Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful Wednesday will touch on a little
Speaker 1: bit more of the response to the Pete Hegseth talked
Speaker 1: to the military from yesterday, which was wonderful. Pete Buddhajet
Speaker 1: did something while he was Secretary of Transportation which was terrible.
Speaker 1: They're going to try to adjust your thermostat for you.
Speaker 1: All that ins so much more coming up this hour
Speaker 1: on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. So we just
Speaker 1: had to talk at the end of last hour in
Speaker 1: case you missed it, about how they deconstruct, they decolonize,
Speaker 1: which means they destroy. It's what it means. Remember that
Speaker 1: communism is about destruction. It is a religion of destruction.
Speaker 1: At its core, the thinking is everything is evil and
Speaker 1: everything must be destroyed. When I say everything, it's every institution,
Speaker 1: whether it be the family, the church, the government, that
Speaker 1: the NFL, the Boy Scouts, everything in existence is evil.
Speaker 1: It's all a system of oppression and everything has to
Speaker 1: be destroyed. They will destroy themselves, they will destroy every
Speaker 1: single thing they touched. It really is a cancer, and
Speaker 1: it is a religion if sometimes it can be hard
Speaker 1: to understand why they defend what they defend, even when
Speaker 1: it's indefensible. Why would you fight so hard for it?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: Why would you? Well, I'll use this example. Have you
Speaker 1: ever known somebody who is a workout freak, just someone
Speaker 1: who works out all the time, a workout freak. Maybe
Speaker 1: you are one of these people. You're in the gym,
Speaker 1: you run, you do yoga, you do CrossFit. You are
Speaker 1: a workout freak. This person, and maybe it's you. This person,
Speaker 1: their life, so much of their life is worked around,
Speaker 1: revolves around the idea of being healthy. It affects everything
Speaker 1: for a true workout freak. It affects how often they sleep,
Speaker 1: It affects how they eat, It affects how they allot
Speaker 1: their time, It affects it is a lifestyle for them.
Speaker 1: If you were to tell that person, or that person
Speaker 1: were to discover that somehow exercise is not good for you,
Speaker 1: it's bad for you. It's not just that exercise is
Speaker 1: bad for you, what would be a hard revelation for them, Well,
Speaker 1: their whole life revolves around that. A huge portion of
Speaker 1: their life revolves around that. You didn't take a part,
Speaker 1: one particular part of their existence. You took a part
Speaker 1: their entire belief system. That's how communists operate, and that's
Speaker 1: how communists think. Now, Pete Hegseth, I realized the Communists
Speaker 1: think it's extremely controversial, But he really gave up, got
Speaker 1: up yesterday. We played it last night and gave the
Speaker 1: most basic speech in the world when you think about
Speaker 1: what the essence of it was. Hey, we should promote
Speaker 1: people based on merit. Hey, if you're in the military,
Speaker 1: you shouldn't be fat. If you are a leader in
Speaker 1: the military, you definitely shouldn't be fat. That's pretty much
Speaker 1: all he said. The whole thing came down to that
Speaker 1: our goal, our job is to protect America, to kill people,
Speaker 1: to break things. We should promote only the best and brightest,
Speaker 1: no matter what their skin color is, and you shouldn't
Speaker 1: be fat while you're doing it. At no other time
Speaker 1: in the history of our military would that be viewed
Speaker 1: as remotely controversial. So why are they taking it so
Speaker 1: hard On the line of the words.
Speaker 2: That Donald Trump used today, enemy from within, that's hitler esque,
Speaker 2: that that is right out of Nazi Germany.
Speaker 1: That is not constitutional speech.
Speaker 2: That is not the speech that we stand for in
Speaker 2: this country where we.
Speaker 1: Believe in the rule of law. He's talking about Trump's
Speaker 1: speech after the Hegcess thing. As far as the heag
Speaker 1: Set thing itself, the idea of merit meritocracy, I call that.
Speaker 3: The meritocracy myth. And it feels as though that that myth,
Speaker 3: the meritocracy, this idea that the women and the people
Speaker 3: of color, anybody in the LGBTQ folks, they are all
Speaker 3: there because of some help or some preference.
