Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a magnificent Friday at Christmas Friday. I don't think
Speaker 1: that makes any sense. It's not Christmas. It's almost Christmas. Chris,
Speaker 1: you can call it a Christmas. It's the last Friday
Speaker 1: before Christmas. Sorry, some of us are pretty jolly right now, Ebeneezer. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have a bunch of questions more this a
Speaker 1: bunch of more questions. More, a bunch of more questions.
Speaker 1: We have a bunch of more questions this hour. Remember, though,
Speaker 1: I just paused for a quick moment. Remember I brought
Speaker 1: this up yesterday, and in fact, I've been bringing it
Speaker 1: up recently. In fact, I said this is a few
Speaker 1: days ago that in the wake of that terrorist attack,
Speaker 1: that people always convince themselves that maybe now the communists
Speaker 1: will change their ways, they'll change their mind. This is
Speaker 1: the bridge too far. This now they'll break. But they
Speaker 1: never seem to break. They just find a way to
Speaker 1: blame you and use everything for the revolution. And I said,
Speaker 1: if a nuclear bomb went off, if some Islamis set
Speaker 1: off a nuclear bomb in la he wouldn't he wouldn't
Speaker 1: prompt Communist politicians here in America, Democrats to stop the
Speaker 1: mass importation of foreigners. Not a single one would do that.
Speaker 1: They would find a way to blame it on you
Speaker 1: and attack you because everything's for the revolution. And I
Speaker 1: brought up the car theft in Minnesota. You see Minnesota
Speaker 1: in New York got the places, but we'll focus on
Speaker 1: Minnesota because of the mass importation of Somali's in combination
Speaker 1: with the George Floyd Black Lives Matter stuff. What it
Speaker 1: has done is it's created an open jail environment. The
Speaker 1: cops are way out manned. I believe last time I
Speaker 1: had talked to Liz Collin, great reporter from up there.
Speaker 1: I believe the last time I talked to her, the
Speaker 1: Minneapolis police department was at half strength. There aren't enough cops.
Speaker 1: The jails are open. It's a bunch of communists politicians.
Speaker 1: And now car theft is a really, really big deal.
Speaker 1: And we have these roaming, roving gangs of savages stealing
Speaker 1: people's cars all day, every day. What's the response from
Speaker 1: the communist politicians.
Speaker 2: It's also about holding corporations.
Speaker 1: Sorry, this is the Attorney General, Keith Ellison of Minnesota.
Speaker 2: It's also about holding corporations accountable when their negligence puts
Speaker 2: Minnesota's and risk.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty one, the Kia Boys challenge. The Kia
Speaker 3: Boys challenge swept social media after a few teenagers posted
Speaker 3: videos on TikTok showing how Kia and Hyundai vehicles could
Speaker 3: easily be stolen.
Speaker 1: This wasn't true.
Speaker 3: Another car makes because nearly all other cars sold in
Speaker 3: America came equipped with something called an engine immobilizer.
Speaker 2: We press these companies to do much more, and we won.
Speaker 2: Under the settlement, Hyundai and Kia must provide free ignition
Speaker 2: cylinder protectors for every vulnerable view.
