Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show Final hour, no second hour, The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show, not the final hour. I swear the show
Speaker 1: is still three hours long on a wonderful Monday. So
Speaker 1: here's what's gonna happen, just just laying it out there
Speaker 1: for you. We're about to do Medal of Honor Monday.
Speaker 1: Then we'll deal with the latest dern stuff, polling and
Speaker 1: things like that. Then we're gonna get past all that
Speaker 1: and we'll probably screw off a lot. Yeah, it'll get
Speaker 1: serious again from time to time, but one more heavy
Speaker 1: subject and after that it's all smooth sailing. You're right,
Speaker 1: all right, Before we get to heavy, Let's get to
Speaker 1: something amazing. In nineteen forty five in Germany. Not that
Speaker 1: it takes a historical genius to know this, but Hitler
Speaker 1: was being surrounded on all sides. He was being sandwiched.
Speaker 1: He was Lindsey you know what. No, we're not gonna
Speaker 1: do that. He was the peanut butter and the Soviets
Speaker 1: and the Americans were the bread. I say Americans allies.
Speaker 1: You know, we had allies that were helping against the
Speaker 1: Brits and whatnot, But it was primarily an American led effort,
Speaker 1: not at all to put down the efforts of the Allies.
Speaker 1: Canadians were awesome and things like that, but Allies were
Speaker 1: sandwiching him in. He was losing ground on all sides
Speaker 1: in nineteen forty five. Now, as in all things, and
Speaker 1: we've had this talk before, that's when you're the most dangerous,
Speaker 1: when you have nothing left to lose. Hitler was watching
Speaker 1: his armies go the wrong direction, backwards. He is watching
Speaker 1: his dreams of you know, a Germany that basically rules
Speaker 1: the world. Those dreams are gone now, and now all
Speaker 1: you have is the hope that you can do enough
Speaker 1: damage to the other side that the other side finally determines, Ah,
Speaker 1: it's not worth it to wipe them out completely. Let's
Speaker 1: stop and leave them with a little something. If you
Speaker 1: were in Germany, if you were in German leadership, that
Speaker 1: was the best you could hope for at this point.
Speaker 1: So to that end, you need to bleed them as
Speaker 1: much as you can possibly bleed them in order to
Speaker 1: get them to say uncle, all right. That brings us
Speaker 1: to this battle. This battle doesn't say it, I don't
Speaker 1: believe in the in the in the actual citation, but
Speaker 1: this battle was called the Battle of Nuremberg. Most people
Speaker 1: know the name Nuremberg because of the Nuremberg trials that
Speaker 1: took place afterwards. You know, Nazi guys put on trial,
Speaker 1: good slaughter and all the Jews, all the horrible crap
Speaker 1: Nazis did. But Nurreenberg was famous before that. Nurremberg was
Speaker 1: a town that Hitler wanted to hold at any cost.
Speaker 1: In fact, Hitler had ordered them to blow up the
Speaker 1: water treatment stuff, the power. Hitler had ordered them, you
Speaker 1: dig in here and you don't give up this town
Speaker 1: at all, so the Allies have to take it. It
Speaker 1: was at a critical place that the Allies had to have.
Speaker 1: You couldn't just bypass it and let it go. It
Speaker 1: was a four or five day battle, I believe. And
Speaker 1: someone wrote an email with this recommendation, Jesse, I'd like
Speaker 1: to nominate Joseph Merrill for Medal of Honor Monday. I
Speaker 1: listened most Mondays, but I might have missed the segment
Speaker 1: honoring Private Merrill. We would visit Saint Peter's Cemetery with
Speaker 1: my dad to visit relatives graves, and we would stop
Speaker 1: at a grave of Private Merrill. Dad was a World
Speaker 1: War II veteran of the Army Air Corps, and he
Speaker 1: would say Private Merrill was extremely brave. He was from
Speaker 1: he was our neighbor in Staten Island, New York. And
Speaker 1: that's right. He was born in nineteen twenty six in
Speaker 1: Staten Island, New York. Fast forward to April eighteenth, nineteen
Speaker 1: forty five, and Joseph Frederick Merrill, US Army. He was
Speaker 1: nineteen at the time. Oo boy, he woke up that
Speaker 1: day and shows violence. Hey, honoring those he went above
Speaker 1: and beyond its medal of honor. Monday he made a
Speaker 1: gallant one man attack against vastly superior enemy forces near Low, Germany.
