Speaker 1: That Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful Wednesday, a hook day. And so
Speaker 1: we just talked about Trump is at the end, he's
Speaker 1: the beginning, and you know who knows that? The Communists.
Speaker 1: In fact, I'm gonna get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 1: We're gonna try to get to a bunch of these emails.
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders surprise, surprise, makes an idiot of himself. All
Speaker 1: that and so much more coming up in this hour
Speaker 1: of the Jesse Kelly Show. But we've had a talk
Speaker 1: before like this, so let's just recap it again. How
Speaker 1: the communists have always They've always been this way. They're really, really,
Speaker 1: really good at creating symbols for the communist street animals
Speaker 1: to either hate or love. And they can do this
Speaker 1: at hoc. They can just put together one all at once,
Speaker 1: if it makes sense. This would be like a COVID
Speaker 1: is a great example of this. George Floyd is a
Speaker 1: great example of this. Some black gangbanger dies in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: someone no one should care about. How do we go
Speaker 1: directly from that to more state funerals than the Queen
Speaker 1: of England. Well, the communists can tell their herd animal followers.
Speaker 1: This guy's important, This guy's a saint, This guy's important,
Speaker 1: This guy's a saint. And heard animals go where the
Speaker 1: shepherd tells them to go. And they also can and
Speaker 1: do successfully create idols for their herd animal followers to
Speaker 1: throw tomatoes at your liberal and Peggy the Democrat in
Speaker 1: your life? Have you ever asked them, why do you
Speaker 1: hate Donald Trump so much? Of course you have, or
Speaker 1: at least it's come up in conversation. Have you ever
Speaker 1: had specifics? Do you ever get a specific Now you
Speaker 1: don't these a Nazi? That's what? What do you know specifically?
Speaker 1: But what don't you like? Have you asked me why
Speaker 1: I didn't like Joe Biden? Why I didn't like Barack Obama? Well,
Speaker 1: you better pull up a chair, because I've got all
Speaker 1: kinds of details I can give you. They don't know
Speaker 1: why because they've simply been told to. Now that has
Speaker 1: been I should I shouldn't say effective. It's been effective
Speaker 1: at programming their herd animal base, and it's been effective
Speaker 1: at getting many Democrats into office and keeping them in office.
Speaker 1: So let be for dog catcher and all stop Trump.
Speaker 1: They're all running on Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump. Every
Speaker 1: Democrat topped the bottom. Democrats who will have nothing to
Speaker 1: do with Trump, they run on I'm the one who'll
Speaker 1: stop Trump. So Gavin Newsom himself is already running in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight against Donald Trump. You've heard him start
Speaker 1: on the media tool. We've played it for you many times.
Speaker 1: Already Trump's gonna run again. He's sending me a h maga,
Speaker 1: hats He's gonna run again. Does he believe that? Of
Speaker 1: course not. But what he knows is he has to
Speaker 1: be the anti Trump guy. That's how you get out. Okay,
Speaker 1: we got that. But here's a problem. If you're a Democrat,
Speaker 1: and we've finally found the first one who was smart
Speaker 1: enough to realize it and begin laying down the groundwork,
Speaker 1: the problem for a Democrat is Donald Trump's gone in
Speaker 1: three years. You have taken your mentally ill, demonic base,
Speaker 1: and you have burned Donald Trump into their mind for
Speaker 1: ten years. For ten years, you have told them that
Speaker 1: he is hitler and all the other stupid things you said,
Speaker 1: He's the end of all things. Ten years, you haven't
Speaker 1: heard them run against Mike Johnson. For ten years, you
Speaker 1: haven't heard them run against Senator Ron Johnson or you
Speaker 1: haven't heard them. They don't even mention these names. They
Speaker 1: don't care about these people. There's been one man they
Speaker 1: have had to stop for ten years. Look at him,
Speaker 1: Look at him Trump. Here's Trump. He's the source of
Speaker 1: all your problems. But he's gone soon. What to do?
