Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show Final No second hour of the Jesse
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Speaker 1: do Medal of Honor Monday. Here in a few we're
Speaker 1: gonna have well here, in just a minute, we're gonna
Speaker 1: have a long immigration talk to put on our big
Speaker 1: boy and big girl pants. For that one told you
Speaker 1: I had been concerned, and now I am officially concerned.
Speaker 1: All that emails, Pride Month, garbage, so much more coming
Speaker 1: up on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. But it's
Speaker 1: the start of the second hour on Monday. Therefore it's
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor Monday time. We take a citation. Whenever
Speaker 1: you earn a medal of honor, you get a citation
Speaker 1: when we just read it, and we honor the men,
Speaker 1: we honor their sacrifice. We hold these examples up in
Speaker 1: front of our children, in ourselves to remind ourselves that
Speaker 1: there are great people out there, and do always remember
Speaker 1: that whenever I read these don't think that, Wow, we
Speaker 1: don't have those people anymore. Yes we do, Yes we do.
Speaker 1: These people weren't those people until the time came. This
Speaker 1: one is Lawrence Joel, Republic of Vietnam's where this took place,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty five. He was born in Winston Salem, Winston Salem,
Speaker 1: North Carolina. Hey honoring those he went above and beyond,
Speaker 1: It's Medal of Honor Monday for a conspicuous gallantry and
Speaker 1: intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond
Speaker 1: the call of duty. SP six CE Joel demonstrated indomitable courage,
Speaker 1: determination and professional skill when a numerically superior and well
Speaker 1: concealed Viet Comung element launched a vicious attack which wounded
Speaker 1: or killed nearly every man in the lead squad of
Speaker 1: the company. After treating the men wounded by the initial
Speaker 1: burst of gunfire, he bravely moved forward to assist others
Speaker 1: who were wounded while proceeding to their objective. While moving
Speaker 1: from man to man, he was struck in the right
Speaker 1: leg by machine gun fire. Although painfully wounded, his desire
Speaker 1: to aid his fellow soldiers transcended all personal feelings. He
Speaker 1: bandaged his own wound and self administered morphine to deaden
Speaker 1: the pain, enabling him to continue his dangerous undertaking. Through
Speaker 1: this period of time, he constantly shouted words of encouragement
Speaker 1: to all around him, then completely ignoring the warnings of others.
Speaker 1: In his pain, he continued to search for wounded, exposing
Speaker 1: himself to hostile fire, and as the bullets dug up
Speaker 1: the dirt around him, he held plasma bottles high while kneeling,
Speaker 1: completely engrossed his in his life saving mission. Then, after
Speaker 1: being struck a second time with the bullet lodged in
Speaker 1: his thigh, he dragged himself over the battlefield and succeeded
Speaker 1: in treating thirteen more men before his medical supplies ran out.
Speaker 1: Displaying resourcefulness, he saved the life of one man by
Speaker 1: placing a plastic bag over a severe chest wound to
Speaker 1: congeal the blood. As one of the patoons pursued, the
Speaker 1: Viet Cong, an insurgent forced in concealed positions, opened fire
Speaker 1: on the platoon, wounded and wounded many more soldiers. With
Speaker 1: a new stock of medical supplies sp six seed, Joel
Speaker 1: again shouted words of encouragement as he crawled to an
Speaker 1: intense hail of gunfire to the wounded men. After the
Speaker 1: twenty four hour battle subsided and the Viet Cong dead
Speaker 1: numbered four hundred and ten, snipers continued to harass to
Speaker 1: come company throughout the long battle. SP six seed Joel
Speaker 1: never lost sight of his mission as a medical aidman
Speaker 1: and continue to comfort and treat the wounded until his
Speaker 1: own evacuation was ordered. His meticulous attention to duties save
Speaker 1: the large number of lives, and his unselfish, daring example
Speaker 1: under most adverse conditions was an inspiration to all. SP
Speaker 1: six Seed Joel's profound concern for his fellow soldiers at
Speaker 1: the risk of his life above and beyond the call
Speaker 1: of duty, are in the highest traditions of the US
Speaker 1: Army and reflect great credit upon himself and the armed
Speaker 1: forces of this country. Do try to keep in mind
Speaker 1: what it would be like to be in a far
Speaker 1: off land and all of a sudden you are wounded
Speaker 1: and wounded severely, gunfire noise. How quickly do you decide
Speaker 1: I'm about to die here in this god forsaken land,
Speaker 1: I'm about to die here, And remember gunfire going on
Speaker 1: all around you. You're just waiting to get hit again.
