Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show and a magnificent Tuesday,
Speaker 2: churning through all the news of the day.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get to some of this government shutdown stuff.
Speaker 2: We'll touch on that just a little bit, and to
Speaker 2: get to some emails democrats protecting criminals.
Speaker 1: I'm ready to go to Cuba.
Speaker 2: All that and so much more coming up in the
Speaker 2: final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: So one final thing on this.
Speaker 2: We got this email on the Iran stuff, Jesse. Japan
Speaker 2: started in it's part in World War Two over natural resources.
Speaker 2: It attacked Pearl Harbor to prevent the United States from
Speaker 2: interfering with access to oil. China the Strait of Oar
Speaker 2: moves Iranian oil. I don't expect China would win a
Speaker 2: war with the United States, but losing didn't stop Japan.
Speaker 1: In case this guy's worried.
Speaker 2: If we lock down the street our moves, if we
Speaker 2: take control of this Errounian oil, is China going to
Speaker 2: be desperate enough to go to war?
Speaker 1: First, let's recap.
Speaker 2: The estimate is that China gets ninety percent of its
Speaker 2: oil from Iran. Ninety percent. You're wrong, all right? You
Speaker 2: have to have oil. Every society has to have oil
Speaker 2: to function. If you would like an example of this,
Speaker 2: I already teased that I'll be talking about Cuba here
Speaker 2: in a few minutes. Did you wake up yesterday and
Speaker 2: check the headlines in case you didn't, Cuba has no power,
Speaker 2: especially at night. I don't mean one little part of it,
Speaker 2: like a whole place just goes dark. The oppressive communist
Speaker 2: government there is having trouble oppressing its citizens because their
Speaker 2: security cameras and stuff go out at night.
Speaker 1: There's no more power.
Speaker 2: Because we cut Cuba off from Mexican oil and Venezuelan oil.
Speaker 2: Venezuela was shipping large quantities of oil to Cuba. We
Speaker 2: took over the government of Venezuela, installed someone loyal to us,
Speaker 2: and we said, okay, no more for you now. A
Speaker 2: regime that we have been at war with since the
Speaker 2: communists had their revolution and took over there is on
Speaker 2: the verge of collapse because they don't have any power.
Speaker 2: The whole world runs on oil, every single country, there
Speaker 2: are no exceptions. Every country needs it. Okay, So back
Speaker 2: to Iran China. Would China declare war, No, but probably
Speaker 2: if we slip, If we flip the kill switch. You see,
Speaker 2: China gets all that oil from Iran, we take control
Speaker 2: of Iran. If we do, we still got quite a
Speaker 2: waye to go there. If we do, what what happened
Speaker 2: is we would still sell the oil to China. No no, no,
Speaker 2: no no no, we want you to have it. Please
Speaker 2: take some oil. We would still sell it to them
Speaker 2: at market prices. Did you know we're currently selling Venezuelan
Speaker 2: oil to China at market prices. But what it does
Speaker 2: is it gives us authority over the kill switch. If
Speaker 2: China does something like invade Taiwan, it allows us to say, okay, Bip, no.
Speaker 1: More oil for you. Good luck.
Speaker 2: That brings a whole host of other problems. But I've
Speaker 2: mentioned China and I wanted to bring this up to you.
Speaker 1: China.
Speaker 2: China is on extremely shaky ground. This has been the
Speaker 2: case throughout the Cold War, and it's the case today
Speaker 2: when we look at these communist dictatorships, we free people's
Speaker 2: in America, we always seem to think because he's a dictator,
Speaker 2: and because he murders his political opponents and arrests his
Speaker 2: political opponents, we always seem to think that he has
Speaker 2: more control than he actually does. We view them as
Speaker 2: being kind of all powerful in their government.
Speaker 1: You know, the.
