Speaker 1: Is The Jesse Kelly Show on Hey Fabtastic Friday, Final
Speaker 1: Hour The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. We have
Speaker 1: so much to get to, from California's CDL program to
Speaker 1: orcas to the cost of beef, the blood draws. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna touch on this question before we get going on it.
Speaker 1: Israel and Iran or engaged in a long game of checkers.
Speaker 1: He says, is it wise for the US to insert
Speaker 1: itself in the middle of the match?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Is it wise? I think we have to deal with reality,
Speaker 1: and the reality is that by now we're in the
Speaker 1: middle of the match. Now. If you want to retroactively
Speaker 1: go back and say we should have never gotten involved
Speaker 1: or something like that, that's fine. You have whatever foreign
Speaker 1: policy opinions you want. Foreign policies complicated, As I always say,
Speaker 1: as long as you're not a chicken hawk trying to
Speaker 1: send other people to die when you don't ever want
Speaker 1: to go dine and have never risched your life. As
Speaker 1: long as you're not that, I'm good with it. You
Speaker 1: can agree to disagree with foreign policies complicated. You can
Speaker 1: retroactively go back and say America should never have gotten
Speaker 1: involved anywhere in the Middle East that has only caused problems.
Speaker 1: You're welcome to say that. You were going to say that,
Speaker 1: and you could certainly have a long list of arguments
Speaker 1: to support that, But is that beneficial for our current situation.
Speaker 1: We can't undo it. We are involved. Let me just
Speaker 1: give it to you right between the eyes. We'll move
Speaker 1: on talk about something else on a Friday. We the
Speaker 1: United States of America. We are the ones who decided
Speaker 1: to make war on Iran three months ago. Do not
Speaker 1: send me an email saying they've been doing it for
Speaker 1: forty seven years. Stop. I'm aware of all the terrorist
Speaker 1: attacks and everything. I understand all that the straight of
Speaker 1: horror moves was open three months ago. No minds, no
Speaker 1: tolls that the strait of horror moves was opened three
Speaker 1: months ago. We, the United States of America, decided to
Speaker 1: launch this Iranian effort. It look, it depends on which
Speaker 1: propagandist you talk to. It either didn't work out or
Speaker 1: it worked out great. But whatever the case may be,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump understands something, and he understands it full well,
Speaker 1: even if you don't like it, or even if you
Speaker 1: don't understand.
Speaker 2: So the one thing I didn't want to see is
Speaker 2: I didn't want to see economic catastrophe if you kept
Speaker 2: this going, that could have happened.
Speaker 1: Oil reserves running out is a global calamity like you
Speaker 1: can't imagine, and it was coming. What does that mean?
Speaker 1: It means we have to try to make this piece
Speaker 1: deal work.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be funneling a bunch of money
Speaker 1: to Iraans. You know what they're gonna do with it.
Speaker 1: And you don't want this, and you don't want that,
Speaker 1: and you don't want this, and you don't want that.
Speaker 1: That's true. But now you can't say, hey, we're not involved.
Speaker 1: We launched the war. We are involved. There is no
Speaker 1: washing your hands of it. Now. The entire world is
Speaker 1: blaming us. Even our friends are blaming us, and it's
Speaker 1: not unjustified. Trump made the call, let's go do it.
Speaker 1: No one made us do it, no one forced us
Speaker 1: into it. We made the call. Now that we made
Speaker 1: the call, we are involved, and we are heavily involved,
Speaker 1: and it is frankly our responsibility to make sure we
Speaker 1: can keep that straight open and keep goods flowing through
Speaker 1: that straight And we have to deal with a scummy
Speaker 1: terrorist regime in order to do this, And it sucks
Speaker 1: I'm here to tell you right now, it sucks. I
Speaker 1: hate it. I can't believe we're gonna have to deal
Speaker 1: with these dirt balls, and every day there's gonna be
Speaker 1: some new Iranian jab and your ribs. They're gonna declare
Speaker 1: as the great Satan, and they're gonna threaten this and
Speaker 1: threaten that, and they'll send a drone and they'll fire
Speaker 1: some rockets, and we're gonna have to sit there and
Speaker 1: grin and bear it for a while because we're so
Speaker 1: desperate to keep the straight of four moves open. And
Speaker 1: it sucks. I wish it hadn't happen, But as my
Speaker 1: old man said, wish in one hand and crap in
Speaker 1: the other and see which one fills up first. It happened.
