Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm back in the driver's seat. Have no fear Well,
Speaker 1: maybe the whole have no fear thing. Maybe maybe we
Speaker 1: should have a little Did you hear what the President
Speaker 1: of the United States just said? Not that I was shocked,
Speaker 1: but did you hear what Joe Biden just said? And
Speaker 1: he just said it, so I might as well play
Speaker 1: it for years you probably haven't heard yet. Here's our president.
Speaker 1: Why not push for vaccine nandates and states, private companies, schools.
Speaker 1: Do you want to feed those entities pass vaccine mandates? Well,
Speaker 1: I'd like to see them continue to move in that direction.
Speaker 1: And that's why I've pointed out I had asked the
Speaker 1: Justice Department determined whether that is they're able to do
Speaker 1: that legally, and they can. Local communities, you can do that,
Speaker 1: what we're looking into federal mandates. Now, Look, let's set
Speaker 1: aside coronavirus for a second. And by the way, we
Speaker 1: have Catalina Lauf coming up halfway through the second hour.
Speaker 1: She's running against Adam Kinsinger. Tonight we have another race hoax,
Speaker 1: which actually I'm gonna get to in a second. I
Speaker 1: was gonna lead the show with it. But we have
Speaker 1: another race hoax, and we'll talk about why that happens.
Speaker 1: As you can tell, I'm a bit full of pep tonight.
Speaker 1: I don't like taking a day off, so I love
Speaker 1: going after it. But I got asked doctor Jesse coming tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I might even give out the phone number tomorrow for
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse. But hang on, hang on. First, let's
Speaker 1: set aside vaccines, because I think that probably clouds the
Speaker 1: issue at this point in time. Set aside coronavirus, Set
Speaker 1: aside all this. What you've seen in just the last
Speaker 1: twenty four to forty eight hours is the mayor of
Speaker 1: New York, that's America's most important city, the mayor of
Speaker 1: New York City saying the voluntary phase is over. And
Speaker 1: now you've seen the President of the United States of
Speaker 1: America saying he's asking the DOJ to look into whether
Speaker 1: or not they can mandate this from the federal government.
Speaker 1: Why not push for a vaccine mandates and states, private companies, schools.
Speaker 1: Do you want to be those entities pass vaccine mandates? Well,
Speaker 1: I'd like to see them continue to move in that direction.
Speaker 1: And that's why I've pointed out I had asked the
Speaker 1: Justice Department to determine whether that is they're able to
Speaker 1: do that legally, and they can local communities can do
Speaker 1: I asked the Justice Department. With it all, right, Like
Speaker 1: I said, set aside vaccines and coronavirus for just a moment.
Speaker 1: The President of the United States is trying, not just wondering,
Speaker 1: trying to see if he can make you do something.
Speaker 1: The mayor of America's post important city says, volunteer, volunteer.
Speaker 1: Oh you could have volunteered yesterday. Now it's time you
Speaker 1: get made to do it. Let's have a very uncomfortable
Speaker 1: talk that will undoubtedly get the phones ringing at iHeart
Speaker 1: once again. Sorry, boss, have these people gotten way too
Speaker 1: comfortable with how they speak to us? I mean, you
Speaker 1: are a free citizen. You're an American. That means something.
Speaker 1: You're a free citizen. This is the land of the Free.
Speaker 1: And no that's not just you know a catchy, catchy
Speaker 1: part of the song. That means in this country, the
Speaker 1: federal government has a few things they're allowed to do
Speaker 1: and they're not allowed to do anything else. They are
Speaker 1: called servants of the people. They are supposed to work
Speaker 1: for us. All that YadA, YadA, YadA. I'm getting a
Speaker 1: lot of threats aimed my way from people who are
Speaker 1: supposedly my servants. I'm getting a lot of orders. I'm
Speaker 1: getting a lot of threats. When did these people become
Speaker 1: comfortable speaking to us like this? When did they become
Speaker 1: comfortable issuing threats to the American people, issuing orders to
Speaker 1: the American people? When did this happen in this country?
Speaker 1: I remember, I'm marveled at it last year when the
Speaker 1: lockdowns first started and they just started telling people gome mandate.
Speaker 1: I think California was the first one to do it,
Speaker 1: issued a statewide order. I may have that wrong, but
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure he did statewide emergency order. I am
Speaker 1: ordering everybody go home, close your business. And I remember
Speaker 1: I freaked back then, freaked. I said, these people do
Speaker 1: not have this authority. You don't, even if you think
Speaker 1: they're right, even if you think they're right, they don't
Speaker 1: have the authority to do that. We do not have
Speaker 1: a monarchy here in America. We do not have a
Speaker 1: dictatorship here in America. We have a representative republic. That's
Speaker 1: what America is. We're not a democracy either, my word,
Speaker 1: learn the difference. Stop calling it a democracy. We have
Speaker 1: a representative republic here. Why do mayors, governors and presidents
Speaker 1: feel so comfortable talking down to us? Why when did
Speaker 1: this happen? Is this on us or is this on them?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's probably a mix of the two.
Speaker 1: The President of the United States of America should fear
Speaker 1: getting impeached when he speaks about this, and he definitely
Speaker 1: should fear his reelection. Champ, you should be afraid as
Speaker 1: a politician to issue orders and threats to the American people.
Speaker 1: You should feel like your job is about dawn and
Speaker 1: you might end up in prison. You should be afraid
Speaker 1: to talk like that. You can't talk like this to us.
Speaker 1: Who the heck do you think you are? We're looking
Speaker 1: at mandating it. Look, I'll be frank with you, there's
Speaker 1: a lot I love about my life. I mean, as
Speaker 1: it currently stands. Of course, I've screwed a bunch of
Speaker 1: stuff up, But as it currently stands, it's going fine.
Speaker 1: Kids are getting up, getting up there in the ears.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be pretty polite. It turns out them that
Speaker 1: maybe they avoided meth and all that, so that's good.
Speaker 1: The wife's still around. It's fifteenth wedding anniversary today, careers
Speaker 1: going fine, just fell backwards at all this It's fine,
Speaker 1: We're gonna have an issue if you come try to
Speaker 1: mandate a vaccine to me, We're gonna have a real issue.
Speaker 1: I don't know who exactly you think you're sending to
Speaker 1: my house to mandate that I get a vaccine. But
Speaker 1: you better be real, real careful with that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: You don't get to do that to people. And that's me.
Speaker 1: I'm a saying, well adjusted human being. Are you going
Speaker 1: to show Okay, maybe not that well adjusted, Chris, I understand,
Speaker 1: but you're really going to show up at my home
Speaker 1: and tell me to bring my sons down so you
Speaker 1: can give them a vaccine? Is that's the authority the
Speaker 1: President of the United States of America is seeking out
Speaker 1: currently you just heard him say it. What I asked
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice to look into it. Why not
Speaker 1: push for a vaccine mandates and states, private companies, schools.
Speaker 1: Do you want to feed those entities pass vaccine mandates? Well,
Speaker 1: I'd like to see them continue to move in that direction.
Speaker 1: And that's why I've pointed out I had asked the
Speaker 1: Justice Department and determine where that that is, they're able
Speaker 1: to do that legally and they can what and look, okay,
Speaker 1: let's set me aside here for a moment. Who exactly
Speaker 1: I want to know? You've traveled this country probably some
Speaker 1: most people have done a bunch of travel. You've traveled
Speaker 1: this country some. I want to know who exactly you
Speaker 1: think you're going to send to. You know, it's a
Speaker 1: good state for the Louisiana is actually a perfect state
Speaker 1: for this wonderful state. I mean, massively corrupt, but still
Speaker 1: one of my favorite states out there. Who are you
Speaker 1: sending out to the ever? Who are you sending out
Speaker 1: to the swamps to mandate they get a vaccine? I
Speaker 1: want to know the person you're physically sending out there,
Speaker 1: And don't say something stupid to me like, oh, we'll
Speaker 1: just send the sheriff. If you say stuff like that,
Speaker 1: it means you've never been to a rural place in
Speaker 1: your life. Now, I've lived in rural and I've lived
Speaker 1: in urban, so I know the difference. You're not sending
Speaker 1: a rural sheriff out there to give someone a vaccine.
Speaker 1: He wouldn't go. He would laugh in your face if
Speaker 1: you told him to go. And if even if he
Speaker 1: acted like he did, goes he felt like he had to,
Speaker 1: he'd go out there and drink moonshine with a guy
Speaker 1: and drive back in. He wouldn't go, and he certainly
Speaker 1: wouldn't show up and say, hey, Bob, I needed to
Speaker 1: come out. I gotta stick this vaccine in you, because
Speaker 1: bullets would be coming back his way. Who are you
Speaker 1: sending to do this? Have you thought about how this ends?
Speaker 1: Where this goes from here? Have you thought about it?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you where it goes from here if
Speaker 1: they continue on this path. In just a second, but
Speaker 1: first and foremost, first of all, they just passed or
Speaker 1: it looks like they passed the framework of yet another
Speaker 1: trillion dollar bill through Congress. We're already twenty eight trillion
Speaker 1: in debt. This one isn't paid for, and we already
Speaker 1: have the Fed chairman talking about inflation not only up
Speaker 1: now going to continue going up. The time to call
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Speaker 1: Rest in peace. By the way, what was his name?
Speaker 1: Dusty Baker? Chris the one with the he was the
Speaker 1: one with a beard. It's not Dusty Baker. Who is
Speaker 1: it Dusty Hill? Sorry? Sorry, that was actually an honest mistake.
Speaker 1: I forgot I got my name's Dusty Hill was easy.
Speaker 1: Top just died. Rest in peace, z top here on
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. We will try to do better
Speaker 1: next time someone dies. Sometimes I make mistakes. Usually it
Speaker 1: works out in a way that makes me look like
Speaker 1: a monster. I swear I'm not that much of a monster.
Speaker 1: Back to this mandate thing. This is getting really really
Speaker 1: bad because they're not slowing down, They're not backing off.
Speaker 1: So what does that mean? Well, here's where I think
Speaker 1: we go from here. I don't think even the DOJ
Speaker 1: he's going to tell Joe Biden, Hey, Joe, yeah, go
Speaker 1: ahead and mandate it for everyone. Sure you have that
Speaker 1: kind of power. I just don't. I don't believe that
Speaker 1: for a second. If they go that route, that's a
Speaker 1: different story. If they go that route, we have a
Speaker 1: major problem on our hands. What I think we are
Speaker 1: going to see now is this. We're going to see
Speaker 1: cases continue to go up. It's inevitable. Why are they
Speaker 1: going to go up? Well, maybe there's a new variant,
Speaker 1: maybe there's not. I don't know. But viruses are oftentimes seasonal.
Speaker 1: This one very clearly is seasonal. Same time we had
Speaker 1: a big spike last year. They're seeing a spike. They're
Speaker 1: seeing a spike, and they don't know what to do
Speaker 1: about it. Because Joe Biden ran on coronavirus fear the
Speaker 1: entire time. He ran on it the entire time. WHOA
Speaker 1: if you're the coronavirus president, if you're the one who's insisting,
Speaker 1: absolutely insisting that you were the one who can solve it,
Speaker 1: and that's what you ran on, and it's not getting solved.
Speaker 1: What are you going to do? Well, what they should
Speaker 1: do is this, They should just simply talk to the
Speaker 1: rest of the system and say stop reporting on cases,
Speaker 1: because you understand all the fear you're seeing out there
Speaker 1: right now, they're reporting on cases. Oh, cases are up,
Speaker 1: cases are up here, Cases are at a six month high. Here.
Speaker 1: Who cares about cases? Who's being extremely affected by the
Speaker 1: deaths are a minimum? DC just had some big scare
Speaker 1: headline about all these new cases. You know, how many
Speaker 1: people died, not one, not one. So since they're not
Speaker 1: going to do that, the panic is only going to
Speaker 1: continue to ramp up. Because these media companies who are
Speaker 1: all hurting, I mean they're all hurting because they're ratings suck.
Speaker 1: They don't have any talent. They're all hurting. So they
Speaker 1: understand coronavirus brings ratings, it brings eyeballs. Let me write
Speaker 1: an article here about how all the kids are gonna
Speaker 1: die from coronavirus, and I'll put that in the headline
Speaker 1: and everybody will click on it. Right every young mother
Speaker 1: out there. I don't want Billy to die. What do
Speaker 1: I have to do? The cable news guys who are
Speaker 1: boring and don't know how to do a show without Trump.
Speaker 1: They're going to go back to the coronavirus, well all
Speaker 1: of them. Well, what that's going to do is it's
Speaker 1: going to ramp up the fear. That's what they want.
Speaker 1: They want attention, they want fear. But it's going to
Speaker 1: do something else. It's going to ramp up a demand
Speaker 1: for action action. If you make people scared, they're going
Speaker 1: to turn to you and want a solution. I don't
Speaker 1: get to go home tonight on my fifteenth wedding anniversary
Speaker 1: and tell the wife, honey, who I am home? You
Speaker 1: are so lucky to have had me for fifteen years.