Speaker 2: Jijinping, he is the ruler overall. Jijinping has been killing
Speaker 2: and arresting his generals in political rivals. That may sound
Speaker 2: like an all powerful person, and all powerful person doesn't
Speaker 2: have to kill his generals and political rivals. You do
Speaker 2: that when you're worried about losing power. Jijin Ping is
Speaker 2: losing power. He is nervous. They're always nervous. And this
Speaker 2: is one of those things that I always come back
Speaker 2: to this, but it's so much of these dirty communist
Speaker 2: organizations really are comparable to mafia organizations. If you're some
Speaker 2: guy trying to climb the ladder in the mob, you
Speaker 2: can kill the boss.
Speaker 1: You can't and maybe even get away with it for
Speaker 1: a while. Now just kill the boss and then all
Speaker 1: take over.
Speaker 2: But you will be paranoid from that day forward because
Speaker 2: you will always know I killed the boss, I can
Speaker 2: be killed. You start playing that very dangerous game. It's
Speaker 2: hard to sleep well at night or have a bull
Speaker 2: of spaghetti. It's just difficult. These leaders like China, China
Speaker 2: is on very shaky ground. Trump has worked very hard
Speaker 2: and to be honest, he's done a very good job
Speaker 2: at I shouldn't say isolating them because they can still operate,
Speaker 2: but putting us again in position to isolate them.
Speaker 1: If we want what we don't want, is this what
Speaker 1: we've never wanted is this. We have never wanted China
Speaker 1: to go after.
Speaker 2: Taiwan and then us to have to step in militarily,
Speaker 2: because that's the two largest, most powerful military powers on
Speaker 2: Earth going at each other, and nobody.
Speaker 1: Knows where that goes from there.
Speaker 2: Look at where we're at with Iran, a much weaker
Speaker 2: country than us. We've wiped out their leadership and everything else,
Speaker 2: and still we don't know where we go from here.
Speaker 2: Obviously we have plans, but when are we leaving?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't hopefully soon.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that's what the weak country like Iran,
Speaker 2: we don't know what they're going to do, where they're
Speaker 2: going to go. What's a major war with China like
Speaker 2: we would have no idea. It would be a very
Speaker 2: dangerous time. So what you want is you want to
Speaker 2: put your country in position where it doesn't have to
Speaker 2: make war if another country gets out of line. That,
Speaker 2: in a lot of ways is kind of what we've
Speaker 2: done with China. Speaking of Cuba, Rubio is calling for
Speaker 2: new leadership. So there's this thing going on right now.
Speaker 2: I already mentioned Cuba's running out of power. You know,
Speaker 2: the dirt ball Castro family has been running Cuba for
Speaker 2: a very long time. Well, they're losing control of it.
Speaker 2: You see, Losing power is one of those things that
Speaker 2: guarantees a revolution.
Speaker 1: It just does.
Speaker 2: When people start starving, when the lights don't come on anymore,
Speaker 2: that's when your regime will lose power. Cuba's running out
Speaker 2: of power. We we are courting new leaders But here's
Speaker 2: the rub They're all Castros. They don't all have the
Speaker 2: last name of Castro, but all the people in significant
Speaker 2: positions of power in Cuba, they're all going to be
Speaker 2: part of the Castro family. I'm told that Fidel Castro's grandson,
Speaker 2: Francis Martel told me this. I'm told that Fidel Castro's
Speaker 2: grandson is campaigning to be part of the next takeover,
Speaker 2: and he's doing so on Instagram. I'm not if again,
Speaker 2: I haven't verified it. I don't spend a lot of
Speaker 2: time on Instagram. But that's that's the crazy world we
Speaker 2: live in now. Just like Iran. Just like everywhere else,
Speaker 2: you have to find the right guy to take over.
Speaker 2: It looks like Cuba's gonna fall soon, it does. It
Speaker 2: looks like it's gonna fall. Trump has come out and
Speaker 2: basically said, we're going to control it. It'll be ours
Speaker 2: to control and do what we want. I just think
Speaker 2: we need a little help. That's where I come in.
