Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun.
Speaker 2: On a Friday. It is a Friday. I have needed it,
Speaker 2: and so have you. The week is mercifully over and
Speaker 2: we have so much.
Speaker 3: We're going to get to tonight and we're gonna have
Speaker 3: a good time while we do it. Of course, it's
Speaker 3: asked doctor Jesse Friday. I'll touch just a little bit,
Speaker 3: just briefly on this gram plat nerd scandal stuff. Here
Speaker 3: in the opening of the show, we're diving right into
Speaker 3: the questions everyone asked questions about Chinese farmland, the black population.
Speaker 3: Some guy asks Blackstone recipes. Why doesn't Trump just turn
Speaker 3: net and yagulose Sonny Ron, all that, so much more
Speaker 3: on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday.
Speaker 1: So let me go ahead and give the game away
Speaker 1: a little bit.
Speaker 3: When it comes to Maine in the Senate race, the
Speaker 3: Democrat guy is Graham Plattner. I know by now you've
Speaker 3: seen you've at least heard me talk about the laundry
Speaker 3: list of scandals this guy seems to have gotten himself into.
Speaker 3: It's honestly, there's everything from abuse to running around on
Speaker 3: the old lady to not I mentioned Nazi tattoo. Third,
Speaker 3: a Nazi tattoo, one that he clearly knew was a
Speaker 3: Nazi tattoo.
Speaker 4: Now again, this is a text that got sent so
Speaker 4: like we can place the time right, this is in August.
Speaker 4: How does she know it's a Nazi tattoo in August
Speaker 4: of last year and you don't know it's a Nazi
Speaker 4: tattoo in August of last year.
Speaker 5: Well, she certainly didn't send that text to me. So
Speaker 5: whoever she sent it to and was.
Speaker 1: Talking, okay, it's bad.
Speaker 3: Let me go ahead and give this away for you.
Speaker 3: It's going to keep getting worse for Graham Platter. Now
Speaker 3: let me explain why, because I got this emails and
Speaker 3: ask doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: I got this email.
Speaker 3: Jesse isn't platiner the very definition of a beef steak Nazi.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let me explain.
Speaker 3: In case you haven't read the Anti Communist Manifesto available
Speaker 3: at Jesse kellybook dot com. Let me explain the term
Speaker 3: beefsteak Nazi. That's a real term. It's a term the
Speaker 3: Nazis themselves came up with. Why all right, so we
Speaker 3: have to talk a little bit of Germany little history here.
Speaker 3: Stay with me, After World War One, there was so
Speaker 3: much unrest in Germany, and the unrest was coming from
Speaker 3: all sides and for all reasons. The people were going hungry.
Speaker 3: The victorious powers were not letting food in it. It
Speaker 3: was really, really, really bad. On top of this toxic
Speaker 3: stew of things, you had returning soldiers who were often
Speaker 3: extremely bitter, felt like the country had betrayed them. After all,
Speaker 3: the World War One German army didn't lose a single
Speaker 3: battle on German soil, right, I mean, they were justified
Speaker 3: in some of their thinking. Okay, they were upset after
Speaker 3: World War One. Add them into this toxic stew of
Speaker 3: a society. Germany was a crazy place. What else is
Speaker 3: going on at this time? The communist movement globally is
Speaker 3: really really on the rise. Now that the dirty commedies
Speaker 3: are officially running the Soviet Union, they're promoting and pushing
Speaker 3: this stuff out as much as possible.
Speaker 1: So there got to be a.
Speaker 3: Huge communist movement on the rise in Germany at this time.
Speaker 3: Now we're going to fast forward through years of all
Speaker 3: kinds of unrest, But understand, we're talking about the level
Speaker 3: of unrest that involves the troops coming in and shooting
Speaker 3: civilians riots. It was really really bad oftentimes in the
Speaker 3: streets of Germany post World War One, before World War Two,
Speaker 3: and in any society when your society, when the government
Speaker 3: itself kind of breaks down and then you have this
Speaker 3: toxic mix of people, you're going to end up with
Speaker 3: warring groups, warring ideas. Everyone knows the Nazis come from
Speaker 3: that time. The Nazis were one of many, one of
Speaker 3: many that turned out they maneuvered in certain in all
Speaker 3: the right ways and did all the right things in
Speaker 3: order to gain power. But they were just one of many.
