Speaker 1: Good Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show out. I'm magnficent Magnificent Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday, Chris,
Speaker 1: I have no idea why we played the opening of
Speaker 1: the show music for the final What Chris? What? Because
Speaker 1: you're just happy to be back from New Year's I
Speaker 1: guess that makes sense, Chris, although not really at all.
Speaker 1: I was just trying to be nice. Either way, we
Speaker 1: have a great final hour for you. I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: through as many questions as I can. Shall we begin
Speaker 1: right now? Let's do it. We have to motor Jesse
Speaker 1: explain how ice operations work. Why is there a large
Speaker 1: presence of officers in any given area for an extended
Speaker 1: period of time? One would think these are stealthy, low
Speaker 1: profile extractions. Okay, so I'm gonna do something I only
Speaker 1: know a little bit about a little bit, just from
Speaker 1: friends I have in that that industry, and so I'll
Speaker 1: tell you just what I know. But also keep in mind,
Speaker 1: even if I knew a lot, we don't want to
Speaker 1: put that information out there. For instance, this administration has
Speaker 1: been very good about tightening up leaks from the Pentagon
Speaker 1: from other places because the government's full of communists subversives
Speaker 1: who will leak out critical information. So ICE. When ICE
Speaker 1: does a big surge anywhere, they oftentimes almost every time,
Speaker 1: they have not announced it ahead of time. They just
Speaker 1: show up. You don't put out a press release, Hey
Speaker 1: we're coming to Minneapolis next week. Guy, They don't do
Speaker 1: that in general. Here's what they're trying to do. First,
Speaker 1: we have to understand that ICE is working currently with
Speaker 1: very very very limited manpower. Years and years and years
Speaker 1: of both parties gutting ICE while opening up your border
Speaker 1: and bringing foreigners into your country resulted in just a
Speaker 1: short while ago, there were only about three thousand ICE
Speaker 1: agents in total for the United States of America who
Speaker 1: were responsible for going out and deporting people. That the
Speaker 1: whole all of ICE was like six thousand. Now it's
Speaker 1: not that number anymore because the Trump administration is obsessively
Speaker 1: trying to expand their numbers by over one hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: So they're trying to beef this force up. That's what
Speaker 1: they say. Well that's not what they say. They're trying
Speaker 1: to beef the force up. But let's we have to
Speaker 1: understand that part of this right off the bat, there
Speaker 1: aren't one hundred thousand ICE agents. There's not five hundred
Speaker 1: thousand ICE agents. It's not that many of them. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's operate off of the number three thousand, just for now.
Speaker 1: Let's operate off of that number. Now, I'm the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: I have promised mass deportations, and from what we see,
Speaker 1: they mean it. They're trying everywhere they can. They're dumping
Speaker 1: bad immigration judges. They're trying. But I have limited resources.
Speaker 1: What that means is I have to try to make
Speaker 1: the most out of the least. I got three thousand guys. Therefore,
Speaker 1: I have to find the highest concentrated areas of illegals
Speaker 1: in the country. That's hard, isn't it? And it is difficult,
Speaker 1: But they do have a little feather in their cap.
Speaker 1: It's all the Democrat cities, it's all the sanctuary cities.
Speaker 1: Illegals are not stupid, well, some of them are, but
Speaker 1: illegals are not stupid, especially the criminal ones. So many
Speaker 1: of these guys are on the run from the law
Speaker 1: and their home country. If you're some scumbag serial rapist
Speaker 1: from Guatemala in the United States of America, are you
Speaker 1: going to hide out in a red town in Montana somewhere. Now,
Speaker 1: you'll probably get shot by one of the fellow citizens.
Speaker 1: If not, local law enforcement will simply find you and
Speaker 1: turn you over to the Feds. But these dirtball Democrats
Speaker 1: who run America's blue cities, they come out and they'll
Speaker 1: publicly brag, Hey, no one's gonna turn you in. Here,
Speaker 1: you have a safe place here, We'll get you some welfare.