Speaker 1: By the way, I'm going to run out and grab
Speaker 1: some beer. There is a huge and I mean huge
Speaker 1: spider in the closet. I'll be back in a while.
Speaker 1: It doesn't work like that. You don't get to create
Speaker 1: fear in people without creating a solution. People are going
Speaker 1: to want They're going to start demanding solutions. Okay, you're
Speaker 1: scaring me, all right, you're scaring me, Delta variant. I'm scared.
Speaker 1: I'm scared. What are you going to do about it?
Speaker 1: Here is the problem. The problem is, and this is
Speaker 1: a hard thing for everyone to accept. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: hard for you to accept, but it's true. The problem
Speaker 1: is nobody on planet Earth knows what to do about coronavirus. Nobody.
Speaker 1: No one's ever done anything right. It was a new virus.
Speaker 1: They didn't know what to do about it. They decided
Speaker 1: masks were a solution. They're not. They decided standing six
Speaker 1: feet away from someone was a solution. It's not shut
Speaker 1: down the gyms. Oh wait for a virus that actually
Speaker 1: kills fat people. Maybe that wasn't smart. None of these
Speaker 1: people know what to do about coronavirus. The problem is
Speaker 1: they've promised you they do. And last year when all
Speaker 1: the quote experts were presenting solutions lockdown, social distancing, they
Speaker 1: swore to you they had a handle on this thing.
Speaker 1: I will solve it. Yes, it's scary. I know I've
Speaker 1: created fear in you, but I will solve it. Look
Speaker 1: just lockdown, just do what I say. So you've already
Speaker 1: told the American people you've cemented a narrative in their mind.
Speaker 1: Probably not in yours by now, but in most American people,
Speaker 1: they have a narrative cemented in their mind. What is
Speaker 1: that narrative? Coronavirus is scary. Now they're still not quite
Speaker 1: sure how scary, but they know coronavirus is scary. And
Speaker 1: what do they know? Most Americans, they know the solution
Speaker 1: to coronavirus is locking down the economy, throwing on a mask,
Speaker 1: get yourself eight thousand vaccines and eight million vaccine booster shots.
Speaker 1: Just walk around with a needle hanging out of your
Speaker 1: rear end like your name's Hunter Biden. Sorry, Chris, I won't.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna make any more of those jokes tonight. Anyway,
Speaker 1: they've told the American people, when you get scared of
Speaker 1: corona virus, go home and hide. Well, that's what people
Speaker 1: were going to start demanding now, and the anger is
Speaker 1: going to be turned way up higher than it was
Speaker 1: last year for two different reasons. The country has spent
Speaker 1: the last year year and a half racing in opposite
Speaker 1: directions in a really dangerous way. You have half the
Speaker 1: country completely convinced that coronavirus is going to murder millions,
Speaker 1: and you have to go out and get your vaccine
Speaker 1: and put on your mask. And if you don't do
Speaker 1: all these things, you hate everyone and you want people
Speaker 1: to die. Half the people really believe that now You
Speaker 1: can roll your eyes all you want, and I do too,
Speaker 1: but you have to understand they really believe that the
Speaker 1: other half of the country does not like being talked
Speaker 1: down to, does not like being told what to do.
Speaker 1: They don't trust the vaccine, they don't trust that anyone
Speaker 1: has been completely forthright about coronavirus, and they don't think
Speaker 1: these lockdowns actually work well. What and ground do those
Speaker 1: two groups have. Those two groups don't have any They're
Speaker 1: running opposite ways, and now they're each twice as sick
Speaker 1: as the other as they were last year. If you're
Speaker 1: super vaccinate, protect me daddy person, you're ten times as
Speaker 1: desperate and angry now at the other side as you
Speaker 1: were before, and vice versa. And this is me. If
Speaker 1: you're you keep that crap out of my body and
Speaker 1: leave me alone, and I'll leave you alone. And if
Speaker 1: you want to do your vaccine, that's fine, go do
Speaker 1: your thing. If you're that guy, and I'm that guy,
Speaker 1: you're at this point mortified by the absolute tyrannical sheep
Speaker 1: on the other side, and you're about tired of being
Speaker 1: told what to do and issued orders. And here's what
Speaker 1: you're allowed to do and what you're not allowed to do.
Speaker 1: This is going to create a dangerous situation. This is
Speaker 1: going to create a situation where someone's going to get hurt.
Speaker 1: And I hate to tell you to remember that and
Speaker 1: write that down, Chris, but you better remember that and
Speaker 1: write that down. Somebody's going to get hurt soon. Over
Speaker 1: All this nonsense. Why don't we all just agree to
Speaker 1: back off so nobody gets hurt? Because that sucks? All right,
Speaker 1: I might be running for president. Hang on, it is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show and man man alive. My parents
Speaker 1: really should have monitored what I listened to when I
Speaker 1: was a child. I am a huge Bob Seeger fan,
Speaker 1: and I used to walk around jamming out to night
Speaker 1: moves for years before I realized, Wow, was he not
Speaker 1: talking about dancing at all? Dang it, it's the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Don't forget Tomorrow is an ask Doctor Jesse
Speaker 1: Friday for you new listeners. Just no, this is a
Speaker 1: special day on Friday. Every week we do just you
Speaker 1: and me. No guests, no nothing, just you and me
Speaker 1: on Fridays. It's you asking me questions you email them
Speaker 1: in Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com. What questions
Speaker 1: you ask? Well, anything and I do mean anything. They
Speaker 1: can be political questions, they can be history questions, food questions, men, women, employers, employees.
Speaker 1: I don't care what it is, travel, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Email it in. I will answer it. They can be heavy,
Speaker 1: they can be light and absolutely stupid. I don't care.
Speaker 1: Email Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com. Try to
Speaker 1: remember to put asked doctor Jesse in the subject line,
Speaker 1: which brings me to my next point before I get
Speaker 1: to me running for president, which brings me to my
Speaker 1: next point. I have had the phone number, as you know,
Speaker 1: I have a phone number for the show so people
Speaker 1: can call in. Now, you've never heard anyone call into
Speaker 1: the show because I refuse to give out the phone number.
Speaker 1: If I do, you will ruin it. I think I
Speaker 1: will give out the phone number, and I will and
Speaker 1: people will call and they will say, Hi Jesse, I
Speaker 1: love you. Okay, I love you too. How are you? Oh?
Speaker 1: My gosh, how am I? I'm taking this pen and
Speaker 1: I'm jamming it into my eyeball. That's how I am
Speaker 1: right now. Tomorrow, I am considering doing a brief trial
Speaker 1: run where I give out the phone number on an
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday for your ask doctor Jesse questions.
Speaker 1: I'm considering it. I haven't committed to it yet. If
Speaker 1: I do it, don't let me down. Don't let me down.
Speaker 1: It's the easiest day to do it. On don't tell
Speaker 1: me you love me, hey, meat whatever, don't ask me
Speaker 1: how I am. Don't say hi. Don't say hi. We
Speaker 1: already said hi when I say Tina in Rhode Island.
Speaker 1: Go you get on and ask your question. And I'm
Speaker 1: not saying you have to speed through it, slow down,
Speaker 1: speak up a nunc eight and I'm even ask you
Speaker 1: a question back. We may have what's called a conversation
Speaker 1: as long as I think the audience isn't ready to
Speaker 1: drink cyanide, so call in possibly tomorrow. But it's an
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday. Now I did because because somebody
Speaker 1: brought this up. They said, hello, handsome, which is the
Speaker 1: way to start out an email, Chris, when are you
Speaker 1: running for president? We need you? And they said they
Speaker 1: didn't want to reply, which is weird, But okay, when
Speaker 1: am I running for president? Never? I'm never going to
Speaker 1: run for president. I'm never going to run for political
Speaker 1: office again. Never. I did it once, I'll never do
Speaker 1: it again. And it's not because I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: think there's good, good value there. I've told you to
Speaker 1: do it. Run. I ran twice hard. The only reason
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do it now is I have more influenced
Speaker 1: now doing what I'm doing than I would be as
Speaker 1: a congressman or senator. What Chris, Oh, I hate you
Speaker 1: for asking that question. Chris just asked me would I
Speaker 1: take a cabinet position? And I hate him for asking
Speaker 1: the question because I don't know that. I can tell
Speaker 1: you right now. Look, I'll tell you this I'm doing. Look,
Speaker 1: this is a dream job. I don't work. We sit
Speaker 1: and we laughed, you and me. We laugh together all
Speaker 1: night long. I come home, I'm in a better mood
Speaker 1: than I was when I went to work. How many
Speaker 1: people say that? So I have the best job in
Speaker 1: the world now. I would not want to just walk
Speaker 1: away from it. But at the same time, what if governor?
Speaker 1: What if President heavy D? President de Santis gets elected
Speaker 1: and he calls and he says Jesse, and I say, yes,
Speaker 1: heavy D, I want you to come be my chief
Speaker 1: of staff. I don't trust anyone else to do it.
Speaker 1: How could I say no? No? Let me clarified he's
Speaker 1: not going to. I have a relationship with a lot
Speaker 1: of these big time Republicans, I actually don't have one
Speaker 1: with him. I don't know him, I don't know his people.
Speaker 1: I like him, I like what I've seen. I don't
Speaker 1: know him at all. So he's not gonna call me
Speaker 1: for chief of staff. So I'm just just a scenario.
Speaker 1: But how could I say no to that? And it's
Speaker 1: not because I want to be chief of staff or
Speaker 1: not because I would want that on my resume or
Speaker 1: that that would mean something to me. I don't think
Speaker 1: about things like that, Like I'm not the guy who
Speaker 1: has a bunch of trophies to myself all over the house.
Speaker 1: Although I should, Chris, you know what I needed, We
Speaker 1: still need it, don't what? We still need to get
Speaker 1: that huge portrait of me made for the new studio. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be the best thing ever. We're doing that
Speaker 1: in a huge one. No, and we're not taking your
Speaker 1: sick Julius Caesar statue with us either. That's inappropriate anyway.
Speaker 1: It's not that I would want to be a chief
Speaker 1: of staff. If you had someone elected and you believed
Speaker 1: in that someone, and you thought that someone was going
Speaker 1: back there to really clean house and really go after
Speaker 1: it and try to and try to save this place.
Speaker 1: Right if you thought someone was going to try to
Speaker 1: save this place, how could I, as a man say no?
Speaker 1: I mean, don't I have a duty? It's just a
Speaker 1: high pathetical. This phone call isn't going to come. But
Speaker 1: don't I have a duty. Don't I have an obligation
Speaker 1: to say? Yes? Man? If I was chief of staff though,
Speaker 1: Oh boy, you know what, just go ahead and pack
Speaker 1: up your stuff before I get back there, because all
Speaker 1: y'all are fired, and I mean everybody. I'll fire the cooks.
Speaker 1: And I know what you're saying, Jess, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: Oh yes I can. When I'm cleaning out an infection,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take too much healthy skin instead of not enough.
Speaker 1: Trust me on this one. You're all fired. I'll fire
Speaker 1: the parking attendance, I'll fire the Secret Service agents. I'll
Speaker 1: fire everybody back there because I don't trust anyone, and
Speaker 1: I'll spend all the time in the world replacing them
Speaker 1: with my people. Because the problem we have right now
Speaker 1: in this country is this, and this is what doomed
Speaker 1: Trump's presidency. The problem we have is the federal bureaucracy
Speaker 1: is entirely staffed by loyal Democrats. Entirely staffed by loyal Democrats.
Speaker 1: Trump got impeached twice from within his own government, From
Speaker 1: within his own government. Do you realize how nutso it
Speaker 1: is that an employee at Trump's State Department disagreed with
Speaker 1: something the President said on the phone and got him
Speaker 1: impeached over it. That is insane. So yeah, you don't
Speaker 1: want me as chief of staff, trust me on that now,
Speaker 1: Not that it matters, because we're going to get a divorce,
Speaker 1: a national divorce. David Crosby slams Fox News and said
Speaker 1: Rupert Murdoch should be taken out and shot. Well, I
Speaker 1: mean not that I feel like David Crosby has really
Speaker 1: got the pulse of America anymore. But I'll tell you
Speaker 1: one thing he does have. He does have the pulse
Speaker 1: very much. So of what I've seen a lot of
Speaker 1: from the left, they're not slowing down and backing off
Speaker 1: this vaccine Stuff's not going to slow down. These people
Speaker 1: really feel like they are entitled to use force to
Speaker 1: get you and I to do what they want us
Speaker 1: to do. I disagree, we're gonna have a problem. I
Speaker 1: don't want to have a problem, but I think we're
Speaker 1: gonna have a problem now. This brings me to what
Speaker 1: I actually wanted to talk about today, and I realized
Speaker 1: there are a bunch of other bigger issues and we'll
Speaker 1: get to all of them on the show. But I
Speaker 1: woke up this morning and I saw this. Her name
Speaker 1: is Angie Jones. I don't know she is some tech girl.
