Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Monday.
Speaker 1: So here's what we have this hour. A couple of
Speaker 1: good things are happening out there, and we should most
Speaker 1: definitely celebrate those things. There are a bunch of really
Speaker 1: good emails that I have neglected. We should at least
Speaker 1: give a shout out, at least a little bit of
Speaker 1: a shout out to this dude. And I don't know
Speaker 1: if he wants to be named publicly, so I don't
Speaker 1: want to name him yet. You can go look it
Speaker 1: up if you're interested. In Twin Falls, Idaho. Apparently some
Speaker 1: psycho busts out a weapon most three people down at
Speaker 1: an in and out burger. This dude hops out of
Speaker 1: his ride with a suppressed weapon and starts fighting back,
Speaker 1: and it was freaking awesome. I love this country, so
Speaker 1: that's a good thing. I saw this. This is a
Speaker 1: good thing.
Speaker 2: A few years ago, the Army was struggling to fill
Speaker 2: its ranks. Now commanders tell us they're seeing more and
Speaker 2: more Americans walk into their recruiting office looking for a career,
Speaker 2: a sense of purpose, and wanting to serve our country.
Speaker 2: After geting a low in fiscal year twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: Army recruiting has climbed every year since, up nearly thirty
Speaker 2: eight percent overall, with that biggest jump happening in fiscal
Speaker 2: year twenty twenty five. The Army has already met its
Speaker 2: annual recruiting goal for twenty twenty, six months ahead of schedule.
Speaker 1: Army, that's what happens when you stop pushing your disgusting
Speaker 1: cultural comic crap and just start talking about killing people
Speaker 1: and breaking things. Young men, they want to go join
Speaker 1: that organization. That's a good thing. Here's another good thing.
Speaker 1: Trump administration cancels twenty eight thousand trucker licenses held by
Speaker 1: illegal aliens. We talked about this last week. We are
Speaker 1: getting good things, all right. Let's just see some of
Speaker 1: these emails. Hey, Jesse, I'm sick of Trump's stopping attacks
Speaker 1: on Iran. He keeps pausing the attacks. I get that
Speaker 1: piece is the best option, but you and I know
Speaker 1: they are liars. I think Trump can do more strategic
Speaker 1: attacks and end this madness in a few weeks. What
Speaker 1: are your thoughts? Says his name is Sully. Okay, then
Speaker 1: we got this one lies from the Trump administration. I
Speaker 1: was maga, or at least what MAGA was touted as being,
Speaker 1: which is false. Trump boasts about his administration. It's supposed transparency,
Speaker 1: which is just a bunch of vagueness with no concrete information.
Speaker 1: Case in point, how many times is the Trump administration
Speaker 1: going to lie and tell us Iran is begging to
Speaker 1: make a deal and so on, we're close to making
Speaker 1: a deal. Okay, So all right, In case you didn't know,
Speaker 1: here's a couple things that happened after after close of
Speaker 1: business on Friday. After close of business on Friday, I
Speaker 1: got word at embassy's in the United in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: We're telling Americans get out. If you're there, get out.
Speaker 1: Why would that be the case? That means you're anticipating
Speaker 1: retaliatory strikes from Iran on what you're about to do.
Speaker 1: Combine that with this, There was a very public report,
Speaker 1: which we'll get to that in a second, a very
Speaker 1: public report that we, in conjunction with Israel, were about
Speaker 1: to launch a massive, and I do mean massive attack
Speaker 1: on Iran. How big would it have been? Well, look,
Speaker 1: I understand Trump blusters and he's been over the top,
Speaker 1: but this is what Trump said. The audio is a
Speaker 1: little real.
Speaker 3: Where it talks big deal where it talks, and they'll
Speaker 3: sometimes deny it, even though I spend hours and hours
Speaker 3: together talking. Now the talks are going along, We're going
Speaker 3: to hit them very hard yesterday, very very hard, Harder
Speaker 3: than any attack I think I can say general from
Speaker 3: a point of knowledge, any attack since World War Two.