Speaker 1: How about a free hotel room. Where are you going
Speaker 1: to go? Plus, if you're a criminal of any kind, thief,
Speaker 1: a rapist, or murderer, what area, what kind of area
Speaker 1: is the best place for you to commit crimes? Let's
Speaker 1: say you're a thief. What's a big city? A big city,
Speaker 1: maybe one that's gotten a little lax on crime run
Speaker 1: by Democrats, Democrats who've declared the city to be a
Speaker 1: sanctuary city. Long story short, these big cities have put
Speaker 1: the target on their own back. The Trump administration knows
Speaker 1: that's where you're going to find highly concentrated areas of illegals,
Speaker 1: so they will scout. Pause for this again, I was
Speaker 1: not some Special Operations super ninja guy like Clay Martin
Speaker 1: or BK or one of these guys. So I don't
Speaker 1: ever want to pretend like I was one of those guys.
Speaker 1: I was a very dumb, average four year grunt marine,
Speaker 1: all right. However, I do know enough of those guys
Speaker 1: and know enough about things to know this. When it
Speaker 1: comes to snatching up a local warlord, a local terrorist leader,
Speaker 1: Let's say the plan is to go kidnap him. Remember
Speaker 1: you want to snatch him, you don't necessarily want to
Speaker 1: kill him. Most of the time you get information out
Speaker 1: of guys you kidnap. The guys you shoot in the
Speaker 1: head don't give you any information. What do we see
Speaker 1: in the Hollywood movies? What do we like to read
Speaker 1: books about. We like to read books about the two
Speaker 1: Am raid, where they're chucking flash bangs in the door
Speaker 1: and snatching people up and zip tying them and throwing
Speaker 1: them in the back of vands. But before a door
Speaker 1: was ever kicked in, before a flashbang was ever thrown
Speaker 1: into a room, people in intelligence were gathering information and
Speaker 1: creating a target package on that individual. It would be
Speaker 1: it would be less detailed, i should say, than, for instance,
Speaker 1: what we did with Maduro. But do you remember I'm
Speaker 1: not going to play it for you. Do you remember
Speaker 1: what Raisin Caan that wonderful general. Do you remember what
Speaker 1: he said when he gave the press conference after we
Speaker 1: snatched at Maduro. Remember that he said it was months
Speaker 1: and months and months of work that we had people
Speaker 1: on the ground, people on the ground who were creating
Speaker 1: files on Maduro, about his pets, about his habits, Where
Speaker 1: did he sleep, where did he drive? Where did he
Speaker 1: you're coming up with a package. You're figuring out. You
Speaker 1: you find out everything you can about the guy life,
Speaker 1: you lay it out in front of you, and then
Speaker 1: you come up with a plan from there. Okay, how
Speaker 1: do we get him? Where do we get him? On
Speaker 1: a much much, much less intricate level than that, That's
Speaker 1: how it works when it comes to ice operations. Where
Speaker 1: do we have a high concentration of illegals, criminal illegals
Speaker 1: while they're all criminals? Okay, Minneapolis, Okay, good, there we
Speaker 1: go Minneapolis. Let's identify some of the worst guys in Minneapolis. Okay,
Speaker 1: we got ten guys. There would be more than that,
Speaker 1: but we got ten guys. All right, So we got Pedro, Julio,
Speaker 1: Achbar and we got our list of ten guys. Now
Speaker 1: tell me about them. I now need intelligence on them.
Speaker 1: I want to know where they sleep. I want to
Speaker 1: know where they eat. I want to know where they
Speaker 1: hang out, who they hang out with. And one last
Speaker 1: little tidbit, we'll move on and do something else. That
Speaker 1: who you hang out with thing. You ever watched a
Speaker 1: mob movie or a mob documentary. Maybe you've seen The Godfather.
Speaker 1: That's a great one. You've seen The Godfather. Remember that
Speaker 1: scene in the wedding at I think it's the beginning
Speaker 1: of the movie. There's a wedding, the Godfather's daughter's getting married.
