Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a parride. Ay,
Speaker 1: you have.
Speaker 2: Conquered the week glory, hallelujah. We are on the weekend
Speaker 2: track now, baby, and we are gonna have such a
Speaker 2: great time tonight on the world Famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: We have amazing, amazing questions FISA, FBI, CIA stuff. Someone
Speaker 2: wants to talk about the blockade or be arming Iranians.
Speaker 2: Some guy eats faster than his wife and then eats
Speaker 2: all of her food. Why do so many politicians get
Speaker 2: a little too handsy with the ladies. We're gonna talk
Speaker 2: about snoring. Do I have any new fears that have
Speaker 2: popped up as I've gotten older? All that, so much
Speaker 2: more coming up tonight on the world Famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: And let me get this out of the way, a
Speaker 2: little disclaimer which I throw out there often when it
Speaker 2: comes to breaking news stories, because as much fun as
Speaker 2: it is to pretend to be a journalist, it's journalist Jesse,
Speaker 2: I'm actually not one. The situation in Iran is very fluid.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has been all over social media all day long,
Speaker 2: all day. We've got a deal, We got everything we wanted.
Speaker 2: The straight of Horror moves is open life. It's good,
Speaker 2: everything's perfect. It certainly looks like things are trending in
Speaker 2: the right direction. That is wonderful. We don't know anything
Speaker 2: for sure yet, and in this belligerent part of the world,
Speaker 2: we don't. We just don't know anything for sure yet.
Speaker 2: So I'm not going to cover all the latest and
Speaker 2: greatest for the next three hours because the second you
Speaker 2: cover something we have a piece deal, then they start
Speaker 2: lobbing missiles at somebody and that It's just.
Speaker 1: It works this way every time.
Speaker 2: I've warned you about this the whole time, so I'm
Speaker 2: just not touching it with a ten foot pull. All right,
Speaker 2: all right, let's get let's get onto the questions. There
Speaker 2: are so many goobbins these This might be the greatest
Speaker 2: day for questions we've ever had. They really might be,
Speaker 2: oh great and magnanimous oracle. Magnanimous is a great word.
Speaker 1: Creuse.
Speaker 2: PISA has been repeatedly abused by the FBI and the
Speaker 2: CIA and obviously needs a change. My question for you
Speaker 2: is should it be a full repeal or a rewrite
Speaker 2: to keep the techniques to target foreign intelligence? Let's say
Speaker 2: you all right, so let's let's discover a very basic
Speaker 2: part of PISA.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: What is it supposed to be. It's supposed to be
Speaker 2: purely about foreign countries, foreign terrorists, foreigners. It's not supposed
Speaker 2: to be for American citizens. It's a way to data,
Speaker 2: to have phone calls, emails, things like that. Of we'll
Speaker 2: use al Qaeda because that's an easy one. There's some
Speaker 2: guy in al Qaeda in Afghanistan and he's sending an
Speaker 2: email in to someone in the United States of America.
Speaker 2: FAIZA gives the government the authorization to grab that email. Now,
Speaker 2: that's how it was sold, and functionally sometimes that's.
Speaker 1: How it works. But here's the problem.
Speaker 2: Let's say Abdul, the Alcada guy in Afghanistan. Let's say
Speaker 2: he emails Chris. Chris and him are emailing back and forth.
Speaker 2: Probably be an odd combination, but anyway, him and Chris,
Speaker 2: they're emailing back and forth. Okay, well, the government is
Speaker 2: gonna grab the al Qaeda email, but Chris is email too.
Speaker 2: But Chris is an American citizen. But wait, there's more.
Speaker 2: Chris and I send emails. We mostly just text, but
Speaker 2: Chris and I send emails. I'm not involved with the
Speaker 2: al Kaeda guy at all. Now wait a minute, now
Speaker 2: you've got my stuff too. This is what happens. It
Speaker 2: becomes a big net and the information on Americans is obtained.
Speaker 2: And it shouldn't be that way. But what happens is this,
Speaker 2: Every single time, every Republican falls for it, every single.
Speaker 1: One of them.