Speaker 1: Was going to be the biggest attack since World War II.
Speaker 1: That's not the only time he said it. He said
Speaker 1: it on Air Force War.
Speaker 3: We had an.
Speaker 4: Attack that would be the biggest attack since World War Two,
Speaker 4: and it would have been disasters them, and they didn't
Speaker 4: want us to do it.
Speaker 1: And the word was that that was coming. It looked inevitable.
Speaker 1: Now I said, we'd get to that spot in a moment.
Speaker 1: Remember this, sometimes advanced knowledge of military plans. Sometimes it
Speaker 1: gets out to the media because we have leakers and
Speaker 1: dirty commies in the Pentagon. Of course, you know that happens.
Speaker 1: I know that happens. We're all grown ups here. Other times,
Speaker 1: you leak these things to the media because you you
Speaker 1: want them to report on these things, and you want
Speaker 1: them to report on these things because you want the
Speaker 1: other side to see it. All right now, I don't
Speaker 1: know what the reality of that was. I don't know,
Speaker 1: and neither do you. And pause. You mentioned transparency, and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get to these things you were saying about,
Speaker 1: why not just finish the job or he's lying about
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get to these things in a second. You
Speaker 1: mentioned transparency. I am sorry, but here's the truth. Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: as commander in chief, while conducting a military operation, cannot,
Speaker 1: should not, and will not be transparent with you or me.
Speaker 1: We don't want that, right, We don't like to talk
Speaker 1: about that that this guy, Hey, lie to me. That's
Speaker 1: not what I'm saying. But Donald Trump is not going
Speaker 1: to be totally forthcoming because deception, misdirection, this is part
Speaker 1: of how war is conducted. He can't hold a press
Speaker 1: conference and be honest all the way, honest about everything.
Speaker 1: I don't know that this largest bombing campaign since World
Speaker 1: War Two was being completely honest. It may have been
Speaker 1: one big, fat bluff up to and including telling the embassies, hey,
Speaker 1: tell everyone to get out, which Iran would have found
Speaker 1: out about, and so they were girding their loins. Then
Speaker 1: Trump gets up and says, hey, they want to deal.
Speaker 1: They want to deal because they knew it was coming.
Speaker 3: They were in talks.
Speaker 1: Big deal.
Speaker 3: We're in talks, and they'll sometimes deny it, even though
Speaker 3: they spent hours and hours together talking. No, the talks
Speaker 3: are going along, We're going to hit them.
Speaker 1: Very so Trump says we're in talks. Hey, Iron's gonna
Speaker 1: deny it. But Trump says we're in talks. Now, let
Speaker 1: me address both of these things. First, let me read
Speaker 1: the guy's specific words. Jesse, I'm sick of Trump stopping
Speaker 1: the attacks. He keeps pausing. These people are liars, more
Speaker 1: strategic attacks. All right, let me ask you this. And
Speaker 1: I don't know the answer to this question, and neither
Speaker 1: do you. We only know some of the reporting that's
Speaker 1: out there. But let me ask you this. Do you
Speaker 1: believe that we have all the missiles we need? Look it.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go dig up all the sound
Speaker 1: bites and things like that, but there have been all
Speaker 1: kinds of reports that we're running out of things. Now
Speaker 1: I need to focus on this for a second, because
Speaker 1: this is something that's really, really, really important. We think
Speaker 1: about World War two America. World War two America, when
Speaker 1: we were the manufacturing hub of the world, and you
Speaker 1: know what, not only we shocked the entire rest of
Speaker 1: the world, our allies, our enemies, but also shocked us
Speaker 1: how much stuff we could produce. It shocked us. We
Speaker 1: knew we had an incredible manufacturing base, and we were shocked.
