June 11, 2021 • 38 mins
An attack so brilliant they thought it was divine intervention
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ninety two of the Jordan Harbinger show. This is a
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Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Friday and ask doctor Jesse Friday and the final
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day for a fresh Jesse Kelly show in this specific format.
I'm so excited for today. You have so many great questions.
You have questions about the new show. You have questions
about the trail of tears, how you should think of
things like that? If you are an Indian, we have
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a question from an Indian family. We have questions about
RVs Joe Biden. Should you send your kid to college?
In television commercials, we have cheeseburger questions. It is all
over the map today and it's gonna be a blast
of a show for anyone confused or who has missed
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the news. Because I realized I had some emails saying
I missed the news. What's the news? Don't panic when
I say last show in this format. What I mean
is we did make our big announcement. The show apparently
took off. You are insane, but apparently the show took off.
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Premier Networks by a mile, the largest syndicator in the
United States of America, has signed the show. It has
put the Jesse Kelly Show on its prime time lineup.
I mean the lineup is the Glenbeck Show, Clay Travis
and Buck Sexton and Sean Hannity and then me. I know,
it's ridiculous on that show launches on June twenty eight,
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because we have so much work to do just with
studio stuff, a bunch of poring technical stuff. I'm not
gonna bother you with. We have so much work to
do between then and now. This is the last show
in this format. I have questions all over the place
like this one from an email to your Jesse. How
can we listen to your new show? Will it be podcasted?
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I need the whole show, so on and so forth?
For one, How do you listen? Well, I'll put it
to you this way. I am currently syndicated, which means
the show is nationwide, but it's it's it's I think
fifteen stations, maybe it's about to be over two hundred.
How you listen? Is this it's it's I don't want
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to say. Well, it's gonna be on locally somewhere. It's
very likely you're going to be able to pick it
up on the dial. It's gonna be six to nine
pm Eastern live in most markets across the country six
to nine pm Eastern. But if you miss it, yes,
they are still going to podcast it. As easy as
it's been for you to access the show, now that's
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only going to get easier. And that's really hitting home
for me. I mean, working with a major company like Premier,
how much, just how easy they make everything for you.
Everything will be in a touch of a button and
I'll let you, I'll keep you updated on all that.
Don't worry, don't worry at all. Now let's get to
our history segment, because one I love this story, and
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two I need to get through it because there are
questions like I have to answer today, there are questions
I have to get to. It's gonna be a blast
of the day. Oh one more thing. You remember that
Lieutenant governor of North Carolina. You remember the guy who
who blew the roof off the place when he gave
this speech. What was it last week, Chris, I think
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it was last week when he gave this speech. They're
not a live people running away from no burning buildings
running away in horror. We saw policemen and firemen running
to those buildings, basically running to their deaths to go
help others because they saw trouble and they knew that
they would need it. That's got to beat us in
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this day right here, We've got to run to the trouble, folks.
And what is the trouble. The trouble is the Biden
administration that is seeking to turn this country into a
socialist hailhole. The trouble is Antifa. Yes, that lieutenant governor
that had us all coming out of our chairs. That
guy's coming on the show in an hour and a half.
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And I just look, you know, you know, before I
get to the history thing, what's the thing I hate
the most? What do I hate the most? Drawing attention
to myself for bragging about myself? What Chris? I do
want to point out though, that the day we played
the audio, I left right at Jewish mimister Chris, and
I said, Chris, get that guy on the show. You
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heard me say it on the air, And that guy's
coming on the show this Chris, I'm drunk with power. Okay,
I'm drunk with power. If we should we tell him
who our first guest is on the show on six
twenty eighth, We have to tell him right here, you
know what, I just made an executive decision. I already
know who the first guest on my show is going
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to be on June twenty eighth, on the new launch.
I think it would be unfair to treat the current
Jesse Kelly Show audience to anything else than giving them
a sneak peek that no one else will know about
until right before it. I'll tell you what second hour,
the beginning of the second hour of this show, I'm
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going to tell you who the first guest is on
the new show's launch. It's somebody you've heard of, and
it's somebody you're going to enjoy. Buckle up for that, Chris,
write it down so I don't forget it started the
second hour. I will tell you who that guest is
going to be on the twenty eighth. Now, to our story,
Europe is a messy place, and for the life of me,
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I can't figure out why it's such a messy place.
And when I say messy, I mean they're just always fighting.
They're always at each other's throats. It's constant. Now, I'm
not one of these anti Europeans either. The chicks are hot,
the food's good, the beer is delicious. It's fine, but
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they're always fighting. I do see why George Washington put,
specifically in his farewell address, we don't get involved in
Europe's wars. They're always in a war with somebody. We're
not getting involved in that. So let's talk about some
of their wars. Mainly, let's go to World War One. No,
it's not a World War One story today, but let's
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go to the completion of World War One. Now, specifically,
let's focus on Poland, which wasn't really a thing during
World War One. Now, the Polish people were very much
a thing. And this is one of the things, as
you know, everyone knows, I'm a Polish fan. I love
Polish people, I love the country, I love the anti
communist spent I just love them. Well, Poland wasn't really
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a thing during World War One, but the Polish people were,
and the Polish people were hardcore nationalists and wanted their
own country, period, end of story. Now, they didn't really
get a ear from anyone like Russia and Britain and France,
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you know, those powers. They didn't really lend the Polish
people an ear, who were like, hey, can we have
a country when this is done? Hey, if we fight
for you, do you would you give us a country? Well,
Germany and Austria Hungary seized on that during the war
and they said, hey, Poland, look, give us some troops,
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help us out, and maybe we'll help you out, to
which Poland, who's not stupid, said well, what does that mean,
help you out? Because Poland one of their own nations.
That's the promise they wanted. You're gonna help us out right,
and Germany says I might and Poland Poland keeps going back.
These are not stupid people. Despite all the Polish jokes,
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you know, by the way, quickside note, did you know
the Polish people are stupid jokes? Did you know those
jokes were actually started by the Nazis and then carried
on by the extremely anti Polish dirty communists in Russia.
And the Soviet Union is the one who brought the
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Polish people are stupid jokes to Hollywood. They mainstream them
here in America. So it would turn the world kind
of against Polish people, all right, be that is made
this quickside note. Germany won't make the promises that Poland wants,
so Poland doesn't necessarily fight with Germany it's it's more complicated.