Speaker 1: His unit attempting a quick conquest of a hostile hill
Speaker 1: position that would open the route to Nuremberg before the
Speaker 1: enemy could organize his defense of that city, was pinned
Speaker 1: down by brutal fire from rifles, machine pistols, and two
Speaker 1: heavy machine guns. Entirely on his own initiative, Private Merrill
Speaker 1: began a single hand assault. He ran one hundred yards
Speaker 1: through concentrated fire, bare the escaping death at each stride,
Speaker 1: and at point blank range, engaged four German machine pistolmen
Speaker 1: with his rifle, killing all of them with their bullets ripped.
Speaker 1: While their bullets ripped his uniform. As he started forward again,
Speaker 1: his rifle was smashed by a sniper's bullet, leaving him
Speaker 1: armed only with three grenades. He did not hesitate. He
Speaker 1: zigzagged two hundred yards through a hail of bullets to
Speaker 1: within ten yards of the first machine gun, where he
Speaker 1: hurled two grenades, and then rushed the position, ready to
Speaker 1: fight with his bare hands if necessary. In the emplacement,
Speaker 1: he seized a luger pistol and killed what Germans had
Speaker 1: survived the grenade blast. Re Armed, he crawled forward toward
Speaker 1: the second machine gun, located thirty yards away, killing four
Speaker 1: Germans in camouflaged fox holes on the way, but himself
Speaker 1: receiving a critical wound to the abdomen. And yet he
Speaker 1: went on staggering, bleeding, disregarding bullets which tore through the
Speaker 1: folds of his clothing and glanced off his helmet. He
Speaker 1: threw his last grenade into the machine gun nest and
Speaker 1: stumbled on to wipe out the crew. He had completed
Speaker 1: this self appointed task when a machine pistol burst killed
Speaker 1: him instantly. In this spectacular one man attack, Private Mayrill
Speaker 1: killed six Germans in the first machine gun in placement
Speaker 1: seven in the next in an additional ten infantrymen who
Speaker 1: were astride his path to the weapons which would have
Speaker 1: been which would have decimated his unit had he not
Speaker 1: assumed the burden of the assault and stormed the enemy
Speaker 1: positions with utter fearlessness, intrepidity of the highest order, in
Speaker 1: a willingness to sacrifice his own life so that his
Speaker 1: comrade comrades could go on to Victor. That is quite
Speaker 1: a story. And of course he gave his life for
Speaker 1: his country. Oh you know what's crazy about that. I
Speaker 1: talked about how Hitler the Germans, they were up against
Speaker 1: the wall, and so they were fighting extra fears at
Speaker 1: this point in try time, trying to salvage anything they
Speaker 1: possibly could. But Private Merrill was killed six months before
Speaker 1: the war ended. And it seems almost uniquely tragic, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Of six more months and he would have gone home
Speaker 1: and I'm sure found a dime, married her, made a
Speaker 1: bunch of babies. They probably would have grown up right
Speaker 1: and whatnot. But that's how it goes, especially towards the end.
Speaker 1: That's how it goes. At the end, when you're trying
Speaker 1: to close out a war against a determined foe, he
Speaker 1: will take some of you with him when he goes.
Speaker 1: It's insanely said. You see this in every single WARLD
Speaker 1: World War one as famous for this two while they're
Speaker 1: sitting down at the negotiating table, essentially crossing the t's
Speaker 1: and dotting the eyes. Okay, so i'll get that, and
Speaker 1: you'll get this in a little bit of year, and
Speaker 1: people are still out there dying for nothing because you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't hit pause on it. War is a terrible,
Speaker 1: terrible thing it is now. It obviously brings out some
Speaker 1: of the best of us. It does people like Private Merril,
Speaker 1: but man ugly, unfair the way life can be sometimes.
Speaker 1: But still that's an amazing story. All right. Now, as promised,
Speaker 1: we are gonna get through this next little ugly portion,
Speaker 1: probably about as ugly as the first hour. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get through this next little ugly portion, and then I
Speaker 1: will do emails and we'll screw off and we'll make
Speaker 1: fun of AOC. And look, we even have to talk
Speaker 1: about this murderer. Well, he didn't have any limbs, but
Speaker 1: apparently he killed somebody. We're going to get to all that,
Speaker 1: but before we get to that, we have to go heavy.
