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Speaker 1: we going to talk about? Well, buckle up the bar
Speaker 1: Old World War two machine gun? What do I think
Speaker 1: about it? Data centers, trump, the Iranians, We have questions
Speaker 1: about divorce, ice cream, you name it. We are up, down, left, right,
Speaker 1: all over the map tonight on the world Famous Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. So sip back, put a smile on your face,
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Speaker 1: Now, before we get into the questions, Well, I guess
Speaker 1: this is getting into the questions because I got a
Speaker 1: bunch of questions about this story about the soldier who
Speaker 1: got arrested. I'm sure you were well aware of the story.
Speaker 1: Thirty second recap In case you are not, some guy
Speaker 1: United States soldier involved with special operations. He was involved
Speaker 1: heavily with the Maduro raid in Venezuela. He apparently this
Speaker 1: online gambling thing is just enormous now, not just sports gambling.
Speaker 1: People bet on anything, predictions, just random predictions about anything.
Speaker 1: Apparently this soldier took a chunk of cash thirty forty grand,
Speaker 1: placed the wager right before he goes in place. Is
Speaker 1: some kind of a wager that says, I think Maduro
Speaker 1: is gonna get removed from power and wins four hundred
Speaker 1: grand and he gets busted, gets rested.
Speaker 2: You can't do that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: And I got a lot of a lot of questions,
Speaker 1: a lot of comments on it. A lot of people
Speaker 1: are really mad. What's he doing? A lot of people
Speaker 1: are saying, let him go? What do you want to know?
Speaker 1: My thoughts here they are. First of all, let's just
Speaker 1: get this little disclaimer out of the way. It's a
Speaker 1: dumb thing to do, not just because it's illegal for
Speaker 1: operational security purposes. It can be a dumb thing to
Speaker 1: do if you are a capable country like the First World.
Speaker 1: Let me, well, let me explain these capable countries, these
Speaker 1: First World countries like US, China, these kind of countries.
Speaker 1: They monitor now, these prediction markets to see if there
Speaker 1: are strange bets on things, because it can give something
Speaker 1: away if there is. If you're monitoring the prediction markets
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden you see a fairly large
Speaker 1: bet come in from Houston, Texas that the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show is going to fire one of its producers.
Speaker 2: And hire a new one.
Speaker 1: That might be a clue, and someone might get a
Speaker 1: hold of Chris and say, hey, buddy, I think you
Speaker 1: might have a problem. You see what I mean. So
Speaker 1: it is dumb and for operational security reasons, it's not great.
Speaker 1: Do I care, no, not one little bit. And let
Speaker 1: me explain if you're mad about that.
Speaker 2: It is what it is.
Speaker 1: I'm about to explain myself. I've lamented on this before,
Speaker 1: but I'm gonna come back to it again. Of oftentimes,
Speaker 1: people's view of war and warriors in the military and
Speaker 1: things like that comes from Hollywood.
Speaker 2: It comes from movies.
Speaker 1: And when we think about soldiers, incredibly brave, wonderful soldiers,
Speaker 1: we think about them as these almost perfect human beings. Historically,
Speaker 1: because we admired things like World War II veterans to
Speaker 1: the marines storming the beaches of Ewo Jima. Surely they
Speaker 1: were all great guys, right, weren't they. They didn't drink,
Speaker 1: didn't smoke, chase women around getting fights, they didn't do
Speaker 1: that stuff.
Speaker 2: Right. They're all what they're all.
Speaker 1: Captain America, perfect teeth, never cuss, hairs always in the
Speaker 1: right place, yes, ma'am, No, sir. It's a very Hollywood
Speaker 1: depiction of the warrior class. So I'll tell you this
Speaker 1: and you can love it and you can ate it.
Speaker 1: I have known over my forty four years, because of
Speaker 1: my various travels, I have known many pipe hitter types.