Speaker 1: This is what she said this weekend. I went on
Speaker 1: a girl's trip. Ten black women flying first class. People
Speaker 1: literally could not process how it was possible. Stop using
Speaker 1: this word literally everyone, especially women. Sorry to single you out, ladies,
Speaker 1: but women and kids have gotten horrible about this. Everything
Speaker 1: isn't It was literally this and literally that you gotta stop.
Speaker 1: I can't take it anymore. Back to her thing, Ten
Speaker 1: black women flying in first class. People literally could not
Speaker 1: process how it was possible. Staff tried to send us
Speaker 1: to regular lines. Passengers made snide remarks. One guy even yelled,
Speaker 1: are they a higher class of people than I am?
Speaker 1: Stay mad? And then of course everybody dog piles on
Speaker 1: this person of you're such a liar. You're a liar,
Speaker 1: that never happened at all. Quit lying, why are you
Speaker 1: a liar? Well? Hold on, I have a different take.
Speaker 1: Is she a huge liar? Yeah? Yeah, did a single
Speaker 1: thing she just said there happened? No, of course not.
Speaker 1: But I think it's important you and I come to
Speaker 1: an understanding on why these people say these things. Hang on,
Speaker 1: I got on at Emily side of me. Jesse Kelly,
Speaker 1: you're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. It it is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. Gosh, it's gonna be such a
Speaker 1: fun show tonight and tomorrow, I asked, doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: Is gonna be so fun? Don't forget? We have Catalina
Speaker 1: Lauf coming up about forty minutes from now. Yes, we're
Speaker 1: going to ask her where she stands on the issue
Speaker 1: running against that scumbag Adam kinsing her. Yes, I'm absolutely
Speaker 1: going to ask her if she it helps or hurts
Speaker 1: her chances to be so hot when she runs for Congress. Why?
Speaker 1: Because it's inappropriate and because no one else asks these
Speaker 1: questions and it makes me laugh. All right, Back to
Speaker 1: this crazy lady. I read that. I read the thing
Speaker 1: before we went to break, but let me do it
Speaker 1: one more time real quick. This lady gets on, gets
Speaker 1: online black woman and says this weekend, I went on
Speaker 1: a girl's trip, ten black women flying first class. People
Speaker 1: literally could not process how it was possible. Staff tried
Speaker 1: to send us to regular lines. Passengers make snide remarks.
Speaker 1: One guy even yelled, are they a higher class of
Speaker 1: people than I am? Stay mad? She says, Now, obviously
Speaker 1: none of that happened. This lady is a huge liar.
Speaker 1: We know that. To set that as side, Yes, we
Speaker 1: know the Jesse Smolett Bubba Wallace defense here. No, the
Speaker 1: garage pole string is as not a noose. And no,
Speaker 1: two maga guys didn't attack you at two am in Chicago.
Speaker 1: Gets serious. But you have to understand a couple things
Speaker 1: about these people. One, this has become currency. It has
Speaker 1: become a currency there is there's almost nothing you could
Speaker 1: do to guarantee massive amounts of cloud, not only social
Speaker 1: media cloud money. Then by being a victim of a
Speaker 1: race crime today or a victim of something is huge.
Speaker 1: The business side of this thing is huge. That's one. Two,
Speaker 1: these people you learn this behavior, you learn the thinking
Speaker 1: this way. And I want you to think about it
Speaker 1: like this. If I were to get you from an
Speaker 1: early age, no, not like Joe Biden. If I were
Speaker 1: to get you from an early age, and I would
Speaker 1: raise you. And I told you every single redheaded person
Speaker 1: you see, if they touch you, it will burn your skin.
Speaker 1: If you allow their skin to touch you, will burn
Speaker 1: your skin. And I got you as a child, and
Speaker 1: I told you that watch out for those gingers. It'll
Speaker 1: burn your skin. Look, fellas, you should probably watch out
Speaker 1: for those gingers anyway, but that's another story. Watch out
Speaker 1: for those gingers. It'll burn your skin. Fellas, ladies, no
Speaker 1: one touch the gingers. It'll burn your skin. Now you
Speaker 1: can laugh about that and roll your eyes, and I
Speaker 1: hope you are, but you should also understand if I
Speaker 1: grew up and I told you that time and time
Speaker 1: and time again, and then I had other people in
Speaker 1: your life telling you the same thing. Your aunts and
Speaker 1: uncles told you that, Your teachers told you that. Your
Speaker 1: mentor here told you that. This teacher told you that.
Speaker 1: Now it may sound ridiculous to you, you may say
Speaker 1: to yourself, no one would believe it, Yes you would
Speaker 1: if you were taught from an early age. This human
Speaker 1: being here and everybody who thinks like this, in all honesty,
Speaker 1: I bet you she believes this in her mind. If
Speaker 1: that ginger did touch her, she would instinctively go go
Speaker 1: oh ooh, I think that's a second degree burned. Oh,
Speaker 1: thank goodness, it's not blistering. I bet you money she
Speaker 1: would feel it. That's how much we have warped the
Speaker 1: minds of so many people in this country into thinking
Speaker 1: that they must be victims of something. It's the highest
Speaker 1: one they are victims, and two you must be a
Speaker 1: victim publicly. It's the highest form of achievement. It's what
Speaker 1: these people believe. And by the way, maybe the whole
Speaker 1: story isn't a lie. I have no doubt there were
Speaker 1: snide remarks. I have absolutely no doubt there were snide remarks.
Speaker 1: You know how I know there were ten women in
Speaker 1: first class. Have you ever been around ten women when
Speaker 1: they're together ten friends? Have you ever talked to a
Speaker 1: bartender or a limousine driver. I'll tell you what. If
Speaker 1: you find yourself around someone who drives a limousine, or
Speaker 1: next time you find yourself in a bar, I want
Speaker 1: you to do me a favor. I want you to
Speaker 1: go up to a little social experiment for Jesse, okay,
Speaker 1: and then email me after and tell me what the
Speaker 1: results were. Go up to the bartender, and ask him, Hey,
Speaker 1: what's the one thing you don't ever want to see
Speaker 1: coming through the door? Who do you look up and
Speaker 1: you see coming through the door and you go, oh, gosh,
Speaker 1: I just want to go home. Limousine drivers too, Do
Speaker 1: you know what they will tell you? Bachelorette party to
Speaker 1: which I the first time out, A bartender tell me
Speaker 1: that he was a young dude, and I thought we
Speaker 1: were going back and forth, we're just joking around, And
Speaker 1: I said, it made no sense to me. I thought,
Speaker 1: my goodness, a bachelorette party. Why, it's a goldmine you got.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, there's one woman who's getting married, but
Speaker 1: everyone else wants to get married and they hate her
Speaker 1: for actually getting married, so the field is primed and
Speaker 1: you're right. And he said, you have no earthly idea
Speaker 1: how obnoxious large groups of drunk women are. You'd be
Speaker 1: better off not having him in the bar. And what's
Speaker 1: funny is all the professional drivers will tell you that too,
Speaker 1: Like I said, linusine drivers and stuff like that. You
Speaker 1: don't want to drive a party bus for bachelorette party night.
Speaker 1: You don't you know why they were getting snydermarks? Do
Speaker 1: you have any idea how loud. They probably were in
Speaker 1: first class. Oh my Josh, like I said, she's lucky
Speaker 1: to pilot didn't just bail out of the plane and
Speaker 1: dive to his death. All Right, I gotta dial this down.
Speaker 1: Remember it's my fifteenth wedding anniversary, and I didn't want
Speaker 1: to say hardly anything at all. But during the break,
Speaker 1: you know what I got. I got a text from
Speaker 1: the wife saying, I hope that short little comment because
Speaker 1: all I did was mentioned at once at the show.
Speaker 1: She said, I hope that short little comment about fifteen
Speaker 1: years wasn't all you're giving me, and that I even
Speaker 1: got the sideways looks and things like that, fellas. I
Speaker 1: just want I want you to hear me. Now it's
Speaker 1: been fifteen years but has felt like one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 1: All right. I just want you to make sure I'm
Speaker 1: not telling you don't get married. Remember I'm the one
Speaker 1: who says, get married young and start making babies. That's
Speaker 1: how we save this country. But just do me a favor, guys.
Speaker 1: Treasure every single minute before it starts, every single minute,
Speaker 1: Treasure it like it's nectar from the gods and it's
Speaker 1: about to run out. All right, Just just promise me that.
Speaker 1: All right, we have a pact show Joe Biden. Biden's
Speaker 1: an interesting pickle here. You see, he came out and
Speaker 1: he said this. I played it for you at the
Speaker 1: beginning of the show. He came out and he said,
Speaker 1: we're looking into federally mandating this. But I think this
Speaker 1: may create a bit of an issue for him. No,
Speaker 1: not personally. We all know Joe Biden's not gonna last
Speaker 1: all four years before he retires. I think it may
Speaker 1: be a legacy issue. I think he's killing his legacy,
Speaker 1: or Joe Biden's legacy. You see, if you're the president
Speaker 1: who's remembered as forcing a federal mandate on people, you're
Speaker 1: going to be remembered like Woodrow Wilson. Not a single
Speaker 1: person remembers Woodrow Wilson. Finally, finally, that Democrat Republican thing.
Speaker 1: I'm going to save you. Joe Biden is in trouble.
Speaker 1: His legacy is in trouble. Hang on, it is. The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show started the second hour coming up about
Speaker 1: thirty minutes from now. We have a primary opponent, Cataline Alauf.
Speaker 1: She's the one challenging that loser, Adam Kinsinger, who we
Speaker 1: were mocking relentlessly. So we'll talk to Cataline alauf one.
Speaker 1: It's important she's challenging Kinsinger too. It's important that she's
Speaker 1: still hot. We need more times. And I realize that's offensive,
Speaker 1: but understand this. I'm one hundred percent serious. We need
Speaker 1: more dimes. No, it's not for your viewing pleasure. We
Speaker 1: need more dimes because of this. We are in a war,
Speaker 1: you and I. I don't care whether you want to
Speaker 1: call it that or whether you want to acknowledge it.
Speaker 1: The stakes of the game. You and I are in
Speaker 1: this cultural battle between us and the communists here in
Speaker 1: this country. The stakes are high, really really high. The
Speaker 1: misery that comes once these people take total power is
Speaker 1: not something you ever want to experience, and you don't
Speaker 1: want your kids to experience it either. So we are
Speaker 1: we're in that kind of a war. We we've lost
Speaker 1: the culture. What does that mean? We've lost music and entertainment.
Speaker 1: When you lose music and entertainment, movies and sitcoms and
Speaker 1: things like that, what you lose is more than anything else. Kids.
Speaker 1: Anyone who's been in advertising for any length of time
Speaker 1: will tell you people start making buying decisions early, really
Speaker 1: early in their life. You're just early on. You'll decide
Speaker 1: of I prefer Adidas, and you won't break from it.
Speaker 1: Very rarely will people break from it. You start deciding
Speaker 1: who and what you are very early on. Not having entertainment,
Speaker 1: not having actors and actresses and sports stars and music
Speaker 1: and things like that. This does hurt us a lot.
Speaker 1: What am I saying, I'm saying the Republican Party. You
Speaker 1: know what, forget the Republican Party. Let's just say the right.
Speaker 1: The right has an opportunity now because the left is
Speaker 1: so miserable, the right has an opportunity to begin to
Speaker 1: appeal to younger people. You see, what's happened is the
Speaker 1: left has had control of Hollywood and stuff like that
Speaker 1: for so long they're starting to churn out crap. People
Speaker 1: aren't going to the movies. I mean, I see all
Speaker 1: the numbers they have to send these things to China
Speaker 1: to make any money. You're done going. You maybe didn't
Speaker 1: protest in front of the movie theater, but no, you
Speaker 1: don't want to take your six year old to the
Speaker 1: latest cartoon to learn about transgender Nazi eskimos do. You're
Speaker 1: not going. You're just not gonna go. So people aren't going,
Speaker 1: people aren't watching sports. The sports ratings are shockingly bad,
Speaker 1: I mean terrible. What does that mean? It means people,
Speaker 1: even young people, are turning away. What is the hotness
Speaker 1: of our congresswomen have anything to do with any of this.
Speaker 1: We wanna be the young, fun, good looking, appealing side.
Speaker 1: I actually don't like saying that because it sounds shallow, right,
Speaker 1: and it doesn't sound important. I don't want to hear
Speaker 1: about looks. Tell me about taxes. I agree with you.
Speaker 1: If you think a shallow I am. I'm not fifteen,
Speaker 1: You're not fifteen. Young people want to be where it's fun.