Speaker 1: There's wedding, and there's an FBI guy in the parking
Speaker 1: lot snapping pictures of people, and more specifically, if I
Speaker 1: remember right, he was snapping pictures of license plates. A
Speaker 1: great tool law enforcement uses to find other bad guys
Speaker 1: is they simply find the guys the bad guy hangs
Speaker 1: out with. So if I have a target package on
Speaker 1: Somali and Akbar dude in Minneapolis, I don't want to
Speaker 1: just go snatch him up the first night. I want
Speaker 1: to know who he's hanging out with. Hey, who are
Speaker 1: these guys he's hung out? He's hung out with these
Speaker 1: three guys the last four nights. Somebody give me some
Speaker 1: information on the these guys. Who are these guys? What
Speaker 1: are these guys doing? So I identified one guy, that
Speaker 1: one guy, it can turn into ten twenty guys soon.
Speaker 1: Instead of snatching up one guy, I'm grabbing entire criminal networks.
Speaker 1: It takes time. This actually comes back to something that
Speaker 1: federal investigator emailed in earlier about the time. These things
Speaker 1: are not instant. We see the football game on Sunday,
Speaker 1: as I've explained it before. We see the running and
Speaker 1: the throwing, and the blocking and the taffling and the lights.
Speaker 1: But we don't see any of the weightlifting. We don't
Speaker 1: see any of the time in the film room. We
Speaker 1: don't see any of this or that or that training
Speaker 1: a nutrition that. We don't see any of those things
Speaker 1: we see now everyone has it internet video of ICE
Speaker 1: agents throwing people in the back of cars, ICE agents
Speaker 1: doing operations. We don't see any of the backstory that
Speaker 1: took place before they got there. That is as vague
Speaker 1: as I can possibly make it while still explaining that's
Speaker 1: how it works. It takes a lot of time, a
Speaker 1: lot of effort, a lot of manpower to put these
Speaker 1: things together. It is the Jesse Kelly Show and a
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Speaker 1: in now to Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse.
Speaker 1: Almost every piece of clothing gets better, more comfortable the
Speaker 1: more you wear it. Everything accepts socks. The first time
Speaker 1: you put on socks, they are the most glorious comfortable
Speaker 1: things ever. Gosh, that's so true, after just a couple washes,
Speaker 1: almost pure trash, immediate degradation. You say not to cheap
Speaker 1: out on footwear. How do you manage your sock rotation?
Speaker 1: Do you splurge on expensive ones or keep a ton
Speaker 1: of cheaper ones you treat as disposable? All right, there
Speaker 1: are three things. As I've said many times, you don't
Speaker 1: ever go cheap on ever anything you put on your feet.
Speaker 1: Don't go cheap on your tires. Your life, the lives
Speaker 1: of others, depends on Buy good tires. Spend the money
Speaker 1: on good tires. And you're betting you spend the third
Speaker 1: of your life in bed. It's not like you have
Speaker 1: to buy it often get good betting. Let's go back
Speaker 1: to your feet. Your feet are everything everything. I'm huge
Speaker 1: on shoes. In fact, let me go ahead and give
Speaker 1: an endorsement of something. No, they're not a partner of
Speaker 1: the show, and I really hope they're not a dirtball
Speaker 1: comedy company. I recently had a very heartbreaking goodbye. I
Speaker 1: had to say goodbye to my Sorrels s O. R. E. L. Sorrels.
Speaker 1: Four or five years ago. We were going off on
Speaker 1: a vacation. We like active vacations. We're not sit around
Speaker 1: on the beach people. We like to walk around, we
Speaker 1: like to see things. We put miles on our feet
Speaker 1: on vacations. Bob got everyone in the family Sorrels. Now
Speaker 1: Sorrels are expensive. I remember right, there were two hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: I don't think I've ever owned a two hundred dollars
Speaker 1: pair of shoes in my life. Even my work boots
Speaker 1: weren't two hundred bucks. Okay, I even threw a little
Speaker 1: bit of a fit, but I wanted to adhere to
Speaker 1: my own standards, and I said, okay, I'll try. I
Speaker 1: I've never had sorrels in my life. I don't have
Speaker 1: any idea how many miles I put on those Surels.
