“Black people enhance almost every environment we live in” - Denayja Reese (Highlight) 

If blacks enhance every environment they're in then prison should be like the four seasons

I love how this guy play a slow witted, simple man concealing a mind sharp as a razor.

Growing in a small town in Italy I never really experience black people. I saw them on tv and I thought they were the coolest people and generally very chill, funny and passionate. As an adult I moved to London and lived for a period in a mostly black town on London. I’m no kidding but I was scared to leave my house at times. Constant yelling, fighting in the streets, even women yelling at hitting their man, stabbing, sexual harassment. Many times I have been followed home. I mean this was my personal experience. I also know that there are plenty of decent black people out there, but for now, all I know , is that i had to move for my safety. And I’m not even exaggerating.

As a MEXICAN yes it’s TRUE what this man is saying!!!!!!!!

He's the treasure of the black community... truth is hurt

That woman didn't want to hear the truth. She's in denial and he did a great job, in his interview, telling her facts. He's a very talented interviewer.

She is really good at blocking out any reality or facts from her closed mind

This woman personifies the black problem in America; A total disconnect from reality and facts.

“There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life than to walk down the street and hear footsteps... then turn around and see somebody white and feel relieved.”― Jesse Jackson

“Black people enhance almost every environment we live in”. Rolling On The Floor Laughing My WHITE A** Off.

Black People are so defined by their skin color. We need focus on our value system. This lady is in denial.

Give this man an award he's being brutality honest and she can't handle it speak the truth my man

If she can write a book anyone can.

She can't comment on things that are around her every day, because "she's not an expert"! But she could talk on slavery and how Mothers got them through it, even though she didn't live through it at all! Amazing! She tried remaining calm and composed, and apparently reasonable, but her true self shone through in the end! Jesse always exposes them, no matter how hard they try!

Jesse is a good man, non compromising truthful , reminds me of my Grandfather.

I was born in Compton CA , parents move to Pomona in 71 get away from the black culture, this man makes a lot of sense very wise and outspoken, people don’t change unless they realize they are wrong , the black culture is in deep trouble,

I ain’t gonna lie, I love people that respect others, themselves, and take care of their families, property, and the community.

Reality is not subjective. Crime stats are factual. They do not change depending on who looks at them.

I am so impressed by Mr. Petersons honesty and courage. Subscribed.

It is true that black people do not have good relations with other races. Jesse is spot on when he talks about the reality of racial stereotypes and how the black population reaffirms those beliefs. Jesse also has excellent advice how black folks can overcome those stereotypes.

Jesse is talking culture, & she is focused on skin colour.

"everyone has their own reality" this is one of, if not the biggest problem we have today. there's only ONE reality.

There is no having a rational conversation with someone who does not believe in a shared reality.

When I was learning how to speak English I used to confuse the word enhance with the word destroy as well.

One of the biggest issues in our community -- the intense fear of introspection... our own worst enemy.

I’m a 57 year old white male, grew up in a small town and my friends were Mexican, Native Indians, few colored, and we didn’t see color growing up, we just had fun together, seems like this color issues were indoctrinated in our culture from the system to keep chaos among everyone.

I remember as a kid people would say "there goes the neighborhood" anytime a black would move in. I'm 54 now and have seen a lot and what they said stands true as anything unfortunately.

So basically she's not comfortable admitting the truth.

"I don't feel comfortable addressing that because what you say is the truth."

40 years ago my lily white family was "white flighted" out of our community on the far south side of Chicago. Blacks started moving in and blockbusting. We knew what was coming, sold at a loss and left. My friends from the area left as well. Had to. I left in '82, my family members completely evacuated by '87 and the area was completely "changed" in less than ten years. The blacks that took it over got a nice, middle-class community, well-kept, prosperous, clean, safe, good schools, nice place to live and raise a family. That's what we left behind and handed over to them. Fast forward to 2022. I watched two segments on WGN news about that same area. The first was a black gal who was a member of the town council and she was complaining about the state of the community. She said one-third of all the buildings in town - both homes and commercial buildings - were either burned out, boarded up, abandoned, had squatters living in them or were being used as drug dens. She bemoaned that but didn't have a solution for it. The second clip was a pastor of a church holding a candlelight vigil on the sidewalk in front of his church for all the people from the area that had been killed the previous year by gang violence, drive-by shootings, car-jackings and other criminal activity. He was very angry because he said people living there were afraid to leave their homes just to go buy groceries. They were afraid they'd get caught in gang crossfire. That second clip I found very interesting because the church the vigil was being held at, when I lived there I could see that church out of my front window. It was right across the street from my home. So tell me again, Skippy, how blacks enhance every environment they infest. Because the whole south side of Chicago is one huge testament on how big a lie that is.

