Speaker 1: Yet another massacre avoided at a church raising a kid
Speaker 1: for three hundred thousand dollars. All that so much more
Speaker 1: some emails still to come. In the final hour of
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show, I wasn't totally sure there was
Speaker 1: going to be a third hour tonight. We almost made
Speaker 1: the decision to cut the show off because the chafing
Speaker 1: from this patch on my chest is getting so bad.
Speaker 1: I can't tell if it's getting infected. I'm trying to what, Chris,
Speaker 1: I can't tell if there's an infection. Maybe they'll have
Speaker 1: to cut part of the chest out. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but I'm gonna make it through this hour. If humanly possible.
Speaker 1: Fraud Task Force DOJ prosecute half a billion dollars in
Speaker 1: healthcare in COVID schemes. Department of Justice announced this from
Speaker 1: Epic times three separate criminal and civil actions on April seventh,
Speaker 1: seeking to hold two individuals and two companies accountable for
Speaker 1: schemes to steal more than five hundred million dollars in
Speaker 1: tax payer money, one in Colorado, one in Nevada. In
Speaker 1: case you're wondering where it was, so let's cover this
Speaker 1: again for those who don't understand how this works. If
Speaker 1: you don't love your country or your state or your city,
Speaker 1: that's a bad thing. Let's agree that that's a bad thing,
Speaker 1: of course, but we also as adults, we should acknowledge
Speaker 1: it does also give you a certain level of freedom.
Speaker 1: Because if you have a code, a moral code of
Speaker 1: any kind, it what is it? There are limitations. It
Speaker 1: comes with limitations. That's the whole point of it. Hey,
Speaker 1: you shouldn't do this. You shouldn't lie, you shouldn't steal,
Speaker 1: you shouldn't murder, you shouldn't there are limitations. Somebody who
Speaker 1: doesn't have that moral code doesn't have said limitations, which
Speaker 1: brings us to the Democrat Party, the godless, demonic Democrat
Speaker 1: Party of communists. Well, Democrats are afraid. The average Democrat
Speaker 1: voter now in the United States of America is actually
Speaker 1: afraid to voice any love for the country. Do you
Speaker 1: realize that, you know how low America itself polls in
Speaker 1: Democrat circles in this country? It doesn't exist. So if
Speaker 1: you're if you're a Democrat who happens to be patriotic
Speaker 1: in elected office, which that doesn't really exist, you can't
Speaker 1: tell anybody or your own voters will reject it. And
Speaker 1: if you don't believe me, let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: You know politicians, how how they say what the voters
Speaker 1: want to hear, How they keep getting elected. When is
Speaker 1: the last time you heard a Democrat talk about the
Speaker 1: greatness of America? Name them? You can't because it doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: So if there's no love of country or state or
Speaker 1: city in there, that's bad, I admit, But it also
Speaker 1: gives you a certain degree of freedom. If I'm elected
Speaker 1: to serve the state of California, but I don't care
Speaker 1: about California, I don't care about the people in California.
Speaker 1: I have nothing moral against thievery things like that. Well,
Speaker 1: I have the keys at some level, depending on my
Speaker 1: elected office, I have the keys to the bank vault
Speaker 1: of California. Again, if there's nothing moral inside me that
Speaker 1: says theft is wrong, I should serve the people, then
Speaker 1: why wouldn't I steal as much of it as I could?
Speaker 1: And all this works hand in hand with the foreigners
Speaker 1: they bring in, although this is also done domestically. We
Speaker 1: can't just pin this all on the foreigners. You simply
Speaker 1: find you take away the barriers, you take away all
Speaker 1: the check marks, and then you find the right groups,
Speaker 1: groups who are associated with you, maybe groups who will
Speaker 1: fund your campaign or even slip fifty thousand dollars to
Speaker 1: your third cousin. You find them, and you funnel government
Speaker 1: money into their pockets. They get rich, you keep elected,
Speaker 1: and possible you keep getting elected and possibly get rich too.
