Speaker 1: Days to Jesse Kelly show, Let's have some fun on
Speaker 1: a Friday, and asked doctor Jesse Friday, Well, somebody in
Speaker 1: Brooklyn school is a stole a school bus. Vaccines are
Speaker 1: not only expiring in Maryland, they're giving the expired vaccine
Speaker 1: to kids. We have asked Doctor Jesse questions all over
Speaker 1: the map, from vaccines to World War two to Edwards Snowden.
Speaker 1: I've never talked about Edward Snowden on the show. Why
Speaker 1: are CEO stepping down? It's going to be an awesome night.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden doesn't sound good. We'll get to that in
Speaker 1: a minute. Jen Saki is out there trying the best
Speaker 1: hit can to lie about the job's numbers because they're really, really,
Speaker 1: really bad. We'll talk about that. We have a philosopher
Speaker 1: on tonight. I don't I know what you're saying, Jesse,
Speaker 1: but you're already the best philosopher and that's obviously true.
Speaker 1: What Chris, But no, we have somebody not on the show.
Speaker 1: I just have some audio from him that it's very
Speaker 1: very interesting, very very interesting. But first and foremost, as
Speaker 1: you as you know, I take a lot of pride
Speaker 1: in finding other talented people out there and trying to
Speaker 1: raise them up, you know, everything. Everything. People get so selfish,
Speaker 1: especially whatever their career, but definitely immediate people get so
Speaker 1: selfish and they're only worried about themselves. I have made
Speaker 1: it a vow that I'm never going to do that. Ever,
Speaker 1: So I turned on Tucker Carlson's show last night and
Speaker 1: I saw him interview this guy, and I thought to myself,
Speaker 1: you know what, that guy's awesome. I'm playing that on
Speaker 1: my show here. It was Jesse Kelly is the host
Speaker 1: of the Jesse Kelly Show. We're happy to have join
Speaker 1: us tonight. Jesse, thanks so much for coming out. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: everyone kind of knows what we're learning in this trial,
Speaker 1: but there's something about seeing this get memory hold, like
Speaker 1: the attack and Walkershaw, that drives me crazy as someone
Speaker 1: who cares about facts. Do you think they'll be able
Speaker 1: to make this go away? Absolutely, they'll make it go away. Tucker.
Speaker 1: You just brought up Walkershaw. That's the largest domestic terrorist
Speaker 1: attacked in how many years here, and it's already out
Speaker 1: of the papers. Ten people, if you go outs ten
Speaker 1: people right now, if they know who Daryl Brooks is,
Speaker 1: they they don't have any idea who you're talking about.
Speaker 1: They would say, who does he play for the Tampa
Speaker 1: Bay Buccaneers. They would have no idea who he is.
Speaker 1: They'll make this whole thing go away. I mean, I've
Speaker 1: enjoyed walking through memory Lane with you listening to him crying.
Speaker 1: The best part wasn't Robin Roberts's closed eyes. It was
Speaker 1: the whispering Tucker, the whispering don't you want to stay? Exactly.
Speaker 1: She's very good, she's very concerned. Now, look, the media
Speaker 1: in this country hates the country. You have to make
Speaker 1: the country hate a bull to get everyone else to
Speaker 1: hate the country. And that's why they die dive in
Speaker 1: the second they get a chance to try to make
Speaker 1: America look racist. The second the media sees something they
Speaker 1: can paint as a hate crime, they're gonna swan dive in,
Speaker 1: like Whoopie Goldberg and a pool a marshmallow cream. To
Speaker 1: make people hate the country, you have to make the
Speaker 1: country hateable. I just I always think when I hear that,
Speaker 1: I mean, I live here. I've lived here for fifty years.
Speaker 1: It's the opposite of what they describe. I never see
Speaker 1: anybody attacking anybody because of his race. People seem to
Speaker 1: get along really well with people who are different from them.
Speaker 1: It actually seems like the most peaceful, warmest, kindest country
Speaker 1: in the world. Do you think people buy the stuff
Speaker 1: that it's a racist country. Sadly they do if all
Speaker 1: they consume is that. What's where we're going through right now,
Speaker 1: Tucker is you have to seek out the truth. It
Speaker 1: doesn't just hit you if you just consume traditional news sources,
Speaker 1: read the newspaper, watch the big channels, NBC, ABCCBS. You
Speaker 1: live now in a world of make believe, and the
Speaker 1: problem is you don't know it. We have a huge
Speaker 1: percentage of Americans who are good people. They sit down
Speaker 1: at night and they turn on CBS after a long
Speaker 1: day of work and they think they're getting the news
Speaker 1: when they're getting outright lies. And you can't get the
Speaker 1: truth from the politicians. I mean, you showed Vice President
Speaker 1: dom On there earlier. She grew She ran with that
Speaker 1: lie immediately. She loved it because the politicians are all
Speaker 1: scumbags now, and she refused to acknowledge it was a
Speaker 1: lie even after it was proved to be a lie,
Speaker 1: which tells you that she's she's really committed to deception,
Speaker 1: which is scary. Actually, Jesse Kelly a man with amazing
Speaker 1: instincts on every story. I always think that great to
Speaker 1: see today. Thank you so much, talent, so much at
Speaker 1: what Chris. I think that though. I think that guy's
Speaker 1: gonna end up being huge one day. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get some of the Let's get some of the official
Speaker 1: business out of the way first before we get into
Speaker 1: all the great asked doctor Jesse questions. Jobs report came
Speaker 1: out today. It's a disaster. They were estimating around five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand new jobs. They added around two hundred thousand
Speaker 1: new jobs. And the regime is so worried about it
Speaker 1: they're now just outright lying about it. Here's jen sake
Speaker 1: from today, just crossed two hundred and ten jobs. Just
Speaker 1: to add it, so two hundred and ten thousand. So
Speaker 1: if we look at that breaking news right now, that's
Speaker 1: a number that feels a little what a little off? Well,
Speaker 1: I know this sounds a little archaic, but I can't
Speaker 1: comment on them until nine thirty by rules. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I will say what people can expect the president to
Speaker 1: continue to say today month to month is that what
Speaker 1: we're seeing are good trend. Which part of it's good
Speaker 1: it's such a good trend that the news networks themselves,
Speaker 1: and keep in mind, these are all propaganda networks for
Speaker 1: the most part, they're all out there saying, oh, this
Speaker 1: is a disaster. November jobs report is coming out. Two
Speaker 1: hundred and ten thousand on non farm payrolls, a huge miss.
Speaker 1: And if we look at what's going on with regard
Speaker 1: to the change in manufacturing thirty one thousand, that's also
Speaker 1: a bit of a miss. Two hundred and ten thousand
Speaker 1: jobs added back. That's less than half of what economists
Speaker 1: we're expecting, and it's half of what we saw last month.
Speaker 1: The change in non farm payrolls comes in only half
Speaker 1: the level, and that is going to cause some head
Speaker 1: scratching at the Fed. What do we do about that?
Speaker 1: And I look through these numbers, John, and I see
Speaker 1: a lot of customer facing jobs had very little job
Speaker 1: growth if at all. Two hundred and ten thousand, that
Speaker 1: is a big miss. The estimate was for a gate
Speaker 1: of five hundred and fifty thousand, So this is a
Speaker 1: weaker than expected report. So to the vaccine mandate point,
Speaker 1: we are definitely seeing that is a challenge and holding
Speaker 1: people back. Oh okay, look, let's just get this out
Speaker 1: of the way, and then if you're asked doctor Jesse questions,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have a ton of fun tonight. This is
Speaker 1: a little dark. It's definitely dark for a Friday. But
Speaker 1: here's the truth. This isn't going to get better anytime
Speaker 1: soon because they're not trying to get it better. Remember,
Speaker 1: always remember the damage this administration is doing to the
Speaker 1: country is intentional, which sounds crazy if you don't understand
Speaker 1: the motivation of these people. Yeah. Look, if you're a
Speaker 1: normal thinking person or you haven't accepted what we're facing yet,
Speaker 1: you're probably saying to yourself, no, they're just making mistakes
Speaker 1: of Democrats are a little off on policy. You don't
Speaker 1: understand the dynamic. Joe Biden is not running the country.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is not running the country. The radical communist
Speaker 1: nut jobs like Ron Klaine and Susan Rice and Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: these are the people in charge of America and those
Speaker 1: people are not interested in versing any of this because
Speaker 1: they're not interested in a second term. That sounds crazy
Speaker 1: to people who don't get this system, but you probably
Speaker 1: do by now. Is to explain it to others. Once
Speaker 1: Joe Biden loses in twenty twenty four, ron Klain doesn't
Speaker 1: go to the poorhouse. Ron Klaine's not going to be
Speaker 1: down at the check cashing place trying to get a
Speaker 1: little extra cheddar just to cover the apartment rent for
Speaker 1: the next month. The second Joe Biden gets bounced, and
Speaker 1: you will, ron Klain goes right to pick your university
Speaker 1: and makes a hundred thousand dollars a speech. I'm not
Speaker 1: making that up. I might be shorting him. Ron Klain
Speaker 1: walks right into CNN and starts clearing out five hundred
Speaker 1: thousand to a million a year as a contributor. He
Speaker 1: doesn't fall back. If Joe Biden loses, he falls up,
Speaker 1: he falls up. So this is how the communist approaches things.
Speaker 1: And frankly, if you can get by your hatred for him,
Speaker 1: or if I can get by my hatred for them,
Speaker 1: you almost have to kind of admire it. Here's what
Speaker 1: they know. And again, I'm gonna get off this. You're
Speaker 1: here in a second, we're gonna talk about some history
Speaker 1: stuff and a say, because this is a bit of
Speaker 1: a downer to open up the show. But here's what
Speaker 1: they know. They know they will be able to yank
Speaker 1: this country far to the left. Over the course of
Speaker 1: their four years. They're currently packing this place, packing the
Speaker 1: federal government with the most radical, insane, nut job leftists.
Speaker 1: They're ruining the military, they're they're stocking up the shelves
Speaker 1: full of communists. And here's what else they know. And
Speaker 1: this is the hard part. They know from past experience,
Speaker 1: Republicans will not take over and reverse virtually any of it. Oh,
Speaker 1: they may get some. But if the communists take over
Speaker 1: the country like they have now, and they yank us
Speaker 1: let's say a mile to the left and the Republicans
Speaker 1: take over, they know they might pull us a quarter
Speaker 1: mile back to the right. Well, who won in the
Speaker 1: end of that scenario. The country is still three quarters
Speaker 1: of a mile to the left. Until we get a
Speaker 1: Republican party with enough guts to actually reverse everything and
Speaker 1: then gain ground. The communist will continue along this path.
Speaker 1: That's enough of the yucky stuff. It's gonna be a
Speaker 1: great ass, doctor Jesse Friday tonight. Well, obviously you play
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna get to your questions in a second. Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: he sounds even worse than usual today, And Peter Doosey
Speaker 1: got up and asked him about it, and it just look,
Speaker 1: it makes me uncomfortable. First of all, your voice sounds
Speaker 1: a little different. Are you okay, I'm okay. I have
Speaker 1: a test every day to see you on a COVID test.
Speaker 1: I have a checkie for almost can what I have
Speaker 1: and say one and a half year old grandson who
Speaker 1: had a cold, who likes to kiss his pop and
Speaker 1: he'd been kissing him anyway. So yeah, well just well,
Speaker 1: you know what, we're not We're not gonna go there.
Speaker 1: Let's just assume. Let's just assume that's that's Joe Biden
Speaker 1: miss speaking. I dud. They gave me the willies, Chris,
Speaker 1: Now I got the willies. Get to smask doctor Jesse questions.
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Speaker 1: your death threats. You're asked, Doctor Jesse questions. All are welcome.
Speaker 1: Got tons of hate and some great death threats last night,
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Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Good evening, humble and handsome oracle. Oh, it
Speaker 1: looks like it's history time. Everyone. What battle would you
Speaker 1: least like to have fought? In verdone? Stalingrad, the Psalm, Guadalcanal, Love,
Speaker 1: the show. Keep up the good fight. PS. I hope
Speaker 1: the supply and chain crisis hasn't been rough on Chris
Speaker 1: with his getting his draidals for Hanukkah, Chris, what's a
Speaker 1: draidle the top thing? Okay? Okay, Well, let's like, hey,
Speaker 1: looks like we're doing some history. Early on on, an
Speaker 1: asked doctor Jesse Friday, let's unpack all this Verdon. You
Speaker 1: may or may not know about Verdon. Gosh, this may
Speaker 1: take me a little while. I don't care. It's my show.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have some fun on Friday. Verdon. Here's what
Speaker 1: Verdon was. Because a lot of people don't know hardly
Speaker 1: anything about World War One, and it's just because it
Speaker 1: was overshadowed so much by World War Two, which was
Speaker 1: the biggest history oracle event of any kind ever. But
Speaker 1: World War One was just an unspeakably horrible affair, a
Speaker 1: horrible affair. And I have said this before, and I'll
Speaker 1: unpack each one of these battles, but if you could
Speaker 1: pick one war that I would least like to have
Speaker 1: fought in in general, I've always said it would be
Speaker 1: World War One. For a couple of different reasons, World
Speaker 1: War One was the war where technology weapons technology had
Speaker 1: advanced way beyond what the tactics had always been for war.
Speaker 1: I mean you always always do out the entirety of mankind.
Speaker 1: You can get on horseback and do a great cavalry charge,
Speaker 1: maybe pull out your swords. I mean, how many many
Speaker 1: old movies and stuff like that do you watch with that?