Speaker 1: We're here. We're not just involved. We are the primary
Speaker 1: We're the main character. As the kids would say, we
Speaker 1: have to keep this piece deal together or there's going
Speaker 1: to be big, big trouble, big trouble. I again remind
Speaker 1: you gas prices have been artificially held low because the
Speaker 1: entire world has been draining their oil reserves. US, Europe, everybody,
Speaker 1: we've been sucking down the emergency oil reserves to try
Speaker 1: to make sure gas didn't blow up and destroy the economy.
Speaker 1: But there's only so much oil in the reserves. Ours
Speaker 1: is at the lowest level since nineteen eighty three. As
Speaker 1: early as August, disaster, economic disaster was coming if that
Speaker 1: strait did not get opened up again. So we're stuck
Speaker 1: making a deal with dirt balls. And by the way,
Speaker 1: as we try to hold this deal together, Israel has
Speaker 1: been frankly pretty open about the fact they're going to
Speaker 1: try to blow it up. Israel doesn't want the deal,
Speaker 1: they were not party to the deal. Israel doesn't want peace.
Speaker 1: Israel wants to keep going. So as we're trying to
Speaker 1: hold together a crappy deal with an evil, crappy regime,
Speaker 1: Israel is going to do everything in their power to
Speaker 1: blow up the deal. That's why Trump is sitting down
Speaker 1: giving interviews and it's well, it's talking like this if.
Speaker 2: It weren't for Donald Trump and bb Nettie, who worked
Speaker 2: well with me. But he will tell you we're the
Speaker 2: ones with the guns. We're the ones with the whole deal.
Speaker 2: We're the ones with the beat two bombers, et cetera.
Speaker 2: If it weren't for Donald Trump, Israel would have been eviscerated.
Speaker 1: It's a relationship with none yah's.
Speaker 2: It's good, but we have to keep them a little
Speaker 2: bit sane.
Speaker 1: You ever seen one of those movie scenes where a
Speaker 1: guy's hanging off the edge of a cliff or a
Speaker 1: building and the bad guy starts trying to stomp on
Speaker 1: his fingers so he falls off the building. Well, that's
Speaker 1: us right now. We're hanging off the edge of the building,
Speaker 1: trying to hold together a piece deal and Israel's trying
Speaker 1: to stomp on our fingers because they don't want the peace.
Speaker 1: They want to keep going into Iron's destroyed. We are
Speaker 1: in dangerous times right now, very very dangerous times. It's
Speaker 1: dangerous for everybody. Everybody. Uh, you can argue we can't,
Speaker 1: shouldn't have gotten involved or whatever, that's fine, that's fine,
Speaker 1: but that ship has freaking sailed. We are involved. Doctor Jesse,
Speaker 1: could you please touch on especially California's CDL program. A
Speaker 1: lot of people don't know about it. There have been
Speaker 1: multiple crashes by people who should never be in a
Speaker 1: big truck, foreigners with CDL licensing out of California. His
Speaker 1: name is cad Well. Sadly, it's not just California. California
Speaker 1: is the worst defender. The Trump administration is going after
Speaker 1: this problem to their credit. But you know what's happened
Speaker 1: in Ohio, right, Savannah Hernandez did a big investigative report
Speaker 1: on this a while ago. The Somali's surprise surprise set
Speaker 1: up what essentially amount of the certification schools. So they
Speaker 1: bring in some alli's at some fake certification school and
Speaker 1: hand out a CDL certification. And now Abdu Muhammed click click,
Speaker 1: Now he's driving a big rig right behind your family
Speaker 1: and he doesn't know hardly how to press the brake.