Speaker 1: The communists open up the jails, let the savages run wild,
Speaker 1: and in response to the rampant car theft, they attack
Speaker 1: the car manufacturers. There is no bridge too far. There's
Speaker 1: nothing that could ever happen that would get these people
Speaker 1: to change their evil ways. Nothing. Just accept that, accept it,
Speaker 1: and move on all right, Jesse, I still can't refer
Speaker 1: to someone who allows bacon to stay in the fridge
Speaker 1: long enough to go bad by such a manly name
Speaker 1: as Bronco. That was one time I decided, long before
Speaker 1: hearing you say that that our country is in decline
Speaker 1: rather than idly watch it happen. Shouldn't we, as patriotic
Speaker 1: Americans be trying to delay or reverse this decline? I
Speaker 1: believe so. But the problem is how what say you? Well, yes,
Speaker 1: we patriotic Americans, I believe, have a duty to our
Speaker 1: country and to the next generation to attempt to reverse
Speaker 1: the decline, if not delay the decline. As I tried
Speaker 1: to explain, and I hope I got this through, Yes,
Speaker 1: I believe because just simply the matter of dates, two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty years is a long time. I believe
Speaker 1: we have probably peaked, because historically empires don't peak after
Speaker 1: two fifty. Most don't last too fifty. If you do,
Speaker 1: that's when things start to go down. It's not it
Speaker 1: doesn't mean we're bad or stupid or whatever. That's just
Speaker 1: kind of the history of mankind. That's the psychle it goes. However,
Speaker 1: there are all kinds of empires historically that post peak
Speaker 1: after they peaked. For a long time. People in those
Speaker 1: empires lived really well, a wonderful standard of living. Just
Speaker 1: because I say we've probably peaked and we're probably on
Speaker 1: a decline, that doesn't mean we stop fighting. That means
Speaker 1: we fight harder to ensure that decline is as slow
Speaker 1: and gradual as humanly possible. And I'll be honest, I'm
Speaker 1: extremely selfish with this as well, because it's for my
Speaker 1: sons and the grandsons I don't have yet, and the
Speaker 1: great grandsons I'll never meet them up I'll die too early,
Speaker 1: but the great grandsons I'll never meet. And granddaughters too.
Speaker 1: Of course. Sorry they'd made to exclude the grant grandchildren,
Speaker 1: but it's for future generations. I want them to have
Speaker 1: some semblance of the country I have had something that
Speaker 1: at least is in its image. Right, I'm gonna pause
Speaker 1: on something for a second. And it's such an old story,
Speaker 1: and it's a story because you're hyper informed you already know.
Speaker 1: But things happen, and what happens is we get desensitized
Speaker 1: things We now know what we really kind of knew
Speaker 1: all along that the Joe Biden White House, the communists
Speaker 1: inside Joe Biden's White House, coordinated with the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice to raid Donald Trump's Marlago home. Now you probably
Speaker 1: just said, well, yeah, or at least you thought it.
Speaker 1: But that's my problem. You see, that's what I said too.
Speaker 1: Do you understand what a bridge too far? That is
Speaker 1: that the president of the United States of America not
Speaker 1: long ago either, This is like yesterday the President of
Speaker 1: the United States of America sent the Department of Justice,
Speaker 1: we now know, without proper justification, to raid the home
Speaker 1: of his political opponent. That's what happens in corrupt Latin
Speaker 1: America countries. That happens in uh, some dump in the
Speaker 1: Middle East. And that's the kind of thing. How sad
Speaker 1: is this? At least me? Maybe not you, but me.
Speaker 1: I would have made fun of other countries for doing
Speaker 1: that for most of my life, I figures. But what
Speaker 1: a dirtball society? Look at that, arresting that. That's the
Speaker 1: exact kind of thing we've mocked Vladimir Putin for forever forever.