Speaker 3: There was a huge, as I just mentioned, communist movement
Speaker 3: going on in Germany at this time, a huge one.
Speaker 3: We're talking thousand person rallies, things like that, right, you
Speaker 3: know the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Well, look what do they do.
Speaker 6: We might call this getting strike ready.
Speaker 7: I think of it as getting us strike ready or
Speaker 7: street ready, and part of that is understanding our own strength.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you get the idea taking it to the streets
Speaker 3: back then too, All right, fast forward. Like I said,
Speaker 3: the Nazis just did it smarter and more vicious frankly
Speaker 3: than the other groups out there. They were just more
Speaker 3: willing to hurt people of course, more willing to do
Speaker 3: dirty tricks whatever. Okay, Now, the Nazi movement itself, I
Speaker 3: don't exactly have to tell you breaking news is obviously
Speaker 3: a deeply, deeply evil, evil ideology. It just is, and
Speaker 3: you know it of the racial superiority thing that all.
Speaker 3: It's just it's an ideology that it's extremely sick, extremely evil.
Speaker 3: But so is communism. Now let's just focus on these
Speaker 3: two groups for a moment. What kind of person joins
Speaker 3: a movement like that? Are you going to have some
Speaker 3: relatively normal people joining these movements?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: On occasion, sure, you know there'll be Bob the accountant.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's just bored, maybe his wife left him, maybe whatever.
Speaker 3: And okay, I'll go down to a Nazi meeting, I'll
Speaker 3: go down to a Communist meeting.
Speaker 1: So it does happen. But in general, what.
Speaker 3: Kinds of people joined these movements? Sick, degenerate freaks, deranged people,
Speaker 3: violent people, mentally ill people. Sick degenerate freaks are the
Speaker 3: ones who joined these kinds of movements. All right, the
Speaker 3: Nazis end up winning. As I said, there were all
Speaker 3: kinds of communists still in Germany, Communists who didn't feel
Speaker 3: like getting beaten up and shot in the head by
Speaker 3: the Nazis. So they just came out and said, oh,
Speaker 3: we're Nazis. Now, lots of them, so many of them.
Speaker 3: The Nazis came up with an actual term for them,
Speaker 3: beef steak Nazis. You know, brown and red beefsteak Nazis.
Speaker 3: They knew they were still Commies at heart, but they
Speaker 3: knew they had to pretend to be Nazis to be
Speaker 3: with the in crowd. That's the little historical part of it. Now,
Speaker 3: let's go to Graham Platner and why it's going to
Speaker 3: keep getting worse and worse for this Democrat candidate, and
Speaker 3: why this is going to be a problem going forward
Speaker 3: for the Democrat Party. Graham Platner is obviously a pretty
Speaker 3: messed up dude. Reports out of him grabbing his girlfriend
Speaker 3: and pinning her arm behind her back. I mean, this
Speaker 3: is obviously a bad dude. He's a bad dude, all right.
Speaker 3: But he got the nomination. How he was the most
Speaker 3: communist candidate in the race. He was the most commy candidate,
Speaker 3: and for the Democrat voter, that's what they want, the
Speaker 3: most commy candidate. Okay, what kind of people are you
Speaker 3: going to get if that's your selection process, don't think
Speaker 3: today's modern communist movement is any different than it ever.
Speaker 1: Was and Soviet Union.
Speaker 3: In the Soviet Union, they were a bunch of degenerates
Speaker 3: and freaks, and Germany degenerates and freaks, Cambodia degenerates and freaks,
Speaker 3: on and on and on down the line. It's a
Speaker 3: disgusting religion of the malcontent, and you attract terrible, terrible
Speaker 3: people to it. So if the Democrat primary voter is
Speaker 3: going to go out and select the most Communist candidate
Speaker 3: in every race whenever they have a chance to do so,
Speaker 3: Democrat scandals are going to just simply become the norm.
Speaker 1: You're going to get.