Speaker 2: I'm ready to go undercover in Cuba. These have Chris. Listen,
Speaker 2: you know about my skills as a covert operative. You
Speaker 2: understand that I what what?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: Do I want to go undercover or run it? Probably both?
Speaker 2: Now listen, I go undercover. I help move the revolution
Speaker 2: forward with my covert ways, moving in the shadows. And
Speaker 2: then when the viva l ever lucion with Spanish, Chris,
Speaker 2: whenever that kicks off, then I step in and say
Speaker 2: I will lead you as a new dictator, but a
Speaker 2: benevolent dictator. We're not going to have it is a thing, Chris.
Speaker 2: We're not going to have elections per se. But I
Speaker 2: will treat the people Cuba well, and we're going to
Speaker 2: have fancy Cuban resorts and we're going to eat nachos
Speaker 2: and do all the other things that are very Cuban,
Speaker 2: if you will.
Speaker 3: Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Saint Patty's Day, So.
Speaker 2: Sat speaking of Saint Patti's day. The Irish president met
Speaker 2: with Donald Trump today. Here's how that went to story.
Speaker 2: Before I play it, just remember the leaders of Western
Speaker 2: civilization are at war with Western civilization. They're not using
Speaker 2: bombs and bullets, They're using foreigners. The plan is to
Speaker 2: massively import loyal foreigners so they can loot and pillage
Speaker 2: their countries. The President of Ireland met with Donald Trump
Speaker 2: today and here's what he says.
Speaker 4: The story of Patrick's life serves as.
Speaker 1: A never right.
Speaker 2: This is on video. This wasn't during the Trump meeting.
Speaker 2: Listen to this. This is Saint Patrick's.
Speaker 4: The story of Patrick's life serves as a reminder of
Speaker 4: the resilience and courage of migrants, the invaluable contributions that
Speaker 4: they have made and continue to make to the countries
Speaker 4: they now call home.
Speaker 2: The story of Saint Patrick is the story of migrants.
Speaker 2: These people are deeply, deeply evil, and they understand American
Speaker 2: Democrats are the same. A lot of Republicans too, like
Speaker 2: James Langford of Oklahoma. They understand their path is staying
Speaker 2: in power forever doesn't mean delivering anything for you, the citizen.
Speaker 2: It means delivering more foreigners on to their shores. They
Speaker 2: simply bring the foreigner in, offer him all the welfare
Speaker 2: checks you can, legal protection, and that means they get
Speaker 2: to stay in power forever. Now we have American politicians
Speaker 2: who stand up in front of the American people and
Speaker 2: say these things.
Speaker 5: The majority of Americans across the regardless of political party,
Speaker 5: know that immigrants from all over the world, Somalia, India,
Speaker 5: wherever they're from, Latin America, Africa, that immigrants have built
Speaker 5: this country and make this country what it is today.
Speaker 2: Why is TSA shutting down? Why are some airports going
Speaker 2: to close? Here's the deputy deputy TSA administration.
Speaker 6: So at this point we're fully stretched and so frankly,
Speaker 6: there's not much else we can do as the weeks continue.
Speaker 6: If this continues, it's not hyperbole to suggest that we
Speaker 6: may have to quite literally shut down airports, particularly smaller ones,
Speaker 6: if call out rates go up and we can't. A
Speaker 6: lot of these officers can't afford to come in.
Speaker 2: TSA agents have now missed two paychecks because Democrats have
Speaker 2: shut down the government Democrats have shut down the government
Speaker 2: because of the deportations. It's a partial government shut down. In
Speaker 2: case you're wondering why the whole thing isn't shut down,
Speaker 2: it only applies to things like Secret Service, TSA, things
Speaker 2: like that. It's all about the importations. The importation of
Speaker 2: foreigners and keeping foreigners here is so important to the
Speaker 2: Democrat party they're shutting down airports across the country to
Speaker 2: avoid having to send foreigners home. Whatever else is going
Speaker 2: on in the world at any given moment. Remember, there
Speaker 2: is no other issue that supersedes that one. If we
Speaker 2: deport these people, we can and we'll save our country.
