Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show, Final Hour, The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Tuesday. We're gonna talk just for
Speaker 1: a couple of minutes because it's a tough subject about
Speaker 1: this trans stuff, and then we're gonna move on. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get to micro chipping emails, Golden coffins in the works.
Speaker 1: All that's coming up in the final hour. Now. I
Speaker 1: played for you a couple things about this horrible, horrible
Speaker 1: business where doctors, schools, parents, psychiatrists are convincing people that
Speaker 1: can change the sex they were born with. It's trans insanity.
Speaker 1: It's demonic, it's ugly, it's terrible. It's destroying people's bodies
Speaker 1: and minds, and I do believe that period of time
Speaker 1: is slowly being phased out. Democrats will, of course support
Speaker 1: it because they are the spawn of Satan, But I
Speaker 1: believe it's being fake out very very slowly. But maybe
Speaker 1: it's because I desire justice. That's something I always want
Speaker 1: bad people punished. It really bothers me that the people
Speaker 1: who lived through this insanity and were destroyed during this
Speaker 1: time of insanity are not going to get the justice
Speaker 1: they deserve. Chloe Cole, by the way, I don't know her.
Speaker 1: I think maybe I interviewed her once, but I don't
Speaker 1: know her. We don't talk. I don't want to act
Speaker 1: like we're friends. But Chloe Cole, she's a young lady
Speaker 1: and she's given plenty of public testimony, very brave young
Speaker 1: lady about how she was manipulated into mutilating herself. And
Speaker 1: you can tell that I'm trying to be totally respectful here.
Speaker 1: You can tell could have been a very beautiful young lady.
Speaker 1: Is that fair? I'm not. I'm trying to be nice
Speaker 1: without being a jerk. Could have been a very beautiful
Speaker 1: young lady. And she has given testimony that now she
Speaker 1: can't ever have a child, you never nurse a child,
Speaker 1: and you can hear the heartbreak in her voice. And
Speaker 1: I'm so impressed by her to go through that and
Speaker 1: then become a public face speaking out against the industry.
Speaker 1: I'm so impressed by her bravery. I am, But I
Speaker 1: think about how many other people there are out there
Speaker 1: like her who have been mutilated and attacked, maybe even
Speaker 1: by their own parents, mutilated, destroyed and attacked. And now
Speaker 1: now that the country is moving on and the trans
Speaker 1: insanity is slowly hasn't happened yet, but it's slowly being
Speaker 1: put in the rear view mirror. They can't get their
Speaker 1: body parts back. I'll go back. You can't go have
Speaker 1: another surgery and reattach it. Once it's gone, it's gone.
Speaker 1: And you know, this has always bothered me about the
Speaker 1: COVID insanity, that we're never going to get justice for
Speaker 1: all the lives destroyed, finances destroyed, happiness destroyed, health destroyed,
Speaker 1: all the insanity that came from tyranny, medical tyranny that
Speaker 1: we suffered under COVID will never get justice for it.
Speaker 1: And these kids who go through this and have gone
Speaker 1: through this, manipulated by schools, by friends, by social media,
Speaker 1: by parents, by Look, I've told you before, if you
Speaker 1: go to some if you look into some tranning activism,
Speaker 1: you'll find big pharma dollars behind it. How freaking evil
Speaker 1: is that? Just trying to basically buy a customer forever. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: you should totally do this. You'll love it. You're actually
Speaker 1: a woman here by my stuff got some hormones for you.
Speaker 1: It's so evil to me because so many of the people,
Speaker 1: children and adults, so many of the people who've gone
Speaker 1: through this are people who were struggling. Maybe you were
Speaker 1: going through a tough time as a kid, maybe as
Speaker 1: an adult you've suffered abuse, you're having a mental breakdown.
Speaker 1: It's kind of weak. You were, you were, You just
Speaker 1: weren't strong enough to withstand it, and now you're destroyed.
Speaker 1: I hate it when powerful people take advantage of the powerless.
