Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday. As we headlong
Speaker 1: into almost the weekend, I guess it's Friday. We're gonna
Speaker 1: continue our talk here about the lack of patriotism on
Speaker 1: the left, the long term problems that are coming, what
Speaker 1: the FBI did to Cash Betel's, Susie Wilds, jd Vance
Speaker 1: and doctor Oz going after fraud emails.
Speaker 2: The Senate GOP is useless. All that and so much
Speaker 2: more still to come on the world famous Jesse Kelly
Speaker 2: Show this hour, and don't forget to email. You're ask
Speaker 2: Doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow into Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 2: dot com. One more point on the foreigner aspect of it,
Speaker 2: because we talked last hour in case you missed it.
Speaker 2: How do we get to a point where thirty six
Speaker 2: percent of the Democrats are proud to be Americans? That's crazy,
Speaker 2: it's insane. We can't lass like that. Well, the education system, obviously,
Speaker 2: it's huge. We talked about it. Then we talked about foreigners.
Speaker 2: That's why they massively import them. How proud can you
Speaker 2: be of being an American when you just got here,
Speaker 2: And it's not like you worked really hard like so
Speaker 2: many people listening to me right now. You took years
Speaker 2: to get your citizenship, and you love the country. You
Speaker 2: got here two years ago under Joe Biden. They handed
Speaker 2: you a free welfare check. You hate the place. You
Speaker 2: don't give a crap about America. Why do you think
Speaker 2: so many elected Democrats work so extremely hard to protect
Speaker 2: the foreigners in their midst This is the Minnesota Attorney General,
Speaker 2: Keith Ellison.
Speaker 3: Recently released audio recordings reveal conversations that happened between the
Speaker 3: Attorney General and individuals who were later implicated and in
Speaker 3: some cases convicted, in the Feeding.
Speaker 2: Our Future scandal.
Speaker 3: The Attorney General, and those recordings even urged the individuals,
Speaker 3: let's go fight these people. He was offered campaign contributions
Speaker 3: during that meeting.
Speaker 2: Pretty simple playbook. Communists bring in disloyal foreigners who hate
Speaker 2: to country. The disloyal foreigners will, of course vote Democrat
Speaker 2: in mass Democrats will in turn provide legal protection for
Speaker 2: all the looting the foreigners intend to do of our
Speaker 2: great nation. The simple formula plays out time and time
Speaker 2: and time again. Now that's the school, that's the foreigners.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk about us, because look, the truth is
Speaker 2: that we probably haven't done enough. Now we're fixing that now.
Speaker 2: So I don't want to make you feel bad about
Speaker 2: the past or me feel bad about the past. But
Speaker 2: I'll be frank with you. I'm just going to tell
Speaker 2: you about me. You don't, you don't have to share this.
Speaker 2: Maybe you don't, but me. I got involved in politics
Speaker 2: about twenty years ago. Right about twenty years ago, i'd
Speaker 2: never really been a political person. I got out of
Speaker 2: the Marine Corps, got super into politics, ran for Congress,
Speaker 2: been kind of an activist in that field in one
Speaker 2: form or another ever since. Now, even as somebody for
Speaker 2: the last twenty years, I'm just going to grade myself
Speaker 2: on that, for the last twenty years, somebody working in politics.
Speaker 2: And look, we're talking about this poll. It's a twenty
Speaker 2: five year poll. So that's about my political involvement. I
Speaker 2: cared about politics a lot. I read books, I listened,
Speaker 2: I paid attention. I started to understand about the country
Speaker 2: and capitalism and everything else, freedom these things. It wasn't
Speaker 2: until recent years that I started to care about local elections.
Speaker 2: It took ten years for me to start caring a
Speaker 2: lot about primary elections. I played at last hour, but
Speaker 2: I'll play it for you again. Oklahoma. Have you ever
Speaker 2: been to Oklahoma? Some of the most hardcore right wingers,
Speaker 2: wonderful people you'll ever meet in your life. Oklahoma is
Speaker 2: blood read. I could get elected in Oklahoma, believe it
Speaker 2: or not. But what about when you said this. They
Speaker 2: wouldn't care I could get elected in Oklahoma. This is
Speaker 2: their current governor.