Speaker 3: Graham Platner is one of many who will come in
Speaker 3: the future as the Democrat Party continues to go further
Speaker 3: and further left. And of course, yeah, these people you know,
Speaker 3: just who are still trying to back him and come
Speaker 3: up with every excuse.
Speaker 1: This is Gretchen Carlson.
Speaker 6: You know, we have seen some Democrats come forward to
Speaker 6: say to say that maybe you know, Grand Platner has
Speaker 6: to re examine his behavior, and they're at least calling
Speaker 6: it out. I would like to see the same thing
Speaker 6: coming from Republicans with regard to Donald Trump. But overall,
Speaker 6: I think both parties need to be honest and take accountability.
Speaker 6: When you have a bad actor inside of a party, you.
Speaker 8: Have to call it out.
Speaker 1: That's called changing the subject.
Speaker 3: And Sonny Hustin, she obviously is a huge, huge ban
Speaker 3: a huge band of grand platiner. This was sunny Huston
Speaker 3: when it came to Trump.
Speaker 9: Yet fifty percent of America saw all of that and
Speaker 9: looked the other ways and said I'm going to vote
Speaker 9: for him anyway. And that is really disheartening because for me,
Speaker 9: that means that you are selfish. That tells me that
Speaker 9: they will look the other way to that kind of behavior,
Speaker 9: and that I think is despicable.
Speaker 3: It is un American. And now you look at her
Speaker 3: back in grand platiner and you're attempted to say, but
Speaker 3: she's a hypocrite, not the way she sees it. For
Speaker 3: Sonny Hustin, and for all communists, remember all the rules
Speaker 3: for you, the laws that's for you, standards that's for you.
Speaker 3: For soldiers of the communist revolution, there are no rules.
Speaker 3: It is the Jesse Kelly Chew on a Wonderful Friday
Speaker 3: I cannot go on. I can't do another single political
Speaker 3: question or anything else until I address what happened last
Speaker 3: night with Jewish producer Chris.
Speaker 1: I was not full disclosure. I was not involved.
Speaker 3: This was just the text conversation between Chris and Corey.
Speaker 3: But I got here this morning. I had to see it,
Speaker 3: so now you got to see it. Do you know
Speaker 3: what Chris did for dinner last night? Chris took a
Speaker 3: can of sardines. He removed the sardines from the can,
Speaker 3: put it on a plate. He then microwaved the sardines
Speaker 3: on a plate. Then he took the microwaved sardines and
Speaker 3: put them on what looked like, I'm assuming just bread
Speaker 3: with mayonnaise and lettuce.
Speaker 1: Did I get that right, Chris didn't? I?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, yeah, I was wrong about the lettuce,
Speaker 3: pickles and mayonnaise on the microwaved sardines. On my life,
Speaker 3: that's a true story. You are a foul human being, Chris.
Speaker 1: You are. You are disgusting. I wanted I wouldn't. Nancy.
Speaker 3: Last time I.
Speaker 8: Asked you about January sixth, why you turn the National
Speaker 8: Guard away?
Speaker 4: On January sixth, you told me to shut up and
Speaker 4: that I was repeating Republican talk.
Speaker 7: Shut up again because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 3: Same thing happened to me this morning when Chris, when
Speaker 3: I found out about the sandwich.
Speaker 1: I looked right at Chris and I was like, you're
Speaker 1: a but I held back. I held back. It's like
Speaker 1: Grandma vlad.
Speaker 3: Good bib Hey, Jesse, what's the deal with Trump allowing
Speaker 3: China to buy up our farmland? My mom's upset about it.
Speaker 3: And I always know an answer to back Trump up,
Speaker 3: but I'm stumped on this one because their land value
Speaker 3: would go down. We don't want it to go to
Speaker 3: the Chinese regardless. Thanks, you're the best, all right. So
Speaker 3: Trump he recently and he's done this before, but he recently,
Speaker 3: And Chris, you can find this if you can. If not,
Speaker 3: it's no big deal. He came out in an interview
Speaker 3: and he was defending allowing six hundred thousand Chinese university
Speaker 3: students to come into the country, if memory serves me,
Speaker 3: and it's fine if you don't find it, Chris, if
Speaker 3: memory serves me. He said something about the lines of like, well,
Speaker 3: you want other cultures to come here, all right, So
Speaker 3: let's talk about the reality. A reality that Trump knows.
