Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on an amazing Wednesday, Hope Day. So
Speaker 1: we're going to get to some emails at some point
Speaker 1: in time this hour, Papa John's is closing a bunch
Speaker 1: of bunch of stores. I actually am bothered by that,
Speaker 1: not for pizza reasons, I'll explain in a little bit.
Speaker 1: But before we do that, we have to revisit something
Speaker 1: we will revisit over and over and over and over
Speaker 1: again on this show, and that is the evil people
Speaker 1: in positions of power in this country handing your country
Speaker 1: over to foreigners as fast as humanly possible in exchange
Speaker 1: for the foreigners vote. If it makes you feel better,
Speaker 1: and it probably doesn't, this is not a problem unique
Speaker 1: to the United States of America. The most popular baby
Speaker 1: name in London is now Muhammad. This happens in the UK, Scotland, Ireland, France, Germany,
Speaker 1: country after country after country, Italy. They're all experiencing this.
Speaker 1: Evil people took power, and as has been discussed for
Speaker 1: thousands of years, when evil, corrupt people take power who
Speaker 1: don't have any patriotism inside of them, they prefer foreigners
Speaker 1: over patriotic citizens. You are a citizen. You want what
Speaker 1: is best for your country. You want to preserve your culture.
Speaker 1: You want things from these leaders they don't feel like providing,
Speaker 1: and you are likely to hold them to account when
Speaker 1: they do evil things. With their position of power in
Speaker 1: the federal government, of the state government, of the local government.
Speaker 1: You are likely to get angry when they do bad things.
Speaker 1: But you know who doesn't give a crap about any
Speaker 1: of that. The foreigner, the foreigner who is brought in
Speaker 1: by communists and losers in the GOP. The foreigner is
Speaker 1: brought in and the foreigner is cheap, He doesn't ask
Speaker 1: for much. He's going to find a way to steal
Speaker 1: taxpayer money. Democrats will aid him in stealing that taxpayer money.
Speaker 1: He'll get himself on welfare. Of course, he'll probably find
Speaker 1: some no show job, of course, And Democrats, communists and
Speaker 1: positions of power as judges and governors, and all kinds
Speaker 1: of other things will they will protect him, offer him
Speaker 1: legal protection. And all they will ever ask in return
Speaker 1: is that the foreigner and all his cousins and brothers
Speaker 1: and sisters and mothers, every one of them will gather
Speaker 1: up and vote Democrat. En mass who gets punished you.
Speaker 1: Your country gets destroyed, your schools get destroyed, rape, murder, savagery,
Speaker 1: theft all over the place as these animals bring their
Speaker 1: disgusting culture into the United States of America. The arrangement.
Speaker 1: And this is why Democrats brought in twenty million people
Speaker 1: when Joe Biden took over. That's exactly why, and it's
Speaker 1: why they'll bring in more the next time they take power,
Speaker 1: if they take power. Minnesota Governor Tim Walls today he
Speaker 1: had to sit in front of the House of Representatives.
Speaker 1: Here's some evidence of what I just said.
Speaker 2: How many people have been indicted in your state right now?
Speaker 3: Do you know, Governor, I don't have those numbers with me.
Speaker 2: Don't ninety eight people been indicted? You'd happen to know
Speaker 2: how many are Somali American?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: We don't investigator prosecute people based on ethnicity, really.
Speaker 3: Do why we shouldn't do that.
Speaker 2: But but mister Meghan is a Somali American who just
Speaker 2: said that the Court of one of the concerns was
Speaker 2: this a core voting block. And I just want to
Speaker 2: know if you know how many the ninety eight people
Speaker 2: have been indicted in your state of Somali.
Speaker 1: I don't their ethnicity.
Speaker 2: Eighty five eighty five percent of the people indicted were
Speaker 2: Somali American Key voting block.
Speaker 3: And I think that what drove this whole.
Speaker 1: Thing eighty five percent here was Brandon Gill.
Speaker 4: You think it's Ray sister islamophobic to highlight and try
Speaker 4: to stop fraud.
Speaker 3: It is not.
Speaker 1: I certainly it's not. But that was the message your
Speaker 1: administration was sending to multiple whistleblowers. I can't speak to that.