Speaker 1: That idea is a lie.
Speaker 3: But it feels as like it's a lie that they
Speaker 3: feel like Hegset especially has to tell because then they
Speaker 3: can twist the narrative, they can twist the truth, they
Speaker 3: can hide excellence. It gives cover for his own mediocrity
Speaker 3: because he is unqualified to be there.
Speaker 4: They also had that line. He had that line about
Speaker 4: diversity as in our strength, a unity is our strength,
Speaker 4: which made me wonder whether or not there is room
Speaker 4: for diverse opinions, diverse races, religions in his sense of unity.
Speaker 1: I suspect not. Remember that these people are not interested
Speaker 1: in America. They are not interested in having a strong
Speaker 1: military to protect America because they don't care about America
Speaker 1: itself at all. What they are interested in is promoting
Speaker 1: their friends and punishing their enemies. What they are interested
Speaker 1: in is decolonizing, deconstructing everything, including the United States military.
Speaker 1: They have declared war on everything you love, on everything
Speaker 1: that is good, and the idea of promoting people based
Speaker 1: on merit. What it would do is, it's not that
Speaker 1: it would eliminate to black people or women. What it
Speaker 1: would do is it would eliminate the scumbags who these
Speaker 1: people consider to be friends. That's who it would eliminate.
Speaker 1: And that's what it did eliminate. For the longest time.
Speaker 1: The United States military has been integrated for decades. For decades,
Speaker 1: they could pretend as if it wasn't as if it
Speaker 1: was some sort of racist thing. For decades, black people,
Speaker 1: for instance, have risen to the highest ranks in every
Speaker 1: single military branch. This is not something new. This is
Speaker 1: how it's always been. So what are they actually worried about.
Speaker 1: It's not that they're worried about black people not getting promoted.
Speaker 1: They're worried about communists not getting promoted. That's what they're
Speaker 1: worried about. Because they are deconstructing, they are decolonizing, they
Speaker 1: are destroying. That's how they think. Let's move on. Let's
Speaker 1: do some emails. I promised you some Jesse battleships. Oh
Speaker 1: this is off of that interview last night. Last night,
Speaker 1: in the third hour, we had Merchant Marine Captain John
Speaker 1: Conrad on to talk about firefighting on ships and to
Speaker 1: talk about how we need to rebuild our navy. And
Speaker 1: he is a huge battleship guy, not as in thinking
Speaker 1: they're really cool. Every guy with any testosterone thinks battlefields
Speaker 1: are cool. He thinks they should come back. We've gone
Speaker 1: completely away from them. He thinks they should come back.
Speaker 1: This guy says battleships and tanks are obsolete. Heck, a
Speaker 1: well placed nuke will turn a carrier group into ocean reef.
Speaker 1: Why are the Chinese hardening their space lab. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: all right, so we can talk about battleships, whether or
Speaker 1: not they're obsolete, tanks, whether or not they're obsolete. These
Speaker 1: are worthy debates to have. But in defense of what
Speaker 1: he was saying, and in defense of the battleship. Remember,
Speaker 1: the reason tanks in large part are obsolete now is
Speaker 1: because we figured out how to eliminate it, and it's
Speaker 1: no longer cost effective to make one, and it's not
Speaker 1: cost effective to put men inside of one when it
Speaker 1: can be eliminated with a relatively cheap drone. Drone warfare
Speaker 1: is ugly. War warfare is uckly. I realize that, and
Speaker 1: it sounds futuristic to those of us who love to
Speaker 1: study wars of the past, or maybe even fought in
Speaker 1: wars of the past. We really don't like it. I
Speaker 1: will tell you. I hate it. I hate the thought
Speaker 1: that some dork from ten miles away can fly a
Speaker 1: drone in and kill our best and brightest, our toughest people.