Speaker 1: And then out of nowhere comes somebody who tells you
Speaker 1: everything's gonna be okay, and he patches you up and
Speaker 1: save your life. What is that like? But is that
Speaker 1: what some of these guys, these medics, these Kormen in
Speaker 1: Vietnam World War two, to other conflicts. Man, the stuff
Speaker 1: they did was absolutely awesome. And if I may, I
Speaker 1: want to suggest the movie to you, Heartbreak Ridge. It's
Speaker 1: a story about Desmond Das. He's a World War two guy.
Speaker 1: It's a not Vietnam World War two story in the
Speaker 1: Pacific and Lea's a lot to his story, which I'll
Speaker 1: let you go watch the movie. He didn't want to
Speaker 1: carry a weapon, he didn't believe in hurting people, but
Speaker 1: what he did was bordering on superhuman that day, saving everybody.
Speaker 1: Talk about just giving your life up for other people.
Speaker 1: It was awesome. All Right, we shall move on. Remember,
Speaker 1: by the way, you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now I want to read a
Speaker 1: couple of these emails because there's been something that's been
Speaker 1: nagging at me. Two things that have been nagging at me.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to explain that nagging here in a moment.
Speaker 1: But here's a couple emails from you, Jesse. Actually, this
Speaker 1: guy calls me gastro Damas. That's not nice. Before Trump
Speaker 1: was elected, I remember you saying that when deportations started,
Speaker 1: there would be a massive propaganda campaign and that some
Speaker 1: of us would begin to have doubts. It seems to
Speaker 1: me we are in the midst of that, as well
Speaker 1: as a mass Yuri Besmanov style demoralization campaign. Given your
Speaker 1: pension for self glorification and love of saying I told
Speaker 1: you so, I'm confused to have why you haven't heard
Speaker 1: back to this prognostication. Let's say you says his name
Speaker 1: is the all Right to combine that one with this one, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I keep up with politics daily compulsively. It's while you're
Speaker 1: my favorite. I listen to many people, so on, so forth.
Speaker 1: As much as I listen to I cannot understand why
Speaker 1: the deportation numbers have not changed in the past four
Speaker 1: or five months. We were told in January Trump deported
Speaker 1: three million people. Since January, I have heard different but
Speaker 1: similar numbers. If Ice is still working in gaining agents,
Speaker 1: how is this number not changed this his name is
Speaker 1: Kevin all Right. I told you I have two concerns,
Speaker 1: and I most definitely have two concerns. Before we get
Speaker 1: to the specific concerns, I want to rewind because there's
Speaker 1: so much news. There's a new controversy every single day.
Speaker 1: We can move past one, even one that was really
Speaker 1: big and just kind of forget that it happened, or
Speaker 1: it's just so distant in the past, we don't think
Speaker 1: about it. Minnesota, you understand that Minnesota is a completely
Speaker 1: communist controlled state top to bottom. The communists run everything
Speaker 1: in the state of Minnesota. You can thank immigration for that,
Speaker 1: but that's another story. Top to bottom, Minnesota is a
Speaker 1: communist controlled state. Trump the Trump administration, they said right
Speaker 1: when he got elected, they said, we're going to go
Speaker 1: into these quote sanctuary areas, these blue areas. Why it
Speaker 1: wasn't necessarily a middle finger to the left. That's where
Speaker 1: so many of the worst illegals went because that's where
Speaker 1: they could be protected. It makes sense, right, if you're
Speaker 1: a violent scumbag from Venezuela, you want to be in
Speaker 1: a place like Minnesota because you have the most layers
Speaker 1: of government protection available to you. There's the highest number
Speaker 1: of benefits that they'll give you. So the blue areas
Speaker 1: are where the most star not that these people aren't everywhere,
Speaker 1: but they're mainly in the blue areas. Trump administration immediately
Speaker 1: starts going to Los Angeles. Remember they went to Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: They went to Los Angeles. There was a big old stink.