Speaker 3: Every Chinese citizen works for the Chinese Communist Party, whether
Speaker 3: they want to or not. There aren't private businesses there.
Speaker 3: You'll see people say this Chinese company associated with the CCP.
Speaker 3: They're all associated with the CCP, or I guess to clarify,
Speaker 3: they can be at a moment's notice. If I'm selling
Speaker 3: wantans down on the street corner, I may never what Chris,
Speaker 3: those are Chinese?
Speaker 1: Aren't they? Are they not? Anyway?
Speaker 3: If I'm selling wantons on the street corner and I've
Speaker 3: never heard from the CCP, I'm just the Chinese dude
Speaker 3: selling wantons, the CCP can still show up at any
Speaker 3: moment and they will control wantons. I have to do
Speaker 3: whatever they say that applies to Chinese students.
Speaker 1: You will agree to work for the.
Speaker 3: CCP if you come over here. It's six hundred thousand
Speaker 3: Chinese spies. Trump gave this answer and made a bunch
Speaker 3: of people mad.
Speaker 10: You've said as many as six hundred thousand Chinese students
Speaker 10: could come to the United States. Why, sir, is that
Speaker 10: a from MAGA position? When so many American kids want
Speaker 10: to go to school and there are places not for them,
Speaker 10: and these universities are getting rich Off Chinese money.
Speaker 7: Sure, never said about China, but we do have a
Speaker 7: lot of people coming in from China. We always have
Speaker 7: China and other countries. We also have a massive system
Speaker 7: of colleges and universities, and if we were to cut
Speaker 7: that in half, which perhaps makes some people happy, you
Speaker 7: would have half the colleges in the United States go
Speaker 7: out of business. Well, I think that's a big deal.
Speaker 4: You would have these states.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you would have as you know, historically, black
Speaker 7: colleges and universities would all be out of business. That
Speaker 7: you would have a system of colleges and universities.
Speaker 6: I think it's good to have.
Speaker 7: I actually think it's good to have outside countries. And
Speaker 7: don't forget Mega was my idea. Maga was nobody else's idea.
Speaker 7: I know what MAGA wants better than anybody else, and
Speaker 7: MAGA wants to see our thrive.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: For you, somebody who's on the right, an anti communists
Speaker 3: like you, it's it's hard to find a worse answer
Speaker 3: for him to give. Right when you hear, oh, a
Speaker 3: bunch of common universities are going to close their doors,
Speaker 3: you probably are thinking to yourself, that's wonderful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, can we do that, but I need to.
Speaker 3: Explain a couple of things, and maybe it'll make you
Speaker 3: feel better, maybe it'll make you feel worse. The first
Speaker 3: of these two things two things here. The first one
Speaker 3: is Trump has been amazing for the anti communist movement
Speaker 3: in a variety of ways. The actions he's taken on
Speaker 3: immigration alone in his second term has really started us
Speaker 3: on a very very good path in a variety of
Speaker 3: ways in this country. He's been out standing for the
Speaker 3: anti communist movement, getting it rolling. Donald Trump is not
Speaker 3: as right wing as you are. He has never been
Speaker 3: on a lot of our issues. He moves the ball
Speaker 3: forward and he's been excellent at that.
Speaker 1: And I'm not insulting him.
Speaker 3: I'm simply explaining he becomes a symbol for so many
Speaker 3: people of all things right wing. He's our right wing leader,
Speaker 3: right wing, this right wing that you are far to
Speaker 3: the right of Donald Trump on many many issues. He's
Speaker 3: a very traditional, normal guy who's bringing some common sense
Speaker 3: on a lot of things. A Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 3: a Wonderful Friday. You can email us your love, your hey,
Speaker 3: your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Back to answering this question.
Speaker 3: The guy asked, Hey, Trump's allowing China to continue to
Speaker 3: buy up farmland.
Speaker 1: What's the deal? My mom's mad about it?