Speaker 1: You can't speak to that. You know you don't want
Speaker 1: to speak to that. I think Nancy Mays got in
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 5: How much money was spent on twenty seventeen for autism
Speaker 5: in Minnesota?
Speaker 3: How much?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I wasn't the governor.
Speaker 5: Okay. Did you not just say that you prepared for
Speaker 5: this hearing today? One million dollars?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 5: A quick Google search or using your AI could tell
Speaker 5: you one million dollars was spent. How much money was
Speaker 5: spent on autism in Minnesota in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: I don't have the number in front of me.
Speaker 5: As governor in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: I was, but I'm not the Okay, So your.
Speaker 5: Excuse before that You didn't know what twenty seventeen autism
Speaker 5: numbers were because you were not governor, and today you
Speaker 5: can't answer the numbers about twenty twenty four as governor,
Speaker 5: and you still said you prepared for this hearing. Today,
Speaker 5: it's unbelievable three hundred and forty three million.
Speaker 1: Dollars from one million to three hundred and forty three
Speaker 1: million over the course of seven years because Democrats are
Speaker 1: colluding with the foreigners. They brought in to steal your
Speaker 1: money and hand it to foreigners in exchange for votes.
Speaker 1: This was Tom tom Emmer interviewing Keith Ellison, Minnesota Attorney General.
Speaker 4: Millions of Americans have grave concerns over your alleged relationships
Speaker 4: with Somali fraudsters who have since been charged and convicted
Speaker 4: of federal crimes. I'm sure you are aware that over
Speaker 4: ninety percent of the defendant's charge and the feeding our
Speaker 4: future fraud case are of Somali descent. In fact, you
Speaker 4: have personal knowledge of these people. There's a fifty four
Speaker 4: minute audio tape of your meeting with these criminals in
Speaker 4: December of twenty twenty one, and during your meeting they
Speaker 4: complain to you about increased scrutiny of their nonprofits, and
Speaker 4: you told them quote of course I'm here to help
Speaker 4: end quote. It's on the internet. Anyone can listen to
Speaker 4: you say that. Since then, you claim you were not
Speaker 4: aware of their crimes in the two hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: million dollars Feeding Our Future scheme, the largest pandemic fraud
Speaker 4: case in the nation. But just weeks after your December
Speaker 4: twenty twenty one meeting, the FBI executed search warrants that
Speaker 4: you never would have requested in the Feeding our Future
Speaker 4: fraud investigation.
Speaker 1: Finally, this is Representative Scott Perry to Tim Wallas. I'm
Speaker 1: playing all these because I want you to hear it.
Speaker 1: This is what they're doing across the United States of America.
Speaker 1: This is what they're doing across Western civilization. This is
Speaker 1: why all the communists are grabbing up every single foreigner
Speaker 1: they possibly can and bringing them into your child's school
Speaker 1: as fast as they possibly can, destroying your country, all
Speaker 1: in the name of power. Disgusting and evil and wrong.
Speaker 1: Democrats are waging war on the United States of America,
Speaker 1: and immigration is the weapon they use for it. And
Speaker 1: by the way, this is particularly near and dear to
Speaker 1: my heart because I have a son who's driving seventeen,
Speaker 1: and I have another son who has his permit. We're
Speaker 1: currently making sure he can handle himself on the road.
Speaker 1: My sons are out there on the highway. My sons
Speaker 1: are out there on the road. And it seems like
Speaker 1: every day now I have to read some news story
Speaker 1: about some filthy foreigner who can't even speak English, driving
Speaker 1: a semi and his flip flops, acting like he's back
Speaker 1: in Bangladesh, who wipes out a family of four, and
Speaker 1: it sickens me to my core. And again, Democrats did
Speaker 1: it on purpose.
Speaker 6: But he was licensed in your state under your law
Speaker 6: that you signed about a year and a half ago.
Speaker 7: Every day we give licenses and people's speed so we
Speaker 7: ticket them and try and stop that.
Speaker 6: What I'm telling you is, I don't understand the connection
Speaker 6: between he's here illegally, he can't read, and he got
Speaker 6: a license under the provisions, and he's driving all across
Speaker 6: the country and periling everybody else.
