Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show where people be texting and we got
Speaker 1: all kinds of great emails.
Speaker 2: Coming up this hour, we'll talk about Gavin Newsom taking
Speaker 2: the White House, god forbid. Somebody is about to enter
Speaker 2: the VA wants to talk about some frustrations, Thanksgiving, dinner, Hamburger, Helper,
Speaker 2: all that and so much more coming up in another
Speaker 2: hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. So let's touch on
Speaker 2: this one because it'll be uncomfortable and offensive and we'll
Speaker 2: get all kinds of complaints. Hey, Jesse, you keep saying
Speaker 2: the left wants to take away our guns so they
Speaker 2: can hurt us. Imagine it's twenty thirty and Gavin Newsom
Speaker 2: is now president. Gives me the willies. Swat teams are
Speaker 2: going house to house, knocking on doors and demanding that
Speaker 2: people give up their guns or go to a re
Speaker 2: education camp. Please tell me what use all our guns
Speaker 2: are going to be against the government taking away are guns?
Speaker 2: Can you see the average yellow, yellow bellied American of
Speaker 2: today standing up and fighting the government. People can't even
Speaker 2: be bothered to vote. All right, Well, that's a very
Speaker 2: fair question. One let's understand what motivates most people, what
Speaker 2: motivates you in moments at least if you're being honest
Speaker 2: and me in moments, necessity necessity. Have you ever gone
Speaker 2: through a period of time in your life or maybe
Speaker 2: it's been your whole life, or maybe you're in one
Speaker 2: right now where you weren't working out, you're being lazy.
Speaker 2: I have this really yo yo thing when it comes
Speaker 2: to working out. I will go all in two three months,
Speaker 2: I'm all in. It's three four times a week, if
Speaker 2: not more, working out, working out, working out, get myself
Speaker 2: in great shape. Then like it's almost like a light switch.
Speaker 2: I don't even understand how it happen. Happens. I'll just stop, Nah,
Speaker 2: I don't feel like it. I'll stop and then I'll
Speaker 2: double down on that and I'll start eating terribly. Do
Speaker 2: you know what gets me back in the gym? If
Speaker 2: this has happened so many times, I'm ashamed. I'm embarrassed
Speaker 2: to even say it. I wish I was a different person,
Speaker 2: a better person, But you know, it gets me back
Speaker 2: in the gym. I'll be getting in the shower one
Speaker 2: day and I'll turn and look at it myself in
Speaker 2: the mirror. Naked, and I'll go, oh gosh, what did
Speaker 2: you do to yourself? You disgusting tub glue goo, And
Speaker 2: next day back in the gym. Necessity drives so much
Speaker 2: of what we do. If you're being honest, if you've
Speaker 2: ever had a job, or maybe you're at one now
Speaker 2: where you hear layoffs are coming, or that's the rumor
Speaker 2: layoffs are coming. You work a little harder that day,
Speaker 2: don't you. Maybe you show up a little earlier in
Speaker 2: the coming days, the coming weeks earlier than you normally do.
Speaker 2: Don't you stay late? Hey, boss, just tear grinding, don't
Speaker 2: you I've done it? Why why don't you doing that before? Well?
Speaker 2: In necessity? Now now, now it's dire. You accurately point
Speaker 2: out the apathy of a large portion of Americans. There
Speaker 2: are a few things that are more disheartening politically than
Speaker 2: looking at the voting totals for local elections. Just set
Speaker 2: aside president stuff, and because those can go either way,
Speaker 2: but local elections, you know, your community, your local government,
Speaker 2: in your state government actually has so much more to
Speaker 2: do with your quality of life than the federal government does.
Speaker 2: They just do look at how many people show up,
Speaker 2: and you look at those numbers, and you say to yourself,
Speaker 2: this whole population is apathetic. They're not involved, they don't care.
Speaker 2: That these people will never stand up and fight back.