Speaker 1: You can't do that against a machine gun emplacement or
Speaker 1: you're all gonna die, you and your horse. And it
Speaker 1: went on machine guns. For World War One. There was gas.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that in a minute. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: a horrible story about that. Don't worry. I'll make it
Speaker 1: kid friendly. And artillery and which is going to bring
Speaker 1: us to verdone. Now. I've only been bombed by artillery
Speaker 1: once and it was actually by my own side. That
Speaker 1: was total accident and Iraq And know I can laugh
Speaker 1: about it because everyone turned out to be fine. But
Speaker 1: I got the experience of having an artillery show land
Speaker 1: near you, and I will tell you it is unlike
Speaker 1: anything I could. You know. I try to be as
Speaker 1: descriptive as possible to put you in there. It's hard
Speaker 1: to explain it. It's not just the noise the concussion
Speaker 1: from it alone. It kind of gives you that did
Speaker 1: did that come across on the radio? That like you
Speaker 1: can't breathe for a second. It's almost like all the
Speaker 1: oxygen is sucked out of the air and the shrapnel
Speaker 1: that's flying around is just horrifying. One of our staff
Speaker 1: sergeants was actually in one of the amtraks at the
Speaker 1: time and one of the pieces of shrapnel landed. It
Speaker 1: dogged off the side of the track where he was,
Speaker 1: and it was I would say the diameter maybe of
Speaker 1: a basketball, maybe a little less than a basketball, because
Speaker 1: we all checked it out after the fact and it
Speaker 1: was obviously not a perfect circle Bann it means because
Speaker 1: it's an explosion, all these jagged steel edges and it
Speaker 1: had just rocketed off the side of his track. If
Speaker 1: that had hit him, I mean, forget about dead. It
Speaker 1: very likely would have cut him in half, and I
Speaker 1: mean in two If you could see it, I will
Speaker 1: tell you we were already like, wow, okay, tell him
Speaker 1: to stop, and they stopped it. The thing was fine.
Speaker 1: But then when we saw it, you could you could
Speaker 1: see in everyone's mind they're processing, oh my gosh, can
Speaker 1: you imagine getting can you imagine getting hit by that?
Speaker 1: So let's go to Verdun. In World War One, Germany
Speaker 1: and France and Britain, and they were all going at it. Obviously,
Speaker 1: in World War One, we're talking about the Western Front.
Speaker 1: It's where the real horrific stuff happened. I mean, horrific
Speaker 1: stuff happened everywhere, but that's where it really got bad.
Speaker 1: And Germany was having a hard time making any gains.
Speaker 1: France couldn't make gains, but couldn't make dains. Everyone was
Speaker 1: dug in. I mean, even if you got someone out
Speaker 1: of their trench, they would eventually just take it back
Speaker 1: and there's just nothing moved. So Germany got an idea. Remember,
Speaker 1: on the Western Front in World War One, the war
Speaker 1: was not fought in Germany. The war was fought in France.
Speaker 1: The war began with Germany invading France, and the French
Speaker 1: and the British stepped up and stopped them. But then
Speaker 1: the remainder of the war was fought in France. Hitler
Speaker 1: actually raved about this. All the Nazis raved about it.
Speaker 1: Later on, we never lost a battle on German soil,
Speaker 1: and that was pretty much right. That the whole war
Speaker 1: was fought in France. They were always trying to figure
Speaker 1: out a way to make that breakthrough. When you're stuck
Speaker 1: on a stalemate, you got to figure out something. That's
Speaker 1: why they eventually used poison gas and all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: Just what can we do to break through and win
Speaker 1: this thing? Germany got an idea. The idea was this
Speaker 1: Verdon in France was a historical area. The French, understandably,
Speaker 1: I know we all like to make fun of them.
Speaker 1: The French understandably, are very proud of their history. They
Speaker 1: should be. There's a lot of it. They have a
Speaker 1: lot of really cool history there. And again we love
Speaker 1: to mock them because of what they did in World
Speaker 1: War Two. France's military history is actually very impressive. It's
Speaker 1: very impressive. Napoleon was really, really good, really good the
Speaker 1: French in World War One. They were amazing what they did.
Speaker 1: So Germany got the idea, let's take this area. We
Speaker 1: will fortify this area, and then we'll dare the French
Speaker 1: to come take it back. And when they come take
Speaker 1: it back, what we'll do is we'll just mass slaughter
Speaker 1: everyone in the French army that comes at us. It'll
Speaker 1: be too much loss of life. France will give up.
Speaker 1: How it actually worked was. Germany ended up losing it
Speaker 1: in the end, but the loss of life in Verdun
Speaker 1: was horrific. It was beyond horrific. And the way these
Speaker 1: people died there was some of the ugliest stuff you've
Speaker 1: ever heard in your life. And I'm about to share
Speaker 1: that with you. Hang on, it's been coming, Jesse, Kelly Show, Chris.
Speaker 1: Don't you think that's a little too on the nose
Speaker 1: when we're disgusting wars and battles in history right now,
Speaker 1: Don't you think that's a little too on the nose?
Speaker 1: You know what? Do you know what? Never mind, never mind.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get back to everdone in just a quick steck.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to point this out. You know how
Speaker 1: I've been saying Balkanizes moved to a red state, make
Speaker 1: it redder. You know, I've been saying that this is
Speaker 1: the new headline out today, indoor masking in Oregon. It's
Speaker 1: likely about to be made per perminent. Organ is a
Speaker 1: beautiful state, and organ is a state full of some
Speaker 1: blood red conservatives. I mean, the rural parts of Oregon
Speaker 1: are so red it's frightening. But the blue parts of
Speaker 1: that state have destroyed it. And when I tell you
Speaker 1: to pack up if possible. I know jobs and families
Speaker 1: sometimes make this impossible. If possible, pack up and move
Speaker 1: to a red area. This is why. And when you
Speaker 1: get to that red area, remember become an activist. I
Speaker 1: get more involved than you've ever been. Run for school board,
Speaker 1: run for sheriff, run for town council. Go and make
Speaker 1: your area blood red, blood red. Enjoy living around people
Speaker 1: who share your values. The blue parts of this country
Speaker 1: are gone and gone for good. You know. With the
Speaker 1: exception of the times I've had to fly, I haven't
Speaker 1: had a mask on my face in a year, maybe
Speaker 1: six months to a year. And I do forget because
Speaker 1: I'm in Texas. I forget. There are people all over
Speaker 1: the country. There are people listening to the sound of
Speaker 1: my voice right now. They have to wear one in
Speaker 1: some form every single day. It stuns me. It stunts me.
Speaker 1: All right. Back to the ask doctor Jesse question. We
Speaker 1: got a ton of them today. I'm gonna try to
Speaker 1: get through this question as fast as I can. I
Speaker 1: will warn you this may take me a while to
Speaker 1: go through. The guy asked me which battle would I
Speaker 1: least like to have fought in, and he named verdone Stalingrad,
Speaker 1: the psalm in Guadalcanal. I love all this stuff and
Speaker 1: I love it a lot, and it's about to be
Speaker 1: a heavy, heavy history Jesse Kelly show today. So back
Speaker 1: to Verdune. Like I was talking about Verdone, if you
Speaker 1: were to see it before the battle, was a beautiful place,
Speaker 1: wooded all kinds, just beautiful place. And then you can
Speaker 1: look up pictures. Right now, you can do an image
Speaker 1: search unless you're driving, and look up a picture of
Speaker 1: the Battle of Verdun, and you'll get to enough pictures
Speaker 1: where you can see the countryside. There aren't any trees left.
Speaker 1: It's nothing but a land of craters. It looks like
Speaker 1: the surface of an asteroid. It does. And the men
Speaker 1: who fought there were just being artillery barraged without end,
Speaker 1: and they died by poison gas. There. They would drop
Speaker 1: poison gas down in the underground bunkers and pill boxes,
Speaker 1: and the gas is heavier than the air, so guys
Speaker 1: would die from poison gas in the pitch black or
Speaker 1: another way they died. But with the exception of shot
Speaker 1: and artillery and all that, another way they died. You
Speaker 1: know those big holes that I just brought up, the
Speaker 1: craters from the artillery shells. Well, it's always raining. They
Speaker 1: would fill up with water. They would fill up with
Speaker 1: water and fill up with other things too. People would
Speaker 1: use them as latrines, understandably, so you don't think about
Speaker 1: the human Sorry to war, but you gotta go. They
Speaker 1: would use them like latrines, and men would die in them,
Speaker 1: and so that we're not talking about a lovely little
Speaker 1: pool where you want to take a bath. Here, we're
Speaker 1: talking about horrible, horrible stuff. And then men would fall
Speaker 1: in these holes that were full of dead bodies and
Speaker 1: other things and drown in that. I know you're cringing
Speaker 1: right now. I'm cringing saying it. Yeah, so that was Verdons.
Speaker 1: Let's set that aside because I can't make this take
Speaker 1: the whole show. Stalingrad, remember this, Stalingrad was probably if
Speaker 1: Stalingrad was its own war, it would be one of
Speaker 1: the largest wars ever fought in the history of mankind.
Speaker 1: That was when the Soviet when the Soviets finally repelled
Speaker 1: the Nazis from their invasion of the Soviet Union, they
Speaker 1: got clear to Stalingrad, and that was where the Soviets
Speaker 1: stopped them. The battle itself is long, it's fairly complicated.
Speaker 1: But just know this. The Germans moved in, it got really,
Speaker 1: really cold. These Soviets were fighting like lions in the
Speaker 1: streets of Stalingrad. Chris did it lasted five months. It
Speaker 1: was a long time. The Soviets were fighting like lions.
Speaker 1: The Nazis were making huge gains. Then the cold rolled in.
Speaker 1: Then the Soviets got a bunch of reinforcements because they
Speaker 1: were able to pull people away from Japan. They were
Speaker 1: able to pull people away from Japan because Japan had
Speaker 1: other things. So they pulled people away from Japan and
Speaker 1: sent the reinforcements in. And then what they did was
Speaker 1: they surrounded the Nazis in Stalingrad. They divided them up
Speaker 1: into two different pockets and then surrounded those pockets. And
Speaker 1: just the individual parts of Stalingrad are so amazing because
Speaker 1: if you picture picture your own hometown or city wherever
Speaker 1: you live. Now, picture gigantic armies one bomb that town
Speaker 1: to smithereens. So look at all the buildings. They're still there,
Speaker 1: but they're missing floors, the windows are gone. There's rubble everywhere.
Speaker 1: So you can picture what that looks like just in
Speaker 1: your own city. Now, picture two opposing armies fighting over
Speaker 1: those buildings, taking one and then he comes back and
Speaker 1: retakes it, and grenades and everything. It was just the
Speaker 1: most vicious and fighting ever. And the two sides hated
Speaker 1: each other so unbelievably much because of the Nazi atrocities
Speaker 1: they were doing on the way in, and the Soviets
Speaker 1: weren't exactly bright and sunny either. It was just a
Speaker 1: war of hatred hatred, and eventually the Nazis had to surrender.
Speaker 1: There surrendered all kinds of troops, virtually none of them
Speaker 1: ever saw Germany again. Stalin wasn't exactly known for his
Speaker 1: mercy with his own people. How do you think he
Speaker 1: treated Nazi prisoners? It did not go very well. I
Speaker 1: forget what the numbers are, but it's amazing. Hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of Germans surrendered. I think the number is that
Speaker 1: I may be wrong about this. Someone will correct me
Speaker 1: if i am. I think the numbers like five thousand
Speaker 1: ever saw Germany again. All right, that was Stalingrad. The
Speaker 1: Psalm also World War One. I gotta hurry this up
Speaker 1: a little bit here, I'm taking too long. The Psalm
Speaker 1: in World War One. That was the day where there
Speaker 1: were fifty seven thousand British casualties on the first day.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into the details of the PSALM,
Speaker 1: but just know that was another one of those battles
Speaker 1: where they had men using old tactics, charging machine gun
Speaker 1: nests and just throwing away lives ten thousand at a time.
Speaker 1: It's amazing to think about that. Remember, we lost fifty
Speaker 1: seven thousand men in the entire Vietnam War. Britain lost
Speaker 1: that day one of the Psalm in about an hour.
Speaker 1: That's the loss of life like like you've never experienced.
Speaker 1: I've never experienced and never want to obviously. And then
Speaker 1: finally Guadalcanal. Guadal Canal is obviously the World War two
Speaker 1: about a one of our very first we go into
Speaker 1: guadal Canal to root out the Japanese. I brought this
Speaker 1: up before it applied to Medal of Honor Monday from
Speaker 1: our Monday's show we did. We do a Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor citation every every Monday. It's called Medal of Honor Monday,
Speaker 1: and we did one on Mitchell Page this last Monday.
Speaker 1: And I then once I got done with his citation,
Speaker 1: I expanded more on that what it was like to
Speaker 1: fight in the Pacific and the horrors of that, and
Speaker 1: he was actually on guadal Canal. So I would encourage
Speaker 1: you go back and listen to Monday's show. Every show's
Speaker 1: podcasted on iHeart, Google, Spotify, and iTunes. Even if you
Speaker 1: just fast forward to that stuff, it's about an hour
Speaker 1: in if you enjoy this. But that's where your description
Speaker 1: is for guadal Canal. It was horrific. The one I'd
Speaker 1: like to fight in the least to finally answer your question,
Speaker 1: even though it took me an hour, it would be verdone.
Speaker 1: And that's not putting down any of the others. I mean,
Speaker 1: my goodness, none of they're all hell. They're all hell.
Speaker 1: I would never want to be in any of them.
Speaker 1: But artillery drowning in the muck is not exactly something
Speaker 1: I would look forward to. Poison gas the way these
Speaker 1: guys died in World War One from poison gas. And
Speaker 1: I've explained it before. I'm not gonna explain it again
Speaker 1: because I know we have a lot of little kids
Speaker 1: that listen. It's a really, really, really ugly way to go.
Speaker 1: It's a very ugly way to go. It's not fast.
Speaker 1: It is terrible. Poison gas artillery. I don't want to
Speaker 1: go that way. So there, that's the answer. My question
Speaker 1: is we're done now. Someone ask a question about the NSA,
Speaker 1: Edward Snowden, the Patriot Acts, the government as it currently
Speaker 1: stands in this country, and we're gonna have a tough
Speaker 1: conversation about that in just a second. But do you
Speaker 1: want your kids to learn these kinds of lessons? You
Speaker 1: want them to learn lessons from history. You want them
Speaker 1: to learn about communism? How do I identify it? Why
Speaker 1: it's bad? What should government's roll in a society be?
