Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It's the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday.
Speaker 1: Of course, it's an ath doctor Jesse Friday. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk about them canceling the election. Someone's concerned that
Speaker 1: local doesn't help us if they declare civil war. Someone
Speaker 1: thinks Trump should do more local news stuff. Somebody left
Speaker 1: his church. All that, so much more coming up still
Speaker 1: on the world famous Jesse Kelly's show. I want to
Speaker 1: get to this one quickly. The guy said, I never
Speaker 1: missed your show. I was dvright, it's really nice email
Speaker 1: and the guy said, my question is if Kamala is
Speaker 1: appointed as president. Pause on that there are rumors now
Speaker 1: floating around DC that she might meaning there are rumors
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden is going to resign, let Kamala take
Speaker 1: over as president. Like it's just a rumor right now,
Speaker 1: just a rumor right now. Why for the Honeymoon poll bump,
Speaker 1: You saw how the polls were disastrous for the Democrats
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden before he dropped out, and then boom,
Speaker 1: Harris gets in and now the poles are neck and
Speaker 1: neck or Trump's only slightly up or she's only slightly
Speaker 1: up depending on which one you were looking at. There
Speaker 1: are a lot of reasons for that. The propaganda campaign.
Speaker 1: They got rid of the thing that really made people mad,
Speaker 1: but that was Joe Biden. So even though she sucks,
Speaker 1: the thing that was making people mad left, So that
Speaker 1: there's that aspect of it, But there's also simply the
Speaker 1: honeymoon phase. You want to hear something strange. I've always
Speaker 1: found this to be so strange, but it's true. It
Speaker 1: happens all the time. Do you know that there's such
Speaker 1: thing as a convention bump? Have you ever heard that term?
Speaker 1: A convention bump? In an election year, the Republicans will
Speaker 1: have a convention, you know, we just had ours. Democrats
Speaker 1: will have a convention. And you know what a convention is.
Speaker 1: I went to it. It's a bunch of Republicans gathering.
Speaker 1: This time it was in Milwaukee, big event, bunch of speeches, concerts, food.
Speaker 1: I did my show from there. But it's just a
Speaker 1: bunch of us talking to each other. Right, I realized
Speaker 1: they air some speeches on TV, but it's just we're
Speaker 1: talking to people who already agree with us. For the
Speaker 1: most part, we're talking to each other candidates get a
Speaker 1: bump in the polls after a convention doesn't necessarily last,
Speaker 1: but a convention bump is real. After the Democrats have
Speaker 1: their convention, Harris will get a temporary bump in the polls.
Speaker 1: It goes that way every time anyway, Harris, one of
Speaker 1: the reasons she started pulling neck and neck with Trump
Speaker 1: is the honeymoon bump, the honeymoon phase. She's new, she's
Speaker 1: a fresh face. I mean she's not Joe Biden. When
Speaker 1: I say fresh face, it's not like she's new, but
Speaker 1: she's not Joe Biden. People get excited. I'm gonna look
Speaker 1: into this, she gets a bump. We're starting to see
Speaker 1: that bump fade a bit now. Again. I'm not making
Speaker 1: it an election prediction. I'm really not going to because
Speaker 1: who knows what kind of shady crap these people were
Speaker 1: gonna pull. But if you're if you're looking at it
Speaker 1: right now, you would much rather be Trump than Harris
Speaker 1: when it comes to how they're pulling, how they're pulling
Speaker 1: in the swing states, you'd rather be Trump than Harris
Speaker 1: as of right now. But she's really tapering off. The
Speaker 1: rumor is just a rumor. I want to emphasize that
Speaker 1: just a rumor. The rumor is that Joe Biden might
Speaker 1: resign she takes over as president of the United States
Speaker 1: of America, and that would give her another bump in
Speaker 1: the polls now she's president. Harris. I know it's evil,
Speaker 1: it's dirty, it's wrong, it's crazy, but this is how
Speaker 1: these things work. Remember we are three months away. We
Speaker 1: are we're really one month away. People start voting in September.
Speaker 1: Election season isn't coming. It's here. So they're gonna pull
Speaker 1: out every dirty trick. They're gonna coalition build as much
Speaker 1: as humanly possible right now. You're gonna see friends, you will,
Speaker 1: you don't like right now because it's just to gather
Speaker 1: everyone in the ten. Every vote's gonna matter. Everything you
Speaker 1: do is gonna matter. Anyway, back to the guy's question,
Speaker 1: he says, what if they appoint Harris and then war
Speaker 1: is declared, will there even be an election? I get
Speaker 1: these a lot. Or are they gonna cancel the election?
