Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a fantastic Wednesday, cannot get the smile off
Speaker 1: my face. We'll talk about some ugly FBI things the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court had to slap democrats around a little bit, nonprofits,
Speaker 1: emails and other stuff. I wanted to start out this
Speaker 1: hour with a couple different items, though, kind of off
Speaker 1: the wall items, but you'll hear. I'll explain in a
Speaker 1: moment if you will. First, there's something I love and
Speaker 1: I think I kind of know why I love it,
Speaker 1: but I'm not one hundred percent sure why I love it.
Speaker 1: And here's what it is. The person who owns a
Speaker 1: house or a house in some land and their area
Speaker 1: gets really popular and everything starts getting built up around them,
Speaker 1: and they keep it just the way it is and
Speaker 1: don't sell it. This is actually happening in my specific
Speaker 1: area right now. I live in Red America. Therefore it's
Speaker 1: safe and it's clean. The animals aren't allowed to run free,
Speaker 1: the schools are better, your child's not going to get stabbed.
Speaker 1: Get you get you want to stand it. That's what
Speaker 1: happens when you leave Blue America and come to Red America.
Speaker 1: So of course people want to move to the rural Texas.
Speaker 1: Of course they do well. My area is getting built up.
Speaker 1: There are businesses who are opening, There are new subdivisions.
Speaker 1: Every new land developer wants to buy a big chunk
Speaker 1: land and put subdivisions out there, homes, apartments. Everyone wants
Speaker 1: to go there. That's a blessing. People want to come
Speaker 1: to your area. It's a blessing. I'm not complaining about that.
Speaker 1: By the way. I like that people have apartments. I
Speaker 1: like that people have homes. I like the businesses start.
Speaker 1: I want people to have jobs. I'm a fan of
Speaker 1: capitalism and prosperity. But also in my area, because it's
Speaker 1: rural Texas, there are these little mini ranches, I should say,
Speaker 1: where he'll have two hundred head of cattle, he'll have
Speaker 1: four or five horses. You're looking and you're thinking, Nah,
Speaker 1: that guy probably has twenty acres there, and all around
Speaker 1: him they're building apartments and houses, and there's a new
Speaker 1: McDonald's and there's a new parking garage all around him,
Speaker 1: and nothing's changed on his place. And you know, for
Speaker 1: a fat, when you're driving by for a fat that somebody,
Speaker 1: probably multiple somebodies have knocked on that guy's door and
Speaker 1: opened up their checkbook and basically told him, name your price,
Speaker 1: we want to buy your place. And they offered him
Speaker 1: what you or I would probably consider life changing money.
Speaker 1: How much money would it take for you to say,
Speaker 1: I mean, whatever you want to do in retirement. People
Speaker 1: have their own thing, but maybe you, maybe you have
Speaker 1: a very standard thing, and there's nothing wrong with this.
Speaker 1: Maybe you want to move to Florida and you want
Speaker 1: to you want a condo close to the walking distance
Speaker 1: to the beach in Florida. Maybe you want five million dollars.
Speaker 1: You want a condo close to the beach in Florida.
Speaker 1: Invest your money, you your hobby, your wife. You want
Speaker 1: to walk down and get oysters every Friday night, enjoy
Speaker 1: the sunshine and the beach. And that's that's what you
Speaker 1: want to do, and there's nothing wrong with that. And
Speaker 1: somebody comes homes to your house and they open up
Speaker 1: a check book and they say, hey, here it is
Speaker 1: right here, I have the check for it. And you say, nah,
Speaker 1: I'm good. I built this place. I like this place.
Speaker 1: I think this place is a good place just the
Speaker 1: way it is. I'm not leaving. I've always loved that,
Speaker 1: and I don't understand what specifically about it appeals to me.
Speaker 1: Maybe because I like people who value tradition over money.