Speaker 1: Young people want to be where it's appealing. Young people
Speaker 1: want to be where they look like Catalina Lauf and
Speaker 1: not like Nancy Pelosi. That's the truth. That's where young
Speaker 1: people want to be. People yelled about it and wind
Speaker 1: about it about Trump. Trump's big rallies. You remember Trump's rallies.
Speaker 1: They'd had these huge ones. They were like college football
Speaker 1: games practically. I went to one in Houston. There was tailgating,
Speaker 1: fun and the women were dressed to the nines and
Speaker 1: the dudes that were all dressed up. It was it
Speaker 1: was just awesome. It was like a rock concert, and
Speaker 1: people complained, oh, this is too showy. Stop with that,
Speaker 1: stop with that. Fun is important. You remember the boat parades.
Speaker 1: Trump had all these boat parades, and what were they.
Speaker 1: I mean, they were awesome. They were They were all
Speaker 1: over places like Florida. I mean they took place all
Speaker 1: across the country where they would just organize a big
Speaker 1: Trump rally on the water and people would get these
Speaker 1: huge Trump flags out there and they'd have this gigantic
Speaker 1: parade of boats flying flying Trump flags, and of course
Speaker 1: there were one or two beers floating around, and you know,
Speaker 1: pretty girls everywhere. And people got on. People on the right,
Speaker 1: on the more traditional right, got on and understandably said
Speaker 1: I don't like it. I'm not comfortable with it. I
Speaker 1: don't like this, I don't like that. If that was
Speaker 1: your way of thinking, then I want you to understand something.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm not saying you're wrong.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you did something that was stupid. You're
Speaker 1: not some You're not some old you know, or too
Speaker 1: old in your ways, out of touch loser. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that. I'm simply saying this, we want to be.
Speaker 1: We must be the appealing party now to young people,
Speaker 1: and we have an opportunity to be because the Left
Speaker 1: is so nutball now, they're so miserable. Even their comedians
Speaker 1: aren't funny. Have you turned on one of the late
Speaker 1: night comedians anymore, Jimmy Kimmel in these types. I mean,
Speaker 1: the answer to that question, if the ratings are any indication,
Speaker 1: is probably no. But if you turn these guys on now,
Speaker 1: they suck. Jimmy Kimmel. I used to watch Jimmy Kimmel
Speaker 1: when I was a kid. Jimmy Kimmel used to be hilarious,
Speaker 1: but then the infection, the parasite of communism got in
Speaker 1: his mind. Jimmy Kimmel sucks. Now he can't even land
Speaker 1: a good joke. They are becoming more boring and more miserable.
Speaker 1: We have an opportunity to be appealing. Let's be appealing now,
Speaker 1: within limits. I understand that. Within limits. No, we don't
Speaker 1: want the next Republican candidate for Congress to have strippers
Speaker 1: on the stage. I'm not saying that, stop, Chris, that's enough,
Speaker 1: that's quit. I'm not saying that, But I am saying
Speaker 1: we must wade into entertainment, and for most of us
Speaker 1: on the traditional right, that is going to involve wading
Speaker 1: into areas we have traditionally shunned. We need music, we
Speaker 1: need we need to make movies. We need pretty girls.
Speaker 1: We do you know who likes to be around? Beautiful women? Everyone?
Speaker 1: Men and women? Why do you think all those waitresses
Speaker 1: look like that? That's who people want to be around.
Speaker 1: It is important that we become a more appealing party now. No,
Speaker 1: I'm also not one of these guys, which is going
Speaker 1: to sound weird because of what I just said. I'm
Speaker 1: also not one of these guys. We have to be
Speaker 1: the big tent and welcome in everybody. That's ridiculous. You
Speaker 1: have to have standards, otherwise you don't stand for anything.
Speaker 1: You must have standards. I'm not saying that, but I
Speaker 1: am saying that it is important, really really really really
Speaker 1: really important that we seize the opportunity we fill the
Speaker 1: entertainment vacuum right now, because all the TV rating show
Speaker 1: there is a big, big, big entertainment vacuum right now. Now.
Speaker 1: I have no idea why I chose to talk about
Speaker 1: that for an entire segment. That was not the plan
Speaker 1: I wanted to talk about the new Biden directive, but
Speaker 1: nevertheless I lose focus. What's the new Biden directive? Biden
Speaker 1: directs Department of Defense to quote look into how and
Speaker 1: when they will add COVID nineteen vaccination to the list
Speaker 1: of required vaccinations for members in the military. End quote.
Speaker 1: That was according to the White House. Now let's talk
Speaker 1: for a moment. Let's have a frank talk. And if
Speaker 1: you've listened to my show for any length of time,
Speaker 1: you know you know what I'm probably about to say.
Speaker 1: But it's important that we all hear this. All right,
Speaker 1: We Americans are blessed. We're very, very, very blessed for
Speaker 1: a laundry list of reasons. One of the things that
Speaker 1: has blessed this nation is not just our wealth and
Speaker 1: power that has allowed us to build up a mega military,
Speaker 1: but geographically because we're so far away from anyone that's
Speaker 1: that's an enemy of ours and we don't We haven't
Speaker 1: really fought our friends since we fought Mexico, so we're
Speaker 1: so geographically isolated from our enemies. You and I have
Speaker 1: never we've never had the experience so many around the
Speaker 1: world today have, and that experience is this waking up
Speaker 1: in the morning and finding out your neighbors are running
Speaker 1: and screaming and pounding on your door telling you to
Speaker 1: leave because there's an enemy army half a mile away enclosing. Now,
Speaker 1: in case you think I'm being over the top, hang on,
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Speaker 1: to the enemy troops in the in the streets here
Speaker 1: in just a second, but tomorrow's and ask doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: Email me your questions Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot com.
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot com. They don't have
Speaker 1: to be political. They can be now the day, they
Speaker 1: absolutely can be. But they don't have to be. It
Speaker 1: can be about food, men, women, relationships, travel, history. Whatever
Speaker 1: you want to talk about, we can talk about out
Speaker 1: it this one. Look, this is a great example. All right,
Speaker 1: this is a great example of an ask doctor Jesse question.
Speaker 1: My company is giving me a ten year anniversary present
Speaker 1: worth five hundred dollars and told me to pick whatever
Speaker 1: I want The problem is should I tell my wife
Speaker 1: She'll probably want something dumb like a new oven or
Speaker 1: breaks for her truck, whereas I would like to point
Speaker 1: out I have all nineteen eleven sizes. Of course I'd
Speaker 1: have to hide it forever, and I'm not sure the
Speaker 1: stress is worth it. Decisions, decisions, decisions. I need your
Speaker 1: wise input. Look, I understand, and you understand. There are
Speaker 1: little little white lies you're going to tell your spouse
Speaker 1: throughout the years. White lies, I would argue, are healthy.
Speaker 1: She's having a stressful day, kids were really bad, so
Speaker 1: on and so forth, and boom, you get back in
Speaker 1: from the store with the kids and one of the
Speaker 1: kids open up his door too hard and dinged in
Speaker 1: the side of her car. Is it time to walk
Speaker 1: right in and have total honesty and say, honey, hey,
Speaker 1: I know you're sitting there stress eating ice cream with
Speaker 1: the bottle of wine. Looks like you're gonna have to
Speaker 1: get your car fixed too. Anyway, I'm going out for
Speaker 1: a beer. Or is it time to walk in and
Speaker 1: simply be smiles and everything's fine, and then maybe break
Speaker 1: it to her another time. Ladies, you know he's getting older.
Speaker 1: You know he's put on ten pounds, okay, thirty pounds
Speaker 1: going gray, getting bald, Not that I'd know anything about that.
Speaker 1: And he asked, you, do you still think I'm the
Speaker 1: most handsome man around? Now, you and I both know
Speaker 1: the center fielder you were just cocking at for a
Speaker 1: minute on television, prob Babie pound for pound, a bit
Speaker 1: better looking than your man. Do you think you should say? Well, honey,
Speaker 1: I mean maybe top fifty. I don't know that guy
Speaker 1: bat and clean up was something little White lies. But
Speaker 1: everything in the proper proportion, right, They should probably stop
Speaker 1: at little White lies. One. That's a hilarious email. It is.
Speaker 1: It is a hilarious email, but it's not worth the stress.
Speaker 1: It's not worth the stress. You're better off just telling
Speaker 1: her what you want, and you know what, she may
Speaker 1: surprise you. She may say, honey, go get yourself in
Speaker 1: nineteen eleven, knock yourself out. See that's an ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse question right there. Now back to enemies in the streets.
Speaker 1: If it sounds like I'm trying to be over the
Speaker 1: top about this, it's because I am. Because what I'm
Speaker 1: saying to you is real. Biden announced, He's basically he's
Speaker 1: told the DoD the Department of Defense. Hey start looking
Speaker 1: into making sure everybody in the military has to be vaccinated?
Speaker 1: What is that? What that is absolutely going to do?
Speaker 1: And you can take this for me because I still
Speaker 1: have so many friends in It is absolutely going to
Speaker 1: run people out. It's going to run the people out.
Speaker 1: You want on your side. You want the independent, alpha
Speaker 1: male in the military defending you. You do that guy,
Speaker 1: the smart, talented alpha male with options. He's not going
Speaker 1: to do it. He's not going to walk away. Talented people,
Speaker 1: you always have to keep this in mind. No matter
Speaker 1: whoever you're dealing with employers, keep this in mind. When
Speaker 1: you're dealing with employees, always keep this in mind. Talented
Speaker 1: people have options. Military guys like that have options. So
Speaker 1: the end result of Biden requiring everybody to get a
Speaker 1: vaccination in the military is going to be people you
Speaker 1: need in the military walking away. Now, when they walk away,
Speaker 1: don't think you're just losing that guy's ability to shoot.
Speaker 1: You're losing something called institutional memory. You're losing that guy
Speaker 1: training the next generation and the next generation and the
Speaker 1: next generation. When one great guy walks away from a
Speaker 1: military or a police force, it does so much more
Speaker 1: than empty out one slot you can fill with the
Speaker 1: next recruit. It has lasting impact, and we are going
Speaker 1: to have so many of these guys walk away. Now,
Speaker 1: what does that mean that have to do with enemy
Speaker 1: in the streets. Well, we've never experienced it here, but
Speaker 1: people all over the world they wake up and they
Speaker 1: go to bed, and they do both things with knowledge
Speaker 1: I might be invaded by someone who hates me tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Americans have never had that experience. Our military has been
Speaker 1: too powerful, We've had these massive oceans. We've never ever
Speaker 1: ever had that experience, the experience of watching houses burn
Speaker 1: and buildings burn and innocent civilians die. I'm not just
Speaker 1: talking about troops. I'm talking about women and kids, and
Speaker 1: we've never had that experience, and that makes us so unique.
Speaker 1: Don't lose sight of how blessed you are and how
Speaker 1: unique that is. That makes us unique as a nation.
Speaker 1: It's awesome, it's cool, it's a great thing about It's good,
Speaker 1: right good. I'm glad we have that. There's an expiration
Speaker 1: date on everything. Those things don't last forever. This empire,
Speaker 1: whether it be a year from now, I don't think
Speaker 1: it'll be a year from now or five hundred years
Speaker 1: from now. I sadly don't think we're gonna last that either,
Speaker 1: But at some point there's going to be an end date,
Speaker 1: and nations, when they end, nations don't generally end like
Speaker 1: the ninety five year old person who simply goes to
Speaker 1: sleep one night in their comfy bed and doesn't wake
Speaker 1: up the next day. When the expiration date finally gets there,
Speaker 1: it's not pretty. It's really really ugly. People die, lots
Speaker 1: of them. Some of the ones who live wish they
Speaker 1: were the ones who died. I'm not trying to be
Speaker 1: over the top. I'm trying to drive home to you
Speaker 1: what the stakes are in the game. We have a
Speaker 1: United States military that right now is capable of defending
Speaker 1: our shores, and we have shores. You know, we're two
Speaker 1: gigantic oceans. We're okay, just defend the shores, right You
Speaker 1: and I don't want to discover what it's like when
Speaker 1: the military can't defend the shores anymore. And if our
Speaker 1: entire military is going to be a bunch of Democrats,
Speaker 1: if our entire military is going to be a bunch
Speaker 1: of critical race theory lemmings who go along with whatever
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party says, that is a military that is
Speaker 1: going to be eaten alive. Did you see the recent
Speaker 1: military games. I won't bore you with the details. They
Speaker 1: did a gigantic military exercise basically to test our readiness.
Speaker 1: What are we ready for it? Can we do this?
Speaker 1: Can we do that? The failure was catastrophic. It wasn't
Speaker 1: a close loss. We got crushed. The stakes of losing
Speaker 1: that they're more than anything I can drive home to you.
Speaker 1: They are because you've never experienced it and I've never
Speaker 1: experienced it. You know, war on your own soil like that.