Speaker 1: And again, if you have nothing moral against this, why
Speaker 1: wouldn't you. This is run of the mill political corruption
Speaker 1: that has existed long before the existence of the United
Speaker 1: States of America. Basic pay to play. You take the
Speaker 1: money of the state, You find a way to hand
Speaker 1: it to criminals who will give a portion of it
Speaker 1: back to you and for the evil people, everyone wins,
Speaker 1: right And I hate to beat a dead horse, but
Speaker 1: I will. How much momentum would we have right now?
Speaker 1: It is what is it, April ninth, April ninth? How
Speaker 1: much momentum would we have or would we be building?
Speaker 1: If this was the news cycle every single day now?
Speaker 1: Another Democrat state busted for fraud, Another Democrat organization busted
Speaker 1: for fraud, another this busted for fraud, another that busted
Speaker 1: for fraud. Day after day after day after day after
Speaker 1: day after day after day. Norman Norma wake up as
Speaker 1: they're struggling to make ends meet, job market, credit cards,
Speaker 1: all those other things, and every single day they wake
Speaker 1: up and find out the truth, and the truth is
Speaker 1: that Democrats are stealing from them as fast as humanly possible.
Speaker 1: What if that was the news cycle every single day.
Speaker 1: That's what I want, That's what I want. I hate thieves.
Speaker 1: It's why I have such a burning, deep hatred for communists.
Speaker 1: I hate thieves, especially when people are struggling. Right now,
Speaker 1: this level of thievery is essentially walking up to a
Speaker 1: person who's starving and stealing half their food. That's what
Speaker 1: it is that should be headline news every minute of
Speaker 1: every day, and so far it looks like it's. Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know one hundred percent democrats in Democrat areas
Speaker 1: because it's what they do. It's just what communists do.
Speaker 1: You reward your friends, you punish your enemies. I want
Speaker 1: that to be the headlines going forward. Bronco, I know
Speaker 1: you stopped watching the NFL. Oh yeah, I guess it is,
Speaker 1: asked doctor Jesse Friday tomorrow, and the questions are already
Speaker 1: coming in Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. As I said,
Speaker 1: they don't have to be political being from Ohio and
Speaker 1: then Montana and Arizona, how did you become a New
Speaker 1: York Giants fan? I do not remember one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened. I was in Ohio, living in Ohio.
Speaker 1: My father was a Bengals fan. All of my cousins,
Speaker 1: my whole family is in Ohio, they were all Browns fans.
Speaker 1: I remember watching football on TV and this team, the
Speaker 1: New York Giants, was really good. And I'm a little
Speaker 1: kid and a rebellious little snot. I like to zig
Speaker 1: when everyone else zagged, so they're good. No one else
Speaker 1: in my family likes them. That's my team. And sports
Speaker 1: are the weird thing where whatever team you choose to
Speaker 1: love at an early age, before you know anything about anything,
Speaker 1: that's your team for life. For most people, I have
Speaker 1: chosen to in my older years be the exception to
Speaker 1: that rule, and I highly recommend it. You know what's
Speaker 1: wonderful if you're gonna watch sports or root for anybody
Speaker 1: in sports. Being a fair weather fan, I root what
Speaker 1: Chris find the team that's good in root for them,
Speaker 1: especially if there's a team that's clearly better than all
Speaker 1: the other teams. And yeah, whenever I show up at
Speaker 1: parties or something like that. My friends'd be like, oh
Speaker 1: who you rooting for today, and they'll try to put
Speaker 1: me down. But guess who's smiling when his team wins again? What, Chris,
Speaker 1: what do I think the Dodgers. That's a good point, Chris.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm wearing this Houston Astros shirt and it's itching.
Speaker 1: It's got me. We're already sniffing for infection. It smells
Speaker 1: like almonds. Already. Astros are losing a lot of games.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers are winning a lot of games. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that I'm switching to the Dodgers yet, but come
Speaker 1: June or July, we're gonna have to sit down and
Speaker 1: take a good hard look at the records, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna have to figure out where I'm gonna go from here.
