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Speaker 1: have so much to talk about tonight, the greatest week
Speaker 1: of questions maybe that we've ever had. I'm going to
Speaker 1: go ahead and do a clean sweep right off the
Speaker 1: back because you have all kinds of Iran is real questions.
Speaker 1: I'm knocking those out right away so I don't have
Speaker 1: to discuss the whole thing again, because I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: we're about to bomb them this weekend. After we move
Speaker 1: on from that, Barack Obama's talking about censorship, We'll discuss that,
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Speaker 1: Does the country itself have Democrat fatigue? Why didn't I
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Speaker 1: much more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly's Show. So let's knock this out of the way.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna try to get this done in one segment,
Speaker 1: maybe to take me two or three, but I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get all the Israel Iran stuff out of the way.
Speaker 1: As you know, I don't love talking foreign policy, but
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Fridays about you and not me, and
Speaker 1: the questions about Israel Iran different kinds of questions. They
Speaker 1: came flooding in enough that I know I need to
Speaker 1: address it, and so I am going to address it first.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of reporting. This is not my reporting,
Speaker 1: This is not my these are not my sources, but
Speaker 1: there is a lot of reporting out there that it
Speaker 1: will kick off this weekend. It being America dropping bombs.
Speaker 1: We've watched Israel missiles, bombs flying, all these sorties. Apparently
Speaker 1: America is getting ready to get in the game. It's
Speaker 1: hard to listen to this and not not assume that
Speaker 1: that's correct. This being this is Dorothy Camille Shay. You
Speaker 1: probably don't know who that is, and it's not important.
Speaker 1: But what is important is her role. Her role is
Speaker 1: she is currently America's ambassador to the United Nations. So
Speaker 1: because she's our ambassador, when she speaks, she needs Trump's
Speaker 1: permission to speak. She doesn't just get to run to
Speaker 1: the cameras and spout off with whatever she wants. And
Speaker 1: when she's addressing the UN, when she is speaking it
Speaker 1: is Trump's voice speaking. Why would you go before the
Speaker 1: UN and say this?
Speaker 2: We can no longer ignore that Iran has all that
Speaker 2: it needs to achieve a nuclear weapon. All it needs
Speaker 2: is a decision from their supreme leader that is unacceptable,
Speaker 2: and this Council must urge them to change course.
Speaker 1: That is preemptively justifying what you're getting ready to do.
Speaker 1: I personally believe the intelligence that the bombs will be
Speaker 1: dropping shortly. Look, they might be dropping as we speak,
Speaker 1: but this weekend at some point in time, knowing that,
Speaker 1: let's tackle your questions and tackle your fears and deal
Speaker 1: with all the other things that are going to come
Speaker 1: with America dropping bombs on another Middle Eastern country. And
Speaker 1: we don't know where we're going from here. So here
Speaker 1: we go. Jesse, how are the missiles penetrating the Iron
Speaker 1: Dome that protects Israel and severely damaging Tel Aviv? Can
Speaker 1: you explain this tonight on your show? Okay, so let's
Speaker 1: discuss the Iron Dome system and warfare in general and
Speaker 1: things like that. Israel has what is obviously known as
Speaker 1: the Iron Dome. I'm not going to insult your intelligence.
Speaker 1: You've heard of it. What is it? Though? There are,
Speaker 1: especially in the metropolitan areas of Israel. There is a
Speaker 1: missile defense system. In fact, you can look at them
Speaker 1: online where a lot of them are. They're in town.
Speaker 1: Like you know how you've ever driven through New York
Speaker 1: City and you'll see an outdoor basketball court just randomly,
Speaker 1: just boom, there's a block of it. That same thing
Speaker 1: will happen in Israel. In Tel Aviv, there is a
Speaker 1: missile defense system. It is super advanced and it is
Speaker 1: designed to detect and shoot down incoming rockets, incoming enemy missiles. Okay,
Speaker 1: it is really really impressive, but a couple things that
Speaker 1: wonderful saying that I love so much. Quantity has a
Speaker 1: quality all its own. That's a Napoleon quote. No missile
Speaker 1: defense them none of them catch everything. It's just not possible.