Speaker 1: By saying pipe hitter, I'm talking about super soldier types
Speaker 1: cops that I'm talking real street cops who go out
Speaker 1: there and mix it up agents. I've known a lot
Speaker 1: of these types of guys, and I'm here to give
Speaker 1: you a truth that you may not like. There's a
Speaker 1: little criminal in all of them. They all have a
Speaker 1: little criminal inside of them. I'm not saying they all
Speaker 1: are criminals. That's not what I'm saying. Not saying they're
Speaker 1: all thieves or murderers or anything like that. But remember
Speaker 1: this the kind of guy who, let's say, a guy
Speaker 1: who's gonna go Special Forces like Clay Martin and let's
Speaker 1: go be a Green Beret.
Speaker 2: That kind of a guy. Is he a patriot? Yeah,
Speaker 2: no doubt he's a patriot.
Speaker 1: However, he does not have patriotism at the forefront of
Speaker 1: his mind. When he's on his thirtieth mile that day,
Speaker 1: on a brutal ruck where his feet are about to
Speaker 1: fall off, and he hasn't slept in three days, he's starving.
Speaker 1: He's not thinking about America. He's not thinking about patriotism.
Speaker 1: That type of guy is thinking, Am I tough enough?
Speaker 1: You'll never make me quit? I'd rather die. He wants
Speaker 1: to see what he's made of, and then he wants
Speaker 1: to do cool things. Hey, why'd you join the SWAT team?
Speaker 1: Because I want to repel off of a roof and
Speaker 1: shoot somebody with an MP five. That's why I joined
Speaker 1: the SWAT team. Hey, why'd you go be a Green
Speaker 1: Beret just because you love America?
Speaker 2: Nope, I love America.
Speaker 1: I wanted to jump out of planes with night vision
Speaker 1: goggles on. I wanted to do I wanted to be
Speaker 1: that guy. And that type of guy. Everyone I've ever
Speaker 1: met has a little criminal in him. There's a little
Speaker 1: of that in all those guys. And when I say
Speaker 1: a little criminal, I mean they're rule breakers. Generally they are.
Speaker 1: I read a book, wonderful book by a really really
Speaker 1: great book called Killing Pablo, Killing Pablo. It's about the
Speaker 1: hunt down, the hunting of Pablo Escobar, and the eventual
Speaker 1: death of Pablo Escobar down in Colombia. Great book, easy
Speaker 1: read too, and it's a true account of it's not fictional,
Speaker 1: true account of what went down. And Delta Force. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you were aware of this, but it's
Speaker 1: out there now. Delta Force was down there and intimately involved,
Speaker 1: I'll put it that way, in the hunt for Pablo Escobar,
Speaker 1: working with the Colombian government, trying to hunt down.
Speaker 2: This Pablo Escobar guy. And there's little segment in the.
Speaker 1: Book where they talk about Delta Force starting to get
Speaker 1: into trouble, starting to corrause with the local women, to
Speaker 1: the point there are Columbian women showing up to the
Speaker 1: base with little red headed babies, and there's a redheaded
Speaker 1: soldier who has to stand up and say, ah, yeah,
Speaker 1: probably mine. Why are they getting into trouble? Not enough
Speaker 1: stuff for them to do? Highly trained, highly ambitious type
Speaker 1: eight men. They're gonna go find things to do. And
Speaker 1: it's not always repainting the local church. It's just not
Speaker 1: I don't care that somebody bet on himself and bet
Speaker 1: on success. I do understand that it is a crime
Speaker 1: and he's going to be prosecuted. But and I understand
Speaker 1: what I'm about to say is kind of lame, but
Speaker 1: it really does. It gets to me. The insider trading
Speaker 1: of Congress is well documented. We have members of Congress,
Speaker 1: Republican and Democrat, who constantly beat the best traders on
Speaker 1: the planet with their revenues.
Speaker 2: How do they do that.
Speaker 1: They do that because they have insider knowledge that you
Speaker 1: don't have and I don't have, and they go bet
Speaker 1: on things. By the way, I haven't talked about it,
Speaker 1: but this is happening inside of the Trump White House.
Speaker 1: Multiple times. They've been tracking things, bets that are essentially
Speaker 1: bets in the market that have been made right before
Speaker 1: Trump makes a statement on something that make people in
Speaker 1: the White House a lot of money.
Speaker 2: It bothers me if we're gonna.