Speaker 3: All right, So I'm explaining there are two things that
Speaker 3: you need to get I already mentioned that Trump is
Speaker 3: to the left of you on a variety of things.
Speaker 3: He's become this right wing symbol and he's been great
Speaker 3: for the right wing movement, but he's still personally to
Speaker 3: the left of you. Trump is a very for when
Speaker 3: he's eighty or close to it. What is he close
Speaker 3: to eighty?
Speaker 1: Chris seventy nine?
Speaker 3: He's seventy nine. Now, that's not an insult. I hope
Speaker 3: to live to seventy nine one day. That's a good thing.
Speaker 3: I hope you're seventy nine.
Speaker 1: But that means he's.
Speaker 3: Lived his entire life, his entire life as mostly a
Speaker 3: normal country, in mostly a normal country, and that's just
Speaker 3: what he wants normal as in this Hey, everybody should
Speaker 3: go to college. That kind of older way of thinking.
Speaker 3: That was the way of thinking for a long time.
Speaker 3: Other times he's made you mad are generally for this
Speaker 3: exact same reason. He doesn't want to go as far
Speaker 3: as you want to go.
Speaker 1: To put things right.
Speaker 3: Remember when the FBI was building a new building after
Speaker 3: abusing your rights for years and years and years, you
Speaker 3: wanted the FBI to be defunded and closed down the
Speaker 3: building and every agent fired. And Donald Trump is loudly
Speaker 3: screaming on social media that they need a brand new,
Speaker 3: expensive facility. And everyone said, what the FBI went after you?
Speaker 3: Trump is a normal, traditional, older American who does not
Speaker 3: see the need for extreme solutions the way you see
Speaker 3: the need for extreme solutions when it comes to the
Speaker 3: prospect of closing down half the universities in this country.
Speaker 1: Trump finds that horrifying.
Speaker 7: Me.
Speaker 3: I find that a good start. Trump finds that horrifying.
Speaker 3: There's that. There's that one point. The second point is this,
Speaker 3: and I brought this up last night. It's really the
Speaker 3: same talk along the same lines we were having about
Speaker 3: the H one BVSA thing where all these companies you
Speaker 3: wake up one morning, they laid off five thousand Americans
Speaker 3: and brought in two thousand people from China. They laid
Speaker 3: off three thousand Americans and brought in four thousand people
Speaker 3: from India.
Speaker 1: On and on and on and on and on it goes.
Speaker 3: And I mentioned that because it's been going on like
Speaker 3: this for decades and decades in the United States of America.
Speaker 3: What's happened is our entire system has grown used to this.
Speaker 3: You need somebody, go grab a Chinese guy, need somebody,
Speaker 3: go grab an Indian girl. Need some It's just how
Speaker 3: the system has operated for a very long time.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 3: I want you to think about it like a drug,
Speaker 3: because that's what it is. You ever known anybody who
Speaker 3: strung with drugs? Maybe you yourself have struggle with drugs.
Speaker 3: Keep struggling, by the way, get clean, you'll you'll do it.
Speaker 3: You ever known somebody who has drugs? Or I guess
Speaker 3: alcohol would probably apply to this thing as well. After
Speaker 3: a long enough period of time. That's just how they operate.
Speaker 3: They operate doing drugs. They it becomes part of their day.
Speaker 3: It becomes woven into their existence. A wake up in
Speaker 3: the morning, smoke some weed, head to work, take a
Speaker 3: lunch break, smoke some more weed, get home from work,
Speaker 3: smoke them, smoke some more. Just because you hear them,
Speaker 3: I'm not even being insulting you hear them, it's very
Speaker 3: clearly just part of their day.
Speaker 1: It's like brushing your teeth. It's part of their day.
Speaker 3: Now you make something part of your day for ten years,
Speaker 3: it becomes really part of you, and it becomes difficult
Speaker 3: to stop. It becomes some times impossible for people to stop,
Speaker 3: and it can become dangerous for people to stop.
Speaker 1: You ever know somebody who's a bad alcoholic.
Speaker 3: I know this applies to druggies too, but a bad
Speaker 3: alcoholic and they'll have to go to the hospital or
Speaker 3: go into rehab. They have to closely monitor their vitals
Speaker 3: and things because their body has grown so used to alcohol.
