Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Friday, and ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday.
Speaker 2: We have all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 3: This our identical twins, immigration lawyers, some guys angry at
Speaker 3: the black population. What Chris uh someone once while let's
Speaker 3: do this one of the Jesse Why doesn't Trump turn
Speaker 3: net and Yahu in Israel loose on Iran to take
Speaker 3: the nuclear dust and to decimate their military with the
Speaker 3: support of the USA, but not our ground troops. All right,
Speaker 3: we get spoiled in the United States of America. We
Speaker 3: get spoiled because of naval and air superiority. If you
Speaker 3: just have one of those two things, naval superiority, air superiority,
Speaker 3: you really can become borderline untouchable when it comes to defense.
Speaker 3: When it comes to defense, you have this amazing navy
Speaker 3: like we do. I'm sure America will be invaded one day,
Speaker 3: but it's going to be a long, long, long time
Speaker 3: before anybody can physically come here because our navy will
Speaker 3: blow you out of the water on your way across
Speaker 3: the seas. It's just a huge thing. Same thing with
Speaker 3: air power. We can have bombers take off from Iowa
Speaker 3: and fly to Iran, where they will drop a large
Speaker 3: bomb down a ventilation shaft that blows up an underground
Speaker 3: nuclear bunker.
Speaker 2: What, yeah, we can do that our navy, our air force.
Speaker 3: It it feels like a superpower, doesn't it, And it is.
Speaker 3: That's the best way I could put it. It's it's
Speaker 3: a superpower. You can fly, you can see through walls.
Speaker 3: You have a superpower. But don't make the mistakes so
Speaker 3: many superheroes make in movies in thinking that you have
Speaker 3: every superpower, and that your superpower means you can do
Speaker 3: whatever you want whenever you want. You just want Trump
Speaker 3: to turn Nette Yahu in Israel, loose on Iran, to take.
Speaker 2: The nuclear dust. Israel has eight million.
Speaker 3: People total total. Iran has ninety million people. Iran. I
Speaker 3: want you to go look at a map. Do you
Speaker 3: know how gigantic that country is. Iran is huge, absolutely huge.
Speaker 3: It's like the size of the western United States of America.
Speaker 2: You ever driven out west the roads, just go and
Speaker 2: go and go to no end. It's enormous.
Speaker 3: Israel doesn't have as cutting edge as their military is
Speaker 3: and technologically, and of course their spy activities the best
Speaker 3: in the world and stuff like that as cutting edge
Speaker 3: as israel Is. They don't have the numbers to go
Speaker 3: stomping into Iran as the boots on the ground in Iran.
Speaker 3: And then, by the way, once you get there, you
Speaker 3: have to go to various nuclear sites across the country,
Speaker 3: evading what's left of the Iranian military, the Iranian militias.
Speaker 3: You then have to get to these nuclear sites that
Speaker 3: we have bonded into smithereens. You have to set up
Speaker 3: a gigantic construction operation to dig down to the bottom
Speaker 3: of the nuclear bunker that we previously vaporized. You have
Speaker 3: to do all this while under hostile enemy fire. When
Speaker 3: people say, let just go get the nuclear dust.
Speaker 2: I'm not insulting you, but I am letting you know.
Speaker 3: I how in laughter at how naive people make that
Speaker 3: sound as if we could just send three green Berets
Speaker 3: in and it'll take fifteen minutes and everything is wrapped up.
Speaker 3: That's not going to happen. And you have to provide
Speaker 3: these ground troops in this gigantic country. You have to
Speaker 3: give them air cover or they're going to die.
Speaker 2: Well. Iran has modern.
Speaker 3: Enough anti air defenses that they've already shot down multiple
Speaker 3: United States jets. So now you've got a huge, huge
Speaker 3: see on your hands. And by the way, I'm not
Speaker 3: saying don't do it. That's up to other people. That's
Speaker 3: not what I'm saying. What I am saying is don't
Speaker 3: think that it's easy or fast or or just turn
Speaker 3: Israel loose. Israel's having a hard time uprooting Hezbollah and Lebanon.
Speaker 2: Lebanon's like the size of my thumbnail.
