Speaker 1: Is Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful, absolutely wonderful Thursday. We're going to
Speaker 1: touch really quickly on immigration. I don't want to spend
Speaker 1: too long on it. Some NASCAR driver got suspended for
Speaker 1: and I quote using a gay voice, not even kidding.
Speaker 1: We'll get to emails and other things I want. I
Speaker 1: want to touch on this really really quickly, because there's
Speaker 1: a couple different headlines back to back. Here soron Memdanni's wife,
Speaker 1: you know, New York City mayor zoron Mamdani. Here's a
Speaker 1: headline from the Free Beacon. Zorn. Mamdani's wife celebrated Palestinian terrorists,
Speaker 1: including plane hijacker, in social media posts from early adulthood.
Speaker 1: All right, son Mandanni is married to a terrorist sympathizer.
Speaker 1: Her name is Rama Dulagi. What a shock. Anyway. Here
Speaker 1: there's another headline. School restricts lunch for all students during Ramadan.
Speaker 1: Now this was in Canada, which is kind of barely
Speaker 1: a country anymore, but some students weren't allowed to eat
Speaker 1: lunch because it might have tempt some Muslim kids. That
Speaker 1: and so these headlines they what happens is they come
Speaker 1: out and we look at the headline and we're outraged.
Speaker 1: How can this be? How can this be? This shouldn't be,
Speaker 1: This shouldn't be. And that's good. I'm glad you're mad
Speaker 1: about that. I'm mad about that. It's not the way
Speaker 1: it should be. But it is really, really, really important
Speaker 1: that we go back to the source of all these problems.
Speaker 1: The source of all these problems is immigration. Immigration is
Speaker 1: the source of all these problems. And if I can
Speaker 1: take it a step further, not illegal immigration. Yes, illegal
Speaker 1: immigration is terrible and every way should be completely wiped
Speaker 1: out of got it, I got it, you got it.
Speaker 1: It is legal immigration that has transformed so many Western
Speaker 1: civilizations into places where Zooran Mendani can get elected mayor
Speaker 1: of New York City, where students are not able to
Speaker 1: eat their lunch out of respect for Ramadan. It doesn't
Speaker 1: do any good to get mad when the results come out.
Speaker 1: The point is the bad blood work you got at
Speaker 1: your doctor's office was the result of months of bad
Speaker 1: eating and sitting around. And you can yell and scream
Speaker 1: about the results and this is an outrage, but the
Speaker 1: only benefit is when you understand and accept what coust
Speaker 1: it and vow to change it in the future. Legal
Speaker 1: immigrants is a disaster for Western civilization and should be
Speaker 1: completely paused for years and years and years and years
Speaker 1: and years. And maybe you think that is wrong or crazy. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you were. I'm sure you learned in school.
Speaker 1: Here's you know what, it's a virtual guarantee what I'm
Speaker 1: about to say. I guarantee you you learned in school.
Speaker 1: You read it in your history tech book, textbooks, and
Speaker 1: your history teachers told you about all that immigration we
Speaker 1: got through Ellis Island at one point. Didn't you learn
Speaker 1: about that? Of course, the Irish came in, and the
Speaker 1: Italians came in, and the Jews came in and hit
Speaker 1: But I'm sure you learned about Ellis Island, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure it was talked about as if it was the
Speaker 1: most wonderful thing in the world, and America threw up
Speaker 1: in its doors. Give me you're tired, you poor, you're
Speaker 1: wretched masses. You learned that it was wonderful, didn't you?
Speaker 1: You learned about that? You know what you didn't learn?
Speaker 1: I bet my left arm on it. I bet you
Speaker 1: didn't learn that after that time, this was not a
Speaker 1: long period in American history. And after that time, America
Speaker 1: slammed the door shut and threw a lock on it
Speaker 1: for decades and said no more immigration. None. This was
Speaker 1: way too much, this was way too disruptive. Nope, no more.
Speaker 1: America's closed for a long time. I think it was
Speaker 1: forty years. Might might not be quite forty years. For
Speaker 1: a long time, America said, boop, done. Closed. That's a
Speaker 1: very normal thing for a country to do. And again,
Speaker 1: build the wall, I'm all about it. Build that sucker
Speaker 1: two hundred feet high, put a moat down there with alligators.
Speaker 1: It sounds good. I'm all about deportation of every person
Speaker 1: here illegally, man, women and children. Round every one of
Speaker 1: them up and throw them out of here. Sounds good.