Speaker 1: His flip flop's probably going to get stuck. That's all
Speaker 1: over the country. And remember they're not stopping those big
Speaker 1: rigs at the borders of Ohio. Maybe you're thinking, I'm
Speaker 1: not in Ohio. They're all across the country. Remember we
Speaker 1: had that California guy killed people in Florida, drove clear
Speaker 1: across the country. This scumbag can't even drive and murders
Speaker 1: people in Florida. I've brought it up before. I don't
Speaker 1: even have an explanation for it. I cannot find a
Speaker 1: historic example of where we're at now and where we're
Speaker 1: at now. This is what I mean by that, a
Speaker 1: nation that has hostile foreign city states inside of its border.
Speaker 1: That's essentially what we have, certainly in the blue areas
Speaker 1: of the country. How does the United States of America
Speaker 1: continue on like this when our largest, most wealthy, most
Speaker 1: powerful state has become a communist dictatorship that is, in
Speaker 1: a lot of ways making war on the nation. They're
Speaker 1: currently trying to ensure that the illegals can vote in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles elections. California is handing out big rigs CDL
Speaker 1: licenses to dirtball foreigners who can't even drive and are
Speaker 1: on the highway next to your daughter. How do we
Speaker 1: get through that? Well, are you going to do appeal
Speaker 1: to their morality? They don't care about that. There is
Speaker 1: the people who never care about death or anything like
Speaker 1: that doesn't sway them at all. It's bad, It's really bad.
Speaker 1: All right. Now that everyone's scared to drive, we should
Speaker 1: talk about orcas and the cost of beef, bad blood draws. Well,
Speaker 1: I've got a story about that. Even the Savannah Bananas.
Speaker 1: You've seen this, this team an the even minor league,
Speaker 1: this baseball team. They do all these dances and skits
Speaker 1: and things like that at the game I'll talk about
Speaker 1: a few things Jesse Kelly Show a Fantastic Friday, and
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday so much still to get to
Speaker 1: on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Jesse, I've had
Speaker 1: many blood draws and shots in my life. Needles and
Speaker 1: bloods do not bother me. But I just had a
Speaker 1: blood draw today and the nurse missed and then wiggled
Speaker 1: the needle around for at least a minute trying to
Speaker 1: find my vein. I got super dizzy and flushed, and
Speaker 1: they had to get me a drink that felt like
Speaker 1: such a pansy as anything like this ever happened to you.
Speaker 1: So I actually had to give blood a few weeks
Speaker 1: ago something. And I walk into this place and man,
Speaker 1: the ghetto wisation of America's medical industry is. It really
Speaker 1: is a sight to behold, how low rent and trashy
Speaker 1: so much of the medical industry is. I walk into
Speaker 1: this place, and everyone, of course who works there as
Speaker 1: mean as can be. Come on back, Kelly, sit there.
Speaker 1: Look it's all this stuff, no more pleasant, no more nothing.
Speaker 1: I sit down. I've got my phone in my hands,
Speaker 1: and there's a table sitting beside me, so I just
Speaker 1: reach over and set the phone down soa, I don't
Speaker 1: want it to be in the way. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: be on my phone. And the lady who's about to
Speaker 1: draw my blood says, don't sit that there. People be
Speaker 1: putting blood there like nasty, yelling at me, just nasty,
Speaker 1: and then proceeded to jab me three times before she
Speaker 1: could find the vein. I looked like a freaking heroin
Speaker 1: addict for three days with the veins in my arms.
Speaker 1: So yes, I most definitely have experienced it, Jesse, he said,
Speaker 1: Dear showgun oracle, I've been into I've long been in
Speaker 1: a documentaries covering the animal world, but until this past week,
Speaker 1: I'd never known about orcas, also known as killer whales.
