Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Friday,
Speaker 1: a freezing Friday, where apparently half the country is about
Speaker 1: to go into the ice storm that's going to end
Speaker 1: us all. But we're not gonna talk about that tonight
Speaker 1: on the world Famous Jesse Kelly Show, cuz it's asked
Speaker 1: Doctor Jesse Friday. We're gonna get another little preview as
Speaker 1: to what the Communists might do if they take power back.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about another reason they lie so boldly,
Speaker 1: the five year old boy apprehended by ice. You have
Speaker 1: so many great questions. In fact, I'm gonna dig into
Speaker 1: one right away. Controversial. Why should I bother voting GOP
Speaker 1: if they're just gonna screw us over? What's going on
Speaker 1: with Don Lemon? Is he trying to get back in
Speaker 1: the fold? We're gonna talk about proper bathroom etiquette after
Speaker 1: that little Yesterday system disruptors. Why do they even have
Speaker 1: these hearings in the house? All that, so much more,
Speaker 1: including sanctuary cities, how's that even legal? So much more
Speaker 1: coming up tonight on the world Famous Jesse Kelly's Show. Now,
Speaker 1: I want to begin with this because right now there
Speaker 1: is yet another disheartening thing coming out of DC, something
Speaker 1: that makes you slump your shoulders and go, why do
Speaker 1: I even bother? They're voting on all these different funding
Speaker 1: bills going through Congress. Do we fund this? How do
Speaker 1: we fund dhs? Do we fund this? And anytime there
Speaker 1: is a large bill, and all the bills are large,
Speaker 1: now a trillion here, an eight hundred billion there, that
Speaker 1: anytime there is a large bill, there will be every
Speaker 1: single time all kinds of sick, evil things in it
Speaker 1: that we should never fund and they're wrong. And so
Speaker 1: there will be a bill that sounds good and some
Speaker 1: Republicans for the right reasons will vote against it. There
Speaker 1: will be a bill that sounds bad and some Republicans
Speaker 1: will vote for it. And what happens in these situations,
Speaker 1: and you go through this all the time, I know
Speaker 1: you do. I do as well, is you'll see a
Speaker 1: headline or a social media post by somebody, maybe even
Speaker 1: somebody you trust. So, for instance, let's say there's a
Speaker 1: bill the uh, the Chris Act, the Chris Act. It
Speaker 1: has a lot of really good stuff in it that
Speaker 1: you would love. The Chris Act has one hundred billion
Speaker 1: dollars for more ice agents in deportations. Whoo sounds good, right,
Speaker 1: the Chris Act, Wow, that's awesome. The Chris Act also
Speaker 1: has a little tax cut in there, a one percent
Speaker 1: tax cut for everybody. Wow, that's awesome. One percent tax cuts. Great. Okay,
Speaker 1: what else is in the Chris Act? The Chris Act
Speaker 1: is going to build five more aircraft carriers for the country.
Speaker 1: All all right, I'm all in national defense. And the
Speaker 1: Chris Act has fifty billion dollars for child training surgeries
Speaker 1: in Uganda. What wait?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: All right? So child training surgeries in Uganda. Now here's
Speaker 1: what you experience every day. I do too, especially when
Speaker 1: these funding bills are going through. You will wake up
Speaker 1: in the morning and you'll grab your phone or you'll
Speaker 1: turn into the radio or watch TV, and somebody will say, huh, Congressman,
Speaker 1: and Corey just went out there and voted against one
Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars for ICE. Corey is against ICE. Now
Speaker 1: maybe he is, Maybe he isn't. Maybe Corey had a
Speaker 1: problem with the child training surgeries in Uganda and that's
Speaker 1: why he voted against it, or vice versa. Maybe it'll
Speaker 1: be somebody who votes for it. Hey, this guy he
Speaker 1: voted because he wanted five new aircraft carriers. But the
Speaker 1: headline you read on Facebook or Twitter is Congressman Corey
Speaker 1: just voted four tranny surgeries in Uganda and the ugly
Speaker 1: truth of life And I'll get to the actual email.