Speaker 1: Throw the handcuffs on a soldier because he did what
Speaker 1: every other scumbag in Washington does. It bothers me A
Speaker 1: great deal Was it a dumb thing to do? I mean, buddy,
Speaker 1: you just pocketed four hundred grand. You think they're not
Speaker 1: going to track that? Course they're getting you more on
Speaker 1: It was a dumb thing to do. I got it.
Speaker 1: I understand it is a crime. I get all that.
Speaker 1: Was it bad opsec? Operational security? Of course it was care.
Speaker 2: Let the man go.
Speaker 1: You want to take his foreigner grand away from him?
Speaker 2: I get all that. Let the man god.
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Friday and ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday, my goodness, I have so much I
Speaker 1: want to get to tonight because your questions are freaking amazing.
Speaker 1: So let's tackle a showie Captain soft serve. The guy says,
Speaker 1: with the data centers being well documented, how bad they
Speaker 1: are for local surroundings, why are states fighting for them?
Speaker 1: Who gets paid? They don't generate lots of local long
Speaker 1: term jobs. His name is Steve, and by the way,
Speaker 1: he references that he's in Texas, And I'm glad you
Speaker 1: mentioned that, Steve, because this is a perfect example. Although
Speaker 1: this takes place all across the country, especially in red states,
Speaker 1: if nobody wants a data center near them, going to
Speaker 1: wreck a bunch of things, gobble up a bunch of power.
Speaker 1: It's not going to create a bunch of local jobs
Speaker 1: if the people themselves don't want it, why is it
Speaker 1: happening and happening rapidly, and why do especially red state
Speaker 1: governors court these things. Here's why we've had this discussion
Speaker 1: about other people before, about living in a bubble and whatnot.
Speaker 1: But remember people in power. Everybody doesn't have access to them.
Speaker 1: Everybody does not. Texas, for example, the governor in Texas,
Speaker 1: his name is Greg Abbott. I don't know if you're
Speaker 1: from here. It's Greg Abbott. That's the governor of Texas.
Speaker 1: Now there is a chance that maybe I, well, I
Speaker 1: could get a hold of Greg Abbott if I wanted to,
Speaker 1: But you couldn't. You can't talk to him, you can't
Speaker 1: email him it. And by the way, if you could
Speaker 1: talk to him, here would be the circumstances. He'd be
Speaker 1: doing a campaign rally or a political event somewhere, or
Speaker 1: some photo op in a diner somewhere, and you'd get
Speaker 1: to shake his hand and take a selfie for Instagram.
Speaker 1: But you wouldn't get to actually sit down with him
Speaker 1: and plead your case for things. Hey, Greg, I don't
Speaker 1: want a data center right next to me. What are
Speaker 1: you talking about my power bills going up? No, you
Speaker 1: you will not have that opportunity.
Speaker 2: You know who does?
Speaker 1: Large donors, large industries, lobbying and lobbyists. It's something that
Speaker 1: really bothers everybody, and understandably so when you go look
Speaker 1: at the amount of money people spend lobbying, and it's
Speaker 1: the it's country's lobby, industry's lobby, individual company's lobby. They
Speaker 1: dedicate millions in millions and millions and millions and millions
Speaker 1: of dollars on making a pitch for handouts, basically a
Speaker 1: pitch for something. And those people who spend that kind
Speaker 1: of money, they get a private audience with Greg Abbott.
Speaker 1: They go to that fifty thousand dollars a plate fundraiser
Speaker 1: at someone's Texas mansion where there's only twenty five of
Speaker 1: them there. And it's not some glad handing photoop. Greg
Speaker 1: Abbot's gonna sit there in the liver living room and
Speaker 1: have a couple glasses of bourbon. I don't know if
Speaker 1: he drinks, but he's gonna sit there in the living
Speaker 1: room and have a couple of glasses of bourbon. And
Speaker 1: the people in that room they can talk to him
Speaker 1: about anything they want in a genuine way. And I
Speaker 1: bring this up because just because of this dumb job
Speaker 1: I have now which I can't believe I have this job.
Speaker 1: It's such a blessing. I've been in these situations before.