Speaker 3: Iran is a giant, gigantic and I should also note
Speaker 3: mountainous country of ninety million people. Do you know what
Speaker 3: it would be like to fight on the ground in
Speaker 3: that country, the people who are still desperately, for various reasons,
Speaker 3: trying to sell Let's.
Speaker 2: Just go kill them all and let God sort them out.
Speaker 3: Do not understand how difficult, how deadly, how costly that
Speaker 3: kind of an operation is. To take all the nuclear
Speaker 3: dust out of Iran ourselves would be a gigantic war.
Speaker 3: A gigantic war. It would be Yeah, I know, we
Speaker 3: could kill other leaders and drop bombs on them. It
Speaker 3: would be a gigantic war. It's not like snatching Venezuela's
Speaker 3: president out of his mansion in the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: This is a whole different ballgame. But because we have
Speaker 3: superpowers when it comes to the Navy and the Air Force,
Speaker 3: can convince ourselves that everything is easy. The bombing campaign
Speaker 3: is always the easy part. It always has been that
Speaker 3: in World War Two. How many times have you heard
Speaker 3: me go on some history ran about World War two
Speaker 3: in the Pacific, And it doesn't matter pick your island, Saipan, Okinawa,
Speaker 3: Ewo Jima, it doesn't pick your battle. The easy part
Speaker 3: was always, Hey, let's park the navy ships off here
Speaker 3: and start bombarding the living daylights out of the island.
Speaker 3: Just blow up every square inch and of the square
Speaker 3: inch of the island. Then, because we have air superiority,
Speaker 3: let's fly our planes over and we'll just napalm the
Speaker 3: whole frigging thing and drop bombs everywhere you go. Well,
Speaker 3: that's the easy part. If you want to actually take
Speaker 3: the island, which we did. Have to actually take the island,
Speaker 3: you can't lob enough naval gunfire to do it, you
Speaker 3: can't drop enough napalm to do it. You were going
Speaker 3: to have to have people so physically there to do it.
Speaker 3: And getting there physically is when the real ugly stuff begins,
Speaker 3: doesn't it all right, Let's move on. Hey, Jesse. The
Speaker 3: craziest part to me about identical twins is when they
Speaker 3: reach adulthood. It's the commitment to the bit. You basically
Speaker 3: have to make the same life choices and stay the
Speaker 3: same size as the twin. You can't even go enjoy
Speaker 3: some extra Channar Bay biscuits if the other one doesn't
Speaker 3: like them, because they wouldn't they wouldn't look the same.
Speaker 2: This is my thing.
Speaker 3: I'm glad other people are getting on board with this
Speaker 3: identical twin hate. Why do you have to do everything
Speaker 3: the same? I don't understand. I don't understand why everything
Speaker 3: has to be done the same. It doesn't make sense.
Speaker 3: But you know who does make sense, Eric Schmidt.
Speaker 4: Her comments are astounding. Senator, you mentioned a few words horrific.
Speaker 4: I think to the American taxpayer that's been ripped off
Speaker 4: by people who came to this kind of to rip
Speaker 4: them off, that's horrific. If you talk about bizarre, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: it's my time. Now, it's my time. You went over time,
Speaker 4: it's my time. Bizarre is the idea that you would
Speaker 4: be here in this committee defending violent murderers from being deported.
Speaker 4: That you would be defending violent rapists from being deported,
Speaker 4: that you would defend people who took advantage of the good.
Speaker 2: This is Mazie Herono who's beating up on, by the way.
Speaker 4: People this country their taxpayer dollars. That is bizarre. A
Speaker 4: terrorist who kills American citizens. You know what's bizarre is
Speaker 4: your defense of that. So forgive me if your twenty
Speaker 4: four million Americans should be of our naturalized citizen should
Speaker 4: be afraid, that's ridiculous. No, no, no, you have nothing
Speaker 4: but fear mongering here.
Speaker 2: I love Eric Schbidt.