Speaker 1: It drives me up the wall. I find it to
Speaker 1: be so gross, And like I said, I'm gonna move on.
Speaker 1: It's it's a terrible subject anyway. It's an ugly subject,
Speaker 1: but I want justice for these people. Speaking of justice,
Speaker 1: I got to burst your bubble about something. Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: had to go give. You know, she got to pose,
Speaker 1: so did Bill Clinton. I mean, here's a little bit
Speaker 1: of it. I give you an example.
Speaker 2: If my wife saw pictures with me as a grown
Speaker 2: man hanging out with obviously or close to underage women,
Speaker 2: regardless if it was before we were married or not,
Speaker 2: it would.
Speaker 1: Be a question.
Speaker 2: And so what I'm asking you is, did any questions
Speaker 2: regarding those photographs come to your mind?
Speaker 3: I am going to.
Speaker 4: Just as clearly as I can stay say I don't
Speaker 4: see the relevance of your question, and I am not
Speaker 4: going to talk about conversations that I had with my family,
Speaker 4: especially my husband.
Speaker 1: Okay, you ready to have your bubble burst? Speaking of justice.
Speaker 1: The Clintons are as dirty as it gets, and people
Speaker 1: who follow national news like you and me, we think
Speaker 1: we know about the true corruption of the Clintons. If
Speaker 1: you want to really know about it. I've had this
Speaker 1: opportunity a couple times talk to an Arkansas political person,
Speaker 1: somebody who's been involved in Arkansas politics for a very
Speaker 1: long time. The people from Arkansas, they know how truly
Speaker 1: dirty the Clintons are just a crime family. But I've
Speaker 1: also got to tell you this. They're never going down.
Speaker 1: You know that, right. I hope you have accepted that.
Speaker 1: I know that lock her up chance about Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: are very very popular. I get it. We want to
Speaker 1: see justice done. We want to see the Clinton criminals
Speaker 1: go to jail. It's never going to happen. The Clintons
Speaker 1: are never going down. By now, I hope you have
Speaker 1: accepted it. It's just not going to happen. El Mensho
Speaker 1: went down and he's being buried in a golden coffin.
Speaker 1: So I have a question. It's not that I think
Speaker 1: drug dealers are famous for their foresight, but buried in
Speaker 1: a golden coffin in Mexico. Hey, Chris, you're probably someone
Speaker 1: who would know what's gold going for an ounce? Right now?
Speaker 1: What's an ounce of gold cost? Chris said, about five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars? Okay? El Mencho is being buried in a
Speaker 1: golden coffin in a country maybe more famous for its
Speaker 1: thievery than any other country on the planet. How long
Speaker 1: do you think Elmencho's golden coffin is going to remain
Speaker 1: safe and secure? What Chris Chris said, Are we sure
Speaker 1: it's not like gold leaf or spray painted gold? Chris,
Speaker 1: these guys get AK forty seven's made with gold, Okay,
Speaker 1: I think we have to would naturally assume it's solid gold.
Speaker 1: All right. I know you're already doing the calculations in
Speaker 1: your head. It's gotta be worth a million dollars, if
Speaker 1: not more. It's got to be crazy. But did anybody
Speaker 1: think this through and maybe think that his body's just
Speaker 1: going to be stolen because someone's going to want the
Speaker 1: gold coffin? He could say, well, people are going to
Speaker 1: be too afraid. Well now, maybe not in a month,
Speaker 1: two months, maybe not in a year when everyone's moved
Speaker 1: on and there's a new drug lord killing everyone and
Speaker 1: burning everyone alive and doing all the horrible things the
Speaker 1: cartel people do down there. There's gonna be some enterprise
Speaker 1: in Mexican who wants a whole lot of money, and
Speaker 1: he's gonna dig up that confident he's gonna steal the gold.
Speaker 1: How did the people not see that's coming? Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: please withhold my name. I see Barbara and Ruffalo and Okay,
Speaker 1: all these actors, Hollywood idiots and what this guy says,
Speaker 1: the usual gang of idiots are denouncing the strikes on Iran,
Speaker 1: which should have been done forty seven years ago. These
Speaker 1: are the same clowns yelling for women's rights, gay rights, etc.