Speaker 1: They're the greatest piece of footwear I have ever owned
Speaker 1: in my life. Miles in, miles in miles sometimes on
Speaker 1: concrete cobblestone. Feet feel great at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: warm enough for the winter, but not so hot your
Speaker 1: feet are sweating. Recently, I told you we went to
Speaker 1: New York. Finally, I don't know how many miles these
Speaker 1: things had on them. Finally I could tell. At the
Speaker 1: end of the day my calves were a little sore,
Speaker 1: and I thought, Wow, they're finally done. They're finally done.
Speaker 1: I got home. I had a little ceremony for them,
Speaker 1: just me and my Surels in the garage, and then
Speaker 1: I threw them in the trash can. And you know
Speaker 1: what I did after that, I walked inside, I picked
Speaker 1: up my phone, I went on Sorels website and ordered
Speaker 1: another pair immediately immediately. That is one of the great
Speaker 1: endorsements of footwear. I can never do again. It's not
Speaker 1: some show advertiser. I just want you to know. Greatest
Speaker 1: friggin thing ever shoes I will spend the money on.
Speaker 1: So I will own a pair of Surels every day
Speaker 1: for the rest of my life if I can afford it.
Speaker 1: You never know when you're gonna fall on hard times socks.
Speaker 1: Maybe there is some fancy pair of socks that exist
Speaker 1: that will last longer. I've never found them. I've never
Speaker 1: spent big money on socks. But you know what, my
Speaker 1: rotation is once a year, but once a year. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's ones every two years, but about once a year.
Speaker 1: And I don't have fancy socks. I wear tennis shoes
Speaker 1: or cowboy boots or sorrel boots or something. They're all white,
Speaker 1: and I think every pair of socks I own is white.
Speaker 1: I have one or two pairs of dress socks, but
Speaker 1: I go, I just get a pack of socks. It's
Speaker 1: not like I get the cheapest ones humanly possible, but
Speaker 1: I try to rotate my socks out Jesse. Is there
Speaker 1: no middle dress code for politicians? Fetterman's war or Fetterman
Speaker 1: wore hoodies, which was at least relatable. But Crockett looks
Speaker 1: like she has feathers glued to her eyes, and Schumer
Speaker 1: just looks like a dork with those glasses on the
Speaker 1: tip of his nose. None of these folks look good
Speaker 1: in suits. Give them pointers. I don't have any fashion
Speaker 1: pointers for anybody, because I have no fashion sense whatsoever.
Speaker 1: But I'll say this about the group of freaks we
Speaker 1: have in Congress, no matter how they dress, no matter
Speaker 1: how they talk. The young comfortable truth is they're an
Speaker 1: accurate reflection of their district. They're there to remember, that's
Speaker 1: their job. They're representatives, the House of Representatives. They are
Speaker 1: there to represent the people of their districts. And so
Speaker 1: you take, uh, you take Jasmine Crockett. I don't like her.
Speaker 1: She's ghetto, she's dumb, she's okay, bets your money. If
Speaker 1: you went driving through Jasmine Crockett's district, you'd see a
Speaker 1: lot of people who look like Jasmine Crockett. You'd hear
Speaker 1: a lot of people who talk like Jasmine Crockett. Guarantee
Speaker 1: the good ones too. Uh, who's one? I like Tim Burchett,
Speaker 1: Tim Burchett at Tennessee. I love Tim, great dude, Tim Burchett.
Speaker 1: You drive through Tim Burchett's district, you bet you're gonna
Speaker 1: see a lot of people who look like Tim Burchett,
Speaker 1: dressed like Tim Burchett, talk like Tim Burchett. We don't
Speaker 1: like We don't like that. Because nobody likes to look
Speaker 1: in the here and see a big old pimple on
Speaker 1: the end of their nose. Nobody likes to look in
Speaker 1: the mirror and see something back that doesn't look good.
