Speaker 1: Is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. After we do Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Monday, which is coming a minute from now,
Speaker 1: we are going to talk for a bit about immigration.
Speaker 1: And it's going to take a bit because of what's happening,
Speaker 1: not just with Spain, what happened over the weekend with
Speaker 1: Mark Wayne Mullin, the head of DHS and the things
Speaker 1: he said, and we'll talk about it and then we'll
Speaker 1: move on get back to some other things. All right, now,
Speaker 1: before we do any of that, you know what's happening.
Speaker 1: You know what time it is. It's the start of
Speaker 1: the second hour on a Monday, and that means it's
Speaker 1: time for Medal of Honor Monday. Every Monday at this time,
Speaker 1: you do the same thing. Take a hero read his citation.
Speaker 1: You can email in not only your love Hayton death
Speaker 1: threats to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. You can
Speaker 1: email in ones that you like or are that you're
Speaker 1: related to, or your neighbor's dad or from your hometown.
Speaker 1: We like those. You know, it brings it home for people. Now,
Speaker 1: before I get to this recommendation and read this citation.
Speaker 1: I'm going to remind you of this. The Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor citations before World War Two, so basically World War
Speaker 1: One and everything earlier, they're extremely short. There was an
Speaker 1: effort during World War Two. Have you ever seen anything
Speaker 1: about the war bonds and stuff like that, trying to
Speaker 1: raise money to fund the war. Wars are extremely expensive,
Speaker 1: Armies are expensive. It's expensive to fight a war, and
Speaker 1: so they were I don't want to call it propaganda,
Speaker 1: but that's really what it was. Propaganda isn't all bad.
Speaker 1: They used a lot of the government used a lot
Speaker 1: of propaganda to kind of boost public morale, boost the
Speaker 1: publics buy in on the war if you will. They
Speaker 1: want to not just polling support. They wanted war bond money,
Speaker 1: They wanted things like that. One of the main things
Speaker 1: they used was they would take heroes who did unbelievable
Speaker 1: things and they would parade them around the country to
Speaker 1: raise money for the war. One of the biggest examples
Speaker 1: of this is John Basilone. If you ever watched the
Speaker 1: HBO mini series The Pacific, you actually saw this. They
Speaker 1: display it quite well. But if you didn't, it's fine.
Speaker 1: You don't have to. For the sake of this John
Speaker 1: basilone with the United States Marine. Complete legend from New Jersey.
Speaker 1: By the way, legend, he goes joins the Marines, he
Speaker 1: goes to Guadalcanal. Butcher's a bunch of Japanese guy, hand
Speaker 1: to hand fighting in the fog at nineties, just a
Speaker 1: total beast in every possible way, earns himself a medal
Speaker 1: of honor. They grab him and they say, we need
Speaker 1: you to come back home for your country. And what
Speaker 1: do they do. They dragged him all over the United
Speaker 1: States of America to get up in front of crowds
Speaker 1: and give speeches. I'm John baz Alone. This is what
Speaker 1: I did, all right. So that's a long way of saying.
Speaker 1: World War II citations they got a lot longer, and
Speaker 1: they got a lot more detailed, because the War Department realized,
Speaker 1: if you have someone who does something ridiculously brave, you
Speaker 1: should probably give him more than four sentences. Tell people,
Speaker 1: actually what he did, tell the story. It helps tell
Speaker 1: the story. And every war since then, that's what we've done. Vietnam,
Speaker 1: every Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, that's what we've done since then.
Speaker 1: This one is World War One, and you're about to
Speaker 1: see what I'm talking about. We got this email. I
Speaker 1: was hoping you could read the citation of Edward C. Allworth.
Speaker 1: He was from my hometown, and I want everyone to
Speaker 1: know Oregon isn't totally full of namby pamby Kami Weeklings.
Speaker 1: That's just Portland said. His name is Zach. Here's Edward E. Alworth.
Speaker 1: He was born in Crawford, Washington. This was World War One.
Speaker 1: Took place in France.
Speaker 2: Hey honoring those he went above and beyond its medal
Speaker 2: of honor.