Speaker 1: That it's not real. It's not reality. So what percentage? Well,
Speaker 1: that's another thing. The missiles that the Iron Dome shoots
Speaker 1: up to take out their missiles are uber expensive, majorly expensive,
Speaker 1: and they're not unlimited. It is common when we think
Speaker 1: about modern warfare, especially when we even think about America
Speaker 1: or a modern country like Israel. It's common to look
Speaker 1: at the fighter jets and think Wow, they must have
Speaker 1: ten thousand. It's common to look at the missiles. Wow,
Speaker 1: they shot a thousand missiles. I'm sure that's unlimited. That
Speaker 1: is not the case. Supplies in warfare now and always
Speaker 1: are finite. So initially the Iron Dome caught a higher
Speaker 1: percentage than it's catching. Now the reports are that number
Speaker 1: has gone down. It's not catching as many. There are
Speaker 1: more missiles landing. Is that a trend or is that
Speaker 1: a one off? I don't know, but keep this in
Speaker 1: mind as we embark allegedly on on this Israel Iran thing.
Speaker 1: Iran is much much larger than Israel, ten times the population. No,
Speaker 1: they don't have near the military capability. They're not technologically
Speaker 1: as advanced. Israel is just much smarter, much sharper, much
Speaker 1: better troops, better, training better. There's no denying that, no
Speaker 1: denying that. But quantity has a quality all its own.
Speaker 1: How many missiles does Iran have? Yes, they're less accurate.
Speaker 1: We've already discussed that they don't have the intelligence capability
Speaker 1: to drop a missile in a coffee can the way
Speaker 1: Israel does, the way we do. But what if you
Speaker 1: have thousands of them? I'm saying is initially we watched Israel,
Speaker 1: very sharply one of the great intelligence operations I've seen
Speaker 1: in my life locate and wipe out all the military
Speaker 1: leadership of Iran. It was amazing. It was a total
Speaker 1: scene out of the Godfather at the end where he
Speaker 1: just wipes out all of his enemies in one day.
Speaker 1: He took out all the heads of the family and
Speaker 1: one moment. It was amazing military intelligence operation. And what
Speaker 1: that's going to do is that is going to severely
Speaker 1: wound and slow down your enemy. So if you're in
Speaker 1: the Iranian military, if you're trying to defend Iran, who's
Speaker 1: even in charge of what This guy was here? But
Speaker 1: now he's dead. The deed did it, so it's bad,
Speaker 1: really really bad. However, things don't last forever, Okay, in
Speaker 1: a country of ninety million people with a military that size,
Speaker 1: they are going to get back on their feet unless
Speaker 1: the Ayah told surrenders or dies and they just agree
Speaker 1: to have a brand new government installed for them. This
Speaker 1: is not me saying that Israel's gonna lose or America
Speaker 1: is gonna lose or something like that. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that at all. I am saying beware of the easy
Speaker 1: early days of war, Be very very aware of those
Speaker 1: you know Iraq, when we invaded in Iraq, Yes, we
Speaker 1: lost some lives and I lost friends, and that's the
Speaker 1: way it goes. But militarily, if you're looking at that
Speaker 1: in a sober way, the actual defeat and destruction of
Speaker 1: Saddam Hussein in his army in Iraq was pretty easy
Speaker 1: for America. We just pounded the living crap out of
Speaker 1: those guys artillery planes that we just crushed them, and
Speaker 1: we were look, what was it, three weeks we declared
Speaker 1: war or declared victory? Three four weeks declared victory? How
Speaker 1: much longer were we there? How many people died after that?
Speaker 1: This is just me saying be cautious, be cautious, Cheer
Speaker 1: when you see things you like, pray when you see
Speaker 1: things you don't. But beware of early successes and being
Speaker 1: convinced that those early successes would last forever, because every
Speaker 1: single army in the history of the world has learned
Speaker 1: that lesson, and they've often learned that lesson hard. Oh
Speaker 1: look we got them, we beat them in this battle.
Speaker 1: We're getting them, We're getting them, getting them. They suck,
Speaker 1: they suck. Oh my gosh, there's a lot of them.
Speaker 1: That has happened many times in history. All right, that
Speaker 1: there are going to be Israeli casualties. I want you
Speaker 1: to know that there are going to be Israelis who
Speaker 1: die in this war. There will be Don't think that
Speaker 1: you're dealing with some completely third world dump in Africa
Speaker 1: somewhere where they're still shooting, you know, sling shots in musket.