Speaker 1: Unbeknownst to me, these precious creatures are out there ramming
Speaker 1: great white sharks with the force of a semi killing
Speaker 1: them between hunting other apex predators. I can't think of
Speaker 1: any other land based animals comparable. So are they the
Speaker 1: baddest creatures in the world? Okay, first, they are certainly
Speaker 1: the baddest creatures in the ocean. It's not just that
Speaker 1: they're huge and strong, they're unbelievably intelligent. I don't want
Speaker 1: to be Marty Stalfer here. But if you have never
Speaker 1: looked into orcas and how they hunt and the tactics
Speaker 1: they use to hunt, it's, honestly, it's a little scary.
Speaker 1: It is a little scary the things they will do.
Speaker 1: Maybe you've seen these videos, maybe you haven't. If they're
Speaker 1: hunting seals, for instance, in the Arctic, and the seals
Speaker 1: are on hiding on top of a piece of ice,
Speaker 1: the orcs are going to know they're there, and they
Speaker 1: will swim in coordination to cause a wave that washes
Speaker 1: the seals off the ice so they can eat them.
Speaker 1: I mean, these things are amazingly intelligent. You know something else,
Speaker 1: Get this, it's this perfect predator right as you mentioned,
Speaker 1: They'll kill great whites, They'll kill big hump back whales
Speaker 1: that kill seals, kill anything anything. They've never attacked human beings,
Speaker 1: a human in the water, not one time. What accounts
Speaker 1: for that? Why? What is the explanation? There's no reason
Speaker 1: this animal that hunts and kills anything it wants in
Speaker 1: the ocean. If it sees me in the ocean, I'm
Speaker 1: not a difficult kill. I'm a two hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: pound man. I weigh as much as a seal, more
Speaker 1: than a seal swim right past me. Why I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've got one other thing for you. Bob made me
Speaker 1: watch this years ago, so now I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 1: about it. There is a documentary and I don't know
Speaker 1: where it's available now. I don't remember where we watched
Speaker 1: it years ago. I don't know Netflix Prime. Maybe you
Speaker 1: have to rent it. I don't have any idea, but
Speaker 1: I believe it's called Blackfish. Chris, will you look that
Speaker 1: up and make sure that's the name of the documentary.
Speaker 1: I believe it's called Blackfish, and it's about orcas in captivity.
Speaker 1: And when I said they've never attacked humans, I meant
Speaker 1: in the wild. I was right about that, Chris, Blackfish.
Speaker 1: I meant in the wild. In captivity. There was this
Speaker 1: one SeaWorld got him and he kept killing people, and
Speaker 1: I'll never forget it. There was. It's part of the documentary.
Speaker 1: And I'll screw up probably some details on this because
Speaker 1: it was years ago. But some drunk or druggy broke
Speaker 1: into SeaWorld one night and went for a swim in
Speaker 1: the wrong frigging water. Thing it happened to be where
Speaker 1: this orca was The orca didn't just kill him when
Speaker 1: I'll spare you the details, but the orca was biting
Speaker 1: bits off of him. It looked like prior to killing him,
Speaker 1: torturing him some I don't know what the ex explanation is.
Speaker 1: They are fascinating, terrifying creatures beyond belief. You say there's
Speaker 1: no land equivalent. You might be right about that. I
Speaker 1: would encourage you to go look up wolves. People do
Speaker 1: not understand wolves and how similar actually they are to
Speaker 1: this a pack of wolves. They are insanely intelligent. They're
Speaker 1: very big, by the way, don't think of a wolf
Speaker 1: like a or a coyote. We're talking two hundred plus
Speaker 1: pound animals. Insanely intelligent, coordinated. There's a strict hierarchy within
Speaker 1: the pack, and when they are hunting together as a team,
Speaker 1: which is what they do, they can bring down really anything.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Jessey, we don't need much beef because my wife
Speaker 1: hates it, so we stick to more pork and chicken.
Speaker 1: Who hates beef? Well, that said, I was going to
Speaker 1: buy some burger meat today and the price was absurd.
