Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a magnificent Monday and Marine Corps birthday, and
Speaker 1: it's going to be It's already been a great day,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a great night. So we're gonna do
Speaker 1: some things this final hour. I am going to get
Speaker 1: to some emails. I'm gonna talk briefly about a couple
Speaker 1: things about how they look at us, why they look
Speaker 1: at us that way. I'm talking about the communists, how
Speaker 1: they look at us. A really sad piece of audio
Speaker 1: from a World War Two veteran freaking gutted me. All
Speaker 1: that and more coming up in the final hour of
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. I'm going to read this email
Speaker 1: as a matter of fact, because I'm going to piggyback
Speaker 1: off this with something else Jesse I heard today, eighty
Speaker 1: two percent of voters in New York said that Republicans
Speaker 1: are responsible for the shutdown. How do the well informed
Speaker 1: and Republican politicians get the accurate information out there? Your thoughts?
Speaker 1: So I wanted to piggyback off that was something ken
Speaker 1: Burns said. It's an audio pit that's been making arounds
Speaker 1: ken Burns. He's the guy who makes the documentaries. Many
Speaker 1: of them are pretty good. By the way, he made
Speaker 1: a good one on the American West is one of
Speaker 1: the Civil Wars. Awesome. So I hate to say it,
Speaker 1: but that dirty Commy makes pretty good documentaries. But he
Speaker 1: said something that is revealing. He didn't mean for it
Speaker 1: to be, but it is.
Speaker 2: It's a big deal.
Speaker 3: They killed the the Corporation for Public Broadcasting incredibly short sighted.
Speaker 3: It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's their intention. They'll
Speaker 3: be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school board
Speaker 3: or the city council meeting. They'll miss not only the
Speaker 3: children's in primetime programming, but they'll miss, you know, homeland
Speaker 3: security stuff continue.
Speaker 1: Okay, you stupid people in rural America, maybe that's you.
Speaker 1: All you had to rely on was PBS. Other than that,
Speaker 1: don't you still use pony Express? You don't. You don't
Speaker 1: even have a what do you even have electricity? You probably?
Speaker 1: I had a buddy asked me one time after I
Speaker 1: moved to Montana if we rode horses to school. So
Speaker 1: there are a couple of different things going on here.
Speaker 1: The first one of those things is is this a
Speaker 1: long time ago? I talked to you about her, about
Speaker 1: Herbert mercus that name, that old communist, Herbert Mercuse. He's
Speaker 1: one of the ones who was really a pioneer of this.
Speaker 1: Antonio Gramsci the Italian Communist, was a pioneer of this.
Speaker 1: But a long time ago, the Communists decided they needed
Speaker 1: a different audience if they were going to conquer the
Speaker 1: free countries of the planet. The Communists when they conquered Russia,
Speaker 1: when they turned it into the Soviet Union, they used malcontents.
Speaker 1: Who were the malcontents in the Soviet Union in Russia
Speaker 1: it was the urban poor. People in large urban areas,
Speaker 1: could not feed themselves, couldn't feed their families, working their
Speaker 1: fingers to the bone. They became the foot soldiers of
Speaker 1: the Communist revolution in the Soviet Union. And so very
Speaker 1: naturally you would assume that model. Hey, we took down
Speaker 1: the largest country on the planet, one of the oldest
Speaker 1: countries on the planet, a very powerful monarchy. If we
Speaker 1: could take down that in the Soviet Union in Russia,
Speaker 1: surely that would work everywhere. Right. The model we used
Speaker 1: was the urban poor, use their anger, take it down.
Speaker 1: So they brought it to China. We talked about this
Speaker 1: before they got with Mao and the communists in China,
Speaker 1: and Mao and the Communists in China argued relentlessly with
Speaker 1: them and said, you morons, we don't have this large
Speaker 1: contingent of angry urban poor people here. We have a
Speaker 1: pretty large contingent of angry rural poor here, but not urban.
Speaker 1: So you gotta switch. Oh, okay, okay, okay. So they switched.