Speaker 1: There are enough Iranians they're going to kill some Israelis
Speaker 1: along the way. Every headline isn't going to be something
Speaker 1: you cheer about. There's gonna be a pilot that gets
Speaker 1: shot down. I mean, God forbid, but there's gonna be
Speaker 1: an American probably if we kick this thing off, potentially
Speaker 1: an American who goes down. That's what happens when human
Speaker 1: beings start shooting weapons at each other. People die. All right,
Speaker 1: I'll try to knock out the rest of your questions
Speaker 1: on all this. Then we're moving on. We have to
Speaker 1: make fun of democrats being theater kids. Anyway. Hang, this
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Speaker 1: Just warning you right now, I'm trying to knock out
Speaker 1: all your Israel Iran questions right off the bat, so
Speaker 1: I can move on and talk about other stuff. But
Speaker 1: I know you have questions. I know what's on your mind,
Speaker 1: and the show on Friday belongs to you, So that's
Speaker 1: what we're doing. You can email us Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellyshow dot com. We are live here. Let's do another one, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I know you're tired of talking about the war in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, but one quick question. Israel claims to
Speaker 1: have total air dominance, So what will be the benefit
Speaker 1: for us to get involved? Doesn't it make more sense
Speaker 1: that the president is sending carriers and planes as a
Speaker 1: preventative measure to stop so on and so forth, scary times.
Speaker 1: Whether let's all pray for peace, quick resolution? All right?
Speaker 1: Why would it make sense for us to get involved?
Speaker 1: Special Forces? You a Special Forces fan? Green Berets, you know,
Speaker 1: Navy CEOs. There'll be special operations, but let's talk about
Speaker 1: green Berets. You a big fan. Cool, right? What's cooler
Speaker 1: than that? Super trained, these super tough guys, snipers through
Speaker 1: all kinds of cool stuff. Who doesn't love that stuff?
Speaker 1: Everybody loves that stuff? Admires that stuff, and they can
Speaker 1: do a lot of things. Of course, they're very, very
Speaker 1: unbelievably capable because they're well trained, because they're so sharp,
Speaker 1: because they're so this. But what true good are they
Speaker 1: without a massive military force behind them? You know why?
Speaker 1: It's like six hundred of them. Now, yes, that's six
Speaker 1: hundred super studs. Whoever the six hundred Rambos right, six
Speaker 1: hundred super studs. Yes, they're great. But well, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what. I'll use this as an example my Alexander
Speaker 1: the Great history story history show, which I'm glad that
Speaker 1: you love so much. You can go download it iHeart
Speaker 1: Spotify iTunes if you missed it. But we did an
Speaker 1: Alexander the Great story on the siege of Tire. Alexander
Speaker 1: the Great had this unit that he was in love with.
Speaker 1: He just thought they were his special forces guys. He
Speaker 1: was always fighting with them. He was on the ground
Speaker 1: alongside them. They were these kind of javelin men. I
Speaker 1: won't go into the details of them, but they were awesome.
Speaker 1: They were still duds. They breached the wall first when
Speaker 1: they were entire when they were sieging Tire. But there
Speaker 1: weren't that many of them, Yes, They were super tough,
Speaker 1: and they were beating the people in front of them,
Speaker 1: but they needed the massive Macedonian army to also breach
Speaker 1: to handle the brunt of the work. The tip of
Speaker 1: the spear is majorly, majorly sharp, but it's still just
Speaker 1: the tip Without that massive Macedonian army behind them. Tough
Speaker 1: as they may be, they will be surrounded and slaughtered
Speaker 1: and gone. Think about the Israel American military might in
Speaker 1: exactly that way. If you've been following this and you've
Speaker 1: been watching Israel beat the living crap out of Iran,
Speaker 1: you may be tempted to say, well, why do they
Speaker 1: even need us? Why would we even get involved? Yes,
Speaker 1: Israel's millilitary and intelligence super sharp, super capable. It's nothing
Speaker 1: compared to the size and strength of ours. Taking out
Speaker 1: in Iranian general in his apartment because you can land
Speaker 1: a missile in his coffee cup is one thing. Having
Speaker 1: enough firepower to blow up in underground facility that is
Speaker 1: specifically built to not be blown up by bombs from
Speaker 1: the air is a whole other ballgame. Remember this, Israel's
Speaker 1: forces are limited by simple size. Quantity has equality all
Speaker 1: its own. The entire freaking country is eight million people,
Speaker 1: The entire country of Israel is New York City, the
Speaker 1: entire country. They are a cutting edge military. They are small.