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But let me just say this. At the end of
the war, end of World War One, they're working everything
out and the Allies realize, okay, we need it, we
need a Poland here now, why why would France, in
Britain and Russia have a Poland? Why would they want
a Poland? You know what may help you understand that.
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We're gonna do a little experiment right here on the radio,
unless you're driving. I want you to pull up a map.
I want you to look at geography, look at Poland.
And when we get back from this break, you tell
me why they would want to Poland. Hang on, I'm
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reconsidering bitcoin. I'll tell you why here in just a
little bit. We got an email about bitcoin. I'm reconsidering it.
Don't cheer if you're one of these bitcoin nut jobs,
and don't roll your eyes if you're one of the
people who scoff at it. I'll explain what I'm going
through here in a moment. Back to our story. Did
you look at your map? It was a simple homework assignment.
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Did you look at the map? Why would France britten?
Why would they want Poland? Why would they want Poland?
To be a thing. Remember what was happening in Russia
at this point in time. This was the Communist Revolution.
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The Communists had taken over the largest country on the planet.
Don't ever discount how fearful the rest of Europe was
about communism. They were already, I mean, they were fighting
tooth and nail with their own people who were pushing socialism.
In France. They were really worried about communism. So we
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have all these Polish people, Polish nationals. They want to Poland. Okay,
well we'll give you a Poland right by Russia. That way,
If those dirty commies turn out to be as filthy
and violent and dirty as we think, you can go
ahead and slow them down a bit on the way
to us. Now, there's another thing you have to remember
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going into our brief little story today. And you and
I have never experienced this. Well I take that back
someone in my audience. A lot of people have probably
experienced this post World War two in my audience, but
I've never experienced it. I'm only thirty nine. A massive
world war. I'm not talking about just a normal war either,
A massive world war. You know, we've had two of them.
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At the back end of those wars. This is going
to come into play in our story today. Countries are
broke financially, countries are broken spiritually. They just you can't
the numbers of young men of France and Britain and Germany,
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the numbers lost at the end of World War One
were so staggering and had never been seen before. You're
losing twenty percent of your male population. That's not that's
just not. That's not something you and I can even comprehend.
So these are countries again broke financially and broke in
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meaning at this point in time, you have nose more
stomach for war with anyone. Now, what's going on in
this kind of new not new? I'm not going to
get emails, angry emails, it's too complicated to go into.
In this country of Poland, well, Poland was struggling to
get their feet under them. Remember, the world's economy wasn't
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doing great host World War One initially, and then eventually
we had the Roaring twenties, but initially wasn't doing great.
The peasants in Poland had been ravaged by poverty and
famine since nineteen fourteen, and there was a huge societal
rift in Poland between the rural peasants and the urban elites.
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That sound familiar at all, huge huge gap in between them.
Now the Soviets, well, what can we say? What are communists?
You're a Jesse Kelly's show listener. What is communism? Is
communism a political ideology? No, it's a religion of domination
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and destruction. The Soviets had the Communists hadn't taken over
the Soviet Union for fifteen minutes before they looked at
Poland and said to themselves, okay, well let's go take
it over. Without a second thought, it was let's go
take it over, and remember to them, it's their religion.
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They were evangelizing. They were simply evangelizing with the Red Army.
In fact, I don't want to give away the end here.
But had Poland not stopped them in the end, the
Soviet Union understand this. The initial Communists, they had every
intention of just taking this Red Army as far as
they could possibly go to make sure everyone is a Communist. Remember,
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communism must be for everyone. The Soviets build up troops
and take off. Now what is Poland dealing with as
far as the military goes, it's again complicated but I'll
put it to you this way. They had very brave troops,
many of them very well trained. The Polish economy, as
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I just pointed out briefly, wasn't exactly the best, and
so what they didn't have a lot of consistency when
it comes to this unit has the same weapons as
this unit, who has the same AMMO as this unit?
Why does that stuff matters? What matters a lot when
it comes to supply. Poland had around one hundred and
ten thousand troops at this point. Soviets had about one
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hundred and fifty thousand. But the Soviets had a gigantic
advantage over Poland. What was that advantage cavalry and artillery.
The Soviets had a lot more of both of them.
Now remember this about cavalry. You don't think about this
as much now because all the cav units are all
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tank units. Horses, when it comes to combat, are all
about speed. Horses give you speed that matters a lot.
You have a man on the battlefield, he can move
at four or five miles an hour, maybe ten for
a very brief sprint, or you have a horse that
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can run thirty Think about the difference in how fast,
I can move a unit here or cut you off
from this. Cavalry is huge in combat. So how does
this thing kickoff? Well, the Soviets are building up troops
on the border, so the Poles in response have to
build up troops on the border. And here's one of
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those ironic terrible things about life. If one side starts
building up troops, you have to build up troops to
protect yourself, right, you can't leave your border unsecured. However,
having two different troop build ups side by side almost
always virtually guarantees combat. It's going to happen, Lo and behold,
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a border, spat breaks out, and pal this thing is on.
This is called the Polish Soviet War case you're wedding with.
This is most people don't even know the thing existed.
We're about the year nineteen twenty. At this point, Poland,
as they often do, acquitted themselves very very very well.
Especially early on, Poland goes charging in. Poland captures Kiev,
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and the Soviet Union, as they often are, was slow.
It's huge and it's slow. Now, why does the Soviet
Union before that, it was Russia in World War One?
Why do they always have that reputation as being slow. Well,
remember how often do we look at a map. We
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do it a lot, not because it's it's you know,
it's not because it's anything else, but informative. It should
tell you something you didn't already know, just like you
did before looking at poland pull up a map of Russia.
Why do you think they're slow. You don't snap your
fingers and teleport men to the front line. You must
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bring them there by horse, by train. It takes time
for the Soviet Union to mobilize its forces and get
them to wear the actual fighting is. They've lost wars
because of this. Before the Russo Japanese War, part of
the reason they lost it is they couldn't get their
men to the front in time for the javert Japan
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to fight off Japan. Now the Soviets get their butts
kicked at first, but then they get their troop build
up and they start battling back. Now, there are a
lot of benefits to communism. Now let me explain. Hold on,
As you know, there's no one in the world who
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hates communism more than me. There are a lot of
parts of it that give it inherent advantages. The relentless,
always attacking always destroying attitude and treating it like a religion.