Speaker 1: Japan knew well ahead of time that we had an
Speaker 1: incredible manufacturing base, and they were still shocked. Hitler. I
Speaker 1: forget exactly what the numbers are, so I'm not going
Speaker 1: to give it to you. But Hitler was told he
Speaker 1: asked for a report, Hey, how much stuff can America make?
Speaker 1: And when they gave him the number. I guess from
Speaker 1: my understanding of the story is he laughed in their
Speaker 1: faces because he thought it was way overestimating, and by
Speaker 1: the way, it was way beneath what we could do.
Speaker 1: That's the kind of country you and I are used to.
Speaker 1: And then when you fast forward to other things, Look Vietnam,
Speaker 1: We'll go Vietnam. Now you can argue about this, so
Speaker 1: that strategy in Vietnam. Do you remember there being a
Speaker 1: big hubbub of any kind about being out of stuff?
Speaker 1: Do you ever remember that? Because it didn't happen. You know,
Speaker 1: you could argue, do we carpet Bob, but we're not
Speaker 1: out of stuff? Global War on tear, you know, Iraq, Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: do you remember all kinds of arguments about those conflicts?
Speaker 1: And that's fine. Do you remember at any time somebody's saying, hey,
Speaker 1: are we out of bullets? You don't? I think we
Speaker 1: have to have a talk. Here is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful, wonderful, amazing Monday. All right, So
Speaker 1: back to what we were talking about. Uh, the guy's
Speaker 1: mad about Trump pausing the attacks? Why are we pausing
Speaker 1: the attacks? Stop pausing the attacks? I wanted to focus
Speaker 1: on the very boring, nerdy logistical details of this. I
Speaker 1: don't think we have enough missiles. I don't think we
Speaker 1: have enough interceptors. Now, stuff for a second. Remember there
Speaker 1: are offensive and there are defensive missiles. Okay, we'll set
Speaker 1: the offensive ones aside for a second, so we don't
Speaker 1: have to go into all that. Let's just talk defensively.
Speaker 1: These Iranian attacks, the Iranian attacks on our bases in
Speaker 1: places like Jordan, why have we stop most of them? Now?
Speaker 1: We haven't stopped all of them. Why have we stopped
Speaker 1: most of them? It's not just wishful thinking. We have
Speaker 1: the technology to detect a missile in flight and then
Speaker 1: launch other missiles at the missile in flight. And take
Speaker 1: it out in the air. If you are familiar at
Speaker 1: all with it, think about Israel's iron Dome system. That's
Speaker 1: what the iron dome is. It's not Kamala's nickname in college,
Speaker 1: and it's not an actual physical dome. It's simply a
Speaker 1: missile defense system. That's all it is. Detect it in
Speaker 1: the air, shoot it out of the air. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: those things don't grow on trees. They're insanely expensive and
Speaker 1: they take a very long time to produce. What if
Speaker 1: the reports are true and I don't know that they're true,
Speaker 1: and frankly I don't want to know because I don't
Speaker 1: want this stuff public. But what if the reports are
Speaker 1: true that we're running out of them. If that is
Speaker 1: a reality, you and I have a hard time accepting
Speaker 1: that because I want us to have unlimited stuff, and
Speaker 1: I'm used to us having unlimited stuff. If we're running
Speaker 1: out of missile interceptors, if Iran can launch things that
Speaker 1: are relatively low cost for them and readily available to them,
Speaker 1: and when they do that, we are launching things that
Speaker 1: are expensive and rare, then on a long enough timeline
Speaker 1: we can get and maybe we are at a point
Speaker 1: where we can't stop the missiles anymore. And now let
Speaker 1: me again, it's gonna sound like I'm defending Trump, but
Speaker 1: I'm explaining exactly what's going on here. You're the commander
Speaker 1: in chief, you're Donald Trump. I think we all understand
Speaker 1: that Trump has a heart for the troops. That's been
Speaker 1: very obvious, and I know that from personal interactions he's
Speaker 1: had and people I've talked to. Trump has a genuine
Speaker 1: love for the troops. Donald Trump is sitting there at
Speaker 1: his desk and he's being handed a report. I'm guessing
Speaker 1: on this. Remember, I'm guessing he's sitting at his desk
Speaker 1: and he's handed a report that says, hey, mister President,
Speaker 1: if he ron launches another attack like that again, they're
Speaker 1: gonna kill a lot of our troops because we can't
Speaker 1: stop it.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: I don't know that that conversation happened, But if that
Speaker 1: conversation happened, do you think that might explain why Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is saying, Ah, you know, we held off on
Speaker 1: the attack. It was gonna be big, world War two, big.