Speaker 2: If we bring in more of them, we are finished,
Speaker 2: no matter who wins elections. Jesse brought versus hot dog
Speaker 2: is a subject to the headline. Remember you can email
Speaker 2: us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I agree with
Speaker 2: you about ratios being everything. Putting a brought on a
Speaker 2: bun made for a hot dog is terrible. The key
Speaker 2: to a good brought worst is a fat or bun.
Speaker 2: So the proper ratios stay intact.
Speaker 1: That's a very good point. He says, his name is Kevin.
Speaker 1: You know we did yes, say no? I told you.
Speaker 2: I was in the hospital. That's why I wasn't here.
Speaker 2: I'm fine again. It was for someone else, not me,
Speaker 2: but I had to be there. Bob, she made the
Speaker 2: Italian sausages I was telling you about not complicated. It's
Speaker 2: not anything you can't do. You just take some Italian
Speaker 2: sausages you get at the store, sorry, Chris. You put
Speaker 2: them in the crock pot. You just dump whatever your
Speaker 2: favorite marinara sauce is in there, and you just turn
Speaker 2: it on, turn on low for four or five hours.
Speaker 2: You come back and they're the boiling and cooked, and
Speaker 2: then you just pull them out of there, throw them
Speaker 2: on a bun with some provolone cheese or mozzarella cheese,
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 1: You munch them.
Speaker 2: Well, Bob made these yesterday at the house and then
Speaker 2: we were gonna take them to the hospital so this
Speaker 2: person could eat well and so I could eat well.
Speaker 2: And we dropped these sausage sandwiches on a bun provolone cheese,
Speaker 2: and then did what wrap them up in foil, wrapped
Speaker 2: them up in foil, drove across town at the hospital.
Speaker 1: Get to the hospital, unwrap this thing.
Speaker 2: It was so freaking melty and delicious. It's one of
Speaker 2: the great things I've ever eaten in my entire life.
Speaker 2: You want a relatively affordable, delicious meal that is super
Speaker 2: cake to make that everyone will love.
Speaker 1: I just gave it to you.
Speaker 2: Whatever your Italian sausages are, whatever your favorite marinara sauce
Speaker 2: is a crock pot buns and some provolone cheese. What Chris?
Speaker 2: What Chris asked? If I threw any peppers in there? No,
Speaker 2: but that's purely because of the kids. I totally would.
Speaker 2: I totally would. The boys are not big on peppers
Speaker 2: on a sandwich. The' we peppers separately.
Speaker 1: They're still stupid.
Speaker 2: They don't like peppers on a sandwich. Honestly, if it
Speaker 2: were me, I'd throw some japs in there. I throw
Speaker 2: jalapeno's in that bad boy and let them slow cook
Speaker 2: with the marin era. You know, they'd get nice and spice.
Speaker 2: It would get nice and spicy. The boys will do
Speaker 2: some spice. That might be a little too much for
Speaker 2: the boys, but some uh, jalapenos, probably some onions, maybe
Speaker 2: some Serrano peppers or something like that. Oh, you can
Speaker 2: do whatever you want with it. Again, it's crock pot cooking.
Speaker 2: What's better than Krocpop Cooking. You just chuck the crap
Speaker 2: in there and put the lid on and turn it on,
Speaker 2: and by the time you're done, you pull it out mmmmm,
Speaker 2: wrapped in foil. And these were wrapped in foil for
Speaker 2: fifteen twenty minutes because we had to get back to
Speaker 2: the hospital.
Speaker 1: Oh man, was it fantastic. Absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 2: And the person we were visiting in the hospital had
Speaker 2: been delivered in oatmeal raisin cookie by the hospital staff
Speaker 2: with their lunch and they didn't want it. So as
Speaker 2: soon as I was done with my sandwich, I asked
Speaker 2: if I could have it. Got upset said that wasn't appropriate,
Speaker 2: But I ended up getting that cookie anyway, and it
Speaker 2: was delicious.