Speaker 1: Do you ever drive on the highway? Do you have
Speaker 1: loved ones who ever drive on the highway? Let me
Speaker 1: ask you something else. Have you ever spent any time
Speaker 1: in foreign lands and seen how they drive? I've been
Speaker 1: in obviously places like Iraq, Mexico, shoot, France, yep, but
Speaker 1: been many different parts of the world. It's some of
Speaker 1: the most I'm not even a nervous car writer. It's
Speaker 1: some of the most horrifying thing things I've ever gone
Speaker 1: through in my life. Have been just watching how they drive, reckless,
Speaker 1: abandon totally different than what Americans are used to. Democrats
Speaker 1: bring these people in from insane driving cultures. They don't
Speaker 1: even know how to read the road signs. They give
Speaker 1: them drivers licenses and hand them a massive truck to
Speaker 1: drive out on the highway with your daughter, with my sons,
Speaker 1: with your mom. And it's not just that it's happening.
Speaker 1: They're killing people. People are dying, and Democrats are doing it.
Speaker 1: It is a deep evil and as you can tell,
Speaker 1: it bothers me a lot. And it's almost completely for
Speaker 1: selfish reasons, because I have people I know who drive
Speaker 1: on the roads and Democrats don't even care, don't care,
Speaker 1: they don't feel bad, they don't have any intention of stopping.
Speaker 1: They've set up this huge fraud, international fraud network to
Speaker 1: bring these people as fast as they possibly can. It
Speaker 1: is an awful, awful, awful thing. Shame on every single
Speaker 1: one of them, and shame on losers in the GOP
Speaker 1: who help them do it as well. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: the John Cornan types, Paston types, these dorks in our
Speaker 1: own party who were supposed to be on our side.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll do some emails. Thanks. It is the
Speaker 1: Jasey Kelly joll On A wonderful Wednesday. Don't forget if
Speaker 1: you miss any part of the show, you can download
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Speaker 1: to say goodbye.
Speaker 5: Ye maybe because these.
Speaker 8: People they are crazy, because they always talk.
Speaker 3: About how Christian they is.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm a gun sold and sexon right.
Speaker 3: I've always been someone who has been intellectual.
Speaker 8: I was top ten percent of my class, and.
Speaker 5: That is specifically why I said a Jeffrey Epstein. Unlike Republicans,
Speaker 5: I at least don't.
Speaker 1: Go out and just tell lies.
Speaker 5: But it's somebody who understands history. When I see Ice,
Speaker 5: I see slave patrols.
Speaker 3: That's all Ice am supposed to do.
Speaker 9: Look at them as a fancy uber driver.
Speaker 1: We don't picking cotton.
Speaker 5: It is not a criminal violation to enter the country illegally.
Speaker 9: As we know the Republican Party is run by Russians
Speaker 9: at this point in time.
Speaker 7: But you have this woman Crockett.
Speaker 1: She's a very low IQ person.
Speaker 8: I watched her speak the other day.
Speaker 3: She's definitely a low IQ person.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna miss you, Jassey, I'm gonna miss you. Hey, Jassy,
Speaker 1: Now that we have a Texas Senate primary runoff between
Speaker 1: Ken Paxt and John Cornyan, would you be willing to
Speaker 1: flip your vote to Cornyan if he was able to
Speaker 1: get the Safeguard American Voter Elibility Eligibility Act past. He can't.
Speaker 1: They they can't. I keep hearing that this is some
Speaker 1: deal that we can cut. Hey, just back Corny and
Speaker 1: we'll get the Save Act passed. Cornan was already a
Speaker 1: yes on the Save Act. It's Mitch McConnell, who's an O.
Speaker 1: Lisa Rakowski who's an O. John Curtis is an O.