Speaker 1: What to do? Well? Now, now you have to essentially,
Speaker 1: at least in a small way, deprogram the communist robots
Speaker 1: that make up the Democrat Party, and you have to
Speaker 1: get their eyes moved on to the next one because
Speaker 1: there will be no Trump on the ballot in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight. And they'll make you know as well as
Speaker 1: I do. They'll make some lame effort to try whoever
Speaker 1: the Republican is the continuation of Trump or Trump is,
Speaker 1: They're gonna They're gonna have to try, because in the
Speaker 1: mind of a Democrat in this country, Trump Trump is
Speaker 1: still there, right, always there, always looming. But Trump will
Speaker 1: be gone, So the transition has begun. What I'm about
Speaker 1: to play you is Jensaki. I know you don't like her.
Speaker 1: I know this guy who called into the show a
Speaker 1: long time ago doesn't find her attractive, but she is smart.
Speaker 1: She unlike corin diversity higher. Jensaki actually was a very capable,
Speaker 1: good press secretary for Joe Biden. Think about the lies
Speaker 1: she had to cover for, Think about the cadaver of
Speaker 1: a president she had to cover for, and then she
Speaker 1: transitioned right into a lucrative media job. Jensaki is very,
Speaker 1: very savvy, and Jensaki consider her the first. There will
Speaker 1: be many now, but this is the first who is
Speaker 1: going to begin laying down the groundwork to d program
Speaker 1: the Democrat base of this country. It's time to get
Speaker 1: their eyes moved to a different symbol.
Speaker 2: I think the little mentoring candidate jd Vance wants to
Speaker 2: be president more than anything else. I always wonder what's
Speaker 2: going on in the mind of his wife. Okay, please
Speaker 2: bring blink four times, we'll come over here, We'll save you.
Speaker 2: And that he's willing to do anything to get there,
Speaker 2: and that your whole iteration you just outlined. I mean,
Speaker 2: he's scarier in certain ways, he's smart in some ways,
Speaker 2: and he's young and ambitious and ambitious.
Speaker 1: What you just heard was the first of a million
Speaker 1: reprogramming efforts Democrats are about to launch in anticipation of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight. They may not pick up the pace
Speaker 1: on that until after the midterms, because they're still going
Speaker 1: to need to run against Donald Trump in the midterms,
Speaker 1: trying to get people motivated to come out. We got
Speaker 1: to stop Trump. We gotta stop Trump, all impeage Trump,
Speaker 1: give us the House. They're going to have to do
Speaker 1: all that. But once the midterms are done, this stuff
Speaker 1: is going to ramp way up. If you're to believe
Speaker 1: the way too early twenty twenty eight Republican primary polls,
Speaker 1: it really looks like JDV is just curve stomping the field,
Speaker 1: which is not surprising Historically vice presidents that that's the
Speaker 1: easiest route to get to be president. You've already been
Speaker 1: on the world stage. You're standing next to the man.
Speaker 1: It's just the inevitable. Plus. Jd Vance is quite talented
Speaker 1: at He's pretty good, very sharp. He has that happy
Speaker 1: warrior thing, young, beautiful, happy family, so we's got all
Speaker 1: that going for him. The transition is going to begin.
Speaker 1: Jen Saki, give her credit, she was the first to
Speaker 1: recognize it. There will be many, many, many, many many more. Now,
Speaker 1: some the stupider ones, the one there a lot of
Speaker 1: them aren't as smart as Jensaki. The dumber ones, they'll
Speaker 1: kind of wake up, probably after the midterms and think
Speaker 1: to themselves, wait a minute, Trump isn't running again, but
Speaker 1: who's the next guy? We better roll off the scarier
Speaker 1: than Trump thing and they'll figure out it's jd Vance.