Speaker 1: The ugly truth of where we are now in life
Speaker 1: in the United States of America is this. And I've
Speaker 1: said this to you many times before. It's hard to accept,
Speaker 1: but it's true. When a government is this corrupt, when
Speaker 1: is this corrupt lobbyists are this corrupt. When we get
Speaker 1: to a point as a country where there is this
Speaker 1: much corruption in our federal government, it is not humanly
Speaker 1: possible for them to pass a good bill. You are
Speaker 1: always you are stuck with this, and I am stuck
Speaker 1: with this, and it drives me crazy, just like it
Speaker 1: drives you crazy. You and I are stuck with this.
Speaker 1: You can either vote no on everything, because there's so
Speaker 1: much bad stuff on everything, and if that's what you
Speaker 1: would do, I support you, by the way, I totally
Speaker 1: get it. I'm not gonna support child trany stuff and Uganda.
Speaker 1: You can vote no on everything, or you can weigh
Speaker 1: every bill that comes down and try to decide as
Speaker 1: a member of the House or a United States Senator.
Speaker 1: You can weigh every bill that comes down and try
Speaker 1: to decide, well, does the good outweigh the bad, and
Speaker 1: then you vote yes or no. But this doesn't just
Speaker 1: apply to what's happening right now with this funding bill
Speaker 1: or that funding bill. And these Republicans voted against this,
Speaker 1: and those Republicans voted against that. This will be the
Speaker 1: case for every single thing that lands on the desk
Speaker 1: of the House of Representatives, unless they're naming a post office. Now,
Speaker 1: we should discuss before we get to why should I
Speaker 1: even bother voting GOP, We should discuss this aspect of
Speaker 1: all this, because this is a very real thing that
Speaker 1: we also have to deal with. Why is it this corrupt?
Speaker 1: What is it? Well, Washington, d C. The stats are
Speaker 1: well known that I forget what exactly what the number is,
Speaker 1: but it's something like nine out of ten of the
Speaker 1: richest counties surround d C in some number like that.
Speaker 1: I screwed that up, but you understand what I mean
Speaker 1: is absurdly wealthy. The Washington DC area is absurdly wealthy.
Speaker 1: I've told you this story before. When I was running
Speaker 1: for Congress, I'd never been to Washington, d C. I
Speaker 1: flew back there to raise money. And this was during
Speaker 1: the Great Recession. This is back in that two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight two thousand and nine thing when businesses were
Speaker 1: closing all over the place and people were out of
Speaker 1: work and it was really bad. And I went back
Speaker 1: into DC and I was mortified because everything was brand new,
Speaker 1: and everything was being built, and the roads were beautiful
Speaker 1: and brand new buildings. And it was very clear that
Speaker 1: while the rest of the country was suffering from some
Speaker 1: sort of a recession, they weren't suffering at all. They
Speaker 1: were living high on the hog. How does that happen
Speaker 1: on a city or in a city that doesn't have
Speaker 1: any industry outside of tourism. You realize that Washington, d c.
Speaker 1: Produces nothing. The only industry is tourism. How do they
Speaker 1: get their money? How are there all these new buildings,
Speaker 1: new businesses, beautiful roads. That's all our money. In the end,
Speaker 1: that's all money the government took from you and took
Speaker 1: from me. Now what happens after they take it from us?
Speaker 1: The government ends up with this huge pot of gold
Speaker 1: full of your money, and people, businesses, industries, lobbyists, they
Speaker 1: start to want that pot of gold. They want to
Speaker 1: stick their hands in it and grab a big old
Speaker 1: handful for themselves. So they moved to Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: They set up shop in Washington, D C. And their job,
Speaker 1: whatever your job is, or maybe you're a stay at
Speaker 1: home owm or something, but their job every day, oftentimes legally,
Speaker 1: their job every single day is to sit down and
Speaker 1: figure out how they can stick their hands in your
Speaker 1: pot of goal and grab your money. And so you'll
Speaker 1: have this country lobbying for this, and this industry lobbying
Speaker 1: for that, and this NGO lobbying for this, and this
Speaker 1: group lobbying for that, and there, and they're in the
Speaker 1: office of your Congression of Representative and there are in
Speaker 1: the office of your senator. Senator, you don't understand we
Speaker 1: really need one hundred billion dollars for our Somali refugee
Speaker 1: NGO because we really want to move them into your
Speaker 1: area so they can steal all the taxpayer. But this
Speaker 1: is how it works, and it's not just all bad ones.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind there are ones you like that are
Speaker 1: in there. Hey, we want uh, we want better guns
Speaker 1: for the troops. The troops meet and need better weapons.