Speaker 1: Only these people would come to the defense of a
Speaker 1: country that suppresses women and kills gays. Have a great
Speaker 1: weekend oracle, he said, not to use his name, and
Speaker 1: I won't. Well, Communists only care about the revolution. If
Speaker 1: you're ever listening to the actual words they say, then
Speaker 1: you're probably missing the point. The point is always just
Speaker 1: the revolution. None of these people care about gaye or
Speaker 1: civil rights or women or then those are just useful
Speaker 1: causes to the revolution. You can try to point out
Speaker 1: their hypocrisy to them. But oftentimes you are the fool
Speaker 1: in that situation because they didn't mean any of that stuff.
Speaker 1: You know why they oppose any Iran thing loudly because
Speaker 1: Trump is doing it and Trump is bad for the
Speaker 1: communist revolution. Therefore, if Donald Trump picked up a wounded
Speaker 1: puppy off the road, they would come out loudly standing
Speaker 1: against it. They cheered against the men's hockey team after
Speaker 1: winning the gold medal because they took a phone call
Speaker 1: from Donald Trump that it's all about the revolution. Don't
Speaker 1: worry about what they say. They don't mean any of
Speaker 1: what they say anything of what they say. All right,
Speaker 1: we'll be back. Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: magnificent Tuesday. You can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellyshow dot com. I have to play it again. I
Speaker 1: won't play the whole thing, but I'll play the second
Speaker 1: two parts. Senator Kennedy of Louisiana, who I'm not a
Speaker 1: fan of, deserves all the credit in the world. Is
Speaker 1: Christy Nome. Senator Kennedy, both Republicans, same team. Right. He
Speaker 1: asks some very fair questions today about our money, your
Speaker 1: money in mind, you went to work today and the
Speaker 1: government took twenty five to thirty five percent of your money,
Speaker 1: where do they spend it?
Speaker 5: And the people that you ended up picking were people
Speaker 5: who had formerly done your political work back in shop
Speaker 5: to Cote.
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 3: No, that's not correct, sir, I no, it's not, sir.
Speaker 6: The individuals who I believe the careers who they chose
Speaker 6: were two different media firms. There's been conversation about their subcontractors,
Speaker 6: but we have no legal authority to look into subcontractors
Speaker 6: on work like that. And one thing Senator I think
Speaker 6: would be helpful to know is how effective that communications
Speaker 6: has been.
Speaker 5: That will go overwhelming given your name recognition. I mean
Speaker 5: to me, it puts the president in a terribly awkward spot.
Speaker 5: And I I'm not saying you're not telling the truth.
Speaker 5: It's just hard for me to believe, you know, I'm
Speaker 5: the president as I do that. You said, mister President,
Speaker 5: here's some ads I've cut and I'm going to spend
Speaker 5: two hundred and twenty million dollars. It's something we have
Speaker 5: to defend. I'm on the Appropriations Committee.
Speaker 1: And here's the second part of it. I do not
Speaker 1: like corruption. I believe the seventeen percent trust the American
Speaker 1: people have in the government. I believe it is a
Speaker 1: national crisis that has the potential to end this nation.
Speaker 1: No nation can continue if the people feel completely broken
Speaker 1: away from their government. No nation will continue long term.
Speaker 1: We are in a crisis situation here. Corruption causes an
Speaker 1: increased in distrust. Whether it is Democrats or Republicans stealing
Speaker 1: from you, it matters to me, and it matters a lot.
Speaker 1: This kind of crap, this kind of crap is fireable.
Speaker 1: It is this should be the end of Christy Nomes's job.