Speaker 2: But that would be it will be a mistake to
Speaker 2: look at it that way. People are apathetic naturally until
Speaker 2: they can't be anymore. I'm actually working on something right now.
Speaker 2: I've told you my next history episode is going to
Speaker 2: be the Rhodesian Bush War, right and I'm not going
Speaker 2: to spoil it for you, but I'll give you just
Speaker 2: a little tidbit of something. I'm getting background on the area.
Speaker 2: I'm doing a bunch of reading and watching stuff and
Speaker 2: listening to things on the background of the area so
Speaker 2: I can set up the area appropriately for you. And
Speaker 2: at some point in time, the Africans, this is before
Speaker 2: actual Rhodesia, the Africans rebel against the Europeans that are there.
Speaker 2: But they didn't rebel right away. In fact, the rebellion
Speaker 2: the revolt was a bit of a shock because they
Speaker 2: had been working with and for the Europeans for a
Speaker 2: year or more with not really major problems. All of
Speaker 2: a sudden, you open up the door of your hut
Speaker 2: and there are twelve angry Africans with war clubs getting
Speaker 2: ready to bash your skull in and you're looking around saying,
Speaker 2: what wha what happened? It was fine until it wasn't
Speaker 2: fine anymore. If you are concerned about one day we
Speaker 2: get another communist government in there and they attempt to
Speaker 2: do worse things than even the Biden administration did, that's
Speaker 2: a valid concern. That's a very valid concern, because they
Speaker 2: will try to They're going to double and triple down
Speaker 2: the next time if they can. The only lesson Democrats
Speaker 2: learned from all the evil crap they've done over the
Speaker 2: last ten years is they didn't do enough of it.
Speaker 2: That's the only lesson they've learned. So that's a very
Speaker 2: valid concern. But you can only push people so far.
Speaker 2: Just because my normy neighbor skips a local election, even
Speaker 2: though I'm yelling at him, doesn't mean he's not going
Speaker 2: to step up and load a magazine if he hears
Speaker 2: the government is going door to door confiscating people's guns.
Speaker 2: That for him is probably a bridge too far, and
Speaker 2: now people are gonna die and understand this. There are
Speaker 2: a lot of bravado sounding statements around guns in the
Speaker 2: Second Amendment. In America's gun ownership and things like that.
Speaker 2: You know, the Second Amendment is the one that protects
Speaker 2: the rest of them. But almost all those statements just
Speaker 2: like that one are one hundred percent true, and the
Speaker 2: government knows it, and the military knows it, and every
Speaker 2: law enforcement agency from federal to local knows it. Your
Speaker 2: local police department wherever it is, would be brushed aside
Speaker 2: like gnats. If the armed people in your area ever
Speaker 2: chose to do so, it would be like nothing. And
Speaker 2: I've told you this before, and please don't do this,
Speaker 2: Please don't organize this or do this. The reason it's
Speaker 2: so laughable that they called the January sixth and insurrection
Speaker 2: is simply this. I know, you think about DC almost
Speaker 2: like it's a fortress with all the cameras and the
Speaker 2: cops and the Secret Service and the FBI, and there's
Speaker 2: all whoa, there's all these federal guns. And if the
Speaker 2: American people wanted to march into Washington, DC and wipe
Speaker 2: out the entire government, including the FBI, including the Secret Service,
Speaker 2: it would be easy. Did you know that? Just numbers wise,
Speaker 2: it would be nothing. The reason it's laughable that it
Speaker 2: was an insurrection is if there was ever, in a
Speaker 2: tempted resurrection or resurrection insurrection by Americans in this country,
Speaker 2: it would succeed. Unless it was unbelievably tiny, it would succeed.