That's an advantage. It's hard to withstand that constant attack? Right?
How many times? How often now do you feel like
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you're being assaulted on all sides. You can't turn on
the TV, you can't turn on the radio, you can't
listen to the president, you can't listen to your teachers.
It feels like it's coming from everywhere all the time,
does it? Because it is? That's an advantage. They have
a built in advantage like that. But like everything else,
there are advantages and disadvantages communists, and this will be
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our saving grace in the end. Communists have one gigantic,
glaring disadvantage. What is it? I'll tell you in a second.
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show. We have that stun
lieutenant governor from North Carolina coming up in the second hour. Gosh,
it's gonna be great. And about twenty minutes from now,
I'm going to reveal to the current Jesse Kelly Show
listeners who my first guest is going to be on
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June twenty eighth. You've heard of this person. I'll just
leave it to you that way. I figure, you know what,
what better way to say thank you right off the bat. Now,
before I get to the disadvantage communists sab that affects
them in this war, I do want to address something
really quick. Jewish producer Chris said to me during the break.
He said, did you see CNN brought Jeffrey Tuban back.
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Apparently he's their legal analyst and he was before and
he got suspended for I think it was six or
seven months. He was on a zoom call with a
bunch of co workers and see it's a family show it.
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He did some things on the zoom call that are
really best left in private. Apparently he didn't know the
camera was on. I'm gonna leave it there. I understand
you're listening with your kids. It was really inappropriate, really
really not good at all. He gets let oh, he
gets brought back. Jewish producer Chris was marveling at him
getting brought back, And it made me think of something.
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Of course, as you may imagine, it made me think
of history. You understand what it was like right away
under communism. Right under communism, there were like five thousand
members of the Communist Party, and those guys had all
the food, all the stuff. They just they took all
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the money. It took a fortune to fund the wants
of the five thousand members of the Communist Party. Five
thousand members of the Communist Party consumed more resources than
all the rest of Moscow combined. Now, how did people
eat in the Soviet Union under communism? You were given rations?
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I mean you can't buy anything, to sell anything that's faminist.
You were given rations. Now I'm getting this. This ties
into tube and bear with me a moment. Now, what
kind of rations? How much I'm Joe Schmo, mister communist?
Can I have about rations? I'm hungry? Well, it depends,
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what does it depend on? How useful you to the system.
What are you providing me? Oh, you're providing me necessary
transportation so people can go to and fro. Please come here,
take your take your generous some of rations. Oh you, bob,
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what do you do? Oh you you sweep the floors. No, Bob,
you don't get very much. You see, remember, to a communist,
because the communist has no god, Communist is is god.
Communism is his God. To a communist, you are only
worth what you contribute to the system. Period. End of story,
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end of story. That's why that's why you see you know,
a black people are a great example, or gay people.
If a black person or a gay person leaves the
left and comes out as being a supporter on the right,
how are they treated by the left? What? What things
have you seen? Said to them? I know what you see?
I see it too. So many of these people are
my friends, and you should see that the things they
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show me in private about What about the things that
to the black guys. Oh, you're right, Chris calling him
Uncle Tom's and I'm just just unspeakable things. Why, Well,
he's no longer useful to the communist system anymore. Therefore
he's totally scorned. Jeffrey Tuban got his job back, not
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because he's talented, not because of any other reason. But
Jeffrey Tubin is useful full to the system, so he
got his rations. If Jeffrey Tubin had gotten in trouble
and then came out as a conservative, he would have
never darkened the doors of CNN again. Jeffrey Tubin did
all the right moves, promise the system he'd be a
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good little boy, and the system welcomed him back because
he's still useful to the system. It's not more complicated
than that. Back to the Soviets, back to communism. Remember,
their advantage is their relentlessness. They never sleep, they never rest.
They live to dominate and destroy because it's their god.
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What's their disadvantage? They destroy each other. They destroy each other,
and our Communists are already doing this and will continue
to do this too. They can't help it. They're such nasty, aggressive,
destructive people. They wreck each other too. Trotsky and Stalin
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and Lenin, who are all in charge at this point
in time, they're all fighting with each other and fighting
with this general or that general. And this aren't general's
armies fighting against that general's army. And I disagree, and
we should attack here, and we should do this, and
we should push back. It is a constant infighting problem
for the Soviets, which they never got over. Ever, Stalin
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came as close as anyone else, and that's just because
he murdered everybody. But the Soviets did start pushing the
Poles back, and they're pushing the Poles back, and they're
pushing the Poles back. Lithuania, tiny little Lithuania, even jumps
in to fight with the Soviets and fight against the
Poles and Poland's all, wait, what why? But it turns
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out Lithuania had lost some territory that from Poland. They
wanted back and thought they'd get it. Now, what's happening
as Russia as the dirty Communists are pushing through Poland
and taking over Polish territory? Well, what have we talked about?
They're doing two things. The Soviets are doing two things
as they take over parts of Poland. One, they are severely,
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severely mistreating the Jews and the Christians. They find Communists
hate Jews and Christians. Remember that, flat out executing them
together in mass That's one. Two they're planting seeds of
Communist groups as they move along. But don't forget about
that slaughtering Christians and Jews thing. We're gonna come back
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to that in just a moment as I finish up
our story. Now they're closing in on Warsaw. Poland is
on its heels. Things are looking dark. Poland has to
start a draft. Poland asks Britain and France for help,
and they don't get that much. What do I mean? Britain?
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At this point, they're still trying to figure out how
to deal with this new communist country. Of the Soviet Union.
So Britain's trying to open up trade and trade with
the sturdy Commies France. France is more helpful. France hates
the Communists. Two France gives you know, some tanks. Hey,
you guys have some tanks and stuff like that. But again,
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remember from the beginning of our story, we're post World
War One. France is slaughtered, their young men are dead,
they're broke. They can't help more than that. So they
send some tanks and they essentially say you're on your
own now. The Soviets do hold up just short of Warsaw,
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because really, by this point in time they don't have
the world's attention yet. And then once again they start
to argue amongst themselves, should we stop here? Do we
keep going? Well, we all know what communists would do, right,
you know exactly what communists would do. They decided to push.