Speaker 2: Do Donald Trump just fell for it too.
Speaker 1: We have to have visa.
Speaker 2: Why, Well, what happens is you sit down and you,
Speaker 2: let's say, let's say you're President Trump. You understand how
Speaker 2: evil the FBI and CIA are, not were are, how
Speaker 2: many communists are part of these organizations, the evil things
Speaker 2: they've done around the world. Trump knows all that. Trump's
Speaker 2: been the victim of all that. And you think to yourself, well,
Speaker 2: we can't let these guys have the power of visa anymore,
Speaker 2: not after the way they've abused their power. We can't
Speaker 2: let that happen. But here's what happens. Who's CIA Director
Speaker 2: John Ratcliffe. By the way, I hear great things, good guy.
Speaker 2: This is nothing against John Ratcliffe, not at all. Cash Betel,
Speaker 2: head of the FBI. What happens They get a report
Speaker 2: from their own people, CIA guys, experienced CIA guys come
Speaker 2: to John Ratcliffe, and I say, phewh the threat level
Speaker 2: is really high right now there. We think al Qaeda
Speaker 2: might be bringing in a nuclear bomb to New York
Speaker 2: City maybe tomorrow.
Speaker 1: That's that dire dangerous.
Speaker 2: Same guys at the FBI come sit down with Cash Buttel. Hey, listen,
Speaker 2: situation's pretty frightening right now. They might be releasing a
Speaker 2: biological weapon in Los Angeles right now, now more than ever,
Speaker 2: we have to have PISA.
Speaker 1: And then what happens.
Speaker 2: Cash Mattel puts all this stuff in a little binder.
Speaker 2: John Ratcliffe puts all this stuff in a little binder.
Speaker 2: They go sit down in front of the president. Remember
Speaker 2: these are people he appointed, people he trusts, and they say,
Speaker 2: and they probably believe mister President. Look, I don't like
Speaker 2: PHISA either, and I know what the FBI and CIA
Speaker 2: used to do. But I've seen all the intelligence. Do
Speaker 2: you want to see Do you want to see this
Speaker 2: classified information? I have this classified information. You look at this,
Speaker 2: Look at this nuclear bomb in New York City. Do
Speaker 2: you want to be the president who watches a nuclear
Speaker 2: bomb go off in New York City, who watches a
Speaker 2: biological superagent be released in Los Angeles? Mister president, we're
Speaker 2: talking about five million dead Americans. We have to have
Speaker 2: PISA now more than ever. And they all fall for it,
Speaker 2: every one of them. I'm convinced they always will. Well,
Speaker 2: it is really important. I mean, we can't we can't.
Speaker 2: I guess we have to have it. I can't have
Speaker 2: a nuclear bomb going off in New York City and
Speaker 2: then the FBI and CIA go back and snicker in
Speaker 2: their offices as these two gigantic evil agencies abuse the
Speaker 2: American people and govern the country. That's what happens. They
Speaker 2: govern the country. We have an FBI that canon does
Speaker 2: destroy people's lives. They protect Democrats, they attack Republicans, they
Speaker 2: arrest them as fast as humanly possible. If you happen
Speaker 2: to be a brave whistleblower like Garrett O'Boyle Steve Friend,
Speaker 2: you simply get fired and then never actually bring you back.
Speaker 2: You just lose your entire career and get completely screwed over. CIA.
Speaker 2: CIA has for decades taken down governments. That's what they do,
Speaker 2: take down governments. The United States of America that have
Speaker 2: a problem with well, or the United States of America
Speaker 2: has a problem with well, that's a little bit of
Speaker 2: a problem. When they decide to set their eyes domestically, and.
Speaker 1: Soon you have heads of the.
Speaker 2: CIA signing on to a letter calling Hunter Biden's laptop
Speaker 2: Russian disinformation, just to make sure Joe Biden wins an
Speaker 2: election and Donald Trump doesn't a little bit of a problem.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't you say? These agencies are inherently evil and cannot
Speaker 2: be reformed. It is not humanly possible. Yes, you can
Speaker 2: cut off this guy or that guy, fire this person.