Speaker 1: They found a different group of malcontents. Are you noticing
Speaker 1: any consistency here? It's always the largest group of angry people, malcontents,
Speaker 1: the religion of the malcontent. That's what I tell That's
Speaker 1: what I tell you. Communism is all the time. But
Speaker 1: as communism started to move into the free countries of
Speaker 1: the world, obviously America, Canada, many countries in Europe. As
Speaker 1: communism started to move into there, they ran into something
Speaker 1: they couldn't find, large groups of poor people who were malcontented,
Speaker 1: not urban, not rural. The peasants. The worker was stable
Speaker 1: and happy. He may not be in a mansion, but
Speaker 1: he had a job provided for his family. They were
Speaker 1: not starving. It may not have been t bone steaks
Speaker 1: every night, but they were not starving. They were largely
Speaker 1: provided for and happy. Well, what to do? What to do?
Speaker 1: You still have to have your revolution, of course, And
Speaker 1: here's what they figured out. Workers. We need to set
Speaker 1: this aside. Herbert Mercuse. I want you to go read
Speaker 1: Herbert Mercuse if you'd like to research this. He talked
Speaker 1: about it, and he was very, very honestly, he was
Speaker 1: very frank about it, very black and white about it.
Speaker 1: These workers are dumb, total disappointment. Why aren't they signing on?
Speaker 1: But whatever, they're not signing on, let's move on. We
Speaker 1: have to get involved in the civil rights movement, all
Speaker 1: kinds of malcontented people there. They went looking for new
Speaker 1: groups of malcontents, always new groups of malcontents. And something
Speaker 1: else really started to sweep through the communist movement. A
Speaker 1: disdain for the workers themselves, a disdain for it. Read Herbert.
Speaker 1: Read what he says, the way he talks about them.
Speaker 1: It's not just that these workers in the United States
Speaker 1: of America and other places, it's not just that they
Speaker 1: weren't signing on for the revolution.
Speaker 4: It's why are you so stupid? Why are you so stupid?
Speaker 4: We're fighting a revolution for you, peasant. Why are you
Speaker 4: so stupid that you won't believe in it. You're supposed
Speaker 4: to believe in it. Can't you see it worked in Russia,
Speaker 4: it worked in China.
Speaker 1: Why are you so dumb? A real disdain for them,
Speaker 1: really looking down on them, and that has brought us
Speaker 1: to where we are today, where the modern day Democrat
Speaker 1: Party is the party of the urban wealthy and the
Speaker 1: disloyal foreigner. It's the urban wealthy and disloyal foreigner. That's
Speaker 1: what the Democrat Party has become. The foreigners will set aside,
Speaker 1: We've already discussed them. But these super wealthy urban Democrats
Speaker 1: now when they look at have you seen a congressional
Speaker 1: map of America? Of course you have. If you haven't,
Speaker 1: feel free to look it up right now in case
Speaker 1: you're driving. Look at a congressional map of America the
Speaker 1: last election. Look at that one. It's just a sea
Speaker 1: of red. It's red. Everything the country is blood red
Speaker 1: except for these urban centers, which are blue. And so
Speaker 1: these elitist democrats in these urban centers look at that
Speaker 1: congressional map. That's what they're looking at, that's what they're
Speaker 1: thinking at, thinking about, and they have such disgust for
Speaker 1: the rest of the country. You in your small town.
Speaker 1: Maybe you even have a little property or know somebody
Speaker 1: who is. You're so stupid. You essentially live in a
Speaker 1: news desert. It's a big deal.
Speaker 3: The corporations for public broadcasting incredibly short sighted. It'll hurt
Speaker 3: mostly rural communities. Maybe that's their invention. They'll be news deserts.
Speaker 3: Nobody will be covering the school board or the city
Speaker 3: council meeting. They'll miss nothing.
Speaker 1: You can scream at the radio all you want. We
Speaker 1: have electricity, we have internet, We have a million different
Speaker 1: ways to get the news. We have podcasts and radio shows,
Speaker 1: and we still have television. You can yell at all
Speaker 1: you want. But the truth is what you should be
Speaker 1: hearing when they talk like that is you're just too stupid.
Speaker 1: You're so stupid. Surely if you don't, if you had
Speaker 1: any brains, you would live in the city. You live
Speaker 1: in an urban area. I've seen that congressional map. It's
Speaker 1: so red. I bet you live in one of those
Speaker 1: red areas. Must be a real news desert out there.
Speaker 1: Still riding horses to school, so they think and it.