Speaker 1: Look at him locking up his political opponents. What a
Speaker 1: scumbag Democrats do that? Here? Now that bridge has been crossed,
Speaker 1: and they're not sorry. Remember they're not sorry. Not a
Speaker 1: single Democrat, not just an elected office, not one that
Speaker 1: I have seen or heard of, in this entire country,
Speaker 1: including on social media. Not one has come out and said,
Speaker 1: you know, that was probably wrong, telling the attorney general
Speaker 1: to raid the home of my political opponent. That was
Speaker 1: probably not an appropriate use of power. In fact, it
Speaker 1: was probably against the law. And you know, I hate
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, but we probably shouldn't have done that. Not
Speaker 1: one Democrat has said that, not one. The lesson they
Speaker 1: learned was they didn't do it hard enough, fast enough,
Speaker 1: they didn't go far enough. That's scary. It's scary because
Speaker 1: we are going to attempt to slow down the decline,
Speaker 1: aren't we make that dissent as gradual as humanly possible
Speaker 1: so generations of Americans will get to enjoy the country
Speaker 1: we have enjoyed. That is my intention. I'm assuming it's
Speaker 1: your intention as well. We are up against people who
Speaker 1: are going to light a match to it as fast
Speaker 1: as they can, and they're not sorry, they're not regretful,
Speaker 1: they're not hesitant at all. They are going to try
Speaker 1: to turn up that speed and make sure that decline
Speaker 1: is as rapid as possible. That doesn't mean we can't
Speaker 1: defeat them, and in the end we will win. But
Speaker 1: it's going to be a battle. It's most definitely going
Speaker 1: to be a battle. How do we do it? We
Speaker 1: get involved. I would suggest you don't try to save
Speaker 1: your country. That's too much for you. Or me. We
Speaker 1: don't have that power. Save your circle, meaning your area.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's your town, Save that first, maybe that's your state.
Speaker 1: Save that first. If things do come apart on us
Speaker 1: one day, and we all know one day they will.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's two hundred years or now, but one day
Speaker 1: it will all come apart. When that day comes, your
Speaker 1: immediate area is going to be so much more important
Speaker 1: to you than what's happening in Washington, DC. Get to
Speaker 1: know your neighbors, Get involved politically in your community. Make
Speaker 1: sure you are wired in, know what's going on. Make
Speaker 1: sure you're running dirty communists out of office in your
Speaker 1: local area. I promise they are there, yes, even your
Speaker 1: red area, and we march on. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly's Show on a Fantastic Friday and asked doctor Jesse Friday,
Speaker 1: do not forget. You can email us Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellyshow dot com. Let's get back to those before I
Speaker 1: leave you, Jesse, the healthcare system is awful. The day
Speaker 1: Obamacare passed, I was picking up a prescription for multiple
Speaker 1: sclerosis that I had been paying with my insurance for
Speaker 1: fifty dollars per month. After they announced Obamacare had passed,
Speaker 1: I was about to give the pharmacist my debit card
Speaker 1: when she told me that my prescription with insurance is
Speaker 1: now thirty five hundred dollars with insurance. I wasn't making
Speaker 1: forty thousand dollars per year to throw away. My wife
Speaker 1: found out that I wasn't going to take the medication.
Speaker 1: She worked around the medical industry and she made a
Speaker 1: few calls that medication is now three times higher, so
Speaker 1: it's very hard, if not impossible, to pay for treatment.
Speaker 1: This is what the communists did to our healthcare system,
Speaker 1: and like we talked about in the first hour, they
Speaker 1: destroyed it on purpose. The whole idea of it was
Speaker 1: never to provide for this person or that person, this poor.
Speaker 1: It was never that at all. The whole idea of
Speaker 1: it was destroy it. And once it was destroyed, they
Speaker 1: assumed that people would cry out for government to get
Speaker 1: involved and create the single payer, government run healthcare system
Speaker 1: they always wanted. That was the entire idea behind it,
Speaker 1: and we are in the beginnings of that fight right
Speaker 1: now because now it's broken. Now it's so broken beyond repair.
Speaker 1: You can't have families pay twenty twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a year for family health insurance. That's so outside of
Speaker 1: what is realistically affordable for people. It's just not right.
