Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Now,
Speaker 1: that was the bad news about some foundational truths of
Speaker 1: DEI ugly race war stuff. That was last hour. This hour,
Speaker 1: I have more good news things that you're doing that
Speaker 1: are working out there. We'll talk about that. We'll touch
Speaker 1: a little bit on that congressional hearing from today where
Speaker 1: they were interviewing. They got poor Todd Lions with ice
Speaker 1: into the ice director. He went through it. We'll get
Speaker 1: to emails. Scott Wiener in California had something odd to say.
Speaker 1: All that and so much more coming up in the
Speaker 1: second hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Now, let's talk
Speaker 1: about this. You're not going to as we already discussed,
Speaker 1: You're not going to change the heart of the committed communists,
Speaker 1: whoever that may be. Not. Hopefully they wake up one
Speaker 1: day you can maybe help them along in that. But
Speaker 1: your liberal aunt Peggy is what she is. But one
Speaker 1: of the most damaging things the Communists took over in
Speaker 1: this country was corporate America. In fact, Chris, I should
Speaker 1: have told you to do this during the break, but
Speaker 1: it just occurred to me. Go do me a favor
Speaker 1: and find that Klaus Schwab clip about stakeholders where he's
Speaker 1: talking about stakeholders before Chris plays the James Bond movie villain.
Speaker 1: Klaus Schwab allowed me to explain something the Communists figured
Speaker 1: out a while ago. In fact, I'm gonna use Katie
Speaker 1: Porker in California as a kind of a jumping off
Speaker 1: point for this, and she seems like she'd actually be
Speaker 1: a very stable foundation to jump off from. Katie Porker
Speaker 1: is running for governor of California. She got up and
Speaker 1: she had this to say.
Speaker 2: We have failed over and over again in this country
Speaker 2: to invest in childcare, and we are leaving approximately one
Speaker 2: point six trillion dollars of economic productivity and budget growth
Speaker 2: on the table because we are not doing what other
Speaker 2: countries are doing, which is treating childcare.
Speaker 1: What's that mean, We're leaving one point six trillion on
Speaker 1: the table. Well, you know exactly what it means if
Speaker 1: you have a brain. There's one point six trillion in
Speaker 1: the private sector. We haven't stolen yet. We haven't confiscated
Speaker 1: one point six trillion dollars. And if we confiscate that
Speaker 1: one point six trillion dollars from people who have earned it.
Speaker 1: If we the government come in and strong arm that
Speaker 1: out of their wallets, then using what they earned, we
Speaker 1: can pay for whatever we want. Now, what an odd
Speaker 1: way to look at life until you realize this. The
Speaker 1: communist as he was rising from being a street animal
Speaker 1: to taking positions of government. But as he was doing
Speaker 1: all these things, the Communists figured something out. The corporate world.
Speaker 1: Wherever that corporate world may be will focus on America.
Speaker 1: But wherever the corporate world is, the corporate world has
Speaker 1: incredible power. And the power of the corporate world comes
Speaker 1: from their visibility and their money. I mean, honestly, the
Speaker 1: government doesn't make anything. All the money is from the
Speaker 1: corporate world, all of it. The corporate world makes all
Speaker 1: the money. All that money. We have a twenty trillion
Speaker 1: dollar economy, twenty trillion dollars is flowing through the corporations.