Speaker 1: The problem is, you have a very difficult time all
Speaker 1: humans do hiding disdain for people. Some people are better
Speaker 1: at it than others, but most human beings, if you
Speaker 1: really are disgusted by someone, it kind of comes out.
Speaker 1: You can't hide it forever. It comes out. The disgusted
Speaker 1: Democrats have with rural America is palpable. It is palpable.
Speaker 1: They automatically assume, well, you're an idiot. If you weren't
Speaker 1: an idiot, you live in the city. In fact, you're
Speaker 1: too stupid to buy into Democrat politics. That's that's your problem.
Speaker 1: You're just too stupid and uneducated. It must be that
Speaker 1: news desert, always looking down your nose at the people. Now,
Speaker 1: that's one aspect of it. There's another aspect of it
Speaker 1: at all. It'll actually come back to the email about
Speaker 1: informed well informed, because it is rather funny if you
Speaker 1: think about it, that guys like Ked Burns on their
Speaker 1: fifteenth booster shot, who think Trump called Nazis very fine people.
Speaker 1: Why does this guy who believes so many things that
Speaker 1: aren't true, why does he think you're uninformed in a
Speaker 1: news desert. We'll talk about that in a moment. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday.
Speaker 1: Remember you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: So back to what we were discussing. Eighty two percent
Speaker 1: of voters in New York said Republicans are responsible for
Speaker 1: the shutdown, and we were talking about news and news
Speaker 1: deserts and whatnot. Remember this also, that you have lived
Speaker 1: unless you're about six years old listening to me, In fact,
Speaker 1: you have too, you just don't remember it. You you have
Speaker 1: lived through the most dishonest period of time in the
Speaker 1: history of the United States of America. That make Spain.
Speaker 1: We we've talked forever about how the Communists wormed their
Speaker 1: way through all of our institutions, all of them, medical institutions,
Speaker 1: and media institutions, at the FBI, CIACDC, all of them,
Speaker 1: all institutions, and how those institutions, now that they've been
Speaker 1: conquered by the same sick religion, they all work together.
Speaker 1: And it's what I call the system. You got all that.
Speaker 1: We've talked about it before, but that reached its peak
Speaker 1: over i'd say the last five or six years. That
Speaker 1: reached its peak. And the result of that. The result
Speaker 1: of that was the system could make large, large percentages
Speaker 1: of the population believe things that were not true at all. Normally.
Speaker 1: Look if we go back to nineteen ninety. Your parents
Speaker 1: or grandparents, they knew they were getting bias on the news,
Speaker 1: no matter which way they lean politically. They knew that
Speaker 1: the stories were getting twisted. We woke up and they
Speaker 1: would just tell outright lies on the news. They would
Speaker 1: just stare at you right in the face and tell
Speaker 1: you the sky is green. As we discussed before, water
Speaker 1: isn't wet. They would get on the news and not
Speaker 1: only would NBC say it, you flip over to ABC,
Speaker 1: water isn't wet. NBC, water isn't wet, CNN, water isn't wet.
Speaker 1: The CIA puts out a statement that water isn't wet.
Speaker 1: The CDC agrees this. Elite sorry interest at Stanford puts
Speaker 1: out a statement water isn't wet. Everybody's saying water isn't wet.
Speaker 1: All these institutions, once they got complete capture, they all
Speaker 1: told huge, outright lies. Now you obviously don't remember those
Speaker 1: days fondly. I know, I certainly don't. It was you
Speaker 1: and me screaming with our blood pressure going through the
Speaker 1: roof at the ridiculous lies that were told. Everyone stands
Speaker 1: six feet away from each other. Gosh, you morons. But
Speaker 1: those were the best of times. If you were an
Speaker 1: American communist, a global communist too, but we'll make it
Speaker 1: about America. If you were an American communist, If you
Speaker 1: were a Democrat, an elected Democrat, maybe just your liberal
Speaker 1: aunt Peggy. If you were a communist like Ken Burns,
Speaker 1: if you were any of these people, it was the
Speaker 1: best of times for you, where you had finally taken
Speaker 1: every single institution and you could tell any lie you wanted, anything,
Speaker 1: You could go and you could say Donald Trump told
Speaker 1: people to inject themselves with bleach, and even though it's
Speaker 1: on camera what he actually said, people would believe it.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden launched his presidential campaign on a black and white,
Speaker 1: outright lie. Do you remember when he launched his campaign,
Speaker 1: He said, I launched it because Donald Trump called Nazis
Speaker 1: very fine people. That's what he said. The Democrat president,
Speaker 1: he was the Democrat nominee, and then the Democrat president
Speaker 1: who was just president a year ago, launched his campaign
Speaker 1: on a black and white lie. That's how completely captured.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about getting it, Chris, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: That's how completely captured the entire system became. And you
Speaker 1: may look back on that and think that was awful.