Speaker 1: It's completely wrong, Jess. We all know that the exception
Speaker 1: of the French underground, or that with the exception of
Speaker 1: the French underground, the French are weak and meek and
Speaker 1: basically worthless. I hear the City of Lights canceled Christmas
Speaker 1: in New Year's Eve because the street animals they let
Speaker 1: take over are threatening them, and it worries me as
Speaker 1: now the dirt bag terrorists need a new target. Let's
Speaker 1: see Australia and Europe have been taken care of. Who's next? Okay,
Speaker 1: So obviously I think about terrorist attacks the same way
Speaker 1: you think about terrorist attacks. They're on my mind from
Speaker 1: time to time, and when I'm in public, at a
Speaker 1: public event last night, I told you we went walking around,
Speaker 1: looked at the Christmas lights. I looked around and I
Speaker 1: was looking at people. You got a backpack. I'm thinking
Speaker 1: the same stuff you think. I will correct you on
Speaker 1: one thing, though, I do enjoy making fun of the
Speaker 1: French as much as any red blooded American. But the
Speaker 1: French had one bad moment and that bad moment has
Speaker 1: stayed with them. Reputationally for the rest of time. Keep
Speaker 1: in mind that the French military history is actually quite amazing.
Speaker 1: From pre Napoleon to the Napoleonic era, the French were
Speaker 1: kicking everyone's rear end World War One. The French fought
Speaker 1: like lions in World War One and had huge portions
Speaker 1: of their society butchered in that war. In World War II, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's embarrassing, it's indefensible. The country was so mentally worn
Speaker 1: down from the previous World War. The Germans had a
Speaker 1: great war plan. The French collapsed far faster than they
Speaker 1: should have. And because most people's interactions with French people
Speaker 1: are negative, because urban French people are insanely rude, that
Speaker 1: automatically makes French people worse in the minds of a
Speaker 1: lot of people. I can't believe I'm gonna sit here
Speaker 1: and defend the French. But remember this militarily. Even today,
Speaker 1: France has some studs, some studs in the French military. Yeah,
Speaker 1: their political leadership is communist and embarrassing. Yes, they had
Speaker 1: a horrible, horrible collapse in World War Two. That's indefensible.
Speaker 1: I mean, Belgium puts up as good of a fight
Speaker 1: as France, just indefensible. What happened. Remember also the Battle
Speaker 1: of France, the one they lost, France should have won.
Speaker 1: It's not just that they collapsed like immediately. The French
Speaker 1: military was superior in every way to the German military
Speaker 1: that invaded and took them over. They had more men,
Speaker 1: more tanks, more guns, and they were the ones being invaded. Remember,
Speaker 1: the advantage is always with the defender, not the attacker.
Speaker 1: You're on your home territory and they just screwed the
Speaker 1: whole things up. But also maybe there is a lesson
Speaker 1: in this for us. Remember that they were dealing with subversives,
Speaker 1: internal subversives. It wasn't only the German military that stormed
Speaker 1: in and collapsed France. Europe is always at each other's throats,
Speaker 1: and Europe has for well, I mean, shoot, it's been
Speaker 1: over one hundred years now, a little over one hundred
Speaker 1: years now. Europe has been fighting against in dealing with
Speaker 1: their own communist infiltration. Before the communists in World War
Speaker 1: One took over, had the revolution and took over Russia
Speaker 1: and made it the Soviet Union. Before that even happened,
Speaker 1: there was a communist revolution brewing in Germany, in France,
Speaker 1: it got so bad that these armies had to execute
Speaker 1: people who were mutanting it, that the Communist revolution is
Speaker 1: something they've been fighting for one hundred years. It's so
Speaker 1: subversive and it's so brutal when you are torn apart
Speaker 1: internally and then face external forces. You've heard me talk
Speaker 1: about it. When it comes to wars or potential wars
Speaker 1: with anybody right, Russia, China, Venezuela, whatever, I have great
Speaker 1: concerns even with the poultry army like Venezuela, because Democrats
Speaker 1: are so subversive, they will do everything to make sure
Speaker 1: we lose. Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday.
Speaker 1: Remember you can email us Jesse at Jessekellyshow dot com
Speaker 1: if you miss me. While I'm gone, Go download the
Speaker 1: podcasts iHeart Spotify iTunes. Go recap the Rhodesian Bush War.
Speaker 1: I called it a five part series, but I think
Speaker 1: with Buddy Lilly, it's really officially a six part series.