Speaker 1: You want them to learn free markets? I do. I
Speaker 1: want my kids to learn, and they're not just going
Speaker 1: to magically find that out. If I don't put things
Speaker 1: in front of them that teach them that, they'll never know.
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Speaker 1: on a Friday, and asked Doctor Jesse Friday, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna do something I hate. Right now, We're gonna do
Speaker 1: something I hate. We're gonna talk about how I was
Speaker 1: wrong about something. I know. I know what you're saying, Jesse.
Speaker 1: You've never been wrong about anything, and for the most part,
Speaker 1: you're correct. But when I was a young hothead, I
Speaker 1: was all about the Patriot Act. I got a question.
Speaker 1: By the way, this is an asked Doctor Jesse question.
Speaker 1: I got this question, Dear Jesse, fearless defender of liberty,
Speaker 1: Given your initial support for the Patriot Act, how did
Speaker 1: you feel about Edwards Snowdon when he disclosed the nefarious
Speaker 1: activity of the NSA, And how do you feel about
Speaker 1: him now? I don't know why. I don't know why
Speaker 1: people insist on me talking about the times I was wrong. Now,
Speaker 1: in all seriousness, when I was young, hotheaded, hated terrorists.
Speaker 1: I was all about the Patriot Act, and I thought,
Speaker 1: I thought the people, especially the libertarian types who were
Speaker 1: warning about it, Hey Jesse, that they're gonna use this
Speaker 1: on you, They're gonna eventually make you a terrorist. Oh,
Speaker 1: I thought they were the most namby Pammy Naive. Oh
Speaker 1: you're soft on terror, you hippies, I said, I said
Speaker 1: all of it. I said all of it. Man, was
Speaker 1: I did wrong? And they were one hundred percent right
Speaker 1: about all of it. And to answer your question, my
Speaker 1: thoughts on Edward Snowden back then were I thought he
Speaker 1: should have been executed. I thought I thought he should
Speaker 1: have been put on trial and executed. I thought it
Speaker 1: was that big of a deal. Now here's something we're
Speaker 1: gonna have to decide for ourselves in the future. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have to have this conversation with yourself, maybe your spouse.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to have this conversation with myself. We're
Speaker 1: going to have to decide what makes a patriot, what
Speaker 1: makes a patriot? And here's what I mean by that. Obviously,
Speaker 1: you know patriotism as being love of country. That's that's
Speaker 1: how I would describe patriotism love of country. Okay, what
Speaker 1: if your country goes bad? In all seriousness, what if
Speaker 1: your country goes bad? Let's talk about it. This is uncomfortable,
Speaker 1: so let's have these uncomfortable conversations. We're at a place
Speaker 1: in time in America where it's time to have this conversation. Now. Remember,
Speaker 1: America is a place I would die for today, the
Speaker 1: heck almost did. America is a place I would die for.
Speaker 1: It is worth dying for. We are so blessed to
Speaker 1: be here, so incredibly blessed to be here. What if
Speaker 1: this place turns flat out evil? At what point in
Speaker 1: time does fighting back against the system become real patriotism
Speaker 1: and going along with the system become anti patriotism? You
Speaker 1: see what I mean? I hated Edward Snowden back then
Speaker 1: when I supported the Patriot Act because I thought, what
Speaker 1: kind of a trader would release our secrets and things
Speaker 1: like that. Now, I mean, I played that clip from
Speaker 1: Tucker when I was on Tucker Carlson last night. I'll
Speaker 1: play it again next now. I don't worry. I'll just
Speaker 1: be obnoxious about it today. But speaking of Tucker. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is a great question here. Let's remember the NSA
Speaker 1: spied on Tucker Carlson just this is recently spied on
Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson, and then because they knew they couldn't officially
Speaker 1: leak it, they leaked their findings to the American media,
Speaker 1: who then printed it. It was all about him, you know,
Speaker 1: going to interview Vladimir Putin or whatnot, which is something
Speaker 1: American news organizations have done. It's nothing out of line.
Speaker 1: They gathered that information. They read his text messages. I
Speaker 1: believe his emails too, but definitely his text messages. He
Speaker 1: found out about it from a whistleblower at the NSA,
Speaker 1: warned about it, and then they released his private information
Speaker 1: to the media, who went public with it, trying to
Speaker 1: destroy him. I don't know how to put this into words.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how to I don't even know
Speaker 1: how to come to a conclusion on this. Do you
Speaker 1: think you owe some oath of loyalty to a highly
Speaker 1: partisan organization that is out to destroy you and will
Speaker 1: without a second thought, I say you do not. That
Speaker 1: is a big deal. And this is why I've been
Speaker 1: so loud about the current state of the United States.
Speaker 1: When it comes to things like the FBI. What if
Speaker 1: the FBI is now a completely leftist organization with its
Speaker 1: sites aimed squarely at the right, and there's a lot
Speaker 1: of indication out there that that's exactly what they are.
Speaker 1: There's a lot out there that makes the FBI look
Speaker 1: like they're simply the enforcement arm of the Democratic Party. Well,
Speaker 1: if that's the case, how much loyalty do you owe
Speaker 1: to the FBI? And I don't want that to be
Speaker 1: the case. I want America to be a place where
Speaker 1: I can trust this cultural organization, this institution, and that institution.
Speaker 1: I want this to be a place where our institutions
Speaker 1: are I mean, they're never great, because institutions are run
Speaker 1: by people, but where they're at least on the up
Speaker 1: and up, that's the kind of country I want to
Speaker 1: live in. I know that's the kind of country you
Speaker 1: want to live in. But guess what, do you always
Speaker 1: get what you want? Do I always get what I want?
Speaker 1: I'll be frank with you. I don't sit around feeling
Speaker 1: sorry for myself over the state of America. I have
Speaker 1: plenty of days where I'm down about things, but I
Speaker 1: don't sit around feeling sorry for myself about the state
Speaker 1: of it. But if I'm being totally frank with you
Speaker 1: and sit, look, just do you want me talking here?
Speaker 1: Being honest? If I'm being totally frank with you, I
Speaker 1: think it sucks that we have to live in this era.
Speaker 1: I think it sucks we have to live in an
Speaker 1: era where the CDC gets up and says something and
Speaker 1: I go, oh, brother, here we go. That's crazy to me.
Speaker 1: The Center for Disease Control is now politicized and gone.
Speaker 1: I think it's terrible. The FDA, the FDA, Not that
Speaker 1: I was ever a big fan anyway, but the FDA
Speaker 1: completely partisan, completely gone. I think it's terrible. You ready
Speaker 1: for this. I think it's terrible. Our military is rotted.
Speaker 1: I take a lot of pride in our military. I
Speaker 1: think it's a wonderful thing. I know you probably do too.
Speaker 1: I don't trust these people who lead our military at all.
Speaker 1: And if I'm being frank with you again, not feeling
Speaker 1: sorry for myself, if I allow myself to think about
Speaker 1: it too long, it does bum me out that that's
Speaker 1: what we got. You know, the nineteen fifties sound pretty
Speaker 1: good to me. I mean, shoot, forget nineteen fifties nineteen nineties.
Speaker 1: Sounds pretty dagon good to me. Now we don't have
Speaker 1: that anymore. Now, it doesn't do us any good. It
Speaker 1: feels sorry for ourselves at all. But I do think
Speaker 1: it is time we have to We have to wake
Speaker 1: up and realize what time it is. We have to
Speaker 1: realize what era we live in. And we do not
Speaker 1: live in an era like previous eras, and not in
Speaker 1: this country anyway. All right, that's enough of that. A
Speaker 1: bunch of CEOs across the country are stepping down. I'm
Speaker 1: going to explain why, and we have some more Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: It's awfully interesting. Hang on the Jesse Kelly Show. I'm
Speaker 1: an asked Doctor Jesse Friday, and I'm gonna get to
Speaker 1: the Biden stuff here. I'm gonna get to your asked
Speaker 1: Doctor Jesse questions. I do want to play for you
Speaker 1: this Australian woman, though I'm not gonna play the long
Speaker 1: version because you really need to look at the video
Speaker 1: of the long version. The video of the long version
Speaker 1: is her being held in this quarantine camp over there,
Speaker 1: and the enforcement officers are interrogating her about walking off
Speaker 1: her front porch without a mask on, and it's hard
Speaker 1: to understand. And they're Australian anyway, so it's not that
Speaker 1: easy to understand to begin with. So I'm not going
Speaker 1: to play you the long one, but I do want
Speaker 1: you to hear this woman. This is a little bit
Speaker 1: of a shorter one. I want you to hear her
Speaker 1: describing what's happening. And I do want you to understand something.
Speaker 1: I'm not expecting you to start caring about Australia. I'm
Speaker 1: not naive. I do expect you to understand the American
Speaker 1: left would have this policy in place in this country
Speaker 1: without a moment of hesitation if it was not for
Speaker 1: the American right. This is the country they want. Remember that,
Speaker 1: I just waited for someone to come and test me.
Speaker 1: No one came to test me. The next people who
Speaker 1: rocked up at my house were two other police officers.
Speaker 1: These are actually uniformed police office, normal police officers. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so then the police officers block my driveway. I walked
Speaker 1: out and I said, what's going on? Are you guys
Speaker 1: testing me for COVID? What's happening? They said, no, you're
Speaker 1: getting taken away and you have no choice. You're going
Speaker 1: to Howard Springs. You either come with us now or
Speaker 1: you can have a choice to get a COVID cab.
Speaker 1: So of course I chose the COVID cab because I said, well,
Speaker 1: if we're to take you, we're going to hand you
Speaker 1: with five thousand dollars. Fine. So I just said, look,
Speaker 1: I don't consent to this. I don't understand why I
Speaker 1: can't just self isolate at home like a lot of
Speaker 1: other people are doing. And they just said, we've just
Speaker 1: been told from higher up where to take you, and
Speaker 1: that's all that there is. That's real. What's happening right
Speaker 1: now in Australia is real, and that's Australia, and this
Speaker 1: is an idea that is. Here's what's so well. You
Speaker 1: are probably in a place where almost undoubtedly you're pretty
Speaker 1: much over COVID, right, okay, coronavirus, I just get past
Speaker 1: all this. What's nuts is there are several parts of
Speaker 1: this world, in this country they're not over it. They're
Speaker 1: ramping up, not down. There's an article on MSNBC right
Speaker 1: now saying the almicron variant will take over the world
Speaker 1: and three to six months. I'm not even joking. The
Speaker 1: plans these people have for coronavirus are awful. So once again,
Speaker 1: when I tell you to move to a red state,
Speaker 1: make it redder. Move to a red state and make
Speaker 1: it redder, because red state America maybe the last bastion
Speaker 1: of freedom in the world. Here before too long, it
Speaker 1: is wild. What's happening right now, Jesse the Oracle? Imagine
Speaker 1: there are only five restaurants within two hundred miles of you.
Speaker 1: Four of them are run by communist activist nutballs, but
Speaker 1: their food is great. Only one is run by freedom
Speaker 1: loving activists, but their food sucks. Where do you eat?
Speaker 1: That's going right for my soul right here? Because everyone
Speaker 1: knows food is my weakness. I'd steal eat the freedom
Speaker 1: loving one. You know what I do? Chris? You know
Speaker 1: this is probably cheating because it was not part of
Speaker 1: the scenario I was giving. You know what I do.
Speaker 1: I'd go in and I'd start helping them out. I'd
Speaker 1: be that guy. I just I wouldn't be rude about
Speaker 1: it or anything like that. I just I'd tell the owner, Hey,
Speaker 1: why don't you come back, Let's get a beer. You
Speaker 1: want to get out of here, get a beer. Let's
Speaker 1: do and have a beer real quick. Hey, your cheese
Speaker 1: sticks suck, all right? Your cheese sticks suck. There's not
Speaker 1: near enough cheese in this. You have to do this better.
Speaker 1: You'd eat some more spice in your case. So let
Speaker 1: me get back in there and help you improve all
Speaker 1: this stuff. That's what I do. But look, in all seriousness,
Speaker 1: I talk to you a lot about the various companies
Speaker 1: that I work with, and I talk to you about
Speaker 1: that for a reason when I bring up things like
Speaker 1: my pillow, my pillow is a company that shares your values,
Speaker 1: that shares my values, and I'm trying. I'm working towards
Speaker 1: I'm not there yet. I know you're probably not there
Speaker 1: yet either. I'm working towards only giving my money to
Speaker 1: companies that share my values. It's honestly, it's why we
Speaker 1: switched from from T Mobile to Pure Talk because they
Speaker 1: share my values. I don't have to have that filth
Speaker 1: all over my TV and know that I'm funding it.
Speaker 1: I won't do it. Well, I take that back to
Speaker 1: see that's not fair. I am still doing it. I
Speaker 1: know I'm gonna go see a movie because my kids
Speaker 1: want to go see it. I know I'm gonna end
Speaker 1: up going to see the new Ghostbusters. Probably I haven't
Speaker 1: looked into it. I haven't seen that there's any crazy
Speaker 1: communist stuff in it. But I'm sure there's some dirtball
Speaker 1: I'm funding going to that movie. So I'm the furthest
Speaker 1: thing in the world, in the world away from perfect,
Speaker 1: furthest thing in the world away from perfect. But I'm
Speaker 1: trying to get better. I'm trying to get better every
Speaker 1: single day. And look, I'll be frank, and this sounds
Speaker 1: ugly when it comes to moving forward. When I say
Speaker 1: move states, Balkan eyes, you know, I let yourself with
Speaker 1: I'm talking about only hiring Republicans too, That's what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about, only hiring people on the right. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about only associating with people on the right. Now, that
Speaker 1: sounds ugly. It sounds like, well, you're dividing America. No,
Speaker 1: we're already divided. I think it's time we get in
Speaker 1: on the game before we get eaten alive. Around here,
Speaker 1: you can get fired for expressing views considered to be
Speaker 1: right wing, and not only can you, lots of people have.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's time to play that game. Maybe it's time
Speaker 1: to play that game. Maybe it's time to take a
Speaker 1: walk through that parking lot and look for those Biden
Speaker 1: bumper stickers and figure out who that car belongs to.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's time for you to go find a new
Speaker 1: job for your vote. My taxes are going up. I
Speaker 1: can't afford a gallon of gas. The borders overrun. You
Speaker 1: just murdered thirteen of our warriors in Afghanistan and then
Speaker 1: in response, murdered a family of ten afterwards. I do blame.