Speaker 2: There's nothing they could do about it that the Secret
Speaker 2: Service would have to scramble to get Trump on a
Speaker 2: helicopter and get him out of town before him because
Speaker 2: there's no stopping those numbers. As Napoleon so famously said,
Speaker 2: quantity has a quality all its own. It's a great line,
Speaker 2: and it's very, very true. The American citizen has more
Speaker 2: guns and ammunition than every branch of the military and
Speaker 2: every law enforcement agency in this country combined by orders
Speaker 2: of magnitude. The American citizens, should they, god forbid ever
Speaker 2: feel the need to revolt, would win. And the military
Speaker 2: knows it, and the cops know it. And that I mean,
Speaker 2: you can say a swat team, what if the swat teams?
Speaker 2: Swat teams know it too. Quantity has a quality on
Speaker 2: its own. Don't ever, ever ever give up your guns. Ever.
Speaker 2: The reason they've been trying for so so long is
Speaker 2: they know what I just said is true. And should
Speaker 2: they ever succeed in confiscating our guns and taking them away,
Speaker 2: then what I just said becomes completely untrue, then we
Speaker 2: would lose. Then we would be massacred. Whenever we get
Speaker 2: an evil enough communist who wants to go do well
Speaker 2: what communists have always done. Don't ever give up your
Speaker 2: guns ever. And that little fact I told you about
Speaker 2: how we could sweep these people out if we ever
Speaker 2: chose so, chose to do so. They all know it
Speaker 2: and they all hate it. Did you know that drive
Speaker 2: some razy absolutely crazy? Out of five iTunes? People be
Speaker 2: texting today, Chris, I can't help it.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but like we don't have ethical like rules
Speaker 3: that say that you can't receive text messages or you
Speaker 3: can't respond to text messages, especially if somebody has a
Speaker 3: certain record and you can't do it. In committee, we
Speaker 3: obviously on our phones, and yes, people be texting.
Speaker 2: Cant help it, Bronco. I'll be retiring from the military
Speaker 2: in about a year, so I'll be entering the VA
Speaker 2: system with all that entails. When I think about that,
Speaker 2: I know that truly disabled veterans get their well deserved
Speaker 2: compensation every month. But also I know that thousands and
Speaker 2: thousands of complete turds literally, he says, made up injuries
Speaker 2: and ailments to get that magic hundred percent rating, which
Speaker 2: means they get about four thousand dollars of tax free
Speaker 2: money every month month until they die. Am I the
Speaker 2: only one that angers to no end? It makes me say,
Speaker 2: in the name of a just merciful gosh, in the
Speaker 2: name of a just merciful guy, what say you? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I hate it, and I have friends who do it,
Speaker 2: are doing it. When we got out of the Marine Corps,
Speaker 2: we got the same thing, you know, the same people
Speaker 2: in our ear that young veterans get today. People telling you, hey,
Speaker 2: go claim disability, Hey, get down to the VA. Hey,
Speaker 2: if you do X, Y and Z, if you claim this,
Speaker 2: if you claim that, if you claim this, then you
Speaker 2: get free money. You get free money. You get free money.
Speaker 2: And I never was never even tempted to do it.
Speaker 2: I I kind of look at it as theft. If
Speaker 2: I'm being honest, I feel like it's theft. I feel
Speaker 2: like it's stevious and dirty, and I feel like it
Speaker 2: is disrespectful to veterans who legitimately need it. That's what
Speaker 2: I feel like, because I have friends who legitimately need it.
Speaker 2: One of my buddies, he was a sniper in Iraq
Speaker 2: and he was up on a rooftop. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: But the roof caved in and he fell I think
Speaker 2: like three or four stories through the building. And he's
Speaker 2: actually the guy I bailed out of jail in Mexico,
Speaker 2: by the way, and I was not with him when
Speaker 2: it happened. I heard it had happened. We were in Iraq.