Speaker 1: But anyway, we're gonna make a deal. Hey, it could
Speaker 1: be World War two, but we're gonna make a deal.
Speaker 1: And remember that's how Trump negotiates. We talked about it
Speaker 1: a million times. Anyway, he wrote an entire book on it.
Speaker 1: It's not a mystery. The Donald Trump negotiated negotiation tactic
Speaker 1: very common in the business world. It boils down to
Speaker 1: basically this, Hey, I could really take you out back
Speaker 1: and shoot you in the face, or I could give
Speaker 1: you a billion dollars, or maybe I'll shoot you in
Speaker 1: the face or a billion dollars or face shot or
Speaker 1: a billion dollar. And it's just a way to get
Speaker 1: people to sign on to a deal. Here's a carrot,
Speaker 1: here's a stick. So when he's trying to get a
Speaker 1: deal out of Iran, he tells them I was about
Speaker 1: to drop the fire of a thousand sons on you.
Speaker 1: You better make a deal. You better make it now,
Speaker 1: fire of a thousand sons. We can make some money.
Speaker 1: It's Donald Trump trying to make a deal, right. I
Speaker 1: do want you to consider that we may be running
Speaker 1: out of the things we need to conduct in operation
Speaker 1: like this. And I know that hurts because we don't
Speaker 1: like to think like that. As Americans were used to
Speaker 1: having unlimited stuff. Pause on pause on that. Here's a
Speaker 1: good example. Have you seen any pictures of modern Navy seals,
Speaker 1: Green Beret types, Delta Force types. I believe they put
Speaker 1: out after that Maduro raid I believe they actually put
Speaker 1: out a picture with the faces blurred out if I
Speaker 1: remember right, of some of the Delta Force guys. I
Speaker 1: think they visited the White House and they put out
Speaker 1: a picture of them. Do you know what stood out? Well,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of things that stand out. Were you
Speaker 1: one of the things that stood out? Those dudes are
Speaker 1: freaking huge, I mean jacked. They look like borderline bodybuilders. Okay, now,
Speaker 1: you ever seen a picture of go look this up
Speaker 1: if you'd like. You ever seen a picture of France's
Speaker 1: Special Forces Special Operations guys, you can look look it up.
Speaker 1: They're out there, by the way. They're studs. I know
Speaker 1: you want to make fun of them because they're French,
Speaker 1: but they're total studs. Their tip of the spear guys
Speaker 1: are top notch, some of the best in the world.
Speaker 1: Look how much different they looking now. If you're not
Speaker 1: looking it up, that's fine, I'll describe it to you.
Speaker 1: They're not skinny. I'm not saying skinny. They are slight
Speaker 1: compared to our guys. Our guys look like they live
Speaker 1: in gold gym. The French guys look like they're running
Speaker 1: eight miles a day. That's what they look like. Why
Speaker 1: the difference. Why in the United States of America we
Speaker 1: have the logistics that we need to bring our guys
Speaker 1: by air by vehicle to where they need to go.