Speaker 1: So no one likes when I say this, but it's true, Congress,
Speaker 1: It's an accurate reflection of us, and that freaking horrible
Speaker 1: It's an accurate reflection of us. That one old hag
Speaker 1: which what's her name, Rosa de Layer, the de Laura
Speaker 1: or something like that. Rosa de Laura, the one who
Speaker 1: colors her hair purple and acts like a general freak
Speaker 1: at all times. Go drive through her district? Ah, who
Speaker 1: is this woman? How could they elect this woman? She
Speaker 1: represents her district quite well. We don't like it, Maxine Waters.
Speaker 1: How could any she represents her district quite well? Is
Speaker 1: what it is? All right, we'll do some more of
Speaker 1: these things. Now, Wow, let's talk about the Save Act?
Speaker 1: Why could we pass the Save Act? Are there good NGOs?
Speaker 1: All that? And more? Hang on? Is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful, wonderful Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: If you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Jesse, Welcome back,
Speaker 1: believe it or not. You were missed? All right? I
Speaker 1: wanted to know your thoughts on getting the Save Act passed?
Speaker 1: Do you think this will ever happen. I assume they
Speaker 1: would need to nuke the philibuster. All right, so the
Speaker 1: Save Act. Let's make sure everybody has to show and
Speaker 1: id to vote things like that. That sounds great, and
Speaker 1: it is not that it sounds great. It is great.
Speaker 1: It's crazy that that isn't already law. But that's not
Speaker 1: already law. But let's talk reality, because we hear a
Speaker 1: lot of nuke the philibuster. This, we have to nuke
Speaker 1: the philibuster. Nuke the philibuster. All right? How many times
Speaker 1: have we discussed that there is a shrinking cabal of
Speaker 1: go peers Republicans in the House and the Senate. They
Speaker 1: are there not to fight for you, not to fight democrats.
Speaker 1: They know how to pretend to fight for you, they
Speaker 1: know how to kind of fight democrats, but they are
Speaker 1: there in reality to put their foot in the door
Speaker 1: any time there's an opportunity to truly slam it on
Speaker 1: communism in this country. For instance, let's take a Lensey
Speaker 1: Graham for the Lindsay is a great example of this.
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham. Lindsey Graham is going to vote for a
Speaker 1: tax cut. He's going to vote for you to pay
Speaker 1: less than taxes. Now, I like that, You like that.
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham is going to vote for a border wall
Speaker 1: if there was, If there was a vote to put
Speaker 1: up a border wall, Lindsey Graham would vote for that.
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, pick pick ten issues. He'll vote with you,
Speaker 1: and vote with you, and vote with you and vote. Yeah,
Speaker 1: go Lindsey, you're getting them. Remember remember the Kavanaugh hearings.
Speaker 1: Remember when they were trying to destroy Brett Kavanaugh's life
Speaker 1: and take take Brett Kavanagh out. Do you remember who
Speaker 1: our loudest warrior was for our side in the Kavanaugh hearings.
Speaker 1: It was Lindsey Graham. Lindsey Graham has never had that
Speaker 1: much love from the right because he was loudly slapping
Speaker 1: the communists around every single day and defending Brett Kavanaugh.
Speaker 1: He had all kinds of people on the right defending him.
Speaker 1: Whoa Lindsey Graham. People were saying things like, what happened
Speaker 1: to Lindsey Graham? Wow, Lindsey Graham is the best. But
Speaker 1: if there was a vot vote tomorrow to stop foreign
Speaker 1: barbarians completely from coming into the United States of America,
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham would vote against it. Do you know why?
Speaker 1: Because foreign barbarians coming into America, that's what truly fuels
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party. So Lindsey Graham controlled opposition is really
Speaker 1: what he is. He's going to give you and me
Speaker 1: a little win here and a little win there, and
Speaker 1: he'll do it loudly too, so we see him and
Speaker 1: we applaud, but then write at that critical critical moment
Speaker 1: when it absolutely matters the most, Lindsey Graham. Lindsey Graham
Speaker 1: is going to screw us over he does it. Here's
Speaker 1: a good example. Let's say I walk out back and
Speaker 1: there's possum poop all over my yard. I have possum
Speaker 1: poop all over my yard. It's frigging nightmare. I don't
Speaker 1: want the dog eating it. The dog's gonna get sick.