Speaker 1: Monday, while his company was crossing the Moose River and
Speaker 1: Canal at a bridgehead of opposite clari Le Petit. It's
Speaker 1: in France, right. The bridge over the canal was destroyed
Speaker 1: by shell fire, and Captain Alworth's command became separated, part
Speaker 1: of it being on the east bank of the canal
Speaker 1: and the remainder on the west bank. Seeing his advance
Speaker 1: units making slow headway up the steep slope ahead, this
Speaker 1: officer mounted the canal bank and called for his men
Speaker 1: to follow. Plunging in, he swam across the canal under
Speaker 1: fire from the enemy, followed by his men. Inspiring his
Speaker 1: men by his example of gallantry, he led them up
Speaker 1: the slope, joining his hard press platoons in front. By
Speaker 1: his personal leadership, he forced the enemy back for more
Speaker 1: than a kilometer, overcoming machine gun nests and capturing one
Speaker 1: hundred prisoners whose number exceeded that of the men in
Speaker 1: his command. The exceptional courage in leadership displayed by Captain
Speaker 1: Alworth made possible the re establishment of a bridgehead over
Speaker 1: the canal and successful advance of other troops. I know
Speaker 1: you want more. It's a World War One tale. I
Speaker 1: warned you that's how it goes. But that's how it goes,
Speaker 1: all right. Still, look, that doesn't what he did isn't
Speaker 1: any less heroic than any of the Vietnam ones we've read.
Speaker 1: And he just got the pre war bond shaft, if
Speaker 1: you will. All right, So we're gonna touch on something.
Speaker 1: Maybe you've seen the video of it. Believe me, this
Speaker 1: is not going to be about Spain. But well here's
Speaker 1: the headline. Sway to border, Sway to border storming death
Speaker 1: toll reaches seventy two after fifty thousand migrants attempt to
Speaker 1: enter the Spanish enclave. Have you seen the videos of this,
Speaker 1: any videos of this? It's not good you're seeing Africans
Speaker 1: by the thousand flood into this place. Now, remember, Sweta
Speaker 1: is not in Spain like you would consider Spain. It's
Speaker 1: a Spanish city, but it's actually on the African continent. Right,
Speaker 1: It's a Spanish city, but it's on the African continent. Now,
Speaker 1: of course, all these people are prepping to go into Spain.
Speaker 1: And that brings me actually to these two emails I
Speaker 1: wanted to read before we go into Mark Wayne Mullen
Speaker 1: in America and what's going on, Dear Jesse. People roll
Speaker 1: their eyes when I invoke some of the issues that
Speaker 1: contributed to the fall of the Roman Empire as they
Speaker 1: relate to America today. One thing that really stands out
Speaker 1: to me is that late in the empire, through politics
Speaker 1: and intrigue, non Romans became emperors. Right, there's another one, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I was born at night, but not last night. The
Speaker 1: mass migration into Spain was not an oopsie Daisy, It
Speaker 1: was planned. Who is behind this migration madness? And will
Speaker 1: America see this as foreshadowing? Here's let me explain this
Speaker 1: historically for a second, because we've talked about this issue
Speaker 1: many times, but all throughout history you can see a
Speaker 1: consistent theme, many consistent things. I take that back, but
Speaker 1: there is one that you see over and over and
Speaker 1: over again. And it doesn't matter what time period you're in,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter where you happen to be. And here's
Speaker 1: what it is. If there is a modern civilization compared
Speaker 1: to whatever the rest of the world is, a modern civilization, well,
Speaker 1: what does that mean in modern civilization? Let's focus on
Speaker 1: that for now. Okay, a modern civilization generally means a
Speaker 1: longer life expectancy because a modern civilization will have better education,
Speaker 1: better medical care, better technology, so people can live longer.
Speaker 1: And that's something human beings generally are in favor of.
Speaker 1: So better medicine, I already mentioned education, better, more comfortable,
Speaker 1: more easily accessible clothing, more easily accessible food. Day to
Speaker 1: day life is just more convenient, better and easier. So
Speaker 1: we will because you brought it up. We'll stick with Rome.
Speaker 1: For example. Let's talk about Rome. You have boom Rome.
