Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. We got ugly news
Speaker 1: out of the Air Force. We'll get to this hour.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna actually take a couple of phone calls later
Speaker 1: on this hour, but not normal phone calls, and don't
Speaker 1: call yet. I'm gonna ask for something specifics. It don't
Speaker 1: bother calling or anything like that. But it's going to
Speaker 1: be fun. I know that I have good news too,
Speaker 1: really good news. I'll get to that in a second.
Speaker 1: Before I get to that, remember tomorrow isn't ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday. The entire three hours are the questions you
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Speaker 1: They can be stupid questions. It can be about me, history, politics, travel, food, employment.
Speaker 1: I don't care what it's about. Email them in and
Speaker 1: we will have some fun on a Friday. Weeks are
Speaker 1: heavy enough. How about this for good news? You remember
Speaker 1: you remember when I went off on Visa and all
Speaker 1: these different credit card companies. I went off on them,
Speaker 1: working on behalf of Democrat politicians to basically create a
Speaker 1: de facto gun registry, because that's what they did. The
Speaker 1: first time I saw anyone talk about this was Elizabeth Warren,
Speaker 1: then New York Governor Kathy Hoko got in on it,
Speaker 1: and soon boom Visa announces, Hey, we are going to
Speaker 1: flag gun purchases and track them. And what did I say?
Speaker 1: I said, this is obviously a de facto gun registry.
Speaker 1: Its intention is so they can hand over this information
Speaker 1: to the government when the government is trying to find
Speaker 1: out exactly who they want disarmed, so they can hurt them.
Speaker 1: It was clear that's what they were doing. And what
Speaker 1: did I say. The solution was GOP states, the states themselves.
Speaker 1: They must join together and stop the stuff. Your state,
Speaker 1: my state needs to be doing so much more, and
Speaker 1: they need to be doing it together. Your state should
Speaker 1: have already declared war on ESG by now. If your
Speaker 1: state is a red state, no question about it. They
Speaker 1: should all be doing it. They should declare war on
Speaker 1: things like this. Well, of course, surprise, surprise, the state
Speaker 1: of Florida is doing it. State of Florida issued a
Speaker 1: forceful response Wednesday to credit card companies that want to
Speaker 1: start tracking gun and ammunition sales, saying if they proceed
Speaker 1: that the state will pass a law punishing these companies. Visa, MasterCard,
Speaker 1: American Express have reportedly decided to separately categorize firearm purchases
Speaker 1: at gun stores, and we all know why they're doing it.
Speaker 1: This is what I mean when I say we must demand,
Speaker 1: not ask, not hope for demand, of our local and
Speaker 1: state representatives, that they formed the wall between us in
Speaker 1: an out of control corrupt system, and the out of
Speaker 1: control corrupt system is much much, much bigger than just
Speaker 1: the federal government. These private companies too, They have it
Speaker 1: coming to punish them, stand up for us as we
Speaker 1: watch everything get rotted around us. And it's not like, remember,
Speaker 1: it's not like you have to celebrate this. It's not
Speaker 1: like I'm happy about it at all. I'm not happy
Speaker 1: at all. I think this sucks. I think it's terrible
Speaker 1: that we have to have a government step in and
Speaker 1: go after these corporations. I wanted to be like what
Speaker 1: I was like my whole life, where companies didn't take
Speaker 1: political stances. Don't you remember that that was like five
Speaker 1: minutes ago when they just all decided, oh we we
Speaker 1: guess we would to getting involved in politics. Now. It
Speaker 1: was never like this. It's I was thinking about this
Speaker 1: last night. I've got two sons, you know, James and Luke.
Speaker 1: They're thirteen and twelve about to be fourteen and twelve.