Speaker 1: They're not going to cancel the election, all right, They're
Speaker 1: not going to cancel the election. They may steal an election,
Speaker 1: I admit that, I mean gee, but they're not going
Speaker 1: to cancel an election. That is not something that has
Speaker 1: really ever been done in this country. In World War two.
Speaker 1: Think about how big and important World War two was.
Speaker 1: Think of the stakes in World War two, and think
Speaker 1: of the American investment and lives and money and so
Speaker 1: many things that came with World War Two. The world
Speaker 1: was Look Hindsight's twenty twenty. We look back at World
Speaker 1: War two finally because we won. We could have lost.
Speaker 1: We could have imagined that if we had lost. Instill,
Speaker 1: there was an election every time when the Civil War.
Speaker 1: With the Civil War, what's happening? The country was split
Speaker 1: in two and Americans were shooting each other in the
Speaker 1: face and droves an election happening. The election is happening.
Speaker 1: That's not the kind of thing they would pull, all right,
Speaker 1: because you can't. If you get to the point where
Speaker 1: you cancel elections, then you do get a civil war
Speaker 1: type And I need to explain something about that, because
Speaker 1: I'm actually gonna talk about this Jamie Raskin comments and
Speaker 1: legal and local. How does that help us? But I'm
Speaker 1: gonna explain something to you again. These people are afraid
Speaker 1: of you. They're deathly, deathly afraid of you. You know,
Speaker 1: when you think about a place like Washington, DC. You
Speaker 1: think about all those secret Service agents, all those cops,
Speaker 1: all those guns. Surely they have troops standing by, so
Speaker 1: you think about it being a very well armed protected
Speaker 1: place for the important people, right the presidents and senators
Speaker 1: and vice presidents and things like that. Do you know
Speaker 1: how quickly an armed population like ours could overrun all
Speaker 1: of that if we ever wanted to. I'm glad we don't,
Speaker 1: Please don't do that, But do you understand how easy
Speaker 1: it would be? And I know, while they have fight
Speaker 1: or jets, No, you don't understand that. Ful Napoleon saying
Speaker 1: I love this saying quantity has a quality all its own.
Speaker 1: It's one of my favorite sayings. There are tens of
Speaker 1: millions of Americans armed to the teeth with AMMO coming
Speaker 1: out of their ears. The American population would brush aside
Speaker 1: all of those people in DC like that. And the
Speaker 1: people in DC know this, they're aware of this. Why
Speaker 1: do you think one of the reasons they went after
Speaker 1: the January sixth people so hard after that really minor riots,
Speaker 1: A little slightly spicy riot. It was really a minor disturbance.
Speaker 1: Why do you think they're still rounding them up? Fifteen hundred.
Speaker 1: To this day, they're still tracking them down. It's a
Speaker 1: laundry list of reasons. One they want to make you
Speaker 1: into an enemy of the state and justify spying on you,
Speaker 1: and all those things are true. But another reason is
Speaker 1: that day really really frightened them badly. They woke up,
Speaker 1: they looked up, and all of a sudden, Americans were
Speaker 1: storming the Capitol. Americans were sitting behind Nancy Pelosi's desk.
Speaker 1: Now wrap your mind around this. Those were unarmed, peaceful people.
Speaker 1: What does that look like if that's twenty thousand people
Speaker 1: armed the teeth. That day frightened DC to their core.
Speaker 1: And the reason the response to that day, one of
Speaker 1: the reasons the response to that day has been so
Speaker 1: over the top is those people were made to be afraid,
Speaker 1: and they don't want it to ever happen again. And
Speaker 1: they're trying to intimidate Americans to the point where they
Speaker 1: will never even consider doing something like that ever again
Speaker 1: in their lives. January where sixth brought home what I
Speaker 1: just told you. If the American people ever truly did
Speaker 1: rise up, and you should really really not want this.
Speaker 1: I know it sounds lovely, but it's bloody and horrible
Speaker 1: and it's awful. But if the American people ever did
Speaker 1: decide enough is enough and they decided to rise up,
Speaker 1: they would sweep all those guns in DC aside like
Speaker 1: it's nothing. There's nothing they could do to stop it.