Speaker 1: Who's more emails next?
Speaker 3: It is that Jesse Kelly shall bringing you all the
Speaker 3: Irish tunes on a Saint Patrick's Day, hoping you are
Speaker 3: going to be safe out there.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Grandpa Jesse, Yes, step in here. I know you
Speaker 2: may go out there tonight and have one too many.
Speaker 2: Please get an uber home, get a cab home, get
Speaker 2: a ride from somebody. If you're going to have one
Speaker 2: too many, I'm certainly not gonna judge you. I've had
Speaker 2: one too many, about ten million times in my life.
Speaker 2: No judgment at all coming from me, not at all,
Speaker 2: but well, to put it to you this way, besides
Speaker 2: the people, you might end up hurting on the road.
Speaker 2: One of my neighbor buddies he got himself a dui
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago, and I've never had one,
Speaker 2: so I didn't. I didn't fully realize it. His life
Speaker 2: was miserable for a year. It's so expensive. You can't
Speaker 2: imagine how much money he had to spend. The way
Speaker 2: they just wreck your life for it. And Uber is
Speaker 2: fifteen bucks, man fifteen twenty bucks. You can't believe how
Speaker 2: cheap it is to get a ride home from somebody.
Speaker 2: Get a ride home, or even.
Speaker 1: Better, do it at home. You know what's so overrated?
Speaker 2: You discover as you're getting older, going out the Uh shoot,
Speaker 2: I think the game already started? Did the World Baseball
Speaker 2: Classic Game already start? Chris cram it did well. I'm
Speaker 2: going to watch some of it whenever I get home.
Speaker 2: Bob had texted me earlier, because America is in it, right,
Speaker 2: I want to see America win. Bob had texted me earlier.
Speaker 2: Do we want to do anything for the game? And
Speaker 2: I said, yeah, I want to sit at home and
Speaker 2: watch the game, and she said, oh, good, me too.
Speaker 2: Sitting at home is freaking wonderful. Half people over totally safe.
Speaker 2: Have some people over enjoy your Saint Patti's day. Don't
Speaker 2: do something dumb. It's gonna end your life for someone
Speaker 2: else's or ruin your life for even a short period
Speaker 2: of time. Be freaking smart, all right, be smart.
Speaker 1: It's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna let it go now, not gonna bring it
Speaker 2: up again. Deaf woman is removed from Frontier flight for
Speaker 2: not listening. That's from Newsweek. You know, you can blame
Speaker 2: Frontier all you want, but she wasn't listening. What Chris,
Speaker 2: I hardly would ever take the side of a corporation
Speaker 2: over an individual, but she clearly wasn't listening. If she's
Speaker 2: not listening, you gotta get off the flight. It's other
Speaker 2: so oh, and I heard about that one airline speaking
Speaker 2: of flying, where was it American or Delta? I forget
Speaker 2: which airline it is that now has announced that they'll
Speaker 2: remove you from the flight if you're listening to things
Speaker 2: on your phone without headphones. Don't discount how important that is.
Speaker 2: This last flight I was on the one where I
Speaker 2: had to go out and do Adam Carolla's show in
Speaker 2: La last week. On the way home, two people order people,
Speaker 2: not that their age mattered. Two people order people two
Speaker 2: seats ahead of me had their phones on at full volume,
Speaker 2: watching things last time, and the stewardess walked by them
Speaker 2: a thousand times without saying a word, without saying a
Speaker 2: word that I'm sitting there. My blood pressure's going up,
Speaker 2: and I can just hear ob even though she wasn't there,
Speaker 2: I can just hear her saying, please, don't say anything, Please,
Speaker 2: don't say anything.
Speaker 1: I was right on the verge, Chris. But I've mellowed
Speaker 1: out so much in my old age. Now I've let
Speaker 1: it go.