Speaker 1: And the corporations themselves, if they're run correctly, certainly a
Speaker 1: publicly traded company, what do they have. They have a
Speaker 1: board and that board has to sit down and they
Speaker 1: have to figure out how to spend all the money
Speaker 1: that's flowing through there. Now, Traditionally, any business large or small,
Speaker 1: whether it be a big fortune five hundred company or
Speaker 1: maybe your small business somewhere. Any business, it would use
Speaker 1: its money to do what to make more money. That's
Speaker 1: the idea. And of course I don't know how you
Speaker 1: make your money. Maybe you maybe you're in sales, maybe
Speaker 1: you need to do more advertising, maybe you need to
Speaker 1: hire somebody new maybe, but whatever, but you would always
Speaker 1: figure out how to spend your money to help the business. Right. Oh,
Speaker 1: that was right up until the point the communists figured
Speaker 1: something out. That money, all that money that's flowing into
Speaker 1: a business, Coca Cola, I love to use them, just
Speaker 1: because everyone knows what it is. That money that's flowing
Speaker 1: into Coca Cola. Well, Coca Cola is using that money
Speaker 1: for Coca Cola. But if we infil trade, if we
Speaker 1: get into HR because that's where all the angry single
Speaker 1: lesbians go, and then from A, if we start packing
Speaker 1: the boardroom full of committed communists, then what we can
Speaker 1: do is we can take that money in from Coke
Speaker 1: and then when it comes time to send that money out,
Speaker 1: we send the money out to the revolution. The communists
Speaker 1: figured out a way to steal from the corporate world
Speaker 1: and have Corporate America fund the revolution. Now, before I
Speaker 1: play Klaus Shwub, I need to explain what he says,
Speaker 1: not just because of his stupid accent. Shareholders a publicly
Speaker 1: traded company its obligation. The fiduciary What a great word.
Speaker 1: The fiduciary duty of the board is to reward the shareholders.
Speaker 1: If I own stock in Coca Cola, the shareholders work
Speaker 1: for me. There, or I mean, the board works for me.
Speaker 1: Their job in everything they do should be aimed at
Speaker 1: increasing the price of my shares, making my shares worth more,
Speaker 1: making the company worth more. Now, if you want them
Speaker 1: to stop doing that, then what you have to do
Speaker 1: is you have to change the language. Communists change the language.
Speaker 1: So instead of working for shareholders, we need to make
Speaker 1: sure these corporations are working for stakeholders. Now, what is
Speaker 1: the difference between a shareholder and a stakeholder. A shareholder
Speaker 1: is anyone who owns shares in the company. A stakeholder
Speaker 1: is everyone. It's not that Coca Cola should reward me
Speaker 1: the shareholder. Coca Cola has all this money, Coca Cola
Speaker 1: has all this influence, TV commercials, billboards. Coca Cola should
Speaker 1: work for everyone. You see steakholders. The former head of
Speaker 1: the World Economic Forum, claud Schwab, he laid it out
Speaker 1: exactly how they think.
Speaker 3: James welcome. Do you like the island?
Speaker 1: Chris? That's not turn it off? That's not the right
Speaker 1: bond film. That was Jewish producer, Chris.
Speaker 4: I didn't do that.
Speaker 1: Can we please play, Klaus Schwab, go ahead, Chris.
Speaker 5: We have state capitalism. On the other hand, we have
Speaker 5: shareholder or private capitalism. So it's a clash between two systems.
Speaker 5: I believe that state capitalism in the short term. In
Speaker 5: the short term provides certain advantages because you can mobilize
Speaker 5: in a concentrated way a lot of resources to reach
Speaker 5: a specific objective. But I believe that the future is
Speaker 5: not state capitalism or shareholder capitalism. The future is what
Speaker 5: I call steak hold capitalism, which is combined with the
Speaker 5: social responsibility.
Speaker 1: Stakeholder capit that, of course, is combined with social responsibility. Hey,
Speaker 1: Coca Cola, I don't want to hear this nonsense about
Speaker 1: treating your shareholder as well. Everyone's a stakeholder, and don't
Speaker 1: you have a social responsibility?
Speaker 3: Coke?
Speaker 1: We have a Black Lives Matter riot coming up. I
Speaker 1: could use some Coca Cola money. And why would they
Speaker 1: do this, Well, they had dirty rats like Larry Fink
Speaker 1: of Black Rock. He made them.
Speaker 6: I don't think we're going to We're asking companies you
Speaker 6: have to force behaviors. And at Blackrock we are forcing
Speaker 6: behaviors fifty four percent of the incoming class or women.
Speaker 6: We added four more points in terms of diverse employment
Speaker 6: this year. You know what we're doing internally is if
Speaker 6: you don't achieve these levels of impact, your compensation could
Speaker 6: be impacted.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're doing the same.
Speaker 6: Day, and so it's you have to force behaviors.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got it, We got it.