Speaker 1: It is small. They are taking on a country of
Speaker 1: ninety million people. So total air dominance also keep this
Speaker 1: in mind. Total air dominance can mean different things. Total
Speaker 1: air dominance can mean you don't have jets in the
Speaker 1: sky all right, So that's good, that's good. Your jets
Speaker 1: have taken out all their jets, or in the very least,
Speaker 1: their jets are so old, so incapable now that they
Speaker 1: won't even fly them in the air because you'll take
Speaker 1: them out. That counts as total air dominance. But I
Speaker 1: can own the air above the ground and still not
Speaker 1: be able, not have the total capability to take out
Speaker 1: everything on the ground that I want, just because you
Speaker 1: can't send jets up and take me out. Yes, I
Speaker 1: have air dominance, but maybe I don't have everything I
Speaker 1: need to take out all the things underneath me. Does
Speaker 1: that make sense, good, Jesse. Now that we've established that
Speaker 1: I'm naive and thinking we could help Israel by flying
Speaker 1: a handful of ordnance missions, we establish that since it
Speaker 1: won't stop there, what would victory look like if we
Speaker 1: worked side by side with Israel. Nation building has never worked,
Speaker 1: and usually regime change brings in something even worse. What
Speaker 1: are the oracle's thoughts? Okay, so let's touch on this
Speaker 1: because I touched on it a bit yesterday and I've
Speaker 1: been asking this question two questions really, and we know
Speaker 1: from reporting that came out today, these exact same questions
Speaker 1: are still being asked at the highest levels allegedly. Now
Speaker 1: this is allegedly because we just had you know, single
Speaker 1: sources on these things. Allegedly jd Vance flat out had
Speaker 1: it out with the Israelis about well, who's going to
Speaker 1: replace the current government? What do we want in place
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Speaker 1: download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So let's
Speaker 1: discuss the Israel Iran post war thing. I put it
Speaker 1: out yesterday, said it multiple times, and these discussions are
Speaker 1: being had at the highest levels as we speak. Okay,
Speaker 1: taking out Iran's great sounds good, right, it sounds awesome.
Speaker 1: Taking out the iatolas. It's this big evil regime death,
Speaker 1: the Israel death to America sponsored all this terrorism. Yet
Speaker 1: bad guys, bad guys, bad guys, all around one hundred
Speaker 1: percent agree. But I asked if we're replacing the government,
Speaker 1: and that is these stated goals, So don't email me
Speaker 1: your lies in propaganda. The stated goal by American politicians
Speaker 1: and israel politicians is replacement of the mulahs, getting rid
Speaker 1: of their current government. So regime change is the goal.
Speaker 1: What are you replacing it with? And just as importantly,
Speaker 1: who is facilitating this change? And people try to answer questions.
Speaker 1: They try to answer those questions with me all day long,
Speaker 1: and the emails reflected this too, with answers that weren't
Speaker 1: answers at all. Whoever, the Iranian people choose, that's up
Speaker 1: to the Iranian people. Are you are you? Are you
Speaker 1: in daycare? Do you still read nursery rhymes? What kind
Speaker 1: of an insane, childish worldview is that it's up to
Speaker 1: the Iranian people. You don't just get to dump a
Speaker 1: government and then go to the people and say, all right,
Speaker 1: up to you, pick yours now, and they'll just swap
Speaker 1: it out. Like Leonardo DiCaprio in a New Supermodel that's
Speaker 1: not how life works at all. If you are going
Speaker 1: to remove the current government of any sovereign country, what
Speaker 1: has doomed us time and time and time and time
Speaker 1: and time and time again is there's no plan to
Speaker 1: replace it, no realistic plan, no ability to facilitate that change.
Speaker 1: These are really important questions. You have to think past
Speaker 1: step one. Why don't like iron? Good? Neither do I?
Speaker 1: The Ayatola is evil yep, totally agree. Murderous piece of trash. Yep.
Speaker 1: I hate his guts. I want him removed. Sounds good.
Speaker 1: Who you replacing him with? Oh? I don't know. Ah.
Speaker 1: That's a really important question, majorly important. Let me put
Speaker 1: it to you this way. Do you remember Isis? Obviously
Speaker 1: everyone remembers Isis. Chris and I have discussed this multiple times.
Speaker 1: Are they the most evil people who ever walked the planet?