Speaker 4: Even my Democrat governor colleagues, they don't They're not trying
Speaker 4: to get illegals here to turn them into to tournam
Speaker 4: into voters. I don't believe that's what Democrat You know,
Speaker 4: politicians are trying to do. And just like Republicans get
Speaker 4: a bad rap that people think that Republicans don't like immigrants.
Speaker 4: That's not true. There's some common ground that if we
Speaker 4: can sit down together, we can figure this out.
Speaker 2: How in the world is that guy governor of Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: Republicans like me didn't do enough to elect Republicans who
Speaker 2: were anti communists and me for the last twenty years. Now,
Speaker 2: recently I've been a lot better, obviously, but for the
Speaker 2: last twenty years I have to own part of this.
Speaker 2: You can't set out the local politics You can't sit
Speaker 2: out the primary process. You can't ignore critical parts of
Speaker 2: power in this country and then wake up one day
Speaker 2: in the year twenty twenty six and look at how
Speaker 2: America hating Democrats are and wash your hands of any
Speaker 2: responsibility for it. I have to own part of that,
Speaker 2: and the truth is you probably do too. Now, maybe
Speaker 2: you've spent the last twenty years as a hardcore activist.
Speaker 2: Credit to you. You did what I did. Not credit
Speaker 2: to you. But I think it's pretty common that we
Speaker 2: haven't done enough. We can't look at the state of
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party and just because we're not Democrats, wash
Speaker 2: our hands of it. This stuff should have been stomped
Speaker 2: out a long time ago. Now now we're in a
Speaker 2: situation that's freaking ugly. It's terrible. We have been too weak.
Speaker 2: Our politicians have been too weak because we have been
Speaker 2: too lazy to get involved. I mean, John Thune got
Speaker 2: up today made an announcement about the Save Act. Of course,
Speaker 2: it's it's not going to pass, but we're putting Democrats on.
Speaker 2: We will get a vote on it.
Speaker 5: And we are right now in the middle of a
Speaker 5: government shut down, so we've got to try and get
Speaker 5: the government opened up first, but in due time we
Speaker 5: will have we will get that up on the floor,
Speaker 5: we will have a vote on it. We will make
Speaker 5: sure that the Democrats are on the record. It is
Speaker 5: a stark contrast between Republicans and Democrats about how they
Speaker 5: want to handle elections in this country, and this is
Speaker 5: going to put them, I think in a very difficult position.
Speaker 5: It's an issue if I were running as a Democrat
Speaker 5: in the midterm elections in November, I wouldn't want to.
Speaker 2: Have to defend we're going to put them on a record.
Speaker 2: But he didn't say it's going to pass. You know
Speaker 2: why is it not going to pass? You know why
Speaker 2: it's not going to pass. Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins,
Speaker 2: and John Curtis. I all set the other three aside
Speaker 2: for a moment. John Curtis is the Senator from Utah, Utah.
Speaker 2: I love Utah, as you know, spent a lot of
Speaker 2: time in Utah, grew up in Bozeman. You're always going
Speaker 2: down to Utah for something because Salt Lake City was
Speaker 2: really about as close as a major city. Got spent
Speaker 2: so much time in Utah. Love it beautiful. People are
Speaker 2: wonderful Blood Red Blood Red Utah sent John Curtis to
Speaker 2: the United States Senate. The United States senator from Blood
Speaker 2: Red Utah is stopping a voter ID requirement for the
Speaker 2: United States of America, a voter ID requirement that would
Speaker 2: cost Democrats more seats than you can possibly imagine. Because
Speaker 2: everyone knows Democrats cheat. Everyone knows they let foreigners vote
Speaker 2: in elections. Everyone knows that they vote dead. They have
Speaker 2: dead people voting for them in droves. Everyone knows these
Speaker 2: things are taking place. A simple requirement to show ID
Speaker 2: nationwide it would destroy Democrats. Do you want to see
Speaker 2: an amazing map? An amazing map. It's a map I
Speaker 2: almost don't want to point you to because it'll make
Speaker 2: you so angry. Here's a map for you to look up.
Speaker 2: I can't give it to you because it's radio it's
Speaker 2: not visual, so you have to look it up yourself.
Speaker 2: Here's a map for you. Go look up a red blue,
Speaker 2: you know, Democrat Republican map of the United States of
Speaker 2: America that is sorted by states that require voter ID.
