The Kevin Jackson Show

There is a lot to unpack as Kevin discusses a variety of Leftist lunacy, and exposes international girly men. And he ends the show by telling you to not take things personally. 

Kevin Jackson has been called, the "white-collar" Joe Rogan. Given their similar backgrounds in TV, comedy, and martial arts, it's easy to see why people enjoy Kevin's show so much.

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Donald Trump just keeps winning. And the conflict with Iran is no different.

I have met with a few people who fancy themselves war strategists, and they love to explain to me how war is supposed to be fought.

There are rules, traditions, doctrines, and apparently a handbook that Trump never bothered to read.

They tell me Trump violates the established conventions of warfare.

And I remind them that the British had a pretty impressive understanding of conventional warfare when they marched into the American Revolution. They had the greatest military in the world, trained soldiers, overwhelming resources, and a rather high opinion of themselves.

It didn't work out particularly well for them.

In fact, their tactics helped produce the very nation where I was born.

One colonel put it to me rather bluntly: “Kevin, nobody stops and starts a war!”

To which I responded: “Trump does.”

And that gets to something I said on my radio show: Trump's war with Iran didn't begin when the first missiles flew. The war began long before that.

Trump went to war with Iran's economy.

He went after the money. He went after the oil. He went after the ships carrying the oil, the companies buying it, the banks moving the money, the shadow networks hiding it, and eventually the machinery Iran used to turn that money into missiles, drones and mayhem.

And unlike the traditional battlefield, there was no need to fire a shot to start that war.

That economic war never stopped.

So before we start arguing about whether Trump fights wars the way wars have traditionally been fought, perhaps we should take a look at what he actually did to Iran's economy, how relentlessly he squeezed it, and how the economic battlefield was prepared long before the missiles ever started flying.

Because the story of Trump's war with Iran doesn't begin with an explosion.

It begins with a chokehold.

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You can see it everywhere. DEI is getting dismantled. The language is changing. Corporations that once couldn't get through a board meeting without somebody mentioning diversity, equity and inclusion are suddenly discovering the timeless beauty of merit.

And now we have Democrats talking about something called “Woke One.”

Woke One.

I love that.

It sounds like a software release.

Apparently Woke One was the beta version.

There were some bugs.

A few systems crashed.

The police department stopped functioning.

People discovered that men and women were somehow both the same and different depending upon which sentence you were constructing.

Universities became ideological pressure cookers.

Americans were instructed to evaluate virtually everything through the lens of race, gender and identity.

And then there was the small matter of telling people that America itself was fundamentally rotten.

But don't worry.

That was Woke One.

We're moving on.

I have a question:

How many times can you get woke?

Because that's the part I don't buy.

I don't think Democrats are ushering in a new woke.

I think they're waking up from woke.

And there's a difference.

A very important difference.

Because when you say “Woke One,” you are trying to make history sound like software.

You are suggesting that there was an earlier version, perhaps with some excesses, and now the sophisticated people have moved on to a newer, improved operating system.

Woke 2.0.

Same ideology.

New packaging.

Maybe fewer pronouns in the installation instructions.

But that's not what I think is happening.

I think somebody finally pulled the fire alarm.

And the wake-up call came from two directions.

First, Democrats began destroying themselves.

They took ideas that might have started with something relatively ordinary, like treating people fairly, and pushed them into increasingly bizarre territory.

They turned identity into politics.

They turned politics into morality.

They turned disagreement into evidence of moral deficiency.

And eventually they reached the point where ordinary Americans began looking at the Democratic Party and saying, essentially:

What the hell happened to you people?

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Former NBA and NFL players are apparently looking at the WNBA and saying, "You know what? I think I've found my next career."

And I love it.

Hey Leftists, this is what happens when you spend years telling everybody that biological sex is a social construct.

It’s their own fault. They could have thrown in with the fellas, and tried to get their WOMEN to make the MEN’s league, but no. 

They wanted SEPARATE BUT EQUAL. So, they added the W.

The NBA and WNBA are separated by exactly one letter.

W.

That's it.

One little W.

Which raises a rather important question:

What the hell does the W stand for?

I assume it stands for Women.

But apparently that's controversial.

So maybe it's W for Whatever.

Maybe it's W for Whoever.

Or perhaps, with former NBA players now eyeing the league, W stands for:

"We Have A Problem."

Because imagine being a former NBA player.

You've spent your career playing against grown men.

You have competed against LeBron James.

You've been dunked on by people whose necks look like fire hydrants.

You've spent 82 games getting your ribs rearranged by other professional men.

Then you retire.

And someone says:

"Have you considered the WNBA?"

That is not a career move.

That's a plot twist.

Maybe this is the NBA's new retirement plan.

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I love watching Hasan Piker discover that Democrats aren’t quite the Islam-supporting political family he thought they were. Really? This is the coalition you helped build, Hasan. You spent years cheering on the Left as it assembled a political Frankenstein out of every grievance imaginable, and now you’re surprised when some of its members don’t want to embrace Islam?