Speaker 5: My research shows that you did not bid them out,
Speaker 5: that you pick. In fact, one of the people you picked,
Speaker 5: the Strategy Group.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Save America Media was a company formed eleven days before
Speaker 5: you picked them, and that the Strategy Group got most
Speaker 5: of the money, and the head of that is married
Speaker 5: to your former spokesperson. I'm look, we all have friends
Speaker 5: who are qualified. I'm not quipping with that. I'm just
Speaker 5: it troubles me quarter a fifth to a quarter of
Speaker 5: a billion dollars of taxpayer money, when we're scratching for
Speaker 5: every penny and we're fighting over recision packages, I just
Speaker 5: can't agree with, Madam Secretary.
Speaker 1: That's really bad. That's indefensively bad and it will not
Speaker 1: be defended on this show. And look at speaking of Christinome,
Speaker 1: she had to fire people for doing evil things here
Speaker 1: she was on Patrick Bette David show.
Speaker 7: Even from the time I came into this office, it
Speaker 7: was you know, Elon and his team were extremely helpful
Speaker 7: to me. They helped me identify that that some of
Speaker 7: my own employees in my department had downloaded software on
Speaker 7: my phone and my.
Speaker 3: Laptop to spy on me, stop it to record our meetings.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: They had done that to several of the politicals.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: And so we ended up bringing in people.
Speaker 7: And that was something that if you didn't have those
Speaker 7: technology experts here in the department looking at all of
Speaker 7: our laptops and our phones and recognizing that kind of software,
Speaker 7: it would still be happening today.
Speaker 1: What happened to the individual that was you know, had
Speaker 1: your phone that was being spied on? What happened to
Speaker 1: those individuals?
Speaker 3: Fired?
Speaker 7: Fired, brought in polygraph fired, Yes, okay, that's good.
Speaker 1: Two hundred and twenty million dollars. No bid contract to
Speaker 1: the wife of somebody who used to work for you.
Speaker 1: That's wrong, it's dead wrong. Looting the taxpayer is a
Speaker 1: high crime. And when I said that's a fireable offense,
Speaker 1: that was me being extremely nice. Because corruption destroys a country.
Speaker 1: Remember when Donald Trump said that in the State of
Speaker 1: the Union. I forget exactly how we put it, but
Speaker 1: it destroys a country. And he was one hundred scent
Speaker 1: right about that. When people lose that trust in the government,
Speaker 1: it destroys the country. Long term corruption in government it
Speaker 1: should be worse than fireable. It should be I have
Speaker 1: always said to you, and now usually we're talking about
Speaker 1: Democrats because they're all freaking criminals like this, but I
Speaker 1: have always said to you, the worst punishments in society
Speaker 1: should be reserved for people in power who abuse their power.
Speaker 1: They should get longer prison terms than mafia bosses. They
Speaker 1: really really should because of the number of victims, because
Speaker 1: it's generations of a nation that are victims of these crimes.
Speaker 1: This is a big deal to me, and again not
Speaker 1: a fan, but credit to Senator Kennedy for doing the research,
Speaker 1: digging it up and asking the question. Hey Jesse, lifelong Bostonian,
Speaker 1: I'm dying to get the heck out of here. Everybody
Speaker 1: sucks and is miserable. Thanks for all you do. Look,
Speaker 1: I greatly enjoyed my time in Boston. I think it's
Speaker 1: a really, really cool city. But it's also a very
Speaker 1: blue city, and so people are going to be miserable
Speaker 1: and rude. It's kind of the way it is. You
Speaker 1: want to live around polite people who hold doors open
Speaker 1: for you and say yes, sir, got to get to
Speaker 1: a red area. Doesn't happen in blue areas. That's what
Speaker 1: happens when you live amongst the savages. Cities is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Let's get to these emails.
Speaker 1: As you know, I'm a cigar guy. Now I got
Speaker 1: an email from a fellow cigar guy, and this one's subject.