Speaker 1: They were such an engineering, ambitious society and they they
Speaker 1: were so modern it was insane. But Rome shared this
Speaker 1: fate with every other modern civilization in history. They had
Speaker 1: less technologically advanced barbarians on their borders, not only on
Speaker 1: their borders. It's not that the barbarian just exists on
Speaker 1: the on the hinter lands of your empire. It's not
Speaker 1: just that the barbarian is looking in the window. And
Speaker 1: why wouldn't he if you are in Gaul, that was
Speaker 1: the northern Italy, France. Whatever the Barbarian tribes, if you
Speaker 1: were a Gallic tribesman, you may even like being a
Speaker 1: Gallic tribesman, you may enjoy that. But these Romans have
Speaker 1: comfortable clothes. When you're hungry, when it's time to feed
Speaker 1: your family, you have to pick up your bow and arrow,
Speaker 1: and you have to go into the woods. And dude,
Speaker 1: hunting ain't easy with a high powered rifle. You come
Speaker 1: back and miss. You've got to go with an old
Speaker 1: bow and hope if you kill something and bring it
Speaker 1: home or else, mama's going hungry tonight. When a Roman
Speaker 1: citizen was hungry, very similar to what you do now.
Speaker 1: They walk down to the street, buy something from a vendor.
Speaker 1: From a street vendor, walk down to the market. Hey
Speaker 1: give me some bread, I'll take the fish. You think
Speaker 1: the barbarian doesn't want that life. They're looking in the
Speaker 1: window when they want in. We'll continue in just a moment.
Speaker 1: Before we continue that I hate thieves. You know that
Speaker 1: I have a deep, deep, passionate hate for thieves. Identity theft.
Speaker 1: It is the theft crime on the planet now and
Speaker 1: it's only growing. Please understand. I know you've heard about
Speaker 1: identity theft for a long time, and maybe you've thought
Speaker 1: to yourself, well, glad I dodged that bullet. See Kelly's
Speaker 1: show on a wonderful Monday. All right, if you miss
Speaker 1: any part of the show, you can download it. iHeart
Speaker 1: Spotify iTunes. So to what we were just talking about.
Speaker 1: Throughout history, if there is a modern civilization, maybe it's
Speaker 1: a China during the Mongolian times, Ancient Rome, the United
Speaker 1: States of America today, and many parts of Western civilization
Speaker 1: of America today. It's not just that society is wealthier.
Speaker 1: They are living a more comfortable life, a comfortable life
Speaker 1: that barbarians want for themselves. It's not as this is
Speaker 1: a trope that you see in the movies and things
Speaker 1: like that. That is not real at all. No, I
Speaker 1: want to live in a tp I would love to
Speaker 1: go out and get gored by a buffalo every winter.
Speaker 1: I don't want a soft bed and better that is
Speaker 1: a total lie. Are there some people like that. Sure,
Speaker 1: most people human beings, they want an increased level of
Speaker 1: comfort and convenience for themselves, don't you.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 1: And I'm not even one of these, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: not one of these big material guys out of a
Speaker 1: yacht and craplan and I'm not that way at all.
Speaker 1: But I want to. I want to fly first class.
Speaker 1: I want comfortable clothes. I want to I don't have this.
Speaker 1: I want a private chef, unless you count. I want
Speaker 1: all these things. Everyone does. So what happens is the
Speaker 1: barbarians they don't just sit on the edges of modern civilization.
Speaker 1: They stare in the window. They are looking in the window,
Speaker 1: and they want to come in and pillage the civilization
Speaker 1: for the wonderful things. Now keep this in mind, because
Speaker 1: this is really really important. They don't want to come
Speaker 1: in and really become part of it. They want to
Speaker 1: conquer it, they want to pillage it, but they don't
Speaker 1: really want to be part of it because they don't
Speaker 1: really come from it. We don't have any appreciation of
Speaker 1: it at all. It's not that they right now will
Speaker 1: use us because we're about to go there. It's not
Speaker 1: that they're looking in at America and thinking, Wow, I'd
Speaker 1: love that kind of healthcare. Wow, I want to be
Speaker 1: able to eat at red Lobster. Now, of course they
Speaker 1: want to eat at red Lobster, but they're looking in
Speaker 1: and they're just thinking, I could take some of that stuff.
Speaker 1: I should take some of that stuff, all right. So
Speaker 1: that's a situation. This is not This is not abnormal.