Speaker 1: Possibly when you look at the things they did to babies,
Speaker 1: to I mean.
Speaker 3: Just.
Speaker 1: Awful things that, honestly, I'm not sure a Nazi would do.
Speaker 1: That's the stuff isis did They didn't get the power
Speaker 1: of the Nazis, so they won't ever get that historical
Speaker 1: pub But possibly the most evil people who ever lived?
Speaker 1: Why did Isis? Rise when they rose power vacuum. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's say we get rid of the Iatolas, and I
Speaker 1: think their days are numbered. That very clearly is where
Speaker 1: we're going. We get rid of the current government of Iran.
Speaker 1: Sounds wonderful. Who will rise? I'm not saying it will
Speaker 1: be Isis because it won't be. They just don't have
Speaker 1: that kind of a foothold there. But what if an
Speaker 1: Isis like group, what if walk with me here? Iran
Speaker 1: has a military right, of course they do. They have
Speaker 1: an air force, ground troops, all that stuff. What about
Speaker 1: their generals, what do they believe? Are there going to
Speaker 1: be some moderate generals in there who think all this
Speaker 1: death to Israel stuff is ridiculous, Let's just get back
Speaker 1: to being a normal country. Let's make some oil, pave
Speaker 1: some roads. Of course there are going to be some
Speaker 1: of those. Are there going to be some hardcore hardliner
Speaker 1: generals in there who go to sleep every single night
Speaker 1: dreaming of slaughtering Americans and Jews? Yeah, which one of
Speaker 1: those guys is going to win? Afterwards? Do you think?
Speaker 1: Do you think they're just going to turn over all
Speaker 1: that weaponry and equipment over to the Israelis, to America?
Speaker 1: What if one of those guys comes out on top.
Speaker 1: What if the next Iranian government is way worse than
Speaker 1: this one? People don't consider that to be a possibility. Yet,
Speaker 1: same thing happened in Libya, same thing happened in Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: Same thing happened in Iraq. Same thing happen over and
Speaker 1: over and over and over and over again. See oh yeah,
Speaker 1: good point, Syria. What a wonderful, booming metropolis Syria is nowadays?
Speaker 1: Over and over and over again, these questions. It's not
Speaker 1: that there aren't answers. Maybe there are great answers, Maybe
Speaker 1: there is a great plan. But as of right now,
Speaker 1: I hear vagaries, and vagaries don't govern a country of
Speaker 1: ninety million people. If you are going to break it,
Speaker 1: you are on some level going to buy it. And
Speaker 1: if American bombs are going to be dropping on Iran,
Speaker 1: and they may be dropped as we speak, I believe
Speaker 1: it will come this weekend. Anyway, If American bombs are
Speaker 1: going to be dropping on Iran and we are going
Speaker 1: to remove the current Iranian government, then we are going
Speaker 1: to in some ways own what comes afterwards. In fact,
Speaker 1: it's not even realistic to think Israel could manage a
Speaker 1: country of ninety million people after they manage their own
Speaker 1: and nobody on the planet is going to allow Iran,
Speaker 1: with its size and resources to become an Israeli puppet
Speaker 1: state after Israel bomb that. There's not going to allow that. That. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it just would never happen, that the world would step
Speaker 1: in and say no, you don't just get to conquer it.
Speaker 1: So what is the plan? Nobody can give me solid answers.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen solid answers. I get vagaries, I get
Speaker 1: told how bad the Ayahtola is. I know all that.
Speaker 1: I totally agree. Hate his freaking guts. Screw him. There
Speaker 1: are a lot of people I hate. Be careful with
Speaker 1: what comes afterwards. You're not naive. The guy called himself
Speaker 1: naive for for not thinking for a thing that we
Speaker 1: can just drop a couple bombs and walk away. It's
Speaker 1: not that you're naive. It's that human beings understandably get
Speaker 1: emotional when they are faced with the prospect of taking
Speaker 1: out a bad guy. Taking out a bad guy always
Speaker 1: sounds good, doesn't it. It's part of the human condition,
Speaker 1: especially as dudes. I read this book one time, great book,
Speaker 1: What was It? A Wild at Heart? Was the name
Speaker 1: of the book. Wild at Heart was the name of
Speaker 1: the book. One more time, so you don't email me
Speaker 1: asking wild at Heart was the name of the book.