Speaker 1: It's time to go woop be Goldberg. Next is The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful, absolutely wonderful Monday.
Speaker 1: Remember you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Emails like this one lady has her her boy away
Speaker 1: from home. Jesse. Thank you for the way you're handling
Speaker 1: the Iran war. You're about the only person I can
Speaker 1: listen to without getting mad. Thank you for stating the
Speaker 1: truth without attacking. Thank you for bringing up President Trump's
Speaker 1: COVID response. I want to trust him, but memories of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty hit me hard this week. Thank you for
Speaker 1: your prayers for our troops and even for talking about
Speaker 1: your time in the Marines. It makes my marine not
Speaker 1: feel so far away. May God bless and keep you
Speaker 1: and your family. Please play for that lady and her
Speaker 1: young marine and all of our troops who are over there. Member,
Speaker 1: we've already lost thirteen thirteen. Real people are dying, right
Speaker 1: and no matter what you think you're all about this
Speaker 1: whole thing, you hate it. This is ridiculous. People are
Speaker 1: over there dying, and the people dying signed up to
Speaker 1: serve this country. Keep them and their families in your prayers.
Speaker 1: I didn't know till I got home that my parents,
Speaker 1: who do not stay up late, used to stay up
Speaker 1: until the wee hours of the night watching the news
Speaker 1: for a glimpse of me, to see if I was alive.
Speaker 1: That's what it's like to be a parent, or a
Speaker 1: wife or a husband right now with your loved one
Speaker 1: and harmon way all right now, something happened over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Now to recap, we have to touch on something I
Speaker 1: touched on Friday that I'm going to keep touching on
Speaker 1: because we're going to keep running up against it for
Speaker 1: a while. How long I don't know tomorrow, but we're
Speaker 1: going to keep running up against this for a while.
Speaker 1: In the Iran War, Israel is our ally. We are
Speaker 1: militarily aligned in fighting and coordinating with the Israelis right now. Historically,
Speaker 1: in wars, allies do not always have the same end
Speaker 1: goal in mind. They may share a common enemy, so
Speaker 1: they are allies at the moment, but they don't always
Speaker 1: have the same end goal in mind. That brings us
Speaker 1: to where we are now. The United States of America
Speaker 1: and Israel do not have the same end goal in
Speaker 1: mind when it comes to Iran. What does Trump want?
Speaker 1: We'll focus on we'll come you know what, we'll come
Speaker 1: back to Trump. We'll go to Israel first, because this
Speaker 1: is going to come back to us domestically. What does
Speaker 1: Israel want? Well, Israel has been threatened with complete annihilation
Speaker 1: by Iran for every day of my forty four years
Speaker 1: on this planet. It seems like Iran's always said, wipe
Speaker 1: them all out, wipe them all out, wipe them all out.
Speaker 1: And remember October seventh that terrible Hamas raid. Well, Hamas
Speaker 1: is funded by Iran. So Israel's looking at this from
Speaker 1: this perspective, stay with me here. From this perspective, Israel
Speaker 1: thinks this is our best and probably our last shot
Speaker 1: at completely wiping out the Jihati regime. Who wants to
Speaker 1: wipe us out? Now? Best? Why is it their best shot?
Speaker 1: Because we're here the United States of America. Our military
Speaker 1: is so superior to all other militaries technologically and everything else.
Speaker 1: That for is if you ever wanted to go take
Speaker 1: out Iran, it's a dream for Israel to have the
Speaker 1: American military doing most of the taking out. Not that
Speaker 1: these raerely military isn't doing operations, they are, but we
Speaker 1: all know who's carrying the brunt of this work. It's
Speaker 1: the United States of America, bigger, batter military in every
Speaker 1: possible way. That's the best shot. Now let's discuss why
Speaker 1: Israel I believe thinks this is their last shot. And
Speaker 1: let me pause before I go on. Remember, as always,
Speaker 1: if anything I say offends you, I don't care. You
Speaker 1: can email in, you can change the channel, you can
Speaker 1: call my boss and tell them all to fire me.
Speaker 1: None of those things bother me at all. Your offense
Speaker 1: is not currency for me. I'm telling you how it is.
Speaker 1: Sit there and take it, or turn it off or
Speaker 1: whine about it. It means nothing to me at all. Okay,
Speaker 1: Israel thinks this is their best shot to remove Iran.