They got to Warsaw, but they were too fractured around
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Warsaw two divided two different armies, and the polls, to
their credit that even though the history says they didn't
know this, but the Poles decided they were going to
go out like lions and they were going to launch
a massive attack. They happen to choose by accident. All
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evidence points to its by accident. They happen to choose
the weakest part of the Soviet line to launch their attack.
I know to this day, by the way, there are
Christians throughout Poland who believe this was ordained by God.
And right after it was done, they all said it
like it was just national thought. Oh God was on
our side. It was that kind of thing who masses
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the perfect counterattack at the one spot the Soviets couldn't
do anything about. The polls go blowing through the Soviet
yet line. The Soviets now have to try to retreat
to reform up. But their retreat is a disaster. Why
is the retreat a disaster for the Soviets? Why didn't
it work? We'll pay attention. This is going to apply
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to us today. Hang them. It's The Jesse Kelly Show
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eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three
Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot Com, our final show
in this exact format. We're down for two weeks building
things up, and then June twenty eighth, the brand new
Megan National Show launches over two hundred stations. It's gonna
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be so fun. I'm gonna get to your ask Doctor
Jesse questions in just a moment. Let's wrap up our
story here the Polish Soviet War. The Poles counterattack. This
is called the Battle of Warsaw, by the way, But
the Poles counterattack outside of Warsaw, they find a crack
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blow through it and the Soviet lines and the Soviets
start retreating. Why are the Soviets having such a hard
time on their retreat, I mean they just cannot get
it together. Why? Well, remember like ten minutes ago, we
were talking about how the Communists retreating the Christians and
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the Jews and the civilian population where they took over.
They were supposed to be treating them as liberators, right,
But communists can't help being communists, can they? So instead
there was a bunch of people getting shot in the face.
That's what communists do. The civilian population, as the Soviet
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army was coming back through heading the other direction, begin
to slaughter Soviet troops. The Polish civilians remembered, and I
will say this, and I'm going to wrap up the
history story here with this today as we move on
to our ask Doctor Jesse questions and we have a
blast and we talk about everything else. I'm just gonna
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say this, the American communists have enjoyed and are really
enjoying at this point in time, absolutely abusing people on
the right. They certainly did it for four years under Trump.
Now that Biden's in there, they're putting the whole system
against you. You're a domestic terrorist, You're a Nazi, white supremacist.
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You should be fired from your job. You should be
doing all the things communists do. That shoe gets on
the other foot one day, take heart, people will remember
and it will come back. Now let's move on to
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our ask doctor Jesse questions. I had one right off
the bat college Doctor Jesse, how bad do you think
that Joe Biden meeting with Putin is going to go?
Joe Biden has this meeting upcoming with Vladimir Putin? How bad?
I don't know Joe Biden. As we saw in the debates,
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for small periods of time, Joe Biden can prepare for
a meeting. The problem is Vladimir Putin doesn't have to
assess Joe Biden during the meeting. He gets to assess
that idiot all the time when he's behind the microphone.
You just Vladimir Putin has already assessed Joe Biden before
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they've even sat down. Look, we know how this meeting's
going to go. It'll be fairly benign. To be honest
with you, Putin will probably take some little jab at him,
because that's what Putin does. See how Biden reacts. No
matter how Biden reacts, the American media is going to
stand up and say Biden, what a monster, what a
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lion for America. But we all know what's happening here.
Vladimir Putin has already assessed America, and he likes what
he sees period. Now onto one of the great doctor
Jesse questions, I've ever gotten doctor j Sombrero Steeve Kelly
as someone who is fourteen thousand times more Native American
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than Elizabeth Warren. I have recently become very interested in
my Cherokee heritage. My fourteen year old daughter and I
have been doing some research and she has also become
very interested after a trip to Cherokee, North Carolina a
few years ago. We've been watching some documentaries and doing
research on the topic, and I recently listened to an
episode of Time Suck with Damn Cummins that covered the
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trail of tears. Not the best look for the country,
to say the least. The kiddo and I fully understand
the history of the world is more technologically and economically advanced.
People's conquering other people's no issue there. However, my daughter
and I are having a hard time reconciling this question.
How did some of the most patriotic freedom and liberty
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loving beasts of our country, Andrew Jackson John Calhoun's reconcile
the treatment of natives only a few short decades after
the ratification of the US Constitution, specifically freedom of religion
and assembly. I know it's complicated, but help a brother
out here. One, you have an awesome heritage, as everyone knows.
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I geek out on Indian tribes. Cherokees are one of
my top five comanches, Sue Blackfeet, Cherokees, and probably Apache
or probably my top five. So yeah, I mean, of
all the Indian tribes, yours is one of the coolest,
if not the coolest out there. That's really cool. You
study that with your daughter. By the way. One two,
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freedom of religion and assembly, Let's deal with that because
that's where the problem was for the relationship with the
Indian tribes and the New Americans. We love the idea
of freedom of religion right because it makes us feel
nice and makes us sound good. But the truth is
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simply this. When it came to the Indian tribes, and look,
no matter how you feel about this, when it came
to the Indian tribes, there was a religious thing that
was going to cause problems no matter what. Let's talk
about that. Hang on. You don't have to dip forever.
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And the reason I say it like that is I
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I'm a man, I don't need any help. I'm just
gonna quit cold turkey. And I would fail time and
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I didn't work, gum sunflower seeds. I tried at all.
It's just a matter of finding the right thing to
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On the Jordan Harbinger Show, You'll hear amazing stories from
people that have lived them, from spies to CEOs, even
an undercover agent who infiltrated the Gambino crime family. You're
about to hear a preview of The Jordan Harbinger Show
with Jack Garcia, who did just that. My career was
twenty four out of twenty six years was solely dedicated
working on the cover. I walk in, I'm in the bar.
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How there's a bar made? Dare good looking young lady
see serving me? Joey, Hey, what would you like? I
usually my frank was give me a kettle, one martini,
three olives, class of water on the side. I finished
the drink. The guys come in. I'm gonna go go
in my pocket, take out the big wad of money. Hey, am,
I give her one hundred hours. If you're with the mob,
I say, hey, Jordan, you're on record with us. That
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means we protect you. Nobody could shake you down. We
could shake you down. Oh, you're on record with us.