Speaker 1: Mass migration. Mass immigration into a country does not magically
Speaker 1: become wonderful because dirtball politicians determine that it is legal.
Speaker 1: Our legal immigration system is a disaster. And the reason
Speaker 1: I'm so loud and emphatic about this is because you've
Speaker 1: moved the gop. You have and I have. We've moved
Speaker 1: them enough to now at least most of them will
Speaker 1: loudly complain about illegal immigration. But to this day, even
Speaker 1: some of our most hardcore Republicans. We'll say illegal immigration's bad,
Speaker 1: but legal immigration's great. I love legal immigration. Ah, just
Speaker 1: give me, everybody, hold on, hold on, let me hold on,
Speaker 1: all right. Let me write something down on this piece
Speaker 1: of paper. All right, hang on, let me take it
Speaker 1: around to my friends. Hey, will you vote for this? Okay? Look,
Speaker 1: enough of my friends voted for it. Now I have
Speaker 1: a piece of paper, and it's gonna make all those
Speaker 1: people from Haiti they're just as American as you and me.
Speaker 1: Sounds great. Now you wake up. There's the Muslim called
Speaker 1: a prayer in New York City. Now children have to
Speaker 1: starve at lunchtime because it's Ramadan. Now. I just saw
Speaker 1: a story. I think it was out of New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Somebody chopped the head off of a baby goat in
Speaker 1: a sacrifice ceremony. I wonder what Baptist church he went to.
Speaker 1: This is a result of immigration. Stop it all, all right,
Speaker 1: let's do this, Jesse. The war in Iran, this war,
Speaker 1: this Iran war or military operation, whatever you call it,
Speaker 1: seems to be really splitting the America First Movement into
Speaker 1: two factions, maybe even more. You always talk about coalitions
Speaker 1: that help when elections. I'm not sure Republicans are going
Speaker 1: to be able to win any elections with this much disunity.
Speaker 1: I hate seeing it. What do you see? What do
Speaker 1: you think? Okay, well, first, online isn't real life. Let's
Speaker 1: remember that. Let's remember I've already played for you during
Speaker 1: the show that the bad numbers we have with independence
Speaker 1: when it comes to cost of living things like that.
Speaker 1: Let's remember the actual numbers of we're talking hardcore MAGA Republicans,
Speaker 1: three time Trump voters. You log into Facebook or Twitter
Speaker 1: or whatever you do, and you see all this fighting
Speaker 1: about the whole thing, But numbers wise, it's pretty solid.
Speaker 2: The GOP on US military action in Iran. Look at this,
Speaker 2: and maggot, it's ninety percent approval. It's ninety percent approval,
Speaker 2: just five percent disapprove. If you disapprove of the job
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump is doing, or excuse me, the US
Speaker 2: military action in Iran, and you're a member of the GOP.
Speaker 2: Look at this, it's your non maggot, you're not maggot.
Speaker 2: It's thirty six percent there, fifty four percent approval. But
Speaker 2: the majority of Republicans approve of the job that the
Speaker 2: US military action is in Iran. And the major of MAGA,
Speaker 2: which is the majority of the GOP, very much PROOFDNE
Speaker 2: very little split in Donald Trump's base. Those who are
Speaker 2: disapprove in the GOP, simply put, they hate MAGA.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the hardcore Trump base is not that split.
Speaker 1: And by the way, even ones who may be about
Speaker 1: love that we're doing in Iran. I hate what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Even the ones that may be split. The elections held tomorrow,
Speaker 1: they're going out They're voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: They're going out.
Speaker 1: Vote for Donald Whatever side of this whole thing you're on,
Speaker 1: they're going out there voting for Donald Trump. This disunity
Speaker 1: that people they get scared when they see disunity like
Speaker 1: that email. It makes you nervous. And I understand that.
Speaker 1: I just said, hey, are we so? Are we so
Speaker 1: divided that we're going to lose elections and things like
Speaker 1: that. That's an understandable paranoia. However, it's good to be able
Speaker 1: to argue amongst ourselves as a party. The Communists are
Speaker 1: never allowed to do this. The Communists are forced into
Speaker 1: one rigid way of thinking and anyone else is purged
Speaker 1: from the party. That you can get together with five
Speaker 1: other of your hardcore Republican friends. And one of you
Speaker 1: who says, Bobby Ron to Helen Back, I hope we
Speaker 1: should send in the ground troops and you say we
Speaker 1: should never have gone over there at all, and you're
Speaker 1: arguing and yelling. That's a good thing. That is a
Speaker 1: good thing. We can have these discussions like adults. And
Speaker 1: by the way, be very wary of the friend who
Speaker 1: says you can't now you have to think about it
Speaker 1: like me. That's stupid. No, you can have an opinion
Speaker 1: on it. The hard cores are still right where they've
Speaker 1: always been. The problem is, you don't win national elections
Speaker 1: with your hard cores. The left doesn't and the right doesn't.