Speaker 1: I do assign blame. And I don't want to hear this.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear this at all. See this
Speaker 1: sound really harsh, but I mean it all the way.
Speaker 1: I've said something like this before. And you know what,
Speaker 1: I had a guy say to me, my mom. My
Speaker 1: mom voted for Joe Biden because she thinks he's nice.
Speaker 1: But she doesn't deserve to lose her job. Yes she does,
Speaker 1: Yes she does. And I know that's harsh. Yes she does.
Speaker 1: Everyone in this country is currently paying for the idiocy
Speaker 1: of every person who walked in and voted for Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: There are people getting fired across America because of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's vaccine mandate. Your mom deserves to be fired, she does.
Speaker 1: I know that's harsh, buddy. She's gonna have to wake
Speaker 1: up and get smarter, get more educated on the issues,
Speaker 1: or at least stop voting. Well. I voted for Joe
Speaker 1: because I think he's nice. I hope you lose your
Speaker 1: job because other people are millions of him across this
Speaker 1: country right now because of that idiotic vote of yours.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of hearing that stuff. It's time to wake up,
Speaker 1: but own it, not mad, Chris. I got myself fired
Speaker 1: up there, dear handsome Oracle. I've seen more than a
Speaker 1: few CEOs stepped down over the past several months, with
Speaker 1: more that have said they're stepping down in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: Is it a coincidence this is happening with the Maxwell
Speaker 1: trial underway? He's of course talking about the Jislaine Maxwell trial. No,
Speaker 1: but you are going to see a lot of CEO
Speaker 1: turnover in the coming years. That's just a guess. It's
Speaker 1: a prediction for me, the oracle, Chris. Now, seriously, here's
Speaker 1: the reality of life, and especially dudes. I can't speak
Speaker 1: for women on this, but dudes, we assign a lot
Speaker 1: of value to our profession and you don't have to
Speaker 1: apologize for that. That's how God made you, That's how
Speaker 1: you're built. Women assign more value to their beauty because
Speaker 1: that's what they're judged on. More often a man assigns
Speaker 1: more value to his professional success. I'll be honest. I
Speaker 1: have people in my industry, people who do radio or TV.
Speaker 1: Remember I have a TV show every single night on
Speaker 1: the first nine pm Eastern. I have people in my
Speaker 1: industry who hate my guts. And these are not people
Speaker 1: who are my enemies. These are people I've never said
Speaker 1: anything but a friendly word to. I mean, hold doors
Speaker 1: open for you, sit down and talk with you, and
Speaker 1: I'll find out her from a guy who heard from
Speaker 1: God that they just hate me. And I'll generally ask,
Speaker 1: why what are you talking about? He hates me? Are
Speaker 1: you kidding me? I like the guy, what's the And
Speaker 1: the answer is always the same. They're really really mad
Speaker 1: about how fast your career took off. They've been doing
Speaker 1: it for twenty thirty years. It never worked out for him,
Speaker 1: And there's just a jealousy thing there with men. There's
Speaker 1: a jealousy thing there with men when it comes to
Speaker 1: professional success. The same way women are horribly catty with
Speaker 1: each other about looks, men are just as catty, only
Speaker 1: it's about professional success. Because you're catty about the things
Speaker 1: you're judged on. That was a long way for me
Speaker 1: to say this. We love to take a lot of
Speaker 1: pride and how well we're doing, especially as dudes. When
Speaker 1: your career is going well. You have ups and downs
Speaker 1: in your career. I certainly had a million of them.
Speaker 1: But when your career is going well as a dude,
Speaker 1: you love to look in the mirror and think, man,
Speaker 1: I have it figured out. Gosh, I am awesome, I'm
Speaker 1: doing what Look at how good I am. Oftentimes oftentimes
Speaker 1: you're just you just got cut up in the right circumstances.
Speaker 1: And then look, I'm gonna use a terrible example, because
Speaker 1: it's not that I don't think Bill Belichick is a
Speaker 1: great coach. Bill Belichick's widely thought of as being the
Speaker 1: greatest NFL coach of all time. Is he thought of
Speaker 1: that way if he doesn't draft Tom Brady in the
Speaker 1: sixth round? Or is he just another guy who sucked
Speaker 1: it up with the Cleveland Browns. You look real, real
Speaker 1: smart when things just happen to work out for you.
Speaker 1: But there's a flip side to that. There's a big
Speaker 1: flip side to that. Sometimes, no matter your talents, you're
Speaker 1: simply not put in a place where you can succeed.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you exactly what I'm talking about here
Speaker 1: in just a second. But let me tell you once
Speaker 1: again about my pillow. I'm honestly there's a huge sale
Speaker 1: right now the original my pillow. It's nineteen dollars and
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Speaker 1: for a minute. It really does mean the world to
Speaker 1: me that this is a company that shares my values.
Speaker 1: When I spend money at my pillow, and believe me,
Speaker 1: thanks to my wife, I've spent a lot. I can
Speaker 1: feel happy about it. I feel comfortable sending my pillow money,
Speaker 1: because not only am I supporting a great American company
Speaker 1: with American made products, I'm supporting a company that will
Speaker 1: never go out there and dump on my country and
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Speaker 1: We can make jokes. It's fine, you get that right
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: And back to what I was talking about. Remember, if
Speaker 1: you miss any part of the Jesse Kelly Show, you
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Speaker 1: No phone calls tonight, no guests tonight on and asked
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Speaker 1: Kelly Show dot com. Your love, your hate, your death threats.
Speaker 1: You're asked doctor Jesse questions for Friday, this one or
Speaker 1: the next. They all get read. All your emails go
Speaker 1: right to Chris. He prints them out for me. I
Speaker 1: read every single one of them. Back to what I
Speaker 1: was talking about. Someone was asking about the CEOs stepping down?
Speaker 1: Why are so many ceo stepping down going forward from here,
Speaker 1: it's going to be some rough times economically. It just is.
Speaker 1: There's because the Biden administration is so bad. Everything they're
Speaker 1: doing is bad for the economy. So if you're the
Speaker 1: CEO of a huge company, it's not that you don't matter.
Speaker 1: You are very important. Leadership does matter. But if tomorrow,
Speaker 1: if I was to make Chris the CEO of Coca
Speaker 1: Cola tomorrow, I just picked a random big company. So
Speaker 1: don't yell at me. If I was to make Chris
Speaker 1: the CEO of Coca Cola tomorrow, Chris could exist as
Speaker 1: the CEO of Coca Cola for years and Coca Cola
Speaker 1: would still be doing just fine. Profits would be rolling in.
Speaker 1: They'd be just fine. Would they be as fine as
Speaker 1: they would be if they hired someone who had actual intelligence? No, wow, Chris,
Speaker 1: it's fine. But now seriousness, they'd be fine. Because it's
Speaker 1: so big, they be fine. But what if the economy tanks?
Speaker 1: If the economy tanks, then profits go down. If profits
Speaker 1: go down, they don't look around too long for who
Speaker 1: to blame. With these big companies, they look at the CEO.
Speaker 1: If you're a CEO and you're worth a fortune, and
Speaker 1: you know you're gonna have some gigantic golden parachute check
Speaker 1: written to you the second you sign off. Why not
Speaker 1: sign off now and ride into the sunset, Go to
Speaker 1: the Mediterranean on a yacht with the wife, Go do
Speaker 1: whatever it is mega rich people do. You're gonna see
Speaker 1: more people resigning because you don't want to be the
Speaker 1: cog in the wheel as the wheel just sinking to
Speaker 1: the bottom of the ocean. Now, let's address something politically
Speaker 1: here right now, Kamala Harris is an unmitigated disaster in
Speaker 1: every way, and there's new breaking news out about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Here's Kamala. It's not right that families have to choose
Speaker 1: to either buy groceries or pay for healthcare, to either
Speaker 1: fill up their tank or pay their rent. Okay, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris has now lost four staffers in just in recent weeks.
Speaker 1: Four staffers and one month she's lost four staffers. Why
Speaker 1: does this keep happening? There are a couple different reasons
Speaker 1: why Kamala loses staffers, and honestly, I always figured Kamala
Speaker 1: could handle the staff but apparently I'm wrong. Kamala's losing
Speaker 1: staffers because her presidency, her potential presidency. The chances for
Speaker 1: that are going down. She got a lot of staffers,
Speaker 1: probably over qualified communists, because they assumed Joe Biden was
Speaker 1: going to get wheeled out the back of the White
Speaker 1: House eating Worther's originals within about the first six months
Speaker 1: to a year, and the air apparent Kamala would step
Speaker 1: up and then boom, you're already there. Oh wow, I'm
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris's communications person. Now I'm the communications person for
Speaker 1: the president. They thought that's how that was going to work.
Speaker 1: Now it's not exactly a secret anymore. The rumor mill
Speaker 1: being what it is in DC, Joe Biden and Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris hate each other, and as unpopular as Joe Biden is,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris has found a way, as she has so
Speaker 1: many times, to get underneath him. You have any idea
Speaker 1: how difficult it is to be less popular than Joe
Speaker 1: Biden right now, especially when you're vice president. You don't
Speaker 1: even have responsibilities. She's the backup quarterback. She's not throwing interceptions,
Speaker 1: she has no responsibilities at all, and yet she's wildly unpopular.
Speaker 1: So they're moving on. They're already talking about Buck Gig
Speaker 1: and all kinds of other things. That's one reason. A
Speaker 1: second reason is this, and this is a big, big
Speaker 1: part of why Kamala Harris not only his lost staff recently,
Speaker 1: she's notoriously bad to work for. You probably know somebody
Speaker 1: in your life. I hope you don't work with someone,
Speaker 1: but if you don't, you probably have at one point.
Speaker 1: You probably know someone in your life like this, the
Speaker 1: kind of person who will simply do and say anything
Speaker 1: to get ahead. Those people are very very difficult to
Speaker 1: work around. Either they're knifing co workers in the back,
Speaker 1: or they're sucking up to the boss, or it's all
Speaker 1: about them. They're just naked ambition. You know, that's probably
Speaker 1: a great nickname for Kamala Harris, naked ambition. It's a
Speaker 1: great nickname for But moving on here, Kamala Harris is
Speaker 1: naked ambition. She always has been. That's why she's done
Speaker 1: so many of the things that she's done in order
Speaker 1: to get to where she is now. It's very very
Speaker 1: difficult to work with somebody like that. It's virtually impossible
Speaker 1: to work for somebody like that. Because here's the thing.
Speaker 1: She's the leader of her office. Leadership matters, the boss
Speaker 1: does matter, and if the boss is constantly looking for
Speaker 1: ways to pass off blame when the boss is screwing up,
Speaker 1: that means the boss is constantly tossing his or her
Speaker 1: own people underneath the bus. When Kamala Harris has a
Speaker 1: bad day, and it seems like every day she has
Speaker 1: a bad day, she can't answer basic questions. Her personality
Speaker 1: is awkward. It's just terrible. When Kamala Harris has a
Speaker 1: bad day, you know, she goes back to that office
Speaker 1: and starts pointing fingers. Why didn't you tell me they
Speaker 1: were gonna ask that question. You can't work in an
Speaker 1: environment like that for very long. You simply cannot. You
Speaker 1: simply cannot in the same way. But look, we talk
Speaker 1: about employers employees all the time, right, what's the number
Speaker 1: one rule? Employees? Everyone knows it by now, make your
Speaker 1: boss's life easier. But there's the flip side to that
Speaker 1: for bosses. You don't throw your employees under the bus
Speaker 1: for your sake, or you won't have them for very long.
Speaker 1: People have options out there and they'll move on. That's
Speaker 1: why Kamala Harris has such a hard time handling her staff.
Speaker 1: Dear doctor Jesse Chieftain of the cheeseburgers. I've made your cheeseburgers,
Speaker 1: and they truly live up to the hype. I know
Speaker 1: they do. Just quickside note here, I'm not exactly informing
Speaker 1: anyone new, but since the show apparently is going to
Speaker 1: keep growing, I realize there are many who don't know this.
Speaker 1: I make the greatest cheeseburgers on the face of the planet.
Speaker 1: Don't roll your eyes, Chris, it has been independently confirmed
Speaker 1: a thousand times. I'm not a good cook. I'm not
Speaker 1: a chef. I don't know my way around the kitchen.
Speaker 1: I do make the best cheeseburgers on the planet. I
Speaker 1: think what we're going to do, because the show has
Speaker 1: an Instagram page at Jesse Kelly Shows the Instagram page,
Speaker 1: I think I'm going to record another video for the
Speaker 1: Instagram page of me giving out my burger recipe, and
Speaker 1: I'll probably give it out on the radio again very
Speaker 1: very shortly. I'll get to the rest of this question
Speaker 1: here in just a second. Hang on, don't it is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show, and Chris, did you see this?
Speaker 1: I love this one from Fox Business. I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: back to the emails here in just a second it's
Speaker 1: an ask doctor Jesse Friday. I love this from Fox Business.
Speaker 1: There is a widening gap between these red states and
Speaker 1: these blue states. So if you look over the last
Speaker 1: twelve months, the unemployment rate in the Red States tends
Speaker 1: to be about two percentage points lower than the blue states.
Speaker 1: So I'm not sure exactly what that what that is,
Speaker 1: but I think partly it is that red states have
Speaker 1: just been more open um. You think that might be
Speaker 1: what it is. It's it's so weird. It's wild. How
Speaker 1: if you don't shut down your economy, your economy runs better.