Speaker 1: I hope those numbers are right. If they aren't right,
Speaker 1: I'll probably hear about that later. Anyway, they're thirteen and twelve,
Speaker 1: and I was thinking about this. My sons are going
Speaker 1: to grow up and all they're really going to know
Speaker 1: in their life, all they're going to know is a
Speaker 1: hyper political sports world, a hyper political corporate world of
Speaker 1: all credit card companies, a hyper political Hollywood. Hey, all
Speaker 1: my sons are going to know is a country that
Speaker 1: has been infected top to bottom with its cultural Marxist,
Speaker 1: communist filth. And it's crazy. I think maybe if you're
Speaker 1: my age or older, I think maybe I'm not doing
Speaker 1: it what was me thing? Believe me, I think maybe
Speaker 1: we almost have it worse than anyone else because we
Speaker 1: remember what it was like before. You know, that's all
Speaker 1: my sons will know. All they'll know is this wretched
Speaker 1: filth takeover of everything. I remember sitting down and watching
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl with my parents, and we never had
Speaker 1: to worry about Pride Month. I remember. I remember as
Speaker 1: a kid. I'll never forget it. We didn't do this
Speaker 1: a lot, but we would do it on special occasions
Speaker 1: like Christmas, and whatnot. I remember on Christmas morning, Christmas Day,
Speaker 1: Christmas Morning, we woke up, we opened up presents, and
Speaker 1: then Christmas Day, all four of us, my parents, my mom, dad,
Speaker 1: and my sister, we went to the movie theater and
Speaker 1: we watched Jurassic Park. Remember how big Jurassic Park was?
Speaker 1: And guess what, never did it cross anyone's mind. I
Speaker 1: hope it's not going to be a bunch of woke garbage.
Speaker 1: I hope nobody's trans in this one. And it was
Speaker 1: never something we ever had to consider. The only thing
Speaker 1: your parents ever considered when they took you to a
Speaker 1: movie when you were a kid is if there are
Speaker 1: any bad language or any more risk a scenes that
Speaker 1: aren't appropriate for kids. Never did you have to worry about.
Speaker 1: Let's hope there aren't lesbians make it out, But my kids,
Speaker 1: they'll never know that world isn't that weird. I know
Speaker 1: it's a little sad, and that's a little somber. I
Speaker 1: didn't really mean it that way, but honestly, I think
Speaker 1: it'll be I think it'll be easier for them than
Speaker 1: it is for you, or is for me. I just
Speaker 1: think it will. I think it'll be easier for them
Speaker 1: because it's all they will know. They'll be harder, and
Speaker 1: that probably a good thing. Remember, they have to they
Speaker 1: have to learn how to adapt to whatever world they've
Speaker 1: been given. They'll certainly be harder, they'll have a harder edge.
Speaker 1: I will tell you my sons, while they're sweet, sweet
Speaker 1: boys because I'm their father, Chris, while they're sweet boys,
Speaker 1: they've already developed a harder political edge. I didn't again,
Speaker 1: Remember I screw up all the time too. I didn't
Speaker 1: look up that new DC super Pets movie before we
Speaker 1: took the kids. I always try to look up these
Speaker 1: movies to see if I'm supporting Kami filth and I
Speaker 1: didn't look it up. And of course, five minutes into
Speaker 1: the movie there's there's a couple of lesbians in the
Speaker 1: movie featured in the movie, a kid's movie about cartoon dogs.
Speaker 1: Five minutes into the movie, I didn't have to say anything.
Speaker 1: Both my sons leaning over and elbow me. Oh, here
Speaker 1: we go, Dad with this crap. So they'll they'll be harder,
Speaker 1: the harder edged. Can you imagine? My kids are gonna
Speaker 1: be harder edged than me. But they'll be harder edged.
Speaker 1: But it's wild. That's the only world they'll ever know.
Speaker 1: I think that's crazy. I think it's crazy to think about.
Speaker 1: But good for Florida. Remember, if you're in a red state,
Speaker 1: don't waste your breath. If you're in a blue state.
Speaker 1: If you're in a red state, demand that of your state,
Speaker 1: demand they be the wall between you and not just
Speaker 1: the government, oh the endless out of controlled communist filth
Speaker 1: insanity out there. Your state has to be the wall
Speaker 1: for you, all right? And I love this one. This
Speaker 1: is you know what we talked before about. Talk about
Speaker 1: this a lot. How if you're if you're a communist
Speaker 1: piece of trash and you listen to politicians and you
Speaker 1: watch the news and believe it, how you live in
Speaker 1: a world entirely of make believe you? Just you exist
Speaker 1: in a world that isn't real. This is a United
Speaker 1: States congressman. Did I hear and I think? Did you
Speaker 1: say that that police officer was bludging to death by
Speaker 1: the crowd at the January sixth France. I said a
Speaker 1: police officer was blugging to death. I did not say
Speaker 1: at the hands of whom, mister bishop, just who are
Speaker 1: you referring to? If you don't mind I'm saying, and
Speaker 1: get that information for you in a few minutes. Well,
Speaker 1: I just want to make sure because are you Are
Speaker 1: you denying that Capital Police that at least one Capitol
Speaker 1: Police officer was murdered in in the midst of what
Speaker 1: happened on January six? Yeah, I think I am denying.