Speaker 2: I had heard it happened, I think about a week
Speaker 2: after it happened, and by the time I had heard,
Speaker 2: they didn't know if he was still alive. And he
Speaker 2: ended up living by the grace of God. And this
Speaker 2: is a very physical, awesome dude. He was just an
Speaker 2: awesome dude. And the next time I saw him, I
Speaker 2: would say it was a year later. I'm just guessing
Speaker 2: on that. Who knows. A year later finally saw him
Speaker 2: on base. His entire freaking body was pins and needles
Speaker 2: and casts, and I don't I think he broke both legs,
Speaker 2: has himp both arms, ribs. It was awful, like his
Speaker 2: body was shattered. You're right, Chris, very lucky to be alive.
Speaker 2: Now you're telling me that you deserve the same disability
Speaker 2: that guy deserves. That guy's going to have physical problems
Speaker 2: the rest of his life. That guy's my age, and
Speaker 2: he probably has arthritis all over his body from all
Speaker 2: that damage and inflammation and that, and it it seems
Speaker 2: dishonorable to those guys to go claim something like that.
Speaker 2: So I never did it. I never liked it, never
Speaker 2: did it, wasn't even tempted to do it. And I
Speaker 2: did go to the VA. There's a big VA in Tucson, Arizona,
Speaker 2: and I went. I was having all kinds of stomach
Speaker 2: problems when I got back from Iraq. I still don't
Speaker 2: know what it was. Fine, it's fine now, but I
Speaker 2: was having these real bad stomach problems. So I was
Speaker 2: going to the VA. And you know, if you're a
Speaker 2: veteran of a form war, you get free health care
Speaker 2: at the VA. At least that's how it was. I'm
Speaker 2: assuming it still is. And I'll tell you what really
Speaker 2: hit me is you would go to the VA and
Speaker 2: get these appointments, and you're sitting in there and you're
Speaker 2: looking at all these old timers, you know, World War
Speaker 2: two vets and Korean War vets, and they're cool hats on,
Speaker 2: and you just know that guy's freaking cool. And then
Speaker 2: you're sitting there. I'm sitting there pretty much, and I'm
Speaker 2: able bodied. I'm having problems, that's why I'm there, but
Speaker 2: I'm able bodied. And it made me self conscious about
Speaker 2: taking up their space. And maybe that's a bad way
Speaker 2: to look at I'm not saying I'm right, but it
Speaker 2: made me self conscious about taking up their space. And
Speaker 2: then the longer I would go to the VA, Iraq
Speaker 2: was getting worse, you know, Irack got worse. After I
Speaker 2: got back, Afghanistan was getting worse. And then younger guys
Speaker 2: with significant injuries were starting to walk and be wheelchaired
Speaker 2: through the halls at the VA, and that made me
Speaker 2: even more self conscious. Now we're looking at guys my age,
Speaker 2: and he doesn't have a leg, you know. Now we're
Speaker 2: looking at guys my age and he's got burns all
Speaker 2: over his body, and it just I don't want to
Speaker 2: take up their space, if that makes sense. Does that
Speaker 2: make any sense? I just don't want to. It made
Speaker 2: me feel dirty, and I am a terrible person, I
Speaker 2: admit that, but it made me feel a little bit dirty,
Speaker 2: all right, all right, And that's the kind of dirt
Speaker 2: you don't want on your conscience. You just don't want
Speaker 2: that on your conscience. I don't want it on mine.
Speaker 2: I've got enough bad things I've done on my conscience.
Speaker 2: I don't need to add anything else to it. A
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Friday. Remember you
Speaker 2: can email us steal. We're live here on a Friday
Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's knock out a
Speaker 2: couple of food things because Thanksgiving is coming next week,
Speaker 2: and I want to give you heads up on something
Speaker 2: for next week before we get into this. I think
Speaker 2: I'm gonna start this on Tuesday, Monday or Tuesday, but
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you a heads up now. On Wednesday,
Speaker 2: We're gonna do a show I'm similar to our normal show,
Speaker 2: of course, with issues in the stories of the day
Speaker 2: and things like that. But I'm gonna start asking for
Speaker 2: things you're thankful for. I used to do when we
Speaker 2: rarely would take phone calls. Those were usually my favorite nights,
Speaker 2: the ones tell me something you're grateful for. Sometimes that
Speaker 2: can be hard to see, especially when you're going through
Speaker 2: hard times, hard to find something to be grateful for.