Speaker 1: Everybody loved that so much. I should note after that
Speaker 1: series one thing that just floor me, and it's a
Speaker 1: little bit intimidating, if I'm being honest about it. Other
Speaker 1: veterans of the Rhodesian Bush War have now reached out
Speaker 1: and as soon as you read that, as soon as
Speaker 1: they introduce themselves that way, you're thinking, oh gosh, what
Speaker 1: did I screw up? Right, because someone was there, all
Speaker 1: them loved it, thankful, really cool. But maybe in the future,
Speaker 1: maybe next month, two months, maybe we'll have another one
Speaker 1: on different different perspectives, right, buddy Buddy Lily was an
Speaker 1: American who went over there and kind of volunteered, But
Speaker 1: actual Rhodesian would be interesting to hear from you. Maybe
Speaker 1: we'll get another one on there are some out there
Speaker 1: something to think about. It's similar to Vietnam veterans. If
Speaker 1: I can get sappy for a moment, talk to the
Speaker 1: Vietnam veteran in your life, ask him about his service.
Speaker 1: It greatly saddens me that we're almost completely out of
Speaker 1: World War II veterans just because Father Time is undefeated.
Speaker 1: Ddens me. And I know that's just the way life goes,
Speaker 1: but I hate losing those old timers. And Vietnam veterans
Speaker 1: are getting up there too. Vietnam veterans are pushing eighty.
Speaker 1: It's time to start talking to Vietnam veterans too, all right, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I have a liberal uncle Peggy. He posts about anti
Speaker 1: gun stuff. Every time there's a new shooting, he always
Speaker 1: posts about Trump and the posts never have any substance
Speaker 1: to them. I would say I am on good terms
Speaker 1: with him because I'm away in the military and never
Speaker 1: see the family in person to share my thoughts on things.
Speaker 1: He hosted family Christmas parties all of my life growing up,
Speaker 1: but during COVID he said if you weren't vexed, you
Speaker 1: couldn't come. Of course, this left a bad taste in
Speaker 1: my father's mouth, along with mine. It takes a lot
Speaker 1: for me to hold my tongue when I see him
Speaker 1: postings on Facebook. What is your take on approaching these
Speaker 1: friends moving forward? All right, so first it's going to
Speaker 1: depend how deep in the demonic communist religion he is.
Speaker 1: I'll give you an example from my own personal life.
Speaker 1: We'll come back to you. Let's make it about me first, Seriously, Bob.
Speaker 1: Bob has one or two of these in her family,
Speaker 1: not most for her family, but one or two in her
Speaker 1: extended family, if you will, ab But because she's so
Speaker 1: much nicer than I am, more of a keep the
Speaker 1: peace type person, has never wanted to engage about politics.
Speaker 1: When she sees her liberal aunt Pegy posting crazy things online.
Speaker 1: She may complain to me about it, but she lets
Speaker 1: it go. She doesn't get on there and fight publicly.
Speaker 1: She doesn't believe in that anyway. Just let it go.
Speaker 1: Let it go right. But her liberal aunt Peggy, at
Speaker 1: least one of them. You may remember I talked to
Speaker 1: you about this on the show Bob had posted. Remember
Speaker 1: I did that Walker Speaking tour with Megan Kelly. I
Speaker 1: was one of her guest down here in Houston. It
Speaker 1: was me and Donald Trump Junior and Ah put up
Speaker 1: the posters saying, hey, Jesse's speaking. You just kind of
Speaker 1: her friends could see if anyone wanted to go, didn't
Speaker 1: even say anything, just said, hey, Jesse's speaking. The liberal
Speaker 1: aunt Pegy, she ignores, sent her the longest, nastiest, most
Speaker 1: deranged private message you've ever heard. I read it on
Speaker 1: the air. I don't have it anymore, but I read
Speaker 1: it on the air one day whenever it came in.