Speaker 2: I've done this. Go look it up. Maybe you're looking
Speaker 2: it up right now. Maybe you already have steam coming
Speaker 2: out of your ears. Let me spoil it for you
Speaker 2: in case you're driving or didn't bother looking it up.
Speaker 2: If you require an ID to vote, it's virtually impossible
Speaker 2: for a Democrat to get elected if you eliminate the
Speaker 2: voter ID requirement. Democrats when every time and everybody knows
Speaker 2: why because they cheated in every single election. The United
Speaker 2: States Senator from blood Red, Utah is stopping it. I
Speaker 2: have to own part of that. You have to own
Speaker 2: part of that. And I have a United States Senator
Speaker 2: in my state, John Cornyan. Now it looks like he
Speaker 2: may be going down into primary finally. But I've lived
Speaker 2: in Texas for over ten years. I haven't done enough
Speaker 2: to defeat John Cornyan. John Cornyan and blood Red Texas,
Speaker 2: who works very very hard to aid and a bet
Speaker 2: the communists in this country every single chance he gets
Speaker 2: from Washington, DC. Unacceptable. We haven't done enough to elect
Speaker 2: Republicans who will stop communists from taking over this country.
Speaker 2: And now we are here, and of course, look we're
Speaker 2: not going to end on that note well and point
Speaker 2: out some things, some problems with the Democrats. Will do
Speaker 2: some emails because we've got to make some room tomorrow
Speaker 2: for ask doctor Jesse Friday will go on to talk
Speaker 2: about everything from FBI to doctor Pohn, to Chuck Schumer
Speaker 2: to so many other things. All that Morse do to come. Hey,
Speaker 2: Cassie Calicho on a wonderful Thursday. These people are now
Speaker 2: elected Democrats. Here was scrama Vodka.
Speaker 6: I thought the speech was lazy.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, it's one thing to acknowledge patriotism and people
Speaker 6: getting well and everything when you had absolutely nothing to
Speaker 6: do with their courage or the rest. But you spend
Speaker 6: an hour and a half doing it. What is the
Speaker 6: state of.
Speaker 2: The nation that's too much patriotism? What is this ridiculousness.
Speaker 2: Here's the governor of California. Keep in mind when he speaks,
Speaker 2: he's trying to earn Democrat votes. Gavin Newsom has pulled
Speaker 2: tested everything under the sun. This is the kind of
Speaker 2: language he believes will earn Democrat and.
Speaker 7: I try to color quite literally with pastels, the landscapes.
Speaker 7: I begin the book talking about looking out over the
Speaker 7: American River where Eureka, Eureka was yelled, yelled, then yellow
Speaker 7: Gold and how you know we were born of genocide
Speaker 7: in California.
Speaker 2: His own state. We were born of genocide today. Credit
Speaker 2: to Gavin Newsom. Don't call him an idiot. You can
Speaker 2: call him a lot of things. Don't call him an
Speaker 2: idiot you think he didn't pull test that. Democrat voters,
Speaker 2: they want you to trash their state. They want you
Speaker 2: to trash their country. America socks is how you get
Speaker 2: elected in Democrats and the Democrat Party. It's wild Jesse,
Speaker 2: Rome split and it's time to purge the USA. Republicans
Speaker 2: will never split the country, but we can encourage Democrats
Speaker 2: to do it. Give them New England they can attach.
Speaker 2: Socialists Canada take Alberta and Western Provinces of Canada. Estates.
Speaker 2: When they fail and wake up, we take it back.
Speaker 2: Just the thought, all right, So I know you're probably
Speaker 2: being tongue in cheek, and I myself have discussed national
Speaker 2: divorce many times before because I am desperate to see
Speaker 2: a solution that doesn't involve anybody getting hurt. But as
Speaker 2: I've always discussed, when we talk about national divorce, it's
Speaker 2: not realistic. It's one of those things that sounds great.
Speaker 2: I'll get my people together, You communists, get your people together.