Speaker 1: Nothing again, Please don't do that, not encouraging it. And
Speaker 1: it's the last thing in the world I want. The
Speaker 1: last thing in the world you should ever want is
Speaker 1: to have to fight your fellow countrymen, to have to
Speaker 1: fight on your own soil, because that involves your wives,
Speaker 1: your children, your church, your school, that it involves your streets.
Speaker 1: It's personal and it's ugly and it's awful. You should never,
Speaker 1: ever ever cheer for that. But if that day ever
Speaker 1: did come, it would be nothing. The American people would
Speaker 1: simply storm into DC and sweep them all out, and
Speaker 1: of course would be ugly, but sounds better than it is. Anyway,
Speaker 1: along those lines, someone has a question. Hey, Jesse, you
Speaker 1: say legal and local, but Jamie Raskin is on videos
Speaker 1: saying Congress will invoke the fourteenth Amendment of Trump is elected.
Speaker 1: How do we not fall into a civil war when
Speaker 1: the Communists employ tactics like this? How do we stay
Speaker 1: legal and local if our government has turned tyrannical. His
Speaker 1: name is Ken. Let's talk about that before we do.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about hard assets, the things that stand the
Speaker 1: test of time. You know, I read, and not to brag,
Speaker 1: but I read what Chris I read. But you read
Speaker 1: these old families, you know, the Rockefeller families, the Vanderbilt families,
Speaker 1: and English families, families everywhere. And one of the things
Speaker 1: that has struck me so hard is how the acquiring property.
Speaker 1: It's just built into the family. It's some thing they
Speaker 1: all do. I want to buy another house, I need
Speaker 1: a piece of land here. They'll just buy stuff they
Speaker 1: don't even intend to use. Why as that stuff stands
Speaker 1: the test of time, you need to get in on that. No,
Speaker 1: you're not the royal family, neither am I. So what
Speaker 1: do normal people do done for you? Real estate? That's
Speaker 1: what normal people do done for you. Real estate is
Speaker 1: for normal people, just like you. I'm just a teacher.
Speaker 1: I can't no, no, no, that's who they're for. It's not
Speaker 1: four billionaires. It's for you. They'll find you the properties,
Speaker 1: they'll get you the financing, they'll handle the rental process.
Speaker 1: You begin acquiring properties. What if you could pass five
Speaker 1: rental homes down to your children one day. Done for
Speaker 1: your real estate has done that? More go to done
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Speaker 1: show on a Friday, and that's doctor Jesse Friday. All
Speaker 1: the weekend is here and you ready for this. I
Speaker 1: hope you're sitting down. You ready for this. I had
Speaker 1: a buffalo chicken grilled cheese sandwich last night. It was, Oh, Chris,
Speaker 1: it was fantastic. It was so fantastic. The chicken was
Speaker 1: just the right amount of juicy. It's oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: I can't stop thinking about it. It's been on my
Speaker 1: mind now for twenty four hours. I might have to
Speaker 1: go back today. Anyway, let's talk about civil war. The
Speaker 1: guy says, Jesse, how do we say or you say
Speaker 1: legal and local? But Jamie Raskin is on video saying
Speaker 1: Congress will invoke the fourteenth Amendment if Trunk is elected.
Speaker 1: How do we not fall into civil war when they
Speaker 1: employ tactics like this? How do we stay legal and
Speaker 1: local if our government is turned tyrannical? And remember this
Speaker 1: is what Jamie Raskins said.
Speaker 2: What can be put into the Constitution can slip away
Speaker 2: from you very quickly. And the greatest example going on
Speaker 2: right now before our very eyes is section three of
Speaker 2: the fourteenth Amendment, which they're just disappearing with a magic
Speaker 2: wand as if it doesn't exist, even though it could
Speaker 2: not be clearer what it's stating. And so you know,
Speaker 2: they want to kick it to Congress. So it's going
Speaker 2: to be up to us on January sixth, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: to tell the rampaging Trump mobs that he's disqualified and
Speaker 2: then we need bodyguards for everybody in civil war conditions,
Speaker 2: all because the nine.