Speaker 1: I guess possibly that could be it. I like to
Speaker 1: see the old way people lived. I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't know, but I like it. And this story it's
Speaker 1: this is like a two minute news clip. It's a
Speaker 1: story out of Kentucky. I'm gonna play it for you.
Speaker 1: And when I first saw it, I just sat back
Speaker 1: and I just smiled the entire time. Listen to this
Speaker 1: woman in Kentucky and it's my way.
Speaker 2: I'll stay in hold and feet in Asian, twenty six
Speaker 2: million doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 1: Some people might find it obviously obviously, I'll start it again.
Speaker 1: The woman was offered twenty six million dollars for her place,
Speaker 1: more money than you or I will ever see in
Speaker 1: a lifetime. Twenty six million dollars. Listen, and it's my way.
Speaker 2: I'll stay in hold and feet in Asian, six million
Speaker 2: doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 3: Some people might find it hard to understand how Delsia
Speaker 3: Bear can turn away a twenty six million dollar offer
Speaker 3: to buy some of her land until you spend a
Speaker 3: little time with her walking the dirt road she grew
Speaker 3: up on and in the house her daddy built.
Speaker 2: My grandfather and great grandfather and a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: family has all lived here for years, paid taxes on it,
Speaker 2: fed a nation off of it, even raised wheat through
Speaker 2: the depression, and kept the breadlines up in the United
Speaker 2: States of America when people didn't have anything else.
Speaker 3: Delcia is one of dozens of landowners approached by an
Speaker 3: anonymous buyer, one of the major players in artificial intelligence,
Speaker 3: likely Google or Meta or Amazon, to purchase their land.
Speaker 3: The market value for land in Mason County is about
Speaker 3: six thousand dollars an acre. The realtor that came to
Speaker 3: her door last April offered her and her mother about
Speaker 3: ten times that they call.
Speaker 4: Us whole stupid farmers, you know, but we're not. We
Speaker 4: know whenever our food is disappearing, our lands are disappearing,
Speaker 4: and we don't have any water and poison, we know
Speaker 4: we've had it.
Speaker 3: Elsie's mom, Ida Huddleston, is now eighty two years old.
Speaker 3: She says she does not need the money or the hassle.
Speaker 3: She was born on this land and she plans to
Speaker 3: die here, and she certainly does not trust the promises
Speaker 3: made by the AI companies or the people who want
Speaker 3: them to build here.
Speaker 1: Did that make you smile? You know? Mount Saint Helen's
Speaker 1: big old mountain volcano in Washington. Mount Saint Helens erupted
Speaker 1: some years ago. It's a big story. When I was
Speaker 1: a kid, we learned about it at the school and
Speaker 1: I remember reading in mount that story that there was
Speaker 1: an old man. Sorry, I didn't look this up beforehand.
Speaker 1: I'm doing this off the top of my head. Otherwise
Speaker 1: i'd name him. There was an old man who lived
Speaker 1: on the side of that mountain and they knew the
Speaker 1: mountain was going to go at some point in time,
Speaker 1: and they told him, Hey, you need to leave, and
Speaker 1: he said, no, this is my place. I was born
Speaker 1: here and I'm gonna die here. And he did. And
Speaker 1: I remember as a kid hearing that story and thinking
Speaker 1: to myself, what an idiot? What Go get an apartment somewhere,
Speaker 1: Go get a nice place somewhere else, Go buy a house,
Speaker 1: go go whatever. Live on a house boat in Tennessee.
Speaker 1: He said, what an idiot? And maybe it's age. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I can't psychologize myself. I really look up
Speaker 1: to that guy. I think there's something really appealing and
Speaker 1: really cool about being offered life changing, generational money, not
Speaker 1: just for you, your kids, your kids kids, for twenty
Speaker 1: six million dollars generational money, and you say, no, my
Speaker 1: dad built this house. Chris can't believe it. Look, I
Speaker 1: don't know that I could do it. Maybe that's why
Speaker 1: I like it so much. I don't know that I
Speaker 1: that I could do it, but I hope I could.
