Apr 26 Hour 2: Ronny Jackson lynched; Family advocate denigrates father, too close to mother
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Apr 26 Hour 2: Ronny Jackson lynched; Family advocate denigrates father, too close to mother

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Descripción de Apr 26 Hour 2: Ronny Jackson lynched; Family advocate denigrates father, too close to mother

Ronny Jackson withdraws as VA nominee due to accusations from evil Democrats. Stand up and fight back. Caller "Pepe" says John Legend should have a nickname calling him a liar. He asks about white groups and men's clubs which are under attack, then talks about white South Africans. He mentions Dinesh D'Souza and America. He says Nelson Mandela, MLK, and Arab Spring were communist-influenced. Jesse asks him to call again and get straight to his point. Caller Debbie of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, says black attitudes toward whites changed after the election of Barack Obama. She was raised not to speak in the South. Caller Jim of Columbus, OH, advocates for the natural family, and telling the truth about blacks. (Support The Fallen State on Patreon.) Jim talks about his parents, saying his father was a horrible example, an abuser, a drunk, womanizer, but his mother was a Christian. Jesse suggests he was too close to his mother. Jesse urges him to do the Silent Prayer. Caller Willie of Omaha, Nebraska, talks about white violence — white guys committing terror attacks. We need to get angry about it, Willie says. Jesse holds him over to third hour.

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