Speaker 1: I know, prices are up across the board. What's going
Speaker 1: on with the beef market. There was a beef shortage,
Speaker 1: A cow shortage is lack for lack of a better
Speaker 1: way to put it. That has made a bad problem
Speaker 1: much much worse and I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1: It sucks. Best advice I can give is what I
Speaker 1: do myself. Do it, don't do it. I don't know
Speaker 1: what your financial situation is, but we split a steer
Speaker 1: with other families in our neighborhood. We usually split it
Speaker 1: three ways because there are a lot of money. But basically,
Speaker 1: you just have a steer butchered on your behalf. You
Speaker 1: to a butcher, They'll they'll do this for you have
Speaker 1: a steer butchered on your behalf. And then, at least
Speaker 1: how it works here, I'm sure it's this way everywhere.
Speaker 1: You tell them what you want. Hey, I want this many,
Speaker 1: I want the t bone, I want I with this.
Speaker 1: And honestly, we mostly burger ours. The steaks can be
Speaker 1: obviously hit or miss, and I know that you're good.
Speaker 1: Look you're not at Ruce Chris Steakhouse, right, and steak's
Speaker 1: gonna be hit or miss. But burger we eat it
Speaker 1: by the pound. If you eat a lot of burger,
Speaker 1: it is by far the most efficient, most cost effective
Speaker 1: way to purchase burger. Now, the thing is, you need
Speaker 1: a deep freezer. Deep freezers can be purchased for not
Speaker 1: that much money. You don't need a fancy deep freezer.
Speaker 1: They're not that much money. How much are they anymore? Chris?
Speaker 1: Last time I bought one, it was one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty bucks and it was a standard. It was I
Speaker 1: would say three by two, three by three. It wasn't gigantic,
Speaker 1: but it was one hundred and fifty bucks. I think
Speaker 1: I got it at Best Buyer or something like that. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I assume costs have gone up two or three
Speaker 1: hundred dollars. So you have an initial investment to three
Speaker 1: hundred bucks. You split a steer. You can split it
Speaker 1: four ways, depending on what you can afford. It's a
Speaker 1: really cost effective way to buy beef. Think about it,
Speaker 1: Doctor Jesse, what's your take on banana ball? You know,
Speaker 1: the Savannah banana ball team. I have my own opinion,
Speaker 1: but I'd like your take, all right, So if you
Speaker 1: haven't seen this, I know you've seen the Harlem Globetrotters, right.
Speaker 1: You know what the Harlem Globetrotters are. Basketball team. They
Speaker 1: go play against some other team that they're going to beat,
Speaker 1: and instead of just playing basketball, they're adding all kinds
Speaker 1: of different tricks and gags and goofs and things like that.
Speaker 1: And you know it's it's supposed to be a good time,
Speaker 1: great for the family, great for the kids, and things
Speaker 1: like that. Well, there is a baseball version of it,
Speaker 1: Savannah Bananas. My wife went with her sister. They were
Speaker 1: playing I think, I don't know up in Dallas, Dallas
Speaker 1: area somewhere. My wife went to a Savannah Banana's game,
Speaker 1: had the time of her life. Now they're out there,
Speaker 1: they'll do dances and they're doing crazy stuff and whatnot.
Speaker 1: What's my take on it? Well, you notice I said
Speaker 1: my wife went, I did not go. That is not
Speaker 1: at all something that interests me. I want to watch
Speaker 1: a baseball game. If I go to a baseball game,
Speaker 1: I don't want to see you break out into a
Speaker 1: dance routine in the third inning. I want to see
Speaker 1: you pitching and catching. I want to see a baseball game.
Speaker 1: That is not me saying it's wrong or it's bad.
Speaker 1: Everybody has different tastes. I think it would be a
Speaker 1: blast for a family, certainly a family with young kids
Speaker 1: who are maybe they're trying to get them into baseball.