Speaker 1: What Chris. But Chris said, but that's the kind of
Speaker 1: thing you'd want your kids to say. I think I
Speaker 1: would want them to say that. I don't want them
Speaker 1: to value money over anything else. And I've told him that.
Speaker 1: I've told my boys, I expect you to work hard,
Speaker 1: working hard as a requirement, and I expect you to
Speaker 1: provide for a wife and children. You're gonna provide. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna be some dirtball, some free loading loser. But
Speaker 1: I've also told them there's more to life than money,
Speaker 1: a lot more to life than money. I don't know why,
Speaker 1: but I think that story is really freaking cool. I
Speaker 1: think it's really twenty six million dollars, man live, twenty
Speaker 1: six million dollars. No, I'm good, my dad built this house.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna stay right here. That's freaking awesome, Jesse. Perhaps
Speaker 1: you can share with your listener's house. Senator Joe McCarthy
Speaker 1: was spot on about the Communist infestation in the country. Well,
Speaker 1: he saw it coming, he screamed about it, and it's
Speaker 1: not an accident. To this day, your child learns in
Speaker 1: history class that Joe McCarthy was some crazy kook who
Speaker 1: was just out there selling conspiracy theories. That's because Joe
Speaker 1: McCarthy was dead right. He knew that the Communists were
Speaker 1: infecting the education system, the United States government. He knew
Speaker 1: they were infecting Hollywood. All these things we now know
Speaker 1: are documented facts. That's all documented now. Now we know it,
Speaker 1: McCarthy screamed about it, and now the average American things
Speaker 1: Joe McCarthy was just some some nutter, some what a
Speaker 1: conspiracy theorist. No, Communists are in filtrators, it's what they do.
Speaker 1: They didn't filtrate the FBI, and it's really really bad.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on an Amazing Wednesday. Member,
Speaker 1: you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also, remember,
Speaker 1: the Communists are dead serious when they tell you they're
Speaker 1: going to arrest you the first chance they get. This
Speaker 1: is the DA of Philadelphia. This is how it works.
Speaker 5: You commit crimes within the jurisdiction that is the city
Speaker 5: and County of Philadelphia, I prosecute you.
Speaker 1: That is how it works.
Speaker 5: No, I don't take a phone call from the President
Speaker 5: saying let them go. No, the President cannot pardon you.
Speaker 5: I'll say it again, the President cannot pardon you. And yes,
Speaker 5: I will put you in handcuffs, and I will put
Speaker 5: you in a courtroom, and if necessary, I will put
Speaker 5: you in a jail cell if you decide to make
Speaker 5: the torazzo floor of this airport anything like what you
Speaker 5: did in the streets of Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: They're serious. We laugh and we have fun, but let's
Speaker 1: remember that communists are dead serious. They want to hurt you.
Speaker 1: They're going to try to hurt you. Whatever power they
Speaker 1: are ever given, they will use that power to hurt you.
Speaker 1: They've never done anything else. It's what they believe should
Speaker 1: be done with power. Headline from Just the News Fishing
Speaker 1: expedition docs expanse or expose expansive FBI surveillance of Trump
Speaker 1: allies possible illegality. They took the FBI and they did
Speaker 1: with it the only thing they know how to do.
Speaker 1: They used it against their political opponents. They'd never consider
Speaker 1: doing anything else. Speaking of never considering doing anything else else,
Speaker 1: here's Corey Booker with Gavin.
Speaker 6: News Gavin and I are longtime friends when we were
Speaker 6: both at mayoral level, and I told him, I said, brother,
Speaker 6: we got a romance because when you stood up for
Speaker 6: game lesbian couples and married them against the law, and
Speaker 6: the whole Democratic Party was saying, you're ruining our coming
Speaker 6: election because that was when Bush was trying to put
Speaker 6: it on ballots.
Speaker 3: Every night, blamed him for John Carrey losing Yes.