Speaker 1: Susan Collins she's an NO. None of the no's are
Speaker 1: currently John Cornyn. Then you think it's gonna win reelection
Speaker 1: and then go in there and start fashioning some heads
Speaker 1: together at seventy four. That is so naive. It's freaking
Speaker 1: child like. By the way, I'm not yelling at you
Speaker 1: because the email's valid. If he could get the Save
Speaker 1: Act pass, would I be okay with it? Also, this
Speaker 1: part is important. Sending a message matters a lot, a lot,
Speaker 1: and as we've discussed so many times before, primary ing
Speaker 1: a United States Senator, a sitting senator is one of
Speaker 1: the most difficult things to do in the world because
Speaker 1: the senators they go into Washington, DC and they start
Speaker 1: serving the swamp. The swamp rewards them with boatloads of money,
Speaker 1: and so then they spend that money, just like John
Speaker 1: Cornyn did on a primary, overwhelming the primary opponent. In
Speaker 1: order to take one out, you have to have you
Speaker 1: absolutely positively have to have somebody who is known already
Speaker 1: in the state. You have to have somebody who can
Speaker 1: raise some money. You have to have a situation, which
Speaker 1: we now have with this runoff, where it's just you
Speaker 1: and him. You can't have every Tom, Dick and Harry
Speaker 1: jump in I'm running and now I'm running, because then
Speaker 1: you just end up splitting the vote of everyone who's
Speaker 1: sick of corning. We have currently the perfect storm that
Speaker 1: is ultra rare, ultra ultra rare, the perfect storm. It's
Speaker 1: right here in front of us. I I'm tired. Boss.
Speaker 1: Hey Jesse, you want to be a zippo guy. This
Speaker 1: is about me trying to become a cigar guy. And
Speaker 1: I said, zippos are really cool. It's the ones you
Speaker 1: see in the movies where people are flipping them and things. What, Chris,
Speaker 1: and I'll learn how to do it. I saw a
Speaker 1: guy do it one time where he flipped open the
Speaker 1: top and then he like hit his leg with it
Speaker 1: or something and it lit on fire. Chris. What. It's
Speaker 1: harder than I think. Well, you have to ruin everything.
Speaker 1: I'll figure it out. We'll figure it anyway. I have
Speaker 1: my dad's Vietnam zippo. He was a marine too, but
Speaker 1: an actual good one. The zippo says deep communism covert
Speaker 1: like I can't say that. But the chimney is stuck
Speaker 1: in the case anyway, since Dad passed in two thousand
Speaker 1: and two and doesn't need it anymore, and I don't smoke,
Speaker 1: I feel that both he and I would like you
Speaker 1: to have it, if you would restore it and maybe
Speaker 1: use it and give me an a dress I can
Speaker 1: send it to. I'd like you to have it because
Speaker 1: I love your show so much. Thanks for all you
Speaker 1: due man, I would be honored beyond belief. But I
Speaker 1: can't take your dad's zippo.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: I can't do that, Chris. That belongs to him. That
Speaker 1: should stay in the family. That's I mean, a zippo
Speaker 1: your dad carried in Vietnam. Vietnam veterans are sacred, man,
Speaker 1: they just are. And it saddens me that we're almost
Speaker 1: out of World War Two veterans. The Korean War veterans
Speaker 1: are not far behind them. They're freaking ancient by now,
Speaker 1: and you will live to see in your lifetime and mine,
Speaker 1: but maybe mine. We're gonna lose our Vietnam veterans. That's
Speaker 1: the way it works for a the time. And I
Speaker 1: know that's just how life goes. I get it, but
Speaker 1: it still saddens me. Whenever I find myself in a
Speaker 1: VS VFW order an ice cream at the bar, I
Speaker 1: almost always run into some salty Vietnam veteran. For some reason,
Speaker 1: you can see them coming a mile away. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: an age thing. I don't know. You can always see
Speaker 1: them coming, and I just so enjoy them. I enjoy
Speaker 1: their stories, and they'll tell you stories. They'll especially when
Speaker 1: they find out marine. They'll sit down and they'll talk
Speaker 1: to you and tell you stories and uh yeah, a treasure.
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Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a hump day
Speaker 1: on Wednesday. Remember you can email us Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: Kellyshow dot com. So I'm looking at a headline here.
Speaker 1: Average price for a gallon of gas rises eleven cents overnight?
Speaker 1: Is this going to continue? Joining me now, Daniel Turner,
Speaker 1: you know him well. Power the Future, Daniel Turner. Daniel,
Speaker 1: tell me about the straight of Horror moves, tell me
Speaker 1: why my gas prices are going up, and if this
Speaker 1: is going to continue.
Speaker 7: It could continue, and of course that's not good news
Speaker 7: for anybody, right. I don't want to see Americans pay more.