Speaker 2: But I think it's important, especially in this season. It's
Speaker 2: a good season to do that. So I'm gonna ask for.
Speaker 2: It'll be emails, it won't be phone calls. Something to
Speaker 2: consider thinking about. I'm gonna start asking for those. And
Speaker 2: it doesn't have to be huge, right, but it can be, Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm cancer free, you know. It could be small. It
Speaker 2: could be whatever. I'm grateful I have shoes, whatever it is,
Speaker 2: find something to be thankful for in your life. It's
Speaker 2: a very healthy way to live. Jesse actually says Bronco.
Speaker 2: My wife gave me the okay to smoke chicken for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: She hates turkey. Sounds like a wonderful woman. What are
Speaker 2: your recommendations to brine or not to Brian the day before?
Speaker 2: What do you recommend for a good rub? His name
Speaker 2: is Mike. I don't I don't hope I didn't give
Speaker 2: you the impression that I'm a good cook. I'm joking
Speaker 2: when I call myself a pitmaster. I have a pellet smoker.
Speaker 2: Any idiot can use a pellet smoker. That's actually exactly
Speaker 2: why I got the pellet smoker. Because I'm an idiot
Speaker 2: and I don't know what I'm doing any more. On
Speaker 2: can turn on a pellet smoker and throw a brisket
Speaker 2: on there and just leave it for twenty four hours
Speaker 2: and pull it off and it'll be delicious. Any moron
Speaker 2: can do that. That's why I do that. I don't
Speaker 2: know what I'm doing. I don't have any idea, but
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what I do know. People criticize the Internet,
Speaker 2: and your criticisms are usually justified. Of course, this is
Speaker 2: bad for you, and that's bad for you, and social
Speaker 2: media and all the other smut garbage, all that's bad
Speaker 2: for you. All that's very valid, but remember it can
Speaker 2: be wonderful. You know how easy it is now to
Speaker 2: find things online websites, social media of how to cook things,
Speaker 2: and they'll even break down a little video for you.
Speaker 2: Go find good point Chris chef Gruel. Chef Andrew Gruhle
Speaker 2: is a friend of mine. He's awesome, awesome dude. Go
Speaker 2: follow Gruel on social media and he will. I guarantee
Speaker 2: he's going to break it down for you. And he
Speaker 2: does it in ways that are affordable too. It's not
Speaker 2: all this well you have to use the gold flakes
Speaker 2: and the truff with He's just a normal dude. He
Speaker 2: will have you eating some of the best stuff in
Speaker 2: your life that there's there are resources out there for people,
Speaker 2: all right, but in general, I will give you this.
Speaker 2: I'm a beer canned chicken guy, and I found these things.
Speaker 2: Every every guy who's a pit master's gonna mock me
Speaker 2: right now, but I've found these things where it's a
Speaker 2: stand for beer care beer canned chicken. You used to
Speaker 2: have to balance it yourself or something, but now there's
Speaker 2: an actual stand where you put the beer can in
Speaker 2: and it'll hold the chicken up low and slow with
Speaker 2: beer canned chicken, and it's delicious. It just is you
Speaker 2: cook everything the temperature that much, I know, put a
Speaker 2: freaking thermometer in there and cook the temperature. It's Jesse.
Speaker 2: I was attending my first holiday dinner of the season.
Speaker 2: I'm completely mortified by what people do to desserts. There's
Speaker 2: a delicious looking chocolate bunt cake covered in a vomit
Speaker 2: brown coconut molasses, chocolate brownies with pecans in them. Oh,
Speaker 2: come on, pumpkin pie with no cool whip or even
Speaker 2: whipped cream. I had to settle for a piece of
Speaker 2: lemon sponge cake. Please help your audience's holiday season, and
Speaker 2: if they bring a dessert, keep it simple and delicious.