Speaker 1: So that's me saying, there's a chance what I'm about
Speaker 1: to say isn't possible. There's a chance that your liberal
Speaker 1: uncle Peggy is going to force the issue. Always know
Speaker 1: that there's a chance of that. But let me say this,
Speaker 1: Your uncle Peggy, he is mentally ill, all right, he's
Speaker 1: mentally ill. The Democrat in your life is mentally ill.
Speaker 1: They have serious problems, and I'm really not being mean.
Speaker 1: I'm not They have serious problems, and they live in
Speaker 1: a world entirely of make believe. Did you hear dome
Speaker 1: On Jimmy Kimmel? Think about how hilarious and dishonest this is.
Speaker 1: But the libery and Peggy in your life believes why
Speaker 1: didn't they come out during your administration? To he was
Speaker 1: asking about the Epstein files? Why didn't the Epstein files come out?
Speaker 1: Why didn't they come out during your administration?
Speaker 4: To give you an answer that will not satisfy your curiosity,
Speaker 4: I will tell you. We perhaps to our damage, but
Speaker 4: we strongly and rightly believed that there should be an
Speaker 4: absolute separation between what we wanted as an administration and
Speaker 4: what the Department of Justice did.
Speaker 1: Obviously, that's hilarious. They worked hand in hand with the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice to arrest all their political opponents. You
Speaker 1: got that. But communists lie about all everything, all the
Speaker 1: time time. Your liberal aunt Peggy believes those lies to
Speaker 1: such an extent that she is now mentally ill. That
Speaker 1: does not mean you have to cast her out forever.
Speaker 1: It's not what I'm saying at all, but I would
Speaker 1: put it this way. What what if your liberal aunt
Speaker 1: Peggy was a severe alcoholic. A severe alcoholic. I'm talking
Speaker 1: the kind of person that wakes up and pours whiskey
Speaker 1: in her coffee in the morning. She shows up at
Speaker 1: your house at noon for Christmas, She's already blasted. You're nervous,
Speaker 1: she was out on the road. She's vomiting in the
Speaker 1: fruit punch. I mean that kind of thing, nasty, bad alcoholism. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: should you stop loving her? No, it's part of your family.
Speaker 1: But should you make sure you're careful, careful to keep
Speaker 1: her at arms length? Is she coming over to spend
Speaker 1: a lot of private time with your kids? Are you
Speaker 1: going to invite her out on a double date with
Speaker 1: you and your wife? No? Because she has deep, deep
Speaker 1: problems that she has to fix. You can always be
Speaker 1: there for her if she needs help. You can always
Speaker 1: love her. She's your aunt, but she needs to be
Speaker 1: kept at arm's length until she works that problem out.
Speaker 1: In Lord Willings, she does one day. If she doesn't,
Speaker 1: then she needs to be kept at arm's length length
Speaker 1: for the rest of your life. If you have this
Speaker 1: liberal uncle Peggy, liberal aunt Peggy in your life. It
Speaker 1: doesn't have to be a family member, can be at work,
Speaker 1: can be a neighbor. It doesn't mean you can't wave
Speaker 1: to them when you're taking out the trash tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean you have to skip their house when
Speaker 1: you're dropping off that crappy bag of popcorn you give
Speaker 1: everybody for Christmas every year. It doesn't mean that at all,
Speaker 1: But it does mean you have to understand you're dealing
Speaker 1: with a mentally ill person who believes water isn't wet,
Speaker 1: the sky isn't blue. They believe Donald Trump told people
Speaker 1: to inject bleach. They just believe a lot of things
Speaker 1: that are simply not true, and therefore they have to
Speaker 1: be kept at arm's length. It would be I think
Speaker 1: about like an insane asylum. Honestly, the guy who's in
Speaker 1: there muttering to himself in the straight jacket, you can
Speaker 1: go talk to him if they allow you for visitation hours.