Speaker 7: I think we need a little context here. And this
Speaker 7: is what I've been saying a lot in the media
Speaker 7: in these last couple of days. Is obviously it's a
Speaker 7: pressing issue. We got accustomed to ninety five dollars a
Speaker 7: barrel oil under Biden and four fifty gallon gas and
Speaker 7: we were told like that's the new normal, right And
Speaker 7: when you asked about it, people like Pete Bodhaje said, well,
Speaker 7: you should drive an electric vehicle, you wouldn't have these problems.
Speaker 7: So yes, I am unhappy to see gas prices going
Speaker 7: up as a result for action, as a result of
Speaker 7: action in the Middle East. But you know, to go
Speaker 7: from two dollars and thirty cents to two dollars and
Speaker 7: fifty five cents when we were paying almost double that
Speaker 7: for four years of Biden, I think people need to
Speaker 7: need to unknock their panties a little bit. Straight to
Speaker 7: Hormoose are a tense area. You know the area well,
Speaker 7: because I know you served there, and we thank you
Speaker 7: for your service. But if you look at a map
Speaker 7: for those who don't know the area, it's a little, tiny,
Speaker 7: narrow straight between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman,
Speaker 7: and almost every Middle Eastern country has a and that's
Speaker 7: where their oil is exported from. So the Saudis, the Kuwaitis,
Speaker 7: the Iranians, the Iraqis, Doha, United Arab Emirates. Right, all
Speaker 7: oil has to get put on a tanker and get
Speaker 7: sent out to sea and go to all of their
Speaker 7: different customers, and it all travels through this little, tiny,
Speaker 7: tiny strait, and Iran likes to patrol it. And if
Speaker 7: they don't like you, they'll blow your ship out of
Speaker 7: the water.
Speaker 1: What do we do?
Speaker 7: We blew Iran out of the water. We can argue
Speaker 7: whether or not it was a good idea. I always
Speaker 7: been a fan of killing bad people. I believe that
Speaker 7: on every level imaginable, bad people should be put down,
Speaker 7: and so I celebrate these actions, even if it means
Speaker 7: fifteen to twenty five more cents a gallon for the
Speaker 7: immediate future.
Speaker 1: Okay, we obviously blew their navy out of the water.
Speaker 1: Not a difficult thing for our navy. Tell me how
Speaker 1: they intend to close it or do they have any
Speaker 1: ability to close it or make life difficult in this
Speaker 1: strait without naval ships.
Speaker 7: No, So now you're getting into some complicated stuff here,
Speaker 7: But you're a sophisticated audience, and so they all can
Speaker 7: follow me. Everything in the world has insurance, right, Your
Speaker 7: car has insurance, your corporation has insurance. You, yourself, your
Speaker 7: life may be insured. Naval vessels in that region of
Speaker 7: the world. All navy vessels have insurance in that region
Speaker 7: of the world. They have a boatload of insurance, right
Speaker 7: because for decades, if you're commandeering in oil tanker in
Speaker 7: the Straits of Hormuse, you always kind of know in
Speaker 7: the back of your head that iron could attack you.
Speaker 7: So the insurance companies usually charge you a premium to say,
Speaker 7: all right, we'll cover your ship in your cargo, but
Speaker 7: you're going to pay through the nose for it, right.
Speaker 7: Something Also that is tacked onto the price of oil, right,
Speaker 7: so when you're paying for oil, you're paying for the
Speaker 7: insurance of that cargo ship. Well, the insurers are nervous
Speaker 7: right now, and so they're saying, I'm not going to
Speaker 7: ensure oil and gas oil boats going through the straits
Speaker 7: of hor Moose. So now those oil tankers are a
Speaker 7: little bit strained it because they're wondering what to do.
Speaker 7: This is where President Trump is playing a level of
Speaker 7: three D chess because he has announced, you know what,
Speaker 7: the United States government will ensure it for you, and
Speaker 7: we will use our military if necessary to protect our insurance.
Speaker 7: And that is going to be a huge disruptor in
Speaker 7: international energy insurance markets. That will be good for you
Speaker 7: the consumer, because don't you think Lloyd's of London, who's
Speaker 7: the number one insurer, don't you think they were raking
Speaker 7: you over the coals right they were charging you a fortune.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, if.