Speaker 1: The subject to this one his cigar tips to prove
Speaker 1: you're a cigar guy, Jesse, having listened to you talk
Speaker 1: about cigars, it's clear you're not a cigar guy. It's
Speaker 1: a little rude. Here's some tips to help you. The
Speaker 1: clippy thing is called a cutter. Stop calling it a
Speaker 1: clippy thing. Why didn't you tell me it was called
Speaker 1: a cutter, Chris, Well, you could have helped me out
Speaker 1: so I didn't look domb in front of everybody. Don't
Speaker 1: use a lighter, Use a but taine torch. Regular lighters
Speaker 1: don't work well, and a zippo will make your cigar
Speaker 1: taste like lighter fluid. I wanted to be a zippo guy, Chris.
Speaker 1: Those are the ones that like flip open and stuff.
Speaker 1: I guess I can't use that. Use a torch, and
Speaker 1: make sure you call it a torch, Chris, help me
Speaker 1: remember this. It's a cutter and a torch. Don't roll
Speaker 1: your eyes, all right. Matches are perfectly acceptable and sometimes
Speaker 1: even better, depending on the cigars quality and flavor. Cigars
Speaker 1: are like wine. You don't have to overspend for quality,
Speaker 1: but anything under ten dollars is usually a bad sign,
Speaker 1: unless you're buying a full box. You once complained that
Speaker 1: the smoke burned your nostrils. It did. That's because you're
Speaker 1: not supposed to inhale. I didn't inhale. It just went
Speaker 1: up there, puff every thirty to sixty seconds. A quality
Speaker 1: cigars should last forty five to ninety minutes. That's quite
Speaker 1: a commitment. Ninety minutes. Keep your humidor at seventy percent
Speaker 1: humidity and seventy degrees fahrenheit. Follow these steps and maybe
Speaker 1: you can redeem your man card from ordering ice cream
Speaker 1: at a bar. Hey, Chris, do you think we could
Speaker 1: put cigars on the company card? Then we could get
Speaker 1: better ones. We could probably do that, right, We'll just
Speaker 1: lie and say it's no, we can do it. How
Speaker 1: are they even gonna know? We'll tell them that it's
Speaker 1: uh that we're having meetings and we're meeting other cigar guys.
Speaker 1: Our hands are tied, right, and we're gonna get a
Speaker 1: what We're gonna get a cutter, and we're gonna get
Speaker 1: a torch, a but tained torch, and we'll put it
Speaker 1: on the company card. It won't cost us a dime.
Speaker 1: I like this, pink flower. What kind of adults? What
Speaker 1: kind of adults serves ice cream? Or adult bar serves
Speaker 1: ice cream? It was a bar in grille. Okay, I
Speaker 1: know you hate being told what not to do on
Speaker 1: the air, but you need to stop playing the Indiana
Speaker 1: Jones clip for Shri Tandehar every time you play it.
Speaker 1: I laughed so hard it hurts. Next time. Might send
Speaker 1: me to the hospital, he says, let the bar eat. Look,
Speaker 1: I just can't belie this guy is a member of Congress.
Speaker 8: You'll go to bank or palace out there it's you
Speaker 8: fifty New Maharaya, and again the palace has the power
Speaker 8: of the diklight.
Speaker 3: It is dead blits killing my people.
Speaker 1: It sounds just like it's it's not my fault. Look
Speaker 1: it's that. Or we can play the introduction to hopefully
Speaker 1: Democrat nominee for Senate Jasmine Crockett. I'm tex she ain't
Speaker 1: never scared of.
Speaker 8: She ain't never been who was willing to go toe
Speaker 8: to toe against the President. I can't wrap my head
Speaker 8: around someone who votes Republicans. She advocate for feeding kids,
Speaker 8: they protect bots, touching them Trump and baden his own
Speaker 8: country with her army.
Speaker 1: What that part was a little clunky. They probably sew
Speaker 1: it together.
Speaker 8: So we remember Pearl Harper by illegilly Barman boats, which
Speaker 8: I thought we wasn't gonna do nothing, buddy, think again.
Speaker 8: They only trying to scare out her running because they.
Speaker 1: Think she'll win.