Speaker 1: And the guy said something to the effect of, it's
Speaker 1: been years since I read the book. He said something
Speaker 1: to the effect of every man is born with this
Speaker 1: instinct to love a good woman and kill a bad man.
Speaker 1: It's just in our bones. So when we see an
Speaker 1: evil regime potentially getting taken out, our natural inclination is, yeah,
Speaker 1: got them, boo bomb him. But we must think about
Speaker 1: what comes after look at that. Okay, let's look at
Speaker 1: historically what have been successful regime changes. Japan would be
Speaker 1: a great example. Post World War Two, great example. They
Speaker 1: had this emperor, this really weird militaristic system that had
Speaker 1: created all this death and misery. But how did we
Speaker 1: achieve what we achieved? How did we take out that
Speaker 1: emperor and replace them? What we had to move in
Speaker 1: and essentially run all of Japan. We moved in the
Speaker 1: United States of America. We essentially became their temporary government
Speaker 1: and completely owned and rebuilt the country as we slowly
Speaker 1: but surely put into place everything we wanted. Is that
Speaker 1: what we're doing any round. Can we do that? Can
Speaker 1: Israel do that? I don't think so. I don't think
Speaker 1: they're big enough. These are important questions, all right, I'm
Speaker 1: going to knock out two more of these, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to try to take two minutes on it. I'm
Speaker 1: going to knock out two more of the and I'm
Speaker 1: walking away from this topic and I'm not looking back
Speaker 1: on a Friday. I have a very very strong suspicion
Speaker 1: that Monday is going to have to be all about this,
Speaker 1: and I'm just cringing thinking about it. So you're getting
Speaker 1: the last two questions. I've answered as many of these.
Speaker 1: I know you emailed in a ton trying to knock
Speaker 1: out ones that kind of encompassed everyone's question, and then
Speaker 1: we are walking away to tackle other things, other things
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Speaker 1: let's go ahead and knock out the very last of
Speaker 1: this Israel Iran stuff, and I'm not bringing it up
Speaker 1: for the rest of the show. Last one, well, second
Speaker 1: to last one, Jesse. What happened to Iran's army? Did
Speaker 1: they all desert? We don't know yet. It's all been
Speaker 1: air strikes. Airstrikes and boots on the ground are two
Speaker 1: different things, don't I'm sure some will desert. I'm sure
Speaker 1: some will stay in fight. That's how it goes. We
Speaker 1: don't know. There's a ton we don't know yet, Jesse,
Speaker 1: longtime listener. I wanted to get your take on something
Speaker 1: that's been stirring a bit lately, Trump going after Tucker
Speaker 1: Carlson on his non interventionate stance on Iran. I know
Speaker 1: you've been clear about your own foreign policy views. I'm
Speaker 1: curious where you land on this particular clash. Do you
Speaker 1: think Trump is right calling out Tucker or is it
Speaker 1: just another sign of the old gop hawk mindset still lingers.
Speaker 1: His name is Thomas Well. Donald Trump is the largest
Speaker 1: most powerful voice on the right, inning has been for
Speaker 1: ten years. He has more sway with the right than
Speaker 1: any other human being on the planet. Even when Rush
Speaker 1: Limbaugh was alive, Donald Trump probably had more sway with
Speaker 1: more people on the right than even Rush Limbaugh did.
Speaker 1: That's how powerful it is. You would probably say that
Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson is second. If you had a great him,
Speaker 1: I would say probably second. If not, he's definitely top five.
Speaker 1: He's up there. And those two they really got together
Speaker 1: for the election. Tucker really backed him. Trump really appreciated it.
Speaker 1: They were hanging out, they were texting, they were pictured together,
Speaker 1: they were all this and that. But they are really
Speaker 1: crossways on this particular issue, and it was always going
Speaker 1: to go this way. It was always going to go
Speaker 1: this way between I've said before Type A men can
Speaker 1: work with other type A men occasionally and temporarily, but
Speaker 1: they will never be able to work with each other
Speaker 1: long term. I have never seen this work once in
Speaker 1: my entire lifetime. Men who are used to leading and
Speaker 1: being the most prominent voice in the room do not
Speaker 1: generally work well with other men who were that way.