Speaker 1: But Jensaki. Credit to her, she was smart enough to
Speaker 1: recognize it ahead of time. Jesse Actually, he says Bronco,
Speaker 1: good to hear your explanation of future intimidation brought on
Speaker 1: by actions against Brennan and Comy and others that was
Speaker 1: last night. Please share with us what you might already
Speaker 1: know and what you might learn from your lawyer associates
Speaker 1: about the statutes of limitations and looking into prosecutions. Way
Speaker 1: back to people hiding the truth, such as Peter Struck,
Speaker 1: Alexander Vinman, Cassidy Hutchinson, so on and so forth. His
Speaker 1: name is Jim and he's from Idaho. All right, So
Speaker 1: that's kind of this in a way, is going to
Speaker 1: piggyback off of what I kind of just covered last
Speaker 1: hour in a little different way. We're not going to
Speaker 1: get all those people. I know, you could name one
Speaker 1: hundred people communists from the government who should go to
Speaker 1: jail for the crimes they committed. I can name them.
Speaker 1: You can name them. We all know the names because
Speaker 1: you're you get the stories. You know we're not going
Speaker 1: to get a hundred. We're gonna get a you We're
Speaker 1: not going to get the justice we deserve with the
Speaker 1: last administration. I don't want to tell you to set
Speaker 1: it aside or put it out of your mind, because
Speaker 1: that sounds so dismissive, like your concerns aren't valid. But
Speaker 1: you need to let that go. This time, we're gonna
Speaker 1: get a few. Hopefully it's not four or five. Hopefully
Speaker 1: it's ten by the time it's done. But we're gonna
Speaker 1: get a few. In the grand scheme of things, we're
Speaker 1: not going to bring down every evil actor and every
Speaker 1: evil actor we indict for their crimes. Some of these
Speaker 1: are gonna get off. You heard Will Chamberlain last night.
Speaker 1: He came on and he gave it to a straight
Speaker 1: I think John Bolton's going down. Ah, this guy, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure, call me, I'm not. John Brennan was referred
Speaker 1: yesterday to the DOJ for what lying to Congress. Even
Speaker 1: if he goes quote down, that's going to be a
Speaker 1: slap on the wrist, but not the end the beginning.
Speaker 1: Some is probably the best we can hope for. We'll
Speaker 1: do some more emails. Next it is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a Wonderful Wednesday, reminding you that Friday is
Speaker 1: asked Doctor Jesse Friday. I won't be here tomorrow. I
Speaker 1: have the Megan Kelly tour thing. So get your ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse. Questions for Friday emailed And now the Jesse
Speaker 1: at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse, where were the no
Speaker 1: Kings protesters when the Clintons were king for eight years?
Speaker 1: Where were the protesters when Trump was all?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: A point you already know, but a point that bears repeating.
Speaker 1: They don't say these things because they believe them to
Speaker 1: be true. Logical people like you who think about reality
Speaker 1: and truth and you think about things logically. You look
Speaker 1: at Donald Trump and people calling him a hitler or
Speaker 1: a king or something like that, and you think that's ridiculous,
Speaker 1: that has no basis in reality. And we love these
Speaker 1: these gotcha moments with them where you'll see people on
Speaker 1: the street interviewing them and they'll say, well, if he
Speaker 1: was a king, but why are you allowed to come
Speaker 1: out here in protest? And you always see these communists
Speaker 1: kind of short circuit on the whole thing. But that's
Speaker 1: not why they do it. Remember, they create symbols. It
Speaker 1: does not have to have in fact, it never does
Speaker 1: have any basis in reality. Reality, Truth is not important
Speaker 1: for these people. Remember the words I've played for you
Speaker 1: a thousand times before. This is the head of NPO.
Speaker 3: Pre are reverence for the truth might become, might have
Speaker 3: become a bit of a distraction that is preventing us
Speaker 3: from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1: Truth is not what matters, not to these people at all.
Speaker 1: No kings created an opportunity to rally the troops. Rally
Speaker 1: the troops, take it to the streets, That's what it created.
Speaker 1: And it created an opportunity for Democrats to try to
Speaker 1: give their base something. I saw again. I saw another
Speaker 1: poll yesterday showing that Democrats are so upset with how
Speaker 1: weak their party is. Your weak? What's that mean? What's
Speaker 1: that say? You're not stopping Trump? They're Democrats are not
Speaker 1: are not crying out for Democrats to become more moderate.