Speaker 1: It's so nuts. In all seriousness, I'm just taking a
Speaker 1: jab at him. But when I tell you to go
Speaker 1: to a red state, that's why. And I do understand
Speaker 1: life is more complicated than that. It's easy for me
Speaker 1: to sit here behind a microphone when I'm already in
Speaker 1: one I'm already in Texas and say, oh, just move.
Speaker 1: I know that's so easy to say, if it's possible,
Speaker 1: if you can do it with job and family, take
Speaker 1: it from me. I have lived everywhere. I've lived in
Speaker 1: purple areas, I've lived in very blue areas. I now
Speaker 1: live in a blood red area. Hear me out here.
Speaker 1: Life is so much better in a red area. The
Speaker 1: little experiences you have throughout the day, they make your
Speaker 1: life so much better. I'm not even just talking about
Speaker 1: COVID rules, the little experiences. Last night, I have to
Speaker 1: stop and get gas on the way home finish the show.
Speaker 1: Yet last night I go stop and get gas. I'm
Speaker 1: sitting there filling up with gas and I think to myself,
Speaker 1: I mean, the beer is right there, so I decide
Speaker 1: I'm gonna walk in and just grab six pack of
Speaker 1: beer for maybe the weekend. I walk in and the
Speaker 1: guy who was buying so he was buying a case
Speaker 1: of water, is sitting there talking with the cashier girl.
Speaker 1: I go back, grab six pack beer, walk up to
Speaker 1: the counter. He looks at me, steps back, says, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm really sorry, man. I was just gabbing with her
Speaker 1: and I said, oh, no, it's fine, And then she
Speaker 1: jumped in, she said, yeah, are bad. We didn't mean
Speaker 1: to make you wait. I said, I wasn't waiting at all.
Speaker 1: And we proceeded to have a five minute conversation about
Speaker 1: everything that was going on in the town and everything else.
Speaker 1: And then I pay for my stuff and I walk out.
Speaker 1: I'm like y'all. Have a good night. You two. Hey,
Speaker 1: great talking to you. I lived in a blue area
Speaker 1: for quite a while. You're never going to have that
Speaker 1: experience in a gas station. Believe me when I tell
Speaker 1: you that. If they look at you at all, it'll
Speaker 1: be to scowl at you. But most of the time
Speaker 1: everyone will be eyes down. Everyone's so freaking rude. Life
Speaker 1: is better in a red area. It is. It is,
Speaker 1: and it's not just economically. There are people in this country,
Speaker 1: and maybe you're one of them. There are people in
Speaker 1: this country. They still have to wear a mask every day.
Speaker 1: I brought it up earlier in the show, and I
Speaker 1: meant it, I don't. I don't know where mine is.
Speaker 1: I don't know where mine is. That's the difference right now.
Speaker 1: That's the difference. Back to the emails, it's an ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday. I made your cheeseburgers. They truly live
Speaker 1: up to the hype. I like to make enough one
Speaker 1: at a time, of course, to have some for the
Speaker 1: next day too. I also plan on trying your breakfast version.
Speaker 1: My super advanced breakfast version just involves adding an egg,
Speaker 1: a runny yoke egg to it, so the yoko drained down.
Speaker 1: Your chant is just the best thing ever anyway. That
Speaker 1: leads to my question, what it's the proper way to
Speaker 1: reheat your cheeseburgers oven? Where do we go full white
Speaker 1: trash and pop those bad boys in the microwave? Thank you, sir,
Speaker 1: and you can say my name. Remember I don't say
Speaker 1: your name, even for death threats unless you tell me
Speaker 1: I can. I'm the last person on earth who believes
Speaker 1: in privacy. His name is Philip. Philip. I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: as nice as I can here in Philip. Don't you
Speaker 1: dare reheat one of my cheeseburgers ever? My cheeseburgers. I
Speaker 1: want you to think of them like, let me think here,
Speaker 1: what if what if you were to find something super
Speaker 1: sacred out there? I mean what, Chris, I'm serious about this.
Speaker 1: What if you were to find an ancient throne of
Speaker 1: some kind? And how much would you treasure that ancient throne? Well,
Speaker 1: that's how much you should treasure my cheeseburgers and the experience.
Speaker 1: Shut up, Chris, of eating my cheeseburgers. You don't ever
Speaker 1: reheat my cheeseburgers. You make them one at a time
Speaker 1: because you make them to order. There should never be
Speaker 1: an extra cheeseburger that's already cooked. Now, I'll be honest,
Speaker 1: I like to make more than I need two, but
Speaker 1: I don't cook them. I usually use like a cookie
Speaker 1: sheet to put to prep all the meat and stuff
Speaker 1: like that in there, and then I'll prep the patties
Speaker 1: and just had the patties all stocked, all stacked up
Speaker 1: in the cooking sheet, so I can just sit there
Speaker 1: by by the frying pan and just fry them bad
Speaker 1: boys up. I just leave the raw burger there. I
Speaker 1: obviously cover it up with something foil or something like
Speaker 1: that and toss that sucker in the fridge. Because I'm
Speaker 1: just like you, they're so amazing. I want more the
Speaker 1: next day. Sometimes sometimes I'll eat them for two meals
Speaker 1: a day if I haven't lay around. But don't you
Speaker 1: ever email me and suggest reheating my burgers ever again, Philip,
Speaker 1: I'm ashamed of you. Ashamed Jesse. What is the attraction
Speaker 1: of communism? How have we got to this point? Not
Speaker 1: long after winning WW two, he says, I can say
Speaker 1: his name. His name is Travis United States Marine Corps
Speaker 1: Simper five, my brother five. All right, here's the attraction
Speaker 1: of communism. And this is difficult. This will be difficult
Speaker 1: for you to understand. It's difficult for me to understand.
Speaker 1: But here's the truth of it. People love to spread around.
Speaker 1: They love to spread around whatever their state of mind is.
Speaker 1: Happy people, genuinely content and happy people. They love to
Speaker 1: spread around happiness and contentment. They do. But we like
Speaker 1: to make fun of sometimes. You know, you know someone
Speaker 1: who's super into working out. Maybe you're super into working out,
Speaker 1: and we love to make fun diet people for the
Speaker 1: same reason. They're on a new diet, I've lost twenty pounds,
Speaker 1: And it's so much fun to make fun of those
Speaker 1: people because it becomes all they talk about, Oh look
Speaker 1: at my new diet, Oh look at my new workout.
Speaker 1: I just lifted today that. But the truth is, yes,
Speaker 1: it's fun to make fun of those people. The reason
Speaker 1: they're like that is that creates genuine enjoy in contentment
Speaker 1: for them, and they do want to share it with others.
Speaker 1: You finish your good workout, you know what it's like
Speaker 1: when you're working out. I don't know about you. I
Speaker 1: tend to yo yo. I'll go through periods of time
Speaker 1: where I'm working out hard and then I'll just get
Speaker 1: fat for like two months and then hate myself for
Speaker 1: it and go back to working out. And when I'm
Speaker 1: in though that mode where I'm working out hard, it
Speaker 1: does feel good, and you do want to tell other
Speaker 1: people about it, because you, whatever your state of mind is,
Speaker 1: you want to spread it to others. The same thing
Speaker 1: applies to it, like peer pressure. Oh I'm having a beer.
Speaker 1: Do you want a beer now? I don't feel like it.
Speaker 1: I'd rather feel good the next day. Oh, come on,
Speaker 1: have a beer or that. The same thing, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm talking about, the same thing applies though to misery.
Speaker 1: What's that old saying? I didn't come up with it,
Speaker 1: but now I'll take credit. What's that saying? By me?
Speaker 1: Hurt people? Hurt people? There are a lot of truly
Speaker 1: miserable people out there. They're jealous, miserable their life. Has
Speaker 1: it worked out exactly the way they wanted it to
Speaker 1: work out? As it out the way they pictured it,
Speaker 1: the way they You know, every little girl wants to
Speaker 1: be a princess, every man wants to be a king.
Speaker 1: And you wake up one day and you look at
Speaker 1: yourself in the mirror, and boy, is that not the
Speaker 1: way it worked out? And you're angry about it and
Speaker 1: you're bitter about it. When you're that way, you want
Speaker 1: to spread that to others too. That really is the
Speaker 1: essence of communism, the base, the base of communism. Communism
Speaker 1: is only made possible by envy. If envy didn't exist,
Speaker 1: there would never be any communism. That's why all of
Speaker 1: it today is here's everything you don't have. Here's what
Speaker 1: they have and you don't. Here's why you're oppressed. And
Speaker 1: that's the essence of communism. That's why it spreads so
Speaker 1: fast too, because if you allow that to creep in,
Speaker 1: you're in danger. What have I told you about stopping
Speaker 1: your kids from becoming communists? What's the best way to
Speaker 1: do it? Teach your kids to have a grateful heart,
Speaker 1: a grateful heart. Did it with my boys again last night.
Speaker 1: Tell me something you're grateful for, tell me some way
Speaker 1: that you're blessed, Make them think about it, make them
Speaker 1: realize how blessed they truly are, and then they'll never
Speaker 1: succumb to communism. That's why it spread so fast. All Right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna play you a little Joe Biden next Collie
Speaker 1: he is just do We're gonna play some Joe Biden next,
Speaker 1: and then I'll get back to some more ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse questions, but inflation. Remember I played the clip for
Speaker 1: you a bunch of times last night. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: play it again tonight. Janet yelling now flat out, coming
Speaker 1: out and saying inflation is not transitory at all. This
Speaker 1: inflation thing is here to stay. Listen, buy some gold
Speaker 1: from Oxford Gold Group. And you're doing that not because
Speaker 1: you like to look at shiny gold, although I'll be honest,
Speaker 1: that's not the worst thing in the world. You do that.
Speaker 1: So if these politicians continue to abuse the dollar and
Speaker 1: destroy the value of your doll you actually have something
Speaker 1: that's worth something. I mean, you realize all that money
Speaker 1: you have in the bank or invested or whatever. If
Speaker 1: they destroy the value of the dollar, it doesn't do
Speaker 1: you any good, It doesn't do me any good. Oxford
Speaker 1: Gold Group will actually deliver real gold to your front door.
Speaker 1: Call eight three three nine nine five Gold and tell
Speaker 1: Oxford Jesse told you to call get something the politicians
Speaker 1: cannot destroy. Eight three three nine nine five Gold. Tell
Speaker 1: him Jesse told you to call Oxford Gold Group. Truth attitude, Jesse, Kelly,
Speaker 1: it is the Jesse Kelly Show and Chris, did I
Speaker 1: mention to you I was on Tucker Carlson last night? What? Oh?
Speaker 1: I did bring that up earlier. It's not that I
Speaker 1: was on because obviously he's my buddy and I'm on
Speaker 1: there all the time. It's not just that I was
Speaker 1: on Tucker Hollison last night. It was how really really
Speaker 1: incredible I was. Jesse Kelly is the host of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. We're happy to have him join us tonight. Jesse,
Speaker 1: thanks so much for coming out. I mean, look, everyone
Speaker 1: kind of knows what we're learning in this trial, but
Speaker 1: there's something about seeing this get memory hold, like the
Speaker 1: attack in Walkershaw that drives me crazy as someone who
Speaker 1: cares about facts. Do you think they'll be able to
Speaker 1: make this go away? Absolutely, they'll make it go away. Tucker.
Speaker 1: You just brought up Walkershaw. That's the largest domestic terrorist
Speaker 1: attacked in how many years here, and it's already out
Speaker 1: of the papers. Ten people, if you go out ten
Speaker 1: people right now, if they know who Daryl Brooks is,
Speaker 1: they don't. They don't have any idea who you're talking about.
Speaker 1: They would say, who does he play for? The Tampa
Speaker 1: Bay buccaneers. They would have no idea who he is.
Speaker 1: They'll make this whole thing go away. I mean, I've
Speaker 1: enjoyed walking through memory Lane with you listening to him crying.
Speaker 1: The best part wasn't Robin Roberts's closed eyes. It was
Speaker 1: the whispering, Tucker, the whispering don't you want to stand
Speaker 1: exact click, She's very she's very concerned. Now, look, the
Speaker 1: media in this country hates the country. You have to
Speaker 1: make the country hate a bull to get everyone else
Speaker 1: to hate the country. And that's why they dive in
Speaker 1: the second they get a chance to try to make
Speaker 1: America look racist. The second the media sees something they
Speaker 1: can paint as a hate crime, they're gonna swan dive
Speaker 1: in like Whoopie Goldberg and a pool of marshmallow cream.
Speaker 1: To make people hate the country, you have to make
Speaker 1: the country hateable. I just I always think when I
Speaker 1: hear that, I mean, I live here. I've lived here
Speaker 1: for fifty years. It's the opposite of what they describe.
Speaker 1: I never see anybody attacking anybody because of his race.
Speaker 1: People seem to get along really well with people who
Speaker 1: are different from them. It actually seems like the most peaceful, warmest,
Speaker 1: kindest country in the world. Do you think people buy
Speaker 1: the stuff that it's a racist country. Sadly they do
Speaker 1: if all they consume is that. What's what we're going
Speaker 1: through right now, Tucker, is you have to seek out
Speaker 1: the truth. It doesn't just hit you if you just
Speaker 1: consume traditional news sources, read the newspaper, watch the big channels, NBC, ABCCBS.
Speaker 1: You live now in a world of make believe, and
Speaker 1: the problem is you don't know it. We have a
Speaker 1: huge percentage of Americans who are good people. They sit
Speaker 1: down at night and they turn on CBS after a
Speaker 1: long day of work and they think they're getting the
Speaker 1: news when they're getting outright lies. And you can't get
Speaker 1: the truth from the politicians. I mean, you showed Vice
Speaker 1: President Dome on there earlier. She grew She ran with
Speaker 1: that lie immediately. She loved it because the politicians are
Speaker 1: all scumbags now, and she refused to acknowledge it was
Speaker 1: a lie even after it was proved to be a lie,
Speaker 1: which tells you that she's she's really committed to deception,
Speaker 1: which is scary. Actually. Jesse Kelly a man with amazing instincts.