Speaker 1: It was so bad they had to call in the
Speaker 1: Marines to secure the federal buildings. Remember this goes into
Speaker 1: La then goes into Minnesota, the Minneapolis area, but it
Speaker 1: wasn't just specifically Minneapolis, it was Minneapolis the surrounding areas.
Speaker 1: So now we went from kind of Communists controlled to
Speaker 1: completely Communists controlled. And they're not just snatching up this
Speaker 1: bad guy or that bad guy, just this rapist and
Speaker 1: this murderer, a very very slow targeted thing. They are
Speaker 1: going out there where large groups of these illegals are
Speaker 1: and they are rounding them up, as they should do,
Speaker 1: and as you want them to do. They are rounding
Speaker 1: them up, throwing them in the paddy wagon, and they
Speaker 1: are taking them out. The communists who understand that the
Speaker 1: mass importation of foreigners is everything to them, We're not
Speaker 1: getting into that again right now. They freaked out and
Speaker 1: realized we better mobilize for this. We will finish this
Speaker 1: little tale, and I'll tell you my two concerns. The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Monday Memory or if
Speaker 1: you miss any part of the show, you can download
Speaker 1: at iHeart, Spotify, iTunes, So Trump administration goes into Minnesota
Speaker 1: some time ago, starts rounding people up, deporting them. The
Speaker 1: communists they did what they do. They funded and organized
Speaker 1: and op in operation. That's what it was. Wasn't natural,
Speaker 1: wasn't organic. This is what communists do. That's what they've
Speaker 1: always done. How they've always operated. Cause a big stink,
Speaker 1: cause a ruckus, and hope that the other side will
Speaker 1: get tired, will back off, and you will get some
Speaker 1: kind of a win for your cause. They sent the
Speaker 1: shock troops into Minnesota, and you remember what those videos
Speaker 1: were like, screaming at ice agents, blocking cars. You remember,
Speaker 1: by the way, again, this was all professional. There's all
Speaker 1: professional communist agitators paid for organized. They went in trying
Speaker 1: to get the deportations to stop. Surprise, surprise, couple commies
Speaker 1: end up getting killed. Communists can never control their demonic urges.
Speaker 1: As we've discussed many times before, they always pushed things
Speaker 1: too far. They tried to kill two federal agents and
Speaker 1: now two of them are dead all right now. In
Speaker 1: the wake of that, remember they were even breaking into
Speaker 1: federal police vehicles there and stealing things out of the vehicles.
Speaker 1: That's how bad the activism was there. We have to
Speaker 1: remember that in the wake of that, Donald Trump um
Speaker 1: met with Tim Walls. After that meeting with Tim Walls,
Speaker 1: there was a quote shake up with the deportation group.
Speaker 1: What kind of shakeup. Christinoan was sent out of town. Okay,
Speaker 1: Border Patrol agent Greg Baveno sent out of town. He
Speaker 1: has since retired. Now, of course they always sold it
Speaker 1: as he's getting relocated. But no, there was a shakeup.
Speaker 1: We removed people. Tom Holman. Great Man comes in, says
Speaker 1: I'm gonna run things now. Tom Holman, After he comes in,
Speaker 1: everything quiets down. Okay. Why why did things quiet down
Speaker 1: after Tom Holman came in? Why did the communists back off?
Speaker 1: Why did they stop rabble rousing? Why would they stop? Okay,
Speaker 1: Tom Holman got up at a press conference and Tom
Speaker 1: Holman said at a press conference. In fact, I believe
Speaker 1: he said this multiple times. Tom Holman said, you know
Speaker 1: how they weren't working with us, the jails would just
Speaker 1: be turning these illegals free. Now these local officials they're
Speaker 1: working with us. Now, the local communist officials are working
Speaker 1: with Tom Holman. Okay. Why you know what communists are,
Speaker 1: you know who they are, you know what they want?
Speaker 1: Why in the world with Tim Walls or any official
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis, why would they ever come to an agreement
Speaker 1: with big evil Donald Trump and start working with Tom Holman.
Speaker 1: What did they get out of it. It's been bothering
Speaker 1: me since he gave the press conference. It's been bothering me,
Speaker 1: if I'm being honest, since the communists protests stopped. Do
Speaker 1: you remember how loudly I yelled that we should have
Speaker 1: put in the Insurrection Act and sent in the Marines
Speaker 1: because you cannot be seen to back off from the communists.
Speaker 1: Otherwise that's just like blood in the water for sharks.