Speaker 1: I have not seen a single poll indicating that at
Speaker 1: any level they're not crying out for Democrats to moderate
Speaker 1: on the border, on trany stuff, on any of the
Speaker 1: horrible things they do. There is no outcry from the
Speaker 1: Democrat base, and Democrats will ultimately be forced to serve
Speaker 1: their base. The only outcry from the Democrat base is
Speaker 1: stop Trump, get Trump, Stop Trump, get Trump. Why do
Speaker 1: you keep the government shut down? Why? Why do you
Speaker 1: have a no King's rally? It was all you have
Speaker 1: the power to do when it comes to stopping them.
Speaker 1: What are you going to talk about? The shutdown? To
Speaker 1: have no free press so no information can come out?
Speaker 1: And that dramatic?
Speaker 4: And doesn't that dramatically hurt the American people when government
Speaker 4: just shielded and can do whatever it wants and hurt
Speaker 4: as many people as it wants.
Speaker 1: Because you don't have a free press, they're just grasping
Speaker 1: at anything right now. What are you talking about a
Speaker 1: free press? What are you talking about here's Reuben glad
Speaker 1: or are you explaining that to federal workers, including those
Speaker 1: in your state who aren't getting paid well? To be honest,
Speaker 1: sometimes this does suck, and I'm sorry that we're actually
Speaker 1: putting you in this situation. Well, well it does suck.
Speaker 1: It's just look, here's here's Catherine Clark, how's minority.
Speaker 3: I mean, shutdowns are terrible and of course there will be,
Speaker 3: you know, families that are going to suffer. We take
Speaker 3: that responsibility very seriously. But it is one of the
Speaker 3: few leverage times we have.
Speaker 1: Hey, got some leverage. Sorry, it's sucking for your family,
Speaker 1: but we got leverage here. That's a great message. You
Speaker 1: should run with that for sure, Jesse. Actually, he says,
Speaker 1: dear self appointed James Beard nominee of Burger's. Hey, Chris,
Speaker 1: who's James Beard? I always hear about this James Beard guy.
Speaker 1: He's gotta be a food guy. Curious if you could
Speaker 1: help settle a debate. Ooh, A friend and I were
Speaker 1: having a discussion about bean dip. Not the high level,
Speaker 1: sophisticated seven layer bean dip Chris eats. But I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the krem Dela Krems stuff that comes in a can.
Speaker 1: You can peel back the metal lid. It could easily
Speaker 1: make a meal with the stuff if you give me
Speaker 1: a bag of Frito's. Where does bean dip fall in
Speaker 1: your hierarchy of dips to eat with chips? All right,
Speaker 1: so he's right about garbage seven layer bean dip. And
Speaker 1: you know why seven layer bean dip is disgusting because
Speaker 1: six of the layers are disgusting. That's why I don't
Speaker 1: want sour cream. Sour cream is freaking nasty. I don't
Speaker 1: want sour cream anywhere. Why are you giving me cream
Speaker 1: that went bad? I don't want sour cream. I definitely
Speaker 1: don't want tomatoes. Tomatoes have been assaulting our food for
Speaker 1: far too long. He's one hundred percent correct about that
Speaker 1: free Doo lay bean dip, including the hot bean dip.