Speaker 1: The Normans who go whichever way the wind blows, the independence.
Speaker 1: It's well known in politics. They decide who wins nationally.
Speaker 1: They decide for now. For now we've lost them. Doesn't
Speaker 1: mean we can't get them back, but for now they
Speaker 1: have completely abandoned us. All right, we'll do some more
Speaker 1: of these in a moment. Is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a fantastic Thursday. We got Selena Zito coming up
Speaker 1: ten minutes from now. We'll talk to her about everything
Speaker 1: from Ohio Valley pizza to his manufacturing coming back, all
Speaker 1: kinds of things. Don tap for Selena Zito. That'd be
Speaker 1: a good time. If you miss any part of the show,
Speaker 1: you can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. The headline is
Speaker 1: the heck NASCAR suspends driver for using quote gay voice
Speaker 1: to poke fun at fellow racer. I want I'm not
Speaker 1: going to go into the story, but he's twenty two
Speaker 1: years old. Apparently he used a gay voice. I'm not
Speaker 1: even sure exactly what that means to the hell out
Speaker 1: of these people. Oh thank you, Chris. I didn't thank
Speaker 1: you for clearing that up. A little rude, I would say,
Speaker 1: but I understand that. But look, it's the year twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six. We're gonna go ahead and revert back to
Speaker 1: the year when when dudes could talk like dudes with
Speaker 1: each other in whatever setting they wanted. You know, I
Speaker 1: realized that you dirty word police, you got like this
Speaker 1: two decade log span there where you had to force
Speaker 1: dudes to only speak that way behind closed doors, in
Speaker 1: whispers and things like that. But here in the year
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, why are you gee, we're bringing men back?
Speaker 1: What Chris, what Jesse, do you really like corn? Tortillas
Speaker 1: more than wheat tortillas. Wheat tortillas, I don't even know
Speaker 1: what a freaking wheat tortilla is. Oh, he's talking about
Speaker 1: flower to tias. No, corn tortillas are grainy garbage. And
Speaker 1: I actually have a huge complaint with the enchilada industry
Speaker 1: in this country. I was selling RV's before I took
Speaker 1: this job, and my first RV sales job was in
Speaker 1: the Dallas area, and it was actually in Denton, Texas, Denton, Texas,
Speaker 1: and they had this place that I had the best
Speaker 1: enchiladas I've ever had in my entire life, La Milpa,
Speaker 1: La Milpa. I think it was a restaurant in a hotel,
Speaker 1: if I remember right, it was in a hotel, what, Chris,
Speaker 1: I can't remember everything, or it was in Mexican anyway,
Speaker 1: you know why there enchiladas were the best because they
Speaker 1: made them with flower tortillas. These corn tortillas are grainy
Speaker 1: and awful. I don't understand it. Jesse, are you ever?
Speaker 1: Are you even hearing yourself complaining? All this is about
Speaker 1: last night, about how I don't want to wash my
Speaker 1: car anymore. I don't want to bend over with the
Speaker 1: vacuum and stuff. Your car washing problem solves itself. You
Speaker 1: already own two car washing slaves, who incidentally, are the
Speaker 1: ones who trash your car in the first place. His
Speaker 1: name is Eric. I actually thought about this my boys,
Speaker 1: James and Luke. Why not just make them wash the car? Okay,
Speaker 1: that would make sense, It would make sense. But if
Speaker 1: I may, I don't know if you have sons or
Speaker 1: if you're planning on having sons, but you really don't
Speaker 1: understand how gross they are. When they're young boys. You'll
Speaker 1: send them off to church camp or something like that,
Speaker 1: and they'll come back with a shampoo bottle after three
Speaker 1: or four days that has not been open completely full. Chris,
Speaker 1: I'm not making this up. You they have a dirty
Speaker 1: clothes bag. Speaking of church camp, you send them off.