Speaker 1: But the people who have experienced it, listen to them.
Speaker 1: They'll tell you. They will tell you. All Right, we
Speaker 1: got Cataline Alauf coming up next, running against Kinsinger. Hang on,
Speaker 1: did Jesse Kelly's show? Wait a minute, did Catalina pick
Speaker 1: that song? Oh that's legit? You went deaf Lepard joining me.
Speaker 1: Now Catalina Lauf running for Congress. Catalina, I'm so beyond impressed.
Speaker 1: That's that is well done. Most of our guests pick
Speaker 1: crappy music. Well, thank you, Roses. Okay, that works. Um.
Speaker 1: Did you see the man you're running against, Adam Kinsinger?
Speaker 1: Fate crying in front of Congress the other day. I've
Speaker 1: never been so embarrassed for a congressman in men in general,
Speaker 1: in my entire life. Oh did I see that? Complete
Speaker 1: emotional manipulation, Catalina? Why run? I mean why? I know
Speaker 1: you were successful in your private life. Why bother running?
Speaker 1: I'm sure you're probably getting plenty of grassroots support. I
Speaker 1: don't know about the establishment, but why run it all? Well,
Speaker 1: thank you for calling me successful, you know I because
Speaker 1: it's the time is now. We need people to stand
Speaker 1: up to fight back. And what's happening to our country
Speaker 1: with these I mean these liberals are crazy. The Biden
Speaker 1: administration and everything that they've been pushing since the day
Speaker 1: that they got into office and even before that is
Speaker 1: absolutely ridiculous. And you have people like Adam Kinsing or
Speaker 1: the Rhinos who are supposed to be on our side,
Speaker 1: on the Republican side, because that's what they ran as
Speaker 1: and that's what they were elected as. They're supposed to
Speaker 1: be to be fighting for the value of our party,
Speaker 1: which is protecting individual liberties. It's pushing back on things
Speaker 1: like the border at the crisis and fighting for immigration reform.
Speaker 1: It's making sure that we have a pro growth economy
Speaker 1: and making sure that all American people can thrive in
Speaker 1: their private lives, in their workforce, companies, small businesses of
Speaker 1: all sizes thrive. That's what which Republicans stand for. But
Speaker 1: you have people like Adam kinsing are completely training sides
Speaker 1: and enabling the Democrats to be doing what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Why what happened to him? Because he's so detestable it's
Speaker 1: basically a Democrat now. And I know people are frustrated
Speaker 1: with people like him and Liz Cheney and Romney and
Speaker 1: these types. But I try to wrap my mind around
Speaker 1: why there has to be a reason. There's no way.
Speaker 1: Well I shouldn't say there's no way. Hopefully he doesn't
Speaker 1: even get by you in the primary. Why do this?
Speaker 1: Why why go this route? If you're him? Is it
Speaker 1: just for a TV contract? You know? I it's hard
Speaker 1: to imagine, but I think what happened? And look both sides.
Speaker 1: Career politicians do this a lot. They go to Washington
Speaker 1: and they forget where they came from. You know, they're
Speaker 1: not in touch with their base because they're so obsessed
Speaker 1: with being in that kind of ivory tower out in DC,
Speaker 1: being in the swamp that they truly forget they're roots,
Speaker 1: and when I'm here on the ground every day talking
Speaker 1: to people all from all different backgrounds, all different types
Speaker 1: of demographics out here, all they want is the opportunity
Speaker 1: for their for themselves and for their children to have
Speaker 1: a better life, to have the American dream. They care
Speaker 1: about things like election integrity, they care about things like
Speaker 1: the economy, They care about real kitchen table issues, and
Speaker 1: somebody like Adam Kinsinger is just so far out of
Speaker 1: touch with that. So I think it's just a it's
Speaker 1: an unfortunate disease that happens to these career politicians that
Speaker 1: they go to Washington and forget who they are. Katalina,
Speaker 1: I know it's sacrilege to talk about. By the way,
Speaker 1: we're speaker with Kindlina allowed running against that scumbag Adam Kinsinger.
Speaker 1: I know it's sacrilege to talk about, but I actually
Speaker 1: wish I had the opportunity to vote for a Democrat
Speaker 1: these days, just because the Republican Party frustrates me so much. No,
Speaker 1: I can't because they've gone so insane and so far left.
Speaker 1: When did that happen? Because I feel like it was
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes ago. Even Bill Clinton wasn't that far left,
Speaker 1: not even close. These people are nutballs. When did this happen?
Speaker 1: You know, I believe it was a matter of the
Speaker 1: fact that we did not have Republicans that were strong.
Speaker 1: They always try to compromise. They never were able to
Speaker 1: stand firm and stand up to the far left. And
Speaker 1: we saw that, I think starting with the Obama administration,
Speaker 1: and maybe a little even prior, but certainly during the
Speaker 1: Obama administration. And I think that's why President Trump was
Speaker 1: able to do all that he was able to do
Speaker 1: and create a broader base, because you do have a
Speaker 1: lot of disenchanted, kind of jaded Democrats that are that
Speaker 1: consider themselves more moderate, that don't even they don't even
Speaker 1: know what party exists now in the Democrat on the
Speaker 1: Democrats side, because they're so far left, because they're so socialists.
Speaker 1: You know, we cannot afford as a country to have
Speaker 1: the dystopia that they want for us. I mean, look
Speaker 1: at the trillion dollar infrastructure bill, look at the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal that they want to implement, Look at what
Speaker 1: they want to do to our economy, what they're doing
Speaker 1: to our schools with things like critical race theory, these things,
Speaker 1: and even COVID, the mask mandates the vaccine, passport threats.
Speaker 1: I mean, those are issues that I think are actually
Speaker 1: bringing reasonable, moderate people that still want their freedom, that
Speaker 1: still know that we live in the greatest country in
Speaker 1: the world and want to preserve that they're coming on
Speaker 1: to our side. Now. President Trump was able to tap
Speaker 1: into that demographic kind of these Reagan Democrats, blue dog
Speaker 1: democrats of working class. He created a broader network that
Speaker 1: we need to preserve and we need to make sure
Speaker 1: that we're building our base moving forward on the conservative side,
Speaker 1: because we conservatives are preserving freedom. The Democrat Party today
Speaker 1: is taking it away. Do you think being really hot
Speaker 1: helps or hurts your chances running for office? Yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know. We'll find out, I guess, I argued, No,
Speaker 1: it was. It was in all seriousness. I argued earlier
Speaker 1: that the Republican Party getting younger and getting better looking
Speaker 1: actually is really really important. I wasn't saying it being
Speaker 1: tony and cheek because the Democratic Party is so old
Speaker 1: and miserable and mean that the more appealing we get,
Speaker 1: especially to younger people out there. Now, I think we
Speaker 1: have an opportunity with younger people to become more appealing.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense? Absolutely? And again thank you, and
Speaker 1: I think it's more. But it's so funny because the
Speaker 1: more hate that I get, it's always an ad hominid.
Speaker 1: It's always about the looks, and it's always from Democrats
Speaker 1: and the people that support Adams. So it's funny that,
Speaker 1: you know, people try to they try to say that
Speaker 1: Republicans are sexist and and racist and all that, when
Speaker 1: it's the complete opposite. It's happening from the other side,
Speaker 1: who is very hateful at times. And I feel for
Speaker 1: all the women running for Congress. You own what you
Speaker 1: look like. You don't care what they say, and you know,
Speaker 1: that's how you become a boss, because they will try
Speaker 1: to take you down and comment and say everything, and
Speaker 1: it is it's sad, really their tactics. Well, it is
Speaker 1: that It's a fact. As terrible as the things people
Speaker 1: say to me, it pales in comparison to the things
Speaker 1: they say to black people who go conservative, women who
Speaker 1: go conservative. They say the most unspeakable things. But anyway,
Speaker 1: let's say all that stuff aside. Catalina, what are you
Speaker 1: having for dinner tonight? Oh gosh, I think it's stake.
Speaker 1: I just get back from a workout. I need that protein.
Speaker 1: Ribi or filet. Don't say, don't say New York Strip
Speaker 1: please now filet definitely okay. Whenever I got from Costco,
Speaker 1: I can't. I don't know what it is. Catalina, how
Speaker 1: can people support you if they want to take that
Speaker 1: loser down? Catalina for Congress dot Com and Catalina allow
Speaker 1: on all social media platforms. Thank you so much for
Speaker 1: having me on again. Jesse, You'll get them looks important
Speaker 1: filet or ribi matters what Chris No, Look, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to be painted as anti filet. I eat a
Speaker 1: filet every time, or I've had plenty of filets whenever
Speaker 1: I could afford them. Mine weren't maybe the best quality
Speaker 1: cut filet in the world, but I've had plenty of
Speaker 1: filets in my life. I get the tender desire. You
Speaker 1: want that tenderness there. Everybody knows the flavor comes from
Speaker 1: the fat. Everybody knows. No, the Ribi's not going to
Speaker 1: give you, give you that same soft, tender byte every
Speaker 1: single time. No, and sometimes the fat can be a
Speaker 1: little too much. It's like a feminist rally. But there
Speaker 1: are other times where you get that perfect mixture of
Speaker 1: fat in me eat Oh gosh, it's so good. Chris.
Speaker 1: What's the cheapest place you can get a steak around here? Well, no, actually,
Speaker 1: we all know the cheapest place. It's waffle house. The
Speaker 1: lawful house sells those steaks because you'd get steak and
Speaker 1: eggs and they're in the little shrink wrapped plastic. You know,
Speaker 1: that's probably not that's probably not good. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get back to your emails in just a second. Eggo.
Speaker 1: But first, twenty eight trillion in debt is about to
Speaker 1: be thirty trillion. Did you see what Powell said? Again?
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, he came out and said again.
Speaker 1: He keeps getting more and more dire with his warnings. Oh,
Speaker 1: not only is inflation here, looks like it'll be around
Speaker 1: a while. Gold and silver they have value now, they'll
Speaker 1: have value tomorrow. You know how I know that because
Speaker 1: they had value before you or I were born. They
Speaker 1: had value before the country was born, They had value
Speaker 1: before the Western hemisphere was discovered. Precious medals have always
Speaker 1: had value. You have to have some in your portfolio
Speaker 1: to protect yourself. Get a hold of Oxford Gold Group. Please,
Speaker 1: they will protect you. They will guard your wealth. Real
Speaker 1: gold and silver, not a piece of paper. Gold and
Speaker 1: silver you get to hold in your hand. And they
Speaker 1: have promised me, they have made a promise they will
Speaker 1: take care of my listeners. Eight three three nine nine
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Speaker 1: them Jesse told you to call hang on, Oh God
Speaker 1: on a him only side on me, Jesse Kelly. You're
Speaker 1: listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. This is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. I don't know what the controversy is, why
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to ask questions like that. In case
Speaker 1: you just missed it, we had Catalina Lauphon. She's the
Speaker 1: one running up against Kinsinger, that's scumbag, loser, Republican. She's
Speaker 1: the one primary him, And I asked her, do you
Speaker 1: think it helps her hurts that you're so hot? Apparently
Speaker 1: that's not a question that normally gets asked. I didn't know.
Speaker 1: I've never been trained. People do understand I've never been trained.
Speaker 1: Here right, I've had no training none. I sat. I
Speaker 1: started doing radio three years ago. I got an opportunity
Speaker 1: to do it. It was a seven o'clock at night show.
Speaker 1: I sat down behind the microphone and I mean first
Speaker 1: night Chris was there. First night. I sat down behind
Speaker 1: the microphone and I just talked until Chris came in
Speaker 1: my ear and said, we have to go to break
Speaker 1: and I'm all, what's break? He's we have commercials. You
Speaker 1: have to stop talking. No one told me anything. There
Speaker 1: was not a coach, there wasn't a professor. I didn't
Speaker 1: go to school for this. I asked the questions I like,
Speaker 1: and besides, that's a good question anyway, I genuinely want
Speaker 1: to know, and I'll tell you what makes me curious
Speaker 1: about this? And actually I want to hear from women
Speaker 1: on this. Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com is
Speaker 1: the email dress. I want to hear from women on this.
Speaker 1: Do you think a woman there doesn't necessarily have to
Speaker 1: be heard? Do you think a woman running for office
Speaker 1: who is really, really, really hot do you think it
Speaker 1: helps or hurts her? I will tell you I've been
Speaker 1: in fields where it helped. I would have thought it helped,
Speaker 1: and I've been in fields where I would have thought
Speaker 1: it hurt. I mean, women who are so beautiful can
Speaker 1: be threatening to other women. We all know women can
Speaker 1: be pretty nasty to women they think are hotter than them.
Speaker 1: That's not a secret, right, that's not insulting. It's not
Speaker 1: a secret. How how much does it help? How much
Speaker 1: does it hurt? Yes, I understand it's going to be
Speaker 1: appealing to the mail voters. That's that's not a question.