Speaker 1: No matter how many push ups you can do, no
Speaker 1: matter how many miles you can hump one hundred pounds,
Speaker 1: no matter no matter how hard you've worked, some dork
Speaker 1: with essentially a video game remote can fly in and
Speaker 1: blow you up. I hate it, but I don't get
Speaker 1: what I love, and neither do you. In life, oftentimes,
Speaker 1: drone warfare is here, and it's not just that it's
Speaker 1: an individual drone here or individual drone there. The way
Speaker 1: of the future until there are appropriate countermeasures, are drone swarms. Now,
Speaker 1: when you think of a drone, or when I think
Speaker 1: of a drone, oftentimes you think of something maybe your
Speaker 1: kid has, or maybe you have this one four propeller
Speaker 1: thing you buzz around in. What about a thousand of
Speaker 1: them working together at two hundred miles an hour. These
Speaker 1: are things that already exist and they'll advance from there. Now,
Speaker 1: let's talk about ships. How do you stop that? What
Speaker 1: is the plan to stop that? The idea behind a
Speaker 1: battleship is the armor's too thick for the drone to
Speaker 1: take it out. That was the idea. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Wednesday. Member, you can
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Speaker 1: for Friday Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So, speaking
Speaker 1: of deconstructing, decolonizing, destroying, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy spoke
Speaker 1: a little bit about why the Rear Admiral Pete budhajeedge
Speaker 1: or what the guy did as Transportation secretary. He never
Speaker 1: had any intention, of course, of doing his job. He
Speaker 1: was given that job as a gift for dropping out
Speaker 1: of the presidential race and because they thought it would
Speaker 1: maybe help his political aspirations, but being actually in charge
Speaker 1: of transportation was never something he and tended to do.
Speaker 1: Like all communists and film traders, he was there to
Speaker 1: decolonize things, to deconstruct things like.
Speaker 2: This driving policy, that there was racism behind roads. He
Speaker 2: saw racism around every single corner, to the point where
Speaker 2: in aviation. He was so concerned about this he wanted
Speaker 2: to change. He did change the name of cockpit to
Speaker 2: flight deck because cockpit is too offensive and too masculine.
Speaker 2: I guess, or we have was we have no tex
Speaker 2: is noticed to air men, He's like, Oh, that's offensive.
Speaker 1: I've got to be honest with you. I am I'm
Speaker 1: hard to surprise. Maybe it's not because I'm intelligent, probably
Speaker 1: because I'm cynical, so I'm hard to surprise. In fact,
Speaker 1: I had to listen to this the first time I
Speaker 1: heard it. I had to listen to it two or
Speaker 1: three times because I'm I'm in dispel driving policy.
Speaker 2: That there was racism behind roads. He saw racism around
Speaker 2: every single corner, to the point where an aviation. He
Speaker 2: was so concerned about this he wanted to change. He
Speaker 2: did change the name of cockpit to flight deck because
Speaker 2: cockpit is too offensive and too.
Speaker 1: I would have bet my life that Pete Boudhajedge was
Speaker 1: a big fan of cockpit. I would have bet my
Speaker 1: life what Chris, why are you making that face? I
Speaker 1: assumed that he was a cockpit man. I honestly, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be surprised if he hangs out at places called
Speaker 1: the cockpit. It really genuinely shocks me to hear Pete
Speaker 1: Budhajege is anti cockpit. Nothing makes sense anymore. Extew some emails.
Speaker 1: Hey King Bronco, I need your help solve a little
Speaker 1: argument between my wife and I. I won't divulge which
Speaker 1: one of us has which opinion as to keep bias
Speaker 1: out of your judgment. Here's the problem. Our son graduated
Speaker 1: high school last June and immediately started an apprenticeship with
Speaker 1: a plumbing company. I love that he's a great kid,
Speaker 1: has always been a hard worker as a nineteen year
Speaker 1: old adult working full time. One of us believes it's
Speaker 1: completely fair and reasonable to get him to contribute two
Speaker 1: hundred dollars a month for rent, food and other things.
Speaker 1: The other one wants us to treat him like a toddler.
Speaker 1: Is it right to charge a bit to an adult
Speaker 1: child with a full time job if he's living at home?
Speaker 1: Of course, there would be not charges when he does
Speaker 1: his class parts of the apprenticeship. We absolutely do not
Speaker 1: need the two hundred dollars, So is it bad to
Speaker 1: collect it? Just to show that we expect adults to contribute.
Speaker 1: What would you do with your boys? I can't wait
Speaker 1: to see which side you fall on. Love the show?