Speaker 1: It's so what do I do? I tell the boys?
Speaker 1: Boys take care of the possum poop problem. Now, they
Speaker 1: love possums, they don't want to hurt a possum. But
Speaker 1: Dad has given them strict orders to take care of
Speaker 1: the possum poop problem. So what are they gonna do.
Speaker 1: They're gonna go out there, They're gonna clean up all
Speaker 1: the possum poop. Maybe they're gonna go out every single
Speaker 1: day and clean up the possum poop. And I've handed
Speaker 1: them twenty two They got a rifle, they got everything
Speaker 1: they need. But never one time does one of them
Speaker 1: simply pick up a rifle and shoot the friggin possum. Never,
Speaker 1: thus ensuring, no matter what they do, my possum poop
Speaker 1: problem will continue for ever, because the truth is they
Speaker 1: want to placate me. They want to make Dad happy,
Speaker 1: just happy enough, but they don't want to do what
Speaker 1: Dad actually once done, and that's create a permanent solution
Speaker 1: to the possum poop problem. The possum poop problem. That's Republicans, well,
Speaker 1: not all of them, that's not fair. But there is
Speaker 1: a small cabal of Republicans in Washington, DC who do
Speaker 1: this all the time. It's why when Barack Obama was
Speaker 1: still president, sure to veto it, Republicans voted to repeal
Speaker 1: Obamacare seven times, not just one time, seven times, and
Speaker 1: they did it loudly. Right, Obamacare is going down, and
Speaker 1: they ran, they ran for reelection on it. Vote for
Speaker 1: me and we'll repeal Obamacare, and we're gonna repeal Obamacare.
Speaker 1: Vote for v Obamacare is going down find twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump gets elected, we have the House, we have
Speaker 1: the Senate, we have the presidency. Now they can actually
Speaker 1: repeal Obamacare. It fails. I'm sorry. I don't want to
Speaker 1: nuke the philibuster because I don't trust that we have
Speaker 1: fifty one Republican senators that would pass anything that would
Speaker 1: truly destroy communism in this country. And the only reason
Speaker 1: you would ever want to actually nuke the filibuster is
Speaker 1: if you have a plan in place to permanently recap
Speaker 1: your political opposition. If you have that plan in place,
Speaker 1: nuke the philibuster. Pass things like voter ID, a moratorium
Speaker 1: on all immigration, things like that, and yes, go ahead,
Speaker 1: nuke it. No one's been able to present to me
Speaker 1: a plan that fifty one find me, the plan that
Speaker 1: Lisa Murkowski of Alaska's going to vote for. You know
Speaker 1: who else will screw us over. Here's someone else who
Speaker 1: has mastered this game. John Kennedy, Senator from Louisiana. I
Speaker 1: bet you hate Bill Cassidy, don't you. He's the other Senator,
Speaker 1: the GOP senator from Louisiana. He's a fairly open weasel.
Speaker 1: Not John Kennedy, though, because John Kennedy understands how to
Speaker 1: play the game a little bit better. Cassidy looks like
Speaker 1: a weasel, is a freaking weasel. John Kennedy's got this
Speaker 1: funny accent, and he'll drop a couple singers zingers. By
Speaker 1: the way, he always stole all those lines. Every joke
Speaker 1: John Kennedy makes is a joke I've heard a thousand
Speaker 1: times before. But if you don't pay attention to jokes,
Speaker 1: you think he came up with it. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: she's the dumbest person on earth, but she better hope
Speaker 1: the dumbest person doesn't die and everyone sits back. Where
Speaker 1: does he come up with that? I've heard that joke
Speaker 1: eight thousand freaking times in my life. He stole it
Speaker 1: from somebody, he went on Fox News. He gave it
Speaker 1: to you so everybody would hoot and holler and how Kennedy,
Speaker 1: and then he goes and votes to screw us over
Speaker 1: every single time. That's a man who's mastered it right there.