Speaker 2: You can do the best you can to rein them in.
Speaker 2: But once you have handed the power we have handed
Speaker 2: to secret state police agencies, you have handed them the
Speaker 2: power to destroy you. I've brought up before the Roman
Speaker 2: Praetorian Guard. You've probably heard of them before, the Roman
Speaker 2: Praetorian Guard. You see Roman citizens, they were not allowed
Speaker 2: to carry swords or anything like that. Weapons. Inside the
Speaker 2: city of Rome, Rome created the Praetorian Guard, this elite
Speaker 2: group of soldiers, armor, armed, swords, spears. We have to
Speaker 2: have somebody out there fighting crime, keeping the peace, protecting
Speaker 2: the emperor. But it didn't take that long. The Praetorian
Speaker 2: Guards started looking around saying, wait a minute, I'm the
Speaker 2: only one with his hord. I've got a shield and
Speaker 2: a spear. What does the emperor have he has me
Speaker 2: I kind of think, I kind of think I'm in
Speaker 2: charge now. And they just started killing emperors and doing
Speaker 2: whatever they wanted. This is the danger of empowering, of
Speaker 2: ever empowering a domestic agency of any kind with the
Speaker 2: kind of power we have given the FBI and CIA.
Speaker 2: These organizations are evil to their very core. They should
Speaker 2: be defunded and destroyed, fire every single employee, burned down
Speaker 2: the building after everyone's out of it, and never.
Speaker 1: Raise it again.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday,
Speaker 2: and asked doctor Jesse Friday, I'm knock out a couple
Speaker 2: of Iran questions here really quickly. I wanted to remind you, though,
Speaker 2: of what I told you a while ago. You shouldn't
Speaker 2: be surprised or angry, I said, once we made the
Speaker 2: decision to go, it was only going to end one
Speaker 2: of two ways, a long, costly, probably ground war, or
Speaker 2: a peace deal with Iran that's gonna have some things
Speaker 2: you don't like. Remember that wish list of theirs they
Speaker 2: sent over. I mean, it was ridiculous, obviously, but I
Speaker 2: told you something in there is going to be in
Speaker 2: the peace deal. So just know, if we have a
Speaker 2: piece deal, it's a good thing. It was never going
Speaker 2: to be perfect. It was never going to be perfect.
Speaker 2: If we're wrapping things up, it's a good, good thing,
Speaker 2: all right, Doctor Jesse, please help me understand the blockade.
Speaker 2: I thought no ships were exiting horror moves even before
Speaker 2: the blockade. Wasn't there a problem getting insurance with someone
Speaker 2: lying to us? Okay, so here's here was the deal before.
Speaker 2: Here's what was happening before. Here's what's happening now, so
Speaker 2: on and so forth. Here first, you know, straight to
Speaker 2: horror moves. We're not going to cover it all again.
Speaker 2: We covered it a thousand times. Twenty percent of the
Speaker 2: world's oil flows through it. Big, big deal. And Iran
Speaker 2: has always understood that, I say controlling it, but threatening
Speaker 2: it basically was one of their great weapons because it's
Speaker 2: an economic weapon. You can hurt the economies of every
Speaker 2: country on the planet if you do such things so
Speaker 2: threatening it was always their thing. Now, Iran, evil and
Speaker 2: sick as they are, they're not stupid. They understood that
Speaker 2: their navy was never going to stand up against America's navy.
Speaker 1: No navy could.
Speaker 2: Our navy is nasty, you have all kinds of just
Speaker 2: They were never going to stand a chance. Their air
Speaker 2: force was never going to stand a chance. So if
Speaker 2: you can't beat somebody conventionally, how many history stories have
Speaker 2: we talked about? Battles have we talked about? If I
Speaker 2: can't stand and fight you face to face and win, well,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go to other means. I'll find a way
Speaker 2: to sucker punch you in some way, I'll cheat, I'll
Speaker 2: do whatever. What did Iran do? Iran always had a
Speaker 2: plan for mining, Remember what BK came on the show
Speaker 2: and told us. By the way you think of minds,
Speaker 2: or maybe you think of minds like they used to
Speaker 2: be a big explosive that's kind of below the surface.