Speaker 3: Without it, they can have dangerous things happening inside of
Speaker 3: their body. That's the United States of America when it
Speaker 3: comes to a lot of foreign money, a lot of
Speaker 3: foreign money, business owners, business leaders from other nations around
Speaker 3: the world. Sometimes hostile nations bring a lot of money
Speaker 3: here to buy things up. There is a lot of
Speaker 3: Chinese money flowing through the United States of America, A
Speaker 3: lot of it, not just the university system, real estate,
Speaker 3: I mean, you name it. There's a lot of Indian
Speaker 3: money flowing through the United States of America. It's the
Speaker 3: most populous country on the planet. There are tons and
Speaker 3: tons of Indians here, tons and tons of investment from
Speaker 3: that here. You see what I mean, now you you
Speaker 3: may want to wake up today and say get all
Speaker 3: the Chinese out, all of them, and I'm with you,
Speaker 3: that's fine. That would come with some shocking withdrawal symptoms
Speaker 3: and withdrawal symptoms that Trump as the American president, probably
Speaker 3: doesn't want to weather because people in general will not understand. Look,
Speaker 3: we've had this talk when it comes to Iran, when
Speaker 3: it comes to economic issues, Are you paying your bills?
Speaker 3: Do you have a job, These kinds of things. People
Speaker 3: are not understanding. If that is bad in your life,
Speaker 3: you are going to hold people in charge to account
Speaker 3: for that, or at least the normies will. You may
Speaker 3: be able to see around it, but most normies they
Speaker 3: vote on whether or not they're paying the bills. One
Speaker 3: final thing I said there were two things. I'll add
Speaker 3: an a dentum to this at the end. We have
Speaker 3: a really terrible system in that we have to buy,
Speaker 3: or we have been buying for a long time, cheap
Speaker 3: Chinese goods. We sent all of our manufacturing to China.
Speaker 3: China wanted it. China now manufactures the goods for the world.
Speaker 3: We have this weird system where we're enemies, but we
Speaker 3: have to buy things from China, and China has to
Speaker 3: have us buy things from China. We are woven in
Speaker 3: that way. We should unweave that, I should note, but
Speaker 3: we are woven in that way. That limits how hostile
Speaker 3: Donald Trump can get with China. Trump is at China Hawk.
Speaker 3: Trump has been speaking about the dangers of China for
Speaker 3: a long time. So don't doubt the fact that Trump
Speaker 3: is all about cracking down on China. The problem is
Speaker 3: you can only go so far. And when you're over
Speaker 3: there trying to do big trade deals with China, you know,
Speaker 3: we have this big Chinese visit just recently. When you're
Speaker 3: over there sitting down with G and you're trying to
Speaker 3: work out a deal, well, China is a major player
Speaker 3: in that negotiation. They're not some tiny island where we
Speaker 3: can basically just order them around and do whatever we want.
Speaker 3: China is a major country with a major military and
Speaker 3: nuclear power, a gigantic economy. This is a long way
Speaker 3: of saying, China is going to get some things out
Speaker 3: of that deal, some things that you and I don't like,
Speaker 3: and very clearly G made it as part of the deal. Hey,
Speaker 3: we're still going to keep sending students to spy in
Speaker 3: your universities. That's got to remain. Hey, we're going to
Speaker 3: keep buying up land in America. You can disagree with
Speaker 3: Trump allowing allowing them to keep that in the deal,
Speaker 3: but no matter what, when you're doing a deal with
Speaker 3: a hostile foreign power like the Chinese, there are going
Speaker 3: to be things in the deal that are not good
Speaker 3: for the country and things you don't want. That's ugly
Speaker 3: and it's crappy, but it's also the reality of the
Speaker 3: way the world works. It is the Jesse Kelly Joe
Speaker 3: on a wonderful, wonderful Friday, and a reminder.
Speaker 8: Mouth when I launched this campaign or that the real
Speaker 8: fight in this country is not left versus right, it's
Speaker 8: top versus bottom.