Speaker 1: I'm reasonably sure that there aren't any actual beans in
Speaker 1: it at all. I'm sure it's just some cancer causing
Speaker 1: chemical concoction that they stuff in that can. I mean,
Speaker 1: when you have bean dip that's good for like twenty
Speaker 1: five years, there's probably some stuff in there you shouldn't
Speaker 1: be eating. But every now and then I'll just grab
Speaker 1: a can of that free Dola beanedp and all go
Speaker 1: eighte on it. It is the Jesse Kelly Show Wednesday
Speaker 1: up Day, and the government shutdown threatens food stamps for
Speaker 1: forty two million Americans. We have forty two million Americans
Speaker 1: on food stamps. That is criminal. Forty two million on
Speaker 1: Americans on food stamps. That actually brings me to this
Speaker 1: a whistleblower. This is from Freebeacon was meeting with the
Speaker 1: SEC accusing a solar panel company of fraud. The Biden
Speaker 1: administration guaranteed a three billion dollar loan for the company
Speaker 1: at the same time, just straight up looting three billion
Speaker 1: dollars from the treasury and handing it to a solar
Speaker 1: panel company. My point in comparing these two stories is
Speaker 1: something we've talked about many times before. It zough freakin
Speaker 1: frustrating that they just loot the treasury and hand out
Speaker 1: vast quantities of your money to their allies. Every chance
Speaker 1: they get. They buy votes, they buy more political donations,
Speaker 1: and this is part of what Jade's people on the
Speaker 1: freaking political process so badly that the fraud the theft
Speaker 1: is just so out the freaking open. It drives people nut.
Speaker 1: It drives me nuts. You know what, We're gonna do
Speaker 1: some emails tonight. Jesse, retire law enforcement officer, appalled at
Speaker 1: the standards. He's talking about the Ice story from last night.
Speaker 1: The Ice story where the recruits are they were asked
Speaker 1: to do the most basic stuff like fifteen push ups,
Speaker 1: and they couldn't do fifteen push ups. The Ice applicants.
Speaker 1: There's fifteen push ups, man. Anyway, the guy says. More
Speaker 1: appalling is the lack of our young unable to reach
Speaker 1: these standards. The academy back in the eighties required not
Speaker 1: only a higher standard, you had to pass a PT
Speaker 1: tests to graduate. The unwritten rule of law enforcement was
Speaker 1: to keep yourself fit because you didn't want to be
Speaker 1: the guy who got another officer injured or god forbid killed.
Speaker 1: He said, absolutely, state my name and his name is Steve.
Speaker 1: This is this goes to a larger point, but it's
Speaker 1: something I touched on last night that I want to
Speaker 1: make sure I reinforce. We do. We have a challenge.
Speaker 1: We have challenges today that are unique to us. Most
Speaker 1: of human history is fairly consistent, but you, especially if
Speaker 1: you're a parent, you do have some challenges today that
Speaker 1: no other generation of parents has had to deal with.
Speaker 1: And two of the big ones and they kind of
Speaker 1: tie together. But two of the big challenges parents have
Speaker 1: today are the physicality and conversational ability of our children.
Speaker 1: Because we're talking physicality, we'll deal with that first. Unless
Speaker 1: your child plays sports. And this is why I want
Speaker 1: to encourage you to get your child into sports of
Speaker 1: some kind. Don't demand they become an all world athlete
Speaker 1: or something. Just let them freaking play sports. Get your
Speaker 1: child into a sport. If you don't make sure your
Speaker 1: child is doing something physical, you have to be more
Speaker 1: purposeful about that than any parent in human history. Because today,
Speaker 1: because of technology, kids don't have to move. I'm not
Speaker 1: being old crotchety Grandpa Jesse, But for my childhood and
Speaker 1: I'm only forty four, for my childhood, we went and
Speaker 1: got on our bikes, we went exploring in the woods.
Speaker 1: At recess time, you went out to the playground and
Speaker 1: you hurt yourself falling off the monkey bars. You played tag,
Speaker 1: you played smear the Yeah, this is what you did.
Speaker 1: And it didn't mean you were an athlete or something
Speaker 1: like that. Life was physical. If you go look at
Speaker 1: this stuff now, with schools that allow it, you'll see
Speaker 1: at recess time a bunch of eight year olds finding
Speaker 1: a place to sit against the fence and be on
Speaker 1: their phone. Life is less physical now. As a parent,
Speaker 1: you look, I have to do this in my house.