Speaker 1: But what do women think about that? Moving on, promise
Speaker 1: you I'm getting to some emails. Remember tomorrow, ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com. Oh,
Speaker 1: great bearded oracle and potential president of the United States. Gosh, Chris,
Speaker 1: this guy, as it figured out, I would be such
Speaker 1: a good president. What Chris? What? I might be a
Speaker 1: little corrupt, but for the most part I would be good. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I heard you talking about Simone Biles the other day,
Speaker 1: and I think you missed her agenda. She wanted to
Speaker 1: win the gold medals so she could protest against the
Speaker 1: United States since her focus was not on the Olympics.
Speaker 1: She messed up. So look, here's what I let's just recap.
Speaker 1: What I said about Simone Biles the other day was this,
Speaker 1: you quit on your team in the middle of a
Speaker 1: team event. And I waited to say that until I
Speaker 1: heard what she had to say. She went up to
Speaker 1: the microphone and said I wasn't having fun. You gotta
Speaker 1: look out for yourself now. And then it was about
Speaker 1: my mental health, which absolutely disgusted me. But she has
Speaker 1: since come out and said this, I got the twisties.
Speaker 1: What are the twisties? Well, again, my wife is a gymnast,
Speaker 1: so I've talked to her about this extensively. They're very
Speaker 1: real and gymnastics. It happens as you get older, especially,
Speaker 1: you can get to a point where your mind will
Speaker 1: play tricks on you when you can't do your tricks anymore,
Speaker 1: the spins and flips and all that stuff, and you
Speaker 1: can actually, when you're doing flips, get lost in the air,
Speaker 1: like your mind loses it and you can lose where
Speaker 1: you are and you can die. Now, let me clarify,
Speaker 1: that's a perfectly reasonable excuse. And it looks like that
Speaker 1: is what happened with Simone Biles. So what happened? What
Speaker 1: went wrong? Well, I've always argued this, I will always
Speaker 1: believe this. One. Athletes in this country are severely severely
Speaker 1: cheated by lack of PR people. What do I mean
Speaker 1: by that, Well, one, there aren't very many good PR people.
Speaker 1: Everyone sells themselves as being a PR person. I'm I'm
Speaker 1: a PR guy. I'll help with your PR public relations,
Speaker 1: for lack of a better way to put it, but
Speaker 1: they suck at it. They maybe had one guy who
Speaker 1: was good. They worked for him. He goes and starts
Speaker 1: his own PR firm. Athletes are constantly saying the wrong
Speaker 1: thing at the wrong time because they don't have anyone
Speaker 1: teaching them otherwise. Simone Bios should have come out immediately.
Speaker 1: There would have been zero controversy with anyone in America
Speaker 1: if she'd come out immediately and said I had a
Speaker 1: mental issue where I couldn't figure out where I was
Speaker 1: and if I kept going, I thought I was gonna
Speaker 1: die or hurt myself. That's why I had to pull out.
Speaker 1: Not a single person in the country would have said, quitter,
Speaker 1: Oh what are you doing, loser. Everybody would have been okay,
Speaker 1: well take care of yourself, protect yourself. Of course. Instead
Speaker 1: it was immediately I wasn't having fun. There's just been
Speaker 1: a lot of pressure saying every wrong thing you could
Speaker 1: say to pour gasoline on the fire. That's what went
Speaker 1: wrong there. That's what went wrong there. Athletes are underserved
Speaker 1: by PR because there aren't very many good PR guys. Look,
Speaker 1: I'll expand this to corporate America. How many times have
Speaker 1: you seen corporate America makes some huge monumental screw up
Speaker 1: and then handle the screw up, handle the public backlash
Speaker 1: as terribly as humanly possible. Yeah, that's the same reason
Speaker 1: people in general, they don't understand PR one and the
Speaker 1: people who have traditionally understood PR they don't understand that
Speaker 1: PR changes. Republicans are terrible at this. I mean, let's
Speaker 1: be honest, this is really what I'm talking about here.
Speaker 1: Republicans are absolutely terrible at handling PR because they don't
Speaker 1: realize how things change. Why does PR change? I mean,
Speaker 1: the strategy you used in twenty twenty is way different,
Speaker 1: or should be way different than the strategy that's in
Speaker 1: two thousand even. Why why so different? Well? One, societies change,
Speaker 1: they go right, they go left, they go up, they
Speaker 1: go down. Two. Technology changes. Technology changes all the time,
Speaker 1: absolutely all the time. It's it's always advancing, always changing.
Speaker 1: Part of your life now, if you're a public figure,
Speaker 1: part of your life is social media. Now that sucks, right,
Speaker 1: And I'm on social media. My Twitter account is gigantic,
Speaker 1: it's at Jesse Kelly DC. I'm on Twitter, I'm on Instagram,
Speaker 1: same thing at Jesse Kelly DC. I'm on Facebook and
Speaker 1: all that. I'm on all those. I don't love them.
Speaker 1: Most of the time. I have to be forced by
Speaker 1: friends and family around me. You should post that on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Why don't you put that up there? And I kind
Speaker 1: of have that sneer about it. Why don't have to
Speaker 1: post everything on Instagram? That's so stupid? Why can't I
Speaker 1: do something? I'm wrong there? They're right. Times have changed,
Speaker 1: you have to change with them. We live in something
Speaker 1: now that nobody in human history has ever lived through before.
Speaker 1: Do you want to know what that something is? I'll
Speaker 1: tell you in a second. It is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show Final hour. It's the final hour before Ask Doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday begins. I consider Asked Doctor Jesse Friday to
Speaker 1: be basically a national holiday. What Chris on Fridays? For
Speaker 1: you new listeners of the show. We take your questions
Speaker 1: by email Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot com. What
Speaker 1: questions anything? The answer is anything can be political, totally fine,
Speaker 1: doesn't have to be men, women, food, history, and there's
Speaker 1: something else. I have to announce it. I figure it's
Speaker 1: appropriate to announce it now. I have a call in
Speaker 1: number for the show. As you know, I have not
Speaker 1: given out this number yet. I have not given out
Speaker 1: the number for this reason. I think you will call
Speaker 1: and make life miserable for everybody. You'll ask me how
Speaker 1: I am. You'll tell me you love the show. Bradby
Speaker 1: Bradby Brah I'm already bored. Call and get to the point.
Speaker 1: I am considering considering giving out the show phone number
Speaker 1: tomorrow for ask doctor Jesse Friday. If I do this.
Speaker 1: If I do this, I'm gonna sound like my parents.
Speaker 1: Don't make me regret it. One, don't make me regret it.
Speaker 1: Two when you answer the phone, when I get to you,
Speaker 1: when I say Bob line one, go Bob, ask your question.
Speaker 1: Don't tell me you love me, don't tell me you
Speaker 1: hate me. Don't ask how I am. Get to your
Speaker 1: question now. Don't be so nervous that you feel like
Speaker 1: you have to talk really fast that no one can
Speaker 1: understand it. Just get right to the question. We may
Speaker 1: even go back and forth ask the question. Sit there
Speaker 1: and shut up. I'll give you an answer. Maybe I'll
Speaker 1: ask a question, but we are not going to brutalize
Speaker 1: this audience. I'm considering giving out the phone number tomorrow.
Speaker 1: No promises, though even if I did make a promise,
Speaker 1: I don't have any morals, so I just break it anyway.
Speaker 1: A couple more emails before, Oh no, I forgot. What's coming?
Speaker 1: What age are we in? That's going to get worse?
Speaker 1: We're in the nuclear news cycle age. This is what
Speaker 1: Republicans do not understand. Businesses do not understand it. Professional
Speaker 1: athlete and nobody in the public eye understands this. Most
Speaker 1: of the people in my business, left end right do
Speaker 1: not understand this. They do not understand it, no matter
Speaker 1: how many times I explain with the new news cycle is.
Speaker 1: And here's what I mean. If I Jesse Kelly right,
Speaker 1: let's let's let's get's time travel back to nineteen ninety,
Speaker 1: not that not long long ago, right nineteen ninety. Let's
Speaker 1: say on the same age now, in the same mega
Speaker 1: talent that I am. Now what Chris and I'm on
Speaker 1: the radio nationally syndicated show, and let's say not that
Speaker 1: this would ever happen I say something wildly offensive, wildly offensive,
Speaker 1: which apparently I do on the regular You it's the
Speaker 1: year nineteen ninety. I just said something wildly offensive. You
Speaker 1: are offended beyond belief. What can you do about it?
Speaker 1: What can you do about it? Can you do anything? Honestly,
Speaker 1: and I mean physically you what can you do? I'm
Speaker 1: mad at Jesse. I want to I want to tell someone. Okay,
Speaker 1: there's no Facebook, there's no Twitter, there's not even really
Speaker 1: email back then. Maybe email was just starting, Chris, I
Speaker 1: don't know, but maybe an email. But even if there was,
Speaker 1: who are you gonna email? Where were you gonna find there?
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying? Well, that's fine, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call somebody. Who are you gonna call? I'm
Speaker 1: gonna call my show. Talk to my phone screener. Okay,
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna call his boss. Okay, all right, fine,
Speaker 1: you're gonna call my boss. It's nineteen ninety. How are
Speaker 1: you gonna do that? What phone number you're gonna call?
Speaker 1: It's gonna start diving numbers? Do you get a hold
Speaker 1: of iHeart? I would look it up. Okay, So you're
Speaker 1: gonna go look it up? Where you see what I mean?
Speaker 1: It's a different world back then. If you had a
Speaker 1: complaint about something or someone, I just use myself as
Speaker 1: a as an example. Very, very very hard to actually
Speaker 1: touch that person you're mad at, or touch their boss.
Speaker 1: So you didn't have this outrage at all times. This
Speaker 1: ginned up outrage. And not only is it tough for
Speaker 1: you to touch me, quit, Chris, I'm not talking about
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson. Not only is it tough for you to
Speaker 1: touch me or touch my boss, you can't whip your
Speaker 1: friends and family up into a frenzy to do the
Speaker 1: same thing. Right, You can't whip up your fifty closest
Speaker 1: friends to touch me because you can't touch me. It's
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety. You don't know anything. You don't know who
Speaker 1: to call, you don't know what to do. Now, let's
Speaker 1: fast forward to the era we live in now, the
Speaker 1: era I call the nuclear news cycle. What is that era? What? What? Chris?
Speaker 1: What is it? It's the same reason she cackles like
Speaker 1: a dead hyena every time she's asked an uncomfortable question.
Speaker 1: It's the same reason she started out her political career
Speaker 1: as Willie Brown's brotwortht bun Kamala Harris. That was, of
Speaker 1: course me on Tucker Carlson talking about Kamala Harris. Chris
Speaker 1: chose to play that because everyone was so mad at me.
Speaker 1: On the left after I got done saying that, and
Speaker 1: yeah again you know reach now that Actually, that's a
Speaker 1: great example. Thank you for bringing that up, Chris. I
Speaker 1: can't believe you did something right today today. All right,
Speaker 1: we just did nineteen ninety today, the nuclear news cycle,
Speaker 1: the years, twenty twenty one. Today. What happens if I,
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly right now say something wildly offensive on the radio,
Speaker 1: which basically happens every night. What happens and this happens
Speaker 1: every night, Well, it takes the average person. It would
Speaker 1: take you how long on your smartphone to figure out
Speaker 1: how to talk to me directly on social media? How
Speaker 1: long would it take you on your smartphone? Hellong a minute,
Speaker 1: maybe two minutes you would find a way to be
Speaker 1: able to talk to me directly. Now you may be,
Speaker 1: you may say to yourself, he probably won't see it.
Speaker 1: I would just add him on Twitter or add him
Speaker 1: on Instagram. You might not see it. But how long
Speaker 1: would it take you to get a hold of iHeartRadio. Well,
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio is one of the biggest accounts on Twitter. You
Speaker 1: just put at iHeartRadio. You can talk to them immediately.
Speaker 1: Not only can you talk to iHeartRadio immediately, you can
Speaker 1: get other people worked up into a frenzy. Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: said this about women. Did you hear it? And soon
Speaker 1: it's spreading across the internet. And now remember nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: nobody could get ahold of my boss. Now within an
Speaker 1: hour it's trending on Twitter. Twenty thousand people have added
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio fire Jesse Kelly. And the problem is this nuclear
Speaker 1: news cycle. We still have all these companies run by
Speaker 1: people who were raised in a different era. They weren't
Speaker 1: raised in the era of the nuclear news cycle, so
Speaker 1: they don't know how to properly filter this stuff out. Now.
Speaker 1: I only used iHeart as an example because they actually
Speaker 1: let me say whatever I want. You're welcome to adam
Speaker 1: all you want. I'd never get in trouble. I've never
Speaker 1: once gotten in trouble. I don't I don't do it.