Speaker 1: I have sat there and watched all I won't name him,
Speaker 1: but the last one I went to, I sat and
Speaker 1: watched a very powerful politician here in the United States
Speaker 1: of America, lay waste to two bottles of wine by
Speaker 1: himself and clear out a supreme pizza with all of
Speaker 1: his friends around a fire in the old air talking
Speaker 1: about everything from politics to legislation, to football to where
Speaker 1: the kids are going.
Speaker 2: Now, that's an audience you don't.
Speaker 1: Ever get, but rich powerful people do in stupid radio hosts,
Speaker 1: Rich powerful people get that audience. The reason, the reason
Speaker 1: so many things happen that you don't want is people
Speaker 1: with access to the powerful people want them, and the
Speaker 1: powerful people don't care enough about you to listen. They
Speaker 1: care about the bottom line. You'll see these red state governors.
Speaker 1: I brought up Abbott, I'll go ahead and call him out.
Speaker 1: So he does it all the time, but all the
Speaker 1: red state governors do. It's not just him. He'll brag
Speaker 1: about So you know Apple, Apple is moving their headquarters
Speaker 1: to Texas and they're they're bringing five thousand jobs, and
Speaker 1: someone digs into it and they look at that. Wait
Speaker 1: a minute, like forty nine hundred of those are foreigners.
Speaker 2: What do you?
Speaker 1: What are you in there allthemic? What?
Speaker 2: How is this a benefit to us?
Speaker 1: But you know what, when you're the governor, you get
Speaker 1: to brag about all that tax revenue coming in.
Speaker 2: The jobs.
Speaker 1: Those jobs, boy, they make you sound like you're a
Speaker 1: jobs guy. Right, We've got jobs coming into jobs here
Speaker 1: and jobs there.
Speaker 2: We've got jobs for you. No, they're not gonna hire you.
Speaker 2: Not you an American, you're not interested in that.
Speaker 1: They're gonna go hire whoever's been lobbying them. There is
Speaker 1: a huge, huge disconnect in this country. And I've brought
Speaker 1: it up before. It's very, very similar to the final
Speaker 1: decades of the Roman Republic, where the elites were so
Speaker 1: insulated from the civilians, from the regular Roman citizens that
Speaker 1: they would just do thing after thing after thing after
Speaker 1: thing to abuse the citizens, and the citizens kept getting
Speaker 1: matter and matter and matter and matter about it of
Speaker 1: why won't you listen, why is it everything you do
Speaker 1: benefits you and doesn't benefit me? And we are really
Speaker 1: in that situation in this country.
Speaker 2: We are. It's really bad. It's terrible.
Speaker 1: It's terrible how often they serve themselves, because the truth is,
Speaker 1: you want and I want political leaders who care a
Speaker 1: lot more about you than billionaire in the living room
Speaker 1: after two bottles of wine, Jesse, do you think that
Speaker 1: the hardship forced upon the Iranians will cause them to
Speaker 1: see the error in their beliefs or make them hate
Speaker 1: the West and the Jews even more? I think that
Speaker 1: part of the world is so behind in barbaric they
Speaker 1: won't see the lesson in this humiliation. They're too far gone.
Speaker 1: It just depends. And remember the Iranians, it's not a monolith.
Speaker 1: There are all kinds of Iranian people who want to
Speaker 1: be free of that tyrannical regime. The tyrannical regime is
Speaker 1: the one with all the guns, and they've been torturing
Speaker 1: and murdering and butchering everybody who stands up against them.
Speaker 1: And the question will always come back to can you
Speaker 1: hurt those people? Have we hurt them those people enough
Speaker 1: to force them to make a deal I saw all
Speaker 1: the news from earlier today that we're sending, you know,
Speaker 1: Stephen Jared of course over there again for more talks
Speaker 1: and things. I mean, who knows. Again, it's just the
Speaker 1: time to pray. Hey, Jesse. One of the two parties
Speaker 1: is pretty much fake. It's been this way my whole life.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of voting for a fake party.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: And he says it seems the difference is Democrat politicians
Speaker 1: believe in what they campaign for. Republican politicians do not
Speaker 1: believe in what they campaign for. So it was one
Speaker 1: party fake some of them, some of them. So a
Speaker 1: couple of things. I'm gonna play you something. This is
Speaker 1: Secretary of War Pete Hegsen.