Speaker 1: So you get there and you bash, so someone's stall
Speaker 1: in and kill people. Okay, the French don't have what
Speaker 1: we have. Now. I know they're modern whatnot, but they
Speaker 1: don't have all the things we have. So there, guys,
Speaker 1: they've got to get dropped off twenty miles out and
Speaker 1: they have to hike their way in. It requires a
Speaker 1: different body type. We like that. That's cool, but that's
Speaker 1: a luxury. Okay, and list missiles are a luxury. I
Speaker 1: don't think we have them. I'll answer this second question
Speaker 1: in a moment, then we'll move on. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Monday. Remember you
Speaker 1: can email the show you love, your hate, your death
Speaker 1: threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So one more word,
Speaker 1: why does he keep stopping the attacks? You know, you
Speaker 1: see guys like Mike Pence. Of course they're on the
Speaker 1: news saying the bumper sticker for it.
Speaker 5: But I honestly think that the time has come for
Speaker 5: the President of the United States to unleash the armed
Speaker 5: forces of the United States strike the remaining nuclear facilities
Speaker 5: in Iran, take down and degrade their ability to project
Speaker 5: force not only in the Strait but across the region. Look,
Speaker 5: one does not make peace with one's enemy. One makes
Speaker 5: peace with one's defeated enemy.
Speaker 1: I look, I'm gonna pause there. I'm gonna let him
Speaker 1: keep going for a second war. There's something about war
Speaker 1: that brings the dumbest quotes out of people because they
Speaker 1: think it makes them sound tough or philosophical. One does
Speaker 1: not make peace with one's enemy. One makes peace with
Speaker 1: one's defeated enemy. The entire history of the world is
Speaker 1: a negotiated peace between two countries who hate each other
Speaker 1: and they're tired of fighting. Unconditional surrender in World War
Speaker 1: Two was the aberration. That was the exception. The entire
Speaker 1: history of the world is from ancient times to now,
Speaker 1: is countries making peace and they hate each other all
Speaker 1: the time. Indian Pakistan, remember that little dust up that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, to his credit, put a stop to two
Speaker 1: nuclear powers who hate each other's guts. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of history there. All of a sudden started to go
Speaker 1: to war. Trump steps in, Hey, let's work it out.
Speaker 1: Let's make a peace deal. Are they best these now
Speaker 1: they hate each other's guts. The entire history of the
Speaker 1: world is making peace with one's enemies, even one you
Speaker 1: freaking hate anyway. I just hate those stupid philosophical quote.
Speaker 5: President I served with is a man of action. He
Speaker 5: leads from the front. I don't think you can.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I'm gonna stop it again. It's not my intention
Speaker 1: to do this. But he leads from the front. This
Speaker 1: is not a criticism at all of Trump. It is not.
Speaker 1: If you are a politician and you never leave the
Speaker 1: air conditioning in a wartime operation, that does not count
Speaker 1: as leading from the front. Leading from the front is
Speaker 1: Alexander the Great on the vanguard of the cavalry charge,
Speaker 1: slashing into the enemy with a spear in his hand,
Speaker 1: the first one there. That's leading from the front. Napoleon
Speaker 1: did not lead from the front. Napoleon sat behind the
Speaker 1: army and issued orders. That's not leading from the front.
Speaker 1: And there is no politician of any stripe in the
Speaker 1: United States of America. Who is leading from the front
Speaker 1: if he's not getting shot at or blown up on
Speaker 1: a regular basis another one of these military terms that
Speaker 1: people use because it may make them sound tough and
Speaker 1: it makes them sound smart. This is not even a
Speaker 1: criticism of Trump or anything he's doing or saying, or
Speaker 1: anything else or not doing or saying. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: not leading from the front. Leading from the front means
Speaker 1: you're in as much danger. It's the men who are dying,
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump's not in any danger.
Speaker 5: Stop understate the significance of his decision last year to
Speaker 5: strike around directly for the first time in the history
Speaker 5: of our relationship. But now we've got to let our
Speaker 5: armed forces and our ally Israel finish the job. And
Speaker 5: I believe we can.
Speaker 1: Finish the job. We just got to finish the job.