Speaker 1: Justice that's pretty clear, isn't it. That's very very clear? Okay,
Speaker 1: So what good does legal and local do if the
Speaker 1: government is turned tyrannical. I'm going to be very very
Speaker 1: honest with you here. I speak against violence and against
Speaker 1: the civil war stuff, because I don't want to see
Speaker 1: anyone get hurt, and because I've read enough to know
Speaker 1: how awful civil wars are. They are personal. It's not
Speaker 1: fought in some far off land. It's not in Iraq
Speaker 1: or Afghanistan, in Africa somewhere. It's in your town you
Speaker 1: are experiencing it. I speak about this a long, long,
Speaker 1: long time. But I've been speaking about this for a
Speaker 1: long time. But I don't know that the day will
Speaker 1: never come. I can't sit here and tell you that
Speaker 1: communists don't know how to control themselves. They don't know
Speaker 1: how to stop. I don't know that they'll be able
Speaker 1: to stop. I don't know that we will be strong
Speaker 1: enough to stop them before it gets to that point,
Speaker 1: because there's nothing they won't do. The communist has proven
Speaker 1: that over and over and over again. They tried to
Speaker 1: throw Trump in prison in an election year. This stuff
Speaker 1: has been happening, so we're kind of like the we're
Speaker 1: going through that slow frog boil thing where we're already
Speaker 1: in the water and the heat's getting turned up, but
Speaker 1: we don't jump out. Let's just marinate on that for
Speaker 1: a moment. They just made up some charges in multiple
Speaker 1: different jurisdictions and tried to throw Donald Trump in prison
Speaker 1: so he couldn't win an election. That's not something that
Speaker 1: could be happening in the future. That's not something that
Speaker 1: might happen. They did it this year. This year, they
Speaker 1: tried to throw their political opponent in prison and I'm
Speaker 1: just trying to drive home the fact that there's no
Speaker 1: line these people won't cross. And I'm not here to
Speaker 1: tell you that the day will never come where we
Speaker 1: have to fight some horrible, freaking civil war. I'm not
Speaker 1: telling you that. But what I am telling you is
Speaker 1: we are a million miles away from that. We have
Speaker 1: a million solutions that are better than that. And yes,
Speaker 1: I know the government is evil and turning tyrannical, and
Speaker 1: I know about the Cheka. I understand all these things,
Speaker 1: but we we have a million different battles we can
Speaker 1: fight and win, and we're not fighting those peacefully. What
Speaker 1: makes you think the American people even have it in
Speaker 1: them to fight some kind of a civil war. We
Speaker 1: can't be bothered to show up in a primary. We
Speaker 1: can't be bothered to get off the couch on a
Speaker 1: Saturday in Texas and go vote for the city council race.
Speaker 1: And you what you think those same people who can't
Speaker 1: be bothered to go vote out Don Bacon in a
Speaker 1: primary in Nebraska, they can't vote out Low T Langford
Speaker 1: and Oklahoma. They're what gonna throw on a flak jacket
Speaker 1: and an eighty pound ruck in March on DC get
Speaker 1: out of here with that crap. I haven't seen any
Speaker 1: kind of that motivation at all in this country. But
Speaker 1: I understand why you feel that way. You know, you're angry,
Speaker 1: you realize what's going on. You want something done, you
Speaker 1: want it fixed. I get it. But this country ain't
Speaker 1: ready at all, and I'm glad we're I'm glad we're
Speaker 1: not there. What I want is people to fight legally
Speaker 1: and locally so that day, that horrible day never comes.
Speaker 1: I hope that day never comes. And I really pray
Speaker 1: to God my kids don't have to see it, not
Speaker 1: worried about me. I really don't want that for my sons.
Speaker 1: I really don't want my sons to live in a
Speaker 1: communist dictatorship. I don't want them to have to live
Speaker 1: through civil war. I don't want them to have to
Speaker 1: live through the blood and the misery and the sadness.
Speaker 1: That's really, honestly what hits me when I think about war.
Speaker 1: It's so sad. You lose people and they're never coming
Speaker 1: back again, and it hurts. And so yeah, anyway, how
Speaker 1: does legal and local help us? Though that was really
Speaker 1: the gist of it. This legal and localill help us?
Speaker 1: If the federal government turns tyrannical. Well, that's it's a
Speaker 1: very good question, and let's talk about it. Before we
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Speaker 1: Jesse hang on truth Attitude Jesse Kelly. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday and ask doctor Jesse
Speaker 1: Friday about to talk legal, legal and local. First, though, Michael,
Speaker 1: I've left my coffee on the coffee machine. Can you
Speaker 1: bring me my coffee? I should have gotten that. That's my fault.
Speaker 1: It's sitting there getting cold. I don't want to wait
Speaker 1: another ten minutes. Cold coffee sucks and then I have
Speaker 1: to nuke it. And anyway, back to legal and local
Speaker 1: what we were talking about. So, what good does legal
Speaker 1: and local do if the government turns tyrannical? Michael, you
Speaker 1: don't have to crawl into here. You can just hand
Speaker 1: me the coffee. It's very bizarre. It's anyway, legal and local.