Speaker 3: What we've undertaken at this department is a historic Afghanistan review.
Speaker 2: So we have, over the course.
Speaker 3: Of months reviewed what happened leading up to and including
Speaker 3: the events at Abbegate and the disastrous withdrawal in Afghanistan.
Speaker 3: There's never actually been a full accounting in this department
Speaker 3: of the decisions that were made. There's been sort of
Speaker 3: papered over congressional attempts, but never a real deep dive
Speaker 3: where we brought everybody.
Speaker 4: In to talk about what happened, why it happened, that
Speaker 4: has happened. That review will come later this summer, and
Speaker 4: I think you'll find it to be probably the most
Speaker 4: comprehensive review this department has ever done.
Speaker 1: What the Biden administration did with the Afghanistan withdrawal and
Speaker 1: the betrayal of our warriors at Avygate, and then we
Speaker 1: incinerated nine innis in Afghani's There's never been an accounting
Speaker 1: of that, and in fact, the Biden administration, if you remember,
Speaker 1: correctly covered it up as fast as humanly possible covered
Speaker 1: it up.
Speaker 2: Let it go.
Speaker 1: We did a review, we decided everything was good to go,
Speaker 1: and we're moving on. If we hadn't won an election
Speaker 1: in November, that accounting would never come, would never come ever.
Speaker 1: Play something else. This is Harmik Dylan about illegal voters.
Speaker 5: I'm suing twenty nine states and the District of Columbia
Speaker 5: for their refusal to give us the voter roles. We're
Speaker 5: doing that to make sure that states are in compliance.
Speaker 5: And guess what states are not in compliance, even those
Speaker 5: ones who want to so for the ones that we've
Speaker 5: run so far, sixty million records that we've run, we
Speaker 5: found at least three hundred and fifty thousand dead people
Speaker 5: currently on the voter roles in those jurisdictions, and we've
Speaker 5: referred approximately twenty five thousand people with no citizenship records
Speaker 5: to Homeland Security to look at You dig into that
Speaker 5: further and see the extent to which people voted.
Speaker 1: Democrats keep dead people on the voter rules so Democrats
Speaker 1: can cheat in elections. They get them ballots and they
Speaker 1: have them vote for Democrats. Democrat operatives fill out ballots
Speaker 1: for them. Ballot harvesting and happens well anywhere where there's
Speaker 1: Democrat control, Democrats will find dead voters and make sure
Speaker 1: they vote Democrat. It's an old joke, but it's also
Speaker 1: quite true. Because we elected Donald Trump in November, we
Speaker 1: are cleaning some of that out. I know that you
Speaker 1: have frustrations. I understand full well. I know you have frustrations.
Speaker 1: I know that Trump administration has obviously not been perfect.
Speaker 2: No administration is.
Speaker 1: And I have loud complaints that I have voiced to
Speaker 1: you time and time again, and it's find it you
Speaker 1: voice them. Let's not get so despondent that we can't
Speaker 1: see wins.
Speaker 2: We have gotten.
Speaker 1: We can talk about the losses. We can talk about
Speaker 1: the things we're displeased with. We can, we can, and
Speaker 1: we should that You're right, you're not a subject. You're
Speaker 1: a citizen. You are not a subject. You are a
Speaker 1: free citizen, free to criticize anybody, Republican, Democrat, Trump, I
Speaker 1: don't care who it is.
Speaker 2: Free. But let's not act.
Speaker 1: Like we got nothing and we're getting nothing negative net migration.
Speaker 1: I am forty four years old. Never in my life,
Speaker 1: twenty four years i've lived in this country. Never if
Speaker 1: we had negative net migration in my forty four years
Speaker 1: on the planet, not one time. That's an insane statistic,
Speaker 1: by the way, that we've never had that. But nevertheless,
Speaker 1: we have it right now. But we need more deportations.