Speaker 1: You have to be purposeful about it. Unless your child
Speaker 1: is naturally physical athletic wants to move, you have to
Speaker 1: say go walk, push ups, time to lift weights. You
Speaker 1: have to do that. And I'm sorry you do. But
Speaker 1: what's happening is our physicality as a country, because of
Speaker 1: our advanced level of technology, it is rotting away. And
Speaker 1: there are huge consequences to that. I'm not just talking
Speaker 1: about later on in life, the health consequences that will
Speaker 1: obviously come with it. I'm talking about now physically two weak.
Speaker 1: That's one two something else we've talked about before. As
Speaker 1: a parent, now you have to teach your child how
Speaker 1: to have a conversation in ways other generations of parents
Speaker 1: never did. I've adopted the rule in Miami. I've told
Speaker 1: you about it. In fact, my in laws are in town,
Speaker 1: my sister's in town. Were going out for a late
Speaker 1: dinner after the show tonight. You know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pull the boys aside as soon as I
Speaker 1: get home, and cell phones are going to be confiscated immediately,
Speaker 1: and the rules going to be given a rule they
Speaker 1: already know. When someone says something to you, asks you
Speaker 1: something one word, answers our outright band, you will give
Speaker 1: two complete sentences at least, and tonight I might add
Speaker 1: on and demand a question. So when James sits down
Speaker 1: with his aunt Mickey tonight and she says, how's cross country?
Speaker 1: He's not gonna get away with good not acceptable, Nope, nope,
Speaker 1: make a sentence details, make a couple sentences, and then
Speaker 1: following that those two sentences, cross country's pretty good. We
Speaker 1: have state coming up next week. Ask her a question,
Speaker 1: how's work going for you? How's how's the weather where
Speaker 1: you are? How how's your dog? How's your two sentences
Speaker 1: and a question. This for older people. Maybe you're rolling
Speaker 1: your eyes right now. If you're sixty year old listening
Speaker 1: to me. You didn't have to have that. I didn't
Speaker 1: have to have that. We had to have conversations. There
Speaker 1: was nothing else to do. Today. You can disappear into
Speaker 1: this technological online world. Parents do it, by the way,
Speaker 1: it's not just children. Parents will do it. Grandparents will
Speaker 1: do it. This is not unique to kids. Senior citizens.
Speaker 1: They'll sit there on their iPhones, their iPads and just
Speaker 1: zone out for hours at a time. We have to
Speaker 1: be per purposeful about it, purposeful about it. We have to.
Speaker 1: It's hard, it's freaking challenging, but we do. Jesse subject
Speaker 1: to this one is sorry about your father. When you
Speaker 1: mentioned the one year anniversary of your father's passing, it
Speaker 1: made me remember what I thought about when you shared
Speaker 1: it last year, but I thought it would be too
Speaker 1: soon for you to see the humor in it. He
Speaker 1: left this life exactly the way you describe leaving any
Speaker 1: party when you are done, just slip out the back
Speaker 1: with no warning. He really was your dad and you
Speaker 1: are his son. That's really true. That's actually extremely true,
Speaker 1: and thank you for that, he said. My dad, Jim
Speaker 1: was an Air Force veteran working on force. Air Force
Speaker 1: Vietnam veteran working on F fours. We lost him on
Speaker 1: Christmas Day in twenty twenty after having a stroke in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen. He didn't die from COVID, but the restrictions
Speaker 1: made things difficult for a good while. He was home
Speaker 1: recovering and we were only able to visit by sitting
Speaker 1: outside his window. Thankfully we had that. We were able
Speaker 1: to bring him home for his last eleven days, and
Speaker 1: I'm grateful my brother's sister and myself were able to
Speaker 1: be there for him those last two years. I know
Speaker 1: this is long, but if you really read it, feel
Speaker 1: free to say my name. I wish my dad could
Speaker 1: have listened to you. He would have loved your show.
Speaker 1: His name was Brent I'm sorry about your father. Man. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I'm It sucks, but it's something everybody goes through. This
Speaker 1: is life, right comes and it goes and would lose people.