Speaker 1: Hi Jesse, what are your thoughts on open carry? I
Speaker 1: love open carry, I love clothes carry. I am a
Speaker 1: Second Amendment freak. I I'll tell you something. Democrats in
Speaker 1: the United States of America today are as evil as
Speaker 1: any communist who has ever lived. You don't think they
Speaker 1: are because of the Second Amendment. The horrors these people
Speaker 1: visited on the American people during the Biden administration. It
Speaker 1: wasn't even close to everything they wanted to do to
Speaker 1: you and to me. They want to do everything communists
Speaker 1: have always done. They can't do it because we are
Speaker 1: so freaking armed. I love open carry. I don't personally
Speaker 1: open carry. I can seal carry.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: That is a personal paranoia of mine. I can seal
Speaker 1: carry because I am worried that I'm going to be
Speaker 1: distracted with something and I am going to I'll start,
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Speaker 1: This is a writer for the New York Times. Here
Speaker 1: he is.
Speaker 3: I mean, it feels like more fraud and policy than
Speaker 3: ever in my socials.
Speaker 1: You know, I've had a lot of questions on this
Speaker 1: show over the years, a lot of questions about Jewish
Speaker 1: producer Chris Jesse. Why don't we ever hear from Chris Jesse?
Speaker 1: Why can't we hear Chris when you talk to Chris Jesse?
Speaker 1: Why can't we ever hear from Chris? So I'm here
Speaker 1: to break it to you right now. Do you want
Speaker 1: to know what Chris sounds like? This is dead ringer,
Speaker 1: dead ringer for Chris.
Speaker 3: I mean, it feels like more fraught and policy than that.
Speaker 1: Hey, Chris, this is your brother car In.
Speaker 3: My social circles, there's like a slight fascistic thing about
Speaker 3: Cory sounds the same one the way of what we're doing, Like,
Speaker 3: can you say you didn't like this movie? Can you
Speaker 3: say that you like Lana Dabe? Oh but wait, she
Speaker 3: dated the cop a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: The man Chris, it's gotta be embarrassing. US Border Patrol
Speaker 1: detained four British nationals crossing into this country from Canada?
Speaker 1: Did you know that? And actually I have their names here,
Speaker 1: and I will admit, I admit the location of people's names,
Speaker 1: you know, where specifically you're from, has always fascinated me.
Speaker 1: For instance, I'm a Kelly. It's obviously an Irish name.
Speaker 1: I've never tracked this down, but if I went down
Speaker 1: that rabbit hole, I would find out that the Kelly's
Speaker 1: of Ireland, they really came from a specific location in Ireland.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure there's some fancy scientific word for what
Speaker 1: that is, but I don't know. I went to community college,
Speaker 1: so when I saw these names, the first thing that
Speaker 1: popped into my head was I wonder, I wonder what
Speaker 1: part of Britain these guys are from. Here are their names,
Speaker 1: Ali Muhammad, Ali Abdullah, Hamid, Muhammad, Nagi, Ibrahim, Ayub Khan
Speaker 1: Muhammad Sultan Seila Alaska. I had to have like six names.
Speaker 1: You know, his buddy shortened that up somehow, the Selah
Speaker 1: or something. You know, they were aggravated by it. But
Speaker 1: I am curious. Do you think, Chris Corey, I don't
Speaker 1: know if you guys are big on Britain. You think
Speaker 1: they're from the northern part or Whales should be. They
Speaker 1: could be from Wales. That could be. I look, as
Speaker 1: soon as I saw those names, I thought, those Brits man,
Speaker 1: those are some crazy people. Retired cheddar Bay, Biscuit, Bronco Coxswain. Wow,
Speaker 1: that was a lot. What are your thoughts? I'm being
Speaker 1: forced to people, to listen to people noxiously eating loud foods.