Speaker 1: His name is Ryan, Well Ryan, Obviously, with the language
Speaker 1: you used in your email, it's pretty easy to see
Speaker 1: which side you fall on. You want to charge the
Speaker 1: boy two hundred dollars your wife does not. Here is
Speaker 1: my thinking on this. I used to I used to
Speaker 1: feel very very strongly. In fact, if you've listened for
Speaker 1: a long time, I probably have said this on the
Speaker 1: air before. I used to feel very strongly about kicking
Speaker 1: my sons out of the house when they graduate high school.
Speaker 1: I believed in it all the way. It's pretty much
Speaker 1: what was done to me and my sister. Not that
Speaker 1: I needed any pushing. I wanted to go anyway, but
Speaker 1: you go fly, you go live in the real world.
Speaker 1: Since that time, as I've seen the evils of the world,
Speaker 1: and as I've seen what our economy is doing smashing people,
Speaker 1: I've been less inclined to that. Now I'm totally fine
Speaker 1: if my sons stick around, which they're not going to
Speaker 1: they've already expressed that. But I would be totally fine
Speaker 1: if they stuck around until they got their feet under them,
Speaker 1: got married, and went and got a place of their own,
Speaker 1: an apartment or or a house. Probably gonna be an apartment,
Speaker 1: not gonna be able to afford a house, get an
Speaker 1: apartment of some kind. Whether I would charge them rent
Speaker 1: or not would entirely depend on where they are in life.
Speaker 1: I will not have a free loading lazy dirt ball
Speaker 1: in my home. If they move out and they're free
Speaker 1: loading lazy dirt balls without jobs, they will never have
Speaker 1: a dime from me at all. They simply will not.
Speaker 1: It's not something I believe in. But if they're grinding
Speaker 1: like it sounds like your son is grinding, they've proven
Speaker 1: that they're hard workers, that they're into it, I would
Speaker 1: probably I would probably skip the rent for them. It's
Speaker 1: not that i'm by the way, it's not like I'm
Speaker 1: dead against it, and I'm not saying you're wrong wanting
Speaker 1: to charge them. That's two hundred bucks a month they
Speaker 1: could be putting in their pocket, maybe towards a down
Speaker 1: payment for a house, maybe towards a rainy day fund.
Speaker 1: It sounds like your Sonnet nineteen doesn't need a lesson
Speaker 1: on hard work. It sounds like he knows hard work.
Speaker 1: If he needed the lesson, charge him the money. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Wednesday Memory.
Speaker 1: If you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So there's
Speaker 1: a proposed bill in Ohio that would let power companies
Speaker 1: adjust thermostats at homes and small businesses. Now, obviously that's
Speaker 1: insanely invasive, but I wanted to have just a talk
Speaker 1: with you really quickly. There is something that is happening
Speaker 1: that we've discussed before on this show. It's not just nationwide,
Speaker 1: it is worldwide. Two things are happening at once and
Speaker 1: combined they're both disastrous, absolutely disastrous. And the two things
Speaker 1: are this. Our need for energy for power is massive,
Speaker 1: exponentially increasing really really fast. This has to do with
Speaker 1: these data centers that are being built. We need more
Speaker 1: energy now that we ever have, and what we need
Speaker 1: now pales in comparison to what we're going to need
Speaker 1: five ten years from now. We need more energy. Ever.
Speaker 1: Combine that with the fact that the communists globally have
Speaker 1: declared war on all proven forms of energy, doesn't matter
Speaker 1: what it is, coal, natural gas, nuclear, They have declared
Speaker 1: war on it because they've declared war on humanity itself.
Speaker 1: Combine those two things. What it means is your power
Speaker 1: bill is going to keep going up, up, up, up up.
Speaker 1: As they put more solar panels up and more wind
Speaker 1: farms up, your power bill is going to keep increasing.