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 1: But the Trump administration's backing off a little. Yes, and
Speaker 1: that's a disgrace. And it's said, and we're gonna yell
Speaker 1: and we're gonna scream, We're gonna try to get those
Speaker 1: turned backed up.
Speaker 2: Let's not act like we got nothing.
Speaker 1: You know, you know who the secretary of war would be,
Speaker 1: Some dirty tranny is who it would be.
Speaker 2: We do know what would be.
Speaker 1: Happening in this country if Dome had won the election,
Speaker 1: they'd have already imported another ten million dirty foreigners. You
Speaker 1: can't imagine the horrors they would have done. As we've
Speaker 1: discussed many times before, all the plans they have for
Speaker 1: what they're going to do if they ever take power again.
Speaker 6: The Impress Congress, I think on Bay one, this should
Speaker 6: make Puerto Rica NCA state fantasy Supreme Court to thirteen
Speaker 6: eat our dust. The only way to fight this is
Speaker 6: don't run on it, don't talk about it, just do it.
Speaker 1: That's not happening right now because we won an election
Speaker 1: in November. Or is the Republican Party fake? Well, there
Speaker 1: are elements of it that, of course are you know.
Speaker 1: There's the Maria salas Are.
Speaker 2: You serve your country.
Speaker 1: You're a soldier, you're in the military.
Speaker 2: It's Friday. I'm in a good mood.
Speaker 1: I don't want to listen to her stupid voice. There
Speaker 1: are the Maria salas Ares. There's the Don Bacons, there's
Speaker 1: the Mitt Romney types, Mitch mcconnall. Yes, there are all
Speaker 1: kinds of fake controlled opposition Republicans, There's no question about it.
Speaker 1: Republicans are significantly better than Democrats. They just are they are.
Speaker 1: They are significantly better Republicans. Me, yep, they're gonna give democrats.
Speaker 2: A little boost in destroying the country. They are.
Speaker 1: Democrats are going to take destroying the country and put
Speaker 1: it into overdrive as fast as they possibly can. Let's
Speaker 1: not act like they're both the same. They're not winning
Speaker 1: in November mattered, we are getting some things. When you
Speaker 1: get too down, focus on some good all right, massive myths,
Speaker 1: this guy says. His subject is how often do politicians
Speaker 1: get recognized? I was exiting the skytrain at Miami Airport
Speaker 1: earlier and I saw a tall, white guy getting in
Speaker 1: the skytrain at the same time. I immediately recognized this
Speaker 1: person as Senator Tom Cotton as I exited and turned
Speaker 1: around and asked, are you Tom Cotton? He politely smirked
Speaker 1: and said yeah. I replied, I'm Alex. Nice to meet you.
Speaker 1: Then I took off because I was in a hurry
Speaker 1: to catch my flight. I'm curious during your two failed
Speaker 1: attempts at congressional runs, you didn't have to throw that
Speaker 1: in there. Did you ever get recognized in public? How
Speaker 1: often do you think members of Congress get recognized in
Speaker 1: the general public. Well, yes, I did get recognized when
Speaker 1: I was running, but not until we started running TV commercials.
Speaker 1: Remember how few of us political people there actually are.
Speaker 1: People just don't pay that much attention to politics. They don't,
Speaker 1: and it's insanely sad, and I wish they did.
Speaker 2: That's a source of.
Speaker 1: Frustration for me and you. I know it is, but
Speaker 1: they don't. You guarantee you you know who your congressman.
Speaker 2: You know what? That's easy. Set that aside.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you you can name your two senators. You
Speaker 1: probably just did something like, well, yeah, you're a minority.
Speaker 1: I bet you might If you don't believe me, I
Speaker 1: got a little experiment for you. Don't be creepy about this.
Speaker 1: But if you're out in public, whatever, restaurant, mall, maybe
Speaker 1: you're going to t ball this weekend, I want you
Speaker 1: ten people. I want you to ask them to name
Speaker 1: the two you United States senators from your state. Ten people,
Speaker 1: and then tell me how many of you get whow
Speaker 1: many got it right? They get recognized, not near as
Speaker 1: often as you think. You know who Tom Cotton is
Speaker 1: and what Tom Cotton looks like. Because you pay attention.