Speaker 1: You know, ask doctor Jesse isn't till tomorrow, Okay, but
Speaker 1: you can ask your questions now. It's fine. I feel
Speaker 1: like I'm routinely subjected to people I work with loudly
Speaker 1: snapping carrots, crackers, chips in my workspace and it drives
Speaker 1: me nuts. Ah, He's asking, is it just his OCD
Speaker 1: controlling his life? Buddy? Let me explain to you something
Speaker 1: about you. And I recognize this because I have the
Speaker 1: exact same affliction. It doesn't mean, by the way, that
Speaker 1: you're a bad person or a good person. This is
Speaker 1: just who you are. You're a guy, and there are
Speaker 1: many men like this. You have to have alone time,
Speaker 1: you have to have time where it's just you. When
Speaker 1: I first got married, Bob is completely opposite. A lot
Speaker 1: of women are like this. If Bob had her way
Speaker 1: to this day, ab would be with me every minute
Speaker 1: of the day, especially during free time. I'm not talking
Speaker 1: about bothering me at work or something like that, but
Speaker 1: every single minute of the day she would be with me.
Speaker 1: But she has come to realize over nineteen years that
Speaker 1: there are times, certainly when I have things on my
Speaker 1: mind oftentimes when I just get home from work something
Speaker 1: like that, that I just need to be alone. Doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that I'm mad or anything's wrong, doesn't mean I
Speaker 1: need it for a day, right it might be twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: I just need to be with me for twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: If I have to do because this happens, it actually
Speaker 1: happened to me last night. If I have to do
Speaker 1: something right after work, like I have to leave here
Speaker 1: and go to some meeting business meaning suits or something
Speaker 1: like that, I am almost always in a terrible mood
Speaker 1: the whole time. And it's not because I'm miserable, or
Speaker 1: I take that back. I am miserable, But the reason
Speaker 1: I'm miserable is not because I don't like the company.
Speaker 1: It's because I didn't get twenty minutes thirty minutes with me.
Speaker 1: So if I had coworkers who made me want to
Speaker 1: strangle them with my shoelaces because they were eating carrots
Speaker 1: too loud, I would go eat my lunch outside. I've
Speaker 1: done that many many times before. I do it here
Speaker 1: in the studio with Chris and Corey. Sometimes I go
Speaker 1: in my little area to eat and I just close
Speaker 1: the door. I tell them I'm working, but I'm not.
Speaker 1: I just don't want anybody to talk to me anymore.
Speaker 1: I just go close the door and be alone for
Speaker 1: a while. Your problem is not your OCD. Your problem
Speaker 1: is you haven't learned how to be a jerk. You
Speaker 1: have to master the art of being a jerk, especially
Speaker 1: when you need to be alone for a while, and
Speaker 1: especially when you're one of these people like me who's
Speaker 1: really popular and everybody wants to be around you at
Speaker 1: all times. What Chris, It's true heavy weight to carry.
Speaker 4: It is as heavy as ten boxes that you might
Speaker 4: be moving.
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Speaker 1: the show, you can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Raising
Speaker 1: a Child now costs about three hundred and three thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: According to a stuff that's such a bunch of crap.
Speaker 1: Raising a daughter cost three hundred and three thousand dollars. Sorry, Chris,
Speaker 1: that's too bad for you. You know how wonderful it
Speaker 1: is raising sons. I wonderful is actually that's that's not true.
Speaker 1: The wonderful is not what I meant. How cost effective
Speaker 1: it is raising sons. You don't have to mow the lawn.
Speaker 1: You don't have to pay anybody to mow the lawn.
Speaker 1: I had to install a new doorknob in the house.
Speaker 1: I didn't have to go pick it up. I didn't
Speaker 1: have to install it. Not my problem. My youngest son
Speaker 1: doesn't have his driver's license yet. He has all these
Speaker 1: sports practices and things he wants to do. My oldest
Speaker 1: son does have his driver's license. I mean, you don't
Speaker 1: think I'm gonna be the one driving around doing all
Speaker 1: that stuff, right, have a nice drive. I'll be here
Speaker 1: on the back porch if you need me, sipping on
Speaker 1: an ice water. Let me know how it goes. Ob
Speaker 1: complains because she'll do the laundry after a week, and
Speaker 1: each son will have one pair of pants, and I say,
Speaker 1: sounds to me like they're making your life easier. I
Speaker 1: don't see what the big deal is now. Sometimes life
Speaker 1: gives you lemons. You got to make lemonade. If you
Speaker 1: have a daughter, she is going to cost you an
Speaker 1: astronomical amount of money. It's no question about that. Chris,
Speaker 1: this is coming for you. But I have the good
Speaker 1: news for you, really good news for you. She's also
Speaker 1: going to take way better care of you when you're
Speaker 1: an old man than your sons will. I know my
Speaker 1: sons are going to get their revenge on me, somehow,
Speaker 1: some way for all the things I've done to them.