For more on how Jack became so trusted in the
highest levels of the Gambino organization, check out episode three
ninety two of the Jordan Harbinger show. This is a
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Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Friday and ask doctor Jesse Friday and the final
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day for a fresh Jesse Kelly show in this specific format.
I'm so excited for today. You have so many great questions.
You have questions about the new show. You have questions
about the trail of tears, how you should think of
things like that? If you are an Indian, we have
(01:52):
a question from an Indian family. We have questions about
RVs Joe Biden. Should you send your kid to college?
In television commercials, we have cheeseburger questions. It is all
over the map today and it's gonna be a blast
of a show for anyone confused or who has missed
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the news. Because I realized I had some emails saying
I missed the news. What's the news? Don't panic when
I say last show in this format. What I mean
is we did make our big announcement. The show apparently
took off. You are insane, but apparently the show took off.
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Premier Networks by a mile, the largest syndicator in the
United States of America, has signed the show. It has
put the Jesse Kelly Show on its prime time lineup.
I mean the lineup is the Glenbeck Show, Clay Travis
and Buck Sexton and Sean Hannity and then me. I know,
it's ridiculous on that show launches on June twenty eight,
(03:01):
because we have so much work to do just with
studio stuff, a bunch of poring technical stuff. I'm not
gonna bother you with. We have so much work to
do between then and now. This is the last show
in this format. I have questions all over the place
like this one from an email to your Jesse. How
can we listen to your new show? Will it be podcasted?
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I need the whole show, so on and so forth?
For one, How do you listen? Well, I'll put it
to you this way. I am currently syndicated, which means
the show is nationwide, but it's it's it's I think
fifteen stations, maybe it's about to be over two hundred.
How you listen? Is this it's it's I don't want
(03:47):
to say. Well, it's gonna be on locally somewhere. It's
very likely you're going to be able to pick it
up on the dial. It's gonna be six to nine
pm Eastern live in most markets across the country six
to nine pm Eastern. But if you miss it, yes,
they are still going to podcast it. As easy as
it's been for you to access the show, now that's
(04:08):
only going to get easier. And that's really hitting home
for me. I mean, working with a major company like Premier,
how much, just how easy they make everything for you.
Everything will be in a touch of a button and
I'll let you, I'll keep you updated on all that.
Don't worry, don't worry at all. Now let's get to
our history segment, because one I love this story, and
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two I need to get through it because there are
questions like I have to answer today, there are questions
I have to get to. It's gonna be a blast
of the day. Oh one more thing. You remember that
Lieutenant governor of North Carolina. You remember the guy who
who blew the roof off the place when he gave
this speech. What was it last week, Chris, I think
(04:54):
it was last week when he gave this speech. They're
not a live people running away from no burning buildings
running away in horror. We saw policemen and firemen running
to those buildings, basically running to their deaths to go
help others because they saw trouble and they knew that
they would need it. That's got to beat us in
(05:15):
this day right here, We've got to run to the trouble, folks.
And what is the trouble. The trouble is the Biden
administration that is seeking to turn this country into a
socialist hailhole. The trouble is Antifa. Yes, that lieutenant governor
that had us all coming out of our chairs. That
guy's coming on the show in an hour and a half.
(05:36):
And I just look, you know, you know, before I
get to the history thing, what's the thing I hate
the most? What do I hate the most? Drawing attention
to myself for bragging about myself? What Chris? I do
want to point out though, that the day we played
the audio, I left right at Jewish mimister Chris, and
I said, Chris, get that guy on the show. You
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heard me say it on the air, And that guy's
coming on the show this Chris, I'm drunk with power. Okay,
I'm drunk with power. If we should we tell him
who our first guest is on the show on six
twenty eighth, We have to tell him right here, you
know what, I just made an executive decision. I already
know who the first guest on my show is going
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to be on June twenty eighth, on the new launch.
I think it would be unfair to treat the current
Jesse Kelly Show audience to anything else than giving them
a sneak peek that no one else will know about
until right before it. I'll tell you what second hour,
the beginning of the second hour of this show, I'm
(06:43):
going to tell you who the first guest is on
the new show's launch. It's somebody you've heard of, and
it's somebody you're going to enjoy. Buckle up for that, Chris,
write it down so I don't forget it started the
second hour. I will tell you who that guest is
going to be on the twenty eighth. Now, to our story,
Europe is a messy place, and for the life of me,
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I can't figure out why it's such a messy place.
And when I say messy, I mean they're just always fighting.
They're always at each other's throats. It's constant. Now, I'm
not one of these anti Europeans either. The chicks are hot,
the food's good, the beer is delicious. It's fine, but
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they're always fighting. I do see why George Washington put,
specifically in his farewell address, we don't get involved in
Europe's wars. They're always in a war with somebody. We're
not getting involved in that. So let's talk about some
of their wars. Mainly, let's go to World War One. No,
it's not a World War One story today, but let's
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go to the completion of World War One. Now, specifically,
let's focus on Poland, which wasn't really a thing during
World War One. Now, the Polish people were very much
a thing. And this is one of the things, as
you know, everyone knows, I'm a Polish fan. I love
Polish people, I love the country, I love the anti
communist spent I just love them. Well, Poland wasn't really
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a thing during World War One, but the Polish people were,
and the Polish people were hardcore nationalists and wanted their
own country, period, end of story. Now, they didn't really
get a ear from anyone like Russia and Britain and France,
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you know, those powers. They didn't really lend the Polish
people an ear, who were like, hey, can we have
a country when this is done? Hey, if we fight
for you, do you would you give us a country? Well,
Germany and Austria Hungary seized on that during the war
and they said, hey, Poland, look, give us some troops,
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help us out, and maybe we'll help you out, to
which Poland, who's not stupid, said well, what does that mean,
help you out? Because Poland one of their own nations.
That's the promise they wanted. You're gonna help us out right,
and Germany says I might and Poland Poland keeps going back.
These are not stupid people. Despite all the Polish jokes,
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you know, by the way, quickside note, did you know
the Polish people are stupid jokes? Did you know those
jokes were actually started by the Nazis and then carried
on by the extremely anti Polish dirty communists in Russia.