Speaker 1: It is almost inevitable at this point in time. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe you think this is one bill in Ohio probably
Speaker 1: won't pass, doesn't apply to you, and I'm here to
Speaker 1: tell you this. This is a warning. You can take
Speaker 1: it to heart or you can ignore me. It's completely
Speaker 1: up to you. But this is a warning. The government
Speaker 1: controlling the amount of power you use is going to
Speaker 1: become the norm in the future. If you choose to
Speaker 1: have your thermostat hooked up to the internet, if you
Speaker 1: make that decision, you have officially opened the door for
Speaker 1: them to do it to you. This particular bill in
Speaker 1: Ohio is not even what I'm talking about. It probably
Speaker 1: won't even pass Republican Ohio government, but it is coming.
Speaker 1: The government will react because what happens is one we
Speaker 1: know government buildings are never going to sacrifice any power
Speaker 1: for themselves. And two, remember that all these politicians shouldn't say, oh,
Speaker 1: most politicians, every Democrat, and most Republicans. They're all completely
Speaker 1: bought and paid for by their largest donors. And guess
Speaker 1: who the largest donors are. Let me go ahead and
Speaker 1: spoil it for you. It's not you, and it's not
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly. Their largest donors come from these gigantic corporations,
Speaker 1: the ones building the data centers. Yes, you can give
Speaker 1: ten bucks or even two thousand thousand bucks to your
Speaker 1: member of Congress or to your senator, and don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, they'll send you a nice card. You might
Speaker 1: even get a meet and greet and an adda boy,
Speaker 1: appreciate your support. I super care about you. You understand
Speaker 1: how it works. You know what you don't have. You
Speaker 1: don't have five hundred thousand dollars for their super pack,
Speaker 1: but you know who does Google. That would be like
Speaker 1: you giving your congressman two pennies. These huge corporations are
Speaker 1: going to buy your state legislature as if they haven't already.
Speaker 1: They're going to buy the federal government. They're going to
Speaker 1: buy the presidency. And the result of this in the
Speaker 1: future is going to be the government is going to
Speaker 1: steal divert I should say, divert all the usable power
Speaker 1: in your area, in your state towards the people who
Speaker 1: write them the largest checks. And you are going to
Speaker 1: be told to put a solar panel on your roof.
Speaker 1: And if they can't do that, they are going to
Speaker 1: reach their big, ugly not non callous I should say,
Speaker 1: tyrannical hands into your home and they're going to turn
Speaker 1: your thermostat to eighty in the summertime, so you have
Speaker 1: to walk around as if you live in Somalia, half naked,
Speaker 1: with fans running at all times, solar powered fans. I
Speaker 1: may point out, this is coming. The energy crisis is
Speaker 1: so bad and it is going to get so much worse,
Speaker 1: and your red state is not safe from it because
Speaker 1: your red state is run by a bunch of uniqu Republicans.
Speaker 1: If I may point out my state, in the state
Speaker 1: of Texas, Bob and I every single month are mortified
Speaker 1: by what our power bill is now every single month,
Speaker 1: and we use power. Don'ing wrong. We have our AC down,
Speaker 1: but we're not walking around with the thermostat at seventy
Speaker 1: degrees in the summertime or something like that. That's not
Speaker 1: something we do. We're not that way. We don't have
Speaker 1: all the lights on in the house. I'm officially the
Speaker 1: angry old man who yells at the kids for leaving
Speaker 1: lights on and leaving the door open. We use power,
Speaker 1: but we're not ridiculous about it. Our power bill continues
Speaker 1: to get more and more insane because the eunuchs who
Speaker 1: run the Texas government, including Governor Greg Abbott, they throw
Speaker 1: up solar panels, they throw up wind farms, and they
Speaker 1: tell you all the time to use less power. This
Speaker 1: is happening in Red Texas. So I know what's happening
Speaker 1: in South Carolina. I know what's happening in Alabama. I
Speaker 1: know what's happening in Wyoming. Don't think that your red
Speaker 1: state is free of this. The energy crisis is coming
Speaker 1: in our governments at every level, federal, state, and local.
Speaker 1: They are going to steal the power that should go
Speaker 1: to you, and they are going to send it to
Speaker 1: their largest care paign donors. This is a warning to you,
Speaker 1: A to get involved in your primaries and make this
Speaker 1: a priority for your Republican legislature. And B you better
Speaker 1: get your thermostat unhooked from the Internet. You had better
Speaker 1: find a way whatever you have to do to do that.