Speaker 2: It's not sticking out, but a ship, a ship will
Speaker 2: run deep enough to hit one, blow it up.
Speaker 1: Big problem.
Speaker 2: Now mines have advanced to the point they get embedded
Speaker 2: in the seafloor and they detect the ship over top
Speaker 2: of them and blow up.
Speaker 1: But that wouldn't work right.
Speaker 2: Remember explosions always, no matter where they happen, the force
Speaker 2: will travel the path of least resistance. Explosions that happen underwater,
Speaker 2: the force always goes up no matter what up because
Speaker 2: up is where less pressure is. A mine that explodes
Speaker 2: on the seabed floor of the Strait of Hormuz will
Speaker 2: jet up enough force to damage, blow up sink, depending
Speaker 2: on the ship.
Speaker 1: It's not good.
Speaker 2: You don't want to be the ship over top of one.
Speaker 2: Imagine a ship full of oil that has an explosion
Speaker 2: like that underneath it. That's really not good. So what
Speaker 2: happens these ships? We're talking billions of dollars between the
Speaker 2: ship and the cargo. The ships, all ships that have
Speaker 2: this kind of stuff on them that have insurance. The
Speaker 2: ocean's a very dangerous place, whether you're talking about Iran
Speaker 2: or anywhere else. Bad weather comes up. God only knows
Speaker 2: what happens. Ships go down. You're not going to put
Speaker 2: billions of dollars out on the ocean without insuring it.
Speaker 2: You have to have insurance on that ship, and in
Speaker 2: a lot of ways, insurance controls the world. The ships
Speaker 2: were not getting insurance anymore because Iran dropped minds in
Speaker 2: the straight of horror moves. They mined it. Now, that
Speaker 2: was why it was closed. So what did Trump do?
Speaker 2: Trump sent in the United States Navy to demine it.
Speaker 1: To open it.
Speaker 2: According to Trump, he said earlier today, Iran is now
Speaker 2: helping us do that. So what's the deal with the blockade?
Speaker 2: The blockade was this. It wasn't to stop every ship.
Speaker 2: That was not the point of it. We want the
Speaker 2: other ships, the other country ships going back and forth
Speaker 2: in the blockade. The blockade was designed to crush Iran.
Speaker 2: So if you're a ship going to in Iranian port
Speaker 2: or leaving from an Iranian port, you're not allowed, not allowed.
Speaker 2: We will stop you, we will sink you. You were
Speaker 2: not allowed to do it. It basically cut off Iran
Speaker 2: economically in the strait of horror moves. It was Trump
Speaker 2: adding pressure to the Iranian regime. You can imagine what
Speaker 2: their economy must look like at this point in time.
Speaker 2: It was Trump adding pressure to the Iranian regime, trying
Speaker 2: to get them to agree to a deal, a deal
Speaker 2: that maybe we have, maybe we don't. Again, like I said,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to cover it every minute of every day,
Speaker 2: but that was the idea behind the blockade. Can we
Speaker 2: crank up the pressure, Can we crank up the heat
Speaker 2: on the Iranian regime and get them to the negotiating
Speaker 2: table to agree to some things to agree to the
Speaker 2: things we want them to agree to. Right, Hey, we
Speaker 2: want all your nuclear dusts. We want all we had things.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump had things he wanted guaranteed. I don't know
Speaker 2: how you feel about this entire thing, whether you love it,
Speaker 2: whether you hate it, That's not what I'm saying. But
Speaker 2: do pray for a successful piece. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show at a Wonderful Friday and asked doctor Jesse
Speaker 2: Friday member, you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 2: kellyshow dot com. I did enjoy this exchange today between
Speaker 2: that moron, Greg's Sazar Caesar whatever's dumb name is an
Speaker 2: RFK Junior. My goodness, you just paid taxes. Listen to
Speaker 2: what you paid for.