Speaker 2: We'll find some sort of a neutral person to moderate
Speaker 2: the whole thing, an arbitrator and we'll sit down at
Speaker 2: a big table. We'll take days, weeks, months, if we
Speaker 2: have to, just like it's divorce, and we'll just divide
Speaker 2: up the assets. You take this, and you take that,
Speaker 2: and you could have these nukes, and you get this
Speaker 2: much of the debt, and you get the fine China
Speaker 2: and you get the dog. Sounds great, doesn't it. I
Speaker 2: just don't want to see anyone get hurt. But in history,
Speaker 2: countries don't generally divide give up territory non violently, even
Speaker 2: small amounts of territory. They have to be earned with blood.
Speaker 2: That's the ugly part of it. So I don't want
Speaker 2: to see America break up because it's not just because
Speaker 2: I like New England, I like California, I like Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: I've been all over the country. I love different parts
Speaker 2: for different reasons. I don't want to see America break
Speaker 2: up because I understand the breaking up of America is
Speaker 2: not going to be you and me with the dirty
Speaker 2: commies in a conference room. We'll get fresh bagels, Chris
Speaker 2: with bagels, and hopefully some orange juice without the pulp
Speaker 2: in it. I don't know why we're continuing to put
Speaker 2: pulp in the that's not important. It's not going to
Speaker 2: be us in a conference room peacefully dividing up the
Speaker 2: country with pens and notaries. When nations divide, when territory
Speaker 2: is won or territory is lost, is done with violence.
Speaker 2: And I don't want that for you or me, your daughter,
Speaker 2: your son, my sons. I don't want that ever, and
Speaker 2: I do worry that if we cannot fix the Democrat Party,
Speaker 2: that will end up there one day. Hey Oracle, last
Speaker 2: night you mentioned how being nice opens you up to
Speaker 2: being a commie. I've constantly been called one of the
Speaker 2: nicest nurses on my unit at the hospital. I just
Speaker 2: think other nurses are amazed that I don't wear a mask,
Speaker 2: shake hands and introduce myself with a smile, crack stupid
Speaker 2: dad jokes, and use common sense to guide me rather
Speaker 2: than stupid policies. Question. Can't faith in Jesus and awareness
Speaker 2: of anti communism truth allow us to be nice? I
Speaker 2: don't want to be mean to these ignorant, crazy, angry
Speaker 2: tranny meth heads that are sometimes my page. I want
Speaker 2: to pray for them. Since his name is Zach Well,
Speaker 2: you can and should be kind, and you most definitely
Speaker 2: should pray for them. You should want everybody, everyone to
Speaker 2: be saved in the end. The idea shouldn't be to
Speaker 2: destroy and vanquish everyone individually. The idea should be to
Speaker 2: vanquish evil. The problem we run into in the West
Speaker 2: is we have been so watered down with putred, lukewarm Christianity.
Speaker 2: This turn the other cheek filth that gets preached in
Speaker 2: the suburban churches of this country, that so many Christians
Speaker 2: in this country, instead of seeing themselves as warriors fighting
Speaker 2: against demons, they see themselves as pushovers. I'm just supposed
Speaker 2: to get slapped around. Well, they brought in a new
Speaker 2: tranny teacher to my kids' school. I wouldn't want to
Speaker 2: be mean, ridiculous. You are commanded to hate what is evil.
Speaker 2: If there is evil, you should fight it. You should
Speaker 2: fight it. But that doesn't mean you have to hate
Speaker 2: the tranny meth head that comes into your emergency room.
Speaker 2: Care for that person, Hey for that person, But don't
Speaker 2: ever think that that person has some sort of a
Speaker 2: right to your country, your children, your school. That person
Speaker 2: doesn't have that kind of authority over you, and should
Speaker 2: never have that kind of authority over you. That person
Speaker 2: should be in a nuthouse and probably rehab. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll touch for a minute on this FBI stuff. It's
Speaker 2: just so dark and it continues to be so dark
Speaker 2: that I don't want to dwell on it, but we
Speaker 2: dang sure have to talk about it. Then we'll still
Speaker 2: get the fraud and so many other things. All right,
Speaker 2: hang on, It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 2: fantastic Thursday. Remember you need to email your ask doctor
Speaker 2: Jesse questions in now to Jesse at jessecalishow dot com.