He is 100% correct. Social media has the evidence. In their undying quest for attention they actually record their own dysfunction. Even against their own children. This woman is out of her mind.

Walking late at night in Chicago Im often reminded of love and light...👍

I love how he just speaks the truth no matter what.

As an Australian I am grateful every day we never had cotton farms in our past

“We bring are love and are light” Lmfao 🤣

Omg Jesse hit the nail on the head about my mother. He just described my relationship with my mother and my wife. Scary how accurate he was.

I went to school as the whitest little boy of the 90's, in Akron, Ohio. Never had a problem. A black chick, 1 grade above of me used to call me "Goldie Locks (had long hair), on the bus. I ended having a huge crush on her. What the hell is wrong with 2023? Oh wait, it's the media.

thank you for this conversation. I live in SF Bay Area and we are struggling to find solutions to our health in this community. I found this very helpful. Hope she can be more open to hearing and giving feedback to such a REAL issue.

I finally came to like black people and their culture. I enjoy watching videos of my former city burn down due to their culture. I was pre Scott Adams. I moved my wife and daughters to my wife's hometown in Japan.........almost been four months since I've seen a black person and haven't had to deal with car jackings, it's very nice.

"Black people enhance every environment they exist in." 😂

In this Lost Generation no we don't enhance our neighborhoods. I'm a child of the 70's. I'm probably the last generation of black folks that grew up with two parents that were married in the household. I grew up in an all-black middle class neighborhood. All my friends in the neighborhood had fathers. My father and their fathers cut the grass. My mother would work with my dad and do the gardening. Our neighborhood looked like paradise. I grew up in a safe and loving environment. There was one family of friends we had that didn't have a father in their household. Three boys that grew up there. They always got in trouble. Their house looked like the shambles and their yard was always torn up. The majority of us went to a private Catholic School. So the majority of families were God-fearing people that went to church. The primary thing that kept us together as a community was: God, Marriage, and the family. This is what kept the order in the neighborhood and in our lives. What do black people have now? Nothing. We turned our backs on God and no longer have families. We're at 80% of our children being raised in a single mother's home. Now wherever we are there is chaos, disorder, destruction, destitution, and death. Values matter because I've been married to the same woman for 23 years. We have two children 1 in college on the Dean's List. The other High School Straight A's. We are a God-fearing family. I am the high priest of my household. My wife is submitted and obedient to my authority over her and her covering in life. Our children submitted and obedient to the parental authority over their lies. They do not have any children. And when the time comes. They will have children and will be married like us. This is the Legacy my parents have instilled in me. This is the Legacy we are passed down to our children.

I never seen so many people struggle with answering SIMPLE questions.

Jesse Lee speaks the most truthful truth there ever was spoken...

I live in a very well-kept, beautiful neighborhood. A black family moved in and “enhanced” it by never picking up the newspapers thrown in their driveway. Eventually the newspapers became a small mountain of pulp as they piled up and the rain blended them together. This was a wealthy black family that brought the hood to the suburbs.

Jessie‘s last point is spot on. I know from personal experience that the cognitive dissonance is birthed in the single black family. We’re expected to love our abusers because shes our mother. “Too many black children literally surviving their childhoods then end up spending most of their adult lives recovering from it.” That is quote directly from the Crimson Cure channel and is as true as the sky is blue.

I remember walking down the street one time and saw a guy getting robbed by 2 blacks guys ,It's turns out they were just trying to give him a hug and just wanted to help him find his wallet and jewelry. They were even nice enough to help him lay down on the sidewalk and take a nap ,Because looked really tired

"How do you define enhanced?" Great point.