Speaker 1: He started bringing for breeze for the drive home from
Speaker 1: church camp because the dirty clothes bag is so ransom.
Speaker 1: When these little animals throw the dirty clothes bag in
Speaker 1: the back of the car when they get to their rooms.
Speaker 1: Bob has to square this away all the time when
Speaker 1: they start taking off clothes after practice. Like Luke got
Speaker 1: home last night after track practice, so I go in
Speaker 1: to see him. I go in just to say, Hi,
Speaker 1: it's very obvious what happened. He got home after track practice,
Speaker 1: he needed to go take a shower. He walks in
Speaker 1: and took off his track clothes and just dropped them
Speaker 1: where they came off of his body. They're piled up
Speaker 1: this late, not even piled up. I'm sorry, that was wrong,
Speaker 1: just strewn across the floor in a line on the
Speaker 1: way to the shower.
Speaker 4: And he walked out of the shower clean, and there
Speaker 4: are dirty this socks in underwear that he's obviously either
Speaker 4: stepping on or hopefully at least stepping around, and it
Speaker 4: never occurred to him.
Speaker 1: To bend down and pick it up and put it
Speaker 1: in the dirty clothes. What I'm saying is, let's say
Speaker 1: I made them wash my car. We make them do
Speaker 1: other chores, all kinds of chores around the house. But
Speaker 1: let's say I make them go wash my car. Do
Speaker 1: you think I'm going to get a satisfactory car back
Speaker 1: after I send them there? I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 1: if I gave them my keys, they would go wash
Speaker 1: my car, and then they would go pick up food
Speaker 1: and eat it in the car on the way. I
Speaker 1: guarantee they would, Chris, they do that stuff. I've had
Speaker 1: to threaten them with their lives to go back out
Speaker 1: to the car. They leave water bottles in the back.
Speaker 1: They'll bring food in the back. They can never get
Speaker 1: every fry in their mouths in the back. I have
Speaker 1: threatened them and threatened them and threatened them. Little girls
Speaker 1: aren't like this. Okay, little boys, I shouldn't say little boys.
Speaker 1: They're teenagers now, they're young men. They're disgusting, absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 1: You can't have them wash things for you. You know
Speaker 1: what you do? You make them go out back and
Speaker 1: pick up dog poop, right, You make them do yard work.
Speaker 1: You make them if you have something, a chair that
Speaker 1: needs to be assembled to something, you just pass them
Speaker 1: the box and say go do that. Cleaning is not
Speaker 1: something they're able to do well. They can't do it.
Speaker 1: It's not inside of them. I don't understand it. I
Speaker 1: do understand Selena Zito. She's gonna talk to us about
Speaker 1: everything from pizza to manufacturing to the mood of the voters.
Speaker 1: And she's gonna do it next. Oh, the legendary Dean Martin.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday, reminding
Speaker 1: you that tomorrow is an ask doctor Jesse Friday. Get
Speaker 1: your questions emailed in right now to Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellyshow dot com. Selena, I didn't know you were a
Speaker 1: Dean Martin fan.
Speaker 3: Actually, Dean Martin is from Stupenville. You should know that.
Speaker 1: Of course I know that. Did you know, Selena? That
Speaker 1: there is this little restaurant in Steubenville, Ohio. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think when I've talked about this before, it's called
Speaker 1: Caprice c A p R. I they have. They have
Speaker 1: like three things on the menu, meatball subs, Italian sausage subs.
Speaker 1: They don't take credit cards. It's only cash Casha yep,
Speaker 1: that cash only. They've been opened since the seventies. It's legendary,
Speaker 1: family owned. It's so good that when my mom was
Speaker 1: in labor, my dad drove her to the hospital. I
Speaker 1: kid you not, it's a true story. He stopped at
Speaker 1: Capris and got a sandwich on the way to the
Speaker 1: hospital when my mother was in labor. And my mother
Speaker 1: will tell that story to.
Speaker 3: This day, as one does when you're from around the
Speaker 3: Ohio Valley right that sort of straddles Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Speaker 3: You can also get Steuben Valley or Steubenville or Ohio
Speaker 3: Valley Pizza too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'm gonna hand this one over to you.
Speaker 1: I've attempted to explain the greatness of this the people before,
Speaker 1: but these peasants who've never had it don't fully appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Ohio Valley Pizza Go.