Speaker 1: If they see you backing off, if you teach them
Speaker 1: their street rabble tactics work, it will encourage them to
Speaker 1: do it again. But instead we went a different direction.
Speaker 1: We basically fired two people, brought in new management, and
Speaker 1: everything calmed down. So some something else happened around this time.
Speaker 1: The White House, not Donald Trump specifically, but it came
Speaker 1: obviously was approved by him, Otherwise it would have never
Speaker 1: came from the White House. The White House got together
Speaker 1: with the House GOP Republicans in the House of Representatives.
Speaker 1: You can look all this up. It's widely reported, and
Speaker 1: they said Hey, stop using that term mass deportation. Hey,
Speaker 1: stop using that term. Why would they say that, Well,
Speaker 1: the White House believes that mass deportation is politically unpopular
Speaker 1: the White House. That's what they believe. Now. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying every part of the White House believes that. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying that at all. But they believe it enough
Speaker 1: that they went down and told the House, Gop, hey,
Speaker 1: in the interest of keeping your seat, we don't want
Speaker 1: to lose too many seats in the House. Stop talking
Speaker 1: about mass deportation. That did happen. We know that happened. Clearly,
Speaker 1: there are elements inside of the White House who don't
Speaker 1: want quite as many deportations. Clearly there are elements that
Speaker 1: don't want quite as many. Now that brings me back
Speaker 1: to the two concerns I have, and more specifically, we'll
Speaker 1: address this one first. In fact, I'll give you a
Speaker 1: second to think about it. Why would the communists go
Speaker 1: to the protests machine in Minnesota and turn it off?
Speaker 1: Why would they do that? We'll talk about that next
Speaker 1: day the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. Remember,
Speaker 1: if you want to email the show, you can Jesse
Speaker 1: at Jesse Kellyshow. Dot com. So I asked before we
Speaker 1: went into the break, why did things quiet down in
Speaker 1: Minnesota after Christy Noman was removed and Greg Bavino was
Speaker 1: removed and Tom Holman came in. Tom Holman stood up
Speaker 1: and said, they're now working with us. They're giving us
Speaker 1: their most dangerous criminals. Why would Solis demonic communists do that?
Speaker 1: Why would they turn off the protest machine. It's been
Speaker 1: nagging at me. It's been bothering me ever since. If
Speaker 1: the communists aren't freaking out, why headline ICE detained fewer
Speaker 1: non criminals since Minnesota crackdown, driving a decline in the
Speaker 1: detention population. The data shows the number of people in
Speaker 1: Immigration and Customs enforcement custody declined by twelve percent, a
Speaker 1: record high in January to the end of March. Data
Speaker 1: released by the agency on Thursday says driven largely by
Speaker 1: a decline in detentions of those without a criminal record.
Speaker 1: From January to March, the average number of detainees without
Speaker 1: criminal records dropped by twenty one percent. Over the same
Speaker 1: time frame, the number of detainees with pending charges and
Speaker 1: convictions declined by five and four percent. In February, mister
Speaker 1: Trump told NBC News, the administration could quote use a
Speaker 1: little bit of a softer touch, goes on to talk
Speaker 1: about Bavino being removed, Christinom being removed. Administration officials previously
Speaker 1: told CBS that some of the aggressive tactics used by
Speaker 1: ICE and Border Patrol agents had become politically problematic. Mister
Speaker 1: Trump tapped White House borders are Tom Holman instead of
Speaker 1: Gnome with winding down Operation Metro Surge. Officials told CBS
Speaker 1: News that under his direction, the administration had moved away
Speaker 1: from broad immigration sweeps in major cities and renewed focus
Speaker 1: on arresting immigrants with criminal records. As soon as the
Speaker 1: communists started quote working with US, as soon as the
Speaker 1: communists turned off the protest machine, I began to get
Speaker 1: a little bit suspicious. That, combined Greg Bavino retired, combined
Speaker 1: with the White House statement, hey stop talking about mass deportation,
Speaker 1: I started getting suspicious. I started getting suspicious that they
Speaker 1: were turning down the deportations in the interests of political popularity.
Speaker 1: The numbers don't lie. They are as of right now.
Speaker 1: We'll see what the numbers look like after the next quarter.