And the Soviet Union is the one who brought the
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Polish people are stupid jokes to Hollywood. They mainstream them
here in America. So it would turn the world kind
of against Polish people, all right, be that is made
this quickside note. Germany won't make the promises that Poland wants,
so Poland doesn't necessarily fight with Germany it's it's more complicated.
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But let me just say this. At the end of
the war, end of World War One, they're working everything
out and the Allies realize, okay, we need it, we
need a Poland here now, why why would France, in
Britain and Russia have a Poland? Why would they want
a Poland? You know what may help you understand that.
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We're gonna do a little experiment right here on the radio,
unless you're driving. I want you to pull up a map.
I want you to look at geography, look at Poland.
And when we get back from this break, you tell
me why they would want to Poland. Hang on, I'm
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reconsidering bitcoin. I'll tell you why here in just a
little bit. We got an email about bitcoin. I'm reconsidering it.
Don't cheer if you're one of these bitcoin nut jobs,
and don't roll your eyes if you're one of the
people who scoff at it. I'll explain what I'm going
through here in a moment. Back to our story. Did
you look at your map? It was a simple homework assignment.
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Did you look at the map? Why would France britten?
Why would they want Poland? Why would they want Poland?
To be a thing. Remember what was happening in Russia
at this point in time. This was the Communist Revolution.
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The Communists had taken over the largest country on the planet.
Don't ever discount how fearful the rest of Europe was
about communism. They were already, I mean, they were fighting
tooth and nail with their own people who were pushing socialism.
In France. They were really worried about communism. So we
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have all these Polish people, Polish nationals. They want to Poland. Okay,
well we'll give you a Poland right by Russia. That way,
If those dirty commies turn out to be as filthy
and violent and dirty as we think, you can go
ahead and slow them down a bit on the way
to us. Now, there's another thing you have to remember
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going into our brief little story today. And you and
I have never experienced this. Well I take that back
someone in my audience. A lot of people have probably
experienced this post World War two in my audience, but
I've never experienced it. I'm only thirty nine. A massive
world war. I'm not talking about just a normal war either,
A massive world war. You know, we've had two of them.
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At the back end of those wars. This is going
to come into play in our story today. Countries are
broke financially, countries are broken spiritually. They just you can't
the numbers of young men of France and Britain and Germany,
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the numbers lost at the end of World War One
were so staggering and had never been seen before. You're
losing twenty percent of your male population. That's not that's
just not. That's not something you and I can even comprehend.
So these are countries again broke financially and broke in
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meaning at this point in time, you have nose more
stomach for war with anyone. Now, what's going on in
this kind of new not new? I'm not going to
get emails, angry emails, it's too complicated to go into.
In this country of Poland, well, Poland was struggling to
get their feet under them. Remember, the world's economy wasn't
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doing great host World War One initially, and then eventually
we had the Roaring twenties, but initially wasn't doing great.
The peasants in Poland had been ravaged by poverty and
famine since nineteen fourteen, and there was a huge societal
rift in Poland between the rural peasants and the urban elites.
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That sound familiar at all, huge huge gap in between them.
Now the Soviets, well, what can we say? What are communists?
You're a Jesse Kelly's show listener. What is communism? Is
communism a political ideology? No, it's a religion of domination
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and destruction. The Soviets had the Communists hadn't taken over
the Soviet Union for fifteen minutes before they looked at
Poland and said to themselves, okay, well let's go take
it over. Without a second thought, it was let's go
take it over, and remember to them, it's their religion.
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They were evangelizing. They were simply evangelizing with the Red Army.
In fact, I don't want to give away the end here.
But had Poland not stopped them in the end, the
Soviet Union understand this. The initial Communists, they had every
intention of just taking this Red Army as far as
they could possibly go to make sure everyone is a Communist. Remember,
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communism must be for everyone. The Soviets build up troops
and take off. Now what is Poland dealing with as
far as the military goes, it's again complicated but I'll
put it to you this way. They had very brave troops,
many of them very well trained. The Polish economy, as
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I just pointed out briefly, wasn't exactly the best, and
so what they didn't have a lot of consistency when
it comes to this unit has the same weapons as
this unit, who has the same AMMO as this unit?
Why does that stuff matters? What matters a lot when
it comes to supply. Poland had around one hundred and
ten thousand troops at this point. Soviets had about one
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hundred and fifty thousand. But the Soviets had a gigantic
advantage over Poland. What was that advantage cavalry and artillery.
The Soviets had a lot more of both of them.
Now remember this about cavalry. You don't think about this
as much now because all the cav units are all
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tank units. Horses, when it comes to combat, are all
about speed. Horses give you speed that matters a lot.
You have a man on the battlefield, he can move
at four or five miles an hour, maybe ten for
a very brief sprint, or you have a horse that
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can run thirty Think about the difference in how fast,
I can move a unit here or cut you off
from this. Cavalry is huge in combat. So how does
this thing kickoff? Well, the Soviets are building up troops
on the border, so the Poles in response have to
build up troops on the border. And here's one of
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those ironic terrible things about life. If one side starts
building up troops, you have to build up troops to
protect yourself, right, you can't leave your border unsecured. However,
having two different troop build ups side by side almost
always virtually guarantees combat. It's going to happen, Lo and behold,
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a border, spat breaks out, and pal this thing is on.
This is called the Polish Soviet War case you're wedding with.
This is most people don't even know the thing existed.
We're about the year nineteen twenty. At this point, Poland,
as they often do, acquitted themselves very very very well.
Especially early on, Poland goes charging in. Poland captures Kiev,
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and the Soviet Union, as they often are, was slow.
It's huge and it's slow. Now, why does the Soviet
Union before that, it was Russia in World War One?
Why do they always have that reputation as being slow. Well,
remember how often do we look at a map. We
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do it a lot, not because it's it's you know,
it's not because it's anything else, but informative. It should
tell you something you didn't already know, just like you
did before looking at poland pull up a map of Russia.