Meanwhile, the Left keeps giving us fresh demonstrations of what happens when ideology replaces competence. In one corner, you have an alleged bot army artificially boosting Mamdani. In another, UC professors are begging for the SAT to return because “equity” apparently did such a wonderful job preparing students for college that some of them can’t handle high-school-level work.

Kevin Jackson has been called, the "white-collar" Joe Rogan. Given their similar backgrounds in TV, comedy, and martial arts, it's easy to see why people enjoy Kevin's show so much.

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Remember ICE?

Remember when every arrest was treated like the Normandy invasion?

CNN had dramatic music.

MSNBC had crying anchors.

Somebody on The View was one tissue away from needing CPR.

You would've thought ICE agents were kicking down the doors of orphanages.

Where are those stories now?

Where are the massive protests?

Where's Antifa?

Where are the college students chaining themselves to Starbucks because America deported somebody with six felony convictions?

Gone.

What happened?

Did ICE stop?

No.

Did deportations stop?

No.

Did immigration suddenly become less important?

No.

What stopped...

...was the media's ability to manufacture outrage.

That's a huge difference.

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There is a story coming out of Britain about a person described as a woman who stabbed four people.

Except the person wasn't a woman.

It was a biological male who identified as a man.

And I know we're supposed to pretend this is complicated.

We're supposed to carefully navigate the language.

"Well, the person was assigned..."

No.

Stop.

At some point, a civilization has to be able to describe what happened without needing a legal team and a thesaurus.

A man stabbed four people.

There.

Everybody survived.

The English language survived.

Nobody's pronouns were injured in the production of that sentence.

And this is part of what has become so bizarre about the transgender debate.

I've watched enough of these stories over the years to notice a pattern that a lot of people don't seem particularly interested in noticing.

When somebody from the trans community commits an act of violence, the identity component suddenly becomes fascinatingly complicated.

Maybe it's irrelevant.

Maybe it's unfair to mention.

Maybe we're stigmatizing an entire community.

Maybe we should focus on the individual.

But if somebody commits an act of violence while identifying with some other group, suddenly the group identity is extremely important.

Funny how that works.

Identity matters enormously...

until it becomes inconvenient.

Then identity disappears.

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Scroll any news feed and convince me otherwise.

Without even knowing what the other side, US, looks like, all you need to do is judge Leftism on its own merits.

I saw a video of a man, dressed like a baby with a pacifier in his mouth, and he calls himself an “age regressor”

[X] SB – Age regressor man

He wants somebody to take care of him 24/7 for the rest of his life.

I couldn’t make this up if I were on LSD and given 3 more lifetimes.

And this is what the Left considers to be normal. 

How are these freaks created?

Pakistan lawman in TX

Mr. Ali Sheikhani himself....

Born in Pakistan. Came here on a student visa. Built a fortune. Now drives a Rolls-Royce to a Texas police station as an elected Republican lawman.

When he’s not hosting Pakistani dignitaries - including the head of the Pakistani Consulate - inside an American law-enforcement office…

He’s back in Karachi living like a Bollywood movie star.

Throwing stacks of cash into the crowds. Making it rain U.S. dollars! 

Cameras rolling. Fans cheering. Cash flying. (No women, of course; that would be haram)

This is the man Texas voters put in charge of a police precinct.

Can we keep Pakistan out of our police force? How is this even allowed!

Muslim judge, dual justice

This is Judge Amjad Nawaz. 

He allowed a 70-year-old muslim to walk free after sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. In 2016, he did the same with a similar case involving a muslim. 

Yet, in the same year, he gave a white man 8yrs for rape. This is clear corruption

Kevin Jackson has been called, the "white-collar" Joe Rogan. Given their similar backgrounds in TV, comedy, and martial arts, it's easy to see why people enjoy Kevin's show so much.

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Iran invents another cheap drone.

America invents a cheaper way to kill it.

Iran puts another missile on a truck.

America finds the truck.

Iran hides a command center.

America finds the command center.

Iran threatens another ship.

America watches the ship.

That's the game.

And the Left keeps looking at one weapon system at a time.

Trump is looking at the entire chessboard.

THERE WAS NEVER A PIVOT

This is the part I want you to remember.

The media says:

"Trump is pivoting away from war toward economics."

No.

Trump is using economics as part of the war.

That's what they don't understand.

Trump restored maximum pressure on Iran in 2025 specifically to deny the regime revenue and choke off the resources supporting its nuclear program, missile program and terrorist proxies. (The White House)

And now the military pressure has made the economic pressure more powerful.

That's not a pivot.

Kevin Jackson has been called, the "white-collar" Joe Rogan. Given their similar backgrounds in TV, comedy, and martial arts, it's easy to see why people enjoy Kevin's show so much.

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