Speaker 3: These awesome all right, back to these questions, We have
Speaker 3: a ton of them. Hey, Jesse, Chris, looks like you're
Speaker 3: gonna be lumped in this one, buddy.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 3: New York City is interesting, However, it's doomed to fail,
Speaker 3: just like our country. Guys in a dark place. I
Speaker 3: do not have the exact demographic numbers of the population. However,
Speaker 3: I do know that there are a lot of Jewish,
Speaker 3: black and illegals there and most likely mostly foreigners. I
Speaker 3: take a sports spin on this and wonder why there
Speaker 3: are no big time protests complaining about Knicks tickets. Forget
Speaker 3: about the Jewish folks as they don't seem to care
Speaker 3: because they're getting their fair share of our money too.
Speaker 3: And they all go under the religious preface, which is
Speaker 3: another immigration loophole. And are black folks really this naive
Speaker 3: to see that they're elected officials for of choice for generations,
Speaker 3: are dissing them in appeal, appeasing illegals big time?
Speaker 2: Chris, why are you taking over New York City? What? Chris,
Speaker 2: don't say, You've never been all right, don't see It's
Speaker 2: one big tribe, Chris, all right, quit focus.
Speaker 3: We'll be back on a magnificent Friday and ask doctor
Speaker 3: Jesse Friday. We have so many still to get to.
Speaker 3: I want to touch on this story though before we
Speaker 3: get back to those. And yes, you can still email
Speaker 3: the show, jesseat Jesse kellyshow dot com. There was an
Speaker 3: article out from OPB and really they broke down the
Speaker 3: economic data. Women are getting most of the jobs of
Speaker 3: the three hundred and ninety thousand. This is from the article.
Speaker 3: Of the three hundred and ninety thousand jobs the Labor
Speaker 3: Department says were created since the start of Trump's second term,
Speaker 3: nearly all three hundred and forty eight thousand of them
Speaker 3: went to women, with only twenty one thousand going to men.
Speaker 3: That's nearly seventeen times as many jobs filled or filled
Speaker 3: by women as men.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: In case you're wondering, one of the main reasons for
Speaker 3: this here, it is we get jobs numbers out and
Speaker 3: every administration, all of them. When the job's numbers are good,
Speaker 3: they like to pump those up. Obviously makes you look good, right,
Speaker 3: And we've had a few of those under Trump, because
Speaker 3: Trump's pretty good at economic stuff. Where the economies looked good.
Speaker 3: Jobs numbers, the jobs numbers we've added have been good.
Speaker 3: But the devils and the details when it comes to
Speaker 3: these things, Okay, what kind of jobs? If they say
Speaker 3: we added three hundred thousand jobs, is that spread out
Speaker 3: across all fields. Nope, There's been something that's been remarkably
Speaker 3: consistent in this. Healthcare is getting almost all the jobs.
Speaker 3: If you go look at a breakdown of it, the
Speaker 3: healthcare field is getting almost all the jobs.
Speaker 2: Let me explain in part why this is.
Speaker 3: That's because through various government programs Medicare, Medicaid, Obamacare, just
Speaker 3: that that's just a few of them. There's endless government
Speaker 3: programs that dole out tax payer money for health care things.
Speaker 3: Remember one of those fraudulent things we've been hearing about
Speaker 3: is hospices. Remember you've heard I've played you audio before
Speaker 3: of OZ talking about this doctor Oz talking about this
Speaker 3: hospice care. Well, what's the idea behind all this? The
Speaker 3: idea is I run a home hospice care. So what
Speaker 3: do you do, Oh, I go play video games at
Speaker 3: my grandma's house for two hours. I call it a
Speaker 3: home hospice care. And the government sends me money. The
Speaker 3: government sends me money. There are large quantities of government
Speaker 3: money flowing into the health care sector this country, and
Speaker 3: that's why it appears to be the field that is growing,
Speaker 3: and really one of the only field, if not the
Speaker 3: only field that is growing. Okay, so why so many
Speaker 3: women instead of men? Well, when I say the healthcare
Speaker 3: industry is growing, it's perfectly normal to think.
Speaker 2: Oh, good, more doctors.
Speaker 3: We've got more doctors, right, And yes, they're always more doctors.
Speaker 2: But for the most part, it's not doctors.