Speaker 1: They also believe eve it's their last shot, and they're
Speaker 1: probably correct about that. Why their last shot? Why would
Speaker 1: I say such a thing. Is Israel going away? No,
Speaker 1: of course not. They're a modern country, modern military. Israel's
Speaker 1: doing quite well. No worries there. The mood in the
Speaker 1: United States of America as it pertains to Israel is
Speaker 1: changing rapidly in what way? Well, pause on Israel for
Speaker 1: a moment. Do you know that I've told you this before?
Speaker 1: When it comes to radio ratings. You ever heard about ratings.
Speaker 1: All his ratings are highs ratings are low. His ratings
Speaker 1: of this radio, then well I never really care about that.
Speaker 1: I never focus on that as do show. If you
Speaker 1: like it, grave if you don't, let's fine. But once
Speaker 1: a month I have to have a meeting with the
Speaker 1: Premiere Network's ratings guy. He's super cool guy. By the way,
Speaker 1: his name is Peter. I don't want to give out
Speaker 1: his last name. Really cool guy, I mean, the cool
Speaker 1: as can be. And he always has all the numbers
Speaker 1: on ratings here and ratings are that's that's his thing,
Speaker 1: that's his baby. No insult to it. But one thing
Speaker 1: I've always found fascinating was they will separate out your
Speaker 1: ratings by age. Do you know that. It's it's not
Speaker 1: just here are your ratings, it's here are your ratings
Speaker 1: amongst this group, and here are your ratings amongst that group.
Speaker 1: You want to know the most important ratings group you want?
Speaker 1: It's not sixty five plus, although you love though that
Speaker 1: it's going to dominate most of your listenership. You want
Speaker 1: young people eighteen to thirty, eighteen to thirty five. We'll
Speaker 1: go on discuss that as it pertains to Israel and
Speaker 1: everything else in a moment. It is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a magnificent Monday. It's been amazing. If you
Speaker 1: miss any part of the show, you can download the
Speaker 1: whole thing on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. We're about to touch
Speaker 1: on domestically Trump, pull numbers, Ansagram before we get to
Speaker 1: emails and other things. This is Iran. It's kind of
Speaker 1: it's piggybacking off what we talked about Friday, how allies
Speaker 1: with the common enemy. It's a very common thing. But
Speaker 1: allies with the common enemy who fight a war but
Speaker 1: have different end goals in mind. That's also a very
Speaker 1: common thing. That's not new, it's not unique to today.
Speaker 1: We'll get to America, to Trump and everything else in
Speaker 1: a moment. We're focusing on Israel for the time being.
Speaker 1: As I said before we went in, I believe from
Speaker 1: everything I've read and from friends I've talked to, I
Speaker 1: think that Israel thinks, probably correctly, that this is their
Speaker 1: best and last shot at taking out the Iranian regime completely,
Speaker 1: completely wiping out the Mulas, changing everything over in that country.
Speaker 1: I already described why it's the best shot, because America
Speaker 1: is behind them. Why the last shot I brought up
Speaker 1: radio ratings going into that, but this applies to more
Speaker 1: than radio. It's television, it's everything. You know, who you
Speaker 1: want if you're in show business, if you will. For
Speaker 1: lack of a better way to put it, baseball season
Speaker 1: is about start. You know, Baseball fans wants twenty or baseball,
Speaker 1: major League Baseball, they want twenty year old fans more
Speaker 1: than sixty five year old fans. Why sixty five year
Speaker 1: old fans are retired, got disposable income. They're gonna show
Speaker 1: up to the game. They're gonna buy a twenty five
Speaker 1: dollars margarita and a hot dog. They're gonna cheer on
Speaker 1: the team, They'll buy a jersey. That twenty year old,
Speaker 1: he's working a minimum wage job. Why do you care
Speaker 1: about him? Because the twenty year old, if you get
Speaker 1: him hooked in now, he'll be at that baseball game
Speaker 1: with the margarita, in the jersey and everything else for
Speaker 1: the next sixty years of his life, spending money. He
Speaker 1: he is your future. The sixty five year old at
Speaker 1: the game is your present. The twenty year old is
Speaker 1: your future. That's life right now. Let's talk about American politics.
