Jessea's Fireside Chats

I discuss the reality of what is often called government shutdown and briefly touch on end-of-the-world predictions

Don't take Tylenol while pregnant...because science

I give my thoughts on free speech and discuss the often forgotten difference between noise and speech

I discuss what should happen when people justify or fail to condemn political violence

This is just a quick episode clarifying a few things. I said before. It's not really a grab bag because there's nothing new here, but it does have 3 segments related to things I've said in the past

Like hate speech, dehumanization IS a real problem in our politics but not in the way the Left claims

Today is the 24th anniversary of 9/11

I reflect on Charlie Kirk, and political violence (and shedding innocent blood) in general

An animal shot and killed charlie kirk at a university in utah. While he was giving a speech. We need to pray for Charlie Kirk's family, and that the shooter is brought to justice

My intent in that episode, specifically the first segment where I argue that it is un-American to argue against women's right to vote, was never to blaspheme God's word, and when I said that it was "both biblical and un-American" when characterizing the arguments against women's voting rights, I meant, either "unbiblical" or "anti-biblical," not biblical. I misspoke.

In this episode, i discuss mass shootings and the right to bear arms

If you don't think women should have a right to vote, you need to get a brain

In this episode, I discuss Taylor Swift, government bailouts, and the idea of progress for its own sake

In this episode, i discuss corporate rebranding (especially Cracker Barrel), immigration, and metric (aka Marx's Unjust Weights and Measures)

We should redistrict after each presidential election with AI drawing the lines. The AI would be specifically instructed to draw them as geographically coherent as possible and in such a way that each party would be proportionally represented based on how that state voted in the election (so in a state that voted 80% Republican, the districts would be redrawn so that 80% of the districts would be...

In this episode, I discuss sovereign citizens, the need for a conservatarian party, and the I can't breathe stuff

In this episode, I discuss the fact that socialism breaks 9 of the 10 commandments. I also discuss my belief, contrary to what a lot of others believe, that socialism and communism are not distinct ideologies at all but rather, 2 aspects of the same one with socialism being the more theoretical side and communism being the aspect of putting those theories into practice

I discuss the difference between hate speech and speech that is simply hated, and the fact that the the actual amount of both is much smaller than we're led to believe

I discuss flaws in leftist thought and the sick insanity of interviewing the AI recreation of a dead child. Recorded yesterday on my birthday

We need to stop these politically motivated name changes. Change the names back to the originals, especially when it comes to sports teams

Repeating the same thing ad nauseum does not affect its veracity, and our culture has forgotten this

In this episode, I discuss 3 main topics. First, the fact that even if the rich truly wanted to possess all the money, even the most profit-hungry person knows doing this would implode the economy. Plus, my wholehearted belief that both the French Revolution and the metric system are communist (2 topics in one)

The Court's ruling that parents can opt thrleir kids out of anti-family propaganda doesn't go far enough. Some on the Left are claiming the ruling allows parents to opt their kids out of evolution and they're claiming this as a scare tactic, but I think parents should be able to opt their kids out of socialist propaganda including evolution, if the country is not ready to get rid of this trash alt...

I give my thoughts on churches' ability to express political views without risking their tax-exempt status

I know it's coming out a bit late, but this was my episode on the Texas floods