Speaker 3: Ohio Valley Pizza was created by Di Carlo. I'm going
Speaker 3: to forget his first name. World War two veterans stationed
Speaker 3: in Italy comes back home. He sees these like pies
Speaker 3: that are made in Italy. I remember, pizza wasn't a
Speaker 3: thing in the nineteen forties, right, And he couldn't remember
Speaker 3: the recipe, but his family had a bakery. So he
Speaker 3: makes the pizza and it has anchovies and sauce and
Speaker 3: cheese in it, and he bakes it, but he feels
Speaker 3: like something is missing, and I know this because I
Speaker 3: interview him. So he adds fresh Grande cheese on top,
Speaker 3: which is like prevalone, and mozzarella and it's cold, but
Speaker 3: there's already baked cheese and sauce and whatever you want
Speaker 3: on top, and the textures and the different temperatures and
Speaker 3: the flavor is just absolutely intoxicating. And if you get
Speaker 3: it to go, they basically give you a twenty dollars
Speaker 3: bag of cheese to take with you, and which would
Speaker 3: you know, and they don't charge you extra.
Speaker 1: Yep. There's a place in Toronto, Ohio where I grew
Speaker 1: up to i was ten called Eggy's. I believe Iggy's
Speaker 1: is still there. Iggy's, Oh the best I've ever had.
Speaker 1: All Right, Selena, that's enough of that. Now I'm starving.
Speaker 1: We have to talk about the country, Selena. I'm going
Speaker 1: to play something for you. It's really not freaking good.
Speaker 1: But listen to this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about Independence? You'd think this forty one points
Speaker 2: below water is bad. Take a look at Independence. It's
Speaker 2: even worse. I mean sixty points under water. When it
Speaker 2: comes to Trump and the cost of living among Independence
Speaker 2: again a record low.
Speaker 1: You we lost Independence on the cost of living. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump won the presidency in part because of that. I
Speaker 1: shouldn't say be lost. We're behind with them right now.
Speaker 1: What needs to change?
Speaker 3: I think that. I think what needs to change. Look,
Speaker 3: here's the problem with what happened during COVID and after COVID,
Speaker 3: with how Biden sort of comported the country, right, how
Speaker 3: he ran things, his prices go up. They never really
Speaker 3: go down unless it's gasoline and eggs. Outside of that,
Speaker 3: we're kind of stuck with it. So how do you
Speaker 3: then make the difference? Right, how do you get people's
Speaker 3: pocketbooks to be where they were in twenty nineteen as
Speaker 3: opposed to that sort of hole that it fell into
Speaker 3: between twenty twenty and now, Well, we had some we
Speaker 3: we had great success. Actually the country had great success
Speaker 3: with the cost of eggs and gasoline going down. However,
Speaker 3: the war in Iran has changed that. I would argue temporarily,
Speaker 3: but you know, people don't have patience about gasoline other things.
Speaker 3: Those prices are not going to go down, and and
Speaker 3: that's just sort of the cost of doing business with
Speaker 3: that bad politics. Uh, you know, they're not The people
Speaker 3: aren't gonna you know, merchants aren't just going to start
Speaker 3: lowering prices. They just don't do that. And so how
Speaker 3: do you how do you make the difference up? Well,
Speaker 3: a lot of that has to do with home buying, right,
Speaker 3: how do you get the interest rate down? How do
Speaker 3: you get predatory venture capitalists from buying homes and driving
Speaker 3: up the cost of homes and neighborhoods? Right, those are
Speaker 3: the things that you can do and and also with
Speaker 3: the tariffs. Now, I know that a lot of the
Speaker 3: tariffs were deemed illegal, but there's other ways. There's a
Speaker 3: plan B going on it, and it's like an algebra problem,
Speaker 3: so don't ask me to explain it, almost like calculus.
Speaker 3: But you know, those are the ways that you sort
Speaker 3: of prosecute attacking the costs and you know, you just
Speaker 3: get out there and be honest with people. I mean,
Speaker 3: I always think that honesty works. People will cut you
Speaker 3: a brake if you're like, look, this is how it is.
Speaker 3: We got to go around the rock because we can't
Speaker 3: go through the rock, and this is how we're going
Speaker 3: to fix it.
Speaker 1: What are people happy with? Selena did the immigration raids?
Speaker 1: I know there were some rumors that some ass some
Speaker 1: parts of the Trump White House thought the immigration raids
Speaker 1: were unpopular, and there were rumors that back off the
Speaker 1: messaging on the whole thing. Were they unpopular?