Speaker 1: He talked to anybody who's older, they say, one of
Speaker 1: the hardest parts about it is everyone around you is dying.
Speaker 1: My wife she actually has both of her grandma's. I
Speaker 1: don't have any grandparents left. My wife has both of
Speaker 1: her grandma's and one of them in her nineties. Just
Speaker 1: angels of a woman. She talks about it all the time.
Speaker 1: She says, it freaking sucks. She lost her husband recently.
Speaker 1: Everyone I have ever known is dead. I'm the last one.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. At a Fantastic Wednesday,
Speaker 1: Allday asked doctor Jesse Friday is gonna be the next
Speaker 1: time we talk? To better get your questions emailed in
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Where am I going
Speaker 1: to be tomorrow? Well, this guy knows I'm coming to
Speaker 1: see you on Thursday. I need menu whisper advice, doctor
Speaker 1: baby hands. We decided to travel from Colorado Springs to
Speaker 1: come see you on your forty on our forty fourth anniversary.
Speaker 1: That's freaking cool, try not to suck, he says, don't worry,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be amazing. He says, we'll be on the
Speaker 1: west side of Dallas Fort Worth on our actual anniversary
Speaker 1: and would like to know a good, unique restaurant. Tip.
Speaker 1: Please not red Lobster. Why would you think that, I
Speaker 1: would say Red Lobster? We can have We have that
Speaker 1: ear when we need. What would that's from Chris and Sandy.
Speaker 1: Happy anniversary, Chris and Sandy. Okay, I've got one for you.
Speaker 1: You want something that's unique in the Dallas Fort Worth area,
Speaker 1: There aren't any in the Houston area. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I have no relation to these people. I really hope
Speaker 1: they're not a bunch of dirty commis or whatnot. But
Speaker 1: when I experienced it, I thought it was awesome, So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give it to you. I think there are
Speaker 1: a couple of them up there, but I've only eaten
Speaker 1: it one text Mes place called Uncle Julio's. It is
Speaker 1: famous in the area, for sure. They have an ATM
Speaker 1: out front. You know why they have an ATM out
Speaker 1: front cash only? It is cash only. But by the way,
Speaker 1: it's big, it's nice. I don't remember it being too expensive.
Speaker 1: But it's not some rundown Mexican dump either. It would
Speaker 1: be a cool thing to take your wife to. And
Speaker 1: this is about the one week a year where the
Speaker 1: weather's decent in Texas, if I remember right, they have
Speaker 1: a huge patio and you can sit outside right now
Speaker 1: and have a fantastic, very unique tex mex meal with
Speaker 1: your wife. How about that, Chris delivering for people Uncle Julio's.
Speaker 1: Do you said ten to fifteen bucks a person? Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember I was. I went when I was selling RV's.
Speaker 1: We had to ever tell you about these? Ever tell
Speaker 1: you about RV shows, or maybe you've been to an
Speaker 1: RV show or a boat show of some kind. They're
Speaker 1: equal parts amazing and horrible. Once or twice a year,
Speaker 1: you remember I was selling RV's before I started doing radio.
Speaker 1: Once or twice a year, you would have to pack
Speaker 1: up and you would go stay in a hotel for
Speaker 1: a few days, and they would bring all these RVs,
Speaker 1: all these different RV companies would fill up some gigantic
Speaker 1: convention center and you'd spend three four days and there
Speaker 1: are big sales and things like that, So people come out,
Speaker 1: they go GOATCKA things and you go and trying to
Speaker 1: sell as many as you can't you can pay your bills. Well,
Speaker 1: at an RV show one night, we had killed it
Speaker 1: that day. I was probably largely responsible for that, but
Speaker 1: we had killed it. What Chris, We had killed it
Speaker 1: that day and they took us all out to Uncle
Speaker 1: Julio's that night. Total experience, complete experience. Food was very,
Speaker 1: very good. Like I said, I hope they're not dirty
Speaker 1: communists because one hundred percent just blew them up on
Speaker 1: that on national radio. So there you go. Here was
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders. So how are you feeling about this?