Speaker 1: Most people simply don't. And by the way, when I
Speaker 1: was running for Congress, I never got ever got recognized
Speaker 1: outside of my district. I got recognized by the people
Speaker 1: who saw me on a television commercial that night.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on an Amazing Friday
Speaker 1: on Earth, Doctor Jesse Friday. Member, you can email us.
Speaker 1: We're sitting here live as always Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. Sir, small hands, it's not nice in light
Speaker 1: of a heavy, heavy week. I wanted to ask a
Speaker 1: different question I've never heard you speak of before.
Speaker 2: Are you a fan of.
Speaker 1: The bar bar being a Browning automatic rifle that would
Speaker 1: be a light machine gun used by the infantry in
Speaker 1: World War Two. By the way, this guy goes on
Speaker 1: and says, I understand that letting the bar eat is
Speaker 1: a thing for your show. To be honest, It's one
Speaker 1: of the first things I heard on the show the
Speaker 1: very first day. Because I asked, because I too am
Speaker 1: a bar lover. He asked me not to say his name,
Speaker 1: so I will not, all right, So.
Speaker 2: Yes and no.
Speaker 1: Let me explain, like any man over the age of forty,
Speaker 1: I am in love with World War two and World
Speaker 1: War two lore cannot help it. Something happens to us.
Speaker 1: But to be fair, I've loved World War Two. Since
Speaker 1: I was a child, I just did, I do. We
Speaker 1: have a fascination with World War Two because it was,
Speaker 1: in many ways one of our peak moments as a country.
Speaker 1: It's one of those things. If the United States of
Speaker 1: America has as you're really gonna want to kind of
Speaker 1: feature World War Two towards the top of it, you're
Speaker 1: welcome world. That kind of thing, and the men who
Speaker 1: fought it, in the equipment they fought, they fought it with,
Speaker 1: fascinate us. Certainly fascinates me. Weapons like the M one Grand.
Speaker 1: Trying to figure out how to wait to describe this
Speaker 1: to civilians. It's a World War Two rifle. It came
Speaker 1: along a little later in World War Two, and it's
Speaker 1: a semi automatic one. If you've ever watched you ever
Speaker 1: watched a World War Two movie and you heard that
Speaker 1: ping when a guy's weapon is out of ammo. That
Speaker 1: is the clip on an M one grand. That is
Speaker 1: an actual clip, by the way, not a magazine. It's
Speaker 1: the clip on an M one grand when you're out
Speaker 1: of ammo. The ping lets you know that you're out
Speaker 1: of ammo and you better load some more round. I
Speaker 1: love these World War Two weapons. I love the bar.
Speaker 1: I love the m one Gurrand. I'm fascinated with all
Speaker 1: of them.
Speaker 2: I love them.
Speaker 1: I want to shoot them. However, when it comes to weapons,
Speaker 1: the advancements in technology being what they.
Speaker 2: Are, they are so much worse.
Speaker 1: Those older weapons than what is available to you today.
Speaker 2: I like it. I want to own one. I want
Speaker 2: to shoot one.
Speaker 1: But if we're talking about a carry weapon, or if
Speaker 1: we're talking about a weapon you would use maybe for
Speaker 1: an intruder, civil war something like.
Speaker 2: That, you want to leave the bar at home.
Speaker 1: That's just the best way I can describe it to you.
Speaker 1: You know, I did that history series on Rhodesia. Remember
Speaker 1: History is coming again. May fourth gave you the date.
Speaker 1: But I did that history series on Rhodesia and one
Speaker 1: of the main weapons they use there, it was the
Speaker 1: main weapon of the Rhodesian military. It was the Fal.
Speaker 1: The fal. Maybe you've heard it described as the right
Speaker 1: arm of democracy or something like that, or the right
Speaker 1: arm of freedom.
Speaker 2: But why is it described that way?
Speaker 1: Because it's what the Rhodesian military was using to kill
Speaker 1: all the dirty communists. I can't help it. I find
Speaker 1: it to be what's a great college boy word? Chris
Speaker 1: aesthetically pleasing. I think it's a beautiful weapon. Beautiful weapon.