Speaker 3: It's a nurse here, it's a PA there, it's a there.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say entry level, because there's not
Speaker 3: obviously nothing wrong with being a nurse or entry level
Speaker 3: about it. But lower than a doctor, right, I'll put
Speaker 3: it that way, lower than a doctor. They're going into
Speaker 3: that field and administrators to run the various healthcare companies
Speaker 3: where the government money is flowing. It's not as much
Speaker 3: of the economy is only for women now thing, although
Speaker 3: that can be a problem. The problem is the only
Speaker 3: part of the economy that's growing is healthcare.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 3: I wanted to just lay that out there, and again
Speaker 3: Oz talks about it, Well, where's the fraud? He brought
Speaker 3: it up yesterday, that healthcare fraud in Ohio? Where is it?
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, this area around Columbus is responsible, in Franklin County
Speaker 5: for one third of all of the one and a
Speaker 5: half billion dollars spent on home healthcare in Ohio.
Speaker 2: Think about that. At one and a half billion dollars
Speaker 2: of your money.
Speaker 5: Third of all of the money spent on home healthcare
Speaker 5: in the entire great state of Ohio is generated here.
Speaker 2: That's three times what you would expect.
Speaker 5: There's a road very close to where we are, two
Speaker 5: hundred and eighty eight home health care facilities in that
Speaker 5: the several block area on that one road.
Speaker 2: Again, it defies belief. Some of these buildings were vacant.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't put anybody up in those buildings, not certainly
Speaker 5: the place where that would house home healthcare. Now, this
Speaker 5: is a mecca for Somalian populations. It's a hub for
Speaker 5: the Nepalese and Butanese populations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got it.
Speaker 3: I want to start ranting about foreigners again, but you
Speaker 3: understand what I mean. That's what's happening. Hey, Jesse. I
Speaker 3: am an immigration lawyer, and believe it or not, I
Speaker 3: agree with everything you say about the topic. While I
Speaker 3: am ethically bound to strenuously represent my clients, I am
Speaker 3: not like the majority of my colleagues who are died
Speaker 3: in the wool communists and true believers. To be perfectly honest,
Speaker 3: I'm in it because it pays well. Unlike those other
Speaker 3: unethical beeps, I would never file a blatantly frivolous asylum application,
Speaker 3: nor ever advance an untruth before the court or USCIS.
Speaker 3: I firmly believe if the Commi rats retake Congress in
Speaker 3: the Senate and god forbid, the presidency, they will unravel
Speaker 3: all the good done by Trump and even go so
Speaker 3: far as bringing back all of those who have been
Speaker 3: deported at taxpayer expense. Please do not use my name,
Speaker 3: as I still have to unfortunately work with these people
Speaker 3: keep the faith. I brought that up because we've just
Speaker 3: talked about where money is flowing. The reason there are
Speaker 3: so many immigration lawyers in this country and part is
Speaker 3: there's so much money that flows into that issue. How
Speaker 3: many common nonprofits are taking billions of dollars and distributing
Speaker 3: them out to immigration lawyers in order to facilitate the
Speaker 3: invasion of the United States of America by barbarians from
Speaker 3: all over the globe.
Speaker 2: Immigration is big business.
Speaker 3: And the sad part of it is a lot of
Speaker 3: this stuff, in a roundabout way, is funded by you
Speaker 3: and me. Now a lot less now that Trump is
Speaker 3: in office. But when Democrats take office, they just go
Speaker 3: grab gigantic handfuls of gold from the US Treasury and
Speaker 3: start chucking it at everybody who's trying to get foreigners
Speaker 3: into the country, because of course democrats understand a country
Speaker 3: full of foreigners is a country that will elect Democrats
Speaker 3: and communists.
Speaker 2: All right, we have a lot more to go. Japanese question,
Speaker 2: Hang on.
Speaker 3: It is Jesse Kelly jo On, A wonderful ask doctor
Speaker 3: Jesse Friday.
Speaker 2: Let's get back.
Speaker 3: To them shall we dear historical oracle and Japanese Ninja
Speaker 3: Throwing Star champion, Congratulations on beating an entire class of
Speaker 3: Japanese first graders with your throwing Star competition. Okay, pause. One,
Speaker 3: that's insulting and it's wrong. Two, you cannot imagine how
Speaker 3: many Japanese school children are out in about in Japan.