Speaker 1: I mean, here's what I understood. That there were reports
Speaker 1: early on that sick Nick was struck with a fire extinguisher,
Speaker 1: and that subsequently was debunked as false. He died of
Speaker 1: natural causes that we're not going acted to the event.
Speaker 1: Are we talking about the same person Sicknic? Are we
Speaker 1: talking about somebody? Should we noted the guy with the accent,
Speaker 1: a little bit of a Kentucky accent. That's my man,
Speaker 1: Dan Bishop. Dan Bishop is awesome, one of the few
Speaker 1: really awesome members of Congress. He's one of the guys
Speaker 1: out there. He's like, ah, yeah, we need to break
Speaker 1: the FBI up seriously. I mean, this is a genuine
Speaker 1: question because the medical examiner the US Capital Police put
Speaker 1: out a report agree with the medical examiner finding the
Speaker 1: USCP officer just in an initial thought. And I know
Speaker 1: that mister Roy, you two are an attorney. Mister Bishop
Speaker 1: speaks often about how brilliant of an attorney he is.
Speaker 1: You know we're talking about but for a causation of officer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a United States congressman out there putting out the
Speaker 1: word that sick Nick was bludgeoned to death. How many
Speaker 1: Communists out there believe that? That's a world of make believe?
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Speaker 1: And oh, things aren't looking that great. And Eurerope, hang on,
Speaker 1: hang on. I know you don't care that much about Europe.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to dwell on this whole thing here,
Speaker 1: even though I've been to Europe, Chris. What Chris, Remember
Speaker 1: I've went to I've been to Europe one time we
Speaker 1: took the family three or four years ago, I went
Speaker 1: to Europe, and since that point we went to wherever
Speaker 1: Austria in the Czech Republic. And since that point now,
Speaker 1: whenever I get a chance, I tell people who when
Speaker 1: I was in Europe's here you may It makes you
Speaker 1: sound so much more sophisticated like I am. Chris. You
Speaker 1: haven't been to Europe, Chris, so you wouldn't understand the
Speaker 1: sophistications of drinking coffee with your pinky out and watching
Speaker 1: soccer and no air conditioning. Oh did I tell you? Oh, Chris,
Speaker 1: get this. So we go to Europe. It's a summertime.
Speaker 1: We go to Europe, and we go to again Austria.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be cooler, cools, supposed to be cool
Speaker 1: up there. They get some historic heatwave in Europe and wham,
Speaker 1: it's like ninety some degrees the entire time we're in Europe.
Speaker 1: Only these European countries, they all embrace all this crappy
Speaker 1: going green energy stuff, which is just you know, it's
Speaker 1: just it's no energy, That's what it is. It's no energy.
Speaker 1: No one has air conditioning over there, nobody. It's almost
Speaker 1: impossible to find. So you're just sitting there bathed in
Speaker 1: your own sweat this whole time. Well, apparently that's not
Speaker 1: going to get any better. Germany nationalizes the country's biggest
Speaker 1: gas importer. Chris just said that worked last time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, last time, that didn't work at all. Now.
Speaker 1: The other and I bring this up is there are
Speaker 1: bigger things of food here and I wanted to keep
Speaker 1: you updated on it. I was talking to my buddy
Speaker 1: Brian Dean right today of the President's Daily Brief podcast
Speaker 1: is great podcast. But I was talking to Brian Dean
Speaker 1: Wright today and I'm gonna interview him tonight actually on
Speaker 1: my TV show on the first, nine pm Eastern on
Speaker 1: the first, I'm gonna interview him. But I's talking to
Speaker 1: him about this. So this is what happened with the
Speaker 1: whole Russia Ukraine thing. Russia they essentially locked down what
Speaker 1: they have. They're bringing in a bunch of new recruits,
Speaker 1: like three hundred thousand of them, and they're not really
Speaker 1: attacking anymore. They're kind of doing the bite and hold thing. Boom,
Speaker 1: just dig in right here, let's just keep all this
Speaker 1: the plan. The plan is to freeze Europe to death.