Speaker 6: But yet he stood up for what we now know
Speaker 6: looking back was right. That was an act of courage,
Speaker 6: It was an act of grace. It was an act
Speaker 6: of vulnerability because he put himself out there. He is
Speaker 6: my brother because of moments like that.
Speaker 1: Corey and Gavin are pretty close. I wonder how close
Speaker 1: they are. I wonder how long Gavin's been behind Corey
Speaker 1: or what. I just wonder how close they are. Chris,
Speaker 1: I can ask super close. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I thought that was what, don't look at me like that, Chris.
Speaker 1: I thought that was touching. Hey, Bronco, I'm a project
Speaker 1: manager for the Oklahoma Military Department. We are building a
Speaker 1: new museum that tells the story of the Oklahoma National
Speaker 1: Guard with an emphasis on the forty fifth Infantry Division.
Speaker 1: There is a Medal of Honor section for all the
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor recipients from Oklahoma. It's located in Oklahoma
Speaker 1: City and will be completed this June. My co workers
Speaker 1: and I are huge fans of your show, of your
Speaker 1: radio show, and would love to have you stop by
Speaker 1: if you were ever up this way. Chris, we gotta go.
Speaker 1: What what is this an anti Oklahoma thing because you're
Speaker 1: from Texas? Chris, Okay, I appreciate that naked bias. I do.
Speaker 1: I like Oklahoma, Chris. I have always enjoyed Oklahoma. I've
Speaker 1: enjoyed Oklahoma and people what what Chris says, it's boring,
Speaker 1: But what do you expect them to do? Chris? You
Speaker 1: want to start doing Hulu hooping for you when you
Speaker 1: cross the board. What do you mean it's boring? They
Speaker 1: have the same stuff up there you have for here
Speaker 1: in Texas. They have the same thing up there you
Speaker 1: have here in Texas. For Pete's sake, it's the same
Speaker 1: freaking plain. Oh my gosh, you are such a Texas
Speaker 1: Homer all the time. We can go to the Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Museum up there in Oklahoma. Chris, please make
Speaker 1: some arrangements, get us a discount or something. You'll feel better. Jesse,
Speaker 1: you've promoted moving out of blue states for some time.
Speaker 1: That's a great idea, particularly for the young and mobile. However,
Speaker 1: if most Republicans and conservative conservatives leave, then theoretically it
Speaker 1: assumes the blue state will stay blue forever. In your opinion,
Speaker 1: what are the primary movers causing states to flip crime taxes,
Speaker 1: government overreach, gun laws, or perhaps in these days, illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: His name is David Yes, Well, I do not believe
Speaker 1: some blue states can be saved without serious election security
Speaker 1: because Democrats in these states, states like California, have more
Speaker 1: illegal votes than you can count. Every California Republican I
Speaker 1: know says that they cheat in every single election out there,
Speaker 1: that it's not possible to win because they've they've locked
Speaker 1: down every level of government, so they just cheat rampantly.
Speaker 1: You want to hear something crazy. There was just a
Speaker 1: recent Supreme Court argument about when is election day? Are
Speaker 1: they allowed to continue to count votes that come in
Speaker 1: after election day, because remember that seems to keep happening
Speaker 1: now in the country. You want to hear something Weld,
Speaker 1: There's never been one of those where they kept counting
Speaker 1: afterwards that benefited Republicans. Democrats cheat in every election. That's
Speaker 1: why I thought the arguing over twenty twenty was crazy.
Speaker 1: You can argue they didn't cheat enough to win it,
Speaker 1: or you can argue they did cheat enough to win it,
Speaker 1: But don't ever tell me they didn't cheat. Democrats have
Speaker 1: always cheated in every election every chance they get. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. If you
Speaker 1: miss any part of the show, you can download it.
Speaker 1: iHeart Spotify iTunes. Now I'm gonna play something for you.