Speaker 1: Finish the job. Yeah, there's ninety million people, any wrong,
Speaker 1: What do you want done? What bomb? Bomb the power plants,
Speaker 1: desalination plans. Okay, fine, that's fine, go ahead, All right,
Speaker 1: So we've starved about forty million people to death. They're
Speaker 1: without power, they're dying. All right. Look, Hey, I'm not
Speaker 1: even being squeamish on it. Sounds good. Where are we now,
Speaker 1: what if, by the way, what if we bomb them
Speaker 1: so long and so hard it Let's assume we have
Speaker 1: the munitions, and we probably don't, but let's assume we
Speaker 1: bomb them so long and so hard that we kill
Speaker 1: everyone left in the regime, everybody. Let's be really nice
Speaker 1: and say they're all dead. Now, great, what's going to
Speaker 1: happen in that country with a vacuum like that? I'll
Speaker 1: go ahead and spoil it for you. The guy with
Speaker 1: the most guns is going to start butchering people, and
Speaker 1: that's going to undoubtedly result in a gigantic refugee crisis
Speaker 1: that brings oh, I don't know, five to ten more
Speaker 1: Iranians into the United States of America. You know where.
Speaker 1: That's where this goes, right, that's where this goes. Finish
Speaker 1: the job. Gosh, if I hear that one more freaking time. Anyway,
Speaker 1: So back to the lady's point, or this guy's point,
Speaker 1: how's he going to lie to us about Iran begging,
Speaker 1: you know, to make a deal. Well, for one, Iran
Speaker 1: might be begging to make a deal. I don't think
Speaker 1: that's the case. I suspect that Iran is intentionally waiting
Speaker 1: until the midterms Iran can read poll numbers. Iran knows
Speaker 1: it's looking bad. They are well aware how unpopular it is.
Speaker 1: If you hate Trump, and Iran does, why not wait?
Speaker 1: If you can withstand the American onslaught, why not wait?
Speaker 1: But Donald Trump, he knows the oil reserved problem, he
Speaker 1: knows the economic problems, he knows the poll number problems.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is desperate to make a deal. Because we
Speaker 1: like Trump, we don't like to associate that word with him.
Speaker 1: But I told you three months ago Donald Trump was desperate,
Speaker 1: and he was because it wasn't ending and he had
Speaker 1: to get out. Now did you see the latest polls.
Speaker 1: I don't look at it. I don't want to say
Speaker 1: they're accurate, but the latest polls from Fox News have
Speaker 1: the Democrats taking the Senate too, the Senate and the House.
Speaker 1: The last poll I saw had them winning in Texas.
Speaker 1: If you're the president, it was elected to make life cheaper,
Speaker 1: and life is more expensive. We are going to face
Speaker 1: a political beating. I'll read it to you again. Since
Speaker 1: just the start of this year. This is the price
Speaker 1: increase on these items. Rice forty five percent, cotton twenty seven,
Speaker 1: week twenty five, wool twenty one rubber twenty, cheese sixteen,
Speaker 1: T fifteen, Sunflower oil fifteen, palm oil fifteen, number fourteen,
Speaker 1: sorybans thirteen. Now that's obviously not all a result of Iran,
Speaker 1: but in the eyes of the American public, Iran contributes
Speaker 1: to it. And in the eyes of the American public,
Speaker 1: that's Trump's fault. That's what it is, dear doctor K.
Speaker 1: So how might we get young men re engaged in
Speaker 1: politics in the culture war? I'm a twenty four year
Speaker 1: old anti communist dude, and I'm tired of seeing pathetic,
Speaker 1: complacent bums with no drive to accomplish anything. Since his
Speaker 1: name is Trent, Well, some of your friends are going
Speaker 1: to be losers. Some of the people you know are
Speaker 1: going to be losers. There's always going to be a
Speaker 1: certain percentage of losers in this life. Now there's more
Speaker 1: to that, since the American economy has been handed to
Speaker 1: foreigners over the years. What you've done is not you,
Speaker 1: but what the government has done is they've sucked a
Speaker 1: lot of the motivation out of young men. If you're
Speaker 1: a young American man, you have really in a lot
Speaker 1: of different sectors, not all of them, but in a
Speaker 1: lot of different sectors. You have been cut out of
Speaker 1: the corporate world. The opportunities don't exist for you anymore.