Speaker 1: Because Israel is well acquainted with American politics. They relied
Speaker 1: and have relied so much on us to move forward
Speaker 1: as a country in American politics. Here's the reality of
Speaker 1: it with the older voter today. Democrats hate Israel. They
Speaker 1: just hate them. Sorry, they hate that. Well, it mainly
Speaker 1: comes it's just Jews. They hate the Jews. It's that
Speaker 1: Muslim culture has taken over the Democrat party. They hate Israel,
Speaker 1: they hate the Jews. If you're a Jewish person and
Speaker 1: you vote Democrat, you're freaking moron. Sorry Republicans, older Republicans,
Speaker 1: establishment Republicans. But basically all of our senators in Trump
Speaker 1: and the rest of them love is Israel and will
Speaker 1: brag about how much they love Israel to no end.
Speaker 1: So older Democrats, well, older and younger Democrats all hate
Speaker 1: Israel and hate the Jews. Older Republicans love Israel. But
Speaker 1: as you get younger and all the numbers in our
Speaker 1: society add this up, and believe me, Israel knows all
Speaker 1: these numbers. As you get younger, the numbers become remarkably consistent.
Speaker 1: Younger people, the next generation do not care about Israel
Speaker 1: at all. Younger Democrats hate them because that's just how
Speaker 1: they are. Younger Republicans don't care about them. They don't
Speaker 1: want to hear about it. Even if they're not. You know,
Speaker 1: they all the jew think they don't care about it.
Speaker 1: They don't want to hear about Israel. They're not interested
Speaker 1: in Israel. It's not in their interests at all. Now
Speaker 1: I'll come back to the reason for that in a
Speaker 1: minute when we get to Trump. But Israel knows all
Speaker 1: those numbers, they know every one of those numbers. So
Speaker 1: if you're Israel, you know this. Democrats come back to power,
Speaker 1: they're never going to side with you for anything. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden was building a landing peers in Gozof last time
Speaker 1: he was elected. If Democrats come back to power, you're
Speaker 1: completely screwed if you're Israel. But future Republicans they're not
Speaker 1: going to exactly back you up either. Donald Trump in
Speaker 1: the year twenty twenty six remains your best shot and
Speaker 1: probably your last shot, at the complete removal of the
Speaker 1: Iranian regime, and Israel is acting like it. This is
Speaker 1: our last shot if we want to be rid of
Speaker 1: this country, because Israel isn't near big or strong enough
Speaker 1: to do that on their own. If we want to
Speaker 1: be rid of this country completely. We have to do
Speaker 1: it with America, and after this we probably won't ever
Speaker 1: get that opportunity with America. This is our shot period.
Speaker 1: You have to get that when you understand the politics
Speaker 1: of what's going on right now. Moving forward. Now that's Israel,
Speaker 1: set them aside. Let's talk about us. Here's some headlines
Speaker 1: for you. Electric bills are becoming a mid term problem
Speaker 1: neither party can ignore. Here's another thing. Americans feel it's
Speaker 1: important to stop Iran's nuclear program, ensure the Iranian people
Speaker 1: are free, and that it would be unacceptable to leave
Speaker 1: the Iranan regime and power at the end of this war.
Speaker 1: But it's also important to end the conflict as fast
Speaker 1: as possible. They pulled that question by dates. Basically, the
Speaker 1: American people have said, if we can get this wrapped
Speaker 1: up in days, you're a couple weeks. Great. If not,
Speaker 1: support for the war drops off completely. The American people
Speaker 1: want it done. They don't like Iran, but they need
Speaker 1: it done. Oh, now, quickly get us out. Now here's
Speaker 1: another poll. Oh you all never mind, I already have
Speaker 1: the one I just described. What's the approval for this
Speaker 1: Iranian action? Well, great news if it can be done
Speaker 1: in days or weeks. The approval is at seventy five percent.
Speaker 1: Did you know that? Not bad? What about when it
Speaker 1: stretches two months? Yeah, forty two percent? How about years?
Speaker 1: Twelve percent? Donald Trump can read poll numbers two the
Speaker 1: same way you can, the same way I can, the
Speaker 1: same way Israel can Donald Trump. As I've told you
Speaker 1: from the beginning, Donald Trump knows he has to find
Speaker 1: an off ramp. He has to politically, he has to do.
Speaker 1: You know, speaking of poll numbers, do you know the
Speaker 1: percentage of independence? Remember independence decide elections. You do not,
Speaker 1: and I do not. Did you know the percentage of
Speaker 1: independence who say Donald Trump is focusing too much on
Speaker 1: foreign issues over domestic issues. You know what that percentage is?