Speaker 1: How about you give us some cash. We'll develop again
Speaker 1: some of it you like the sound of some of
Speaker 1: it you don't. But why is there so much wealth
Speaker 1: in Washington, DC? Because they are there to steal us.
Speaker 1: Why is there so much rotted filth in every single
Speaker 1: bill they pass? It's because the members of the House
Speaker 1: of Representatives and the United States Senators help those organizations
Speaker 1: steal from you and me because it helps keep getting
Speaker 1: them elected. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: Wonderful Friday, and asked doctor Jesse Friday tackling the questions
Speaker 1: right now, But you know what, let's actually get to
Speaker 1: the question. We were just talking about legislation. There's all
Speaker 1: these bills getting passed through and this guy voted against it,
Speaker 1: and you're mad. But this guy voted fort and he
Speaker 1: had good reasons, and you're happy to the headlines and
Speaker 1: once in it. So this guy said, hey, Jesse and
Speaker 1: Jewish Chris, I love your show. Thanks for what you're doing.
Speaker 1: I'm a lifelong registered Republican and the past several elections
Speaker 1: have been very difficult for me to vote. Don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, but the most idiotic Republican is better than
Speaker 1: the communist Democrats. Should I vote for the GOP if
Speaker 1: they do not do anything but try to destroy the
Speaker 1: great country. So on and so forth. They had all
Speaker 1: last year to at least try to reign in these
Speaker 1: corrupt judges. Just yesterday, Mike Johnson said, now would not
Speaker 1: be a good time to look at doing something with
Speaker 1: these judges. Sure, the GOP has done good things he's
Speaker 1: past year, but the judges are tearing everything President Trump
Speaker 1: has implemented a part and the GOP simply refuses to
Speaker 1: do their freaking job. All right, I'll address the judges first,
Speaker 1: and then we'll talk about voting GOP or not. Why
Speaker 1: should I vote GOP? Now, you're not going to love
Speaker 1: hearing this. Nevertheless, it's not your mommy's show, your daddy's show.
Speaker 1: There's nothing Mike Johnson can do about the judges. Nothing.
Speaker 1: Then you know this, I'm not exactly a GOP superfan,
Speaker 1: and I'm most definitely not a Mike Johnson super fan.
Speaker 1: But the Republican Party does not have the votes to
Speaker 1: remove a judge, even if they get an impeachment vote
Speaker 1: through the House of Representatives. And I want to stress
Speaker 1: if even if they impeach him in the House. Remember,
Speaker 1: impeachment is not removal. Those are two different things. The
Speaker 1: House of Representatives impeaches, then the Senate has to vote
Speaker 1: to remove. Donald Trump was impeached twice, never removed because
Speaker 1: the Senate didn't vote to remove. I agree with you
Speaker 1: about the judges. They're a huge problem, a huge problem.
Speaker 1: The Republican Party does not have enough votes to remove
Speaker 1: the judges. We do not. There aren't enough Republicans in
Speaker 1: the Senate. There probably aren't enough Republicans in the House.
Speaker 1: And the Republicans we do have lots of them, mainly
Speaker 1: Republicans from red states that could replace these Republicans will
Speaker 1: not vote to take these steps. We don't have the
Speaker 1: votes to remove judges. We do not. I wish we did.
Speaker 1: The judges were not put there by accident. You could argue,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think if what I'm about to say
Speaker 1: is exactly how I feel, but I'll say this. You
Speaker 1: could argue that putting judges, putting communist judges on the
Speaker 1: bench is one of the most effective things that communists
Speaker 1: have ever done in the United States of America, and
Speaker 1: you can tell by the breakneck speed they try to
Speaker 1: put them into the court system. Judges in our society,
Speaker 1: most societies, judges have an insane amount of power. It's
Speaker 1: one of those positions. In the matter what level of
Speaker 1: judge we're talking about here, you hold the power of
Speaker 1: basically life and death in your hands all the time.