Speaker 1: Do it. May not be a problem today, may not
Speaker 1: be a problem tomorrow. But let me tell you who
Speaker 1: your politician is going to pick. If it comes down
Speaker 1: to choosing between you and Microsoft. Let me go ahead
Speaker 1: and give the way the game. It's going to be Microsoft.
Speaker 1: It won't be you, remember it, all right, That's all
Speaker 1: just little heads up. Study links COVID injections to increased
Speaker 1: cancer risk, including breast and prostate cancer. This is a
Speaker 1: South Korean study. It's not a small study. The study
Speaker 1: was done on over eight million people, so it's a
Speaker 1: large study. I'm not going to say whether it's true
Speaker 1: or not. I will say this many many, many, many
Speaker 1: many people I know. I'm talking about doctors. Many of
Speaker 1: them swore up and down that these COVID injections would
Speaker 1: cause cancer. They swore up and down after these COVID
Speaker 1: injections that they saw an alarming increase in cancer, including
Speaker 1: in young people. And the sad thing is, you can't
Speaker 1: get it out of you now, But surely we can
Speaker 1: do something to hold the people accountable who forced this
Speaker 1: into so many arms. Maybe yours, maybe your son was
Speaker 1: forced to your daughter was forced to to play sports.
Speaker 1: Maybe you were forced to in order to keep your job.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe you're in the military and it was give
Speaker 1: up your career or take it, so you took it,
Speaker 1: and you have nothing but sympathy from me. I get it.
Speaker 1: Bill's got to get paid hard to give up a
Speaker 1: career for something. But the people who did this to us,
Speaker 1: the people who promoted it, all of them. If this
Speaker 1: is something that's causing cancer to rise, and what's worse
Speaker 1: than cancer, I mean nothing. It's affected everybody. My family
Speaker 1: is everybody. It's not my family, it's your family too.
Speaker 1: I know it. If they did this to us, someone
Speaker 1: better pay it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: Fantastic Wednesday. If it sounds like I'm talking quietly, it's
Speaker 1: because I am. I am losing my voice a little bit.
Speaker 1: Then I'm not exactly sure how she's gonna hold up.
Speaker 1: But look, Warriors Soldier on, Chris, don't roll your eyes.
Speaker 1: Warriors Soldier on, I'm just going to keep going, and
Speaker 1: I'm just going to keep going. Well, just play a
Speaker 1: lot of fun. The name of a just merciful gun. Jesse,
Speaker 1: you stated there's no person of merit from Somalia. This
Speaker 1: was about our crappiest country in the real competition last night.
Speaker 1: What about the woman who was married to her brother
Speaker 1: Ihan Omar, Minnesota congresswoman. I said, merit, merit. I didn't
Speaker 1: say this disgusting human being, my goodness.
Speaker 5: And so the idea that this is a white nation
Speaker 5: that needs to be preserved is a fascinatingly disgusting view
Speaker 5: because this country is one for the many.
Speaker 1: I will say that because so many savages listen to
Speaker 1: this show that we got a bunch of emails of
Speaker 1: people pointing out some Somali model apparently, and of course
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris looked her up and said, absolute, she
Speaker 1: should be on the list. I've never heard of any
Speaker 1: Somali models. I'm not up on the modeling world. We
Speaker 1: are not going to make the Somali model a person
Speaker 1: of notes. Okay, you absolute animals, Doctor Jesse. I've been
Speaker 1: reading your book and I'm the Golden Corral manager, Gosh,
Speaker 1: I would love to be the manager at Golden Crow
Speaker 1: trying to help stop communism. I laughed for about an
Speaker 1: hour because I've encountered that feminist in your book many
Speaker 1: times before. Love your book. Have you ever eaten it?
Speaker 1: Golden Corral? If so, menu doctor, what is your favorite item? There? Says?
Speaker 1: His name is Michael. Have I ever eaten it? Golden Corral?