Speaker 3: Amen, Amen, bottom, Amen. Hey, tiny handed Ninja got myself
Speaker 3: a blackstone. I enjoy cooking on it. What are some recommendations?
Speaker 3: First the basics, and maybe one of the greatest things
Speaker 3: you can do is breakfast on a blackstone. At one
Speaker 3: point in time, I was making breakfast on the blackstone.
Speaker 3: I had I think ten slices of bacon later go
Speaker 3: out across the thing. I had eggs on there as well.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 3: I had pancakes in the corner as well. It is
Speaker 3: the breakfast making machine. Everything in one spot. That's one.
Speaker 1: Two.
Speaker 3: Here's one of my favorite things to do with the Blackstone.
Speaker 3: You've got a meat counter in your grocery store. I'm
Speaker 3: assuming everybody does, or you have a meat store where
Speaker 3: you go, or maybe you have one of the meat
Speaker 3: delivery services. I really like those, but anyway, that's another story.
Speaker 3: Maybe you have something like that. You have access to meat.
Speaker 3: I know, I mean you and James.
Speaker 8: My mouth when I launched this campaign, or that the
Speaker 8: real fight in this country is not left versus right,
Speaker 8: it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 3: You're a meat lover too, Go buy some meats? What kind? Well,
Speaker 3: that's the thing. I would go buy a few coins,
Speaker 3: I would go buy some chicken. I'd go buy Look,
Speaker 3: it doesn't even have to be great cuts of meat.
Speaker 3: For what I'm about to explain. It's some kind of
Speaker 3: affordable meat of some kind, some beef, some chicken if
Speaker 3: you're not a jew like chrisp and some pork of
Speaker 3: some kind, some bacon doesn't hurt, some something like that.
Speaker 1: All right now.
Speaker 3: You need seasonings of some kind doesn't matter, does not
Speaker 3: have to be an expert at it. And you need onions.
Speaker 3: You need jalapinos. If you're a man and you need
Speaker 3: some butter. Now this is the most obvious thing in
Speaker 3: the world, but I'm telling you it's a blast and
Speaker 3: you will enjoy it. You need to get some tortillas
Speaker 3: here in Texas. I was about to tell you to
Speaker 3: buy something that you may not have access to. Here
Speaker 3: in Texas they have something that's fairly unique, although I'm
Speaker 3: sure it exists in other states.
Speaker 1: In the United States of America.
Speaker 3: You can buy tortillas that are half cooked. They're sold
Speaker 3: in a package, stacked up like normal tortillas, but they're
Speaker 3: not cooked all the way. This lets you take them
Speaker 3: right out of the package and throw it on the
Speaker 3: group the flat top, flip real quick. You basically have
Speaker 3: a freshly cooked tortea. You need to get some of those.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: You take all that meat, you take all those onions,
Speaker 3: slice them up. Slice up the onions, how we're small
Speaker 3: you like them, slice up the jalapenos, and you just
Speaker 3: drop a big old vat of butter in the middle
Speaker 3: of that blackstone and make sure it's buttered, and start
Speaker 3: chucking crap in there, just stacking it on there. Throw
Speaker 3: all the meat on there, Throw all the onions, throw
Speaker 3: all the jalapenos, make sure the heat isn't too high,
Speaker 3: and just start dicing and mixing and chopping and dicing
Speaker 3: and mixing and chopping, and no, there's no rut.
Speaker 1: Let it breathe.
Speaker 3: Let those jalapenos and onions and meat juices and everything else.
Speaker 3: Let it all get to know each other. And then
Speaker 3: for the coup de gras. When you have your tortea,
Speaker 3: you have your meaty onion peppery mixture, get yourself some
Speaker 3: kind of cheese, and drop a big old thing, a
Speaker 3: spready of shreddy chetty or something like that on their zarella.
Speaker 1: I don't care what it is.
Speaker 3: Get it all cheesy, and start scooping that into tortillas.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you right now, if it's cookout time. We
Speaker 3: got July fourth Independence Days coming up soon. You want
Speaker 3: to be the king of Neighborhood Independence Day, just sit
Speaker 3: over the Blackstone and start serving up tortillas stuffed full
Speaker 3: of cheesy, meaty goodness.