Speaker 1: Think about what an awesome setting aside all communism and
Speaker 1: all that stuff. Think about the awesome power you have
Speaker 1: as a judge. If I were going to make you
Speaker 1: a judge of whatever kind of cases and every day,
Speaker 1: all day, you are there presiding over a case. Wow,
Speaker 1: does this guy go to prison, wife kids the rest
Speaker 1: of his life? Do you keep him out of prison?
Speaker 1: You would feel an incredible sense of duty, would you not.
Speaker 1: I know some judges, good judges, and they do. They
Speaker 1: feel an incredible sense of obligation to society. It's that
Speaker 1: kind of an important role. What happens if you get
Speaker 1: a communist apparachick sitting in that judge's seat with the
Speaker 1: judge's robes on. Let me introduce you to one of
Speaker 1: those judges, Monique Warrel, who let a very very bad
Speaker 1: man go free and now three people are dead.
Speaker 2: Now I have researched into this case since the latest
Speaker 2: event has taken place, and what I found is that
Speaker 2: that individual was sentenced to conditional release and that conditional
Speaker 2: release was that he would continue treatment with an outpatient
Speaker 2: community partner. My understanding is that that treatment was originally
Speaker 2: costing seven dollars a month, and that after a period
Speaker 2: of time that seven dollars a month bill went up
Speaker 2: to one hundred and fifty plus dollars a month, and
Speaker 2: that the individual was no longer in compliance with his
Speaker 2: treatment because of inability to pay for that treatment. And
Speaker 2: now here we are with individuals who need mental health
Speaker 2: treatment and don't have access to that treatment, bad things happen,
Speaker 2: and that's what we're dealing with.
Speaker 1: That's a communist foot soldier in a judge's robe who
Speaker 1: lets murderers go free to coslaughter your family members, and
Speaker 1: she doesn't feel the slightest bit bad about it. She
Speaker 1: feels like that's her job. And communists in this country,
Speaker 1: just like they do when every communist country, have installed
Speaker 1: those judges at every level they can in our justice system.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday,
Speaker 1: and ask doctor Jesse Friday. I remember you can email
Speaker 1: the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So to
Speaker 1: finish this up, why vote GOP? I know you get
Speaker 1: angry and disappointed. I get angry and disappointed. I voted
Speaker 1: for you because you said you would do this, and
Speaker 1: now you're not doing it. I get frustrated, and you
Speaker 1: get frustrated. This is not some defense of the GOP,
Speaker 1: but this is the simple, basic truth of the matter
Speaker 1: situation we've been placed in. It's not your fault and
Speaker 1: it's not my fault. This is our situation. We love
Speaker 1: our house. We would love to keep our house beautiful.
Speaker 1: In fact, we'd like to improve our house. Our house
Speaker 1: is taking on water if Democrats, whenever Democrats take power,
Speaker 1: that water is going to start to fill up the
Speaker 1: house really really, really fast, to the point where we
Speaker 1: know we can look at the water levels rising and
Speaker 1: we know if this continues, we will not be able
Speaker 1: to save the house. Just pause and think about the
Speaker 1: dam I mention the Biden administration did with just four years.
Speaker 1: That was one term, one term of unchecked communist rule
Speaker 1: in this country. Joe Biden drooled on himself while communists
Speaker 1: like Anita Dunn tore through this country the way she'd
Speaker 1: always dreamt of four years? What would another four have been?
Speaker 1: So we want that water level not just to stop rising.
Speaker 1: We wanted to go down. I want all the water
Speaker 1: out so I can then clean up my house and
Speaker 1: make my house beautiful. That's what you want, and that's
Speaker 1: what I want. The GOP. We know now, we're not naive.
Speaker 1: The GOP when elected, they don't reverse it. They don't
Speaker 1: bail water. In fact, they still let water in. It
Speaker 1: slows down. That's what it does. The rising of the
Speaker 1: water slows down. When Republicans are in buying us time.
Speaker 1: What do we do with that time? Is the question
Speaker 1: we should be asking, because that's all voting GOP does.
Speaker 1: It buys you a little more time before the country collapses.
Speaker 1: The time we have we have to use it reforming
Speaker 1: the GOP and turning it into a party that will
Speaker 1: actually drain the water out of the house. That's why
Speaker 1: I vote the way I vote. I want to again
Speaker 1: stress what I've told you many times before. Your vote
Speaker 1: is the only political power you have in this country.