Speaker 7: You gave your eighteen year old son a hellcat and
Speaker 7: now you want to get it insured. Geiko's going to
Speaker 7: be like, oh yeah, sure, Jesse, I'll ensure your car
Speaker 7: for your idiot son. But you know what it's going
Speaker 7: to cost you. It's going to cost you a fortune. Well,
Speaker 7: the only way to have better rates is to have
Speaker 7: to get rid of the people who hold that power
Speaker 7: over you, and that's what President Trump did right now.
Speaker 7: So a little bit of like nerdism right there. But
Speaker 7: if you're in this space. Holy crap, are you excited?
Speaker 1: Tell me about Venezuela. Obviously we are. We're pretty much
Speaker 1: running it right now. At least we're friendly with the
Speaker 1: people who are running it now. Are they able? Is
Speaker 1: Venezuela able to make up the difference on whatever oil
Speaker 1: shortages we may be having because of Iran?
Speaker 7: Not immediately, because Venezuela was using dial up modem right
Speaker 7: so they had all the Internet there, but they were
Speaker 7: twenty years behind in terms of technology. It's going to
Speaker 7: take a little while for those American companies who are
Speaker 7: willing to invest there to get it up and running.
Speaker 7: But it will get up and running pretty darn quickly.
Speaker 7: I mean not in weeks, but in a year I could.
Speaker 7: I think you could see venezuel As oil production almost
Speaker 7: double and that will make up a huge difference as well.
Speaker 7: So again there's a lot to be optimistic about in
Speaker 7: the future, but wearing a little bit of turmoil right now.
Speaker 7: There's no doubt about it, and the markets reflect that.
Speaker 7: Remember oil markets also, they're skittish. You see the slightest
Speaker 7: thing happen and you see a storm get predicted and
Speaker 7: people are like, oh god, and oil spikes, right, there's
Speaker 7: a lot of things that go into oil pricing. The
Speaker 7: most important thing we can do to commet is to
Speaker 7: produce as much in America as possible, and then who
Speaker 7: cares what happens with the rest of the world.
Speaker 1: Daniel, can you as best you can dumb this down
Speaker 1: for me, because on DG to do that. What does
Speaker 1: that mean they were using dial up modem? I understand
Speaker 1: what you're saying that they weren't. They weren't a prime
Speaker 1: time oil producing country. But does that mean refining drilling?
Speaker 1: What wasn't there that other countries have drilling?
Speaker 7: Just drilling technologies. Our drilling technology has advanced so much
Speaker 7: horizontal drilling fracking, for example, as a technology. Sometimes people say,
Speaker 7: you know, there are fewer rigs in America now than
Speaker 7: there were twenty years ago. That's true because one rate
Speaker 7: can do what you used to need three or four
Speaker 7: to do because the drilling technology has advanced that much.
Speaker 7: So that's what I mean. When you have communists run anything,
Speaker 7: they don't run it pretty darn well right. Look at
Speaker 7: communist grocery stores in the Soviet Union. They had all
Speaker 7: the necessary infrastructure and theory, they just weren't able to
Speaker 7: produce anything. And everyone was starving, right, So that's the
Speaker 7: same thing. When you have communists oil. They have in
Speaker 7: theory all the materials there, but their technology is slow,
Speaker 7: their manpower is slow, their expertise, their financing, and all
Speaker 7: of that is because communists don't know how to run anything.
Speaker 7: As you have taught me many a time, especially reading
Speaker 7: your book. The only thing the communists knows how to
Speaker 7: do is take over what you created and destroy it.
Speaker 7: Communists don't build oil industries. They take your oil industry
Speaker 7: and they ruin it. And that's what happened in New York,
Speaker 7: That's what happened in the Soviet Union, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 7: So that's that's what I mean by the dial up modem.
Speaker 1: What about Iran's oil industry? If Lord willing, when this
Speaker 1: whole thing's over, we have a friendly government there, are
Speaker 1: they prime time or are they still in the dark ages?
Speaker 7: No, they they will be faster because Iran had a
Speaker 7: pretty good oil sector. They just used their money for evil, right,
Speaker 7: And they use their money to film in terrorism, and
Speaker 7: a lot of that terrorism you personally fought in first person.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: They have been funding terrorism and engagement in the Middle
Speaker 7: East and worldwide for forty years. But they have a
Speaker 7: really robust oil and gas industry. I see what happening
Speaker 7: in Iran a lot like what's happening in Venezuela. They're
Speaker 7: going to need some outside support, They're gonna need some capital.