Speaker 1: But for the first quarter of twenty twenty six. They
Speaker 1: slowed down at a time when they should be ramping up,
Speaker 1: because again, we're building the deportation machine. It's not ramping
Speaker 1: up now. I said, I had two concerns. My first
Speaker 1: one is exactly what I just said, that they're slowing
Speaker 1: down deportations. My second one is so much worse than that.
Speaker 1: Are you ready? Last week it made big news that
Speaker 1: Republicans and Democrats in the House twenty each co sponsored
Speaker 1: the Digny DoD Act. Remember, we crucified loser Republicans like
Speaker 1: Maria Salazar and Mike Lawler and these types for that treason,
Speaker 1: his betrayal the amnesty bill. Remember also, I warned you
Speaker 1: that a member of Congress told me personally that if
Speaker 1: that bill actually gets to the floor, it will pass.
Speaker 1: You may ask how that could be. Well, if you
Speaker 1: already have twenty Republicans on board, we have a thin majority.
Speaker 1: Every Democrat votes for it, twenty Republicans vote for that's
Speaker 1: game over all, right, But that's okay, not the end
Speaker 1: of the world, right, Because in order for a bill
Speaker 1: to become law, it has to go through the House
Speaker 1: and go through the Senate, and then the President has
Speaker 1: to agree to it and sign it. So even if
Speaker 1: the House passes it, that's no big deal. Even if
Speaker 1: the Senate, which they probably would, even if the Senate
Speaker 1: passed it, that's no big deal. Trump surely wouldn't, right.
Speaker 1: But then you know, I told you something was non
Speaker 1: at me. I told you this on the air last week.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear GOP leadership shoot down the dignity DoD Bill,
Speaker 1: Mike Brown. Mike Brown, Mike Johnson is the speaker of
Speaker 1: the frigate House. Uh, if that thing was going to
Speaker 1: be dead, Mike Johnson would come out and say, nah,
Speaker 1: that's dead, it's not going to happen. I haven't heard
Speaker 1: a word. John Thune is the Senate majority leader. If
Speaker 1: he was going to kill it in the Senate, pretty
Speaker 1: easy to come out and say it. And remember, you
Speaker 1: want to kill it early so it doesn't get momentum.
Speaker 1: I haven't heard a word. Okay, all right, whatever, House
Speaker 1: and Senate. But Trump would never sign something like that, right.
Speaker 1: The biggest immigration hawk in the White House, God bless him,
Speaker 1: is Stephen Miller. He is the one that is constantly
Speaker 1: pushing Trump to deport more people and deport more people,
Speaker 1: and deeport more people, over and over and over. Again,
Speaker 1: I've been waiting to hear anything from the White House
Speaker 1: about the Dignity DoD Bill. Stephen Miller went on the
Speaker 1: news here. It was so a little about what he mentioned,
Speaker 1: but here's some of the facts with the Dignity Act.
Speaker 2: Where do you stand with it, Stephen, Well, you know
Speaker 2: that this administration imposes amnesty. President Trump has always been
Speaker 2: clear in his opposition to amnesty, and of course you
Speaker 2: know my own my own views. But I want to
Speaker 2: I want to reframe this whole conversation, Brian, if I
Speaker 2: could to someone that President Trump has been very focused
Speaker 2: on for a long time, and that's about having the
Speaker 2: kind of immigration to this country that makes us stronger,
Speaker 2: not weaker. I think this conversation gets siloed too often
Speaker 2: when we have to look at the whole picture. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you saw the recent tragic case where an illegal alien
Speaker 2: from haiti Ye bludgeoned a woman to death in broad
Speaker 2: daylight with the hammer smashing her skull in one hammer
Speaker 2: blow after another. That's what happens when you have open
Speaker 2: borders to this country from some of the most dangerous
Speaker 2: parts of the world. That's one person that Biden let in,
Speaker 2: the Democrats let in to may and murder our citizens,
Speaker 2: but there are thousands more. When you have open migration,
Speaker 2: as we've had Brian largely it was very better than invited,
Speaker 2: but largely for five decades before President Trump, we had
Speaker 2: open migration from the most dangerous places of the world.