Speaker 2: Everybody wants to be special do you do? People don't
Speaker 2: want to be like everyone else. They want to have
Speaker 2: something special, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. It's
Speaker 2: good to be ambitious and want to rise above. But
Speaker 2: in an effort to be special, people can oftentimes ruin
Speaker 2: something that is good. And you see this a lot
Speaker 2: with food, especially with desserts. We don't really need your
Speaker 2: special flare on apple pie. Just make apple pie be fine.
Speaker 2: That's right. Bring a think of vanilla ice cream and
Speaker 2: throw it on some warm apple pie as good as
Speaker 2: it gets. You definitely don't need to nut the dessert.
Speaker 2: Can we stop putting pecans and various nuts and the brownies?
Speaker 2: It's like a there's just nothing worse than biting into
Speaker 2: a brownie and it's moist and it's delicious, and then
Speaker 2: just this nut assalts your mouth. It's the worst thing
Speaker 2: in the world. Can we stop nutting that? There's no
Speaker 2: need of nut the desserts. There's simplicity is key. I
Speaker 2: told you Obbs a great baker. Everything simple, Everything is simple.
Speaker 2: Oh that reminds me, I've got a good dessert for
Speaker 2: you for Thanksgiving. If you got a Thanksgiving coming up
Speaker 2: and you don't want to go traditional pumpkin pie, banana
Speaker 2: pudding with the Nila wafers in it. Banana pudding. Of course,
Speaker 2: everyone in George is nodding, because that's what Georgia really
Speaker 2: specializes in. But the rest of the country is not
Speaker 2: necessarily familiar with the banana putting Georgia to just stow
Speaker 2: it for a minute. I've got to tell everyone else
Speaker 2: about this glory. Banana pudding is not even that difficult
Speaker 2: to make. At least Abbs says it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've never I've never done it. I've watched her, though,
Speaker 2: and that's quite easy. It's easy watching her do it,
Speaker 2: trust me. Banana pudding. Jesse, you speak often about the
Speaker 2: communists habit of co opting institutions and pointing them at
Speaker 2: their enemies. Is there a risk that Trump's deportation machine
Speaker 2: is used to attack the right when Newsome or the
Speaker 2: next Marxist takes power. There's a chance. I don't know
Speaker 2: about specifically, Ice, because their role, their job is is
Speaker 2: so narrow. They can't really wrap up US citizens and that,
Speaker 2: but the Communists certainly could find a way. I will
Speaker 2: say that that's the kind of thing we can't fret about,
Speaker 2: meaning we can't sit and paralyze ourselves by thinking about
Speaker 2: everything that communists might do with what we're doing. You
Speaker 2: can't do that to yourself. It would be like getting
Speaker 2: in a fistfight. You've ever been in a fistfight. The
Speaker 2: worst thing you can possibly do if you're getting in
Speaker 2: a fight is sit and think about what he might
Speaker 2: do to me if I do this. But if I
Speaker 2: jab him right there, then he's going to get mad
Speaker 2: about that. If I kick him here, then I might
Speaker 2: really make him mad. And then if you start doing that,
Speaker 2: you're going to lose. Period. When you are up against communists,
Speaker 2: you know that they're going to use every institution. They
Speaker 2: will infiltrate it like the little subversives they are, and
Speaker 2: they will use it for the revolution until it dies.
Speaker 2: It's what they always do, always have, always will. But
Speaker 2: you can't stop you. You can't let that stop you
Speaker 2: from building institutions. We must have institutions. Nations are built
Speaker 2: on institutions. What we need to do is be much
Speaker 2: more vigilant about letting the communists infiltrate them. We were
Speaker 2: way too negligent, We were way too naive for so long,
Speaker 2: and one day we woke up and gay. The gay
Speaker 2: pride was in the Boy Scouts. We looked around at thought, wait,
Speaker 2: what the how did we weren't vigilant enough. We were
Speaker 2: far too nice while the communist was on the move.
