Jesse Lee Peterson Teaches You How to Stop Being a BETA | “YOUR WELCOME” #434
What if the thing making you angry is exactly what’s keeping you weak?
Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) welcomes the man who is no stranger to controversy, Jesse Lee Peterson, for a conversation about anger, race, faith, and the ideas you're probably not supposed to say out loud. Jesse explains why he believes the civil rights movement was a disaster for America and especially for black Americans, why his parents told him to stay away from Martin Luther King Jr.’s “mess,” and why keeping people divided may be the easiest way to keep them controlled.
From early American gang violence and Karen Bass to Jesse inviting Michael to pick cotton in Alabama, the conversation goes places you probably won't expect. Jesse also explains why he has hope for America, whether some people are genuinely unsavable, and what he thinks is behind society’s apparent loss of faith.
Then Michael gets Jesse’s take on the Lindsay Clancy case, what his “Jewish name” would be, and where Barrack Obama ranks on his list of terrible people.