Speaker 1: Remember that statistic fort of post COVID jobs with the foreigners.
Speaker 1: America was handed to foreigners. That's why Mark Wayne Mullen
Speaker 1: needs needs to stop this crame.
Speaker 6: If we're looking to grow our economy, then we need
Speaker 6: to look at making more permanent solutions on this and
Speaker 6: getting the getting the work, not the work, but the
Speaker 6: employers involved in the system. In order to do that,
Speaker 6: though that takes coordination between labor. Our unions still have
Speaker 6: a saying this, guys, we got to get labor involved,
Speaker 6: We've got to get industry involved, and we've got.
Speaker 1: To fill out where the holes are created.
Speaker 6: Because this narrative that it stills it stills American jobs
Speaker 6: is true in some industries, it's not true for all industries.
Speaker 6: And to pay attention to and be sensitive to that
Speaker 6: as we as before because it is America.
Speaker 1: First, it is true in all industries. One more say it. Oh,
Speaker 1: can you see by patient.
Speaker 2: Was so proud well and the time was.
Speaker 1: Less sleep mean the rocks drive sund ri to the powerless.
Speaker 7: Or the rest we was were so.
Speaker 1: Cal to these stream mean and the Rockies. Gare the
Speaker 1: bos bursting in air game rules through the night that
Speaker 1: I was there?
Speaker 8: Still there, all safes, Saustle bad.
Speaker 1: Word or the land on the lea.
Speaker 7: And the hole on the brood?
Speaker 1: That was beautiful? Hey, oracle? Where is the Trump administration
Speaker 1: on shuddering? The federal bureaucracy again? This this for this
Speaker 1: for the people who are maybe a little bit jaded
Speaker 1: right now and they say we haven't had any wins.
Speaker 1: Trump has gotten rid of more federal employees than anybody else,
Speaker 1: a gigantic reduction in the federal workforce. It's a fact, Jesse.
Speaker 1: There's only one thing that will get Iran's attention. Drop
Speaker 1: an atomic bomb on Tehran in a couple other Iranian cities. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, I admire your vigor if you will. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump does not want to be the only other man
Speaker 1: in history to drop an atom bomb on anybody, a
Speaker 1: nuclear weapon on anybody. That is one. Two. I don't
Speaker 1: know how many people are in Tehran. I haven't looked
Speaker 1: it up. I know it's a large city. Obviously, when
Speaker 1: you drop a nuclear weapon on a major city, you
Speaker 1: are not only killing the bad guys who you hope
Speaker 1: are all in the city. When you drop it, you
Speaker 1: are vaporizing men, women and children. And what's more, what
Speaker 1: if Iranian leadership at least part of it. Remember it's
Speaker 1: not just one guy. What if they're not all in
Speaker 1: the city. Do you think they're gonna watch you drop
Speaker 1: a nuclear bomb and capitulate? Well, they care. These are monsters.
Speaker 1: They don't care about their people. Jesse, if you had
Speaker 1: to venture a guest, how many Marines with the last
Speaker 1: name Rodriguez did you become friends with or become acquainted with?
Speaker 1: That means meet in person. I know what it means.
Speaker 1: During your time in the USMC, there were a lot
Speaker 1: of Rodriguez's, There was a lot. One turned out to
Speaker 1: be gay. They kicked him out. Chris. We always suspected.