Speaker 3: It was one of those things everybody pointed out and
Speaker 3: talked about. Wherever you go, there are legions of these
Speaker 3: kids out in about. If you're in a restaurant, they'll
Speaker 3: be walking through the restaurant. If you're in a museum,
Speaker 3: they'll be in the museum. If you'd everywhere in Japan.
Speaker 3: Do they ever go into the actual classroom in Japan?
Speaker 3: I don't know what they do.
Speaker 2: But they're always out and about Anyway.
Speaker 3: It goes on to say, do you think Spencer has
Speaker 3: a chance of becoming the mayor of la isn't Ramin
Speaker 3: a communist? All her supporters are just going to vote
Speaker 3: for Bass. These commedies stick together. What he think says?
Speaker 3: His name is Grant. I'm not sure how to answer
Speaker 3: this question because I don't like my answer. First of all,
Speaker 3: I so admire what Spencer Pratt has done is not
Speaker 3: only decided to jump in, he's gone all in, gone
Speaker 3: all in, been very vocal about the failures of the
Speaker 3: current leadership of Los Angeles. He's been vocal online. He
Speaker 3: is making enemies, and all the right enemies. The communists
Speaker 3: over there hate his freaking guts, and that is exactly
Speaker 3: what he is doing. Is exactly the kind of thing
Speaker 3: that can save the United States of America if more
Speaker 3: people start doing it. It takes guts, it really does,
Speaker 3: to run for office at any level. It certainly takes
Speaker 3: guts to run for mayor of Los Angeles in a
Speaker 3: completely communist city where the communists control every level of
Speaker 3: government and can do things to hurt you, and we
Speaker 3: know they will because they're communists. That's how they use
Speaker 3: the government anyway. It takes guts to go out there
Speaker 3: and do it, and do it well and work hard.
Speaker 3: I want more people to do it, and I want
Speaker 3: him to win badly. I've told you already that Los
Speaker 3: Angeles has been communists for a very long time. When
Speaker 3: Karen Bass went to Cuba for her communist training, do
Speaker 3: you think they ever covered anything about elections? You know
Speaker 3: what communists think about elections, We've been playing all the
Speaker 3: news clips for you about the Los Angeles election. All
Speaker 3: the late ballots seem to favor Democrats. Why does it
Speaker 3: seem to favorite Democrats. Democrats cheat in elections. They believe
Speaker 3: in cheating in elections. I have California friends, many of
Speaker 3: them who will tell me that California steals every election.
Speaker 3: They believe there is cheating in every election in California
Speaker 3: because from the state down to the local level, California
Speaker 3: is run by communists top to bottom, and communists will
Speaker 3: put into place systems that make it impossible.
Speaker 2: To win in a legitimate way. That's why.
Speaker 3: If you ever heard that old saying and please don't
Speaker 3: do anything violent, it's just as saying that you can
Speaker 3: vote your way into communism, but you have to shoot
Speaker 3: your way out of it. It's an old saying, and
Speaker 3: it's sadly true in many cases. But why is that
Speaker 3: a thing? So I can vote for the communists, but
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to resort to violence if I want
Speaker 3: to get rid of them.
Speaker 2: Why is that a thing?
Speaker 3: Because communists, once they get into power, will steal every election.
Speaker 3: They have nothing against it. They believe they should do it.
Speaker 3: All that matters is the revolution. That's their only morality.
Speaker 3: That's all that matters. I think he's got a very
Speaker 3: tough road ahead, but miracles can happen.
Speaker 2: They do.
Speaker 3: Bronco, how many votes do you think ran Deep loss?
Speaker 3: Because you wouldn't come on the best radio show on
Speaker 3: the iHeartRadio network during the eighteen hundred to twenty one
Speaker 3: hundred Eastern Standard time slot.
Speaker 2: You know what? That's not very nice?
Speaker 3: And how successful do you think he'd be as governor
Speaker 3: if he'd taken you up on your offer?
Speaker 2: His name is Tom.
Speaker 3: I was actually just talking to Chris and Corey about
Speaker 3: this today.