Speaker 7: But if there's stability and there's calm and there's peace,
Speaker 7: investors will jump in. And And if you go back
Speaker 7: and look at Iran pre Ayatola, I mean they were
Speaker 7: the women were hot, right, I mean they were educated,
Speaker 7: they were you know, savvy, Western sophisticated, fashionable, cultured, peaceful, prosperous.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: There's enough Iranians still around the world who remember that,
Speaker 7: and they're livid and they want their country back, and
Speaker 7: oil revenue will help them achieve it, and that will
Speaker 7: be a great thing for us. It'll be great to think, Jesse,
Speaker 7: you know, your kid could honeymoon in Tehran in you know,
Speaker 7: fifteen years, because that's what we've done to create peaceful
Speaker 7: places around the world. And that's kind of exciting.
Speaker 1: Daniel Turner, Power of the Future. Thank you, my brother.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you.
Speaker 7: God bless Jesse.
Speaker 1: All right, we have more. Next city is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a magnificent Wednesday, reminding you that Tiana
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Speaker 1: about some economic matters. If you miss any part of
Speaker 1: the show, you can download it iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Let's
Speaker 1: get to a few with these things. Oh, I did
Speaker 1: see this. The fourteen hundred year old Sunni Shia Islamic
Speaker 1: religious split is shaping the Iran war. This is what
Speaker 1: I was kind of discussing earlier of ma It's gonna
Speaker 1: be a friggin mess. I take that back. It has
Speaker 1: the potential to be a friggin mess, all right, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I think I've caught on to something that many people
Speaker 1: aren't talking about or probably haven't noticed. But after seeing
Speaker 1: how the UK, Spain, and France have tried to distance
Speaker 1: themselves from the US in different ways over the past
Speaker 1: several days, I started piecing together a common theme among
Speaker 1: these countries and those in the EU. They've all been
Speaker 1: invaded by Muslims and Islamis to the point of no return.
Speaker 1: The leaders of these countries are captured hostages in their
Speaker 1: own countries. That's why these leaders are acting squirrely and
Speaker 1: why they're truly no longer allies of ours. Am I
Speaker 1: onto something here, or am I misdiagnosing the reason for
Speaker 1: us having fake ally? I think you nailed it one
Speaker 1: hundred percent. And here's something way sad, way sad, because
Speaker 1: we Americans, we do like to think back to the
Speaker 1: World War two days where we allied with these European
Speaker 1: countries who we feel like we share a kinship with them,
Speaker 1: right quote free Western civilizations and just we feel like
Speaker 1: we have a kinship with these countries. But the truth is,
Speaker 1: as the Communists in Europe have cemented their power, and
Speaker 1: as they have imported massively more foreigners and have announced
Speaker 1: publicly in some cases they intend to bring in more.
Speaker 1: Spain just came out and said we're bringing in five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand more. They have changed their countries demographically to
Speaker 1: such an extent I think it would be naive to
Speaker 1: think America we'll still be an ally with, for instance,
Speaker 1: the UK one hundred years from now. Lies in general,
Speaker 1: to be an ally in general is kind of a
Speaker 1: dicey thing. You're not generally allies because you're friends. Now,
Speaker 1: that can help. That's why the royalty used to inter
Speaker 1: marry with each other.
Speaker 3: All the time.
Speaker 1: Hey, hey marry my daughter. I'm gonna marry my daughter.
Speaker 1: I'm the king of France, I'm gonna marry my daughter
Speaker 1: to the King of England, and then we'll feel some
Speaker 1: sort of a connection, a kinship, and then things kick off.
Speaker 1: We can fight together. So as much as people try
Speaker 1: to forge those personal relationships, when it comes to being
Speaker 1: an ally with another country, it really always just comes
Speaker 1: down to aligned interests. Are your interests aligned with our interests.