Speaker 1: That sucked. What a period of dishonesty. But Democrats don't
Speaker 1: look back on it and think that. Democrats look back
Speaker 1: on it and think, finally we controlled everything, We could
Speaker 1: tell whatever lie we wanted. I keep coming back to it,
Speaker 1: but it'll never stop being funny to me. Sixty minutes
Speaker 1: CBS had to write a big check to Donald Trump
Speaker 1: for flat out lying about what Kamala Harris said in
Speaker 1: an interview. They edited the whole thing and after lying
Speaker 1: to their audience having to stroke a check for it,
Speaker 1: Scott Pelly got up in front of people and basically
Speaker 1: said it wasn't just him, but Brian Stelter. Often. They
Speaker 1: basically said, we came in new journalism. Now, well, if
Speaker 1: I can't lie, how am I supposed to do my job?
Speaker 1: I have to lie. That's what I do. I'm a liar.
Speaker 1: I lie about everything on behalf of the revolution. And
Speaker 1: if I can't, Bob, we'll quit. Want an admission. Why
Speaker 1: do these people say things like you're in a news desert. Well,
Speaker 1: it's not because you're in a desert. It's because you
Speaker 1: discovered they're all live. It's a big deal.
Speaker 3: They killed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting incredibly short sighted.
Speaker 3: It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's their intention. There'll
Speaker 3: be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school board
Speaker 3: or the city camp.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine what it must be like to live
Speaker 1: in a news desert, if you lived in a news
Speaker 1: desert where you couldn't get real news. You probably believe
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump colluded with Russia. You probably believe that
Speaker 1: stupid boost shot is actually going to stop you from
Speaker 1: spreading COVID around. You probably believe that Donald Trump called
Speaker 1: Nazis very fine people. You believe he's Adolf Hitler. You
Speaker 1: believe that George Floyd was killed by a racist, white
Speaker 1: supremacist cop in Minneapolis. You believe that COVID came from
Speaker 1: a bowl of bat soup and wuhan. Just think about
Speaker 1: all those crazy things you would believe if you lived
Speaker 1: in a news desert. This is how these people think.
Speaker 1: They're not angry about your news desert. They're angry that
Speaker 1: you're finally informed. We'll do some emails. Next. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Shaw on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, And
Speaker 1: why is it wonderful? If you need me later on tonight.
Speaker 1: You can find me. If you show up at my house.
Speaker 1: I will be standing in the backyard in my underwear,
Speaker 1: loudly singing the Marine Corps hymn at the top of
Speaker 1: my lungs. The neighbors have already been so informed. All right, Chris,
Speaker 1: so explain to me. Jewish producer Chris was saying during
Speaker 1: the break that you're excited for Thanksgiving, And then you
Speaker 1: questioned my excitement or lack thereof for Thanksgiving. First of all,
Speaker 1: what do you guys make a special order of matza
Speaker 1: ball soup or something like that? What are you excited
Speaker 1: for for Thanksgiving? How am I not excited? Okay, so
Speaker 1: let me explain. I like Thanksgiving. Okay, I'm a Thanksgiving fan,
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to go off on my turkey,
Speaker 1: go off the way I do every year. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to go off on that. Yet. Let me explain.
Speaker 1: Because of the government shutdown, which I know is now
Speaker 1: coming to an end, we canceled our Thanksgiving travel plans.
Speaker 1: We were going to travel back to Ohio to do
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving with OB's family. That was fine. We canceled those plans.
Speaker 1: We just weren't sure we didn't. We didn't want to
Speaker 1: risk it and stuck back there. Whatever cans of the plans.
Speaker 1: Now we are going to go to a neighbor's house
Speaker 1: and have Thanksgiving with a bunch of different families. Okay,
Speaker 1: I was asked, Bob is doing the coordinating what we
Speaker 1: should bring for a side? And of course Ob, who's this?