Speaker 5: We got it.
Speaker 1: Now, that was all the bad news and that was
Speaker 1: the motivation behind it. Have you ever heard of the
Speaker 1: Human Rights Campaign? HRC is what it's short for. I
Speaker 1: know this is long and complicated. There's a lot of details.
Speaker 1: I swear we'll screw off in emails in a moment.
Speaker 1: The Human Rights Campaign is one of the most evil
Speaker 1: organizations ever. It's a huge LGBTDQ demon mob group. It
Speaker 1: was essentially the Mafia. It still exists. It runs exactly
Speaker 1: like the Mafia. Does you know, Hey, Bob, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: need ten percent of your take or I'll break your legs.
Speaker 1: That kind of thing. The HRC did the political version
Speaker 1: of that to companies all over the place. They walk
Speaker 1: into your boardroom and they say, Hey, I'm gonna need
Speaker 1: your disclosure. At the end of every year I created this,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna need to know just how many LGBTTQ demons
Speaker 1: you put into positions of power in your company. And
Speaker 1: then I'll give you a score, and you better score
Speaker 1: pretty well, pow or we're going to put you on
Speaker 1: blast nationally as hating the gays in corporate America bent
Speaker 1: the knee because they were afraid, but not anymore. Hang on,
Speaker 1: it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Magnificent Tuesday.
Speaker 1: We'll get the emails in a moment. I'm going to
Speaker 1: finish this up because there's just really good things happening
Speaker 1: out there. The Human Rights Campaign, you may remember back
Speaker 1: to things like this. This is the again Human Rights Campaign.
Speaker 1: Is the Large Communist Front Group. Hey, your company's not
Speaker 1: gay enough, We're giving you a bad score. This is
Speaker 1: them from twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: We can't just worry about protecting democracy in this moment.
Speaker 7: We've got to reimagine it with people that look and
Speaker 7: love like us at the center. And I think for
Speaker 7: us right now, it's about reimagining freedom and this American
Speaker 7: story in a way that is more revolutionary than what
Speaker 7: our founders actually put down on that little piece of paper,
Speaker 7: but instead is the type of democracy that is by
Speaker 7: and for all of the people of this country.
Speaker 1: That's the opportunity that we have. Another little side note,
Speaker 1: always remember whenever the communist says reimagine, he means destroy
Speaker 1: whatever he is talking about. Reimagining. It's a new word
Speaker 1: they came up with. They love to use that word.
Speaker 1: I'm going to reimagine this. I'm going to reimagine that. That
Speaker 1: always just means destroyed anyway. That's the Human Rights Campaign.
Speaker 1: I know. Maybe I have never heard of this group
Speaker 1: until now. If you've listened to this show for a while,
Speaker 1: you have it, maybe this is your first time. Just
Speaker 1: know that they were insanely powerful, crazy powerful. And it's
Speaker 1: not just that they walk into walked into companies and
Speaker 1: change the makeup of the company. They'd get money. Hey,
Speaker 1: don't think that you can just pack a couple of
Speaker 1: gays on the company board and that's going to be enough.
Speaker 1: I need one hundred thousand dollars one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: for my company. Now activism, we got wet. We have
Speaker 1: to buy a whole new carton of pink featherbows. I
Speaker 1: need you to buy them for us. Now that's how
Speaker 1: it did work, and companies, again always afraid, would hand
Speaker 1: over their scores at the end of the year to
Speaker 1: the Human Rights Campaign. Essentially, what it really was was
Speaker 1: a piece of paper saying, please don't beat me anymore. Hey, hey, HRC,
Speaker 1: it's me Coca Cola. I had. Look how many black
Speaker 1: people I hired.
Speaker 8: We basically fired all the whites, and everyone's a lesbian.
Speaker 1: Please please don't hurt me. That's how it was. Then
Speaker 1: we have headlines like this and you did this headline
Speaker 1: DEI Disclosure participation plummets among major companies as corporate pullback continues.
Speaker 1: The share of Fortune for this is from Fox Business.