Speaker 2: How do your schools work, how do your hospitals work,
Speaker 2: how does your economy work? How do you have a
Speaker 2: society that can win all these great civilizational struggles against
Speaker 2: our adversaries around the world. If you have to feed, house, clothe, educate, support,
Speaker 2: give affirmative action to millions and millions of people from
Speaker 2: fales states around the world. So President Trump has said,
Speaker 2: we wanted to have high value migration into this country,
Speaker 2: not low value migration. And we have to deal with
Speaker 2: the fact that we have millions of people here who
Speaker 2: are on welfare, who are not contributing, who commit a
Speaker 2: lot of crime, who consume a lot of public resources,
Speaker 2: and it's in the best interest of this country for
Speaker 2: those people to be humanly returned home. That's the big conversation,
Speaker 2: And to this old Washington conversation about amnesty is missing
Speaker 2: the whole point. The real conversation is, how do we
Speaker 2: have an immigration policy that makes America stronger and we're unified,
Speaker 2: not weaker and more divided.
Speaker 1: No, I'm gonna ask you a question again. I guess
Speaker 1: I've been asking a lot of questions tonight. And if
Speaker 1: you don't know the answer to this question, that's fine,
Speaker 1: because I'll be honest with you. I'm gonna play the
Speaker 1: whole thing for you again in a moment. But did
Speaker 1: you hear a no in there? Hey? Uh, this Digny
Speaker 1: dot Act trumps Trump's a no? Right, He's not gonna
Speaker 1: that's that's an easy answer. Yeah, No, we're knowing that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're gonna pass on that. Did you hear that? We'll
Speaker 1: listen again together. Next it is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Monday. Remember you can email us Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com, Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: You love, your hate, your death threat. So one more time,
Speaker 1: Digny Dodd Act comes out. Last week, I said, why
Speaker 1: hasn't Mike Johnson said this is a no, won't pass?
Speaker 1: Why hasn't John Thune said this is a no, don't
Speaker 1: bother won't pass. Remember, the longer one of these bills
Speaker 1: gets out there, the more time it has to gain
Speaker 1: momentum and pass. You want it shot down immediately, crickets.
Speaker 1: And I also said, why have a weird from Donald
Speaker 1: Trump that this bill is a no go? All right?
Speaker 1: So Stephen Miller goes to the news. Look, if Trump
Speaker 1: is a no on this amnesty bill, that's easy to say, right,
Speaker 1: I'll play it again. Does this sound like a no?
Speaker 1: Or does this sound to you like a maybe? So
Speaker 1: a little about what he mentioned, but here's some of
Speaker 1: the facts with the Dignity Act. Where do you stand
Speaker 1: with it?
Speaker 2: Stephen, Well, you know that this administration opposes amnesty. President
Speaker 2: Trump has always been clear in his opposition to amnesty.
Speaker 2: And of course you know my own my own views.
Speaker 2: But I want to I want to reframe this whole conversation, Brian.
Speaker 1: Why are we reframing anything? The question was about the
Speaker 1: Dnity Act? Why are we reframing?
Speaker 2: If I could just someone that President Trump has been
Speaker 2: very focused on for a long time, and that's about
Speaker 2: having the kind of immigration to this country that makes
Speaker 2: us stronger, not weaker. I think this conversation gets siloed
Speaker 2: too often when we have to look at the whole.
Speaker 1: Pause real quick. I'm not gonna play it because we'll
Speaker 1: just be here all night. We're doing a what if.
Speaker 1: But that sounds a lot like what Maria salas Are
Speaker 1: was saying, does it not. Y'll let me all you want.
Speaker 1: Maria salasar gotta no. These are the people who picked poppers.
Speaker 1: They make our lives better. That's what she said. That
Speaker 1: sounds awfully similar. Picture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you saw the recent tragic case where an illegal
Speaker 2: alien from haiti Ye bludgeoned a woman to death in
Speaker 2: broad data.
Speaker 1: The question was about the Ddney dot Act.
Speaker 2: Keep that in mind light with the hammer smashing her
Speaker 2: skull in one hammer blow after another. That's what happens
Speaker 2: when you have open borders to this country from some
Speaker 2: of the most dangerous parts of the world. That's one
Speaker 2: person that Biden let in the Democrats let in to
Speaker 2: maim and murder our citizens, but there are thousands more
Speaker 2: when you have open migration. As Brian largely it was
Speaker 2: very better than your Biden, but largely for five decades
Speaker 2: before President Trump, we had open migration for the most.