Speaker 3: Have you met with any of the one point four
Speaker 3: million people who have lost their health insurance just this
Speaker 3: last year from dropping off of Obamacare. Have you sat
Speaker 3: down and talked to those folks about the fact they
Speaker 3: won't have their health insurance again?
Speaker 1: You're almost all ill ego amigrants.
Speaker 3: Oh well, you know what it sounds like. You haven't
Speaker 3: met with folks like Portia in my district.
Speaker 2: Found one point five million illegal amigrants.
Speaker 1: You know, you know, no, no, electing medicaids.
Speaker 2: One point five million illegals. These blood sucking leeches invade
Speaker 2: our country and Democrats hook them up to the taxpayer
Speaker 2: dole and you work day and night. They steal your
Speaker 2: money and hand it to dirty foreigners. God Jesse, are
Speaker 2: we arming the Iranian cities citizens? Is anyone should we?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: This might probably my last question on this. We tried,
Speaker 2: We tried to arm the Iranian citizens. We gave the
Speaker 2: Kurds weapons to arm the Iranian citizens, and the Kurds
Speaker 2: stole all the weapons. Donald Trump came out and said
Speaker 2: he was mad at him. He didn't name the Kurds,
Speaker 2: but I'm naming him for you. That's who it was.
Speaker 2: It was the Kurds. Trump came out on video and
Speaker 2: said they stole the weapons. Not happy about the whole thing.
Speaker 2: This is how it goes. It sounds so simple in
Speaker 2: the movies. Country of ninety million people, you don't just
Speaker 2: air drop some AK forty seven's and have the people
Speaker 2: rise up and take out an entrench government that's been
Speaker 2: there for fifty years. If you're one of the people
Speaker 2: today and there are a lot of these people, maybe
Speaker 2: this is you who is upset about the prospect of peace,
Speaker 2: a peace steel. I can't believe we're letting Iran have
Speaker 2: this or letting him have that. I can't believe we're
Speaker 2: we're gonna leave the regime in place. I can't believe it.
Speaker 2: There are evil, terrible regimes all over the planet. The
Speaker 2: United States citizen and the United States fighting man. It
Speaker 2: is not his responsibility to take out every evil government
Speaker 2: on planet Earth. It's not even possible to do so.
Speaker 2: It is not his responsibility to do so. I am sorry.
Speaker 2: The world world always has evil governments, evil tyrants out there,
Speaker 2: murderous dictatorships out there. They have always existed, and they
Speaker 2: will always exist. We have tried for years and years
Speaker 2: and years to bounce around the globe and solve this problem,
Speaker 2: and lo and behold, we got as many now as
Speaker 2: we ever have, because that's the way the world works.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, doctor Jay. I eat much faster than my wife.
Speaker 2: Am I a bad person if I try to eat
Speaker 2: her food as soon as I'm done with mine? No,
Speaker 2: that's how she stays skinny. Jesse, my father and coincidentally
Speaker 2: my ex husband, both both had earth shattering, shattering, window rattling, paint,
Speaker 2: peeling snores, So when enlisted are in barracks, BIV, wax
Speaker 2: or deployment, how do you deal with legendary snores? Let
Speaker 2: me tell you something. I'm not going to be able
Speaker 2: to explain this properly, but.
Speaker 1: When you at least I can.
Speaker 2: I only speak for my four years as a very
Speaker 2: average grunt marine. I was just an infantry marine, nothing special.
Speaker 2: I take that back. That is pretty special. But never mind,
Speaker 2: that's not that's unimportant. You are exhausted all the time,
Speaker 2: all the time, you are always moving, There is never
Speaker 2: enough sleep. You never ever ever feel well rested. And
Speaker 2: then you're young and stupid. So when the weekends come
Speaker 2: and you are allowed to leave base, then you leave
Speaker 2: base and stay up till two in the morning doing
Speaker 2: stupid things, so you don't even catch up on sleep
Speaker 2: and the freakid weekends.
Speaker 1: This is me.
Speaker 2: Telling you you could fire up a chainsaw by a
Speaker 2: United States marine and he would sleep through the night.