Speaker 1: I want you to think about your community like a fort,
Speaker 1: like a fortification. Okay, that's how I think about mine.
Speaker 1: I think about my town and my state as a castle,
Speaker 1: a fort, a place of safety where I can go
Speaker 1: because I live in a red state, red county, red city.
Speaker 1: What I want for me? This is just how I
Speaker 1: look at it. If the federal government, let's say it
Speaker 1: goes full blown North Korea, because you know that's what
Speaker 1: these dirty commedies would want, the civil war, all the
Speaker 1: crazy stuff I want as many layers government, layers, layers
Speaker 1: of authority between me and them as humanly possible. For instance,
Speaker 1: let's let's take this to a major, major extreme. All right,
Speaker 1: let's let's let's take this to a place that communists
Speaker 1: would do. Let's say, you know what, we'll keep it
Speaker 1: about me. Let's say any one of the various things
Speaker 1: I say on the air offends the communists to the
Speaker 1: point they decide they're going to send the cheka after
Speaker 1: me to arrest me. They're gonna arrest me because I
Speaker 1: called Kamala Harris. Don't They're gonna show up and arrest
Speaker 1: me for that. Okay, what I envision in the future
Speaker 1: and what you should envision and what we should go after.
Speaker 1: I envision my county sheriff, local police department saying no,
Speaker 1: you know, right now, we have a system in place,
Speaker 1: a terrible system in place, where local law enforcement agencies
Speaker 1: work with the FBI. Almost always the FBI is working
Speaker 1: with local law enforcement. That shouldn't happen anymore. The FBI's evil.
Speaker 1: The FBI is a secret state police agency. Local law
Speaker 1: enforcement should refuse to work with the FBI. And I'll
Speaker 1: take it a step further. When people are being unjustly
Speaker 1: persecuted and prosecuted by the FBI. Local law enforcement should
Speaker 1: stop them, and I mean physically stop them. No, FBI,
Speaker 1: you cannot arrest Jesse. In fact, if you come into
Speaker 1: my county, if you come into my town, we will
Speaker 1: arrest you. That's how it should work. And that's honestly,
Speaker 1: that's not crazy. That's how the founders envisioned this United
Speaker 1: States of America, this state system. The states are really
Speaker 1: their own country, and we're always thought of as being
Speaker 1: their own country. Now, we came together to form a
Speaker 1: federal government because we figured out you need a federal
Speaker 1: government to do things like have the same currency. You know,
Speaker 1: the Texas needs to have the same currency as Tennessee,
Speaker 1: as Montana. You need the federal government for that. You
Speaker 1: need the federal government. If you're going to fight a war,
Speaker 1: to raise an army, you know, you need the federal
Speaker 1: government for a few things. But otherwise the authority rested
Speaker 1: with the states. We act as if the states are
Speaker 1: supposed to bow down and gravel to the federal governm.
Speaker 1: That is not how it was supposed to go at all.
Speaker 1: You go legal and local, because God forbid, the government
Speaker 1: does go completely crazy and tyrannical. You want as many
Speaker 1: layers of authority between you and them. In the end,
Speaker 1: you fight for your community. You take back your community.
Speaker 1: You take back your sheriffs office, your school board, your
Speaker 1: city council. You will have more layers of protection than
Speaker 1: you did before. Look, I'll actually give you a great
Speaker 1: example in my town. Now this is not protection from
Speaker 1: the government, but we of course get death threats. It's normal.
Speaker 1: I'm not complaining. That's cost of doing business. Commedies are
Speaker 1: violent people. They can't help themselves. They're always typing, Ah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna come kill you and wbe I ever ba. Well,
Speaker 1: I know the comps. I know all local comps in
Speaker 1: my town, and they don't be They know where I live,
Speaker 1: and it's a phone call for me. In fact, I
Speaker 1: have many of their cell numbers. It's a text message
Speaker 1: and I'm automatically on arm patrol. There's a patrol car
Speaker 1: around my house that I've asked more than once, and
Speaker 1: it happens immediately. We'll be right over the last time.
Speaker 1: The last time I asked, in less than five minutes,
Speaker 1: I had two uniform police officers on my front porch
Speaker 1: coming in. Finding out the situation. Boom arm patrol like that?