Speaker 2: Cash Pattel apparently fired two FBI employees today. Why well,
Speaker 2: Reuters reported it. The FBI obtained the phone records for
Speaker 2: cash Patel himself in the White House Chief of Staff
Speaker 2: Susie Wiles in twenty twenty two and twenty twenty three
Speaker 2: while they were private citizens. There's nothing I can say
Speaker 2: that we haven't said before. But let me go ahead
Speaker 2: and just recap it all again. Uh, there's no record
Speaker 2: that Adolf Hitler ever killed anybody after he took power,
Speaker 2: that Joseph Stalin ever killed anybody after he took power,
Speaker 2: that maw ever killed anybody at Polepod ever killed anybody.
Speaker 2: Their secrets to eight police agencies did secret state police
Speaker 2: agencies that work on behalf of evil regimes have killed
Speaker 2: more people than cancer. It is the most dangerous thing
Speaker 2: in the world. And Democrats are communists, and Democrats when
Speaker 2: they're in command, they fill up the Federal Bureau of
Speaker 2: Investigation with communists, and they will break every single law
Speaker 2: imaginable up to and including having you killed. And if
Speaker 2: you think that as an exaggeration, I would invite you
Speaker 2: to open a single history book. I don't care who
Speaker 2: runs it. The Federal Bureau of Investigation should have been
Speaker 2: disbanded long ago. It cannot continue to exist in any form.
Speaker 2: How many times have you heard guys like Steve Friend,
Speaker 2: Garrett O'Boyle, all these brave whistleblowers. How many times have
Speaker 2: you heard them come on this show and express it
Speaker 2: must go away. You don't realize how bad it is.
Speaker 2: It must go away. We love to imagine that we
Speaker 2: can just do a little niptok on it. Right, No,
Speaker 2: let's just change directors. We'll get rid of this bad
Speaker 2: apple here and maybe maybe that bad apple there. Let's
Speaker 2: just what just some trimming, just a little trimming, shall we.
Speaker 2: This guy has to go and this lady has to go,
Speaker 2: But we need them. In the end, there's going to
Speaker 2: come a day when we wish we had gotten rid
Speaker 2: of the FBI. Oh man, if you don't believe me,
Speaker 2: please open those history books. And the way they talked
Speaker 2: about the secret police agencies in all the various tyrannical states,
Speaker 2: and how much they hated them, and how much they
Speaker 2: feared them, and how much they wished they just so
Speaker 2: wished that they could go back to the beginning and
Speaker 2: vanquish them. And I'm telling you now, this is what
Speaker 2: the FBI did under Joe Biden. Remember, Democrats have expressed
Speaker 2: time and time and time again that they intend to
Speaker 2: do worse next time. The only thing that has gone
Speaker 2: through Democrat minds, both elected officials and voters, is that
Speaker 2: they didn't go far enough under Joe Biden. They don't
Speaker 2: think they lost because of the tranny stuff. They don't
Speaker 2: think they lost because of open borders. They don't think
Speaker 2: they lost because of inflation. That's not how communists think.
Speaker 2: They think they lost because they didn't kill and arrest
Speaker 2: enough of their political opposition. They took the same lesson
Speaker 2: that communists always take. I didn't do enough evil crap,
Speaker 2: and next time I'll remedy that the Trump administration is
Speaker 2: failing here, Congress is failing here. They believe that the
Speaker 2: FBI just needs new management. That is dead wrong. The
Speaker 2: FBI cannot be saved, and in the end, this country
Speaker 2: is going to regret leaving this evil organization in place.
Speaker 2: Look at the things they did before and know that
Speaker 2: was the warm up act. That was the warm up act. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Lee Oracle, get yourself. Oh this is after Carol Roth
Speaker 2: came on last night and she talked about the greatest
Speaker 2: cheeseburger she ever had. Then, of course, surprisingly Jewish producer
Speaker 2: Chris looked it up and only cited the cost. Apparently
Speaker 2: it's a twenty dollars cheeseburger. Anyway, this guy says, get
Speaker 2: yourself to Illinois right now and eat that twenty dollars
Speaker 2: burger Carol Roth told you about. Let me tell you why.
Speaker 2: Here in Asheville, North Carolina, the East Village Grill used
Speaker 2: to have the Sealed Team six burger. They used Texas
Speaker 2: toast to make a grilled ham and cheese sorry Chris,
Speaker 2: and regular grilled cheese sandwich. Those two sandwiches were the
Speaker 2: top and bottom buns for the burger. Where your usual
Speaker 2: burger stuff cheese and lettuce whatever between them. They got
Speaker 2: rid of it before I had the appetite to try it.