Speaker 2: I can't believe this guy never emailed us back.
Speaker 6: My plan, mark up plan, make affordable California again. Will
Speaker 6: recognize children's who maintain GPA level three point eight seven
Speaker 6: three point ninety three, will support first mine cut upon
Speaker 6: graduation from high school. We'll credit five hundred five dollars.
Speaker 6: Let's support our children schooling system. Thank you.
Speaker 3: Chris thinks maybe he never got the email we sent.
Speaker 3: That's a man who checks his emails, Chris telling you
Speaker 3: what telling you right now? I know a man who
Speaker 3: checks his emails. Ran Deep's a guy. He's working hard
Speaker 3: every single day for the children's Sensi sharukin Sharikan. I'm
Speaker 3: tired of talking and hearing about Iran too. It's one
Speaker 3: of those drop below forget off the pot kind of
Speaker 3: situations for me. However, since Congress recently passed a non
Speaker 3: enforceable resolution to limit President Trump's use of soldiers in Iran,
Speaker 3: and the fact that the surrounding Islamic countries being attacked
Speaker 3: by Iran are failing to get involved, should we just
Speaker 3: pack up and leave? With a stern Democrat low t
Speaker 3: style messaging of don't make us do this to you again?
Speaker 2: Statement?
Speaker 3: Is it a viable third option? Had this question before?
Speaker 3: Is it a viable third option? Can't we just leave?
Speaker 3: Can't we just take those ships and just kind of
Speaker 3: turn them around and come home?
Speaker 2: No? Why is this bad? Economically?
Speaker 3: Economically for the globe, oil prices, everything else?
Speaker 2: Why is all this bad?
Speaker 3: It's bad because the Strait of Hormves is not flowing.
Speaker 3: The Strait of horm Moves is not flowing because Iran
Speaker 3: has put mines in it and they'll attack people with
Speaker 3: boats and drones. Basically, Iran has closed the Strait of
Speaker 3: hor Moves, or at least partially closed it. I know
Speaker 3: we're escorting some ships through and things like that, but
Speaker 3: the strait of Horror Moves right now is a trickle
Speaker 3: when it needs to be a waterfall, it's not flowing.
Speaker 3: We need it to flow. Now, those ships they can't flow.
Speaker 3: They won't flow like a waterfall through the Strait of
Speaker 3: hor Moves unless they have assurances that they won't be attacked,
Speaker 3: that they won't hit a mine. That because remember we're
Speaker 3: talking not about naval ships here. We're talking about merchant vessels,
Speaker 3: big oil tankers, and there's all kinds of other goods
Speaker 3: on these things too. These are just normal sailors. This
Speaker 3: is what they do for a living. And these boats
Speaker 3: are super expensive, with a lot of money worth of
Speaker 3: goods on these boats, and they sailed to and fro
Speaker 3: around the globe. These boats are owned by major corporations.
Speaker 3: Major corporations ensure their assets. Obviously it's an obvious point,
Speaker 3: but it's true. If you have a billion dollar boat
Speaker 3: with a billion dollars worth of cargo on it, you're
Speaker 3: going to have a two billion dollar insurance policy on
Speaker 3: that boat, or you're not sending it out on the
Speaker 3: high seas because the ocean is a very dangerous place.
Speaker 2: Remember that story from a few.
Speaker 3: Years ago where BMW I think it was, had a
Speaker 3: ship coming over here and it basically caught fire in
Speaker 3: the middle of the Pacific and all the cars went
Speaker 3: to the bottom of the ocean. Yeah, BMW had insurance
Speaker 3: on that ship. Of course they did. You're not going
Speaker 3: to ship without insurance. But that again, that kicks the
Speaker 3: decision down to the insurance company. Now you have to
Speaker 3: have an insurance company who will provide you with insurance.
Speaker 3: And if you go to an insurance company and tell
Speaker 3: them I have a billion dollar boat with a billion
Speaker 3: dollars in goods, I need a two billion dollar insurance
Speaker 3: policy for this trip, they're going to ask you, okay,
Speaker 3: where are you sailing And you're gonna say the Strait
Speaker 3: of hor Moves and they're gonna say ha haaaaa no, thanks,
Speaker 3: not interested. The problem with packing up and leaving is
Speaker 3: it doesn't open the straight of hor moves that has
Speaker 3: to be opened. That's why Trump's trying to hammer out
Speaker 3: a deal so we Ron will take their hands off
Speaker 3: of it. The straight of horror moves must be opened
Speaker 3: or the goods will not flow the way they should.