Speaker 1: There's a story about Ruth's Chris Steakhouse. Delicious, but maybe
Speaker 1: the worst name of any restaurant in history. It just
Speaker 1: doesn't work with the English language. Ruth's Chris. It's hard
Speaker 1: to say anyway. We'll set that aside. It is delicious.
Speaker 1: I haven't eaten it one in years, but last time
Speaker 1: I ate it one it was fantastic. But Ruth Scrits
Speaker 1: Steakhouse shut up. Chris has a new dress code.
Speaker 7: The great national divide over a dress codes. It's back
Speaker 7: with a debate over the dress code at steakhouse chain
Speaker 7: Ruth Chris and what it calls proper attire, asking guests
Speaker 7: to remove all hats and not come in with jim
Speaker 7: ware pool attire, tank tops or exposed undergarments. Another chain, Chili's,
Speaker 7: posted about that, saying the only dress code at Chili's
Speaker 7: is you have to be dressed.
Speaker 1: Goat and I did hear some outrage about this. Some
Speaker 1: people support it, some people are against it. Have you
Speaker 1: ever heard the story about Van Halend and the Brown Eminems.
Speaker 1: You ever heard this story, It's a famous story. You
Speaker 1: probably have heard it. If not bands, Actually it's not
Speaker 1: just bands. Any speaking act. Like if I did a
Speaker 1: bunch of public speaking Roy Gate went and gave speeches
Speaker 1: here and speeches there, I would probably have this too.
Speaker 1: But bands, rock and roll, all bands have what's called
Speaker 1: a rider. What is a well? I Jesse Kelly, I'm
Speaker 1: going to come grace you with my presence and give
Speaker 1: a speech. I'm not gonna do this, by the way,
Speaker 1: it's not my thing, but I'm going to come grace
Speaker 1: you with my presence and give a speech. Here is
Speaker 1: a list of things I require when I get there.
Speaker 1: I will need a little little Caesar's thin crust pizza
Speaker 1: in the dressing room. I'm going to need three bags
Speaker 1: of blaze in Buffalo and ranch Dorito's, a side of
Speaker 1: ranch with my little Caesar's pizza, and a comfortable robe
Speaker 1: to put on for after my speech. Here are my requirements.
Speaker 1: That's called a rider, right all right. Bands music acts
Speaker 1: are famous for these because they'll put the most crazy
Speaker 1: things in there you can possibly imagine. I read one
Speaker 1: time that Beyonce, that singer. One of hers was you
Speaker 1: had to have a platinum straw for her to drink
Speaker 1: out of. It had to be a drinkingtru made of platinum.
Speaker 1: I know, Chris, all right, I got it. Anyway, put
Speaker 1: that aside. Music acts, have you ever wondered you go
Speaker 1: to these different concert venues and there's all these lights
Speaker 1: at the exact right time, and the fog comes out
Speaker 1: at the exact right time. Well, that doesn't just magically happen.
Speaker 1: The venue ahead of time has to prepare those things
Speaker 1: for the band. They have to get those things right prepared.
Speaker 1: They hey, they like the volume of the guitar up
Speaker 1: this high. Not this high. They need the fog machine
Speaker 1: to roll it. Okay, you understand. So van Halen's thing.
Speaker 1: I think this was in nineteen eighty two they did
Speaker 1: a tour van Halen was they wanted a big bowl
Speaker 1: of eminem's. One of their many things was they wanted
Speaker 1: a big bowl of eminems waiting for them in the
Speaker 1: green room before they went out. Only there was a
Speaker 1: stipulation no brown eminems. No brown eminems. Now that doesn't
Speaker 1: make any sense at first, because everybody knows that all
Speaker 1: eminems taste the same. It's not like a skittle. An
Speaker 1: eminem is an eminem. If you close your eyes and
Speaker 1: I've led you want you to, I have no idea
Speaker 1: what color it is. They all taste the exact same.