Speaker 2: I'm kicking myself for that. So don't make my mistake.
Speaker 2: Get up to Northbrook, Illinois and get that high dollar Burger. Says,
Speaker 2: his name is Brian. Chris. What was the name of
Speaker 2: that place? The claim, the claim department, the claim, What
Speaker 2: the claim is? What it was called the claim? There
Speaker 2: was nothing after claim the claim. I don't know when
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go to Illinois, Otherwise I would It's not
Speaker 2: right next door? What, Chris? Did you just ask me
Speaker 2: how far away it is from Steubenville, Ohio? Chris? Do
Speaker 2: you want them out? Would you you sit in front
Speaker 2: of a thousand computers all day long and you've you've
Speaker 2: never pulled up a map of the United States of America, Chris,
Speaker 2: Illinois is not next door to Ohio. Chris, It's no, buddy.
Speaker 2: I understand. It looks close. That's because the map isn't
Speaker 2: to scale. They had to shrink it down so it
Speaker 2: would fit on your computer screen. It would involve driving
Speaker 2: clear across the state of Ohio and then clear across
Speaker 2: the state of Illinois. What what do you what's wrong
Speaker 2: with you? Where did you go to school? How is
Speaker 2: it possible you don't? How do you not know where
Speaker 2: states are? Chris? Do you think it's a Do you
Speaker 2: think it's a suburb of Steubenville, Ohio? Is that the thing?
Speaker 1: It?
Speaker 2: Okay? That's one I wish I could get up there
Speaker 2: to try this twenty dollars burger. Here's another thing. And
Speaker 2: I don't know if you go through this, and I'm
Speaker 2: not proud of this, but here's here's the thing. For me.
Speaker 2: I worry about spending that kind of money on something.
Speaker 2: And here's why. Let me explain. Don't make me sound
Speaker 2: like Chris. Don't, Chris don't. It's not the money. I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't want to spend twenty dollars on a cheeseburger
Speaker 2: every day, right, But but it's really genuinely not the money.
Speaker 2: I would worry that it wouldn't be worth it. I
Speaker 2: have this thing about losing money or not losing money.
Speaker 2: That's not fair, wasting money. I had to buy. It
Speaker 2: was a long story. It was a baseball game we
Speaker 2: couldn't go to. I had to buy six baseball tickets.
Speaker 2: They were I bought them, I think for four hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy five dollars four and fifty dollars. I don't
Speaker 2: remember exact number it was for something like that. Turned
Speaker 2: out a bunch of people had to cancel. I had
Speaker 2: to cancel. We couldn't go. I bottom on one of
Speaker 2: those online apps. I think it was stub Hub or something,
Speaker 2: Ticketmaster whatever. I bought them on one of those online apps.
Speaker 2: By the time I sold them, I had to sell
Speaker 2: them in the two hundreds. I think it was two fifty,
Speaker 2: but I don't want to give you an exact number
Speaker 2: because I don't remember. It sickened me. Sickened me. It's
Speaker 2: that it's not even the two hundred dollars. I'm really
Speaker 2: not trying to sound like a cheapskate. It's the wastefulness
Speaker 2: of it. It was two hundred dollars, and I might
Speaker 2: as well. I might as well have lit it on fire.
Speaker 2: In fact, that would have been more entertaining. At least
Speaker 2: I would have been able to watch it burn. I
Speaker 2: just disappeared two hundred dollars from my life. What if
Speaker 2: I were to actually fly up to Chicago and drive
Speaker 2: up to Illinois and drop twenty dollars on a burger
Speaker 2: and it's just average or even just good. Just for
Speaker 2: that kind of money, it's gotta be special. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll get back to Paul to Next is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday. So James Blair, White House,
Speaker 2: James Blair, I was happy to hear this. I was
Speaker 2: happy to hear this adjustment in the messaging from the
Speaker 2: White House reported that you and Susie Wilds met with
Speaker 2: cabinet officials to kind of talk to them about the
Speaker 2: midterms and the messaging and the strategy for the administration.
Speaker 2: What is your message to the cabinet officials?