Speaker 2: Snoring is no problem whatsoever. Was certainly never a problem
Speaker 2: for me. When you finally get a chance, especially when
Speaker 2: you're out in the field. When you when you were
Speaker 2: on the you're running, You're on the go all the time,
Speaker 2: all the time. Your body is wiped out, exhausted, You're
Speaker 2: getting screamed at the stress of the whole thing. That's
Speaker 2: how it's supposed to be. I'm not complaining, but when
Speaker 2: you finally finally have a moment to crawl into your
Speaker 2: crappy little sleeping bag on that crappy little pad you
Speaker 2: give you, you could be in the middle of the desert,
Speaker 2: and I often was in the middle of the desert.
Speaker 2: You crawl in there and boom, It's like someone flips
Speaker 2: a light switch. You are out, absolutely out, and grateful
Speaker 2: to be there. Hey, remember, here's something they don't It's
Speaker 2: not that they don't tell you. It's not that they're
Speaker 2: hiding it, but it's something you don't think about. Firewatch.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they call it the army or
Speaker 2: navy or the air for you always have to have
Speaker 2: somebody in your unit awake, oftentimes more than one somebody,
Speaker 2: but someone always has to be awake, alert, standing up,
Speaker 2: looking around. This is in practice for war where you
Speaker 2: can't just have everyone go to sleep. Then they sneak
Speaker 2: up on you to slit your throat in the middle
Speaker 2: of the night. So they call it fire watch. Supposed
Speaker 2: to be to look out for fires, but it's to
Speaker 2: look out for everything. Well, they do a rotation on Firewatch,
Speaker 2: so maybe the day finally ends, call it seven eight
Speaker 2: o'clock at night. You've been going all day. You're wiped out, exhausted. Yeah, congratulations,
Speaker 2: you have the third watch. So you go crash and
Speaker 2: get to sleep as fast as you can. But in
Speaker 2: about two hours they're going to come wake you up
Speaker 2: because it's your turn to go stand up in the
Speaker 2: middle of the night, exhausted for an hour. If you
Speaker 2: get caught sleeping, you're in.
Speaker 1: Deep, deep trouble. Don't get don't don't do that.
Speaker 2: Those guys pay, They pay with pain. Anyway, you get
Speaker 2: up and you have to interrupt your sleep for an
Speaker 2: hour sometimes longer, and then you get to go back
Speaker 2: to sleep. Chris said, first Watch is the best watch,
Speaker 2: no question, First Watch or last Watch. You just want
Speaker 2: to be able to stream together enough sleep. But also
Speaker 2: Firewatch is an incredible punishment. For instance, if you've screwed
Speaker 2: up a bunch of times, or maybe the whole platoon
Speaker 2: screwed up or something like that, they'll do something where
Speaker 2: they make half of the unit stay awake and they'll
Speaker 2: switch it off every.
Speaker 1: Hour, so you stay awake for.
Speaker 2: An hour, and then you have to go try to
Speaker 2: crash for an hour. Then they wake you up for
Speaker 2: an hour, then you crash for an hour. It's a
Speaker 2: great way to just grind people down to the nubs.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. Speaking of grinding down to the nubs, Democrats
Speaker 2: are soulless and evil.
Speaker 4: New York Faily to Honor Ice Detainer's resulted in the
Speaker 4: release of six thousand, nine hundred and forty seven criminal
Speaker 4: illegal aliens. Criminal illegal aliens almost seven thousand, with crimes
Speaker 4: ranging from twenty nine homicides, twenty five hundred assaults, two
Speaker 4: hundred burglaries, three hundred robberies, four hundred dangerous drug offenses,
Speaker 4: three hundred weapons offenses, and two hundred sexual predatory offenses.
Speaker 2: Democrats are so evil. Rather than handing over illegals criminals
Speaker 2: by the way to police to Ice, they just opened
Speaker 2: up the jails and let them out murderers, rapists, thieves.