Speaker 1: The share of Fortune five hundred companies that publicly outlined
Speaker 1: their diversity, equity and inclusion commitments fell by nearly two
Speaker 1: two thirds from a year ago. New research shows. The
Speaker 1: Human Rights Campaign Foundation released the latest version of its
Speaker 1: Corporate Equality Index on Tuesday, which showed a sixty five
Speaker 1: percent decline and the number of Fortune five hundred companies
Speaker 1: that chose to voluntarily submit their DEI policies for evaluation
Speaker 1: in the index. Companies are now telling the Human Rights
Speaker 1: campaign representative who knocks on the door and says, may
Speaker 1: I come in? We have to have a chat. They're saying, no,
Speaker 1: we don't get out. And you know why Corporate America
Speaker 1: found courage. Believe me, it's not because they ate their
Speaker 1: spinach this morning. It's because you started punishing them for
Speaker 1: it and they're so mad about it. They're so mad
Speaker 1: that you have become an activist. Headline Joe Scarborough melts
Speaker 1: down as Americans tune out the woke Super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 1: A large percentage of Americans, large enough to hurt the NFL,
Speaker 1: turned off the halftime show. It's a small act, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Did you actually do anything? Didn't felt like you did anything.
Speaker 1: It was just a little concert on the other channel.
Speaker 1: It didn't matter. Why do you think they're melting down?
Speaker 1: Why do you think they're still screeching and screaming about
Speaker 1: things like this on the view?
Speaker 9: I think what's so interesting to me is, you know,
Speaker 9: this country seems to be one of the only countries
Speaker 9: in the world that is so proud of being monolingual
Speaker 9: and not being able to communicate in more than one language.
Speaker 9: And the fact of the matter is, in about twenty years,
Speaker 9: multi ethnic people will be the majority in this country.
Speaker 9: So if you don't understand Spanish, maybe start taking a
Speaker 9: little duo linguo.
Speaker 1: Of course, why do you think she had to need
Speaker 1: to lecture you because she's afraid. Here was Woopy Goldberg
Speaker 1: trying to scold you out of it. How could you
Speaker 1: turn it off? What are you a snowflake?
Speaker 10: The truth of the matter is you're not a large majority,
Speaker 10: and that's the mistake we make. You're loud, but you're
Speaker 10: not the largest majority. Who is talking to I'm talking
Speaker 10: to the people who say, well, this is not an
Speaker 10: American thing, this is not this is you shouldn't be
Speaker 10: doing this. Those are not the majority of people. The
Speaker 10: majority of people are doing the work they need to
Speaker 10: do to take care of their families. They are not
Speaker 10: snow flaking in because real people don't have time to
Speaker 10: be snowflakes. Yeah, okay, y'all. On the hand, you are
Speaker 10: the most snow flaking people I've ever seen. Everything bothers you.
Speaker 10: Oh no, that's not the truth.
Speaker 1: That's not the real history.
Speaker 10: We shouldn't tell the truth about people would be mad
Speaker 10: at us.
Speaker 1: Why do you think they're trying to lecture you and
Speaker 1: you out of it. They're even trying to use language
Speaker 1: that you've used on them. Ah, you're snowflaking. Why you
Speaker 1: have changed your buying habits with Corporate America? You find
Speaker 1: this set aside, this pathetic notion that we don't do boycotts,
Speaker 1: and you started letting your money go where your morals are.
Speaker 1: As we talk about so many times, obviously there's going
Speaker 1: to be money of yours that flows into bad companies.
Speaker 1: But now these companies don't want the bud light treatment.
Speaker 1: These companies don't want to get put through the ringer.
Speaker 1: It used to be all they had to fear was
Speaker 1: the human rights campaign. Now they're afraid of you, and
Speaker 1: these communists they know what. They never thought that would happen.
Speaker 1: They never thought Corporate America would have to be afraid
Speaker 1: of you, But now they are, and that's a good thing. Emails. Next,
Speaker 1: it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Tuesday.
Speaker 1: If you meant that he part of the show you
Speaker 1: can download at iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. I have to warn you.