Speaker 8: Listen, thought I told y'all win, never scared. Now, look
Speaker 8: who name on the docket? Got two words? But every
Speaker 8: race is biggot Jetman Crockett Rocket. Yet it might be.
Speaker 1: I really want to know what we're in the lyrics
Speaker 1: that he forgot. There had to be some.
Speaker 8: Bangers so much side you want to choose. To me,
Speaker 8: I hope my money goes to side. It isn't trying
Speaker 8: to say for abilities. I hope she's stand on business
Speaker 8: aus and toes to Texas. So don't need no mold,
Speaker 8: bad built, bleached grind bush bodies moving forward.
Speaker 1: That was real. Whenever we play that, people will email
Speaker 1: in and think that's just like a bad parody. Jasmine
Speaker 1: Crockett running for United States Senate and the very red
Speaker 1: state of Texas made her Senate announcement, and that was
Speaker 1: her introduction. That is not a parody. Jewish producer Chris
Speaker 1: and producer Corey didn't sit back in their little nerd
Speaker 1: room and come up with that. Jasmine Crockett brought that
Speaker 1: guy out and obviously had to pay him for it.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming to write that song to introduce her and
Speaker 1: these people. They're the ones making decisions on behalf of
Speaker 1: a country, the most powerful country on the planet. Jasmine
Speaker 1: Crockett sits in the United States House of Representatives. I
Speaker 1: just sometimes, man, hey, Jesse, is it common for a
Speaker 1: whiskey somolier that means expert taster? You guys don't have
Speaker 1: to define every word for me, all right, to spit
Speaker 1: out what they're sampling instead of swallowing. Just pretend you're comeal.
Speaker 1: I can't say that. All right, you know what, I'm
Speaker 1: done getting these cigar tips from all of you. I'm
Speaker 1: done with it all, Jesse. He told us about your
Speaker 1: trip to Arizona for your wife's reunion or whatever you
Speaker 1: want to call it. You failed to mention the most
Speaker 1: important part. Did you flaunt your Arizona alumni clothing? I did,
Speaker 1: as a matter of fact, I absolutely did. I bought
Speaker 1: a cap. See here's the thing, I'm going bald. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you know this, but my hair is
Speaker 1: just gone. So now I just buzz it down. And
Speaker 1: there's something you really don't appreciate when you're young and
Speaker 1: you have a full head of hair. Is it turns
Speaker 1: out God gave you hair for a reason. It actually
Speaker 1: serves a purpose. It really helps keep your head warm.
Speaker 1: And you don't really appreciate this until you buzz your
Speaker 1: hair off. How I'm naturally a warm person. You know.
Speaker 1: My wife's cold all the time. I'm hot all the time.
Speaker 1: But now whenever I'm in a cold environment, I get
Speaker 1: the shivers because my head is so freaking cold, what Chris.
Speaker 1: Chris said, a cold environment like Arizona, Arizona's high desert. Brother,
Speaker 1: It's look, it's not a thousand degrees all year long.
Speaker 1: It was in the forties at night when we were there,
Speaker 1: So I mean, cold is relative. Is that Montana cold?
Speaker 1: Of course? Don But if you're me and you brought
Speaker 1: a light jacket, then you're walking outside at forty degrees
Speaker 1: with a little breeze. It's getting a little chili out there.
Speaker 1: So I stopped and I got a beanie. If I
Speaker 1: got a toboggan, I got an Arizona toboggan. Sported that
Speaker 1: thing all over campus. I bet they thought I was
Speaker 1: a fellow college kid there. I could tell Chris. I
Speaker 1: could tell you want to hear something unbelievable. The day
Speaker 1: was over, one of these days we'd been to a
Speaker 1: million different events, and I was starving, and I just
Speaker 1: wanted something trashy and bad, because that's who I am.
Speaker 1: And you know what I wanted, McDonald's. I wanted to
Speaker 1: just go get big mac, couple double cheeseburgers, something like that.