Speaker 1: They already now make fun of my lack of hair.
Speaker 1: They're already starting to take these little jabs at me.
Speaker 1: And I know, the older and wrinkleer I get, they're
Speaker 1: gonna make life miserable, whereas a little girl is just
Speaker 1: gonna be sweet as can be. I understand that. But
Speaker 1: at least early on, boys don't cost hardly a thing.
Speaker 1: It's freaking wonderful you're worried about entertaining them. Entertaining them,
Speaker 1: throw them a cardboard box out in the backyard. You
Speaker 1: won't see him again for hours. They'll have all kinds
Speaker 1: of stuff going on back there. And yes, your oldest
Speaker 1: son might end up crawling into a pile of fire
Speaker 1: ants when you were supposed to be watching him, and
Speaker 1: then the wife will get home just as you're trying
Speaker 1: to spray them off in the kitchen sink. And what Chris,
Speaker 1: it was the closest sink I could find. And of
Speaker 1: course she had to walk in the door at that
Speaker 1: exact moment, and he was crying because I guess it hurt.
Speaker 1: But I already had most of the ants off by
Speaker 1: the time she walked in. Still hasn't let that go.
Speaker 1: Texas man with a loaded gun and one hundred rounds
Speaker 1: tackled by six security at Houston Church. Let's check in
Speaker 1: on this Texas man. Hang on, Texas man, Texas man,
Speaker 1: just curious. I want to make sure I don't know him.
Speaker 1: Oh here he is Immanuel Asno and Bobby Chris. Is
Speaker 1: he from your part of Texas? Never met him? Huh Eh?
Speaker 1: I used to live in North Texas. I never ran
Speaker 1: into mister Bobby. Maybe he's maybe he's from West Texas.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's it, these Texas men. It's like that headline
Speaker 1: the other day from the New York Post. He sees
Speaker 1: some fifteen year old American boy got lured away with
Speaker 1: the promises of a girl that he thought it was
Speaker 1: a girl he was talking to to go meet a girl,
Speaker 1: and then four illegal alien barbarians butchered this fifteen year
Speaker 1: old young man who even said final words like I
Speaker 1: just don't want to die. But they killed him anyway,
Speaker 1: because they're savages from savage cultures and they should all
Speaker 1: be thrown out a helicopter. But the headline, of course
Speaker 1: read teens. They were labeled as teens. They're always labeled
Speaker 1: as teens. Figures. Jesse, I've been listening for years. I
Speaker 1: truly enjoy the show. I've turned many, so many people
Speaker 1: on the show through the years. I consider myself an
Speaker 1: American Italian. Why do you hate me so much? I mean,
Speaker 1: we only we only have like twenty minutes left. Hey, Jesse, Hypothetically,
Speaker 1: if you worked for an employer that you had reason
Speaker 1: to believe was hiring illegal immigrants, what is your moral
Speaker 1: slash patriotic duty? Says not to say her name and
Speaker 1: I won't report them. So American Jobs, we when we
Speaker 1: discussed this problem of foreigners and hiring foreigners, you will
Speaker 1: hear people on the right talk about, well, this is
Speaker 1: why we need eve Verify. You know what ever verify is.
Speaker 1: If you don't, I've actually used it before myself. Ever
Speaker 1: Verify is you have to get documents from your new hire, passports,
Speaker 1: social Security number, things like that, and you have to
Speaker 1: upload those documents into the government database to confront you
Speaker 1: just hired a US citizen. And people will talk about
Speaker 1: this as if it's a solution. I'm not dogging on it.
Speaker 1: I'm really not. But again, I'm want to come back
Speaker 1: to this. You remember when Donald Trump gave that State
Speaker 1: of the Union, I think it was his first one
Speaker 1: he gave in his second term, and he was talking
Speaker 1: about all the one hundred and twenty year old, two
Speaker 1: hundred year old people who are still taking Social Security?