Why do you think they're slow. You don't snap your
fingers and teleport men to the front line. You must
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bring them there by horse, by train. It takes time
for the Soviet Union to mobilize its forces and get
them to wear the actual fighting is. They've lost wars
because of this. Before the Russo Japanese War, part of
the reason they lost it is they couldn't get their
men to the front in time for the javert Japan
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to fight off Japan. Now the Soviets get their butts
kicked at first, but then they get their troop build
up and they start battling back. Now, there are a
lot of benefits to communism. Now let me explain. Hold on,
As you know, there's no one in the world who
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hates communism more than me. There are a lot of
parts of it that give it inherent advantages. The relentless,
always attacking always destroying attitude and treating it like a religion.
That's an advantage. It's hard to withstand that constant attack? Right?
How many times? How often now do you feel like
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you're being assaulted on all sides. You can't turn on
the TV, you can't turn on the radio, you can't
listen to the president, you can't listen to your teachers.
It feels like it's coming from everywhere all the time,
does it? Because it is? That's an advantage. They have
a built in advantage like that. But like everything else,
there are advantages and disadvantages communists, and this will be
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our saving grace in the end. Communists have one gigantic,
glaring disadvantage. What is it? I'll tell you in a second.
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show. We have that stun
lieutenant governor from North Carolina coming up in the second hour. Gosh,
it's gonna be great. And about twenty minutes from now,
I'm going to reveal to the current Jesse Kelly Show
listeners who my first guest is going to be on
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June twenty eighth. You've heard of this person. I'll just
leave it to you that way. I figure, you know what,
what better way to say thank you right off the bat. Now,
before I get to the disadvantage communists sab that affects
them in this war, I do want to address something
really quick. Jewish producer Chris said to me during the break.
He said, did you see CNN brought Jeffrey Tuban back.
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Apparently he's their legal analyst and he was before and
he got suspended for I think it was six or
seven months. He was on a zoom call with a
bunch of co workers and see it's a family show it.
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He did some things on the zoom call that are
really best left in private. Apparently he didn't know the
camera was on. I'm gonna leave it there. I understand
you're listening with your kids. It was really inappropriate, really
really not good at all. He gets let oh, he
gets brought back. Jewish producer Chris was marveling at him
getting brought back, And it made me think of something.
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Of course, as you may imagine, it made me think
of history. You understand what it was like right away
under communism. Right under communism, there were like five thousand
members of the Communist Party, and those guys had all
the food, all the stuff. They just they took all
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the money. It took a fortune to fund the wants
of the five thousand members of the Communist Party. Five
thousand members of the Communist Party consumed more resources than
all the rest of Moscow combined. Now, how did people
eat in the Soviet Union under communism? You were given rations?
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I mean you can't buy anything, to sell anything that's faminist.
You were given rations. Now I'm getting this. This ties
into tube and bear with me a moment. Now, what
kind of rations? How much I'm Joe Schmo, mister communist?
Can I have about rations? I'm hungry? Well, it depends,
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what does it depend on? How useful you to the system.
What are you providing me? Oh, you're providing me necessary
transportation so people can go to and fro. Please come here,
take your take your generous some of rations. Oh you, bob,
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what do you do? Oh you you sweep the floors. No, Bob,
you don't get very much. You see, remember, to a communist,
because the communist has no god, Communist is is god.
Communism is his God. To a communist, you are only
worth what you contribute to the system. Period. End of story,
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end of story. That's why that's why you see you know,
a black people are a great example, or gay people.
If a black person or a gay person leaves the
left and comes out as being a supporter on the right,
how are they treated by the left? What? What things
have you seen? Said to them? I know what you see?
I see it too. So many of these people are
my friends, and you should see that the things they
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show me in private about What about the things that
to the black guys. Oh, you're right, Chris calling him
Uncle Tom's and I'm just just unspeakable things. Why, Well,
he's no longer useful to the communist system anymore. Therefore
he's totally scorned. Jeffrey Tuban got his job back, not
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because he's talented, not because of any other reason. But
Jeffrey Tubin is useful full to the system, so he
got his rations. If Jeffrey Tubin had gotten in trouble
and then came out as a conservative, he would have
never darkened the doors of CNN again. Jeffrey Tubin did
all the right moves, promise the system he'd be a
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good little boy, and the system welcomed him back because
he's still useful to the system. It's not more complicated
than that. Back to the Soviets, back to communism. Remember,
their advantage is their relentlessness. They never sleep, they never rest.
They live to dominate and destroy because it's their god.
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What's their disadvantage? They destroy each other. They destroy each other,
and our Communists are already doing this and will continue
to do this too. They can't help it. They're such nasty, aggressive,
destructive people. They wreck each other too. Trotsky and Stalin
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and Lenin, who are all in charge at this point
in time, they're all fighting with each other and fighting
with this general or that general. And this aren't general's
armies fighting against that general's army. And I disagree, and
we should attack here, and we should do this, and
we should push back. It is a constant infighting problem
for the Soviets, which they never got over. Ever, Stalin
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came as close as anyone else, and that's just because
he murdered everybody. But the Soviets did start pushing the
Poles back, and they're pushing the Poles back, and they're
pushing the Poles back. Lithuania, tiny little Lithuania, even jumps
in to fight with the Soviets and fight against the
Poles and Poland's all, wait, what why? But it turns
(26:45):
out Lithuania had lost some territory that from Poland. They
wanted back and thought they'd get it. Now, what's happening
as Russia as the dirty Communists are pushing through Poland
and taking over Polish territory? Well, what have we talked about?
They're doing two things. The Soviets are doing two things
as they take over parts of Poland. One, they are severely,
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severely mistreating the Jews and the Christians. They find Communists
hate Jews and Christians. Remember that, flat out executing them
together in mass That's one. Two they're planting seeds of
Communist groups as they move along. But don't forget about
that slaughtering Christians and Jews thing. We're gonna come back
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to that in just a moment as I finish up
our story. Now they're closing in on Warsaw. Poland is
on its heels. Things are looking dark. Poland has to
start a draft. Poland asks Britain and France for help,
and they don't get that much. What do I mean? Britain?
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At this point, they're still trying to figure out how
to deal with this new communist country. Of the Soviet Union.
So Britain's trying to open up trade and trade with
the sturdy Commies France. France is more helpful. France hates
the Communists. Two France gives you know, some tanks. Hey,
you guys have some tanks and stuff like that. But again,
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remember from the beginning of our story, we're post World
War One. France is slaughtered, their young men are dead,
they're broke. They can't help more than that. So they
send some tanks and they essentially say you're on your
own now. The Soviets do hold up just short of Warsaw,
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because really, by this point in time they don't have
the world's attention yet. And then once again they start
to argue amongst themselves, should we stop here? Do we
keep going? Well, we all know what communists would do, right,
you know exactly what communists would do. They decided to push.