Speaker 1: Sixty six percent? Sixty six percent. Two thirds of independence
Speaker 1: think Donald Trump is worried about overseas and not at home.
Speaker 1: Electric bills are becoming a mid term problem. Headline. We
Speaker 1: have a problem, a problem I believe we can work out,
Speaker 1: and a problem. Honestly, I think Donald Trump can work
Speaker 1: out because he's good at this stuff. The problem is
Speaker 1: the end goals of America and Trump for what's going
Speaker 1: on in Iran are not israels and goals. They are
Speaker 1: simply not. And that's the nitty gritty facts of it.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump nuclear program and the this of that. He's
Speaker 1: already look, he already came out today. We're in negotiation.
Speaker 2: We're looking for all of the things that we've been
Speaker 2: talking about. We want to see no nuclear bomb, no
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon, not even close to it, low key in
Speaker 2: the missiles. We want to see peace in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: We want uh the nuclear dust. We're gonna want that,
Speaker 2: and I think we're gonna get that. We've agreed to that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're gonna We've agreed to that. And we want no enrichment,
Speaker 2: but we also want the rich hid rich curing.
Speaker 1: Of Donald Trump came out today. It came out this morning.
Speaker 1: He said, Hey, we've been in talks with Iran. Good talks.
Speaker 1: You would call the talks perfect. We've been in talks
Speaker 1: with Iran. Iran came out right and said, we haven't
Speaker 1: had any talks with him at all. He's lying. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's talk about that thing. Then we'll get onto emails.
Speaker 1: Next it is that Jesse Cally show on a fantastic,
Speaker 1: wonderful one Monday. Remember you can email the show Jesse
Speaker 1: at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So to finish this up,
Speaker 1: why did you wake up this morning? And Trump said, hey,
Speaker 1: we're having great talks with Iran. Look we're already in
Speaker 1: agreement on a lot of things, that the talks were perfect.
Speaker 1: Roon's going great. And then Iran came out and said, no,
Speaker 1: we're not. He's a freaking liar. Well, in order to
Speaker 1: understand what happened today, we have to rewind and understand
Speaker 1: what happened this weekend straight of horror moves. You already
Speaker 1: know about it. We're not going to keep recapping what
Speaker 1: it is. You already know. The Iranians have essentially shut
Speaker 1: it down. They've got mines on the bed of the
Speaker 1: sea floor. It's a nightmare, nightmare. Trump and I don't
Speaker 1: know the thinking behind this. I don't know. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna say it was great. I'm not gonna say it
Speaker 1: was bad. I don't know. I know we had a plan,
Speaker 1: I'm sure. But Trump came out on social media, and
Speaker 1: I believe it was in all capital letters. If I
Speaker 1: remember right, this is Saturday or Sunday. Trump came out
Speaker 1: on social media and said Iran has forty eight hours
Speaker 1: to open up this streaking straight of hor moves. And
Speaker 1: he made a threat. Remember how Trump has said I
Speaker 1: don't want to touch the power plants and things like
Speaker 1: that in Iran. Why doesn't even want to touch the
Speaker 1: power plants? Well, a couple things. If you start wiping
Speaker 1: out power plants and water treatment plants, then civilians are
Speaker 1: going to die. That's one and two. If you start
Speaker 1: doing that, it takes years to rebuild. It's more costly
Speaker 1: than you can imagine. It's you take that step. It's
Speaker 1: a big step, right, It's a big rubicon that you're
Speaker 1: going to cross. So Trump comes out on social media
Speaker 1: and he says, you have forty eight hours to open
Speaker 1: up this straight and if you don't open up this straight,
Speaker 1: power plants are on Baby. It's freaking coming. I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: but that's what he said. Well, stock market opens up
Speaker 1: this morning because that was the last public statement Trump
Speaker 1: had made. Right, stock market opens up this morning because
Speaker 1: that was his public statement. Remember the power of the presidency.
Speaker 1: This brings it home. Over a trillion dollars was lost
Speaker 1: in the stock market like that as soon as the
Speaker 1: stock market opened up because people thought Trump was going
Speaker 1: to start bombing the freaking power and that gas prices
Speaker 1: were going to go through the roof almost immediately. And
Speaker 1: I think it was in an hour. It might have
Speaker 1: been in two hours. I would have to go look
Speaker 1: at the exact timeline. Trump makes a public statement after
Speaker 1: we lost all that money in the market. Trump makes
Speaker 1: a public statement and says, we just had a talk
Speaker 1: with Iran. It could not have gone any better. I
Speaker 1: have decided we're knocking to bomb the power stuff. I
Speaker 1: decided a change my mind because the talks went so well.