Speaker 1: I've wanted one for years and years and years. So
Speaker 1: I reached out to actually our buddy, Clay Martin. You know,
Speaker 1: Clay the Green Beret, joins us on the show, tells
Speaker 1: us about all the people he's killed and things like that. Wait,
Speaker 1: so I reach out to Clay. Clay is like my
Speaker 1: weapons guy. Clay just one of these guys. He knows everything,
Speaker 1: absolutely everything. I am not that guy. Clay is that guy.
Speaker 1: So when I have a question, when I'm thinking about something,
Speaker 1: I reach out to Clay. And some years back, I
Speaker 1: reached out to Clay because I I really wanted seven six' two.
Speaker 1: WEAPON i wanted a heavier. Rifle, OKAY i wanted to
Speaker 1: heave your rifle for body armor. Purposes, WELL i won't
Speaker 1: come into all the REASONS i wanted to heave your.
Speaker 1: Weapon i've always wanted an F. Al SO i Text, Clay,
Speaker 1: hey thinking about buying AN. Fal, Now clay is very
Speaker 1: complimentary of THE. Fao don't get me, wrong he was very.
Speaker 1: Complimentary that great. WEAPON i love, it. Fantastic but, WHY i,
Speaker 1: said what do you mean why it's a great? Weapon
Speaker 1: that's you know the, history he knew all. That he's, like,
Speaker 1: yeah it. Is it was a great weapon back in
Speaker 1: the nineteen. Eighties here in this day and, age there
Speaker 1: have been so many advancements since, then and it's.
Speaker 2: Not what it.
Speaker 1: Was there's a lot better products out. There you don't
Speaker 1: want to be that, guy because we all want to
Speaker 1: live in this nostalgia where you, know the old stuff
Speaker 1: is just as good as. ALWAYS i, mean he in the,
Speaker 1: bar you know what you heard right there is PROBABLY
Speaker 1: i bet you that's the entire magazine of that. Bar
Speaker 1: if it's not the whole, MAGAZINE i bet you it's.
Speaker 1: HALF i bet you that's either the whole magazine or
Speaker 1: half the magazine at the bar couldn't even hold that
Speaker 1: many Rounds today in infantry UH, LMG a machine, gun
Speaker 1: he heavier machine, Gun i'll put it that. Way an
Speaker 1: infantry heavier machine. Gun you're gonna have one hundred round
Speaker 1: drum in that. Thing you're gonna be able to cook for.
Speaker 1: Longer the weapons going to be, lighter it's going to
Speaker 1: be more, accurate it's gonna be it's we don't like.
Speaker 1: That we don't like, that but weapons advance so. QUICKLY
Speaker 1: i just WENT i told, YOU i just went to
Speaker 1: that big gun show THE. Nra the NRA's doing a
Speaker 1: bunch of cool, stuff training schools to be safer and
Speaker 1: stuff like. That SO i was impressed by, that and
Speaker 1: they asked me IF i would come up and go
Speaker 1: to their to their big gun show they had here in,
Speaker 1: town And i'd like to try to stay fairly up
Speaker 1: to date on. Weapons there were so many things. THERE i,
Speaker 1: mean it's a good THING i didn't bring my credit.
Speaker 1: Cards i'll tell you that. Much there's, OH i, Know,
Speaker 1: Chris i've even. Try she even gave me the side
Speaker 1: eye on the way out the. Door she, said you're
Speaker 1: gonna come home with.
Speaker 2: SOMETHING i know. It, man all, RIGHT i.
Speaker 1: LIKED i did bring my credit, cards AND i did
Speaker 1: buy a few things at the gun, show a few.
Speaker 1: Things it's, nothing, Yes. Chris, YEAH i didn't tell you,
Speaker 1: yet DID. I i'll tell you off the, air all,
Speaker 1: Right i'll tell you on the. AIR i bought a
Speaker 1: SIG mgx. Rattler sig MG x rattler suppressed the. Works all, Right,
Speaker 1: STOP i need to. Go we'll be back with two more.
Speaker 1: Hours hang, on