Speaker 1: The color difference doesn't mean anything. So were they just
Speaker 1: being jerks, just being demanding because they could, because they
Speaker 1: were van Halen. No, they had their manager. Whenever they
Speaker 1: showed up at a venue. He walked in. Now, normally
Speaker 1: this manager would have to go check. I need to
Speaker 1: see the fog machine. I want to see the volume
Speaker 1: on the I want to see the light. I have
Speaker 1: to go. I want is this good? Instead of having
Speaker 1: to do all that, the manager walked right to the
Speaker 1: dressing room, right to the bowl of Eminem's to see
Speaker 1: if there were any brown ones in there. Why because
Speaker 1: if they took the time to take the brown m
Speaker 1: and ms out of the bowl, then they took the
Speaker 1: time to do the fog machine and the volume of
Speaker 1: the guitar. You don't have to check anything else. And
Speaker 1: the flip side of that is if you ignore that
Speaker 1: the fine print tedious admittedly, but fairly simple. If you
Speaker 1: couldn't do that my Eminem thing, I know you didn't
Speaker 1: get the timing right. I know the fog machine will
Speaker 1: be wrong. I know this light will be too bright,
Speaker 1: and this'll be I don't have to check anything else.
Speaker 1: The manager would walk in, check the ball. The bull
Speaker 1: was good to go, Sweet bands coming in. If not,
Speaker 1: we're out. Good luck with your show tonight. So dress
Speaker 1: codes and restaurants. There's a Cajun restaurant close to where
Speaker 1: I live. I live in Southern Texas, Houston area, so
Speaker 1: there's a lot of Cajun restaurants here. We started going
Speaker 1: there right when we moved here ten years ago or so,
Speaker 1: and delicious, great food. It's Cajun food. We stopped going
Speaker 1: for a while as it started getting rougher and rougher
Speaker 1: in there, louder, rude people, crappy people spilling drinks. We
Speaker 1: saw a fight one time. Then we walked by it.
Speaker 1: One day. We're going to a different restaurant. They had
Speaker 1: a new sign out front. The sign out front used
Speaker 1: to advertise the special of the day, get the red
Speaker 1: Snapper crawfish at Tufe Banana's Foster tonight. Now the signs
Speaker 1: still there as a list of things you are not
Speaker 1: allowed to wear in the restaurant. No vape pens, no
Speaker 1: wife beaters, no sideways ball caps, no baggy pants, no this,
Speaker 1: no that note. It's not that restaurant, Chris. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you they're in the break. We decided we pop in restaurant, clean, safe, nice,
Speaker 1: just like it used to be. Now, is wearing baggy
Speaker 1: pants that bad, Well, it's a big deal. They're pants
Speaker 1: that are baggy. It's the style you like. It's not
Speaker 1: that wearing baggy pants is bad. It's not that wearing
Speaker 1: a ball cap or a skirt that shows your undergarment
Speaker 1: in and of itself into Ruth Chris is bad. Although
Speaker 1: you have to clean the chairs afterwards. The problem with
Speaker 1: it is. It is indicative of the kind of customer
Speaker 1: you're going to be. It's a tell. It's a red
Speaker 1: flag if you will and so if you stop people
Speaker 1: who wear those things, there's your brown M and MS.
Speaker 1: Standards matter. I have worn a ball cap many times
Speaker 1: in my life. Now that I'm bald, I have ball
Speaker 1: caps I wear. I have other kinds of hats I wear. No,
Speaker 1: it's not really for style. It's because my head gets
Speaker 1: sunburned out because I don't have enough hair. So I
Speaker 1: do have hats. I have nothing against hats. I wear
Speaker 1: hat all day long. I support these kinds of decisions
Speaker 1: from restaurants, not because I'm a snob, not because I'm
Speaker 1: anti hat, but because I understand what comes with the
Speaker 1: hat so often. Never be afraid of standards. Standards make
Speaker 1: everything better, and without them we are but animals. All right.