Speaker 1: Like that? What Chris? Yeah, of course I give them food.
Speaker 1: I send them pizzas and all kinds of stuff. Of course,
Speaker 1: I give them food. You should buy your local cops
Speaker 1: and pizza if they're good cops. And there are bad
Speaker 1: cops obviously, but you should send some pizzas to the
Speaker 1: local police department every now and then. You really should,
Speaker 1: just out of honestly, not for protection, just out of
Speaker 1: a common courtesy. Plus, cops always loved to eat. I
Speaker 1: love to eat anyway. That's why let's move on, dear
Speaker 1: straight jacket, cheeseburger oracle. I always do my best to
Speaker 1: tie in church, and I know is it a bless
Speaker 1: It is a blessing from God to always do so.
Speaker 1: In recent years, I've become more more and more frustrated
Speaker 1: with my church and churches in general that have become
Speaker 1: soft and fold to the system so much I left
Speaker 1: the church. I'm a non denominational, Bible based Christian and
Speaker 1: do my best to follow God's word. I believe tithing
Speaker 1: is important, so instead of a collection played, I ties
Speaker 1: to real churches like Preborn and others. My question is
Speaker 1: why won't churches across our nations. Stand strong and push
Speaker 1: the congregation to the truth of our country. It's a
Speaker 1: massive platform and a big number of folks can be
Speaker 1: reached every Sunday. Not sure the numbers, but it could
Speaker 1: change everything if the churches would preach the truth rather
Speaker 1: than pandering to the dollar. What say you? All right?
Speaker 1: This is a complicated answer, and I'm by no means
Speaker 1: the church expert, so I don't want to act like
Speaker 1: I am. But here's here's something we have to think about.
Speaker 1: Remember this. Remember churches they're important. You want them, you
Speaker 1: want a lot of them. But they all are filled
Speaker 1: with men, fallible men then with flaws, men with sins,
Speaker 1: men who do things wrong that just like you, just
Speaker 1: like me. We're all that way, right, We're all flesh
Speaker 1: and blood. And when you start a church, you start
Speaker 1: a church, you get it going. Churches need that tithing
Speaker 1: money to come in. They need the tithing money to
Speaker 1: come in to pay the bills, pay the mortgage, pay
Speaker 1: the pastor do this, do that that they do. They
Speaker 1: need the congregation to tithes, to give, and they make
Speaker 1: a tremendous mistake happens often often they make a tremendous mistake,
Speaker 1: and that they start to try to put their faith
Speaker 1: in that instead of in God. And the second you
Speaker 1: start looking at your money, the second it becomes about money,
Speaker 1: then what you'll do is you'll water down that message. Hey,
Speaker 1: I was gonna I was gonna give a message this
Speaker 1: Sunday about what the Bible says about women in church
Speaker 1: leadership and how they're supposed to be silent in church,
Speaker 1: and how the Bible's very very clear about who elders
Speaker 1: should be. But oh, think how many women will be
Speaker 1: offended if I actually read that passage from the New Testament.
Speaker 1: You know what, we can't do that the tithing money
Speaker 1: will go down. Why don't we just give the ninety
Speaker 1: seventh sermon about turning the other cheek. How's that sound, guys?
Speaker 1: That won't be offensive to everybody. And then we'll talk
Speaker 1: about love a couple of times. Love, Love, Love, Love,
Speaker 1: turn the other cheek. Nobody's offended. Tithe money rolling in
Speaker 1: and we're on the gravy train. That's a huge, huge
Speaker 1: part of it, focusing on the bank account instead of
Speaker 1: focusing on telling people even uncomfortable truths. There are churches
Speaker 1: across the country they won't say marriages between a man
Speaker 1: and a woman. They won't. It couldn't be clearer's black
Speaker 1: and white, couldn't possibly be clearer. They're afraid, Well, what if?
Speaker 1: What if someone in the congregation's gay? Or what if
Speaker 1: his brother's gay? I don't want to offend him. I can't.
Speaker 1: The second you take your eyes off the truth and
Speaker 1: your eyes rest on your bank account, your checking account,
Speaker 1: you're finished. That's it. That's it. It's a big part
Speaker 1: of it. Now, I will say to you, go find
Speaker 1: a new one. They're not all like that. There are
Speaker 1: some amazing ones out there, some really really great ones
Speaker 1: out there. Look, I'm still searching myself, right, We're always looking.
Speaker 1: But there are great ones out there, there are, they exist.