Speaker 1: We're just looking for a fun night out. I don't
Speaker 1: know how much tickets are. They're pretty popular now, so
Speaker 1: who knows. Ticket's probably expensive. But I think it's a
Speaker 1: wonderful idea for a family to go out watch Savannah
Speaker 1: Bananas baseball, go goof off for a little while. I
Speaker 1: think it's a wonderful idea. I'm not telling you don't
Speaker 1: do it. I'm not telling you I'm against it. I
Speaker 1: just you know, I don't like fun like that, not
Speaker 1: that kind of fun. I can't help it. I'm my
Speaker 1: father's child. That's nothing that would interest me at all. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: next month is the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary, that
Speaker 1: would be this month of the Little Big Horn Engagement
Speaker 1: between the seventh US Cavalry and the combined warriors of
Speaker 1: the Sioux, Cheyenne and Arapahoe Nations. Would you do a
Speaker 1: bit on that in your show? All right, just really briefly,
Speaker 1: George Custer, remember, I know you know the name George Custer, Custer,
Speaker 1: the Battle of the Little Big Horn, and you at
Speaker 1: least know the high points of how it ended. First, Remember,
Speaker 1: Custer was absurdly brave. Custer was a Civil War veteran
Speaker 1: and an absolute lunatic in the Civil War, and the
Speaker 1: things he did. If you go read some of the
Speaker 1: accounts of what Custer would do in the Civil War,
Speaker 1: he almost looks suicidal. I don't want to psychologize the man.
Speaker 1: I don't know the man, but it almost looks suicidal.
Speaker 1: He would do things that you're not supposed to live through.
Speaker 1: They did them, they would live, all right. Custer goes
Speaker 1: out to fight Indians. That was a big thing for
Speaker 1: the US armies, certainly post Civil War, various Indian tribes
Speaker 1: creating problems, were still busy conquer in America. He goes
Speaker 1: out to fight the Indian wars. Custer was a guy
Speaker 1: who charged in no matter what. Again, that was his heritage.
Speaker 1: That's what he did during the Civil War repeatedly. And
Speaker 1: the US Army at this time they were used to
Speaker 1: charging into a village and having Yes, there'll be warriors
Speaker 1: in the village, there's no question about it. But if
Speaker 1: you charge into a village of five hundred people, there
Speaker 1: are going to be how many of those are going
Speaker 1: to be young strong men? One hundred maybe maybe? Okay,
Speaker 1: So you're on horseback, You're charging into a village of
Speaker 1: one hundred fighting men. The rest are old children, women.
Speaker 1: You get the idea, you charge in, you kill as
Speaker 1: many as you have to the rest surrender, you mop up, lambam,
Speaker 1: thank you, mamm It's over. That was really pretty common
Speaker 1: when it came to this stuff. But unbeknownst to Custer,
Speaker 1: some tribes of warriors, you know, real real wal warrior tribes,
Speaker 1: Cheyenne or bad dudes. Is the Sioux were bad? You know,
Speaker 1: they had gotten their young warriors together in one of
Speaker 1: and it may be the largest Indian army ever. I
Speaker 1: don't know that that's the case. I don't want to
Speaker 1: tell you that, but it's definitely one of the largest
Speaker 1: American Indian armies ever. It was all young warriors. Practically,
Speaker 1: it was just studs sitting in there waiting for an opportunity.
Speaker 1: And Custer, because it was his way, was a fool.
Speaker 1: He didn't send in enough for connaissance to figure out
Speaker 1: exactly what he was riding into. And he split up
Speaker 1: his forces and they went riding into a camp thinking, hey,
Speaker 1: mostly women and kids, and oops, no, it most definitely wasn't.
Speaker 1: He was hopelessly outnumbered fighting against very very tough seasoned
Speaker 1: warriors who also had arms guns themselves, and got all
Speaker 1: of his men killed himself. He got killed. They say
Speaker 1: he died with two bullet wounds. One I believe, the
Speaker 1: fatal one obviously was to his head. The other one
Speaker 1: was somewhere on his body. I forget. They said, I
Speaker 1: don't know that we ever get confirmation and something like
Speaker 1: this that when they found his body, he had a
Speaker 1: smile on his face. And for Custer, you know, he
Speaker 1: died in one of those last stands with his men
Speaker 1: shooting over the bodies of their dead horses on a hilltop.
Speaker 1: For Custer, honestly, you read his history, that's probably how
Speaker 1: he wanted to go. It is The Jesse Kelly Show,
Speaker 1: final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Friday.