Speaker 3: No, what was unpopular was how the Secretary of dha
Speaker 3: Us Christinome sort of made it a glamour event for her.
Speaker 3: It came about her. Uh, you always have to be
Speaker 3: on DELA on situations like this that involve families that
Speaker 3: can have optics that can make people second guess their
Speaker 3: own core values is you have to have someone up
Speaker 3: there that can can tell the story effectively without without
Speaker 3: turning people off. And there was a serious messaging problem
Speaker 3: coming from Dahs. I think the best thing that has
Speaker 3: happened is not that she was bad or good at
Speaker 3: her job. The messaging was wrong. And when the messaging
Speaker 3: is wrong, you got to fix it. And so I think,
Speaker 3: how you know, closing the border, people love it. Getting
Speaker 3: people out of their your hometowns that have criminal records
Speaker 3: and you know, sort of shady dealings and drug trafficking. Yes,
Speaker 3: everybody wants that out of their neighborhood. People have kids
Speaker 3: and grandkids and daughters and sisters and brothers and parents.
Speaker 3: Any one of them could be a victim any day.
Speaker 3: But you've got to have good messaging. And when when
Speaker 3: Nome took over the messaging as opposed to the president,
Speaker 3: that became when it became sort of visually unpopular.
Speaker 1: Selita, does the rest belt feel like manufacturing jobs are
Speaker 1: coming back? Is there a positive feeling in these towns?
Speaker 3: Yes, absolutely, manufacturing is coming back. I can't put this way.
Speaker 3: I can't I help people. I just I just wrote
Speaker 3: a really awesome story in Pittsburgh where a manufacturing facility
Speaker 3: just got his seventy two million dollar defense contract to
Speaker 3: repurpose and fix our navy vessel. Like these kinds of
Speaker 3: things are happening all over Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana.
Speaker 3: Right the reshoring of our manufacturing is an undertold story,
Speaker 3: and I can't get everywhere to tell that story. But
Speaker 3: I'm really really trying. People were happy, the wages are good,
Speaker 3: the benefits are good. It keeps them in their hometown,
Speaker 3: which then therefore keeps them in their community, near their family,
Speaker 3: near the things that have meaning to them and sort
Speaker 3: of reinforces that sense of place. But there's not enough
Speaker 3: of people telling those stories. Selena.
Speaker 1: I just can't ever get on board with the Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh fries on the sandwich thing. You know, I love Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. I've never gotten I never got
Speaker 1: it when I was a kid. I don't understand it.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's why it happened. It was about the efficiency
Speaker 3: of handing over your sandwich. It started with Samani Brothers.
Speaker 3: The It was a diner that didn't open until eleven
Speaker 3: at night and closed at eight in the morning, and
Speaker 3: it was for the men and women who got off
Speaker 3: work at the mill when they would go and get
Speaker 3: their sandwiches right either during break or before work or
Speaker 3: after work. They were on time, you know, they had
Speaker 3: very little time to spare, so they threw everything on
Speaker 3: the sandwich, the cool flaw, the French fries, and then
Speaker 3: they wrapped it in newspaper. That's pretty gross, right, but
Speaker 3: that's how it started. And of course everyone tries to
Speaker 3: then turn something into a gimmick. I am not a fan.
Speaker 3: I don't. I mean, this will probably take my yinser
Speaker 3: cart away from me, but I'm not particularly a fan
Speaker 3: of all this French fries on everything. It's not my thing.
Speaker 3: French fries belonged on the side with your hot talk.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: I don't disagree. Selnazito dot com. Go sign up for
Speaker 1: her newsletters. Selene, I appreciate you as always, just not
Speaker 1: a French fried. I mean, I like French fries, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't need him on a sandwich. What I do
Speaker 1: need is one more segment before we leave. Hang on,
Speaker 1: It's the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of a Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show Forever I'm kidding. We haven't been fired. I'm
Speaker 1: going to be back tomorrow for ask doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: Get your questions in Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: And do remember this is not the hungage dott. You
Speaker 1: know what she was saying. Here's a translation. I'm going
Speaker 1: to do my best to not use the word because
Speaker 1: I find it pretty offensive.
Speaker 3: Uh So, I'm going to use fat bodied as we talk.
Speaker 1: Don't forget. We don't say Opeese, we don't say ope
Speaker 1: city anymore. When you're looking at your sister and she's
Speaker 1: yelling at you about voting for Trump, don't call her obese.