Speaker 1: Beyond spreading the truth and working on campaigns. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about actual tangible political power. Your vote as the only
Speaker 1: political power you have. You vote, not how I say,
Speaker 1: not how I do. You vote, what's on your heart
Speaker 1: for your own reasons, and don't let anybody tell you,
Speaker 1: you're wrong. It's your vote. It's the only power you have.
Speaker 1: Don't lend it out to me or anybody else. It's
Speaker 1: your vote. Why do I vote GOP? That's why I
Speaker 1: am voting GOP to stop the rising of the water,
Speaker 1: and Lord Willing using that time to reform the GOP
Speaker 1: into something that is actually anti communist and will drain
Speaker 1: the water from the House. I fully acknowledge that it's
Speaker 1: not the GOP we have now, and I acknowledge this
Speaker 1: it's not gonna be the GOP we have tomorrow. It's
Speaker 1: just not reforming a party means bouncing people out in
Speaker 1: the primaries. That's what it takes to reform a party.
Speaker 1: We have to win primaries with actual anti communists. But
Speaker 1: that is a huge, huge uphill climb, because you need money,
Speaker 1: you need name recognition, you need lazy red state GOP
Speaker 1: voters to get off their fat butts and go vote
Speaker 1: in the primary. And only about twenty five percent of
Speaker 1: them do that, and most of those go out and
Speaker 1: vote for the same freaking loser who's in there now,
Speaker 1: So they go vote for Mike Rounds and Ensa Graham
Speaker 1: and John Cornyn and John Thune over and Chuck Grassley,
Speaker 1: John Kennedy, but Cassidy Oh, I could, I could go
Speaker 1: down the line. They go vote for these losers over
Speaker 1: and over and over again in the primary, or they
Speaker 1: don't vote at all. Our ultimate challenge is to reform
Speaker 1: the GOP and make it actually anti communist, and the
Speaker 1: only way that happens is in the primary. But just
Speaker 1: like removing the judges, that takes time, and for people
Speaker 1: like you who see what needs to be done and
Speaker 1: want it done right now, taking time doesn't sound like
Speaker 1: an option and doesn't seem to Why do you need time,
Speaker 1: Senator to vote for what's right? Why do you need
Speaker 1: time to pass the Save Act? You know we're all
Speaker 1: hot on that right now. Pass the Save Act? Passes
Speaker 1: Save Act. Why do you need time on that? Because
Speaker 1: he sucks. That's why he doesn't care about you. He
Speaker 1: doesn't care about your values. He doesn't care about the country.
Speaker 1: He's a United States Senator wearing thousand dollars shoes. He
Speaker 1: considers himself to be a resident of Washington, d c.
Speaker 1: He just knows every once in a while he needs
Speaker 1: to go pop into South Dakota and put on some
Speaker 1: Hunter orange and shoot a couple pheasants and get on
Speaker 1: the television and tell you how much he loves goden
Speaker 1: guns and he knows that there are enough stupid GOP
Speaker 1: primary voters who will runder the polls to vote for
Speaker 1: him again and again and again because they follow that
Speaker 1: same pattern every single time. Now here's something that may
Speaker 1: make you feel better as we move on. There is
Speaker 1: something happening in the state of Texas right now, and
Speaker 1: if it happens, I want to stress the if it
Speaker 1: may help reform the GOP faster. It pays to send
Speaker 1: a message in life. It just does. When we just
Speaker 1: snatched Maduro out of Venezuela using direct energy weapons and
Speaker 1: delta force and we didn't lose a man, and it
Speaker 1: was just such an insanely impressive military operation. China and
Speaker 1: Russia have had several closed door meetings since, I promise you,
Speaker 1: and they were very concerned meetings. How did they do this?