Speaker 1: On every story, I always think that great to see Tony,
Speaker 1: Thank you good. I do have amazing instincts, Chris, But
Speaker 1: don't roll your eyes. They are pretty incredible. It's just
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is such a bad person. And look, I
Speaker 1: get to take genuine, genuine pleasure in watching Dome fail,
Speaker 1: and she's going to keep failing. She is, Chris, speaking
Speaker 1: of failing. Why is the president of the United States?
Speaker 1: And I realized this is probably just a slip of
Speaker 1: the tongue, so let's not make something more of this
Speaker 1: than we should. But why is Joe Biden constantly doing
Speaker 1: things or saying things around children that make people feel
Speaker 1: like they need a showers of your boys? Sounds a
Speaker 1: little different, are you okay? I'm okay. I have a
Speaker 1: test every day to see you on a COVID test.
Speaker 1: I have a checking all strange. What I have and
Speaker 1: is a one and a half year old grandson who
Speaker 1: had a cold, who likes to kiss his pop. And
Speaker 1: he've been kissing in anyway, so kissing. You know what. Now,
Speaker 1: we're not going into it, Chris, We're not going to
Speaker 1: that anymore. Gosh, all right, back to the emails. Why
Speaker 1: do you think the Russian Army during World War Two
Speaker 1: was the best military ever. I think that was the
Speaker 1: German military or I think the German military was much better. Oh,
Speaker 1: I never said the Russian army during World War two
Speaker 1: was the best military. I actually think the German army
Speaker 1: in World War One might have been the best military ever.
Speaker 1: But frankly, it's the Mongols. It's Genghis Khan's Mongols. That's
Speaker 1: the greatest military ever. What, Chris, can they be called
Speaker 1: a military? They took over like the entire known planet. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's the military, Chris. That's Chris is so stupid. He
Speaker 1: just said that's not an organized military. That's one of,
Speaker 1: if not the most organized militaries of all time. Did
Speaker 1: you know to this day they organize militaries around the
Speaker 1: world are as included in It's not always this way,
Speaker 1: but basically in groups of ten. So you'll have a
Speaker 1: squad that's ten men, and then a platoon that's three
Speaker 1: different or four different squads of ten men, and then
Speaker 1: you'll have a company that's that's different different three or
Speaker 1: four different patoons. Like everything is divided up that way.
Speaker 1: Where do you think the world got that, Chris, Genghis Khan,
Speaker 1: I mean people do not know enough about Genghis Khan.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, granted he killed by forty million people, so
Speaker 1: we can't we can't exactly lionize the guy. But Genghis
Speaker 1: Khan was absurdly good, absurdly good. If you were to
Speaker 1: list the greatest generals who ever lived, Genghis Khan is
Speaker 1: probably number one. But that's not the most amazing thing.
Speaker 1: The most amazing thing is if you're making a top
Speaker 1: ten list, you probably have three or four of Genghis
Speaker 1: Khan's generals underneath him on the top ten list of
Speaker 1: all time. People do not know how great the Mongolian
Speaker 1: army was. But back to your question, I never said
Speaker 1: that Russian military was the greatest ever. It's not what
Speaker 1: I said. What I said, and I've said this repeatedly.
Speaker 1: There's a common way of thinking in the anti communist
Speaker 1: American movement, you know, my movement. There's a common way
Speaker 1: of thinking where people will say, hey, we should have
Speaker 1: kept going after World War Two and defeated the Soviets.
Speaker 1: You know, Patton wanted to do that. We should have
Speaker 1: gone after the Soviets. If we'd known we could, we
Speaker 1: could have taken out communism. Then that's a common way
Speaker 1: of thinking. It's dead wrong. The American military could not
Speaker 1: have invaded the Soviet Union and defeated the Red Army
Speaker 1: at the end of World War two. Yes, we were
Speaker 1: incredible by the end of World War two, and our
Speaker 1: navy was the best in the world by a mile.
Speaker 1: So were the Soviets. They'd just gotten done in the
Speaker 1: greatest military campaign ever, running Nazi Germany out of their country. Now. Granted,
Speaker 1: lots of their stuff was stuff we had sent them,
Speaker 1: but they were a well oiled, experienced fighting machine. Don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong. They couldn't have invaded us, but we
Speaker 1: could not have invaded them. People, people who bring that
Speaker 1: up act like that was possible. That was not possible. Plus,
Speaker 1: the American public had no appetite for more war. Everyone
Speaker 1: was done with it by the end of World War Two.
Speaker 1: All Right, we have more questions next, and people want
Speaker 1: to know about popcorn, people want to know about relationships.
Speaker 1: I'll explain it all in just a second, said Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday, don't forget to
Speaker 1: tune into my TV show tonight on the first nine
Speaker 1: pm Easter. We're doing a special. It's gonna be a
Speaker 1: good time. All right, let's talk about vaccines for a second.
Speaker 1: I got this emails. It's an asked doctor Jesse Friday, Right,
Speaker 1: doctor Kelly. They say I'm killing people because I'm unvaxed.
Speaker 1: It's been two years. How long is this going to take?
Speaker 1: I've breathed on many commies, yet they live any advice,
Speaker 1: says I can. His name, his name is Kemp. Look,
Speaker 1: obviously he's being tongue in cheek. But again, I know
Speaker 1: I've asked this a hundred times on the air. I
Speaker 1: continue to ask it all these vaccine mandates. Everywhere a
Speaker 1: vaccine mandate is in, it's indicating that an unvaccinated person
Speaker 1: spreads coronavirus and a vaccinated person does not. It also
Speaker 1: indicates that the vaccinated person is somehow in danger from
Speaker 1: the unvaccinated person. And I just have to ask the
Speaker 1: question once again, why does a vaccinated person need to
Speaker 1: be protected from an unvaccinated person? Did you not get
Speaker 1: the vaccine? Did you not get the vaccine under the
Speaker 1: assumption that it protects you from coronavirus? I mean, I
Speaker 1: realized I just went to community college, but that's kind
Speaker 1: of how vaccines work. You take the vaccine so you
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about that disease anymore. So you
Speaker 1: took your coronavirus vaccine. You're passionate about it. Believe me,
Speaker 1: you can't walk five steps without somebody bragging about their vaccine.
Speaker 1: So why are you worried about the unvaccinated? Anybody? Can
Speaker 1: anyone answer this question? And then I've mentioned it before.
Speaker 1: I've mentioned it a lot. I've been I've given passionate
Speaker 1: speeches about it on the show. How dangerous it is
Speaker 1: to scapegoat people who haven't been vaccinated. Remember when Joe
Speaker 1: Biden came out and Joe Biden talked about this being
Speaker 1: the pandemic of the unvaccinated, and that kind of language spread.
Speaker 1: It's just spread across the globe. You saw other global
Speaker 1: leaders saying the pandemic of the unvaccinated, pandemic of the unvaccinated.
Speaker 1: I said, it is very, very, very dangerous. I said
Speaker 1: it's very dangerous because historically, I know it sound over
Speaker 1: the top. That's how atrocities and genocides start. You identify
Speaker 1: a group of people, pick your religion or race, whatever
Speaker 1: it may be, and you tell the country. You see
Speaker 1: that minority group over there, those are the ones who
Speaker 1: are responsible for all of our problem. Remember they're still
Speaker 1: blaming them for the economy. It's a big deal. Well,
Speaker 1: the boys dug up this philosopher, Paul Kingsworth. He's speaking
Speaker 1: my language. People are arguing about the vaccines, but they're
Speaker 1: really under the surface arguing about what kind of person
Speaker 1: you are if you have taken these things, whether you're
Speaker 1: a good or a bad person, or clean or unclean one.
Speaker 1: We have this situation in which the scapegoat mechanism is
Speaker 1: kicking in. Right. We can very very clearly see the
Speaker 1: so called unvaxed, who often represented as anti vax or
Speaker 1: far right actors or general conspiracy nuts, becoming the new
Speaker 1: class of people it's acceptable to demonize and abuse and
Speaker 1: even threatened to kill. And that's where we are now
Speaker 1: because of the choice that people have made, and this
Speaker 1: is being used to justify an authoritarian society. In my view,
Speaker 1: Oh it's not in your view, it is. That's what's
Speaker 1: happening right now across the globe. Across the globe, these
Speaker 1: politicians and billionaires, they have decided that coronavirus is wonderful
Speaker 1: and it is the path to get them all the
Speaker 1: power they've ever wanted. Gosh, back to your emails, Doctor Jesse.
Speaker 1: You've been giving a lot of relationship advice lately, and
Speaker 1: I'm curious about something on Twitter. You mentioned a girl
Speaker 1: you were into from junior college you had a nose
Speaker 1: ring and a snake tattoo down her back, but didn't elaborate.
Speaker 1: I'm curious about the story behind this. Please regale us
Speaker 1: with what I'm sure as a cautionary tale one. I
Speaker 1: don't give out relationship advice unless you ask, nor am
Speaker 1: I the one qualified to do so. But now it
Speaker 1: looks as you know, I went to community college when
Speaker 1: I got out of the Marine Corps. I'm not a
Speaker 1: good student. I hate hate school, hate school, and didn't
Speaker 1: want to be there either. And I don't need to
Speaker 1: elaborate on anything. I will just say there was a
Speaker 1: girl in community college when I first got out, and
Speaker 1: she did have a tattoo that ran from the back
Speaker 1: of her neck apparently, I mean, all I know is
Speaker 1: what she looked like, but a turn on. Apparently it
Speaker 1: ran from the back of her neck all the way
Speaker 1: down across her back and things like that. And look,
Speaker 1: I don't want to sound like old fuddy Duddy Jesse
Speaker 1: at all. All right, I'm not. I don't want to
Speaker 1: sound like old fuddy Duddy Jesse. I have nothing against tattoos.
Speaker 1: I have nothing against tattoos on chicks. I don't have
Speaker 1: any tattoos, but I've been close a couple of times.
Speaker 1: They were a couple of nights in the Marine Corps.
Speaker 1: Often late nights out with your buddies, you end up
Speaker 1: in a tattoo pother and they're getting, you know, a
Speaker 1: Marine Corps tattoo or something like that. And I've had
Speaker 1: plenty of times where I was tempted. No tattoos, though,
Speaker 1: And now I'm forty. Now it's just lame. I mean,
Speaker 1: now now it's lame. So now I'll never get one.
Speaker 1: I don't have a problem with tattoos on women either.
Speaker 1: I mean, sometimes it could be a little spicy out there,
Speaker 1: but if it goes a little too far, you guys,
Speaker 1: I'm talking to you guys, not talking to the ladies.
Speaker 1: Right now, Fellas, I know what you're thinking. Believe me,
Speaker 1: you're gonna run into trouble, all right, You're gonna run
Speaker 1: into trouble. All I'm saying is tattoo. Fine, couple tattoos,
Speaker 1: No big deal. A dragon going down the length of
Speaker 1: your back. Trust me on this. Not a good idea.
Speaker 1: Not a good idea. It's like redheads, Chris, What that's fine? Yo?
Speaker 1: Movie theater question? Second part. We now know that both
Speaker 1: armrests are yours. They are mine. By the way, if
Speaker 1: we're sitting down, both of them belong to me. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that because I'm rude, Although I am rude.
Speaker 1: I'm six eight and I have wide shoulders. I need
Speaker 1: both armrests. But what do you do? He says, when
Speaker 1: the patron next to you who leaves his popcorn with
Speaker 1: yummy butter, he does not come back to from the restroom,
Speaker 1: You eat? What kind of savages? Listen to this show? No,
Speaker 1: you don't eat. And here's why you don't eat his popcorn,
Speaker 1: not because it's right or wrong. Bro, have you been
Speaker 1: to a public restroom before? You know how many disgusting
Speaker 1: dudes out there do not wash their hands after they
Speaker 1: use the bathroom. It's disgusting. I can't believe people do this.
Speaker 1: Now Listen, we're out in nature, camping, hunting stuff like that,
Speaker 1: obviously not I'm not worried about that. But in a
Speaker 1: public setting with a sink right there and soap and
Speaker 1: paper towels, and you'll just go up and do your business,
Speaker 1: and they just stroll out the door. How do I
Speaker 1: know that guy hasn't been sticking those disgusting fingers? I know, Chris,
Speaker 1: I know right in the popcorn. No way, no, Why gosh, dear,
Speaker 1: totally normal, average sized Jesse. My wife is a bit
Speaker 1: of a lefty. She often gets mad at me about
Speaker 1: the things I post on socials and says it makes
Speaker 1: me look like a bigot, even though she knows them not.
Speaker 1: But over the last few months I've been clubbing her
Speaker 1: over the head with undeniable bits of truth about COVID
Speaker 1: communist universities in the media's marriage with the left, and
Speaker 1: I feel she's starting to see things the way I do.
Speaker 1: What is your best advice for trying to convince set
Speaker 1: her left people that the Democratic Party isn't their Grandpa's
Speaker 1: Democratic Party anymore. Here's my best advice, Because it's difficult
Speaker 1: to convert. Remember you're not converting a Democrat. This is
Speaker 1: somebody who has a religion. So it's difficult to get
Speaker 1: someone to convert from their religion, right, you tend to
Speaker 1: stick around with that sort of thing. May I suggest
Speaker 1: this be if it's someone who's coming around now, look,
Speaker 1: if it's a full blown communists, just make fun of
Speaker 1: them and make their lives miserible and move on. If
Speaker 1: this is someone you care about, obviously like your wife,
Speaker 1: I mean, I would hope you care about her and
Speaker 1: she's coming around, I would suggest not doing anything you're
Speaker 1: not already doing. Just keep feeding her information. If she's
Speaker 1: already waking up, what that tells you is whatever her background,
Speaker 1: whatever this is. And I have people who have their
Speaker 1: family members are going through this all the time. If
Speaker 1: she's already coming around, it tells you this is a
Speaker 1: thinking human being. This is a person who can be
Speaker 1: saved from all this horrible stuff. So do your work,
Speaker 1: Just do your work. Continue to reveal the truth to
Speaker 1: her when there's a new insane thing that's revealed out there,
Speaker 1: simply presented to her, and show this is what they want.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you one thing, and I believe this for
Speaker 1: a long time, and I continue to hear this. One
Speaker 1: thing that is screwing up the left bad in this country,
Speaker 1: is there embrace of all the drag queen stuff for kids.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a new drag queen story out for
Speaker 1: kids and every other crazy leftist city. You need to
Speaker 1: show her that, show your friends that that is such
Speaker 1: a bridge too far for so many people. One of
Speaker 1: my buddies, I was actually just talking to him last night.