Speaker 1: It's offensive. Say hey, fat body that way, She's not
Speaker 1: offended at all. Hey, Jesse, I'm sick of the TSA
Speaker 1: and the military and whoever else doesn't get a paycheck
Speaker 1: when Congress fails to fund them. If TSA doesn't get
Speaker 1: a paycheck, it should be an immediate, absolute, no exception
Speaker 1: shut down. I'm not saying flights should stop. That's up
Speaker 1: to the airlines, but keeping people on the payroll and
Speaker 1: expecting them to work without pay is ridiculous and should stop. Now.
Speaker 1: I know you look, we've been talking a little bit
Speaker 1: about the warnings. I know you've seen things, maybe you've
Speaker 1: experienced it yourself, about the lines at the airport. So
Speaker 1: let me explain a little bit more than nitty gritty
Speaker 1: about what's actually happening. Although it's pretty easy to explain.
Speaker 1: TSA is not getting a paycheck, I believe right now.
Speaker 1: I know they've missed at least two, possibly three. I
Speaker 1: think maybe as of tomorrow will be three. I don't remember,
Speaker 1: but I know they've missed two paychecks. So TSA agents
Speaker 1: who don't believe in working without pay, Neither do I,
Speaker 1: neither should you are calling in sick. They're not getting
Speaker 1: paid because Democrats have shut down the government. Democrats want
Speaker 1: DHS to be defunded so we can't deport any more
Speaker 1: Democrat voters. All right, you got it now. The major
Speaker 1: major major airports in the country Lax, LaGuardia, honestly, Houston
Speaker 1: with George Bush, Chicago, O'Hare, the big, big, big, big
Speaker 1: big boys. They are still operating, okay, because they are
Speaker 1: such major hubs for the United States of America. TSA
Speaker 1: is making sure that whoever's showing up, they're showing up
Speaker 1: there to kind of look kind of keep the trains going.
Speaker 1: Although it's planes, I realize that, but it's the second, third,
Speaker 1: fourth tier. The airports that are under those, those are
Speaker 1: the ones that are experiencing these two three hour lines. Remember,
Speaker 1: I went what's it last week? I went to LA.
Speaker 1: I think it was last week. Last week. I went
Speaker 1: to Los Angeles two weeks ago, whatever, Chris. I went
Speaker 1: to LA and I flew out of George Bush. It's
Speaker 1: this huge airport here in Houston. I had no line, none,
Speaker 1: there was no line, walked right up, gone. I flew
Speaker 1: back out of Lax again, same thing, no line. And
Speaker 1: as I'm flying, I'm watching all these stories about these
Speaker 1: second and third tier airports where these they're having these
Speaker 1: horrible lines. So, look, there's no I hate to say it,
Speaker 1: but there's no good solution. It actually comes back to
Speaker 1: the immigration thing. You don't want to hear the Muslim
Speaker 1: called a prayer in New York City. Well, you have
Speaker 1: to mind immigration. If you want these kinds of things
Speaker 1: to stop happening, then you have to stop voting for Democrats.
Speaker 1: Democrats do this. Democrats did this on purpose. Democrats are
Speaker 1: trying to defund DHS so we can't deport foreigners. They
Speaker 1: are willing to defund TSA because they're part of that
Speaker 1: appropriations package. They're willing to defund TSA and destroy all
Speaker 1: your travel plans so their voters can stay in the country.
Speaker 1: That's just the way it is, and there's no other
Speaker 1: There's nothing else I can tell you. As long as
Speaker 1: this country continues to elect democrats, Democrats are communists. Now
Speaker 1: we are going to deal with what amounts to be
Speaker 1: terrorism from one of the two political parties. And until
Speaker 1: voters start punishing these people in mass they're not going
Speaker 1: to change. They are the foreigner party. Their entire party
Speaker 1: has been handed to foreigners. They rely on foreigners everything.
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Speaker 1: US bulls lifting sanctions on Iranian oil at sea despite
Speaker 1: war on Tehran. The Trump administration is hyper aware that
Speaker 1: gas prices can sink this administration and therefore the country
Speaker 1: really quickly, so they're gonna be taking steps like this
Speaker 1: to try to mitigate things. Trump draws as with shocking
Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor quip in front of Japanese PM over Iran's
Speaker 1: surprise attack. Oh please, it was funny. We're all used
Speaker 1: to it by now. Hag Seth confirms Pentagon is seeking
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