Speaker 1: What did they do? What do they have that we
Speaker 1: don't have? How are they we sent a message? An
Speaker 1: important message. Texas right now has a Senate primary going
Speaker 1: on loser DORC Senator John Cornyn, who voted for gun control,
Speaker 1: he's been he's in GOP leadership in the Senate. He's
Speaker 1: a money raising machine because he's a swamp machine. As
Speaker 1: of right now, it looks like he may very well
Speaker 1: lose his primary to Ken Paxton in Texas. Oh but
Speaker 1: I don't like Ken pack I don't give a crap
Speaker 1: if you don't like Ken Paxton. Do you have any
Speaker 1: idea what kind of a message that would send to
Speaker 1: the other losers in the GOP If one of our
Speaker 1: most powerful senators gets bounced in a primary because he
Speaker 1: screwed us over on a vote, it's not just that
Speaker 1: that would remove that barnacle John Cornyn from the United
Speaker 1: States Senate. That sends a message to Mike Rounds, That
Speaker 1: sends a message to the Ensagraham, That sends a message
Speaker 1: to all of them. Hey, you better be careful, Jack.
Speaker 1: If you make us angry enough, if you screw us
Speaker 1: over enough, there aren't enough TV ads you can run
Speaker 1: to make us forget Now. I'm not telling you. John
Speaker 1: Cornan is going to lose. He hasn't lost yet. Spending
Speaker 1: millions and millions and millions of dollars, He's gonna unload
Speaker 1: every single dime he has to try to convince stupid
Speaker 1: primary voters to vote for him instead of the other
Speaker 1: guy and keep him in the Senate. And if he
Speaker 1: does that, I will be so furious. I may need
Speaker 1: to take the day off because I may grab the
Speaker 1: microphone and spike it off the desk on the air
Speaker 1: that day. I'll be that angry with Texans if they
Speaker 1: make that decision. But I don't think Texans are gonna
Speaker 1: make that mistake. I think they're actually going to bounce
Speaker 1: John Cornyn. And that's way more important than Texas sends
Speaker 1: a message, Hey, we got a scalp. You want us
Speaker 1: to come get yours, We'll come get yours. It's important.
Speaker 1: It is to Jesse Kelly show on a Magnificent Friday
Speaker 1: and ask doctor Jesse Friday. Churning through all these questions,
Speaker 1: let's get to you know what, We'll get pause on
Speaker 1: Don Lemon for a few Let's get to this one.
Speaker 1: Because I went off last night. I was upset because
Speaker 1: someone used bathroom the stall bathroom, walked out, did not
Speaker 1: even did not even pretend to wash his hands, just
Speaker 1: walk right out. I just was so grossed out. Hey,
Speaker 1: this guy says, Oracle, can you please share with your
Speaker 1: audience the proper public bathroom, adequate or etiquette. If you're suspect.
Speaker 1: If you suspect it's occupied, do you knock or jiggle
Speaker 1: the handle? If you're inside and someone does either of
Speaker 1: those two things, how do you respond? If it's occupied?
Speaker 1: Do you wait outside or scurry away to a different bathroom?
Speaker 1: Any insight is helpful. So this is something that is
Speaker 1: People do struggle with this, and I understand why they
Speaker 1: struggle with this. I do not struggle with this because
Speaker 1: there are pieces of me that are missing that are
Speaker 1: supposed to be in people. That's what ob tells me.
Speaker 1: She tells me, I lack shame. My mentor, Michael Berry,
Speaker 1: naturally syndicated radio host Michael Bery friend and mentor, tells
Speaker 1: me that I have as that I'm a narcissistic sociopath.
Speaker 1: Isn't that what he called me, Chris narcissistic sociopathic personality?
Speaker 1: Which is true. I admit that, but it does make
Speaker 1: life easier. Now, let's say you're in a restaurant. You're
Speaker 1: in a business that has one of those. It's just
Speaker 1: one person bathroom. The door locks. It's very very simple.
Speaker 1: You walk up to the door. If you're on the outside,
Speaker 1: you're of course going to grab the handle. First you
Speaker 1: see it's locked. There is from this point on nothing
Speaker 1: required of you. You step back, make sure you're a
Speaker 1: good distance from the door. This is not just out
Speaker 1: of politeness for the person inside. You don't want to
Speaker 1: be hit in the face with the boof in case
Speaker 1: they open up the door. Chris, what I'm explaining something.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be a kid in the face
Speaker 1: with the residue. I guess we could call it. You
Speaker 1: don't want the move to hit you in the face
Speaker 1: as soon as they open the door, So you just
Speaker 1: step back in appropriate distance. People you asked if you
Speaker 1: should scurry off. People scurry off because all human beings,
Speaker 1: or should say most normal human beings. I don't have
Speaker 1: this get embarrassed that they have to use the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Women are especially like this, Dimes are. It's just how
Speaker 1: they operate. I think Aubrey would prefer if the whole
Speaker 1: family left the house and went across town when she
Speaker 1: had to use the bathroom. I don't understand it. Nevertheless,
Speaker 1: it's something people go through. You don't have to do that.