Speaker 1: His aunt is just this hardcore democrat, hardcore liberal, has
Speaker 1: been forever, and he was he was laughing it up.
Speaker 1: We were talking last night. He said, you know, she
Speaker 1: told me last night, she said she switched to being
Speaker 1: an independent. He said, for her, that's practically her coming
Speaker 1: out as being Barry Goldwater. Why she's a Mexican, This
Speaker 1: Mexican family, by buddies, Mexican. That whole trans stuff, especially
Speaker 1: trans stuff with kids, that was way too far for her.
Speaker 1: You want to you want to talk about taxes, are
Speaker 1: spending of stuff like that, open boarders, She's all about it.
Speaker 1: You start having trans people dancing in front of kids
Speaker 1: in school, that was for her, that was that was
Speaker 1: just a bridge too far. I would argue, you don't
Speaker 1: have to do anything, just keep revealing little bits of
Speaker 1: truth here and there and they'll come around. All right,
Speaker 1: we already have a well we have another family sadly
Speaker 1: being divided by coronavirus and vaccines. We'll talk about that
Speaker 1: here in a second. I have a great little audio
Speaker 1: clip from the great Senator Kennedy. But first we've been
Speaker 1: talking about kids. Talk a lot about kids and how
Speaker 1: you can reveal certain things to them. There's this old
Speaker 1: way of thinking that needs to die, and that's that, Oh, well,
Speaker 1: all young people are gonna be socialists anyway, That's a
Speaker 1: bald faced lie. Young people are what you train them
Speaker 1: to be. Do you want your kids to have your values?
Speaker 1: Do you want them to be aware of communism and
Speaker 1: fight against it? Do you want your kids to even
Speaker 1: understand what free markets are, why they're important, entrepreneurship, the
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Speaker 1: forget if you missed any part of the show. You
Speaker 1: can catch the whole thing on iHeart, Google, Spotify, and
Speaker 1: iTunes if you want to watch me. I have a
Speaker 1: TV show every single night on the first TV. We're
Speaker 1: running a special tonight nine pm Eastern. You'll enjoy that. Chris.
Speaker 1: Before we get back to the Asked Doctor Jesse questions,
Speaker 1: I want to clear something up. We've been talking about
Speaker 1: this a lot about how radical the Democrats governed. They
Speaker 1: get elected, they promptly try to reward or their friends
Speaker 1: and punish their enemies, and they try to make sure
Speaker 1: their people are entrenched in our government forever. There is
Speaker 1: a radical guy trying to get appointed as a justice
Speaker 1: right now. His name is Dale Ho. No, there's no
Speaker 1: relation to Kamala. He got asked a question by Kennedy
Speaker 1: and it was wonderful, wonderful watching Senator Kennedy make this
Speaker 1: guy squirm. I want to assure you that I understand
Speaker 1: that the role of a judge is to set aside
Speaker 1: whatever personal views are your testimony, did you say quote
Speaker 1: Republicanism is an anti democratic virus? No, Senator, I don't
Speaker 1: believe I've used those words. Okay, you're under oath now, Yes, Senator,
Speaker 1: I don't believe I've used those words. I do remember
Speaker 1: saying last year that there was loss of confidence in
Speaker 1: our elections that has spread kind of like a virus us. Right, Well,
Speaker 1: that's that's a long way from calling the Republican Party
Speaker 1: an anti democratic virus. Yes, it's it's very different. And
Speaker 1: I don't believe I used those words. Right. If you
Speaker 1: did use those words, will you pull down your nomination? Senator,
Speaker 1: I don't believe I've used those words. But if you
Speaker 1: did it, will you withdraw? It's hard for me to
Speaker 1: imagine a scenario in which but I'm just saying, if
Speaker 1: you said it, will you withdraw? If I were quoting
Speaker 1: someone else saying it to describe that kind of sentence,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be expressing my own views. But Senator, I
Speaker 1: don't believe I've ever used Oh he used it. He
Speaker 1: used it because Kennedy was reading it. I just look,
Speaker 1: there's nothing major to it. I just enjoyed watching him squirm.
Speaker 1: But that's what they're doing, that's what they're packing this
Speaker 1: place with. Dear j Steele, many guns, Kelly, thank you
Speaker 1: for introducing me to Daryl Cooper this week. Chris, what
Speaker 1: data we have Daryl Cooper on the show this week?
Speaker 1: Hang on, look that up. Look up. We had a
Speaker 1: Daryl Cooper on the show this week. And you know,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't spend a ton of time on
Speaker 1: the show promoting podcasts, or promoting candidates, or promoting charities.
Speaker 1: And it's not because I don't I don't care about
Speaker 1: any of those or I don't respect him. I like it.
Speaker 1: When I do it, it means more if it's not
Speaker 1: something you do every day. Daryl Cooper he runs the
Speaker 1: Martyrmade podcast and he's just go download Tuesday show. You'll
Speaker 1: enjoy my interview with Cooper and you'll enjoy the Martyr
Speaker 1: Made Podcast. It is really really good. He he researches
Speaker 1: stuff a lot. If you're into history and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: it's really good. I'll tell you. He has like a
Speaker 1: six parter. I think of some of the first podcasts
Speaker 1: he did on the formation of Israel. Now at the
Speaker 1: end of it, he kind of kind of points the
Speaker 1: finger at Israel, which he and I disagree on that,
Speaker 1: but it's still a wildly informative podcast, very very informative,
Speaker 1: very good stuff. Anyway, thank you for introducing me to
Speaker 1: Daryl Cooper. This week I listened to his podcast titled
Speaker 1: Anti Humans, and nothing made my blood run cold like
Speaker 1: him describing the black masses at Poteste Prison or Potest Prison.
Speaker 1: It's actually called potest I, believe. Let me pose here
Speaker 1: for a second. In Romania, they were struggling with communism too,
Speaker 1: and there was a prison. There's a museum actually where
Speaker 1: this prison used to be, now called Poteste p I
Speaker 1: t e Sti or Potest. It was another prison run
Speaker 1: by communists trying to quote convert all the people who
Speaker 1: didn't become communists. You know, I do a family show.
Speaker 1: I do a show you can listen to with your kids.
Speaker 1: I always will. You will never have to worry about
Speaker 1: leaving this show while the while the kids are in
Speaker 1: the car, you run inside to grab a back of
Speaker 1: chips or something like that. I don't. That's not because
Speaker 1: I'm a good person. It's because I have kids, and
Speaker 1: I'm so sick of all theth out there, I can't
Speaker 1: let my kids listen to. So because of that, I
Speaker 1: understand there are many many kids listened to the show.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into the details of what
Speaker 1: happened if this prison or inside of this prison, but
Speaker 1: I will just say it is stuff that very well
Speaker 1: may not be appropriate for your kids. If they're a
Speaker 1: little older and they're able to handle it. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know the maturity level of your children. If
Speaker 1: they're a little older, they may be able to handle it.
Speaker 1: But communists really are anti human. It's part of the religion.
Speaker 1: That's why they end up killing. That's why they've killed
Speaker 1: so many millions and millions, tens of millions of people,
Speaker 1: oh well over one hundred million people. It is not
Speaker 1: just a religion of domination and destruction. It is an
Speaker 1: anti human religion. They just have no regard whatsoever for
Speaker 1: human life. None, no regard for human life. Anyway, moving on,
Speaker 1: he said, I have known about the horrors of communism,
Speaker 1: but I feel like I was woefully uninformed on this,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure much more or for that time, was
Speaker 1: wondering if you had any good recommendations on reading materials
Speaker 1: or documentaries love the show. You can save my name
Speaker 1: if you read this. His name is Jake PS. Seeing
Speaker 1: what they did, I think this answers your question about
Speaker 1: why Communists are so good at propaganda. If you don't
Speaker 1: have a soul, you can easily do what is needed
Speaker 1: to get power. I mean, that, obviously, is why the
Speaker 1: Communists are so good at propaganda. Every word they say
Speaker 1: is a lie, and they're not worried about that. There's
Speaker 1: just no morality there because again, they don't have a religion.
Speaker 1: Communism is their god, Communism is their religion. You hear
Speaker 1: this a lot. You'll hear this on the ultra ultra nationalists, right,
Speaker 1: a lot. You'll hear Actually, they'll talk about Jews and
Speaker 1: they'll blame Commune. They'll blame the Jews for Communism. It's
Speaker 1: very very common. It's very very common. See Chris even
Speaker 1: partially does, and he's Jewish. And I'm telling you here's why.
Speaker 1: Here's where you're wrong. Yes, there were a lot of
Speaker 1: Jewish people originally involved in Communism in the Russian Revolution
Speaker 1: and things like that. But here's where people get this wrong.
Speaker 1: They get this wrong a lot. Yes they were Jews,
Speaker 1: but they were not loyal to Judaism. They were loyal
Speaker 1: to Communism. Yes, they were Jewish by heritage, maybe even
Speaker 1: Jewish by religion. That's where they screwed up big time
Speaker 1: when they when they were trying to appeal to the
Speaker 1: Jews of the Soviet Union during World War One, when
Speaker 1: they're like, hey, you can have Israel, they thought they
Speaker 1: were appealing to Judaism. No, Communists don't have a second religion.
Speaker 1: Communism is their religion. It is their religion. There's not
Speaker 1: a second one. And that's why they are so so
Speaker 1: good at propaganda. The truth is simply not in them.
Speaker 1: They can say and will say and do anything and everything. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna finish this question here in a second hang.
Speaker 1: This is the Jesse Kelly Show. On an Ask Doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday. The question was actually I kind of glossed
Speaker 1: right over. The question was do you have more book
Speaker 1: recommendations or documentaries on communism and the horrors of Communism?
Speaker 1: The answer to that question is yes, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to give them to you now for a specific reason.
Speaker 1: I get asked a lot because I'm such a geek,
Speaker 1: because I love I love documentaries, and I like I
Speaker 1: like books. Shut up, Chris I enjoy reading books and
Speaker 1: I like documentaries. I'm forty going on eighty, Okay, I
Speaker 1: love to read and I love documentaries. My whole family
Speaker 1: makes fun of me, the wife, my boys do everybody.
Speaker 1: They'll catch me if I get time to myself at night.
Speaker 1: I'll be sitting there glass suburban in a book or
Speaker 1: a documentary and what are you watching? I mean? And
Speaker 1: I'll tell them, oh, I'm watching a documentary on the
Speaker 1: Civil War, and they'll say, oh, geez, dad. They really
Speaker 1: love it when I make them sit down and watch
Speaker 1: with me. I'm no sit, you sit and learn anyway.
Speaker 1: I like these things a lot. And because I like
Speaker 1: these things a lot and I bring them up on
Speaker 1: the show, I try to give you a good content
Speaker 1: when I can find it, just because I know you
Speaker 1: like this stuff too. I need to come up with
Speaker 1: a list, and I'm thinking our Instagram page the show
Speaker 1: started an Instagram page at Jesse Kelly Show. I'm thinking
Speaker 1: that's going to be a good resource for it. We
Speaker 1: have a Twitter page two at Jesse Kelly Show. I
Speaker 1: think I think Chris will have to tell me if
Speaker 1: this is possible, we'll work on it. I'm gonna come
Speaker 1: up with a continuous reading list. Maybe it'll have to
Speaker 1: be on the website or something, a documentary list in
Speaker 1: a reading list of things of things I like and
Speaker 1: things I've consumed. And because I'm gonna wait and we're
Speaker 1: gonna think about this and we're gonna start compiling it,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hold off on that. And by the way,
Speaker 1: there's a reason. There's a reason you found it very
Speaker 1: difficult to find books in documentaries on communists atrocities? What
Speaker 1: do you think that reason is? How hard would you
Speaker 1: have to look right now to find something about the Nazis?
Speaker 1: Be easy? Right, It's everywhere, It's everywhere you look. You know,
Speaker 1: the Communist skilled more than the Nazis did by several times.
Speaker 1: Why is it so hard to find something on communist atrocities?
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is? Why isn't your child
Speaker 1: learning that in America's government schools. Why isn't there documentary
Speaker 1: after documentary after documentary on Amazon Prime about the horrible
Speaker 1: communist atrocities across the globe? Why do you think that is?
Speaker 1: M I wonder, I do wonder. It is funny. In fact,
Speaker 1: I just saw Wikipedia. I know you got a Wikipedia.
Speaker 1: Everyone does Wikipedia. They're getting ready to delete one of
Speaker 1: their pages. Okay, that's weird. What page is it? There's
Speaker 1: a page dedicated on Wikipedia to the mass killings committed
Speaker 1: by communists. Wikipedia has decided that this page is quote
Speaker 1: too biased it needs to be removed. I wonder why
Speaker 1: I became my grandfather in October, or I became a
Speaker 1: grandfather in October. I became my grandfather. I became a
Speaker 1: grandfather in October. I can't see my grandson because I
Speaker 1: haven't been jabbed. I've had COVID and I've offered to
Speaker 1: get tested before a visit. My daughter has lost her
Speaker 1: beeping mind. You can say my name. His name is
Speaker 1: David Brother. I'm so sorry. I don't have I don't
Speaker 1: have something else to say. It's your daughter, so I'm
Speaker 1: not going to say what i'd like to say right now.