Speaker 1: I hope you are planning on soaking up some family
Speaker 1: time this weekend, and if you have to, you can
Speaker 1: watch some soccer. It's not okay, I'm trying to get
Speaker 1: into the World Cup. When I say trying, I haven't
Speaker 1: watched any of it. But you know, my buddy Luis,
Speaker 1: it's they're Mexicans, right, So they're soccer people. Mexicans love soccer.
Speaker 1: And he's all into this World Cup thing. He was
Speaker 1: all about America earlier. Today America's blamed. We gotta go,
Speaker 1: we gotta go and I said, well, I'm like you,
Speaker 1: I have a job. You know. It was really really insulting.
Speaker 1: Either way, he is pushing me hard to go out
Speaker 1: and watch a soccer match with him. I don't want to.
Speaker 1: I don't understand you. I shouldn't. Chris, you don't. You
Speaker 1: don't watch it all either, Corey nothing a little bit. Well,
Speaker 1: Corey's a degenerator. He's probably gambing on it. But I
Speaker 1: want to get into it. It's like Nascar. I love
Speaker 1: NASCAR fans like they're my people very much. I love
Speaker 1: NASCAR fans. I'm told that going to a NASCAR event
Speaker 1: is awesome. Supposed to be great. You're out there, you're
Speaker 1: cooking out, you're hanging out with people, supposed to be
Speaker 1: a good time. I wanted to get into Nascar, and
Speaker 1: to be honest, I still kind of do. I worked
Speaker 1: with this guy. This is when I was working construction,
Speaker 1: and he was a Nascar freak. Dale Werenhardt Junior jerseys
Speaker 1: and all that they call him jerseys probably not Dale
Speaker 1: Werenhardt Junior jerseys and all the works. Like he was
Speaker 1: into it. And he talked to me and he was saying,
Speaker 1: come on, come on over the house. Come by a number.
Speaker 1: We'll grill out, relax, watch it. I'm telling you you're
Speaker 1: gonna be into it. You're gonna be into it. And
Speaker 1: I know you won't believe me. I know Chris certainly won't.
Speaker 1: I showed up with the right attitude. I did, I
Speaker 1: really genuinely did. I showed up and I was ready
Speaker 1: to like it. I wanted to like it. Gosh, it
Speaker 1: was so boring what Chris Chris said. In person, it's
Speaker 1: a little better. Well, that's the thing that's like hockey, right.
Speaker 1: Hockey on television, hockey is a really cool sport. Hockey
Speaker 1: players are awesome. Hockey on television socks Hockey in person
Speaker 1: might be the greatest in person sport. It is different
Speaker 1: in person. The energy of the place, it is just different.
Speaker 1: We had some really very very very minor league ice
Speaker 1: hockey team up in Bozeman, Montana. I don't even know
Speaker 1: if they still exist, the Ice Dogs. I think they
Speaker 1: were the ice Dogs. And when I say lo, lolo,
Speaker 1: please don't please understand. These guys were not about to
Speaker 1: be in the pros in a minute, okay, but it
Speaker 1: was still professional hockey, lower end professional hockey. We would
Speaker 1: go all the time they were awesome. They were absolutely anyway, whatever, Jessie,
Speaker 1: I've grown quite fond of you. I don't blame you.
Speaker 1: It took some time, quite a bit, actually, but when
Speaker 1: you were gone two weeks, I was alarmed, thinking the worst.
Speaker 1: I tried every which way to email you, but I
Speaker 1: think iHeart blocked or your mailboxes were full. By the way,
Speaker 1: the subject to this one is acquired taste. I love
Speaker 1: your humor, not sure about your food choices. I absolutely
Speaker 1: think you could have spent a two week vacation better elsewhere.
Speaker 1: And I'm amazed that Chris, your Jewish producer, hasn't smuggled
Speaker 1: a firearm into the studio to pistol whip you are worse.