Speaker 1: Which is amazing because for what a weird health freaks
Speaker 1: she is, she's this world class baker, you name it,
Speaker 1: you name it, breads, sweets, cakes, pies, cobblers. She does
Speaker 1: it better than anybody I've ever known in my life.
Speaker 1: So she's gonna make that, Bob asked me. She said,
Speaker 1: do you want to bring a meat of some kind,
Speaker 1: to which I of course said yes I would. I'm
Speaker 1: a meat man, all right. She asked what I was
Speaker 1: going to make. I said, I'm going to make a brisket.
Speaker 1: I could tell by the look on her face that
Speaker 1: that was not gonna fly. But I can also tell
Speaker 1: she thought she felt she was in a situation where
Speaker 1: she had to softly land the plane instead of just
Speaker 1: being like no, because then I would just dig my
Speaker 1: feet in and make the brisket. Anyway, she informed me,
Speaker 1: and she wasn't wrong. She said, Jessie, they're making a turkey.
Speaker 1: Do you think you should show up with the brisket?
Speaker 1: She's not wrong. You show up with the brisket that's
Speaker 1: been smoked for twenty four hours when they're making a turkey,
Speaker 1: then you look like Tommy Popper. Not what Chris? What
Speaker 1: Chris said. It's not my fault. Their turkey sucks. Listen, listen,
Speaker 1: it's not about that. I dearly love these people. They're
Speaker 1: wonderful people. You can't show up with the brisket when
Speaker 1: they're serving turkey. Then you just came in over the
Speaker 1: top and you curb stomped the people who are gracious
Speaker 1: enough to host Thanksgiving. I am upset because this Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: I have no control over the menu and the one
Speaker 1: thing I wanted to bring I cannot bring. And I
Speaker 1: was one hundred percent justified to say so, I can't
Speaker 1: bring the brisket. It would be bad form, it would
Speaker 1: be a bad friend, bad Chris. You just said, smoke
Speaker 1: a ham. Why are you not understanding this? All right?
Speaker 1: You can't bring another main meat. You can't bring another
Speaker 1: main meat when he's making the main meat. Chris, Chris,
Speaker 1: you're a guys. Guy, and you like to cook things. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know what I do when I do make a brisket.
Speaker 1: When I smoke a brisket, we have people over oftentimes,
Speaker 1: and you know what I want. I know it's shallow.
Speaker 1: I know it's terrible. I want everyone to try it,
Speaker 1: and I stand there while everyone tries it because I
Speaker 1: want to hear how good it is. I want everybody
Speaker 1: to eat it, and I want to say, that's the
Speaker 1: best thing ever. Oh my gosh, I love it. I
Speaker 1: know it's shallow, I know it is. I know I'm
Speaker 1: not a great person. Let's say let's say this guy
Speaker 1: and I think he is. I think he's smoking a turkey,
Speaker 1: which is the best way. By the way, I will
Speaker 1: even eat smoked turkey. Smoke turkey is not bad, not bad,
Speaker 1: not okay, whatever, Chris, it's not bad. He's going to
Speaker 1: want everybody to gather around as any man would, and
Speaker 1: he's gonna want people to say, Wow, best turkey ever.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the turkey. I love the turkey. I can't
Speaker 1: bring in a ham or a brisket, and I can't
Speaker 1: do that to him. What if I smoked a brisket
Speaker 1: and then some guy shows up and he's got a
Speaker 1: tender loin that he was working on. Does it mean
Speaker 1: it's better than my brisket? No, but you may choose
Speaker 1: his over mind. Now I'm disappointed. You can't do it.
Speaker 1: You know him right? You know him right? Chris? What
Speaker 1: if I provide him a ham? How do you think
Speaker 1: that looks? Chris? Hey, I heard you're making a garbage turkey.