Speaker 1: Bring him a cup of orange juice, that's fine. Please
Speaker 1: don't take off the straight jacket and let him babysit
Speaker 1: your kids. That's how you have to treat democrats now,
Speaker 1: as long as they're so mentally broken and that sucks.
Speaker 1: It's really hard. But if you don't, you'll get burned,
Speaker 1: just like if you fully embraced your alcoholic liberal and Peggy, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not worried about her problem. You know what, Let's
Speaker 1: run to the Hey, Peggy, you drive Okay, that's not
Speaker 1: gonna work out well for you. One of the great
Speaker 1: skills in life to maintain happiness and success is one
Speaker 1: that I wished I had known when I was a
Speaker 1: teenage boy, but I learned it over the years. Learn
Speaker 1: to identify crazy and get the guts to cut it
Speaker 1: out of your life. Identify crazy and cut it out
Speaker 1: of your life. Those two skills combined are a superpower.
Speaker 1: Highly recommend you get them. It is that Jesse, Kelly
Speaker 1: Joe on a Friday. Remember if you miss us, iHeart
Speaker 1: Spotify iTunes. Chris, can we get some Christmas music on
Speaker 1: a Friday? Why can't we play any Christmas music? No? No,
Speaker 1: not Mariah Carey? Can we get some Neil Diamond one
Speaker 1: of the great Christmas albums of all time? Why are
Speaker 1: you making that face? What? Chris? You don't like Neil Diamond?
Speaker 3: Seriously?
Speaker 1: Even sweet Caroline. You don't sing along to Sweet Caroline?
Speaker 1: Is it he jewish? I think Chris his last name
Speaker 1: is diamond. I'm almost pot What wasn't being insensitive, Jesse?
Speaker 1: Over the years, have you mentioned several times how politicians
Speaker 1: fill their camera? You have mentioned several times how politicians
Speaker 1: fill their campaign coffers in part to be able to
Speaker 1: use it to support other politicians' campaigns in hopes of
Speaker 1: getting support in other favors. In return question, I thought
Speaker 1: that campaign law limits how much a politician can give
Speaker 1: to someone else's campaign, something like two thousand dollars. Are
Speaker 1: they finding clever ways to get around this or other
Speaker 1: forms of contribution? Yes? So let me clarify because I
Speaker 1: didn't want I don't want any confusion on this me.
Speaker 1: Let's say Chris is running for office. Of course I
Speaker 1: would never give him a dime. But let's assume I
Speaker 1: would support Chris's run for office. Me as an individual,
Speaker 1: I have a strict limit on how much I am
Speaker 1: allowed to give his campaign. What that limit is I
Speaker 1: don't know now, because they adjust it every year. When
Speaker 1: I was running, it was twenty four hundred dollars per
Speaker 1: election cycle. All right, Now that's my limit. Now, let's
Speaker 1: say I'm Congressman Jesse. I have a campaign still because
Speaker 1: I'm still running for office, and Jewish producer Chris is
Speaker 1: running for Congress, and I want my campaign to give
Speaker 1: to his campaign. I have the exact same limit that
Speaker 1: you do, or I did as an individual, twenty four
Speaker 1: hundred dollars. There you go, Chris, go get him. But
Speaker 1: there's a different world out there, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to say it's ugly, but it can be the world
Speaker 1: of packs PAC's political action committees. What this world is,
Speaker 1: it's a way to raise and give gigantic quantities of
Speaker 1: political money that will be used for political reasons outside
Speaker 1: of the campaign finance law limits. Here's how it would work. Well,
Speaker 1: I already mentioned if we were giving campaign to campaign.
Speaker 1: I'm already a congressman. Chris is trying to be a congressman.
Speaker 1: But I don't just have my campaign fund, right. I
Speaker 1: have also started a pack of mine. Now I'll call
Speaker 1: it the cheeseburger pack. I didn't actually start it, wink wink.