Speaker 1: I love Golden Corral. We used to back when I
Speaker 1: was running for Congress in Tucson. We used to regularly
Speaker 1: meet for our meetings. There'd be GOP meetings, my campaign
Speaker 1: staff meetings. What are you shaking your head at? What
Speaker 1: are you laughing at? We would regularly meet at Golden
Speaker 1: Coraw Do you think that's funny? Chris? Is there something
Speaker 1: wrong with Golden Corral? There's nothing wrong with Golden Corral? Okay.
Speaker 1: And I don't want to speak for every Golden Corral,
Speaker 1: but ours was pretty high end. They had fried shrimp
Speaker 1: that was dynamite dynamite, and every time I brought that up,
Speaker 1: some snoody person would be like, Ah, you can't eat
Speaker 1: that shrimp. It's delicious. I never got sick off of
Speaker 1: it at all. And they had a caso a cheese
Speaker 1: sauce waterfall at our Golden Corral. Chris has seen it.
Speaker 1: See Chris knows exactly what I'm talking about. I don't
Speaker 1: know if this is at everyone, because I haven't been
Speaker 1: to one in a while. We don't have one in
Speaker 1: my area now, so it's been years. But at our
Speaker 1: Golden Corral, we had a cheese sauce waterfall. Let me
Speaker 1: say that again. We had a cheese sauce waterfall where
Speaker 1: you could get as much cheese sauce as you wanted
Speaker 1: and you could put it on everything. And of course
Speaker 1: I did put it on absolutely everything. Bob wasn't always
Speaker 1: that happy with some of my selections. But cheese sauce waterfall.
Speaker 1: Wrap your mind around that. Jesse as a thirty five
Speaker 1: years service retired cop, SWAT officer and firearms trainer, I
Speaker 1: continually assess any place I go. Everyone should. I sit
Speaker 1: in a restaurant strategically watching the door, and I'm always
Speaker 1: thinking what if I go to the grocery store, and
Speaker 1: I'm constantly looking for problems. I always have a plan,
Speaker 1: an active and retreat plan. I'm not paranoid. I'm just
Speaker 1: wired this way after so many years in law enforcement.
Speaker 1: Get out of your phone and think about your surroundings.
Speaker 1: Try it. It's easy. I carry concealed recently at church.
Speaker 1: It doesn't feel right, but I'm aware of the potential dangers.
Speaker 1: I'm lucky to live in Texas. Yes. Look, I've told
Speaker 1: my sons endlessly whenever we go anyway. We took them
Speaker 1: to New York City last year because we wanted them
Speaker 1: to see the nine to eleven Museum and see the
Speaker 1: Statue of Liberty. So we take them places, even places
Speaker 1: that can be dangerous. We take them places. And so
Speaker 1: I have told them over and over and over again,
Speaker 1: not just that you were outright banned from being on
Speaker 1: your phone when you rock around, that is not allowed
Speaker 1: in my house. Put it in your pocket. If you
Speaker 1: have to text somebody, do something on social media, go
Speaker 1: sit down, Go put your back to the wall, and
Speaker 1: then go back and get on the move. It's not
Speaker 1: only that I tell them their best weapon is their eyes.
Speaker 1: Your eyes. You can say, concealed carries not legal where
Speaker 1: I live, and look, that's the case for a lot
Speaker 1: of people with these ridiculous gun laws. I understand that
Speaker 1: your best weapon is not the nine to milimeter on
Speaker 1: your hip. Your best weapon is your eyes. I have
Speaker 1: avoided more bad trouble in my life by simply looking around.
Speaker 1: Open up your eyes. And that's so much harder now
Speaker 1: because we have access to an endless world of knowledge
Speaker 1: and entertainment in our pockets. I get how hard it is. Again.
Speaker 1: I'm on my phone too. I have social media too.
Speaker 1: I like funny videos too. I like sending text messages too.
Speaker 1: I am not on the little house on the prairie,
Speaker 1: out of the cabin in the woods, cutting my own firewood.
Speaker 1: I live in the modern day world too. I understand it.
Speaker 1: I have it too. When you are in public, put
Speaker 1: your phone in your purse, put it in your pocket,
Speaker 1: and open up your eyes. Open up your eyes. You
Speaker 1: will be surprised and how often you can spot trouble
Speaker 1: or potential trouble.