Speaker 1: If so, we can march forward on something. If not,
Speaker 1: we can't. Now let's let's do this scenario. Let's say,
Speaker 1: Lord Willing, we save the United States of America. We
Speaker 1: continue to win these battles, we get involved, we're we're
Speaker 1: turning America in the right direction, and I believe we
Speaker 1: kind of are. Right Now, let's say that continues. We've
Speaker 1: got a long way to go. What if America continues
Speaker 1: to turn towards freedom, sovereignty, it turned towards being a
Speaker 1: country that serves its own citizens instead of the interests
Speaker 1: of foreigners. And at the same time, what if the
Speaker 1: UK and France and Germany and these places, what if
Speaker 1: they continue to turn the opposite way. What if they
Speaker 1: exist to serve the foreigner, to supplant their own citizens.
Speaker 1: Their own citizens are being crushed and crowded out as
Speaker 1: they are right now. How much do those ships have
Speaker 1: to turn before they're heading in completely opposite directions? We've
Speaker 1: already run into little TIFFs here, in little TIFFs there.
Speaker 1: You remember when Starmer that UK PM when he came
Speaker 1: to the White House and sat down our Vice President JD.
Speaker 1: Vans flat out jumped them about it. Hey, what about
Speaker 1: this freedom? Yeah, you're arresting people for Facebook posts? What
Speaker 1: about it's already been tense in these ways? How long
Speaker 1: does this do these ships have to turn opposite ways
Speaker 1: before we are opposite countries? And we don't I don't
Speaker 1: like to think of it like that. But also, if
Speaker 1: you open up a history book, you'll see the whole
Speaker 1: history of the world is sometimes you're an ally, and
Speaker 1: after a while you're an enemy and you become allies
Speaker 1: with someone else. That's how it goes. Dear accountant Jesse.
Speaker 1: Someone doesn't like Christine Nome of all the fraud and
Speaker 1: all this is off of what I went over last
Speaker 1: night about the ads and everything else, and the two
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty million dollars ad by that Christy Nome
Speaker 1: handed in a no bid contract to the wife or
Speaker 1: to the spouse of a former campaign manager. And this
Speaker 1: guy says, of all the fraud and all the waste
Speaker 1: and all the government, this one is the most important
Speaker 1: one to point out.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: It has nothing to do with the fact that secretary
Speaker 1: is someone you don't like, right, seems like it says,
Speaker 1: I can say his name, his name is Drew Drew.
Speaker 1: You might be okay with the government swindling two hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty million dollars of your money and funneling it
Speaker 1: to a friend of a friend of the DHS secretary
Speaker 1: simply because she's a Republican. That might be something that's
Speaker 1: okay with you. I'm telling you right now, that's never ever, ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 1: something that's ever going to be okay with me at all.
Speaker 1: That's you know what. Listen to this. If this is
Speaker 1: okay with you, I would argue, maybe you should put
Speaker 1: away your Republican pajamas and use your freaking brain. This
Speaker 1: is people's money, your money, This is your money.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, christ My research shows that you did not
Speaker 8: bid them out, that you pick. In fact, one of
Speaker 8: the people you picked a strategy group. I'm sorry. Safe
Speaker 8: America Media was a company formed eleven days for you
Speaker 8: picked them, and that the Strategy Group got most of
Speaker 8: the money and the head of that is married to
Speaker 8: your former spokesperson. I'm look, we all have friends who
Speaker 8: are qualified. I'm not quippling with that. I'm just it
Speaker 8: troubles me quarter.
Speaker 1: You said I don't like Christinome. I've told you a
Speaker 1: thousand times. I don't like Christinome. I've told you ten
Speaker 1: thousand times I don't like John Kennedy, the man asking
Speaker 1: the questions. I'm not talking about my feelings about anybody.
Speaker 1: I care about the American citizen. That is what I
Speaker 1: have always cared about. And if you've listened to the
Speaker 1: show for any length of time, you can tell I
Speaker 1: care about it. And if you ever think I'm going
Speaker 1: to put Republican pom poms ahead of the American citizen,
Speaker 1: you are sorely mistaken. I will loudly criticize Donald Trump
Speaker 1: himself if I ever find out he's stealing from the
Speaker 1: American taxpayer and handing it to as friends. No, they're
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Speaker 1: get to steal from us. That's your money. And it
Speaker 1: makes me furious that they do this. Crap. But then again,
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Speaker 1: is gonna talk to us about a couple economic matters.
Speaker 1: I'm curious about like housing next