Speaker 2: Think about how many people right now are listening to
Speaker 2: me in New York shows really big in New York,
Speaker 2: which we love. Democrats turn these animals loose in your
Speaker 2: neighborhood on purpose so they couldn't be deported that's how
Speaker 2: evil the Democrat Party is. That's Jeff Van Drew who
Speaker 2: said this too about Illinois.
Speaker 4: Illinois, they had the man who shot and killed Sheridan Gorman,
Speaker 4: an eighteen year old freshman walk in a park with
Speaker 4: her friends, in custody.
Speaker 5: But they let them go.
Speaker 4: And we know because this committee obtained the border patrol documents.
Speaker 4: When Jose Medina crossed into this country, he made no
Speaker 4: asylum claim, and agents determined he was unlikely to run away,
Speaker 4: and look what he did, and the Biden administration released
Speaker 4: him anyway into our communities, onto our streets, into the
Speaker 4: park where Sheridan Gorman was walking with her friends. These
Speaker 4: same sanctuary policies protected the man who killed Katie Abraham,
Speaker 4: an Ohio University student who was sitting at a car
Speaker 4: stopped at a red light when a drunk illegal alien
Speaker 4: who had already been deported once before, slammed into her
Speaker 4: at seventy eight miles an hour.
Speaker 2: Democrats brought those people into your country on purpose. Remember
Speaker 2: that we'll be back.
Speaker 6: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. On a Fantastic Friday,
Speaker 6: Ann asked doctor Jesse Friday, so many freaking questions, So
Speaker 6: let's get back to them, Hey, Jesse, we're the same age.
Speaker 6: But back as a teen, I was the guy that
Speaker 6: would try a triple backflip off the high dive at
Speaker 6: the public pool if challenged. I took my nieces and
Speaker 6: nephews there this week after they heard some legendary stories.
Speaker 2: I did manage to dive off of it. But truth
Speaker 2: be told, if there wasn't a line of people watching,
Speaker 2: I would have climb back down that ladder and walked
Speaker 2: straight to my car. Any fears that have appeared that
Speaker 2: you weren't ready for, fears that I wasn't ready for,
Speaker 2: I'll give you two. One's pretty obvious. Probably everybody has
Speaker 2: this one. I'm a fairly confident driver because I have
Speaker 2: so many skills behind the wheel. What Chris, I just
Speaker 2: have incredible driving instincts where I can you know. They
Speaker 2: used to say Larry Bird could just see patterns emerging
Speaker 2: on the basketball court before other people could. That's why
Speaker 2: he was always one step ahead of everybody. That's the
Speaker 2: way I am driving. I can I notice things happening
Speaker 2: around me. So it's just a very smooth ride with me.
Speaker 2: So I don't have road fears. But now that I
Speaker 2: have one son driving and the other son working on
Speaker 2: he's got his drivers permit. Now makes me nervous because
Speaker 2: of all the scumbags that are out there on the highway,
Speaker 2: all these dirty foreigners who can't read road signs and
Speaker 2: things like that, and there's nothing, I mean, there's nothing
Speaker 2: you can do. They give these guys CDLs to driving
Speaker 2: big rigs. Now, my boys are out there, so that
Speaker 2: I that that'll point out. Here's here's one more along
Speaker 2: the lines of what you were talking about. Now, I
Speaker 2: have never loved heights. I don't mind your flying or
Speaker 2: anything like that, but heights. Joining the Marine Corps, though,
Speaker 2: really beat most of that out of me. You have
Speaker 2: to do rock climbing and repelling and doing all kinds
Speaker 2: of stuff, jumping off of high things, climbing high things.
Speaker 2: You just they make you do so much of that
Speaker 2: stuff that it really beat most of.
Speaker 1: That out of me.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now, remember I told you we went to Montana
Speaker 2: last summer be with my mom, and while we were
Speaker 2: up there, we don't like to sit around the house,
Speaker 2: so we did a lot of outdoor stuff, a lot
Speaker 2: of hiking, did a lot of hiking, whitewater rafting we did,
Speaker 2: and we we signed up and paid for this zipline course.