Speaker 3: How can we expect them to be used going into the.
Speaker 6: Twenty ti six mid terms.
Speaker 5: The message, you know, going into the rest of the
Speaker 5: year is that we want to keep making life more
Speaker 5: affordable for working families.
Speaker 2: Again, that is excellent. It's a little adjustment, but it's everything,
Speaker 2: and it's something we've talked about a lot on the show.
Speaker 2: The hey talk about how great the economy is. Why
Speaker 2: are you talking about this economy is great? Everyone's doing great.
Speaker 2: That is horrible messaging horrible because if you're doing bad,
Speaker 2: it's really spitting in your face. We're working for you,
Speaker 2: We're working on it. We want to make your life
Speaker 2: more affordable. Now, that is wonderful, a wonderful adjustment. Credit
Speaker 2: to the Trump White House. Let's do some emails. Send
Speaker 2: your humidoro. Oh that's because I'm gonna get a humidor
Speaker 2: with my cigars. Don't shake your head, Chris. I've found
Speaker 2: out too. Ten bucks a piece is a good cigar
Speaker 2: if I'm gonna be what Chris Chris said, it seems
Speaker 2: kind of pricey. Well, I haven't decided, because I would
Speaker 2: agree with you. I think once a month counts as
Speaker 2: a cigar guy.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Look, we're not talking every day here. I'm not frigging
Speaker 2: made of money. Once a month can make me a
Speaker 2: cigar guy. It'd be a special occasion type thing that'll
Speaker 2: make me a cigar guy. Ten bucks a month you
Speaker 2: can do. There's not ten bucks a day, ten bucks
Speaker 2: a month. So I've got to get a cigar. I
Speaker 2: have to get the snippy thing we talked about last night,
Speaker 2: which I don't know what that is. I have to
Speaker 2: get a lighter. I think they have those special lighters,
Speaker 2: the special cigar lighters, Chris, not normal? On's what what
Speaker 2: aren't I supposed to light it with a match? Why
Speaker 2: am I supposed to light it with a match a
Speaker 2: pure flavor? I didn't know about that. I don't think
Speaker 2: I want to do that though. That sounds difficult. What
Speaker 2: if it's windy? Why I'm not smoking inside? I would
Speaker 2: freak out. Plus I'm gonna have to have the judgment
Speaker 2: from the boys. I'm better do what a real man
Speaker 2: would do. And I'm gonna sneak out back, all right,
Speaker 2: and then I'm gonna have a cigar. Anyway, I need
Speaker 2: this snippy thing. I need to get some cigars. I
Speaker 2: need to get a lighter, not using matches. Like It's
Speaker 2: like I'm a caveman and a humidor. I just want one.
Speaker 2: In fact, I want it on display somewhere where I
Speaker 2: can say that's my humidor. What Chris in here? Well,
Speaker 2: I'm not smoking cigars in here. I'm pretty sure we're
Speaker 2: not even allowed. There's got to be smoking rules in
Speaker 2: the that's a good point. We will just disable the
Speaker 2: fire detectors. I'm sure that's legal. Yeah. Anyway, the guy says,
Speaker 2: as a cigar slash pipe guy, can you combine your
Speaker 2: love of robes with cigars and have a smoking jacket?
Speaker 2: I love the show. I don't even really understand what
Speaker 2: a smoking jacket is, but I know I want one,
Speaker 2: and I know that I'm gonna get one. It sounds like,
Speaker 2: by the way, I still am having to clear my throat.
Speaker 2: It's been a couple of days and I still am
Speaker 2: having to clear my throat a lot. So maybe once
Speaker 2: a month is too much, but definitely a cigar guy. Now, hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: while floating around on your oil tanker with your secret club,
Speaker 2: or will your secret club be in need of whiskey
Speaker 2: to sip on, you know, for when you discuss secret
Speaker 2: plans and heists, etc. If so, I believe I could
Speaker 2: be of service as your club's whiskey guy. I've been
Speaker 2: managing a very exclusive whisky tasting club for almost ten
Speaker 2: years and could offer expertise and personally curated bottles tailored
Speaker 2: specifically for you and other members. Most importantly, I could
Speaker 2: recommend an assortment of mini sized bottles so you can
Speaker 2: actually get your tiny hands around them. That's really mean. Sadly,
Speaker 2: my stature prevents me from being a member myself. You
Speaker 2: must be under six feet, but this would be the
Speaker 2: next best thing. Chris, did you know that whiskey tasting
Speaker 2: clubs was a thing. I've never heard of that before.