Speaker 1: Why is that a thing? Because Elon Musk was doing
Speaker 1: the doge thing and he was digging through the government.
Speaker 1: Why is that a thing? They're stealing people's social Security numbers.
Speaker 1: The reason it's a thing is these social Security numbers
Speaker 1: they don't die with you. Government employees. Let me clue
Speaker 1: you in on this. Government employees, they are selling your information,
Speaker 1: maybe while you're still alive, maybe while you're dead. So
Speaker 1: that illegal who walks in for a job and has
Speaker 1: to hand over his documentation, he comes up as an
Speaker 1: American citizen name social everything. Government is in on it
Speaker 1: at some level. It's a big scam. These people are
Speaker 1: not all walking in there with a crappy fake ID
Speaker 1: that your buddy used his home printer to print you
Speaker 1: out for in high school so you could go buy beer.
Speaker 1: These people are walking in with legitimate government identification because
Speaker 1: at some point the government is in on it, and
Speaker 1: these are our Republicans. Give them dignity.
Speaker 4: At some point in the future, another legislator will write
Speaker 4: another law to give them path to citizenship. Right now,
Speaker 4: what we need to do is to buy peace for
Speaker 4: these people, allow them to stay, to continue working because
Speaker 4: they are needed.
Speaker 1: And let's not forget Mike Waller, who can't answer the
Speaker 1: question because he didn't read the bill. He certainly didn't
Speaker 1: write the bill. And the answer to the question would
Speaker 1: horrify criminal aliens.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent should be removed from this country period,
Speaker 2: and the bill provides for that. I don't want anyone
Speaker 2: getting a waiver. I don't want anyone getting a free passage.
Speaker 2: Leslat if you have committed if you have committed a crime,
Speaker 2: yes I have Laura, if you have committed a crime,
Speaker 2: you should be removed from the country. Period Number two.
Speaker 2: What we are trying to do is say if you
Speaker 2: have been in the country for more than five years,
Speaker 2: in other words, if you came here during Joe Biden's administration,
Speaker 2: you don't quality. You determined don't qualify under this legislation.
Speaker 5: All of this sounds great. How does an immigration officer
Speaker 5: determine million is a million? Determine continuous presence and tell
Speaker 5: me the considerations they take into account to determine that.
Speaker 2: Well, look, if they if they cannot prove that, if
Speaker 2: they cannot prove continuous presence, they wouldn't qualify for this.
Speaker 2: You have to be able to show to meet the
Speaker 2: disc How do you determine it? You have to be
Speaker 2: able to meet the qualifications of the program. And that
Speaker 2: means what Land Security is going to determine. They are
Speaker 2: going to make the determination as they always have. What
Speaker 2: the Democrats will do if they get complete control of
Speaker 2: Congress and the White House, They're going to end the
Speaker 2: filibuster and they are going to pass a blanket amnesty bill.
Speaker 2: That's the fundamental challenge here.
Speaker 1: What we are forgot to play that for you earlier
Speaker 1: He even throws in the scared tactic at the end,
Speaker 1: take our Amnestyville or the Communists will do worse later.
Speaker 1: What a bunch of crap. We'll be back see Kelly
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Speaker 1: This is abhorrent, Chris. You know what, No, we're not
Speaker 1: gonna do this. We tried to do this on the
Speaker 1: air one time where we tried to figure out live
Speaker 1: with lgbtq IA of it, all the other stuff where
Speaker 1: we tried to figure out what it all meant. And
Speaker 1: I think I got through like two or three of
Speaker 1: them and then I just completely lost it. I'm not
Speaker 1: even gonna bother going into that. Also, remember this is
Speaker 1: what Chris sounds like.
Speaker 3: I mean, it feels like more frat and policy than ever.
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Speaker 1: your years maybe months maybe days away. As a man
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Speaker 1: Not the right one.
Speaker 3: Sounding like this, I mean it feels like more fraught
Speaker 3: and policy than ever. In my social circles, there's like.
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Speaker 1: Really do you want to sound like this?