Speaker 1: Now to men who aren't very type A. And that's
Speaker 1: fine if you're not by the way you are how
Speaker 1: God made you. They don't understand that. Women oftentimes don't
Speaker 1: understand that. It just looks like pride and ego and
Speaker 1: all this other stuff. I get how ridiculous. It looks
Speaker 1: from the outside looking in, but that's how it always
Speaker 1: goes me personally. I wish that stuff didn't play out publicly,
Speaker 1: as I've said many times before, but that is how
Speaker 1: that stuff is always going to go. That is the
Speaker 1: last of my Israel Iran talk. I'm worn out. I
Speaker 1: don't want to talk about the Middle East anymore. I
Speaker 1: want to talk about America. I want to make fun
Speaker 1: of democrats. I want to talk about I want to
Speaker 1: talk about a theory that's been thrown around a lot,
Speaker 1: not by me, but I don't know that. I'm not
Speaker 1: buying into it. I put it to you this way.
Speaker 1: The theory is theater kids. We all know theater kids.
Speaker 1: We knew them in high school. Everybody knew the theater kids.
Speaker 1: Maybe you were, maybe you are a theater kid. And
Speaker 1: there's nothing wrong with being a theater kid. We need
Speaker 1: the arts we do. That stuff is important. It is
Speaker 1: important for a society, for a culture. I'm personally not artistic,
Speaker 1: so I can't I can't contribute. I can't help you.
Speaker 1: I can't sing or dance, or did the play an
Speaker 1: instrument any of those things. I'm a Kelly. All I
Speaker 1: can do is eat right. So I'm not putting down
Speaker 1: the profession itself, but they are different. Aren't they ever
Speaker 1: known a theater kid? Very I hate to even say this,
Speaker 1: very theatrical. Everything has to be this trauma thing and
Speaker 1: everything is a performance. It's it's who they are. I've
Speaker 1: known many talk radio guys, guys who do talk radio,
Speaker 1: have gotten to know them over the years of doing it.
Speaker 1: And one thing that kills me about so many of them,
Speaker 1: I would say, it's the majority of them, is when
Speaker 1: we're hanging out, even if it's just us or we
Speaker 1: go out and we have steak, they're always still like
Speaker 1: talking like they're on the radio. They it's a lot
Speaker 1: theater kids are the exact same way. Everything has to
Speaker 1: be an over dramatic performance. The theory is that the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party over the years has been taken over by
Speaker 1: theater kids. And part of the theory is we've stopped
Speaker 1: allowing bullying in school, and what happened was the theater kids,
Speaker 1: who were always on the receiving end of said bullying,
Speaker 1: they ended up conquering everything and now they run the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party. Kind of a ridiculous online theory, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is Hank Johnson from today. Hey, drop.
Speaker 4: Where you're going with that gun in your hand.
Speaker 1: I'm going Chris is right. This is the guy at
Speaker 1: the party who pulls the guitar out. This is him.
Speaker 1: He just got done smoking pot. His hair's long, and
Speaker 1: everyone's like, wait, why down the street? Shoot down democracy?
Speaker 1: You know I want to be a king someday.
Speaker 5: In case you're wondering, yes, that is the very same
Speaker 5: Hank Johnson from this infamous Cliffs.
Speaker 4: Is a island that at its widest level is what
Speaker 4: twelve miles from shore to shore, and at his smallest level,
Speaker 4: the smallest location, it's seven miles.
Speaker 1: Between one shore and the other.
Speaker 4: Is that correct? I don't have the exact dimensions, but
Speaker 4: to your point, sir, I think Guam is a small island.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: My fear is that the whole island will become so
Speaker 3: overly populated that it will tip over and capsize.
Speaker 1: We don't anticipate that.
Speaker 5: I'd say, thank Johnson. But back to the theater kids thing.
Speaker 5: Remember Francis Collins.
Speaker 1: Joined together by this noble dream. You got that. So
Speaker 1: it's just all the good people. But the second line
Speaker 1: part of this family, and the last line, we're joined
Speaker 1: together by this noble dream that with me. This is
Speaker 1: that's all for all the good people people they are,
Speaker 1: they're the theater kids.
Speaker 3: Who are.
Speaker 1: We will? We will? I think the theory is solid. Anyway,
Speaker 1: stop whit, I'm crying. We have to talk about Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: We have to talk about Barack Obama. We have to
Speaker 1: talk about censorship is what we have to talk about. First, well,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, we're going to do that while we
Speaker 1: talk about Barack Obama. I'll kill two birds with one stone.
Speaker 1: I can do that. It's a Friday. I first want
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