Speaker 1: They have a big student union, like I'm assuming all
Speaker 1: colleges do, a big food court, area with all these
Speaker 1: different food options. At least that's what I thought I
Speaker 1: walked in. I don't even understand this world anymore. There
Speaker 1: was no McDonald's in the student union. The only fast
Speaker 1: food in there was Chick fil A. The rest of
Speaker 1: it was all this health crap. And there was an
Speaker 1: Indian restaurant, like anyone wants to eat that filth? And
Speaker 1: there was a vegan this, and you can get a
Speaker 1: smoothie here. What kind of a college doesn't have some trashy,
Speaker 1: bad for you food. I don't want a smoothie. I
Speaker 1: don't want curry. I don't want lettuce raps. I want
Speaker 1: a double cheeseburger with fries. That's what I would like.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about what Washington's trying to pass and more.
Speaker 1: Next time is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show on a Magnificent Tuesday. Member, You
Speaker 1: can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Here's something for you to feel good about. These old
Speaker 1: GOP losers that we get so frustrated with the Tom Tillisons.
Speaker 1: Oh Am, I.
Speaker 9: Disappointed with Secretary of NOME because we're not going after
Speaker 9: enough people who did this damage at the expense of
Speaker 9: running numbers as Steven Miller wants out of the White House.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, those guys are retiring though. Tom Tillis is retiring,
Speaker 1: Mitch McConnell is retiring. I know. We still have so
Speaker 1: many who are there who frustrate us, but they're retiring.
Speaker 1: And the new crop of gopears they appear to be
Speaker 1: a lot more like you and like me. This is
Speaker 1: Brandon Gill. I've interviewed Brandon Gill a couple of times.
Speaker 1: I'm not at all insulting him. I think he's fifteen
Speaker 1: now he's not. But he's extremely young, extremely young, Chris,
Speaker 1: I bet he's thirty years old. Maybe, But listen to
Speaker 1: the new generation.
Speaker 10: To your point about culture, there are are cultural issues
Speaker 10: here where you have neighborhoods and communities who are being
Speaker 10: completely transformed. That's not what the American people asked for.
Speaker 10: Maybe what certain businesses have been asking for, but it's
Speaker 10: not what the people asked for.
Speaker 1: Doesn't that sound wonderful? Doesn't that sound more like you?
Speaker 11: In me?
Speaker 1: We are losing the old ones and we're getting better
Speaker 1: new ones. Eric Schmidt, United States Senator from Missouri.
Speaker 11: Here he's happening in northern Virginia. The new governor just
Speaker 11: today said that this brutal killer, Abdul a Jallo, an
Speaker 11: illegal immigrant from Sierra Leone with more than thirty prior arrests,
Speaker 11: who brutally stabbed to death Stephanie Mentor, a mother and
Speaker 11: an American citizen less than fifty miles from here. She
Speaker 11: will not work with ICE. If for some reason this
Speaker 11: monster gets released, She will not let ICE know when
Speaker 11: he's being released. Think about that. That's what is happening
Speaker 11: in this country. So forgive me if I don't want
Speaker 11: to be lectured by the Democrats on this point. I
Speaker 11: would think in a different time, in a different place,
Speaker 11: that we could all actually agree that if somebody is
Speaker 11: here illegally and they're being released from prison, that we
Speaker 11: would let federal law enforcement know about it.
Speaker 1: Apparently not, And credit to Donald Trump he speaks like this.
Speaker 1: Now many more do too.
Speaker 12: Legal immigration. They got to solve that problem. And I
Speaker 12: must say that's not only UK, that's other parts of
Speaker 12: the European Union. They have the same problem. Immigration and energy.
Speaker 12: The energy is through the roof, the highest in the world,
Speaker 12: and the immigrations, I mean, you know, look, you you
Speaker 12: have places where in the UK you have a terrible
Speaker 12: Mayor of London, terrible, he's an incompetent guy.
Speaker 1: But you have Sharia courts.
Speaker 12: You don't have shariques.
Speaker 1: You don't want Schuriico.
Speaker 12: You have Sharia courts adjudicating law.