Speaker 1: Here's something decent you can make. Am I supposed to
Speaker 1: sell that? Chris? Do you even think about this? And
Speaker 1: what do you know about him? You're Jewish? Jesse. I
Speaker 1: was watching a Netflix series called Death by Lightning. It's
Speaker 1: about the assassination of President Garfield. It's the true story
Speaker 1: of an opposing New York senator creating a false, false
Speaker 1: national threat, and with the media's help, that led to
Speaker 1: a malcontent to shoot the president. What we see today
Speaker 1: is history repeating itself time again. Do you think there
Speaker 1: will be more attempts on President Trump's life? Do you
Speaker 1: know if he wears body armor? So on, so forth? Okay, So,
Speaker 1: first of all, do you remember Charlie Kirk's memorial? Do
Speaker 1: you remember if you watched any of it or saw
Speaker 1: the highlights? Do you remember the glass that they all
Speaker 1: gave their speeches behind that's bulletproof glass. That is now
Speaker 1: because communists are demonic and evil. That is now going
Speaker 1: to be the norm in American politics for I don't
Speaker 1: know how long, but for a very long time. That
Speaker 1: will be the norm. Donald Trump, someone already shot him
Speaker 1: in the head. They almost shot him at the golf course.
Speaker 1: His personal security stuff. What I know, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to tell you, but there have been elevated, obviously elevated,
Speaker 1: an elevated level of understanding what they're dealing with. They'll
Speaker 1: put it that way. They really get it. When you
Speaker 1: watch the man get shot in the head, you understand
Speaker 1: that Democrats are not playing They're really violent people, really
Speaker 1: evil people. We watched as Democrats, thousands of them, celebrated
Speaker 1: the assassination of a thirty one year old young man,
Speaker 1: violent evil people. You asked, are there going to be
Speaker 1: more attempts on Donald Trump's life? There could be, certainly
Speaker 1: could be. I have a different concern not that I'm
Speaker 1: not concerned about that, Believe me, I'm concerned about jd Vance.
Speaker 1: Jd Vance is young. I think there's going to be
Speaker 1: a moment of realization amongst the communist animals in this country.
Speaker 1: That Donald Trump has won his last election, he's not
Speaker 1: going to run again, He's not going to be in politics.
Speaker 1: And I think there's going to be a realization that JD.
Speaker 1: Vance has a very good chance of becing I'm the
Speaker 1: next president of the United States of America. And given
Speaker 1: his age and his youthful enthusiasm, has a beautiful young family,
Speaker 1: good sense of humor. He just he has a lot
Speaker 1: of things that you're going to fear. Politically, I think
Speaker 1: Democrats are going to realize that this is a human
Speaker 1: being that maybe they should be afraid of. And that's bad. Actually,
Speaker 1: it's funny. Brought this up. Not funny, but talk to
Speaker 1: ab about it the other day. I said, JD. Vance
Speaker 1: better be a very careful man, a very careful man.
Speaker 1: And people think, well, yea, it's a secret service. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Trump had the secret Service at that rally in Butler
Speaker 1: that don't think just because you have armed security that
Speaker 1: all of a sudden you're fine. That's not how it
Speaker 1: is at all. I'm worried. I've told you many times,
Speaker 1: I think they're going to kill more of us. That's
Speaker 1: the way it is. Look when you when you tell
Speaker 1: people would you tell people over and over. God, I mean, look,
Speaker 1: this is a leftist. Listen to this.
Speaker 2: Who ever gets footage of that first ized agent that
Speaker 2: actually gets one straight through the skull please post that
Speaker 2: or just damn man, that would be wonderful, thank you.
Speaker 1: This is how they talk all the time, not one
Speaker 1: or two thousands of them. Remember big chungus. It is
Speaker 1: that Jesse Kelly Show, Final segment of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful Monday. Don't forget. You can email
Speaker 1: us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So I heard this.
Speaker 1: This is a World War Two veteran. He was on
Speaker 1: Good Morning Britain and it was just a freaking bummer man.
Speaker 1: But hard not to understand it.
Speaker 5: I can share in my mind's rose and rose of
Speaker 5: white stones of oh the hundreds of my friends and
Speaker 5: everybody else that gave their lives for what the contrary Jed,
Speaker 5: I no, I'm sorry, but the sacrifice wasn't birth the
Speaker 5: result that it is now?
Speaker 1: Oh well, I'm sorry, what do you What do you
Speaker 1: mean by that? Though?
Speaker 2: What we fought for and what we thought for their
Speaker 2: freedom we father even now it's downside worst and what
Speaker 2: it was when I fought for it.
Speaker 1: Man, doesn't that bomb you out? But I don't want
Speaker 1: you to be bombed out. I want you to be happy.