Speaker 1: After we get to some emails, we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: play some of this congressional hearing with the Border patrol
Speaker 1: guys and the ice guys, and of course our old
Speaker 1: friend Shri tannda Hair was there. I mean, here's just
Speaker 1: a little sample.
Speaker 11: You can go to tank or palace.
Speaker 3: Now there is new Maharaya and again the palace has
Speaker 3: the power off, the darklight. It is dead.
Speaker 11: Please kill my people.
Speaker 1: What Chris, we have to talk to it. We have
Speaker 1: to talk about him in a bit. Let's do some emails, hey, Jesse.
Speaker 1: The subject to this one is man card. Here we go, Jesse.
Speaker 1: One of our friends lost his man card and we
Speaker 1: need a solution on what he needs to do to
Speaker 1: get it back. You see, he came out to the
Speaker 1: bar with the guys and ordered a water and an
Speaker 1: ice cream and acted gay. How should we proceed? I'm
Speaker 1: never telling you guys anything again. There's nothing wrong with
Speaker 1: ordering some ice cream at a bar, having water. There's
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with that at all. I don't need to
Speaker 1: be belittled all the freaking time. What Chris. I don't
Speaker 1: need this from me? What Chris said? I didn't even
Speaker 1: have like a coke. Okay, it was the evening, all right.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to take the chance on messing up
Speaker 1: my sleep by having caffeine late in the evening. I realized,
Speaker 1: this is making me sound worse the more I talk.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with water, Chris, you know, you know
Speaker 1: what's sad? What? What? What do you want? Chris said,
Speaker 1: I should have. I could have just not gone. Some
Speaker 1: of us prefer to be social, Chris. All right, so
Speaker 1: don't laugh at me, don't. I'm a social butterfly, as
Speaker 1: everyone knows. Oh did I tell you? I think I
Speaker 1: already told you this. Oh, it's the worst news ever.
Speaker 1: The Republican National Convention. Have you ever been to a convention? Now,
Speaker 1: it's really going to depend on the type of person
Speaker 1: you are, whether or not you are the type of
Speaker 1: person who should go to a convention. I have been
Speaker 1: to two in my life. The first one, I think
Speaker 1: it was two thy twelve. I was working in politics,
Speaker 1: so I went to that one. It was in Tampa,
Speaker 1: which I'm in love with Tampa, LOVEWFLA. I was in Tampa.
Speaker 1: I love Tampa, so that was kind of cool. Then
Speaker 1: I went to the last one in Milwaukee. Now I
Speaker 1: enjoy Wisconsin, and this is nothing against Milwaukee at all,
Speaker 1: which actually I quite enjoyed. But I don't want to
Speaker 1: go talk to people. Hold on, Chris, let me finish
Speaker 1: my thought. I don't want to go talk to people.
Speaker 1: I also, I like doing the show from a studio,
Speaker 1: and now it doesn't have to be our studio here
Speaker 1: in Houston. We love to visit other affiliates and do
Speaker 1: it from their studios. We just got back from San Antonio.
Speaker 1: We love bouncing around and visiting. But the beauty of
Speaker 1: a studio is this. I try to be mindful of
Speaker 1: the fact that I am doing a show for you,
Speaker 1: not for me. It's for you. I already have my thoughts.
Speaker 1: They've been rattling around in my head all day long.
Speaker 1: In my stupid jokes. I'm trying to make your drive
Speaker 1: home a little better. It's for you. If I leave
Speaker 1: this tightly controlled environment and go out to do a
Speaker 1: public show anywhere, even the convention, it doesn't sound as good.
Speaker 1: It just doesn't. And then people are always coming up
Speaker 1: of the Hey, can I do an interview? Can I
Speaker 1: do it?
Speaker 12: Bad?
Speaker 3: But bad?
Speaker 4: Ba bad?