Speaker 1: I didn't start it, of course. It just so happens
Speaker 1: that a guy, Corey is his name, Producer Corey. He
Speaker 1: totally on his own decided to start cheeseburger pack. Now,
Speaker 1: wink Wink, I am not allowed by law to coordinate
Speaker 1: with Corey on certain things because Corey wink wink is
Speaker 1: so separate from me. But he also is not He
Speaker 1: does not have a political campaign. He has a pack,
Speaker 1: a pack that is not subject to these limits. Therefore,
Speaker 1: let's say Corey raises a million dollars in one night.
Speaker 1: How would he do that? Ten rich guys showed up.
Speaker 1: They all decided they wanted to write Corey a check
Speaker 1: for one hundred thousand dollars. Well, this is not a
Speaker 1: political campaign, it's a political pack. Can do that. Then
Speaker 1: Corey wink wink totally on his own. I certainly don't
Speaker 1: have anything to do with this. Corey decides he is
Speaker 1: going to then spend that money running political ads for
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris in his campaign run. Maybe they would
Speaker 1: be pro Chris ads, Hey, we love Chris, he's great
Speaker 1: at managing the funds. Maybe it would be political act
Speaker 1: a hatchet essentially, where they would run campaign ads against
Speaker 1: his opponent. This is how this pack world works, and
Speaker 1: it gets more confusing. It's more convoluted than that. When
Speaker 1: we're talking about things like super PACs and whatnot. But
Speaker 1: I didn't want to bore you with all the details
Speaker 1: of it. The details don't necessarily matter. Just know there
Speaker 1: are campaign funds those are strictly limited. Then there are
Speaker 1: packs packs, which really have to be separate. When we're
Speaker 1: talking about Super pac World separate. They can raise and
Speaker 1: spend large quantities of money. They are separate, though, and
Speaker 1: they don't have the same limitations on them. That makes sense, Jesse,
Speaker 1: What does peace in the Middle East actually mean? The
Speaker 1: American warrior blood that has been spilled and still being
Speaker 1: spilled in the name of all this fake stuff so
Speaker 1: on and so forth, says I can use his name.
Speaker 1: His name is Scott. He's a formal former sergeant in
Speaker 1: the National Guard. Is it worth the price? Whatever? Look,
Speaker 1: remember that there are so many bumper sticker slogans. In fact,
Speaker 1: whenever you hear a bumper sticker slogan, no matter what,
Speaker 1: it's designed to make, you nod your head and agree
Speaker 1: with it. Sounds so simple. Peace in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: support our troops. I'm not saying you should disagree with it,
Speaker 1: because it's designed to make it so you kind of can't.
Speaker 1: But you should always question why you're being sold. It
Speaker 1: always question why you're being sold it. Peace in the
Speaker 1: Middle East isn't humanly possible. It's not possible for a
Speaker 1: variety of reasons, but it's not humanly possible. One of
Speaker 1: the main reasons that's not humanly possible is that Shia
Speaker 1: and Sunni Muslims freaking hate each other people who aren't Muslim.
Speaker 1: It can be confusing. It would be like Catholics and
Speaker 1: Protestants hating each other. I find that to be completely confusing.
Speaker 1: I don't understand it. I understand the history of it,
Speaker 1: I got all that, but the differences seem so small
Speaker 1: to me. Historically they haven't been small to them. Shia
Speaker 1: and Sunny Muslims freaking hate each other, and they kill
Speaker 1: each other as often as they possibly can in the
Speaker 1: Middle East in a variety of ways. It is just Look,
Speaker 1: it's never gonna happen. It's not gonna be peace in
Speaker 1: the Middle East. All right, we have we only have
Speaker 1: one hour left until twenty twenty six. Were going to
Speaker 1: talk about everything from Somali fraud, to regifting to being
Speaker 1: a sauce guy, to the new animal farm, did we
Speaker 1: lose Angel Studios? All that and so much more. To
Speaker 1: come in the final hour. Hang on