Speaker 3: What I think most Americans see as an unequal display
Speaker 3: of judicial accountability and the weaponizing of and he just.
Speaker 4: Happened to pardon well, was it over a thousand people
Speaker 4: who try to overthrow the United States government? Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know, January six, all right?
Speaker 4: And meanwhile, in an unprecedented way, and this is scary stuff.
Speaker 4: He is going after the Attorney general of the State
Speaker 4: of New York because she did her job, going after
Speaker 4: a sitting United States senator, going to go after the
Speaker 4: head form ahead of the FBI. That is not what
Speaker 4: America is about. We disagree with each other, that's fine.
Speaker 4: But we don't throw our opponents in jail.
Speaker 1: Now, I know you're already yelling at the radio. You
Speaker 1: did that? What are you talking about? You arrested all
Speaker 1: these Trump people. Yes, I got that, but this was
Speaker 1: actually to make you feel better, not make you feel worse.
Speaker 1: These kind of gigantic, outright lies, These are the things
Speaker 1: that communists got away with in this country for ages, years,
Speaker 1: in years and years, when they had what are we
Speaker 1: gonna call it ninety five percent control of all media sources,
Speaker 1: if we're going to talk about newspapers and television channels.
Speaker 1: When they had complete control of the information streams, Americans
Speaker 1: consumed they could get away with things like arresting every
Speaker 1: political opponent they could get their hands on for four years,
Speaker 1: and then whining when the Trump administration starts to do
Speaker 1: the same they used to be able to get away
Speaker 1: with that. St Don't even bother getting angry at Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1: Don't bother screaming hypocrisy. Don't bother screaming that's what you did,
Speaker 1: because you know what even most of the normies know.
Speaker 1: Do you remember, do you remember what virtually guaranteed the
Speaker 1: two things that virtually guaranteed Donald Trump's reelection if you're
Speaker 1: to study the polling first during the primary. Now, I
Speaker 1: think he was always going to win that primary, but
Speaker 1: Ronda Santis, best governor in America, was gaining on him quickly.
Speaker 1: He was within ten points or less than ten points,
Speaker 1: depending on the polling. He was right there, and then boom,
Speaker 1: the communists arrested Donald Trump the first time. That did
Speaker 1: not result in Donald Trump dropping in the polls. It
Speaker 1: ended the primary. I don't think Ronda Santus ever pulled
Speaker 1: within thirty points after that. The right immediately revolted against
Speaker 1: that kind of egregious law fair and said, nope, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump didn't matter, nothing else mattered. But there's more then
Speaker 1: right before, I mean, he'd already he was already almost
Speaker 1: the nominee. It just wasn't official yet because they didn't
Speaker 1: have the RNC yet. Two weeks before that. Then they
Speaker 1: tried to blow his head off. They tried to blow
Speaker 1: his head off, shot him in the ear, and tried
Speaker 1: to kill him. After that moment, the public said, oh,
Speaker 1: no way, no, that can't stand. The communists used to
Speaker 1: get away was so much more than they do now
Speaker 1: because there are so many new, wonderful information streams now.
Speaker 1: Even normies. They don't turn on ABC to get their news.
Speaker 1: They don't watch the View to get their news. The
Speaker 1: people watching the View, they are already brain dead lemmings
Speaker 1: who already believe what Bernie Sanders just said. But those
Speaker 1: people are already going to vote for communism from now
Speaker 1: to the cows come home. These lies don't work anymore.
Speaker 1: America watched Donald Trump be arrested multiple times. They watched
Speaker 1: the communists try to kill him multiple times. We watched
Speaker 1: these people murder Charlie Kirk. The lies don't work because
Speaker 1: of social media, information streams now, the podcasting streams, all
Speaker 1: these things. It's wonderful. We're gonna talk about this theft.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about cameras in the toilet, just how
Speaker 1: much of our country has been infiltrated by China and emails.
Speaker 1: Next