Speaker 1: It's still your daughter. But I will just say this
Speaker 1: in a general sense. If you're hearing the sound of
Speaker 1: my voice right now and you won't see your parents,
Speaker 1: your child, your brother, your nephew, if you've allowed coronavirus
Speaker 1: to so consume your mind that you have cut off
Speaker 1: family members you love, you are a broken piece of trash,
Speaker 1: and you really really need to examine your heart. Family
Speaker 1: is everything, and I know what it's like to be
Speaker 1: estranged from family members. And man, if you just tossed
Speaker 1: that away for a virus, your child isn't even at
Speaker 1: risk for you really, genuinely are a piece of garbage.
Speaker 1: You let that man see his grandson or granddaughter whatever
Speaker 1: it is, Godly, that is unspeakable. What has happened in
Speaker 1: this country? Man? I hate it. Chris, I can't. I
Speaker 1: can't believe how many of these I get. And I'm
Speaker 1: not saying don't stop. I'm not saying to stop. Send
Speaker 1: him to me Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com.
Speaker 1: Email me anything you want. Keep sending to me. That's fine,
Speaker 1: just that I hate reading it. It's terrible. Mister handsome tenderloin.
Speaker 1: You often talk about how ancient Rome, when in times
Speaker 1: of war, would appoint one man to take over. Let's
Speaker 1: say we take up that idea and you are appointed
Speaker 1: the man in charge and you have unlimited say in
Speaker 1: turning our country around. What would you do with that power?
Speaker 1: And how long would it take to turn us around
Speaker 1: in the right direction. Also, I recently worked on a
Speaker 1: set of live Greta Van Fleet shows and was disappointed
Speaker 1: every time I didn't hear it is the Jesse Kelly's show.
Speaker 1: After the intro of Highway tune, keep it up, brother,
Speaker 1: you can say my name, his name is Mike. That
Speaker 1: is a great jam. It is a great jam gets
Speaker 1: me fired up and ready to go. I don't think
Speaker 1: I should probably answer the question of what I would
Speaker 1: do with that power. It depends on how long you'd
Speaker 1: give me. Look, the truth is, you must be I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about hurting people, but you must be very,
Speaker 1: very aggressive with communism. You have to treat it as
Speaker 1: if it's a virus that has to be purged. I
Speaker 1: don't think they should be able to work. I think
Speaker 1: they should be isolated from other people. In fact, anybody
Speaker 1: whose form born it all should be deported immediately. That
Speaker 1: I'm not joking about this, Tommy. We have in the West.
Speaker 1: The West has been consumed by communism because the West
Speaker 1: was not nearly aggressive enough in dealing with it. People
Speaker 1: think Joe McCarthy was bad because he had some hearings
Speaker 1: and got some people fired. If we'd known the stakes
Speaker 1: of what happens when your country goes full communists, I
Speaker 1: say Joe McCarthy was a gentle, gentle soul, much more
Speaker 1: gentle than he should have been. Communism is a death cult.
Speaker 1: Communism means the death and misery for millions. What would
Speaker 1: I do? Oh, I do a lot. I would do
Speaker 1: a lot. Dear Oracle, you were in the Apocalypse and
Speaker 1: you only get one weapon, but unlimited AMMO. What do
Speaker 1: you choose? I have noticed that you have not been
Speaker 1: as harsh with Chris lately, and I would like a
Speaker 1: reason why. I have been very nice to you. Chris
Speaker 1: have and I I'm what, I've been very nice. I'm
Speaker 1: a nice person, says I can say his name. His
Speaker 1: name is Cooper. One one weapon, unlimited AMO. Here's the problem.
Speaker 1: It's the apocalypse. You say I'm allowed one weapon, I'm
Speaker 1: allowed unlimited AMBO. But here's what people don't consider, and
Speaker 1: you wouldn't consider this unless you've done it. People do
Speaker 1: not consider how heavy ammunition is. They do not consider
Speaker 1: the weight. Like when I was in the Marine Corps,
Speaker 1: I was in the infantry, but I was also a mortarman,
Speaker 1: so I had obviously my weapon. We were carrying M sixteens.
Speaker 1: Back then, I was carrying an M sixteen. I need
Speaker 1: several magazines for an M sixteen with me generally six
Speaker 1: or so, probably a full magazine. A full thirty round
Speaker 1: mac on an on an M sixteen is heavy. Now
Speaker 1: you've got six of those. Now I've got a flat
Speaker 1: jacket on top of that. Now I have a plate
Speaker 1: inside the flat jacket in the front and the back
Speaker 1: in case I get shot in the back. I also
Speaker 1: have to carry water. I must carry water, and water
Speaker 1: is heavy. We haven't even started talking about a medikit
Speaker 1: of some kind. That's just as important as the ambo.
Speaker 1: Got to patch yourself up someone's getting shot. Plus I
Speaker 1: had to carry rounds for the mortar tube, and those
Speaker 1: bad boys are heavy, and I mean heavy. People do
Speaker 1: not understand how much of combat is carrying weight, humping
Speaker 1: weight around. It's a lot. And yeah, Chris, that was
Speaker 1: five five six. It's part of the reason our military
Speaker 1: has gone to mainly five five six over the seven
Speaker 1: six two rounds weight. Obviously, a seven six two round
Speaker 1: is a heavy round. It hits harder if you had
Speaker 1: to shoot someone with it, a Chinese communist or something
Speaker 1: like that, you definitely rather use a seven six two.
Speaker 1: But that stuff weighs a lot. It weighs a lot,
Speaker 1: so if you're look in a perfect world, you tell
Speaker 1: me unlimited AMMO. I don't know, maybe a two forty golf,
Speaker 1: maybe a fifty cow. But the problem is I have
Speaker 1: to hump the AMMO around. I'm not so sure I
Speaker 1: wouldn't just pick an AAR fifteen and let the chips
Speaker 1: fall where they may. Or maybe I'm just biased because
Speaker 1: that's what I'm used to. All Right, We're gonna churn
Speaker 1: through as many of these asked doctor Jesse questions. That's
Speaker 1: kind of gonna be my headlines I didn't get to
Speaker 1: today on a Friday. We're gonna churn through those as
Speaker 1: many as possible. Next I'm gonna go rapid fire. But first,
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Speaker 1: I just made your Christmas easier? Is he smarter than
Speaker 1: everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah? The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kellys Show. Final segment
Speaker 1: up the Jesse Kelly Show. I just think too, I
Speaker 1: think to myself one more time, just one more time.
Speaker 1: We need to hear this from Joe Biden. And I
Speaker 1: do have to ask again, why is Joe Biden constantly
Speaker 1: being creepy with kids? Of your voice sounds a little different?
Speaker 1: Are you okay? I'm okay. I have a test every
Speaker 1: day to see you on a COVID test. I have
Speaker 1: Jessie draw this canil. I have one and a half
Speaker 1: year old grandson who had a cold, who likes to
Speaker 1: kiss his pop and you've been kissing in anyway. So
Speaker 1: oh okay, all right, let's rapid fire through these asked
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse questions. This is going to take place of
Speaker 1: my headline segment on Friday from now on, because it
Speaker 1: turns out you may have noticed I struggle with focus
Speaker 1: sometimes and I'll get going on an email and I'll
Speaker 1: end up telling stories and I'll finish the show and
Speaker 1: I'll have gotten to like four questions. So see if
Speaker 1: we can rapid fire these, Doctor j Steele. Many guns,
Speaker 1: Kelly PhD. I've recently uncovered a massive conspiracy. In surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: it involves you. Oh, I know why you don't let
Speaker 1: JPC talk. He's talking about Jewish producer Chris. I know
Speaker 1: why you don't let JPC talk to prove his existence
Speaker 1: to the world. You know that the sultry sounds of
Speaker 1: his voice would not only have us all forgiving his
Speaker 1: love of money, but we may even listen to what
Speaker 1: he has to say. You got away with it when
Speaker 1: he was the only voice of the bumper quote. Is
Speaker 1: he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think? So?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Now that you've got him doing several bumpers
Speaker 1: and stingers for various segments, it's becoming ever more clear
Speaker 1: that he is, indeed real, is occasionally allowed to speak, and,
Speaker 1: as much as it pains me to compliment him, has
Speaker 1: got a voice that makes dimes swoon. Now that this
Speaker 1: has been brought to light, I hope you can finally
Speaker 1: come clean to your listeners. Don't let this go to
Speaker 1: your head. Chris, you still haven't less, You still haven't
Speaker 1: left Texas. He said, please use my name. His name
Speaker 1: is Joel Chris. That's not him. You do understand that's
Speaker 1: not him. On the is he smarter than everyone's stuff?
Speaker 1: Now he may think of some of that stuff. In fact,
Speaker 1: he thinks of pretty much all that stuff. That's not
Speaker 1: his voice. But Chris, once again, so everyone can hear
Speaker 1: your voice, will you please speak so everyone knows you're
Speaker 1: not imaginary? See I told you, dear doctor Jesse, the
Speaker 1: oracle of oracles. I'm just an amateur prognosticator and would
Speaker 1: like your oracle ness to say. What would happen if
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court overturns Row. Well, here's what would happen.
Speaker 1: There would be all kinds of freakouts in the streets.
Speaker 1: The Democrats would act, I mean the riots that the
Speaker 1: pro abortion people are maybe the most sick in the
Speaker 1: head people on the left. They are genuinely demented beyond belief.
Speaker 1: So that would get really bad. As far as what
Speaker 1: would happen next, GOP state legislatures would move and should
Speaker 1: move to ban abortions in their states. And you should
Speaker 1: do that for two different reasons. One it's the right
Speaker 1: thing to do. Two it would drive more communists out
Speaker 1: of your state, making your red state even redder. Remember
Speaker 1: offense at all times. Offense, Jesse, love your show. You
Speaker 1: had me rolling in laughter when you said you didn't
Speaker 1: eat cold sandwiches. I was a Navy corman with the
Speaker 1: Corps in the second Marine Division at Le June, and
Speaker 1: you made me remember all those brown bag lunches they
Speaker 1: gave us in the field to give us a break
Speaker 1: from mries. It always had an apple in it. Oh gosh,
Speaker 1: those lunches were the oh Chris every now and then,
Speaker 1: and to see, they always gave us MRIs. Obviously in
Speaker 1: the Marine Corps. The packaged meals ready to eat and
Speaker 1: you opened it up and it's got it's got pasta
Speaker 1: in there. That's good. Until the year three until the
Speaker 1: year three thousand, Night it's not good. It's it's not good.
Speaker 1: Every now and then they would act as if they're
Speaker 1: giving us a treat, and they would bring these bagged
Speaker 1: lunches out, and it almost always had like a half rotted,
Speaker 1: hard boiled egg in it and some sort of disgusting,
Speaker 1: stale cold sandwich that had, you know, turkey, and then
Speaker 1: a gross piece of cheese hanging off of it. It
Speaker 1: was no treat at all. It was the worst thing
Speaker 1: in the world, and the worst. The worst part wasn't
Speaker 1: that was bad, It was that they acted like it
Speaker 1: was special. Hey, great news, guys. That was the worst.
Speaker 1: My wife and I are out to dinner at a
Speaker 1: French restaurant near our house in Florida, celebrating a fifteen
Speaker 1: year anniversary of our first date. Great food, gray wine,
Speaker 1: and proliferturi. I don't know how to say that word
Speaker 1: for dessert. Oh, prolifertorols. Apparently that's kind of dessert. Almonds
Speaker 1: Almonds sprinkled all over, ruining this perfect dessert, rich, delicious
Speaker 1: vanilla ice cream, fudge and pastry destroyed by the crunch
Speaker 1: of nuts. Stupid French. What's Jesse's rule Number one with desserts?
Speaker 1: What's rule number one, always, never, ever, ever not the dessert.
Speaker 1: My pillow was made in the USA. You want your
Speaker 1: merch to be American made. Have my pillow print pillowcases
Speaker 1: with your face on them. We could become brilliant through
Speaker 1: osmosis while we sleep, resting our head on your rugged
Speaker 1: good looks. It's it'd be just like studying. Gosh, that's
Speaker 1: actually a really great idea. Chris. Will you write an
Speaker 1: email to my pillow and see if we please write
Speaker 1: an email to my pillow and see if they'll put
Speaker 1: my face on it. At least get me one and
Speaker 1: one for the wife. Oh, Chris, get me one for
Speaker 1: the wife so I could give it to her as
Speaker 1: a Christmas gift. All the look on her face would
Speaker 1: be priceless. Jesse, why is the decision to let Daryl
Speaker 1: Brooks out on thousand dollars bail? Not a bigger story?
Speaker 1: We all know why it's not a bigger story. It's
Speaker 1: not a bigger story because the American media and the
Speaker 1: American Democratic Party are not only okay with black lives
Speaker 1: matter crazy people like Daryl Brooks mowing down a bunch
Speaker 1: of white people, They actively encourage it. No one in
Speaker 1: the White House right now, looked at that story and
Speaker 1: thought to themselves, Oh, that's too bad. They looked at
Speaker 1: that story and thought, oh nice, that's how sick these
Speaker 1: people are. Never forget you're dealing with communists, You're dealing
Speaker 1: with the anti humans. General, Kelly, I know you stay
Speaker 1: pretty busy guiding us in our conflict with the communists.
Speaker 1: But I've heard you talk about fishing in Montana. Do
Speaker 1: you have any good fishing stories from your time up there?
Speaker 1: And I don't mean that one where you fell out
Speaker 1: of the boat and almost died and a big goober
Speaker 1: can do that. Let's hear it, he said. I can
Speaker 1: say his name. His name is heath One. I didn't
Speaker 1: fall out of the boat. The boat sank, Okay. The
Speaker 1: boat is still at the bottom of the river. So oh, Chris,
Speaker 1: I'll go. You know what, Chris, we're out of time.
Speaker 1: Remind me on Monday for the first time ever. Remind me.
Speaker 1: Remind me on Monday, and I'll tell you the story.
Speaker 1: It's just a quick one. I'll tell you the story
Speaker 1: of the sinking boat in Montana. I didn't fall out
Speaker 1: of the boat. Okay, all right, keep your chin up,
Speaker 1: enjoy your weekend, Enjoy your family, that's all