Speaker 1: Like I said, it's all throughout history. But here's what
Speaker 1: happens on in any country, any nation, over a long
Speaker 1: enough period of time, the leadership of that nation will
Speaker 1: become corrupted. For a lot of reasons. Wealth makes you
Speaker 1: soft and complacent, just access to the treasury. Power makes
Speaker 1: you corrupted. You know, this power corrupts people. It just
Speaker 1: it tends to do it. There are a lot of reasons.
Speaker 1: But over a long enough period of time, leaders of
Speaker 1: a country will go from being hardcore patriots, you know,
Speaker 1: the George Washington types, to complete corrupt scumbags. Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: That's actually a perfect example. How do you go from
Speaker 1: George Washington, who almost died multiple times for this country,
Speaker 1: and then after he became President of the United States
Speaker 1: of America did two terms, was insanely popular and for
Speaker 1: the good of the country, just walked away. Now I'm good.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna retire. I did what I needed to do.
Speaker 1: It would be better for the country. How do you
Speaker 1: go from that to Joe Biden, Well, don't be too
Speaker 1: hard on us. That's what happens. After a couple hundred years,
Speaker 1: you end up with these corrupt scumbags in charge. And
Speaker 1: when the corrupt scumbags get in charge, they are there
Speaker 1: to loot. They are there to loot. I cannot stress
Speaker 1: this enough. It's all about looting. In fact, listen to
Speaker 1: the rear Admiral Pete Boodhajeded right now. Listen to this.
Speaker 1: They're just looters, all of them. The corrupt guys are
Speaker 1: there to steal from the treasury.
Speaker 4: More reasonable rate of taxation on capital gans and on
Speaker 4: corporate income. And if we made it harder to pass
Speaker 4: along wealth without especially inherited wealth, without paying any taxes
Speaker 4: on it, or some of these other maneuvers like this
Speaker 4: borrowing thing you're talking about, we would have a fairer
Speaker 4: country because we'd still have capitalism. There'd still be lots
Speaker 4: of motivation and lots of reason to innovate and build
Speaker 4: a business and create jobs and do all the things
Speaker 4: that very wealthy people have done. And also we would
Speaker 4: be out of this doom loop in where they're saying, well,
Speaker 4: we can't possibly have as good healthcare as other countries.
Speaker 4: We couldn't possibly do some like I don't know, fast
Speaker 4: trains here in the United State. We couldn't possibly have
Speaker 4: rural hospitals be properly funded, or public education. Of course
Speaker 4: we can. This is the wealthiest economy in the world.
Speaker 4: It just doesn't add up that we can't have nice things.
Speaker 4: But if we aren't collecting a fair level of taxes,
Speaker 4: then of course we're gonna come up short when we're
Speaker 4: trying to fund those things.
Speaker 1: He's just a thief, that's all. You know that, the
Speaker 1: rear Admiral. If he was to ever assume power, you
Speaker 1: understand that the people would probably rise up and say stop,
Speaker 1: that's not what I was talking about. But you understand
Speaker 1: that he would do whatever he could do to loot
Speaker 1: the treasury. He would stick his greedy, sticky fingers in
Speaker 1: the big pot of gold that is the American Treasury,
Speaker 1: and he would hand out chunks of it, as much
Speaker 1: of it as he could to his allies and friends.
Speaker 1: Some of it would work its way back to him.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care about healthcare or trains or anything like that. Well,
Speaker 1: I bet he loves trains, but that's not the point.
Speaker 1: Pete Buddha Jedge. He's just a looter, He's just a thief.
Speaker 1: But Pete Buddha Judge understands this. You don't want him
Speaker 1: to steal. When you find out about government theft and
Speaker 1: government corruption, it angers you on a personal level because
Speaker 1: it's your money, on just a patriotic level, because it's
Speaker 1: your country and you want these people stealing from it.
Speaker 1: But there's an opportunity. If you're Pete Buddhajet, you're looking
Speaker 1: over at that window and there are some barbarians looking in.