Speaker 1: Do you have anything interesting to say or are you
Speaker 1: about to bore everybody with your talking points for ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Then as soon as the show is over, to make
Speaker 1: it even worse. At these conventions, and this may be
Speaker 1: your thing, everybody wants you to go do a thing
Speaker 1: with them. Hey, there's gonna be a big speech at
Speaker 1: eight o'clock. You want to go. Hey, everyone's gathering for
Speaker 1: a party for this particular group. You want to go. No,
Speaker 1: I don't want to go see a speech. No, I
Speaker 1: don't want to go to a party. No. I don't
Speaker 1: want to do any of these things. I want to
Speaker 1: eat and then be left alone for the rest of
Speaker 1: the night. That's what Chris. What Chris says. So I
Speaker 1: need the convention to be at a red lobster. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you asked, because that brings up another point.
Speaker 1: Another thing that has happened in this country is communists
Speaker 1: are murderous savages. And that's not just me talking on
Speaker 1: the radio. They assault people and kill people and try
Speaker 1: to kill people all the time because communists are naturally demonic,
Speaker 1: violent people, and so inevitably they end up committing acts
Speaker 1: of violence as a result. The convention in Milwaukee was
Speaker 1: like walking in and out of a maximum security prison.
Speaker 1: You cannot imagine the fencing, the gating, the security was that.
Speaker 1: Remember Trump had just been shot in the head, so
Speaker 1: they were painfully aware of the fact that communists are disgusting,
Speaker 1: violent people. It's if there was a red lobster there.
Speaker 8: You had to walk several blocks through several security checkpoints
Speaker 8: to get to the red lobster that was fifty feet away.
Speaker 8: It's not like you just walk in and say, can
Speaker 8: I have some cheddarbays? Oh no, No, it's like mission
Speaker 8: impossible breaking into the CIA trying to go get some
Speaker 8: actual decent food.
Speaker 1: So don't pretend like you're living it up either. I
Speaker 1: don't want to go to parties. I don't want to
Speaker 1: do a radio show in public where people will talk
Speaker 1: to me. I don't want to go to this event.
Speaker 1: I don't give a crap about political speeches. I want
Speaker 1: to do a show that sounds good for you. And
Speaker 1: then I want to go home and I want to
Speaker 1: go to sleep. I want to watch a document, I
Speaker 1: want to read a book. I want to be left alone.
Speaker 1: Now I have two bits of bad news, and I
Speaker 1: honestly don't know which is worse. I don't know which
Speaker 1: is worse. When I left Milwaukee. I told Clay and
Speaker 1: Buck this because they went to Milwaukee too. We the
Speaker 1: Premier did a big thing there that at a big,
Speaker 1: nice stage. It was very nice. But I told them,
Speaker 1: I said, I'm never going to another one. That is
Speaker 1: the last convention I'm ever going to. I don't want
Speaker 1: to be invited to things. I want to be left alone.
Speaker 1: That's what I want. And they were just dying laughing
Speaker 1: right because there's such social butterflies. I'm like, I'm not going.
Speaker 1: You can go, I ain't going. Do you know where
Speaker 1: the convention is in twenty twenty eight It's in Houston.
Speaker 1: How exactly am I going to explain to the suits
Speaker 1: that I'm not going when the next convention is where
Speaker 1: I live? What exactly am I going to tell them
Speaker 1: when I say I don't want to go, but we'll
Speaker 1: get your name, badge. I don't want a name badge,
Speaker 1: but you can get into this. I don't want to
Speaker 1: get in. You don't understand. I don't want to be
Speaker 1: within twenty city blocks of it. I don't want to
Speaker 1: talk to everybody. Now, if I run into you at
Speaker 1: Red Lobster, I'll talk to you. I want to talk
Speaker 1: to individuals. I don't want to go to a big
Speaker 1: event where everyone.
Speaker 4: Talks to me.
Speaker 1: That sounds awful, But wait, there's more. Because they're worried
Speaker 1: about the results of the midterms, Republicans have decided, and
Speaker 1: it's probably the smart political move. They're going to do
Speaker 1: a midterm convention that almost never happens. They want a
Speaker 1: big rally. Rallies do work, they help people. So you
Speaker 1: know Trump will be there, Jdvy there, every heavy hitter
Speaker 1: in the Republican Party will be there. Well, obviously, you
Speaker 1: know exactly my first thought. I'm not going. You can
Speaker 1: have all the midterm conventions you want. Well, maybe we'll
Speaker 1: talk about it from here, but I'm still not going.