Speaker 2: Makes sense. We'll be back.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday,
Speaker 1: and ask doctor Jesse Friday. I'm really enjoying when it
Speaker 1: comes to Graham Platner. I'm enjoying this when some Democrats
Speaker 1: are all, well, I mean, I don't know, but a
Speaker 1: lot of them are taking the what I haven't I
Speaker 1: haven't heard of it.
Speaker 2: I'm not really sure.
Speaker 7: In terms of the allegations that have been waged with
Speaker 7: respect to this particular candidate for the Senate, I haven't
Speaker 7: followed it closely. I will continue to defer to Lida
Speaker 7: Schumer and Senator Jilibrand in terms of the best path
Speaker 7: forward in Maine.
Speaker 2: I haven't really followed it closely. Platner from from Maine,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, maybe I heard about the race as if
Speaker 2: they're all I'm not talking about it all the time.
Speaker 3: I thought this from Senator Jim Banks Indiana was really
Speaker 3: good thought. I thought it deserved a shout out on
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 8: Anyone has tobaighteen before they can buy tobacco, twenty one
Speaker 8: before you can buy alcohol, sixteen before you can have
Speaker 8: a driver's license. How young are some children in America
Speaker 8: when they have a sex transition surgery.
Speaker 9: Yeah, as we noted, we put together a database based
Speaker 9: on claims data to stop the harm database and noted
Speaker 9: almost fourteen thousand kids less than the age of seventeen
Speaker 9: and a half and many of those again young teenagers,
Speaker 9: who had these hormonal interventions and procedures for fifty seven
Speaker 9: hundred surgeries.
Speaker 8: Missicle, how old were you?
Speaker 10: I was thirteen years old when they put me on
Speaker 10: the first interventions, and I was fifteen. I didn't even
Speaker 10: have a driver's license yet. I didn't have my first
Speaker 10: relationship when I had surgery to remove my breasts.
Speaker 8: Lifelong issues, as you noted, complications that you could received,
Speaker 8: mister mentor how young is it appropriate? Is it appropriate
Speaker 8: to talk to a child about sexuality at what age?
Speaker 2: Is it appropriated? Twelve? Is it appropriate?
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what that has to do with the
Speaker 2: metical care we're.
Speaker 8: Answering my question out here? Is it appropriate at twelve?
Speaker 8: Is a child about their sexuality?
Speaker 2: You know who? That decision belongs to? Parents? Is long?
Speaker 8: Is it appropriate for a teacher to talk to a
Speaker 8: child about issues of sexuality at the age of twelve?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: Demons a demonic religion, and we should when we pray,
Speaker 3: we should remember the people, especially children, who got caught
Speaker 3: up in all that training madness. The Communists were pushing
Speaker 3: there for a few years. Because you and I may
Speaker 3: have moved on, the training madness seems to have been
Speaker 3: turned down quite a bit, but mercifully, seriously.
Speaker 2: In the name of a just merciful gun.
Speaker 3: But there are people who made permanent, life altering decisions
Speaker 3: with their body during that time, and man alive. It
Speaker 3: for the kids, right, the adults, it is what it is.
Speaker 3: But for the kids who had teachers, parents, doctors, shrinks
Speaker 3: pushing them that way. I know it's naive to think
Speaker 3: they'll ever see justice on this planet, but man alive,
Speaker 3: do they deserve some of it? Doctor Bottom? And that's
Speaker 3: not very nice? What Chris, it's you know what, I
Speaker 3: am a Tallerico man.