Speaker 1: Hang on. Here is the Jesse Kelly Show of a
Speaker 1: Magnificent Monday Member. If you miss any part of the show,
Speaker 1: you can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So the barbarians
Speaker 1: hover around the edges of civilization. They always have they
Speaker 1: always will in civilizations. Good ones keep them out, fight
Speaker 1: them off the borders, keep them out. Over a long
Speaker 1: enough period of time, the civilization will degrade to the
Speaker 1: point that it will be led by people who are
Speaker 1: no longer interested in the civilization itself. They're only interested
Speaker 1: selfishly in money and power. And once you get to
Speaker 1: that place, the choice becomes incredibly simple. If I don't
Speaker 1: care for my country, and I'm only out for me,
Speaker 1: and I only want money and power for me, and you,
Speaker 1: pesky patriot, you don't want me to have it. You
Speaker 1: don't want me to loot the treasury, you don't want
Speaker 1: me to use power. Well, I've got to find a
Speaker 1: solution for you. What's the easiest solution. Believe it or not,
Speaker 1: it's not killing people, It's really not. The easiest solution
Speaker 1: is just bring more in. You know why that's easier, Well,
Speaker 1: to kill people. If I wanted to start killing and
Speaker 1: arresting my political opponents, that journey is fraught with danger.
Speaker 1: You have to go, you risk the public rising up
Speaker 1: against you. That's why the Soviets had to They had
Speaker 1: to do it in the middle of the night. It's
Speaker 1: a dangerous affair for your own power. You don't have
Speaker 1: to do that. The barbarians, they're waiting at the gates.
Speaker 2: Just let them in. Just let them in. And when
Speaker 2: you let them in, the deal from there on will
Speaker 2: be incredibly simple. Do you think the barbarians staring in
Speaker 2: the window at your health care, your comfortable clothes, you're
Speaker 2: easy access to food, your way of life. Do you
Speaker 2: think he's stressing about me stealing from the public treasury.
Speaker 2: You don't think give a crap about the public treasury.
Speaker 2: He just wants in. Let him in, let him loose,
Speaker 2: keep him out of jail. The barbarians we've brought here,
Speaker 2: like this one. She's from Ethiopia. If you listen to
Speaker 2: what they're saying, they get the deal.
Speaker 5: They dontly get a responsibility that we have as Americans.
Speaker 5: The recognition that is going to be required of us
Speaker 5: of the exploitative and extractive nature that we play on
Speaker 5: the global scale and the global stage is only going
Speaker 5: to be challenged if we are getting represented by people
Speaker 5: who understand that on a fundamental level, right, And that
Speaker 5: means getting more immigrants into office. That means getting more
Speaker 5: people who have heritage in the global South into office,
Speaker 5: because that's where those decisions are made.
Speaker 6: Specifically.
Speaker 1: She just told you, if you want to move this
Speaker 1: communist revolution forward, we got to get more foreigners in
Speaker 1: here and get them into office. They get it, They
Speaker 1: get it. Remember this guy. When Joe Biden's president, I
Speaker 1: love you, Joe Biden, and comparative. It's in Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: I'm a good person. I want to be a good person.
Speaker 1: Hit and units at six. So that's the game, and
Speaker 1: that's why you're seeing it happen now. And it's not new,
Speaker 1: not at all new, not unique. And if this world
Speaker 1: is still around five hundred years from now, I promise
Speaker 1: you there will be a powerful empire out there with
Speaker 1: barbarians at its gates and evil politicians in charge of
Speaker 1: it thinking to themselves, I should let the barbarians in,
Speaker 1: all right, But our problem is now in here, and
Speaker 1: so that brings me to the GOP. That brings me,
Speaker 1: more specifically to Mark Wayne Mullen. Now, the reason I
Speaker 1: talked I had that little talk with you leading up
Speaker 1: to this was I wanted to make sure we were
Speaker 1: all on the same page, you and me on what
Speaker 1: is happening and why it is happening. So I think
Speaker 1: you would agree with me on this. We have to
Speaker 1: keep the barbarians out, and the barbarians we have brought in,
Speaker 1: they must be removed, all of them. We understand why
Speaker 1: they were brought in, we understand what they want, we
Speaker 1: understand what the evil people want. They all have to
Speaker 1: go Mark Wayne Mullen is the head of the Department
Speaker 1: of Homeland Security, whatever his personal feelings may be, because
Speaker 1: we have one hundred million people here who have to go.