Speaker 1: Pure Talk has standards. I talked to you earlier on
Speaker 1: the show last hour about macv Sog, those super studs
Speaker 1: who went behind enemy lines of Vietnam and died in droves.
Speaker 1: I've told you before. The man who runs Pure Talk
Speaker 1: did two tours with Mac Visauk. He finished a tour
Speaker 1: with a tour that's certain death and turned around and said,
Speaker 1: I'm going to do another one with my friends. Yes,
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of Jesse Kelly's
Speaker 1: show on a Wednesday, don't forget to get your questions
Speaker 1: emailed in for Friday, get your love, get your hate,
Speaker 1: get your death threats, get all those emailed into Jesse
Speaker 1: at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse. Is it even legal
Speaker 1: for states to release illegals with deportation orders? And if
Speaker 1: it is, why we have different jurisdictions in the country.
Speaker 1: Always remember we have different jurisdictions in the country, all right.
Speaker 1: A state has authority to do things that the Feds
Speaker 1: may not. It's it's convoluted, and it gets convoluted quickly
Speaker 1: when you dig into it. But a deportation order immigration
Speaker 1: is handled by the federal government. Ideally, you would have
Speaker 1: a state or local jurisdiction hold in illegal who has
Speaker 1: a detainer, saying hey, this guy's here illegally, and then
Speaker 1: Ice would come pick him up. But again, as I've
Speaker 1: expressed over and over again, democrats are evil. They are communists.
Speaker 1: They have brought as many foreign barbarians here as they
Speaker 1: possibly can because they know it wins them elections once
Speaker 1: they get here. They work very, very very hard to
Speaker 1: keep these people here because it wins them election.
Speaker 8: If you've been here since President Trump became the president
Speaker 8: on January twentieth and twenty seventeen, you've been here since
Speaker 8: that time, and you haven't committed the crime but for
Speaker 8: not having proper documentation. Let's figure out a way to
Speaker 8: legalize you so you can go to work every day,
Speaker 8: you can pay your taxes, you can raise your family,
Speaker 8: you can travel freely and not be afraid.
Speaker 1: Of being deported. It wins them election.
Speaker 9: You have a whole bunch of folks that have been here.
Speaker 9: Perhaps they did come here in an undocumented capacity, but
Speaker 9: they're contributing to society, their.
Speaker 1: Neighbors and others.
Speaker 9: If they're not at risk, if they're not criminals, I
Speaker 9: think we should figure out a way to let them
Speaker 9: come out of the shadows.
Speaker 1: Why would Democrats work so hard to prevent people from
Speaker 1: having to show ID? Don't they know illegals are voting?
Speaker 1: Don't they know eighty percent of Americans want this law.
Speaker 9: Underneath the surface, the Save Act is a voter purge bill.
Speaker 3: Most of its core elements don't even talk about voter id.
Speaker 6: The Save Act is a massive voter suppression bill that
Speaker 6: would make it very difficult for millions of Americans, especially
Speaker 6: women who have changed their name. Their name on their
Speaker 6: birth certificate no longer matches the name on their real
Speaker 6: ID or driver's license. It would cause chaos to voting
Speaker 6: and really strength of volting roles five or ten percent.
Speaker 3: His bill would make it more difficult for people who
Speaker 3: generally are not inclined to vote for him to vote.
Speaker 1: It would make it hard. They oppose it because they
Speaker 1: need those people to win elections. Now the result of it,
Speaker 1: of course, is Americans are dying. They're being robbed, they're
Speaker 1: being raped, they're being butchered. Here's Joe Abraham lost his
Speaker 1: daughter to another for you.
Speaker 9: Still have not heard from Governor Pritzker or from the mayor.
Speaker 6: No, I hadn't heard anything from any leader in Illinois.
Speaker 1: Nothing, not a word. Fourteen months, fourteen months, baby girl gone.
Speaker 1: Why hasn't he heard? Because Democrats prefer that illegal over him.