Speaker 1: They don't yell at me at all. They love the show.
Speaker 1: The show's the fastest growing show in America. There's nothing
Speaker 1: you can do about it. But that was an example
Speaker 1: of let's say they were different. Let's say they were
Speaker 1: a bunch of weenies and all of a sudden they
Speaker 1: woke up the next morning, Oh my gosh, twenty thousand people.
Speaker 1: Twenty thousand people need us to fire Jesse. What do
Speaker 1: we do? Here's where Republicans mess up, and athletes mess
Speaker 1: up and entertainers mess up all the time. You know
Speaker 1: what you do nothing, You don't do anything. You don't apologize,
Speaker 1: you don't put out a public statement. You don't fire him.
Speaker 1: You actually don't even put out a public statement defending him.
Speaker 1: If this happens, you know what you do. You do
Speaker 1: one of the hardest things there is for human beings
Speaker 1: to do, even though it is very easy. You know
Speaker 1: what you do. Shut up? Just shut up? Because the
Speaker 1: nuclear news cycle was called the nuclear news cycle for
Speaker 1: a reason. Just like a nuclear bomb, it's going to
Speaker 1: burn hot for about twenty four forty eight hours. Your
Speaker 1: going to feel like the world is coming down on you.
Speaker 1: I know this has happened to me several times, and
Speaker 1: it will happen to me several more so I'm well
Speaker 1: aware of what this feels like. And it's not even
Speaker 1: your enemies. It's your friends and your family. That's what
Speaker 1: gets you. You're getting phone calls from your mom. Did
Speaker 1: you see what they said on Facebook? Ye? Your wife's
Speaker 1: calling you. Oh my gosh, did you see what this
Speaker 1: person said. Your kids are getting harassed in school. That's
Speaker 1: what gets you. Right. But if you just manage to
Speaker 1: be strong and shut up for about twenty four hours,
Speaker 1: well there's a nuclear news cycle for a reason. It
Speaker 1: goes away because they're always looking for something to be
Speaker 1: outraged about. If you just shut up, they'll chase the
Speaker 1: new shiny object within twenty four to forty eight hours,
Speaker 1: and you get out of this without ever having to
Speaker 1: deal with it at all. That's what's going on right
Speaker 1: now in this country. Let's talk about gun confiscation. Hang on,
Speaker 1: is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show style it is to Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 1: You're right, Chris, the cars are underrated. You don't think
Speaker 1: you liked the cars, but you start playing the cars,
Speaker 1: your head starts moving. Your head was moving, just now,
Speaker 1: don't lie? All right? Gun confiscation. I get these a lot,
Speaker 1: and I wanted to address this, Jesse. I would argue,
Speaker 1: the commies here are not exactly the same as commies
Speaker 1: everywhere else. In one degree. Our commies are dumber. They
Speaker 1: started there indoctrination of our children prematurely. They missed a
Speaker 1: couple crucial steps gun confiscation, and he said getting rid
Speaker 1: of the nationalists. Even Mao was smart enough not to
Speaker 1: rev up his Cultural Revolution until nineteen sixty six, a
Speaker 1: full seventeen years after the Nationalists fled to Taiwan and
Speaker 1: the Communist Party greatness was all the younger generation had
Speaker 1: ever known. Couple things on that. One, people don't know
Speaker 1: about Mao's Cultural Revolution because America's horrid education system chooses
Speaker 1: to only teach about the bad things about America. If
Speaker 1: you don't know, here's just a brief thing on it.
Speaker 1: Just give me a minute. Mao, obviously, as you know,
Speaker 1: was the scumbag who took over China post World War Two.
Speaker 1: Frankly during and before World War Two. But post World
Speaker 1: War Two, the Communists were fighting the Nationalists in China.
Speaker 1: The Nationalists were run by Chang Kai shek. It doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: don't remember that, don't worry about that name Chang Kai check.
Speaker 1: The Communists run by Mao and some other people. But
Speaker 1: Mao eventually took over. Communists end up winning that war.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to the details of it. I'll do
Speaker 1: a history show on it one day. Mao takes over.
Speaker 1: The Communists now rule the party. Mao of course immediately
Speaker 1: begins starving a bunch of people to death. You know,
Speaker 1: they're communists, that's what they do. But eventually Mao thought
Speaker 1: he was having power kind of taken away from him.
Speaker 1: He was unhappy with some of the other Communist party members,
Speaker 1: and Mao, well, communists always do communist things. They're all
Speaker 1: the same. Mao decided we need another revolution. Seventeen years
Speaker 1: after they had total power total power, he decided they
Speaker 1: needed another revolution. What did Mao do? He started ginning
Speaker 1: up the students of the nation into an outrage. He
Speaker 1: handed out something called a little Red Book. And we
Speaker 1: need to get rid of the four olds here in
Speaker 1: China is what he called it. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: go into details of that. He basically told them, the
Speaker 1: old people in your country they're cheating you. They're too rich.
Speaker 1: Look how poor you are. We need to fight back
Speaker 1: against the system. How about that, the guy who'd been
Speaker 1: in charge of the system forever selling people on fighting
Speaker 1: back against the system. That doesn't sound familiar at all. Right,
Speaker 1: Soon we had a bunch of mean as Chinese students,
Speaker 1: high school students and college beating their teachers to death,
Speaker 1: hunting down Mao's political opponents, beating them with nails or
Speaker 1: bats with nails coming out of them, and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I only brought up that part of the story to
Speaker 1: bring up this. Don't underestimate how truly, truly vicious America's
Speaker 1: college class is. You and I and I'm just as
Speaker 1: guilty of this as you. We play these videos for
Speaker 1: you all the time about college kids saying something stupid
Speaker 1: and communist on campus, and we laugh about it. Right, Oh,
Speaker 1: what an idiot, Dad, don't know what they're talking about.
Speaker 1: Don't underestimate how dangerous these people can be if mobilized.
Speaker 1: Mao didn't. Mao looked out at his college class, and
Speaker 1: did you know what he saw. He saw an army.
Speaker 1: He saw an army that was more than willing because
Speaker 1: of their stupidity, because of their naivete He saw an
Speaker 1: army that was more than willing to go hurt the people.
Speaker 1: He tells he told them to hurt. And do you
Speaker 1: think today's college kids, with all the violence and nasty
Speaker 1: things you see on college campuses towards the right, how
Speaker 1: much of a nudge do you think they would need
Speaker 1: to really start hurting people if they thought they could
Speaker 1: get away with it. Now, that was step one, step two,
Speaker 1: or I'm gonna address this gun confiscation. The communists in
Speaker 1: America missed that step. He's right, and that's why I've
Speaker 1: always said the national divorce is possible. They missed that step,
Speaker 1: but it was never a possible step. It's funny when
Speaker 1: you think about the Bill of Rights and everything that
Speaker 1: makes America wonderful, the freedom and the Constitution and all
Speaker 1: these things, and you think about all the all the
Speaker 1: freedoms that were enshrined in there. The Second Amendment obviously
Speaker 1: has always been important. You've always viewed it as important.
Speaker 1: I always have. It's part of every right wingers, you know,
Speaker 1: part of his arsenal. It's what do you believe own
Speaker 1: firearms or you at least believe people should. In the end,
Speaker 1: isn't it going to be wild? But that's the thing
Speaker 1: that saves us because in the end, after all these
Speaker 1: lofty ideas and fancy speeches and fancy colleges and fancy
Speaker 1: degrees and voting in all these things, in the end,
Speaker 1: it's all just about power, isn't it. It's all about power.
Speaker 1: And the truth is Americans from the very beginning. Of
Speaker 1: all the things our founders did, nothing did more to
Speaker 1: prolong this country. And the very beginning they knew this
Speaker 1: needs to be an armed population here. People here need
Speaker 1: to be armed. And because they started the country that way,
Speaker 1: we all just kept it going. We all just kept
Speaker 1: it going. Now it's become part of our cultural DNA.
Speaker 1: I mean, look me, I didn't grow up people. People
Speaker 1: we are weirded out by this or didn't don't realize this.
Speaker 1: I didn't grow up in a political household at all
Speaker 1: at all. My parents never talked about politics, so it's
Speaker 1: just not something they were into. I remember I had
Speaker 1: one political conversation my entire life. I think I was
Speaker 1: in kindergarten. I'm gonna screw up these. I think I
Speaker 1: was in kindergarten when Reagan was running for reelection. That
Speaker 1: would work out time wise, I think I was. And
Speaker 1: we were having mock political debates in school, back when
Speaker 1: you could do that, that sort of thing. And I
Speaker 1: just remember coming home one day out of the blue,
Speaker 1: and they could have told me anything, and I believed it.
Speaker 1: I just said, mom, dad, or we Republican or Democrat?
Speaker 1: And my dad and his very very kind and understanding
Speaker 1: way he said, we're Republicans, and that's the only thing
Speaker 1: I ever heard. So that's all I knew, right, I
Speaker 1: didn't get political to I was way later on in life.
Speaker 1: So I was way, way, way later on in life.
Speaker 1: But I always knew about guns because it's part of
Speaker 1: our cultural DNA. It was just something I grew up with.
Speaker 1: And I understand maybe you didn't grow up with it
Speaker 1: and that that that's the norm. Now there are a
Speaker 1: bunch of Americans who didn't, But me, I was. I
Speaker 1: was rabbit hunting with my dad when I was five
Speaker 1: or six years old, and I had a toy gun
Speaker 1: in my hands. He's out there, we had a rabbit
Speaker 1: hunting dog and he had a shotgun and we're out
Speaker 1: humping through the bush and the dogs out there and
Speaker 1: I'm fake shooting all the rabbits. That wasn't because we
Speaker 1: were Republicans or because we knew anything about the Second
Speaker 1: Amendment being protecting us against the government. It really had
Speaker 1: no political stance, and oh, it was just guns were
Speaker 1: just part of what we did. It was just part
Speaker 1: of our culture. It's part of American culture. People have
Speaker 1: guns here and the communists smissed that step, but not
Speaker 1: to give them credit in their defense, I guess I
Speaker 1: should say they never had an opportunity. It is ingrained
Speaker 1: in Americans to love guns. It is you might as
Speaker 1: well walk down to Brazil and tell them to give
Speaker 1: up soccer. I'm serious. I wasn't not trying to be
Speaker 1: tongue in cheek. It is that ingrained in Americans. They
Speaker 1: believe in guns, they like owning guns, they like a
Speaker 1: lot of them, They like Ammo, they like things that
Speaker 1: blow up, and yeah, obviously that can get us hurt.
Speaker 1: Sometimes in the end, that might be the thing that
Speaker 1: saves us all. It might be the thing that saves
Speaker 1: us all. Now I saw something and I want to
Speaker 1: address it. I've seen it a lot. I see people
Speaker 1: on the right saying, hey, Democrats, those are the real racist.
Speaker 1: Republicans aren't racist. Democrats are racists. I want to talk
Speaker 1: about that. Hang on, come into me in la morning,
Speaker 1: and Chris, please turn this cream off. I've asked several
Speaker 1: times that you stopped playing cream. Cream is garbage. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly's Show. Remember if you missed any
Speaker 1: part of the show, including our interview with Katalina Lauf.
Speaker 1: When I asked her if her being really hot was
Speaker 1: going to hurt her elect and chances you can find
Speaker 1: out her answer on iHeart, Google, Spotify, and iTunes. All
Speaker 1: the podcasts are available there. Don't bother looking for yesterday's.
Speaker 1: We're having technical issues. That's fine. I was in here anyway.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about that. I am back in the chair though. Now, baby,
Speaker 1: all right, now, I want to address this thing. I
Speaker 1: see pop up a lot on the right, and I
Speaker 1: understand why people do it, but we have to stop.
Speaker 1: And this is what I mean. I have this email Jesse.
Speaker 1: Let's play the left game against them. Vaccine mandates are racist.
Speaker 1: This is racist, and this is racist. And that's as
Speaker 1: she says, we should start calling their things racist. Now,
Speaker 1: her heart's in the right place. She's one hundred percent right,
Speaker 1: you know all that stuff. But hear me out. One,
Speaker 1: that's playing defense, not offense. They've already got that. They've already,
Speaker 1: they've already taken that route. We can't play defense in
Speaker 1: that way. One. Two, if you if you're interested in
Speaker 1: playing offense and we're gonna start labeling, understand that. I
Speaker 1: don't use the word communist all the time, only because
Speaker 1: that's what they are now that is what they are,
Speaker 1: their cultural Marxists. They are communists. But I do use
Speaker 1: that word for a purpose. Why, I'll be frank with
Speaker 1: you and just lay it out right now. I watched
Speaker 1: in horror during Trump's four years as president. I watched
Speaker 1: in horror as these people repeatedly said, Nazi white supremacist,
Speaker 1: Nazi white supremacists. Look at these Nazis, look at these
Speaker 1: white supremacists, Nazi white supresse. It was it was endless,
Speaker 1: endless from major media outlets, from the Speaker of the House,
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi on down, Joe Biden ran on it. It
Speaker 1: was endless white supremacist, Nazi, white supremacist, Nazi white SUPRESI
Speaker 1: soon and I brought up I brought this up before.