Speaker 3: Can you say you didn't like this movie? Can you
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Speaker 1: You might wake up tomorrow morning sounding like this.
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Speaker 1: sound like that. What is this thing you have, Chris?
Speaker 1: A missing Indigenous woman thing? What is it? Oh? The oh?
Speaker 1: Chris looked it up? Oh okay, all right, all right.
Speaker 1: If I didn't realize what you were saying.
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Speaker 1: All right, Jewish producer Chris wrote it down on the screen.
Speaker 1: So I want to lay it out for you. This
Speaker 1: is what it means, missing and murdered Indigenous women girls too, spirit,
Speaker 1: what's too spirit lesbian gay brought by trans queer Chris, Oh,
Speaker 1: that's not queer. It's questioning queer and questioning intersex. What's
Speaker 1: the difference between queer and gay? I mean we didn't.
Speaker 1: You don't know what the difference between queer and how
Speaker 1: is there? How do you have gay and queer? You say,
Speaker 1: I'm asking the wrong guy, but.
Speaker 3: This is you like more sounds like you're the right
Speaker 3: guy to ask, Chris.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'll tell you this. We didn't play smear
Speaker 1: the gay at recess at halftime or the recess during school.
Speaker 1: So what it's a reasonable question. I want to know
Speaker 1: what you know what? When we want, we'll do some
Speaker 1: emails or jesse. From my five foot eight view considered average,
Speaker 1: I e. Normal, the idea that we can grow our
Speaker 1: way out of debt is ludicrous and an excuse, not
Speaker 1: the tackle that cuts needed along with the growth. Is
Speaker 1: this how you see it from your abnormal point of view? Well,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you this. I, as you know, have to
Speaker 1: be aware of my cholesterol and things like that because
Speaker 1: of my family history. I also, as you know, I
Speaker 1: enjoy working out. Not some workout freak, but I enjoy
Speaker 1: working out. And also as you know, I like to eat,
Speaker 1: and I'm not talking about Brussels sprouts. I want cheeseburgers
Speaker 1: and steaks and nachos, and I like to eat. I
Speaker 1: have convinced myself that I can keep all my blood
Speaker 1: work just where it needs to be if I just
Speaker 1: work out, I can keep eating anything I want, if
Speaker 1: I just work out really hard. It's not true. We
Speaker 1: do this exact same thing when it comes to the
Speaker 1: debt because the public has no appetite for cuts of
Speaker 1: adding kind. And then, never freaking do we oftentimes convince
Speaker 1: ourselves that we'll just grow our way out of it. No,
Speaker 1: we have to grow and cut. We have to grow
Speaker 1: and cut, grow, cut, grow, cut anyway.
Speaker 6: And now here's a headline, but you know that, you
Speaker 6: know the.
Speaker 1: Thing headlines we didn't get to woke. Gavin Newsom's green
Speaker 1: jet fuel plan could spike California gas prices again. I
Speaker 1: feel like the good people in California are under this
Speaker 1: never ending assault and it just genuinely sucks at European
Speaker 1: allies could soon be buying oil directly from the US.
Speaker 1: I mean, Trump's already out there chewing out Iran because
Speaker 1: he says Iran is not letting oil flow through the strait,
Speaker 1: so the chances are peace negotiations are going to go
Speaker 1: smoothly when dealing with the country like Iran are not great,
Speaker 1: so they might have to buy from US. NATO's secretary general.
Speaker 1: Some in NATO failed during the Iran War, the large
Speaker 1: majority didn't. I don't know if he thought that that
Speaker 1: was going to somehow calm Trump's anger down, But he's
Speaker 1: got another thing coming. Chevron importing two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand barrels of Venezuelan oil per or to the US
Speaker 1: per day. It might end up being really, really important
Speaker 1: that we ended up taking over Venezuela before we went
Speaker 1: over there into Iran. And it's most definitely going to
Speaker 1: be important if we let freedom ring from these planes
Speaker 1: and start bombing out their oil fastilities and all. My
Speaker 1: freaking goodness, what a big old mess it's going to be.
Speaker 1: But we will be here, won't be here again tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: we shall tackle it, all right, That's all