Speaker 1: So No, I do not believe we will pass the
Speaker 1: Save Act. I do not believe you have fifty one
Speaker 1: senators who actually want to solve problems. I know some do.
Speaker 1: I think you have a lot of senators that pretend
Speaker 1: to want to solve problems. Jesse, you are our favorite
Speaker 1: radio show and especially love your history segment. My wife
Speaker 1: is hopelessly, hopelessly addicted to conservative media and it's convinced
Speaker 1: that all nonprofits in NGOs are evil? Are there any
Speaker 1: good NGOs or nonprofits? Says I can use his name,
Speaker 1: his name is Dennis Okay, Well one. I love that
Speaker 1: your wife is a cynic. I love that you're a
Speaker 1: hopeful person. There's always a great that's a great balance.
Speaker 1: There's a great balance there. There are absolutely good nonprofits.
Speaker 1: There just aren't that many of them. And you should
Speaker 1: probably start dish trusting a nonprofit when it gets too big.
Speaker 1: And that's not to say that all the big ones
Speaker 1: are bad, but there the bigger it gets, that's the
Speaker 1: more money that's going to come in. The more money
Speaker 1: that comes in, that's more more things to to manage,
Speaker 1: more people. You're gonna have to add more people, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to add larger facilities. You're gonna have to
Speaker 1: and all that stuff's fine. A bigger organization can do
Speaker 1: larger amounts of good. That is fine. I'm not criticizing
Speaker 1: the big ones but when you expand like that, your
Speaker 1: expansion is going to be make you more right for corruption.
Speaker 1: That's all. Jesse Kelly Show, Final segment of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a magnificent Friday. You can still email
Speaker 1: us over the weekend. We got Metal of Honor Monday
Speaker 1: coming up on Monday, and we have a bunch of
Speaker 1: other stuff planned for you next week. That's a total
Speaker 1: eye have no idea what we're gonna do next week,
Speaker 1: but either way we'll plan it by here. Email the
Speaker 1: show Jesse at Jesse Kelly's Show dot com. All right,
Speaker 1: in the name of a just merciful gun, just send
Speaker 1: us an email. Hey, Jesse. I keep thinking how fast
Speaker 1: Tim Walls went down when the fraud got uncovered. It's
Speaker 1: like in Goodfellas after the Luftanza heist when they wax
Speaker 1: Stacks immediately for leaving the van behind. It's very similar
Speaker 1: to what happened Tim Walls. Didn't I say, I keep
Speaker 1: almost saying resigned. He didn't resign. He's still governor. He
Speaker 1: should resign. He decided he's not running for re election.
Speaker 1: Tim Wallas got a phone call. That's how that works.
Speaker 1: Tim Walls got a phone call. Remember how bad this
Speaker 1: looks for the state of Minnesota. In fact, I'll play
Speaker 1: a couple things here. This is from the local news
Speaker 1: listening to this.
Speaker 2: Another sobering report by the Office of the Legislative Auditor,
Speaker 2: this one concerning the Behavioral Health Administration within the Department
Speaker 2: of Human Services, which issues grants to providers treating mental
Speaker 2: health and drug and alcohol addiction hundreds of millions of
Speaker 2: dollars each year. The audit found them issuing grants to
Speaker 2: applicants without a bidding process. One outrageous example, the auditors
Speaker 2: found a grantee that was paid six hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: two thousand dollars for one month of work without any
Speaker 2: info on what they do, and the audit says the
Speaker 2: grant manager who paid it then left DHS a couple
Speaker 2: days later and became a paid consultant.
Speaker 1: For that company. To me, that's criminal.
Speaker 2: Auditor Judy Randall says she was most shocked that during
Speaker 2: the audit multiple DHS managers backdated or created new documents
Speaker 2: to try to cover their tracks.