Speaker 1: Where we are right now, is the majority of the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party in America the number one issue for them.
Speaker 1: We have the polls that show it is white supremacism.
Speaker 1: White supremacism doesn't even exist in America anymore, and yet
Speaker 1: they think it does. Why Because they've always understood scumbags
Speaker 1: have always understood the importance of labeling your political opponent
Speaker 1: with the label you want to give him, not fair play,
Speaker 1: not let's be honest, not let's not take it over
Speaker 1: the top. You label him before he labels you. They
Speaker 1: have already made us out to be Nazis and white
Speaker 1: supremacists in the minds of millions of Americans. If you
Speaker 1: say you believe in the Second Amendment, you're a Nazi
Speaker 1: white supremacist. Now you can shake your head and scream
Speaker 1: and say that's insane. Nothing about right. It is insane. Nevertheless,
Speaker 1: that ship has sailed. You don't have the option because
Speaker 1: you don't have the power. I don't have the power.
Speaker 1: You don't have the option to unlabel yourself. Now, Chris
Speaker 1: is unlabeled? A word? Is it? You don't know whether
Speaker 1: or not it's a word. It might be a word,
Speaker 1: d label might be a word. Either way, I'm going
Speaker 1: with it. It's my show. I can make up whatever
Speaker 1: words I want. You don't have the option to unlabel yourself.
Speaker 1: You do have an option, though, The question is are
Speaker 1: you comfortable doing it? Are you comfortable doing things you
Speaker 1: haven't done before? Your option is you could always label
Speaker 1: them back. You could always label them back. Why do
Speaker 1: I say communists all the time. It's not only because
Speaker 1: that's what they are. It's because it's working, and it's
Speaker 1: labeling them. How many people do you see now on
Speaker 1: the right calling them communist? Donald Trump himself is out
Speaker 1: there in speech calling them communists and using the words communism.
Speaker 1: Who do you think started all that? It works? Labeling works.
Speaker 1: They did it for years. You do it now too.
Speaker 1: You do it. That's offense. That is playing offense. That's
Speaker 1: how that's done. Remember tomorrow's an asked doctor Jesse Friday
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com is the email
Speaker 1: address put asked doctor Jesse in the subject line if
Speaker 1: you would and again, I do have the phone number.
Speaker 1: I have chosen not to give out the phone number
Speaker 1: because I'm worried you're going to bore the audience. But
Speaker 1: the high Jesse, I don't have to share. I am considering.
Speaker 1: I'm not making a promise to you. I am considering
Speaker 1: giving out the number tomorrow on an asked doctor Jesse
Speaker 1: Friday and seeing how you do if I do that.
Speaker 1: When I go to you, ask your question, not hi,
Speaker 1: not I love you to ask your question because the
Speaker 1: rest of us are dying out here. Why do normal
Speaker 1: English speaking people use a faw Spanish accent when saying
Speaker 1: names of Mexican Anish ancestry who do not utilize any
Speaker 1: other faw accent for names of other nationalities. Well, one,
Speaker 1: that's kind of a weird question. But two, Mexican accents
Speaker 1: are a blast. They're absolutely a blast. I've said this before.
Speaker 1: Mexican music is fun, Mexican food is outstanding, Mexican beer
Speaker 1: is great, Mexican women or dimes. The country itself is
Speaker 1: just a tourist heaven. I mean, yeah, you might die
Speaker 1: in horrible cartel violence, but it's still a great place.
Speaker 1: And look, the Mexican accent is cool. And look the
Speaker 1: reason to answer to your question, people are more used
Speaker 1: to it because we have more Mexicans here. We've seen
Speaker 1: how immigration levels have changed from different countries around over
Speaker 1: the years, and in nineteen forty nineteen fifty, the vast
Speaker 1: majority of immigrants to America they were Germans. There were
Speaker 1: Germans and Italians and Irish. That all change when they
Speaker 1: threw the borders open, and that has obviously hurt the
Speaker 1: Republican Party a lot, and frankly it's hurt the country
Speaker 1: a lot. But they threw the borders open, and now
Speaker 1: the Mexicans are by a mile, the largest immigrant population
Speaker 1: in America. Well, here in Texas we see it a
Speaker 1: little differently because Mexicans and Texans have always been ingrained,
Speaker 1: even when they were killing each other. Mexican culture, it's
Speaker 1: part of Texas culture. It just is. So it's never
Speaker 1: been as big of a deal here Texas. Our Mexicans
Speaker 1: vote Republicans. I think it's one of the only states
Speaker 1: in the United States of America where Mexican Americans here
Speaker 1: the majority of vote Republican. It's just different here. I
Speaker 1: love this. I love this headline. This is from NewsBusters
Speaker 1: dot Org. Debbie Downers back Gretta Thunberg, Thunberg, Chris Cloomberg.
Speaker 1: What am I asking you for complains about vaccine equity. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna read you any comments by Gretta Thunberg.
Speaker 1: I would just say this. Communists are really, really, truly
Speaker 1: terrible people. And I mean that by saying this. This
Speaker 1: this young girl, this teenage girl. I don't know if
Speaker 1: she's still a teenager. I think she probably is. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: she's eighteen now. They rolled that girl out across the globe.
Speaker 1: Her parents did forever to get crucified by the media,
Speaker 1: to be in the public spotlight, to have people saying
Speaker 1: terrible things against her, and I think she has aspergers
Speaker 1: or something like that. She has something mentally, not all
Speaker 1: the way, I mean, all the wires aren't touching. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's nothing wrong with that. But so you took your
Speaker 1: daughter who has some special needs and you allowed her
Speaker 1: to go become a punching bag like that. Aren't communists sick?
Speaker 1: I mean, aren't communists sick? I love my two boys.
Speaker 1: I know I'm a bad dad, but I love my sons.
Speaker 1: I love them more than life itself. At the same time,
Speaker 1: I believe in what I talk about politically all the way.
Speaker 1: I believe it all the way. I would die for
Speaker 1: this country. Not in a million years would I turn
Speaker 1: one of my sons loose to let the public tear
Speaker 1: them limb from limb because of what I believe. What
Speaker 1: kind of sick freak parent are these people? What? Chris Now,
Speaker 1: you're right, Chris is right. He said they don't care
Speaker 1: about people. He's right. It's just amazing, even their own kids.
Speaker 1: They look at their own kids and say, yeah, totally
Speaker 1: worth it. Sacrifice that lamb for the cash. These people
Speaker 1: are sick. Ooh, a health ministry recommending something. Maybe you
Speaker 1: and I should pay attention to hang on truth attitude.
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly, it is the Jesse Kelly Show. Ellen our
Speaker 1: final segment before ask doctor Jesse Friday begins. It is right, Chris,
Speaker 1: this is our last segment of the show. Sometimes I'll
Speaker 1: be honest. I don't like to look at the clock,
Speaker 1: per se. I get so caught up in myself and
Speaker 1: how great I'm doing. What Chris that I forget about it?
Speaker 1: Final segment of the show before and ask doctor Jesse Friday. Gosh,
Speaker 1: tomorrow is gonna be so fun. There are no guests,
Speaker 1: there's no nothing. It's just you and me tomorrow. Let's
Speaker 1: have fun. This is from Israel. This is from Harrods
Speaker 1: dot Com. I don't know if I said that right.
Speaker 1: I don't look things up. Health Ministry expert panel recommends
Speaker 1: third COVID shot for older israelis Now, obviously this is
Speaker 1: in Israel. But you're seeing the headlines here too. Fizer
Speaker 1: only eighty five percent effective after six months. I saw
Speaker 1: the headline last night. Booster shots may be necessary. We
Speaker 1: may need booster shots. I'm not going to dwell on this,
Speaker 1: because we've talked about this plenty. I'm simply going to
Speaker 1: ask you this, When are you going to start saying no?
Speaker 1: When are you going to stop trusting and start saying no?
Speaker 1: Do you really think it's still about coronavirus? Do you
Speaker 1: believe that? Hey, Jesse, just throwing my idea on top
Speaker 1: of the ones you've discussed on your show about why
Speaker 1: men don't act like men anymore women don't let them.
Speaker 1: My mom displayed feminist views when I was growing up.
Speaker 1: One way was to argue and contradict what my dad
Speaker 1: said in front of my brother and I. I ended
Speaker 1: up doing that too, but unlike her, I was able
Speaker 1: to see the damage it caused. I knew questioning his
Speaker 1: decisions wasn't my role and it didn't affirm my husband's authority.
Speaker 1: With my kids and I struggled. Consequently, they talked back
Speaker 1: more to their dad, and let's just say we were
Speaker 1: all unhappy. I still slip up and contradict him in
Speaker 1: front of the kids now and then, but I am
Speaker 1: sure to apologize to him and explain to my kids
Speaker 1: that I wasn't respectful to dad. If I have an issue,
Speaker 1: I wait until we can talk in private. My kids
Speaker 1: are more respectful to him when I keep my mouth
Speaker 1: shut and let him be the ultimate authority figure even
Speaker 1: when I disagree. God made men and women different, and
Speaker 1: when you respect his role for life, it's all more sweet.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being the voice of the undesirables. But
Speaker 1: listen the one. I'll agree with you on one major
Speaker 1: point there. One. Have your arguments in private, and you
Speaker 1: can have huge arguments. It's not like you guys can't
Speaker 1: get behind it. It's not like you have to get
Speaker 1: behind closed doors and you have to get on your
Speaker 1: knees and kiss his feet. Just have it privately, privately,
Speaker 1: never in front of the kids. Always a unified front
Speaker 1: in front of the kids. And I say this as somebody.
Speaker 1: Myself and the wife have both screwed this up and
Speaker 1: we've both regretted it every single time. Always in private,
Speaker 1: never in front of the kids. That's one. Two. I
Speaker 1: will push back on this because I get people saying
Speaker 1: this to me. I mostly get men saying it about
Speaker 1: the women. Don't let them as far as why men
Speaker 1: don't act like men anymore, women don't let them know.
Speaker 1: That is a cop out guys. I get this from
Speaker 1: guys all the time. Oh, you don't understand, she would
Speaker 1: say that, you don't understand she would nag it. You
Speaker 1: don't understand. I don't care what she does. What are
Speaker 1: you going to do? Feminists hate me? You understand how
Speaker 1: much the feminist movement in America hates me. I had
Speaker 1: a friend to me the other day that if they
Speaker 1: had a top ten list of people they want to die,
Speaker 1: that I would be number one, and I probably would be.
Speaker 1: Feminists hate me because of how I talk. I don't care.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing, fellas. When you say it's because of them,
Speaker 1: or because she's gonna say this, or she's gonna do that,
Speaker 1: what you're doing is you're already seeding leadership control again.
Speaker 1: You're just giving it away once again. Well, I'd love Jesse,
Speaker 1: I'd love to be a leader. But if I do that,
Speaker 1: she's gonna yell okay, let her yo no, but she's
Speaker 1: gonna nag ignore no. But she's gonna nag a lout.
Speaker 1: Go get in your truck and cook offin. You don't
Speaker 1: have to let other people's emotions. You don't have to
Speaker 1: let other people's actions govern how you act. You go lead.
Speaker 1: Trust me, she wants you too. You just heard it.
Speaker 1: I get emails like this all the time. Even if
Speaker 1: she says she doesn't, even if she thinks she doesn't,
Speaker 1: she wants you to. You'll both be happier. It's not
Speaker 1: about you, it's frankly about her. You want her to
Speaker 1: be happy or not, don't make it happen, Jesse. I'm
Speaker 1: seventy years old. I love and miss Rush and always
Speaker 1: will God rest his soul. I would just say this
Speaker 1: as a quick note, A side note from the email.
Speaker 1: One thing the Communists do a lot better than us
Speaker 1: is they do memorials better than we do. I always
Speaker 1: thought the right missed a huge opportunity, and I said
Speaker 1: this several times publicly, to organize a massive public memorial
Speaker 1: for Rush Limbaugh, dude was leading a conservative movement for
Speaker 1: three decades. The list of dignitaries you could get to
Speaker 1: come to something like that, make it shoot, make it fun,
Speaker 1: make it a big rally, make it a concert, make
Speaker 1: it whatever the case may be. But I have always
Speaker 1: thought that that was something we missed the boat on
Speaker 1: and I think we missed that on Rush. But I
Speaker 1: don't know, maybe not since since his passing, Your show
Speaker 1: is my replacement. Started listening for your first show on
Speaker 1: iHeart and I agree with everything you say. However, I
Speaker 1: heart shut you down at least here in WPB, so
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