Speaker 1: There are some bad ones, there are some great ones.
Speaker 1: All right. Let's get back to politics here. Someone thinks
Speaker 1: Trump should do more local news. Someone wants to talk
Speaker 1: a little more Harris Walls, and many many other things.
Speaker 1: Before I get to that, I want to get to
Speaker 1: your dog, my dog. We want our dogs to live long,
Speaker 1: do we not. We want them to live long and
Speaker 1: be there jumping up on us the second we get home.
Speaker 1: The boys came home today and Fred lost his mind.
Speaker 1: Because his buddies were home and they lost their mind immediately.
Speaker 1: The dog got greeted five minutes before I did. They're
Speaker 1: rolling around on the ground with the dog friend. How
Speaker 1: amazing is that. That's why we pour rough greens on Fred's food,
Speaker 1: because it's going to make him live longer and healthier.
Speaker 1: We've seen so many differences with Fred since we started
Speaker 1: giving it to him. Mainly, his digestive issues which he
Speaker 1: had all the time, went away, and he used to
Speaker 1: get ear infections all the time. He doesn't get those anymore.
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Speaker 1: a reporter.
Speaker 3: There have been reports that it was Nancy Pelosi who
Speaker 3: orchestrated a coordinated effort to squeeze President Biden to drop out.
Speaker 3: Please tell us what you told President Biden to persuade
Speaker 3: him to step aside.
Speaker 2: Well, I've never come I've never shared any conversations with
Speaker 2: the president of the United States of public.
Speaker 1: She just doesn't sound good anymore. You know, she still
Speaker 1: got it because she's still knifing everyone in the back
Speaker 1: and in the ribs in DC. But man, she just
Speaker 1: made whether it's well, the first bill, the first bill
Speaker 1: protect h so bill shots in the gosh anyway, Jesse,
Speaker 1: do you think the Trump campaign should accept interviews with
Speaker 1: local news channels in cities where he does rallies instead
Speaker 1: of focusing on ABC, CBS, NBC be interviewed by the
Speaker 1: local affiliate. These affiliate channels are rebroadcast across the state.
Speaker 1: They don't have combative reporters. Seems like Trump would benefit
Speaker 1: rural voters watch the local news, not so much the
Speaker 1: national news. It's not a bad it's really not a
Speaker 1: bad point. But when you're Trump right now, when you're
Speaker 1: in the heat of the campaign, you have you have
Speaker 1: to maximize every minute of your day, even the rallies
Speaker 1: he does. You notice where they are, they're all in
Speaker 1: swing states now. Now, would Trump love to roll into
Speaker 1: California and do a rally? Of course he would. He
Speaker 1: packed the house in California. He can't afford to waste
Speaker 1: half a day flying to California, which is in the
Speaker 1: bag for Harris. He can't waste half a day flying
Speaker 1: to California to do a rally. He can't same with Texas.
Speaker 1: Look would Trump packed the house. He's packed the house
Speaker 1: in Texas. I've been to a Trump Rowley in Texas,
Speaker 1: fulfilled the place. But now August he doesn't have time
Speaker 1: to come there. He only has so many hours in
Speaker 1: the day. He's only one human being, even with JD
Speaker 1: Vance carrying some of that load. He has to maximize it. Look,
Speaker 1: he has to be on only the biggest shows. That's
Speaker 1: the way they would look at it. I don't disagree.
Speaker 1: If he had enough time do the local news, but
Speaker 1: Trump can't carve out thirty minutes for a local news
Speaker 1: affiliate in Omaha. You know, Omaha's great city, it's big city.
Speaker 1: But he can't carve out thirty minutes and speak to
Speaker 1: what ten thousand people, fifty thousand people are whoever's watching
Speaker 1: the news at that point. He can't carve out thirty
Speaker 1: minutes and talk to fifty thousand people when he should
Speaker 1: be carving out thirty minutes and talking to a million
Speaker 1: people on on something bigger. It all has to be
Speaker 1: a numbers game. And you know, people don't like that.