Speaker 4: In my mouth when I launched this campaign, or that
Speaker 4: the real fight in this country is not left versus right,
Speaker 4: it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 3: My wife doesn't shut the drawers, she leaves clothes sticking out,
Speaker 3: kitchen drawers left open by an inch. I'm just walking
Speaker 3: around shutting things all day. What annoying habit does ob have? Look,
Speaker 3: that's nothing I can divulge on the radio. I'm kidding,
Speaker 3: there's a ton and I'm going to get it all
Speaker 3: off my chest right now. All right, First of all
Speaker 3: annoying habits OB has. Maybe this applies to a lot
Speaker 3: of women, and I believe it does. But ladies, I
Speaker 3: understand that the comfy chair in the living room or
Speaker 3: comfy couch. I understand it may be esthetically pleasing to
Speaker 3: throw a folded blanket over the back of the chair.
Speaker 3: It destroys the comfort of the chair. And you can say, well,
Speaker 3: just move it. But I don't want to have to
Speaker 3: disassemble my chair every time I want to sit in
Speaker 3: the chair. I just want to sit down in the chair.
Speaker 3: But in OB's never ending quest to make the perfect home,
Speaker 3: I have to disassemble. And you're exactly right, Chris. It's
Speaker 3: the same thing with the pillows on our bed.
Speaker 2: Hold on, let me think three four.
Speaker 3: We have six pillows on the bed. Six pillows. Obviously
Speaker 3: we only use two. I sleep on one, she.
Speaker 2: Sleeps on one. OB makes the bed when it's time
Speaker 2: to go to bed. I have to disassemble the bed
Speaker 2: every time.
Speaker 3: Another thing, the thought of what I've got a lot
Speaker 3: on my mind Chris. Sometimes I'm not, in general a
Speaker 3: sloppy person at all, just not the way.
Speaker 2: I'm not dirty.
Speaker 3: I don't throw my dirty clothes on the floor and
Speaker 3: leave my trash around and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I'm not that way.
Speaker 3: But she is meticulous about making sure everything is cleaned
Speaker 3: up and organized. And she's that nerd with like on
Speaker 3: everything and files and she's look, she's an accountant by nature,
Speaker 3: that's what she is.
Speaker 2: Super super organized.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I will leave something out because I'm gonna grab
Speaker 3: it again in a minute, or I want to remember
Speaker 3: to take it to work. For instance, just a heads up.
Speaker 3: I have a Ninjas throwing star kit that I'll be
Speaker 3: taking what Chris, that I'll be taking into the studio
Speaker 3: as soon as we're allowed back in.
Speaker 2: Well, I want to remember to take it to the studio.
Speaker 3: I'm not allowed to go to the studios, so I
Speaker 3: do what I set it out by where I keep
Speaker 3: my car keys. She can't have things like that sitting out,
Speaker 3: so she puts them away. I know, see you look
Speaker 3: on your face, Chris, me too. She puts stuff away
Speaker 3: that I don't want away. It's not a big deal.
Speaker 3: But if I leave my comfy if I like have
Speaker 3: a T shirt and shorts my lay around clothes in
Speaker 3: the house.
Speaker 2: I'm probably gonna keep them.
Speaker 3: By the shower, but I'm not just gonna ball them
Speaker 3: up on the floor or something.
Speaker 2: But I'll leave them out.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, those things are getting washed and folded,
Speaker 3: and I'll come back and she'd be like, you already
Speaker 3: wore them like that was one day. Anyway, I feel better.
Speaker 3: I really do feel better. You know what, Chris, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna give her the Nancy Pelosi. Last time I asked
Speaker 3: you about January sixth, why you turn the National Guard away?
Speaker 5: On January sixth, you told me to shut up and
Speaker 5: that I was repeating Republicans talking.
Speaker 10: Shut up again because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 2: Bob also throws things away.
Speaker 3: I walked in the laundry room the other day and
Speaker 3: one of my oldest and favorite pairs of boxers was
Speaker 3: sitting in the trash.
Speaker 2: Can in the laundry room.
Speaker 3: I went storming into the kitchen and I said, ah,
Speaker 3: what was what is this? And she said, you didn't
Speaker 3: notice the big hole in them? It's not that I
Speaker 3: didn't notice. I didn't care. The hole doesn't change anything, right,
Speaker 3: there's already a hole in the front. If there's one
Speaker 3: in the back, what is the big deal. Anyway, we
Speaker 3: have another hour hang on