Speaker 2: That's got to be expensive. That's gotta cost a fortune.
Speaker 2: I want to be part of that club too. I
Speaker 2: wonder what I don't really drink. I don't really drink
Speaker 2: much anymore, though you probably don't have to drink. What, Chris,
Speaker 2: what don't I have to have whiskey with a cigar?
Speaker 2: I mean I don't drink much anymore. I think I
Speaker 2: can have a water you find an ice water and
Speaker 2: ice water. Let's not forget how much ice I have,
Speaker 2: and ice water will be fine with the cigar. It's
Speaker 2: not like I'm against having a whiskey with a cigar
Speaker 2: if I have to do it to be part of
Speaker 2: this club, Chris, can you find out if this guy
Speaker 2: can make us part of his whiskey tasting club and
Speaker 2: if we're required to drink whiskey with it, and you
Speaker 2: better ask if he accepts juice? Buddy, we don't want
Speaker 2: to well, we don't run want to run into that
Speaker 2: at the end, right, you maybe should even lead with that,
Speaker 2: be like, hey, I'm not going to be there on Saturday.
Speaker 2: It's that kind of thing. Be careful serving cheese that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. I think you should Can you ask him?
Speaker 2: I want to be in a whiskey tasting club. I
Speaker 2: just don't want to drink that much. I do want
Speaker 2: you to switch to Pure Talk though. That's a good club,
Speaker 2: the Pure Talk club, the I don't give my money
Speaker 2: to Verizon at and T and T Mobile club. That's
Speaker 2: a really important club because the people who do give
Speaker 2: their money to T Mobile, in AT and T and Verizon,
Speaker 2: they fund communist causes all over the United States of America.
Speaker 2: The people who give to Pure Talk do not. Were
Speaker 2: you inspired on Tuesday Night by all the veterans at
Speaker 2: the State of the Union. Does service to your country
Speaker 2: fighting in a war? Does that earn your respect? Well,
Speaker 2: CEO of Puretalk did it twice in Vietnam, two tours
Speaker 2: with MacFee saug It's not like he was scrambling eggs.
Speaker 2: Switch you'll save money, you'll patronize a business that actually
Speaker 2: cares about the United States of America. Here's how you
Speaker 2: do it. You pick up your phone, you dial pound
Speaker 2: two five zero and say Jesse Kelly. That's it. You
Speaker 2: can switch during the break pound two five zero, say
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly. Now listen to this from Doctor.
Speaker 8: New York where they're the single most prominent job in
Speaker 8: New York is a personal care service. Retail is not
Speaker 8: the top job in New York anymore. And in California
Speaker 8: there are more hospices, I believe in Los Angeles County
Speaker 8: alone than the rest of the country. So these are
Speaker 8: baroncies that are hard for the states sometimes to see.
Speaker 8: But your first inclination, if you're the vice president and
Speaker 8: is running a task force, is to look at those
Speaker 8: areas and say, how can you ignore that kind of
Speaker 8: a discrepancy, especially when there's been a massive uptick in
Speaker 8: some of these services in a short period of time.
Speaker 2: We talked earlier in the show about what can we
Speaker 2: do to help aid democrats come back from the brink
Speaker 2: where only thirty six percent of them are proud to
Speaker 2: be Americans. And the truth is one of the things
Speaker 2: we can do is arrest the ones that are committing
Speaker 2: fraud because they take this money. It's not like all
Speaker 2: the money gets sent back to Somalia and Guadalajara and
Speaker 2: everywhere else. They take the money, and they send that money,
Speaker 2: they funnel it through all sorts of communist front groups
Speaker 2: in this country. They take taxpayer money and they fund
Speaker 2: democrat activism in the United States of America. Tackling fraud
Speaker 2: might help save the Democrat Party from itself and in
Speaker 2: so doing, save the United States of America. All Right,
Speaker 2: before we get back to other emails and other things,
Speaker 2: I want to talk about Senator Tom Tillis and taking
Speaker 2: the temperature of the room. Hang on,