Speaker 1: You know where this one is, Dallas. It's three hours away.
Speaker 1: How am I supposed to lie to the suits to
Speaker 1: get out of this one? Chris? Can you come up
Speaker 1: with an excuse of some kind that will work for us?
Speaker 1: A missing throat? What's that mean? I do not hate people? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's not true at all. I love individuals. It's this
Speaker 1: big group thing that I I know. I left halfway
Speaker 1: through the super Bowl, Chris, I had something else I
Speaker 1: wanted to do. Back at the house. I don't. It's
Speaker 1: not that I needed to beat traffic. Don't make it
Speaker 1: out to be something else. I wasn't into it. I
Speaker 1: don't watch the NFL. I didn't even know any of
Speaker 1: the players. I didn't want to watch the game. I
Speaker 1: got a half of hanging with my friends. I mooched
Speaker 1: all their food, and then I went home. I don't
Speaker 1: want to go to conventions. Never again. Never again. And now,
Speaker 1: of course the next two are right next to my house.
Speaker 1: Total disaster. I'm gonna need to up my chalk. That's
Speaker 1: what I'll do. The Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday.
Speaker 1: You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Hey Jesse, last week you hinted that many radio and
Speaker 1: TV hosts or podcasters may not be sincere, they just
Speaker 1: want viewers. That reminded me of Joe Scarborough. I watched
Speaker 1: him many years ago. I was just waking up politically.
Speaker 1: I love this show as a Republican commentator. I was
Speaker 1: shocked years later when I saw him on MSNBC as
Speaker 1: a lefty. Was he faking it then or is he
Speaker 1: faking it now?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Does it matter? And let me explain this is what
Speaker 1: I mean by that. If you have a guy who
Speaker 1: fights for your army and he is the truest of
Speaker 1: true believers for your army and your cause, and then
Speaker 1: you wake up one day and you find out he
Speaker 1: has crossed the battlefield, he has joined the enemy camp,
Speaker 1: and now he fights for their army and loudly proclaims
Speaker 1: their cause. Does it matter which one he's honest about.
Speaker 1: It tells you everything you need to know about a
Speaker 1: person who would do such a thing. You see this
Speaker 1: oftentimes in the in the media world, certainly in the
Speaker 1: in the podcast in radio and TV world, where people
Speaker 1: will leave or bounce around to different employers and they'll
Speaker 1: just kind of wear the skin suit motivation of whatever
Speaker 1: employer they happen to be working for, and then they'll
Speaker 1: move on to the next one and they'll change there,
Speaker 1: and they'll move on to the next one and they'll
Speaker 1: change there. You brought up Joe Scarborough, who was when
Speaker 1: he was just starting out, thought of, as you know,
Speaker 1: a conservative, a common sense conservative type, and now he's
Speaker 1: just a Trump hating idiot on MSNBC or what do
Speaker 1: they call it, MS now or something like that, and
Speaker 1: it's the liberal line all day, every day, and you
Speaker 1: wonder which one was the real one. Well, the truth
Speaker 1: is he's probably just someone who wanted fame and fortune.
Speaker 1: We always have to be aware, we have to try
Speaker 1: to be aware. I should say, if the people were
Speaker 1: listening to if the people were watching actually believe, actually care,
Speaker 1: or do they just want money and fame? You have
Speaker 1: any idea what TV people make on these major networks,
Speaker 1: it's crazy money, crazy money, the money TV people make.
Speaker 1: I'm talking the major networks, the major networks you watch
Speaker 1: or I watch the ABC's NBCCBS is, Fox News, CNN's
Speaker 1: all these types. You sit down and you do an
Speaker 1: hour long television show in the evening sometime four o'clock,
Speaker 1: five o'clock, six o'clock, seven, eight nine or whatever. Obviously,
Speaker 1: different time slots will be different levels of lucrative. But
Speaker 1: all of these people make millions millions of dollars a year,
Speaker 1: millions of them for the easiest job in the world.