Speaker 2: You ever seen a zipline course? Just to break it
Speaker 2: down for you, you go climb something really tall, and
Speaker 2: then after you climb that really tall thing, you attach
Speaker 2: this caribeiner to a zipline and use zipline down to
Speaker 2: something that's a little lower, and then once you're on
Speaker 2: that little platform, you zipline down to something else. They
Speaker 2: have all different kinds of zipline courses we've done, and
Speaker 2: I'm in Mexico before now. My boys are not allowed
Speaker 2: to be sissies, and they are not sissies. In fact,
Speaker 2: they're quite bold. So I agreed, well agreed, I mean
Speaker 2: I told them, yeah, I can't wait, let's do this
Speaker 2: zipline course. And my boys are climbing up and down,
Speaker 2: zipping across no problem, and so did I don't get wrong?
Speaker 1: So did I.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you something I haven't told anyone. I
Speaker 2: didn't even tell my family, and I certainly didn't tell
Speaker 2: the boys. So I'm baring my soul to you right here.
Speaker 2: I was freaking terrified the entire time, and I couldn't
Speaker 2: show it becauidn't want to looked like a big woos.
Speaker 2: But man, I did not enjoy that zipline course, and
Speaker 2: if they asked to go again, if we ever get
Speaker 2: back to Montana, I might have to get sick that day.
Speaker 1: What Chris, What Chris said?
Speaker 2: You still went, though, well, yeah, I'm not going to
Speaker 2: be a woos Of course I still went. But I
Speaker 2: was laughing the whole time, Like all I was hamming
Speaker 2: it up big time.
Speaker 1: Isn't this fun?
Speaker 2: It was all a lie, and I mean a complete lie.
Speaker 2: I did not enjoy myself. If you had hooked me
Speaker 2: up to a heart rate monitor, I think I was
Speaker 2: going about one hundred and fifty beats per second the
Speaker 2: whole time. And there was someone in our group, not
Speaker 2: in our family, but in our group who chickened out
Speaker 2: on one of the first ones. And I was sitting
Speaker 2: there and I was like, Oh, you can do it.
Speaker 2: Come on, this is fun. We're having a blast. I
Speaker 2: wanted to go so badly. Hey, you know what, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna take him down. I'm just gonna look out for
Speaker 2: him and take him down. Not a good time. What
Speaker 2: Chris Chris said was at the height of the movement, Oh,
Speaker 2: definitely the height. Definitely the height. Honestly, the actual ziplining
Speaker 2: is a total frigging blast, And I would highly recommend
Speaker 2: the zipline course. And it's completely safe. You're tied off,
Speaker 2: and you're tied off the whole time. It's not as
Speaker 2: if it's not as if you're in some bad risk
Speaker 2: of dying. But you're on top of basically an unstable
Speaker 2: tree or an unstable platform, and and you're looking down.
Speaker 2: And I know I sound like a complete wools I
Speaker 2: was a complete woofs. I don't know what has happened, if,
Speaker 2: if somehow some sort of a fear of heights has
Speaker 2: come back to me. Maybe I was just having a
Speaker 2: bad day. I don't know what it was, but I
Speaker 2: felt like the biggest freaking girl up there humanly possible.
Speaker 2: And I didn't tell anybody at all. All Right, I
Speaker 2: have to play this. This is the mayor of a
Speaker 2: city with I think Philly has six million people, five
Speaker 2: or six million people. It's a big city. This is
Speaker 2: the mayor of Philadelphia.
Speaker 5: Business here, But how dare you tell me, a man
Speaker 5: of the city, to tell the people in this city
Speaker 5: that we cannot and should not and act what is
Speaker 5: one of the most limited cows that we have, and
Speaker 5: that is to decide how we will drive revenue to
Speaker 5: the school district of Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: By the way, Jewish producer Chris looked it up and
Speaker 2: he said it's one point five million people. So I
Speaker 2: was just off by a few million. No big deal.
Speaker 2: I pretty much nailed that one. I knew I got
Speaker 2: it right. Anyway, that's the mayor of a major American
Speaker 2: city that has somewhere between one point five million and
Speaker 2: five million people. We can't be sure. I might be
Speaker 2: right to