Speaker 2: We were naive, We were nice, and we convinced ourselves
Speaker 2: that at some point he would back off. It would
Speaker 2: be too far, and he would back off. And then
Speaker 2: the next day they put gay porn in your child's
Speaker 2: school library. They don't back off. We have to stop them,
Speaker 2: all right, we have more next for the last night.
Speaker 2: Sheila cherifulous McCormick. I don't know why they always have
Speaker 2: the hyphenated last name, but look, we all will just
Speaker 2: go with that for now. She she's accused of funneling
Speaker 2: five million dollars from FEMA into her campaign account. Well
Speaker 2: that's kind of a big deal. That's kind of thing.
Speaker 2: It's going to send you to prison for a very
Speaker 2: long time. So, Sheila, what's up with all this stuff?
Speaker 4: It was an unjust indictment, and it seems like these
Speaker 4: intimidation taxes have been pervasive. We spent all week seeing
Speaker 4: different members getting censured, all in hopes of intimidating and
Speaker 4: kind of distracting from the Epstein files, and I look
Speaker 4: close to my day before, so I can prove myself
Speaker 4: and actually state the truth. But if this is what
Speaker 4: Congress is becoming, we're there always trying to intimidate you
Speaker 4: scare tactics, especially attacking minorities, black and brown people. Then
Speaker 4: we're gonna have to keep fighting for the district.
Speaker 2: Ah, And there it is every time. They're masterful at it. Jesse.
Speaker 2: I listen to the show now, and then my dad says,
Speaker 2: you're the most knowledgeable host. He's right. I'm new to politics.
Speaker 2: My question is, if Democrats are so bad, why do
Speaker 2: we not just keep mister Trump in power? Why not
Speaker 2: get rid of Democrats and just have one party? My
Speaker 2: dad loves the idea. I like the way you think, lady. Well, first,
Speaker 2: we don't want Donald Trump in power forever. We don't
Speaker 2: want anyone in power forever. Remember just a little remedial
Speaker 2: US history. This idea of presidential term limits, where presidents
Speaker 2: can only serve two terms, that's relatively new in American history.
Speaker 2: George Washington was our first president. George Washington was insanely
Speaker 2: popular in this country after the American Revolution because he's
Speaker 2: just a boss, and everybody was awesome, just an awesome guy,
Speaker 2: and after two terms, Washington could have walked to re
Speaker 2: election forever till we died in office easily. One of
Speaker 2: the greatest things about George Washington is not just his generalship,
Speaker 2: not just his bravery on the battlefield, his humility. He
Speaker 2: loved his wife. It's not just that George Washington gave
Speaker 2: up power on purpose. He gave up the presidency because
Speaker 2: he knew it's unhealthy for a nation to have one
Speaker 2: person in power that long, and it's unhealthy for him
Speaker 2: to be in power that long. There is no man
Speaker 2: walking the planet today. You want to rule over you
Speaker 2: without end. It's just not I'll tell you something else.
Speaker 2: We'll come back to the political parties thing in a moment.
Speaker 2: You've heard of Buqueley in El Salvador, right if you haven't.
Speaker 2: He's the one who changed El Salvador from being the
Speaker 2: murder capital of the world to being one of the
Speaker 2: safest places in all of the planet. It's safe, it's clean,
Speaker 2: and he's done just so many wonderful things there. He's
Speaker 2: cleaning up the streets. He took all the criminals, locked
Speaker 2: him in cages. He impeached all the judges. He saved
Speaker 2: the country, and he was supposed to be term limited
Speaker 2: out according to their constitution. He's been so successful. He's
Speaker 2: so popular. I believe his approval rating is over ninety percent.