Speaker 1: Minnesota people are going to go to prison. The Communists
Speaker 1: have controlled that place for so long that they just
Speaker 1: started looting the treasury without covering their tracks anymore, so
Speaker 1: comfortable in their power for so long, Like the mafioso
Speaker 1: who works for twenty years in crime and finally he's
Speaker 1: so untouchable, has so many judges and cops in his pocket,
Speaker 1: he's never gone to prison for an extended period of time.
Speaker 1: He starts texting people and talking on the phone. He
Speaker 1: just got so careless after so long that eventually he's
Speaker 1: going to burn. Listen to this. This is from John Solomon.
Speaker 1: Listen to this. I'm telling you right now. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying he's going but I would not be at all
Speaker 1: surprised if Tim Walls ended up in federal prison. What's
Speaker 1: been going on in Minnesota is wow.
Speaker 3: The amount of money that these Somali couriers took out
Speaker 3: of the Minneapolis airport with the TSA flagging in daily
Speaker 3: was ninety nine times larger than all the cash that
Speaker 3: was declared in luggage going out of New York's JFK
Speaker 3: International Airport, one of the busiest international airports in America,
Speaker 3: ninety nine times more than what flies out of Dallas,
Speaker 3: more ninety percent more than what was flown out of Seattle,
Speaker 3: which is the most common airport for people to go
Speaker 3: to Asia from This was an abnormally high amount of
Speaker 3: cash being stuffed in the luggage being detected every day
Speaker 3: by the tsacuse by the way the couriers told they
Speaker 3: declared the money. They would say, hey, we've got a
Speaker 3: million bucks in our suitcase, which you have to do
Speaker 3: to get into the airport. And nobody in the Biden
Speaker 3: administration thought it was unusual that a million bucks of
Speaker 3: cash was moving in luggage out of the country out
Speaker 3: of Minneapolis every day, way more than any other airport
Speaker 3: in America at the time. This is I think the
Speaker 3: second end of this welfare scan, which is where was
Speaker 3: this money going after it was defrauded.
Speaker 1: You know what that reminds me of, Like any dude,
Speaker 1: I'm obsessed with drug kingpins and stuff like that, just
Speaker 1: learning about them. I don't want to be one, trust me.
Speaker 1: That reminds me of the stories I've read a million
Speaker 1: times about Pablo Escobar and their drug mules, where you'd
Speaker 1: get some drug mules, usually young ladies, but it could
Speaker 1: take the form of anything, and they're swallowing baggies of
Speaker 1: heroin and then they get where they're going, they have
Speaker 1: to puke it up, but then they of course have
Speaker 1: to bring the money back home, so they're finding ways
Speaker 1: to strap millions of dollars to their thighs and things
Speaker 1: like that. Ninety nine times more cash going through Minneapolis
Speaker 1: than New York City. I know Minneapolis is a big city.
Speaker 1: Minneapolis financially and people wise, isn't a bug on New
Speaker 1: York City's rear end. Ninety nine times these people have
Speaker 1: been pillaging, pillaging Minnesota while Tim Walls was governor. Now
Speaker 1: also consider this, Tim Walls is only governor because the
Speaker 1: Somali community of Minnesota voted in a block to put
Speaker 1: him there. How many times this week have we discussed
Speaker 1: how transactional the relationship is. Tim Walls gets elected. Tim
Speaker 1: Walls gets elected by the Somali community. The smality the
Speaker 1: Somali community has a unique affinity for fraud and theft.
Speaker 1: What are they going to demand in return? Hey, Tim,
Speaker 1: you get to live in the governor's mansion in return?
Speaker 1: We need what? Now? I bet you, as more information
Speaker 1: comes out, I bet you Tim Walls ends up in handcuffs.
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Speaker 1: I'm hearing rumors that welfare fraud investigation is starting in California.
Speaker 1: There's not a rumor it has begun in California. Remember
Speaker 1: what we just discussed in Minnesota. What if there was
Speaker 1: a state that's been further to the left for longer
Speaker 1: without any accountability. Who knows how many people are going
Speaker 1: to go to prison by the time this administration is over. Now,
Speaker 1: put your phone away. We will reconvene on Monday. That's all.