Speaker 2: This is part of preparing to be a covert operative
Speaker 2: in Cuba. Hey, Jesse, I just wondered what behavior you
Speaker 2: would expect from Iran had we not attacked them and
Speaker 2: they would be able to fund a nuclear weapon. Do
Speaker 2: you think they would really have been in a more
Speaker 2: defensible position as we've been told. I'm guessing you already
Speaker 2: covered it.
Speaker 1: Okay, so.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the reality of life. Okay, let's talk
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons have been around obviously since the
Speaker 2: forties when we dropped a pair of them on the
Speaker 2: Empire of Japan. Then other countries started getting them, the Soviets,
Speaker 2: and now other countries around the world have them, not
Speaker 2: all of them, but Pakistan is reel, China, a bunch
Speaker 2: of countries have nuclear weapons. India they have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: North Korea has nuclear weapons as well. Nuclear weapons are
Speaker 2: something that make people afraid, understandably so that you have
Speaker 2: this weapon that can incinerate an entire city and the
Speaker 2: blink of an eye is something that scares us. We
Speaker 2: have watched it happen to Japan and you can watch
Speaker 2: it endless movies that show you if the fallout, that
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons are scary, this apocalyptic weapon that has the
Speaker 2: ability to wipe everything out. But here's the thing about
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons haven't been used since we dropped
Speaker 2: them on Japan. You know why they haven't been used
Speaker 2: because it's so scary that even the worst dictators in
Speaker 2: the world understand if you use that nuclear weapon on
Speaker 2: another country, then all the other countries around you are
Speaker 2: going to use their weapons on you and they're going
Speaker 2: to wipe you out. You can't use one or you're
Speaker 2: going to die. It's a guarantee even major countries, even US,
Speaker 2: the biggest, most powerful country on Earth. If we started
Speaker 2: launching nuclear weapons at China, China would start launching nuclear
Speaker 2: weapons at US, and it would guarantee both countries will
Speaker 2: be wiped out.
Speaker 1: So nobody has given in to the temptation to do so. Yet.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about North Korea. You know, it's not funny
Speaker 2: because of the things that people in that country go through.
Speaker 2: But I do smirk a little when people reference these
Speaker 2: historical injustices and then they say things like never again
Speaker 2: or never forget. What's going on inside the walls of
Speaker 2: Cuba Cuba of North Korea right now is as sick
Speaker 2: and evil as anything that's ever gone on inside any
Speaker 2: country on the planet. Starvation, the torture, the gulags, that
Speaker 2: it's awful. You listen to these stories from these North
Speaker 2: Korean defectors, it doesn't even seem real. It is a
Speaker 2: hell on earth. So Gaddafi's gone, Saddam Hussein is gone,
Speaker 2: All these evil dictators in these second tier countries are gone.
Speaker 2: Why why is the Kim family still running North Korea?
Speaker 2: Because they have nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons are not an
Speaker 2: offensive weapon. Nuclear weapons are a defensive weapon. They make
Speaker 2: your country too scary to attack. And if I may say,
Speaker 2: you could argue the creation of nuclear weapons and the
Speaker 2: fact that other countries around the globe have them, has
Speaker 2: done more for world peace than anything else, because once
Speaker 2: you take possession of a nuclear weapon and have the
Speaker 2: ability to use it, nobody wants to attack you.
Speaker 1: Nobody does. The reason the Kim.
Speaker 2: Family still sits in power destroying their own people is
Speaker 2: because they possessed nuclear weapons. Therefore they're too scary for
Speaker 2: anybody to go in and do something about it. The
Speaker 2: Moulahs who ran Iran not so much anymore. But it's
Speaker 2: now they're all getting killed. Why do they want a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon? Why could be to use it on us?
Speaker 2: Or could be to use it on Israel. They were
Speaker 2: out there every brigand day, death the Israel, death of Israel,
Speaker 2: all that other stuff. But what nuclear weapons are are
Speaker 2: a defensive weapon. It would have guaranteed that we would
Speaker 2: have never stepped in and did what we did if
Speaker 2: they had them. We stepped in before we got them,
Speaker 2: and now they're all dead. They wanted nuclear weapons, probably
Speaker 2: for defense, not offense. Now, look, your mouth can always
Speaker 2: run you into trouble right.