Speaker 1: And when you're in television on think about this, as
Speaker 1: far as easy life goes. When you're on television for
Speaker 1: a major network like that, it's not like you ever
Speaker 1: really have to have your own thoughts. You have an
Speaker 1: army of staffers and writers and producers behind you. Now,
Speaker 1: I want to clarify that there are some really good people.
Speaker 1: There's some true believers who put a lot of work in.
Speaker 1: I know a couple guys who they write their own monologue,
Speaker 1: they do all that stuff. But lots of these guys
Speaker 1: don't do anything. Someone will just write everything for them
Speaker 1: and they'll put it on telepronter and the anchor sits
Speaker 1: there with his perfect hair and his white teeth, and
Speaker 1: because he's got an army of everything, he doesn't really
Speaker 1: do anything but talking to the camera for forty minutes
Speaker 1: and say things other people wrote, and ask questions other
Speaker 1: people wrote, and signs off and he's making three four
Speaker 1: million ear.
Speaker 4: Jewish producer Christ just looked it up because of course
Speaker 4: he did Joe with Joe Scarborough's estimated salary is eight
Speaker 4: million dollars a year.
Speaker 1: If I ever got eight million dollars in one year,
Speaker 1: I'd never have to work again in my life. We
Speaker 1: just save our money. We didn't grow up, I mean,
Speaker 1: we didn't come up making anything, so we just sock
Speaker 1: our money away. Eight million dollars a year you never
Speaker 1: have to work again. That's every year. If you don't
Speaker 1: have anything, you actually believe in and you just didn't
Speaker 1: for the Lamborghinis or whatever it is you're into. Well
Speaker 1: something you got to be aware. You also have to
Speaker 1: be aware of this. The conquerors who've invaded this country,
Speaker 1: they don't just invade and collect a welfare check. They're
Speaker 1: here to conquer. Here's our old friend, Shri Tandahar, he
Speaker 1: came here from India. Now he sits there with his
Speaker 1: bad tupe in Congress, and he sits down and he
Speaker 1: gets to question the Commissioner of Border Patrol, Rodney Scott's name,
Speaker 1: The foreigner who luxuriates in our country and sits in
Speaker 1: a seat of power now talks to the man in
Speaker 1: charge of protecting the border and asks him things like this.
Speaker 11: Do you believe President Trump will pardon you? I mean,
Speaker 11: because go ahead.
Speaker 12: I'm not going to speak on behalf of President Trump,
Speaker 12: but I'll tell you I signed up for this job
Speaker 12: to protect America and I'm very proud of the service
Speaker 12: that I provide and I don't need a pardon from anybody.
Speaker 11: Well, well, you better hope. So you better hope you
Speaker 11: get being partnered, because you will be held accountable for
Speaker 11: the absolute disc regard of the law. Your agencies have
Speaker 11: shown over the past year, your agencies have lost the
Speaker 11: trust of the American people. And that's why I introduce
Speaker 11: a bill in the United States Congress to abolish ice.
Speaker 1: Just think about that state of affairs. We have foreigners
Speaker 1: we bring here out of the good graces of our heart, naive,
Speaker 1: but good graces. We not only allow them to stay here,
Speaker 1: we oftentimes hand them generous government benefits of money stolen
Speaker 1: from you, the citizen, after luxuriating here, enjoying the wonderful
Speaker 1: cleanliness of America, not streets running with poop. These people
Speaker 1: then take positions of power inside of the government and
Speaker 1: they wage war against the government officials who are trying
Speaker 1: to protect the order and deport foreigners. That's where we are.
Speaker 1: This is where we are. That these people sit in
Speaker 1: Congress and they have the legal right to interrogate the
Speaker 1: ones who keep us safe. Can you imagine sitting there
Speaker 1: as the head of border patrol and listening to this.
Speaker 11: You will go to penk Or Palace.
Speaker 3: Now there is a new Mahara Yat And again the
Speaker 3: palace has the power of the dark light.
Speaker 5: It is dead.
Speaker 11: Please kill my people.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll touch on this a little bit more
Speaker 1: because I know you're going to find this shocking, but
Speaker 1: the communist line big lie too. Next