Speaker 1: Mark Wayne Mullen, because of his job title alone, should live,
Speaker 1: sleep and breathe. Getting foreigners out of this country almost
Speaker 1: to an unhealthy level. That's what you want with the
Speaker 1: head of DHS. You want Mark Wollan. Mark Wayne Mullen.
Speaker 1: Waking up in the second his eyes flutter open in
Speaker 1: his bed, he thinks to himself, Gosh, I hope I
Speaker 1: can get rid of some foreigners today. And as he's
Speaker 1: going to sleep at night, you want him to have
Speaker 1: trouble sleeping because he didn't get rid of as many
Speaker 1: foreigners as he wanted on that day. It's all he
Speaker 1: should think about. It's all he should talk about. And
Speaker 1: if he ever needs to be reined in for political reasons,
Speaker 1: that should come from Trump himself. That should come from
Speaker 1: the top, where Trump has to call him and say, hey, Mark, look,
Speaker 1: I want these foreigners gone too, but could we tone
Speaker 1: it down a notch. And I don't say that just
Speaker 1: because I'm a jerk, say that because that has to
Speaker 1: be the mentality of the guy who is guarding the door.
Speaker 1: It has to be if I'm running a club, Not
Speaker 1: that I've spent a lot of time in clubs, but
Speaker 1: if I'm running a club, some kind of a nightclub. Hey,
Speaker 1: the manager, the waitresses, everybody, be pleasant, smile. That's what
Speaker 1: I want from you. The guy who's working the door,
Speaker 1: the head of security, I want him to be a
Speaker 1: borderline psychopath. I want him to live for finding dirtballs
Speaker 1: in the club and throwing them out by their ears.
Speaker 1: That's what I need out of that guy. That's what
Speaker 1: Mark Wayne Mullen has to be for the United States
Speaker 1: of America. And instead he gets on stage with that loser,
Speaker 1: Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma. And this is the kind
Speaker 1: of crap again.
Speaker 7: If we're looking to grow our economy, then we need
Speaker 7: to look at making more permanent solutions on this and
Speaker 7: getting the work, not the work, but the employee.
Speaker 1: By the way, I'll play it again, I'll start again.
Speaker 1: He's talking about work feces, right, Remember one hundred million
Speaker 1: Americans out of work. This is the head of DHS
Speaker 1: talking about work feces and what's this focus on it.
Speaker 6: If we're looking to grow our economy, then we need.
Speaker 1: I'll play it one more time on it.
Speaker 7: If we're looking to grow our economy, then.
Speaker 1: Do you want the head of DHS worried about growing
Speaker 1: the economy? Should that be something that ever crosses his mind.
Speaker 1: That's Trump's job. The head of DHS should be out
Speaker 1: there deporting foreigners. Now, I'll let him play. I'll let
Speaker 1: it play. Believe me, I have plenty more. It's forty
Speaker 1: five seconds. Serious.
Speaker 7: If we're looking to grow our economy, then we need
Speaker 7: to look at making more permanent solutions on.
Speaker 6: This and getting.
Speaker 7: The work, not the work, but the employers involved in
Speaker 7: the system. In order to do that, though that takes
Speaker 7: coordination between labor. Our unions still have a saying this, guys,
Speaker 7: we got to get labor involved, we've got to get
Speaker 7: industry involved, and we've got to.
Speaker 6: Fill out where the holes are created.
Speaker 7: Because this narrative that it stills, it stills American jobs
Speaker 7: is true in some industries, it's not true for all industries,
Speaker 7: and we need to pay attention and be sensitive to
Speaker 7: that as we as we move forward. Because it is
Speaker 7: America first. We want to take care of Americans first.
Speaker 7: It's our economy, it's our homeland. But there's a way
Speaker 7: to utilize labor were we're not having the participation rate
Speaker 7: we need to, and we can plug those holes.
Speaker 1: Why is the head of DHS sitting around trying to
Speaker 1: find a way where we can bring in more foreigners?
Speaker 1: You heard what that was forty five seconds of I mean, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's got to be for America. First, of course,
Speaker 1: Americans are a priority, but I mean they look there
Speaker 1: sometimes what and it's it's that economic thing. He said.