Speaker 1: Is Trump where you are on immigration? No, he's still
Speaker 1: the left of you and me on immigration, but he
Speaker 1: got an important ball rolling. In the future they will
Speaker 1: be better and further to the right and further to
Speaker 1: the right. I know, there's always a lot of stuff
Speaker 1: to feel bad about, like this, like this email Chogun.
Speaker 1: I haven't heard your answer to this question yet. Do
Speaker 1: you believe real America is doomed? I think about that
Speaker 1: a lot and it's depressing. Am I crazy? And the
Speaker 1: subject to this one is are we Rhodesia? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows. There are questions out there that nobody knows
Speaker 1: the answer to. Iran is a hot topic right now, obviously,
Speaker 1: and everyone's talking about this bombing of that, or this
Speaker 1: is stupid or it's wonderful this or that. And let
Speaker 1: me tell you something. Maybe you'll find this disheartening, I hope,
Speaker 1: but you know how this ends. No, you don't because
Speaker 1: not do. Why neither does Donald Trump, Neither does the UK, France, Israel, Iran?
Speaker 1: How does this end? Where will all this end? Where
Speaker 1: will everyone be here five years from now? I don't know.
Speaker 1: You don't know the fate of nations. The future is
Speaker 1: beyond so much of our comprehension. We don't know. Only
Speaker 1: God knows the answer to these questions. Will the United
Speaker 1: States of America right itself and fix itself and save itself?
Speaker 1: Maybe we might if enough people wake up, start fighting,
Speaker 1: start getting involved politically, getting some wins, run out the foreigners.
Speaker 1: We might. We might? Or are we just going to
Speaker 1: be die the death of a thousand cuts as the
Speaker 1: communists subvert this and subvert that, and we lose this
Speaker 1: and lose that, and then one hundred years from now
Speaker 1: the United States of America is three different nations because
Speaker 1: we had some terrible civil conflict and we broke up.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know. I don't know. What I do
Speaker 1: know is we have to en should fight like we
Speaker 1: can save it. It's the only thing we know how
Speaker 1: to do, and we have to do that for the
Speaker 1: next generation and the one that comes after them. We
Speaker 1: owe our children that there are days and I've expressed
Speaker 1: this to you before when I'm tired of politics. Man,
Speaker 1: it's not even a passion of mine. I believe it's important.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't say it's not a passion. It is a passion.
Speaker 1: I don't love it, I believe it's important. And I've
Speaker 1: told you before that I have days man, where I
Speaker 1: don't even want to talk about politics. It's check out.
Speaker 1: I just want to check out. And I think about
Speaker 1: my sons. I have two teenage boys. I want them
Speaker 1: to have some semblance of the same country that I have,
Speaker 1: So stay involved. What's that great quote from John Adams.
Speaker 1: It's one of my favorite quotes of all time. I
Speaker 1: study war and politics, so my sons can study mathematics
Speaker 1: and philosophy. Isn't that freaking powerful. I'm only here doing this,
Speaker 1: so hopefully the next generation doesn't have to freaking do this.
Speaker 1: I don't know where we're going. I don't know that
Speaker 1: we're doomed. I don't know that we're saved, but I
Speaker 1: know we got to keep going. And now here's a headline.
Speaker 1: Why you know that? You know the thing? Headlines we
Speaker 1: didn't get to. Washington state lawmakers consider restricting workplace microchipping.
Speaker 1: This is the very first time I have ever heard
Speaker 1: that workplaces are inserting microchips in the skin of their employees.
Speaker 1: Don't let anybody insert a microchip under your skins for
Speaker 1: any reason, all right, unless the pay is really good. No,
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. Russian mogul who called Gizlaine Maxwell his soulmate
Speaker 1: is found dead in a luxury Moscow pad. I feel
Speaker 1: like Moscow apartments are very very dangerous places. People die
Speaker 1: there a lot. All right, We're going to do this
Speaker 1: again tomorrow. We'll see what happens. That's all.