Speaker 1: Is Jesse Kellycholl.
Speaker 2: Final segment at the Jesse Kelly Choll on a Fantastic,
Speaker 2: Fantastic Tuesday. We'll be back tomorrow and you can email
Speaker 2: the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: As I said in the open, they have not changed
Speaker 1: who their real enemy is.
Speaker 2: They are still at war with them, and they tell
Speaker 2: you every chance they get.
Speaker 7: I never considered running for office, but then I had
Speaker 7: some friends who were like me run for office, some
Speaker 7: other women kind of around my age. And when I
Speaker 7: saw them do it, and I realized that I was
Speaker 7: frustrated with some things about our state government, I thought
Speaker 7: it's not really fair to expect someone else to fix it.
Speaker 7: Then maybe I should step up and try to make
Speaker 7: the change that I wanted to see. And by being
Speaker 7: in state government, I can see that we have a
Speaker 7: long way to go in really representing our community. It's
Speaker 7: not a very diverse group of leaders. We don't have
Speaker 7: people from many religious backgrounds, mostly white, mostly Christian, mostly
Speaker 7: older men.
Speaker 2: And they tell you who they hate. Also, remember when
Speaker 2: they massively bring in foreigners to pillage your country so
Speaker 2: they can stay in power, they offer them legal protection
Speaker 2: that's why they all come over here and do this.
Speaker 8: This week, all but one of the next batch of
Speaker 8: fraud suspects and the Feeding her Future case say they
Speaker 8: will plead guilty. This group of seven was led by
Speaker 8: Ikram Muhammad, one of the most notorious defendants in the
Speaker 8: entire three hundred million dollars Feeding her Future fraud case.
Speaker 8: She allegedly recruited her husband, her mother, her sister, and
Speaker 8: two of her brothers to all.
Speaker 1: Take part in the fraud.
Speaker 8: In the trial of Amy Bach, the former executive director
Speaker 8: of Feeding her Future, we learned that she was very
Speaker 8: close with Ikram, who worked at Feeding her Future. In
Speaker 8: addition to running meal sites and allegedly collecting kickbacks from
Speaker 8: many other participants, Bach texted her about slapping defamation lawsuits
Speaker 8: on state officials who began to suspect fraud. According to
Speaker 8: Ikramuhammad's indictment, her group is accused of stealing at least
Speaker 8: twelve million dollars.
Speaker 2: They bring in foreigners and then they help them set
Speaker 2: up fraud networks. Oh and this I wanted to play
Speaker 2: this for you. Don't think that the people who push
Speaker 2: this gay race communism all over the country and hate
Speaker 2: white people don't think that they're not still after your children.
Speaker 2: We don't talk about that as much, but I'm going
Speaker 2: to play you something. It's an author of a children's book,
Speaker 2: and I want you to listen closely to her words.
Speaker 2: Maybe you have small children, they're after them. These are predators.
Speaker 9: As authors of queer books for kids and teens, it's
Speaker 9: unfortunately something we have to think about a lot. When
Speaker 9: Penguin asked me what I wanted for my cover, I
Speaker 9: said I wanted to be gay enough for queer kids
Speaker 9: and teens to clock it. But from homemophobic parents, I
Speaker 9: just think it's a friendship story. So I said, no,
Speaker 9: holding hands make.
Speaker 5: My character look gay.
Speaker 9: And it was actually my cover artist's idea to have
Speaker 9: one of them looking at the other and this awesome
Speaker 9: flowers growing between them like they're crush. That's forming.
Speaker 2: So what do you think?
Speaker 9: Would you guess this was a queer book?
Speaker 1: These are predators after your children?
Speaker 2: Remember that, Jesse, What are your thoughts on militia's The
Speaker 2: Constitution states we have the right to form them. I
Speaker 2: think they're fantastic. I think you should have already formed
Speaker 2: one in your community. There's nothing unlawful about it at all.