Speaker 2: Imagine that over ninety percent. Just the whole place is yeah,
Speaker 2: so popular that they changed it so now he can
Speaker 2: just stay. And I'm I'm a fan. I like him
Speaker 2: a lot. I don't know him personally, but I'm so
Speaker 2: impressed with someone who steps in and saves his country.
Speaker 2: I mean, so I say this as someone who I
Speaker 2: admire him and I so respect what he's done. The
Speaker 2: second I saw that he can stay in power forever.
Speaker 2: They think he's about my age forty two, I think
Speaker 2: forty three, I thought to myself, Oh, that's probably going
Speaker 2: to end badly. This is someone I like. This is
Speaker 2: someone I like a lot. I respect as far as
Speaker 2: I can tell from Afar. I mean, he may be
Speaker 2: a scumbag, as far as I can tell from Afar,
Speaker 2: seems to have a good heart, wants to save his country, family, man, husband, father,
Speaker 2: This is someone I like and respect. He's done an
Speaker 2: amazing job. And the second I saw he's there forever,
Speaker 2: I thought, oh, that'll be terrible. It's not healthy to
Speaker 2: stay in power, to stay in the limelight forever. I've
Speaker 2: told you before about this job. I'm just so blessed
Speaker 2: beyond belief to be here, so I don't deserve it.
Speaker 2: I can't believe you like it. I'm blessed beyond belief
Speaker 2: to be here. We love what we do. We laugh,
Speaker 2: we laugh before the show, during the show, we just
Speaker 2: we love what we do here. I'm not gonna be
Speaker 2: doing this when I'm sixty five. I'm not staying that long.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to I am going to retire, and
Speaker 2: when I retire, I'm not going to retire and then
Speaker 2: go put up an Instagram video every fifteen minutes. Hey,
Speaker 2: it's Jesse Kelly. I'm in the meat section of the
Speaker 2: grocery store. Have I've ever done? I'm just going to
Speaker 2: go away. I'm gonna retire. I'm gonna go watch my
Speaker 2: grandkids suck at sports, which I know they're going to.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be at every little choir thing they do.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna travel with ob as much as I can
Speaker 2: do so, and I'm just going to disappear and have
Speaker 2: a normal life because that's healthy. What Chris Chris said,
Speaker 2: how are you gonna do that with no hobbies. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna develop some hobbies, Chris, I've yet. Food is a hobby, Chris,
Speaker 2: Yes it is. I'm not you think I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: start just traveling around trying the best stuff of the
Speaker 2: By the way, I told you I'm going to New
Speaker 2: York City next week. Not only have I already scouted
Speaker 2: out a cheese steak place in New York City, I
Speaker 2: made sure I already sent it to Jewish producer Chris
Speaker 2: and producer Corey to rub it in their faces that
Speaker 2: they don't get to eat there and I do. And fellas,
Speaker 2: don't worry. I may not put it out there for everyone,
Speaker 2: but I will send you each a detailed review of
Speaker 2: how delicious it all is, all with pictures. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: there are definitely gonna be pictures. Probably what, Chris? What?
Speaker 2: Chris is so jealous? So don't worry, buddy. It's not
Speaker 2: kosher anyway, All right, it's not kosher anyway. You would
Speaker 2: just have to I would let you sit on the
Speaker 2: sidewalk and watch me eat it from the outside. That
Speaker 2: would be something. What then I would well know what?
Speaker 2: You can come in and Mellet, that would be better.
Speaker 2: Then you can half enjoy it. I guess we still
Speaker 2: have an hour left. We're still going to talk about slavery.
Speaker 2: I do want to address her question about why don't
Speaker 2: we just eliminate democrats completely? The hypocrisy. Should we point
Speaker 2: out the hypocrisy of ice wearing masks? And so much more?
Speaker 2: Before we get to any of that, Let's get to this.
Speaker 2: We love our dogs. I love mine, You love yours.
Speaker 2: Mine's an idiot. Yours is probably smart, but he is
Speaker 2: the best, and we want him around. Not for ten years,
Speaker 2: for twelve years.