Speaker 1: You're going to be the bill of the ball.
Speaker 3: Jesse, can you please explain the Anti Weaponization Fund for
Speaker 3: the Justice Department? What it is, what it's about, what
Speaker 3: it means for the average American. All right, so let
Speaker 3: me make this the thirty second version, because it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter because it's dead. This weaponization fund was.
Speaker 1: Really a way to try what it was sold as
Speaker 1: a way, I'll put it that way. It was sold as.
Speaker 3: A way to try and make hole the people who
Speaker 3: have been victims of government assault. Now, we had a
Speaker 3: lot of government over each government assault during the Biden miminish,
Speaker 3: of course, because the country was run by communists. People,
Speaker 3: real people's lives were destroyed. I hope it didn't happen
Speaker 3: to you, but it happened to a lot of people.
Speaker 3: Lives destroyed, financially wiped out, job loss. The government took
Speaker 3: away people's freedom and did so in a completely unjust manner.
Speaker 3: Now the thinking is we need something, some kind of
Speaker 3: fund to make these people whole.
Speaker 1: It's not going to pass.
Speaker 3: It's dead, and it's dead for a couple different reasons.
Speaker 3: The first reason is people I talk to who I trust,
Speaker 3: they didn't like how it was set up, meaning they
Speaker 3: liked the idea of helping of making people who who
Speaker 3: were victims of the government, but the way it was
Speaker 3: set up looked like it was probably primed for corruption
Speaker 3: in the future.
Speaker 1: That's one aspect.
Speaker 3: The other aspect is this, well, it happened last night
Speaker 3: actually for Senate Republicans again unite with Democrats to block
Speaker 3: Trump's save ac Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Mitch McConnell, and
Speaker 3: Tom Tillis. Well, those are the same people who are
Speaker 3: who are destroying the weaponization Fund. Trump has hostile actors
Speaker 3: in the Senate with nothing left to lose. They can't
Speaker 3: He doesn't have any way to persuade them. Mitch McConnell
Speaker 3: is old and powerful, in failing health, and he's retiring,
Speaker 3: is not running again. There's nothing Trump can hold over
Speaker 3: his head. Same thing with Tom Tillis. Tom Tillis is retiring.
Speaker 3: He very clearly he is going to go for some
Speaker 3: sort of a left wing job instead of a right
Speaker 3: wing job. In the way out the door, I mean,
Speaker 3: you can write that one down. It's a guarantee. That's
Speaker 3: kind of thing. He's going to go for, maybe a
Speaker 3: media pundit, something like that. Tom Tillis doesn't need anything
Speaker 3: from Trump anymore. He has nothing left to lose. Lisa
Speaker 3: Murkowski in Alaska, she owes her entire political career. To
Speaker 3: Mitch McConnell, he for all intents and purposes, owns that
Speaker 3: woman because she would already have been out of the
Speaker 3: Senate if Mitch McConnell hadn't stepped in to say Lisa
Speaker 3: Murkowski hates Trump. Lisa, there's that Susan Collins. Well, Susan
Speaker 3: Collins is who Susan Collins is. She's never going to
Speaker 3: step up and be that right wing stalwart because she
Speaker 3: is a senator from a blue state and so she
Speaker 3: has to be half a Democrat. I again, excuse Susan Collins,
Speaker 3: because I understand the I understand the demographics of Maine.
Speaker 3: I mean, even this guy has a shot to win.
Speaker 4: Now, again, this is a text that got sent so
Speaker 4: like we can place the time right, this is in August.
Speaker 4: How does she know it's a Nazi tattoo in August
Speaker 4: of last year? And you don't know it's a Nazi
Speaker 4: tattoo in August of last year.
Speaker 5: Well, she certainly didn't send that text to me. So
Speaker 5: whoever she sent it to and was talking to, that's
Speaker 5: I can't say why, but I will say that I
Speaker 5: certainly didn't know, and and the text messages she's sending
Speaker 5: to friends who may have recognized that that's They didn't
Speaker 5: tell me that, So what?
Speaker 3: Who put this not see tattoo on my chest? All right,
Speaker 3: we still have a couple of hours.
Speaker 1: Hang on,