Lack of accountability in the black community is exactly the reason why our communities (black communities) don't elevate. This goes for every place where blacks resides in the world. People like This woman is part of the problem

The “the messicans” 😂😂 I love Jesse! And what do you know I’m messican American.

Credit where credit is due. Half of the guests get emotional and storm off. She maintained her composure and was respectful.

Props for brutal honesty.

It's not that she can't answer the question, it's really that she doesn't want to because she knows what the truth is.

LMAO I was telling my baby that this is the type of person that doesn't confront obstacles, but tries to get by erecting walls to ignore them. Then she says you can reject painful thoughts and control what you believe is true. This woman advocates living outside reality and is content to do so.

This woman is crazy

Truth is self-evident.

Respect to you Jessie God bless you from the UK. 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧

Reality is always the same. Your perception of reality is what changes.

She doesn’t believe in good and evil, how ignorant and ridiculous.

Enhancing crime rates is not a win.

Wow, this woman is both skillfully and comically evasive. It's called observation, and in the case of black people and their impact on communities, one can witness the same repeated, observable, and glaring truths all over the nation. She even attempts to PROVIDE EXCUSES. This is why the certain preventable outcomes continuously materialize, sacrificing many black children with no end in sight. Change has to address parenting. Only parents can save young black people.

Where I live there are 2 Wal-Marts on the same street about 3 miles apart. One is in a black area the other in a mainly white area. It is painful obvious which one you are at when you first pull into the parking lot by the amount of trash all over one and not the other. That is just the first noticeable difference.

If it doesn't resonate with her and not how she feels, that means it doesn't happen. Great logic, facts don't matter, feelings do.

Yeah, my neighborhood has been going downhill ever since Obama forced the suburbs to accept Section 8 housing. It brings undesirables who really have no pride in their surroundings. It makes me sad and mad because I grew up here and it's crumbling right before me.

So much beauty created in chicago

As someone who has lived in London my whole life even my black friends have moved out of London as am I.

peoples reality may be lived a different experience, but Truth is Truth and Facts are Facts and absolute.

"Black people enhance every environment..." That's odd, because during my service in the US Navy, the only problems I had, like threatening or wanting to steal from me...all came from blacks. At one duty station, I had to pass through a black area (they thought they owned the street, I guess) and was threatened every day even though I was in uniform.

"your reality and my reality are very different" embeded in that word is REAL. If real can be debated, we are in wonderland

I've been seeing Jesse for at least 25 years and he is just simply an 'honest' man who, cares. He's never backed down either.

I saw first hand their " Light and enhancement , and culture " In N. Portland............and it's why I moved. Didn't want to get robbed or murdered.

She seems like a nice person, wish she would engage more honestly

This is the wolf in sheep clothing that we are warned about… She’s a lover of herself pridefully and is very much proud of what her hands did, It has everything to do with her own success and not really about helping her own, Only willing to help those who care to listen to her, not people who don’t

A new meaning to "there goes the neighborhood."

He is so right on . Can they ever Police them selves ever.

When I was a young kid in the mid 70's, my father moved us out of the city because blacks decided to "enhance" it.

7:24 “painful thoughts come from pain.” She’s so wise and insightful 😄. How did she arrive at this deep philosophical understanding 🤭?

Do you have to be an expert to see reality? Your reality and my reality are different? The ingnorance of this woman is Amazin!

Reality is not subjective. There are simply people that can cope with reality and there are those that will do anything to avoid it. An addict in recovery would know better otherwise they wouldn't have stayed clean. I'd bet that she was just dealing with physical dependency not addiction.

Wow now that is an astounding piece of truth right there. What an observation to make

Being a white child growing up in a black community with single mother other than being robbed 3x and regularly being called white devil at the church parking lot we played at, it wasn't too bad at all. It made me the man I am today and wouldn't say the hood was enhanced but definitely had flavor. couple houes down one of the only manly men in my life was uncle Haus an ex marine uncle of my local black friends ( brothers) I still visit to this day. He is a great man and he was a great role model I def looked up to him. unfortunately his nephews had to learn the hard way with bad decisions selling dope making it to prison. My brother and I went a complete different direction by moving out of there. When I visit latley they don't f with me anymore for whatever reason! Like I had or have white privileges or something. It hurts because I come from where they do. Unc lost his wife in 2020 and was very hurt, God bless him and his family.