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris asked me during that wonderful song where
Speaker 1: Tripoli was, and look, I'm a marine, not a geologist.
Speaker 1: I don't know where everything is here, Jesse. I know
Speaker 1: several people that don't pay attention to politics or issues
Speaker 1: as close as I do. I started doing pay attention
Speaker 1: to this, by the way, I love this. I started
Speaker 1: doing the research and making cheat sheets for these people.
Speaker 1: My sister was at work one day a couple election
Speaker 1: cycles ago, and one of her co workers said, I
Speaker 1: should really go vote, but I'm just not sure who
Speaker 1: to vote for. My sister slid her a cheat sheet
Speaker 1: and told her this is who to vote for. If
Speaker 1: you would like to get involved in politics, and maybe
Speaker 1: you don't know how, or maybe you're too introverted, or maybe,
Speaker 1: but whatever, consider a cheat sheet. If you're already involved
Speaker 1: in politics, please please consider a cheat sheet. You think
Speaker 1: I haven't used them, I've used them from friends before,
Speaker 1: politically involved friends. Maybe I was a little hazy on
Speaker 1: something or this candidate or what. Hey, do you have
Speaker 1: a sheet? My politically involved friends either have one or
Speaker 1: they create one. It can be texted, it can be mailed,
Speaker 1: or I should say emailed. No one I guess is
Speaker 1: probably going to mail these things. You can, if you
Speaker 1: would like, put it in note card form, print it
Speaker 1: out in note card forms so you can just slide
Speaker 1: it to somebody. That is a great way to be
Speaker 1: politically involved. These little winds, these little interactions, stack up
Speaker 1: to very very big wins. They prevent us from getting
Speaker 1: completely wiped out. Consider it, all right, sauce lover, just
Speaker 1: wondering if you've tried Frank's Red Hot Diablo sauce taco bell.
Speaker 1: It comes as a topping on some of their only
Speaker 1: for a limited time tacos. His name is Brandon. All Right,
Speaker 1: I've seen it, the Frank's Red Hot Diablo, and I'm
Speaker 1: a hot sauce man. I'm definitely a buffalo ranch style man.
Speaker 1: I will make my own. In fact, there's nothing better
Speaker 1: to dip pizza in than by taking some ranch, get
Speaker 1: some buffalo sauce in there, and really buffalo it up
Speaker 1: and dip that in there. I like the looks of it.
Speaker 1: I have not tried it yet, and here's why. One
Speaker 1: I do try to limit my fast food now that
Speaker 1: I'm forty four. But by the way, I still eat
Speaker 1: fast food. I'm still an American. I just try to
Speaker 1: limit it. That's one. But two, once you've been burned
Speaker 1: by somebody, it's hard to get trusted back, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you agree? Trust is very hard to get back
Speaker 1: once somebody has violated your trust. It was not too
Speaker 1: long ago Dorito's brought back one of the great chips
Speaker 1: of all of all time, Blazing Buffalo and Ranch was
Speaker 1: the flavor. They brought it back limited time, then they
Speaker 1: took it away again. Taco Bell itself brought back one
Speaker 1: of the great fast food menu items ever, the Mesi Melt.
Speaker 1: They had beef Mexi meunts or my preference, the chicken
Speaker 1: Mexi mounts unreal. You can't even imagine how good they were.
Speaker 1: Brought them back for like a week, and then gone again.
Speaker 1: What this has done is I don't trust Taco Bell now.
Speaker 1: I am worried that if I give them my trust again.
Speaker 1: What if I fall in love with this Frank's hot Tiavlo?
Speaker 1: What if I love it? Are they just going to
Speaker 1: take it away from me again? What Chris. Chris said,
Speaker 1: better to have loved and lost than never to have
Speaker 1: loved at all. You know what Tommy Lee Jones' character
Speaker 1: says to Will Smith's character when he tells him that
Speaker 1: in a movie Tommy Lee Jones had lost his woman.
Speaker 1: He leaned in and he said, try it. I don't agree.
Speaker 1: I would rather never love anything than lose. The Chicken.
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Speaker 1: say happy birthday as we wrap up the show to
Speaker 1: all of my fellow Marines. It is an honor to
Speaker 1: be considered one of you. I still think it's really
Speaker 1: cool that the vice president is one of us. I
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