Speaker 1: The media is in on them, the university system is
Speaker 1: in on this. They have all as evil communists, joined
Speaker 1: together in the understanding that the hostile foreign barbarian he
Speaker 1: may rob he may rape, he may deal drugs, he
Speaker 1: may murder, and of course he will do those things.
Speaker 1: That's all he's ever known. But you know what else
Speaker 1: he will do. He will vote Democrat his entire life.
Speaker 1: His children will be American citizens who vote Democrats. So
Speaker 1: if your daughter and wife get raped and murdered by
Speaker 1: any legal immigrant, that's just the price to pay to
Speaker 1: keep Democrats in office in the country. That's just the
Speaker 1: cost of the revolution. Deeply, deeply evil. And these are
Speaker 1: the men we send to Washington to a post.
Speaker 10: I'm the only candidate advocating a comprehensive approach that includes
Speaker 10: a long, hard earned pathway to citizenship. There's some people
Speaker 10: saying we need to limit legal immigration. To me, they're
Speaker 10: just looking at a different world than I am. Will
Speaker 10: be down to two workers for ever retire in the
Speaker 10: next twenty years, We're going to need more legal immigration.
Speaker 7: Do you think that whatever you're working on will have
Speaker 7: to include a path to citizenship for Dreamers?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 11: I've been pretty outspoken on that for even last September,
Speaker 11: Senator Tillis and I both put out a proposal to
Speaker 11: get citizenship for those individuals that are in the doctor
Speaker 11: program or re eligible for the doctor program.
Speaker 12: Doctor recipients must have a permanent legislative solution.
Speaker 1: They deserve nothing less.
Speaker 12: We need to take action and pass legislation that will
Speaker 12: unequivocally allow these young men and women to stay in
Speaker 12: the only home in the only country they've known.
Speaker 1: South Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas. Those are senators representing those three
Speaker 1: very very red states. And keep in mind that Republicans
Speaker 1: know exactly what I just said is true about the
Speaker 1: foreign barbarians, about what they do, about what they're doing
Speaker 1: in the country, and they don't care at all. And
Speaker 1: now here's a headline, go you know, you know the thing.
Speaker 1: Headlines we didn't get to. The Supreme Court just dealt
Speaker 1: a blow to the Democrats plan to persecute ICE agents
Speaker 1: if they retake power. Sometimes I forget that the Communists
Speaker 1: plan on arresting all the members of ICE who were
Speaker 1: deporting foreign earth. Did I mention the Democrat parties evil
Speaker 1: and demonic is China using nonprofits to support political candidates, Well,
Speaker 1: let me go ahead and clue you in. Yes they are.
Speaker 1: Data shows the Gulf between Maga and Maha and America
Speaker 1: first voters over Iran, but most agree Israel has quote
Speaker 1: too much influence. As I mentioned the other night, Israel
Speaker 1: views this as their last and best shot because of
Speaker 1: how the next generation views Israel, and they're probably not
Speaker 1: wrong about that. Iran war drags US business to a
Speaker 1: yearly low. Well, I'm sure that won't matter during the midterms.
Speaker 1: House Conservatives erupt over Senate GOP and White House deal
Speaker 1: amid the Save Act fight. Yes, White House in the Senate,
Speaker 1: they're currently trying to give the Communists some concessions to
Speaker 1: get the government open again. Not satire, Maryland Democrat explains
Speaker 1: why the state needs appropriately sized tampons in the men's room.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what kind of man would need tampons,
Speaker 1: but I know Lindsey Graham probably needs big ones. Iran
Speaker 1: pushes back on US ceasefire plan and floats a five
Speaker 1: point counter proposal. Their five point counterproposal was basically a
Speaker 1: big Iranian double middle finger in Trump's face. So I
Speaker 1: would expect things that are going to get a little
Speaker 1: spicy in Iran pretty quickly here, spicier than they've been. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we'll do it again tomorrow, That's all.