They got to Warsaw, but they were too fractured around
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Warsaw two divided two different armies, and the polls, to
their credit that even though the history says they didn't
know this, but the Poles decided they were going to
go out like lions and they were going to launch
a massive attack. They happen to choose by accident. All
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evidence points to its by accident. They happen to choose
the weakest part of the Soviet line to launch their attack.
I know to this day, by the way, there are
Christians throughout Poland who believe this was ordained by God.
And right after it was done, they all said it
like it was just national thought. Oh God was on
our side. It was that kind of thing who masses
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the perfect counterattack at the one spot the Soviets couldn't
do anything about. The polls go blowing through the Soviet
yet line. The Soviets now have to try to retreat
to reform up. But their retreat is a disaster. Why
is the retreat a disaster for the Soviets? Why didn't
it work? We'll pay attention. This is going to apply
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to us today. Hang them. It's The Jesse Kelly Show
(30:40):
eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three
Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot Com, our final show
in this exact format. We're down for two weeks building
things up, and then June twenty eighth, the brand new
Megan National Show launches over two hundred stations. It's gonna
(31:02):
be so fun. I'm gonna get to your ask Doctor
Jesse questions in just a moment. Let's wrap up our
story here the Polish Soviet War. The Poles counterattack. This
is called the Battle of Warsaw, by the way, But
the Poles counterattack outside of Warsaw, they find a crack
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blow through it and the Soviet lines and the Soviets
start retreating. Why are the Soviets having such a hard
time on their retreat, I mean they just cannot get
it together. Why? Well, remember like ten minutes ago, we
were talking about how the Communists retreating the Christians and
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the Jews and the civilian population where they took over.
They were supposed to be treating them as liberators, right,
But communists can't help being communists, can they? So instead
there was a bunch of people getting shot in the face.
That's what communists do. The civilian population, as the Soviet
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army was coming back through heading the other direction, begin
to slaughter Soviet troops. The Polish civilians remembered, and I
will say this, and I'm going to wrap up the
history story here with this today as we move on
to our ask Doctor Jesse questions and we have a
blast and we talk about everything else. I'm just gonna
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say this, the American communists have enjoyed and are really
enjoying at this point in time, absolutely abusing people on
the right. They certainly did it for four years under Trump.
Now that Biden's in there, they're putting the whole system
against you. You're a domestic terrorist, You're a Nazi, white supremacist.
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You should be fired from your job. You should be
doing all the things communists do. That shoe gets on
the other foot one day, take heart, people will remember
and it will come back. Now let's move on to
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our ask doctor Jesse questions. I had one right off
the bat college Doctor Jesse, how bad do you think
that Joe Biden meeting with Putin is going to go?
Joe Biden has this meeting upcoming with Vladimir Putin? How bad?
I don't know Joe Biden. As we saw in the debates,
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for small periods of time, Joe Biden can prepare for
a meeting. The problem is Vladimir Putin doesn't have to
assess Joe Biden during the meeting. He gets to assess
that idiot all the time when he's behind the microphone.
You just Vladimir Putin has already assessed Joe Biden before
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they've even sat down. Look, we know how this meeting's
going to go. It'll be fairly benign. To be honest
with you, Putin will probably take some little jab at him,
because that's what Putin does. See how Biden reacts. No
matter how Biden reacts, the American media is going to
stand up and say Biden, what a monster, what a
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lion for America. But we all know what's happening here.
Vladimir Putin has already assessed America, and he likes what
he sees period. Now onto one of the great doctor
Jesse questions, I've ever gotten doctor j Sombrero Steeve Kelly
as someone who is fourteen thousand times more Native American
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than Elizabeth Warren. I have recently become very interested in
my Cherokee heritage. My fourteen year old daughter and I
have been doing some research and she has also become
very interested after a trip to Cherokee, North Carolina a
few years ago. We've been watching some documentaries and doing
research on the topic, and I recently listened to an
episode of Time Suck with Damn Cummins that covered the
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trail of tears. Not the best look for the country,
to say the least. The kiddo and I fully understand
the history of the world is more technologically and economically advanced.
People's conquering other people's no issue there. However, my daughter
and I are having a hard time reconciling this question.
How did some of the most patriotic freedom and liberty
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loving beasts of our country, Andrew Jackson John Calhoun's reconcile
the treatment of natives only a few short decades after
the ratification of the US Constitution, specifically freedom of religion
and assembly. I know it's complicated, but help a brother
out here. One, you have an awesome heritage, as everyone knows.
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I geek out on Indian tribes. Cherokees are one of
my top five comanches, Sue Blackfeet, Cherokees, and probably Apache
or probably my top five. So yeah, I mean, of
all the Indian tribes, yours is one of the coolest,
if not the coolest out there. That's really cool. You
study that with your daughter. By the way. One two,
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freedom of religion and assembly, Let's deal with that because
that's where the problem was for the relationship with the
Indian tribes and the New Americans. We love the idea
of freedom of religion right because it makes us feel
nice and makes us sound good. But the truth is
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simply this. When it came to the Indian tribes, and look,
no matter how you feel about this, when it came
to the Indian tribes, there was a religious thing that
was going to cause problems no matter what. Let's talk
about that. Hang on. You don't have to dip forever.
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You know that, Ryan, you don't have to smoke forever.
And the reason I say it like that is I
have been that guy. I've been that guy. I dipped
for so long, and what would happen is I would
decide I'm gonna quit. It's bad for me. I'm gonna quit.
I'm a man, I don't need any help. I'm just
gonna quit cold turkey. And I would fail time and
time and time again. I tried things like the patch
(37:23):
I didn't work, gum sunflower seeds. I tried at all.
It's just a matter of finding the right thing to
help you quit. That's Jake's mintchew. Go put in your dip.
Just make sure it's Jake's Mintchew. It's tobacco free, it's
nicotine free, it's even sugar free, and I highly recommend.
Just a personal choice, I highly recommend their CBD pouches
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because it really helps take that extra edge off. Get
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