Speaker 2: I think you should meet with friends and family members,
Speaker 2: and I think you should train. I think you should
Speaker 2: go to the range together. I think you should come
Speaker 2: up with a communication plan together. I think, and I
Speaker 2: know this stuff may sound advanced, it's not advanced at all.
Speaker 2: And there's all kinds of instruction out there, basics, just
Speaker 2: the basics with you and your friends. That's a militia.
Speaker 2: What's the harm in it? What is the harmon? Remember
Speaker 2: that you need a group. I don't care how bad
Speaker 2: of a dude you are. I don't care how much
Speaker 2: you can drive tax at a thousand meters with your weapon.
Speaker 1: You need a group. Do you have a group? In
Speaker 1: a local group? I am sorry to admit.
Speaker 2: In this social media era, I know nobody wants to
Speaker 2: physically get with other human beings. I get that who
Speaker 2: in your physical area can you get with? Who if
Speaker 2: a situation gets.
Speaker 1: Bad, can work with you? Help you and you can
Speaker 1: help them.
Speaker 2: And remember, but I say militia group, people automatically think
Speaker 2: some sort of rebel against the government group. No, I
Speaker 2: mean you might have to aid the freaking government. What
Speaker 2: the dagone Chicom's invade or something like that.
Speaker 1: What if it you never know, the government may reach
Speaker 1: out a bit. We have an enemy, we need help.
Speaker 2: Your militia group serves your community, or people protects your community.
Speaker 1: What's the harm in it? Maybe we have a Chinese
Speaker 1: EMP wipes out the power grid.
Speaker 2: You know how quickly even your lovely little neighborhood would
Speaker 2: devolve into complete chaos and anarchy without power. How quickly
Speaker 2: the animals would take to the streets trying to hurt people.
Speaker 2: Sure would be nice to have a group ready armed
Speaker 2: to protect the women and children in your area.
Speaker 1: I love Malicious. I think you should join one. Jesse,
Speaker 1: I gave up alcohol and ice cream for lent. What
Speaker 1: should I What should I order at the bar? There's
Speaker 1: no need for this stuff? Okay?
Speaker 2: Is that there's no need for this stuff? I ordered
Speaker 2: ice cream at a bar one time. I don't need
Speaker 2: to constantly be belittled by people.
Speaker 1: Okay. And now here's a headline go you know, you
Speaker 1: know the thing headlines We didn't get to.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Chris, Jewish producer Chris said it was a
Speaker 2: bar and grill, not a bar. That's a very good point, Chris.
Speaker 2: People go there just to eat, and that's what I
Speaker 2: did as well. That's what shut up, Chris, That's why
Speaker 2: I got ice cream. Child predator granted parole just twenty
Speaker 2: seven years into a three hundred and fifty five year
Speaker 2: prison term. In Newsom's California, communists will let criminals out
Speaker 2: of prison as fast as humanly possible so they can
Speaker 2: rape and murder and destabilize society. They have always been
Speaker 2: this way, they will always be this way.
Speaker 1: Virginia.
Speaker 2: Oh, speaking of which, Virginia sheriff refuses to give the
Speaker 2: Feds an illegal alien accused of groping twelve teenage girls.
Speaker 2: They get elected, and they view their role as protecting criminals.
Speaker 2: Appeals court rules Trump administration can continue.
Speaker 1: Quickly deporting illegal.
Speaker 2: Migrants to third countries. There are still good things happening
Speaker 2: out there with deportations. Oh, look at this worst of
Speaker 2: the worst, ice arrests, slots of criminally legals this weekend.
Speaker 2: To the dismay of Democrats, we are still getting foreigners
Speaker 2: out of the country. It's never enough. It'll never be
Speaker 2: enough that we are chopping away at it.
Speaker 1: Now. Enjoy your Saint Patti's day, but not too much,
Speaker 1: and I'll see you tomorrow. That's all