Speaker 1: Market goes right back up, regained everything. That's when Iron
Speaker 1: came out and said Donald Trump's lying. We never talked
Speaker 1: at all. We're not having any talks with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: He only said that because of the market. So the
Speaker 1: Iranians even pointed it out. I only laid all this
Speaker 1: out for you. I don't care what you think or
Speaker 1: what you believe in it, or what I think or
Speaker 1: what I believe. I only wanted to make clear. How
Speaker 1: what's a great college boy word, Chris, precarious? Our position
Speaker 1: is here? How about that, Chris? I read that this weekend.
Speaker 1: I know I was going to use it on the air.
Speaker 1: This is Donald Trump's position. Donald Trump can't afford to
Speaker 1: do what Israel wants to do and what Israel wants
Speaker 1: to get us to do. Go complete scorched earth, carpet bomb,
Speaker 1: kill them all, Let God sort them out so Israel
Speaker 1: can finally be rid of this demonic empire at their border.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump doesn't have that political freedom. He simply does not,
Speaker 1: and he knows he does not. We have lost independence,
Speaker 1: we have lost the younger generation, who I already pointed
Speaker 1: out doesn't care about Israel at all. We can get
Speaker 1: them back. It's not like they're gone forever. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be too dramatic about it. It's not like
Speaker 1: they're gone forever. We can get them back. But if
Speaker 1: we if we are in Iraan come November, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: I think we might lose the United States Senate. That's
Speaker 1: how bad it is. That's how bad it would be.
Speaker 1: And Trump knows all this. Trump needs an off ramp.
Speaker 1: Now there are questions that I can't answer, and you
Speaker 1: can't answer, and maybe Trump can't answer an off ramp.
Speaker 1: Is it available? I don't know about you. I've been
Speaker 1: on the highway before and I've had to pee. I've
Speaker 1: needed an off ramp too. I couldn't find one is
Speaker 1: an off ramp available. And to make matters worse, Trump's
Speaker 1: best buddy, Lindsey Graham can't stay off the news as
Speaker 1: we lose independence and droves who say we should focus domestically.
Speaker 1: This guy's on every Sunday talk show. I'm blessed the fallen.
Speaker 1: But it's a difference. Let me talk about troops on
Speaker 1: the different I trust the Marines, not that guy.
Speaker 2: I trust DoD We got two Marine expeditionary units sailing
Speaker 2: to this island.
Speaker 1: We did Eojima. We can do this the Marines. My
Speaker 1: money is always on the Marines. We did Ewojima. The
Speaker 1: United States of America was uniquely motivated for World War
Speaker 1: Two after Pearl Harbor, and even then we lost over
Speaker 1: six thousand rhens on ewo Jima, and the presidential administration
Speaker 1: at that time was petrified because the public was tired
Speaker 1: and they didn't want to see body bags anymore. You
Speaker 1: got to get this guy off the television set. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right, Chris sixty eight hundred dead, nineteen thousand wooded gosh,
Speaker 1: I forgot about that. Christius Toilmly nineteen thousand wounded. You
Speaker 1: got to get Lindsey Graham off the television set, and
Speaker 1: we're going to have to figure out an end whenever
Speaker 1: that is. Doesn't have to be tomorrow. I realize that,
Speaker 1: but I'm going to have to figure out an end
Speaker 1: that works for both allies. Here. We are at cross
Speaker 1: purposes when it comes to an end goal. If Trump
Speaker 1: takes this as far as Israel wants to take this,
Speaker 1: Trump is going to get impeached and be removed from office,
Speaker 1: probably after November. I wouldn't put it past them. That's
Speaker 1: not being traumatic. If we are still in Iran in November,
Speaker 1: that's how bad it will be here at home. We
Speaker 1: will lose the country to the communists if we continue
Speaker 1: with this. Uh, he knows this. But is there an
Speaker 1: off ramp available now? I don't know. If there is,
Speaker 1: I trust he will find it. Do some other stuff
Speaker 1: right emails, will make fun of AOC other stuff. Next
Speaker 1: hour