Speaker 1: We always what do you mean, why do you give
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Speaker 8: There were the same people you saw on the streets
Speaker 8: burning things in twenty twenty, and then flip it around
Speaker 8: and they become the pro Hamas protesters, and they flip
Speaker 8: it around and within forty eight hours of Maduro's arrest,
Speaker 8: have preprinted signs outside the courthouse demanding his release, and
Speaker 8: then they're out there doing the ice stuffing ice agents.
Speaker 8: There's nothing organic about it. It is funded, is organized,
Speaker 8: and Cuba is a part of that network, and in
Speaker 8: some cases a critical part of that network. And it's
Speaker 8: a network they will weaponize against us, and they talk
Speaker 8: about it openly about how they will use that network
Speaker 8: to pressure American policy makers, not just here in the
Speaker 8: United States like Code Pink, but all over the world.
Speaker 1: I love that the things that you and I have
Speaker 1: been talking about for so long about how everything's paid
Speaker 1: for and organized and whatnot, the Trump administration has not
Speaker 1: only recognized it, they speak about it and they're acting
Speaker 1: on that. Remember we know now we don't get to
Speaker 1: see everything because it's an active investigation. We know that
Speaker 1: they are going after the funding networks. We know that.
Speaker 1: And if we could actually take a part the vast
Speaker 1: global communist financing network, you know how much of global
Speaker 1: communism would die on the vine. They have to have
Speaker 1: these things or they don't keep existing. I can't get
Speaker 1: enough this RFK just a use of a robot. The
Speaker 1: Dana Bash is a robot. You can hear it in here.
Speaker 1: She's a robot. She doesn't know anything but the studies,
Speaker 1: the experts.
Speaker 7: You see your job as ending vaccine hesdency or do
Speaker 7: you see your job it's telling the truth?
Speaker 1: Is the American? I see my job as telling the truth,
Speaker 1: and the truth is that there is is study after
Speaker 1: study after study. It's one of the most study things
Speaker 1: out there in.
Speaker 2: Science, and it is different.
Speaker 1: You're like a parrot. So I've actually read the science,
Speaker 1: but you don't want to. You don't want to hear
Speaker 1: and debate this. So I'm not debating this view. Of
Speaker 1: course you want to know.
Speaker 7: Because I'm to do is repeat things that people told
Speaker 7: you and say, trust the experts.
Speaker 1: That's what you do during COVID.
Speaker 7: Now we know that anthy found she who was the expert,
Speaker 7: was lying about everything about massive about the social distancing,
Speaker 7: about natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine, about
Speaker 7: the source of COVID. He was lying, and you were
Speaker 7: punishing people for not trusting the experts. And now you're
Speaker 7: rolling out the experts again and talk about something that
Speaker 7: you have no personal knowledge of.
Speaker 1: Glorious, absolutely glorious watching Dana Bash get abused routinely, especially
Speaker 1: because she's such a moron nourishes meth And now here's
Speaker 1: a headline. Why, oh, you know, you know the thing
Speaker 1: headlines We didn't get to China eyes limits on foreign
Speaker 1: AI access as America weighs its own restrictions. This is
Speaker 1: one of those nerdy policy wonk detail things that will
Speaker 1: end up being super important in the future. While you
Speaker 1: and I both ignored it, all is are you going
Speaker 1: to allow other countries access to your AI technology? You
Speaker 1: should be working together. But then there's danger in that.
Speaker 1: There's a big, old, big old mess. Woke astronomer warns
Speaker 1: lunar colonizers that the moon is part of indigenous sky country.
Speaker 1: They never ever, ever set aside their religion. They are devout.
Speaker 1: Whatever their religion happened, or whatever whatever field they happen
Speaker 1: to be in, they're religious. Trump's immigration agenda faces setback
Speaker 1: as Obama appointed judge issues fresh tps stay. We are
Speaker 1: going to have to remove judges if we are ever
Speaker 1: going to successfully defeat the revolution. That's a fact. We'll
Speaker 1: be back tomorrow do it again. That's all