Speaker 1: That really bothers me. I played this last week from
Speaker 1: Mike DeWine, another publican, allegedly governor of Ohio.
Speaker 6: This kind of crap, Well, it's a mistake.
Speaker 8: It's not good for the United States and it's not
Speaker 8: good for the state of Ohio. These are people who
Speaker 8: have helped Springfield really come back. Springfield has been making
Speaker 8: a real comeback. The Haitians who are living there and
Speaker 8: employed there, they came there to work, and they came
Speaker 8: there because there were jobs that were not being filled.
Speaker 8: But other people, these are people who have opened restaurants,
Speaker 8: they've opened other businesses, they've rehabbed houses, They've created jobs
Speaker 8: as well as filled jobs. And so to lose them
Speaker 8: and have them not be able to work anymore and
Speaker 8: possibly taken out of this country. It's frankly a blow
Speaker 8: to Springfield and it's a blow to the state of Ohio.
Speaker 1: That sounds like a guy who's worried about the culture
Speaker 1: or worried about the economy. We'll continue on this in
Speaker 1: a moment. Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Monday.
Speaker 1: Remember if you miss any part of the show, you
Speaker 1: can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Again. Back to our bouncer, allegedly,
Speaker 1: back to the guy who's supposed to be the head
Speaker 1: of security at the club, sitting on stage, the head
Speaker 1: of DHS.
Speaker 7: What I'm not handling things like maybe the past secretary head.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying, let's work to get the worst of
Speaker 7: the worst off the streets, and then you won't see
Speaker 7: me in your cities and states like you do as
Speaker 7: much because.
Speaker 1: Worst of the worst. You know who else said that?
Speaker 1: Barack Obama? In fact, almost every single Democrat to this
Speaker 1: day uses that exact same verbiage. Well, I mean the
Speaker 1: worst of the worst. We certainly don't want to be mean,
Speaker 1: we don't want to go over there, just the worst
Speaker 1: of the worst of the worst. That's a Democrat talking point.
Speaker 1: That's what we get from our current head of d
Speaker 1: eight of the worst of the worst. Oh, he went on.
Speaker 1: He went on. Now, remember, I want you to remember this.
Speaker 1: Remember the number allegedly is one hundred and seven million
Speaker 1: foreigners in this country that should be deported. One hundred
Speaker 1: and seven million illegals. By the way, that's before we
Speaker 1: get to the people who should be denaturalized and deported
Speaker 1: like Zoron Mandani and his dirtball father and people like that.
Speaker 1: Before we even get to them.
Speaker 4: We are full.
Speaker 1: We are overfilled. We don't need more people here, period,
Speaker 1: end of story. Because you dirtballs opened up the border
Speaker 1: for ages. What's Mark Wwayne Mullen, what's he sitting on
Speaker 1: stage ragging.
Speaker 7: About naturalization ceremonies every single day in the United States
Speaker 7: that were in that is you know, ferogarmas open. We
Speaker 7: have hundreds of thousands of people. In fact, over we're
Speaker 7: real close to nine hundred thousand individuals that have been
Speaker 7: now naturalized in the last twelve months.
Speaker 1: Yay, Donald Trump was elected for mass deportations. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is all about mass deportations. The current head of DHS
Speaker 1: is bragging about how many people he's naturalized. This doesn't work.
Speaker 1: And again this stuff, this doesn't work from the guy
Speaker 1: who has to be the pit boy.
Speaker 6: What I encourage people to do is help yourself.
Speaker 1: He's talking about the Haitians here on TPS, and.
Speaker 7: I encourage people to do is help yourself. You have
Speaker 7: to try to go through the system legally. If he
Speaker 7: came over and he got temporary protective status and his
Speaker 7: name itself it says temporary. Yes, we're andy the temporary
Speaker 7: protective status because it's temporary. But that doesn't mean that
Speaker 7: while you're here under you temporary protect a status, you
Speaker 7: can't try to change your status.
Speaker 6: You can't.
Speaker 7: It doesn't mean you can't enroll to try to become
Speaker 7: an LPR. That doesn't mean you can't go for a
Speaker 7: family visa. Doesn't mean you have to just stay on
Speaker 7: TPS status, but you have to make an effort to change.