One of my friends, a physician, decided to move to a Black neighborhood in Harlem since her father had an appartment there. She moved in with her family, and her lawyer husband. They said that they had to get the hell out. She said that the people urinated outside of the building, threw dirty sanitary napkins in hallways, pooped outside when they got drunk. She is now living in a mostly White neighborhood, and extremely happy. I would never live in a Black neighborhood, and believe me, not all enhance the neighborhoods that they live in. It's all in her mind.

she doesnt believe evil exists HOLY CRAP

Jesse that was a good interview hit the nail on the head.🌟🌟🫶🏻

It's funny how quickly she goes from speaking for all black people to only speaking for her journey once she is asked hard questions

She got red pilled so hard, she had no idea what hit her 🥳

"I work in marketing and it's our job to influence people", after saying "reality is subjective and I can't speak for others." 🤦‍♀️

Like Jesse usually says, "not all not all but most".

"We hate our stores and dont want blacks to enhance them!" -all stores running from cali/ny

Her people enhanced Walmart in Chicage n Portland so much that Walmart said 'No More'

I assume that she is using the word enhance as a euphemism for destroy...

The Fallen State.. is now Fully Enhanced.

this lady lives in a fantasy land absent of any facts. Everything is "my experience" and feelings. She has positioned herself so that everything is "her perspective" and cannot be challenged. Im willing to bet she just floats around not be challenged on anything she says.

I like how she admitted advertising is brainwashing 07:10 , and she's a part of it.

This man is stating the truth over and over and she is in denial over and over.

She has an answer for everything, wow!

I like how Jeese always wedges his topics back in even when they just came there to talk about their book. 😂. I want to hear the conversations the producers have with the guests to get them there

I haver never seen anybody try so hard to not answer any questions in fear of looking either ignorant or hypocritical!!! 🤣🤣🤣

There's specific neighborhoods that I can't walk down , where I live . When the sun goes down , we don't walk down them because of the fear that someone will mistake us for gang members , depending on the color I wear . I don't know all of the colors so I just don't go out when the sun goes down . I wouldn't say that my neighborhood is necessarily better because honestly , it's so much worse .

“You think black mothers are evil?” “To the core.” JLP, straight for the throat. That’s why we love him.

If you look at the body language, the tone of voice, the condescending and dismissive sounds -- these are good examples of automated personality protection mechanisms. A personality design is a construct of ideas, judgments, definitions, opinions, experiences, knowledge, fears, desires, decision making, physical behaviors, etc, that has become a primary source of 'identity' for a person -- in terms of deriving a sense of purpose, importance, significance, intelligence, validation, accomplishment, success, etc --- and so when aspects of that personality design are challenged or invalidated - a person will go into defensiveness and self protection. The 'real' part of the person -- is the physical person -- the person that is breathing, here, in the physical moment, aware of what is taking place in the physical moment -- that is not defined by such personality designs / constructs. So, when you find yourself experiencing reactions of defensiveness and becoming physically uncomfortable, experiencing friction and emotional energy within your body, where you are now trying to 'maintain your composure' so as not to 'lose the debate', and you're attempting to deny and deflect any question or challenge -- you're actually doing this because you fear facing yourself in that moment - you fear facing the fact that your definition of yourself is based on self dishonesty -- and so you feel 'attacked', and usually then blame and start fighting / attempting to invalidate the other person to try and get yourself back to your 'baseline' experience of stability -- which isn't real stability, but rather an illusion of stability created through maintaining control of your external world to validate and affirm your self definitions -- and so getting triggered is a moment where you have the opportunity to transcend your dishonesty by admitting to yourself that you have been dishonest / where you have defined yourself within an idea or definition that is not actually supporting you / not grounded in practical reality and understanding, forgive yourself, and be free of your self limitation -- which opens the space to look at things new, and to learn something.