Speaker 1: Keep on keeping on. Chris carries a pistol into the studio,
Speaker 1: so to Scory, it's basically an armory in here. At
Speaker 1: all points, nobody wants to break into the studio, I
Speaker 1: promise you that much. I'm cracking up still at how
Speaker 1: many emails we were getting in and still occasionally flutter
Speaker 1: in when I was gone on that two week vacation
Speaker 1: to Japan. Of people who thought iHeart fired me. Listen,
Speaker 1: I'm not going anywhere, all right, I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Just had a meeting with the suits last week, even
Speaker 1: talked to the big shots, I mean the biggest shots
Speaker 1: there were. They all seemed happy as can be. Now, granted,
Speaker 1: you never know, the phone may ring tomorrow, but they
Speaker 1: really they let me say what whatever I want here,
Speaker 1: and that's freaking awesome. Pure Talk's awesome too. Hiring Americans
Speaker 1: is awesome. In this economy, Americans are having a hard
Speaker 1: time finding jobs. Remember that report post COVID ninety percent
Speaker 1: of job growth has gone to foreigners. Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1: It's criminals what that is? At Pure Talk, they hire Americans.
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Speaker 1: They're led by a Vietnam veteran, and when they go
Speaker 1: out and hire people, they hire Americans who speak English.
Speaker 1: And so when you dial Pound two five zero and
Speaker 1: you say Jesse Kelly, you will get to spend ten
Speaker 1: minutes on the phone with an American who speaks English.
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Speaker 1: All right, and listen, let's this is what you want.
Speaker 2: White Plan, mark up plan, make affordable California again, will
Speaker 2: recognize children.
Speaker 1: He's not working for pure Trump all seeing oracle. With
Speaker 1: the Communists already having attempted to assassinate Trump on numerous occasions,
Speaker 1: now what will happen if they actually succeed. I actually
Speaker 1: thought the assassination of Charlie Kirk was go time and
Speaker 1: we finally see the right start exterminating the communists by
Speaker 1: the thousands. This obviously didn't happen. But does this mean
Speaker 1: the right would just sit on their beeps if they
Speaker 1: actually succeed in trying to take out Trump? Well, remember,
Speaker 1: the response to an assassination or an assassination attempts doesn't
Speaker 1: need to be rounding up masses of people and killing them.
Speaker 1: It's not what it needs to be. We have a
Speaker 1: left wing violence problem in the country, a left wing
Speaker 1: violence problem that is going to continue for quite some
Speaker 1: time because we have legions of mentally ill Democrats and
Speaker 1: Democrat politicians who use Nazi terminology all the time. So
Speaker 1: going forward, there's going to be violence, that's going to
Speaker 1: be acts of violence. The solution to that is not
Speaker 1: to round people up and start firing bullets into people.
Speaker 1: That's not the solution to that at all. The solution
Speaker 1: to that is long and it's going to be difficult.
Speaker 1: The solution is to take down the various communists networks
Speaker 1: throughout not just the United States of America, the foreign
Speaker 1: ones as well. There is so much communism running through
Speaker 1: our university system as well as your tax dollars and
Speaker 1: foreign dollars. Why is that the media, democrat politicians. If
Speaker 1: we start taking down the people who encourage this violence
Speaker 1: all the time, and I mean legally taking down these
Speaker 1: people because so many of these people are criminals, please
Speaker 1: start that. You'll start seeing the culture of assassination go away.
Speaker 1: We can turn down the volume on all this stuff.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be this way, all right. Because
Speaker 1: that's where we are now doesn't mean that's where we're
Speaker 1: always going to be, all right, One more time before we.
Speaker 3: Go Today, on my final day as Director of National Intelligence,
Speaker 3: I'm releasing never before seen communications and documents that expose
Speaker 3: exactly how Fauci worked with politicized career leadership in the
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Speaker 3: Lablique origins, and his role in directing US funding for
Speaker 3: this dangerous research that caused immeasurable harm and countless lost lives.
Speaker 3: Now these documents expose Fauci's direct role in influencing and
Speaker 3: manipulating ICE assessments on COVID nineteen and how Fauci lied
Speaker 3: to Congress in twenty two.
Speaker 1: Music to my ears, that's all