Speaker 1: And I understand that because it sounds kind of almost
Speaker 1: sounds kind of snooty, almost sounds kind of elitist or
Speaker 1: you're not good enough or something like that. But really
Speaker 1: it's just it's a matter of time. Look, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you this. I just got an imitation to speak at
Speaker 1: a small or I don't want to say small of
Speaker 1: a grassroots group. They wanted me to come out and
Speaker 1: speak there. And honestly, if it was right next door,
Speaker 1: I would. It's not right next door. It involves flying,
Speaker 1: it involves everything, and between the radio show and my
Speaker 1: TV show. Remember I do a TV show every single night,
Speaker 1: nine pm Eastern time, it would involve canceling those moving
Speaker 1: things around. It's not that I wouldn't want to go speak,
Speaker 1: but I have to say I can't come. It's not
Speaker 1: something I can do it. I don't have enough time
Speaker 1: in the day. Oh, speaking of Trump, this lady says
Speaker 1: doctor Kelly. I'm in Georgia and I've been seeing people
Speaker 1: that are so upset that Trump made a post criticizing
Speaker 1: Kemp and his wife for saying they're not going to
Speaker 1: support Trump or help him win in Georgia. Why do
Speaker 1: these people not understand that they need to eliminate their
Speaker 1: emotions when it comes to elections. All I hear them
Speaker 1: saying is they're not going to vote for Trump because
Speaker 1: he said this, and so on and so forth. Okay,
Speaker 1: what's wrong with these people? She said? Okay, first, I'm
Speaker 1: probably not the one to ask, because I hate emotions.
Speaker 1: I just I find them to be a nuisance. They
Speaker 1: get in the way way too often. I've said that
Speaker 1: to people multiple times about multiple things. What's with your emotions?
Speaker 1: They're clouding your judgment. Put that away. However, however, let's
Speaker 1: have a discussion about that. People are emotional creatures. You know.
Speaker 1: I could tell my wife till she's blue in the
Speaker 1: face not to be emotional about the cute animals she
Speaker 1: saw on TV just now. But it doesn't matter how
Speaker 1: many times I say it. Animals create an emotional response
Speaker 1: in her. Trump blasted Camp just went he went public
Speaker 1: with a post. He hates Camp. You know, Camp hates
Speaker 1: him too. Trump very much blames Kemp for that twenty
Speaker 1: twenty election. He thinks the election was stolen in Georgia.
Speaker 1: I remember how close Georgia was he thinks Kemp dropped
Speaker 1: the ball there, didn't do this, didn't do that. So
Speaker 1: these two men, they hate each other, they can't stand
Speaker 1: each other. Okay, that's fine, don't I don't care that
Speaker 1: they're friends. What I said was, at this point in
Speaker 1: the campaign. Remember it's it's August. What is it August ninth.
Speaker 1: At this point in the campaign, Trump can't afford to
Speaker 1: lose votes.
Speaker 2: You could.
Speaker 1: We were just talking about time management. Everything has to
Speaker 1: be about gaining votes right now. Every single thing has
Speaker 1: to be about coalition building and gaining votes. All of
Speaker 1: it has to be everything does If he he hates
Speaker 1: Brian Kemp's guts, I don't care. I don't know. Brian
Speaker 1: Kemp doesn't bother me. I don't care if he has
Speaker 1: a dartboard with Brian Kemp's face on it and throws
Speaker 1: darts at it every night before bed. None of that
Speaker 1: matters to me. I don't care if they hate each other.
Speaker 1: To blast Brian Kemp publicly at this point in time,
Speaker 1: you can argue how much it hurts, But what you
Speaker 1: absolutely positively cannot do under any circumstances is argue that
Speaker 1: it helps. How many votes were gained by that long
Speaker 1: post blasting Kemp and his wife. How many votes were gained?
Speaker 1: Zero zero. Not one single undecided voter, not one single
Speaker 1: swing voter in a swing state looked at that post
Speaker 1: and said, huh, nice, I'm voting Trump. I like that.
Speaker 1: Nobody did so. If it doesn't gain you votes, no
Speaker 1: matter what it is, you don't know it the point
Speaker 1: in time, and partially because of the reasons you just
Speaker 1: laid out here, people get emotional about it. If you're
Speaker 1: in Georgia, a critical swing state, you gotta have every
Speaker 1: vote there. It was super close last time. This is
Speaker 1: something you win, Brian Kemp. He's popular in the state
Speaker 1: of Georgia. It gets elected easily every time. There's no
Speaker 1: need for that, but it is what it is. All Right,
Speaker 1: We're moving on. Get back to Harris Walls and other things. First.
Speaker 1: Let's get to pain. Your pain, my pain, the daily pain.
Speaker 1: It's the daily nagging pain that drags your life down.
Speaker 1: You know, no one likes to stub their toe. That's
Speaker 1: no fun. I stubbed mine all the time to have
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