Speaker 6: And I can't help.
Speaker 1: Why is he encouraging Haitians to stay here? Why is
Speaker 1: that the head of DHS, I play with something else.
Speaker 1: This is Tommy Laurn. She was on Fox News. She
Speaker 1: was interviewing Pete Sessions, Texas. This mentality has to die.
Speaker 9: Congressman, with all due respect. I'm from South Dakota and
Speaker 9: agriculture state. I come from a ranching family, and I
Speaker 9: deeply resent the narrative that family farms and ranches must
Speaker 9: rely on illegal aliens otherwise they won't be able to survive.
Speaker 9: There are a variety of reasons why our farmers and
Speaker 9: ranchers are perhaps struggling right now. I would love mandatory
Speaker 9: country of origin labeling. You mentioned foreign products. I certainly
Speaker 9: agree with you on that point, but to insist that
Speaker 9: we simply need to have illegal aliens that are willing
Speaker 9: to work for less, undercutting the American worker and the
Speaker 9: American farmers and ranchers and helping hands that could make
Speaker 9: a good living doing this if not for the influx
Speaker 9: of illegal aliens on these farms and ranches. I'm sorry,
Speaker 9: but I deeply resent that.
Speaker 1: What do you.
Speaker 9: Say to the family farmers and ranchers who have a
Speaker 9: legacy of doing it the right way, who don't hire
Speaker 9: illegal aliens and find your comments to be a little
Speaker 9: offensive to them, Well.
Speaker 10: First of all, you're the first person that's met that
Speaker 10: ever stay did that. The bottom line is, we have
Speaker 10: tens of thousands of job openings right now in the
Speaker 10: state of Texas.
Speaker 4: We cannot fill them.
Speaker 10: It is hard work, it is getting up at four o'clock,
Speaker 10: and it's living in the right areas.
Speaker 1: You know, those lazy Americans, they won't get up at
Speaker 1: four am and do hard work. That's really weird, because
Speaker 1: the entire history of the United States of America is
Speaker 1: American citizens getting up at four am and doing hard
Speaker 1: work out in the fields, farming, building skyscrapers in the
Speaker 1: big cities, loading a family on a covered wagon and
Speaker 1: heading out West. Americans are outstanding at hard work. But
Speaker 1: the new standard GOP line is why nobody else wants
Speaker 1: to pick the crops. I grew up in construction. All
Speaker 1: I did was manual labor my entire life. I'm as
Speaker 1: white as freaking snow. I think plenty of Americans are
Speaker 1: out there willing to work hard. But again, this is
Speaker 1: what we're going to have to fight against. This is
Speaker 1: our struggle, our constant struggle. Our constant struggle is going
Speaker 1: to be against the large GOP donor interests versus you
Speaker 1: and me and the sovereignty of our country. I mean,
Speaker 1: this guy, this dork is the governor of Oklahoma.
Speaker 3: And Congress actually do immigration reform. It's been since Ronald Reagan's.
Speaker 1: As we had immigration reform always means amnesty. Remember that,
Speaker 1: it never means border security.
Speaker 3: And Congress actually do immigration reform. It's been since Ronald
Speaker 3: Reagan since we had any kind of meaningful reform.
Speaker 6: That was governor's amnesty, that was any reform. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, governors want to governors want to be a solution,
Speaker 3: and we feel like we're closer. And what I think
Speaker 3: American public loves is the fact that me and the
Speaker 3: governor of New York, the governor of Oklahoma, the governor
Speaker 3: New York can agree on a lot of issues.
Speaker 1: That sound like the anti communist warrior who's standing there
Speaker 1: in Oklahoma fighting for the good people of this country.
Speaker 1: He's bragging about how well he gets along with Kathy Hochel,
Speaker 1: the communist who runs the state of New York. We
Speaker 1: are getting better. I'm gonna move off of this. We're
Speaker 1: gonna do some emails and other things. We are getting better,
Speaker 1: There's no question about it. You and me in the primaries.
Speaker 1: We have a long way to go to get rid
Speaker 1: of these losers. You have a loser problem. It's going
Speaker 1: to take a while to dump them all, but we'll
Speaker 1: work on it. All right, hang on