Speaker 1: We are a minute and thirty seconds removed from him
Speaker 1: being asked about the Digney Dot Act, and we are
Speaker 1: now talking about Biden and some dude from haiti. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna stop it there because you get the idea.
Speaker 1: Did you hear a no? Did you hear We're out?
Speaker 1: The House shouldn't even bother. The Senate shouldn't bother because
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's gonna veto this. That's an easy statement to make,
Speaker 1: right then, then honestly, if you're if you're Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: then you're just you're saving them time. Hey, House of Representative, Senate,
Speaker 1: don't waste your time on it. If it even gets
Speaker 1: to my desk, I'm gonna know that's that's an easy
Speaker 1: conversation to have. That what you heard, I'm worried. If
Speaker 1: I sound read, I am worried. There you go, Chris,
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Speaker 1: Might be a little long, but I hope you read it.
Speaker 1: Subject to this one is thank you. My son recently
Speaker 1: turned eighteen and has been desperately looking for a job.
Speaker 1: A few days ago, he had an interview with our
Speaker 1: local home depot. I have the same dress code you
Speaker 1: do for interviews, and I told him we need to
Speaker 1: get some dress slacks and a button up shirt. My
Speaker 1: wife was hesitant since money is tight, but I insisted.
Speaker 1: He did his interview on Friday, and the interviewer told
Speaker 1: him that in five years of doing interviews he has
Speaker 1: never had someone show up in dress slacks in a
Speaker 1: button up shirt. Needless to say, he got the job
Speaker 1: and starts on Tuesday part time for anyone with the
Speaker 1: audacity to doubt the oracle. Let it be known that
Speaker 1: dressing up for an interview pays off. The next time
Speaker 1: I'm in the Houston area, I'll buy you an ice
Speaker 1: cream and water at your favorite bar. I love the show, brother,
Speaker 1: Hope you and Jewish producer Chris and Corey have a
Speaker 1: great weekend. His name is Sean. Sean, give your boy
Speaker 1: my best well done as a father, Sean, And remember,
Speaker 1: dressing up for an interview also doesn't have to be expensive.
Speaker 1: Go down to Walmart. Get It's not about the quality
Speaker 1: of what you're wearing. It's about the effort. It's about
Speaker 1: the first impression you give that employer. The first impression
Speaker 1: is you cared enough to put on some slacks in
Speaker 1: a dress shirt. I don't care if it's a Chris.
Speaker 1: What's a fancy brand Gucci? Do they make Gucci's. I've
Speaker 1: heard of Gucci. I don't care if it's a thousand
Speaker 1: dollars Gucci shirt. I don't care if it's a ten
Speaker 1: dollars shirt. You got a Walmart, Go down to good
Speaker 1: Will and pick up something. Show the employer you care
Speaker 1: enough to put on something decent, because you know what
Speaker 1: employers cannot find today. They cannot find people who care,
Speaker 1: people who care enough to show up to work, people
Speaker 1: who care enough to show up on time, who don't
Speaker 1: leave early, who don't gossip, people who just actually do
Speaker 1: the job all day long. Do you know how little
Speaker 1: it takes to be a top ten percent employee in
Speaker 1: this country now? Because the country is so full of
Speaker 1: turns and foreigners. All it takes is a minuscule amount
Speaker 1: of effort. It's not like you have to have some
Speaker 1: superhuman amount of talent. Show up on time, don't leave early,
Speaker 1: don't office gossip, and when your boss tells you to
Speaker 1: do something, don't return to him until the job is done.
Speaker 1: Make his life easier. You follow those Soups rules. It's
Speaker 1: not just that you're gonna get a job. You're gonna
Speaker 1: get promoted. You'll be running the place at some point
Speaker 1: in time. You will. Ah, But Jesse, I'm dumb. Maybe
Speaker 1: you are dumb. You're still better than everyone else. But Jesse,
Speaker 1: I'm not good with people. Maybe you suck with people.
Speaker 1: You're still better than everyone else. Just show effort. The
Speaker 1: crappy thing about living in a country that's kind of
Speaker 1: degrading on us is there's a bunch of turds and
Speaker 1: losers out there. The good news is it takes a
Speaker 1: lot less effort to outshine them. Now, put on some
Speaker 1: slacks in a dress shirt and go get the job.
Speaker 1: All right. I'll touch on this Eric Swollwell thing briefly