Speaker 1: That person's using the bathroom. You don't have to feel
Speaker 1: embarrassed about using the bathroom. You step back a little bit. Now,
Speaker 1: the more important lesson here is the person inside the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Let's say you're in there. You know I don't I
Speaker 1: really don't like public restrooms. As I've expressed, people are disgusting.
Speaker 1: They don't wash their hands. It's really really gross. So
Speaker 1: I will avoid using the public restroom at almost any cost.
Speaker 1: If I am in the public restroom and I'm going
Speaker 1: to work in there, I had no other options. Getting
Speaker 1: home was not an option. I had no other options.
Speaker 1: Somebody jiggles the handle, that's very understandable. I'm going to
Speaker 1: assume from here they're going to take a step back
Speaker 1: and wait. Now, it's just a matter of timing. If
Speaker 1: they jiggle the handle again within five minutes, I would
Speaker 1: say a five minute timer. If they jiggle the handle again,
Speaker 1: I'm going to loudly inform them that the bathroom is occupied.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to call them names or something, because,
Speaker 1: for all you you know, there's somebody out there who
Speaker 1: has the hershey squirts or something and they're just dying,
Speaker 1: they're in pain. They need to get in there. I
Speaker 1: understand that person maybe in physical agony. I understand it completely,
Speaker 1: So I'm not going to I'm not going to try
Speaker 1: to I'm not going to try to start a fight
Speaker 1: over the whole thing, but that person has to be
Speaker 1: informed that I am in here and I need some time. Clearly,
Speaker 1: you can choose to move on or not. There there's
Speaker 1: your bathroom medicot, Hey bruiser, Now that Don Lemon has
Speaker 1: lost so called elite communist status and downgraded himself back
Speaker 1: to street comedy trash, is there a way he makes
Speaker 1: it back to so so elite because of his communist
Speaker 1: religion loyalty or is he just that dumb and thinks
Speaker 1: he's still relevant all right? As you know, we talk
Speaker 1: about it all the time. They're elite communists and street
Speaker 1: communists and street immunists. If they pull the right levers,
Speaker 1: make the right moves, they can graduate into being elite communists.
Speaker 1: That would be a big media personalities or politicians, or
Speaker 1: getting some lucrative position at some communist nonprofit or something
Speaker 1: like that, something that pays the big, big bucks. So
Speaker 1: let me clue you in on this, as you probably
Speaker 1: have already figured out, do you know what percentage of
Speaker 1: street communists want to become elite communists? All of them,
Speaker 1: every single frigging one, Because every human being on the planet,
Speaker 1: wants something better in life. Not to say you're not content,
Speaker 1: and you should be content, somewhat content, But everybody has aspirations.
Speaker 1: Maybe you want a better frying pan, a bigger house,
Speaker 1: a nicer car, the nicer vacations, whatever it is. Everybody has.
Speaker 1: That that's human nature. Communists are no different. They don't
Speaker 1: want to be on the streets smearing poop on themselves
Speaker 1: and screaming about deportation. They want to be in Congress.
Speaker 1: They want staffers, nice clothes, better food, invited to high
Speaker 1: society things. They all want to be elite communists. Don Lemon,
Speaker 1: Don Lemon ended up with a job at CNN. Don
Speaker 1: Lemon is huges. He's really dumb. That's not being mean, Chris.
Speaker 1: Let me finish. He's really dumb. Let me tell you
Speaker 1: something I've told you before about television, because you know
Speaker 1: TV is different than radio. I do both. Everyone knows
Speaker 1: I have a TV show every single night, nine pm
Speaker 1: Eastern on the first TV, So I do both TV
Speaker 1: and radio. When I started doing media, I wanted to
Speaker 1: try both, and I assumed at least one would fail horribly,
Speaker 1: so I wanted something to fall back on. But I
Speaker 1: do both,