Speaker 1: Russia is banking on a brutal winner coming in. Russia
Speaker 1: supplies the natural gas. They're banking on Europe not getting
Speaker 1: enough of it in and Europe freezing to death. Remember
Speaker 1: I told you I've heard stories about Polish people already
Speaker 1: loading coal into their cars because they're worried about the
Speaker 1: winter that is coming. Isn't it crazy with everything else
Speaker 1: that's going on right now, isn't it crazy to think
Speaker 1: there are people in modern European countries who undoubtedly are
Speaker 1: going to freeze to death this winter. And now we
Speaker 1: have Germany nationalizing businesses. That always works out pretty well,
Speaker 1: That worked out great, Goaly. What a big mess, What
Speaker 1: a big, ugly mess. Speaking of which, do you hear
Speaker 1: Rashida Talibe yesterday she was going after the Chase Bank CEO.
Speaker 1: By the way, a lot has been made about AOC
Speaker 1: and the ihan Omar not don't, Chris. Let me get
Speaker 1: this out, not just because they're wretched communist filth, but
Speaker 1: because they're kind of hot, all right, A lot has
Speaker 1: been made about that. I think Rashida Talib gets overlooked there, Chris.
Speaker 1: You just don't like because she hates Jews. Set the
Speaker 1: anti Semitism aside. What you don't dog on illness because
Speaker 1: she's very close with her brother. That doesn't take away
Speaker 1: the physical attractive anyway, Chris, anyway, you're just a shallow person.
Speaker 1: Here's Rashida Talib underrated. I would like to ask all
Speaker 1: of you and go down the list, because again you
Speaker 1: all have agreed to doing this. Please answer with a
Speaker 1: simple yes or no. Does your bank have a policy
Speaker 1: against funding new oil and gas products? Mister Diamond, absolutely not,
Speaker 1: and that would be the road to hell for America. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's fine, that's fine, sir. You know what, everybody that
Speaker 1: got relief from student loans has a bank account with
Speaker 1: your bank should probably take out their account and close
Speaker 1: their account. The fact that you're not even there to
Speaker 1: help relieve many of the folks that are in debt,
Speaker 1: extreme debt because the student loan debt, and you're out
Speaker 1: there criticizing it. Just so you know, obviously we're joking
Speaker 1: about the whole you know, the kind of hot thing. Chris,
Speaker 1: do be a favor and make yourself useful for the
Speaker 1: first time ever. Um, look up how old Rashida Talbe
Speaker 1: is and then look up how old Grandma Vodka is.
Speaker 1: Grandma Vodka? Who's spying on my phone? And didn't he
Speaker 1: also be part of the most a movement to repeal
Speaker 1: the Nineteenth Amendment. Rashida Tlebe is forty six years old.
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi's eighty two. I just came up with that
Speaker 1: on my own. Chris didn't help out at all. Rashida Talbe.
Speaker 1: You can say this woman's a nut job. You can
Speaker 1: say aoc is a nut job. You can say ilhan Omar.
Speaker 1: All these people, they're all nut jobs and they are.
Speaker 1: There's nothing look they are. They are the worst of
Speaker 1: the worst. They're nut jobs. Nancy Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi is
Speaker 1: on the old she's well down the back nine. We'll
Speaker 1: put it to you that way. Nancy Pelosi's gonna be
Speaker 1: fart and dust within ten years. Rashida Tlebe, Rashida Leave
Speaker 1: is going to be right there in Congress. These people
Speaker 1: are the leadership of the coming Democratic Party. I actually
Speaker 1: sleep well, right well, Rashida Clave and John Fetterman yea
Speaker 1: eliminating the yea send us. So it's so terrible, I mean,
Speaker 1: I shouldn't laugh because again this is just like Biden.
Speaker 1: The guy needs genuine care, like he needs rest and care,
Speaker 1: he need care, and instead they just roll out that
Speaker 1: the dude just had a stroke. Do you have any
Speaker 1: experience with strokes. I've had family members of mind I
Speaker 1: from strokes. Strokes are a major thing, and and they've
Speaker 1: messed up your brain function. And you don't talk like
Speaker 1: you need care. You need reabilitation. Reabilitations not a word rehabilitation, Chris,
Speaker 1: that's a huge word for a community college person such
Speaker 1: as myself. You need rehabilitation. But they just throw the
Speaker 1: guy out there for the Senate. And okay, so you
Speaker 1: can say the heartless campaign managers and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: and advisors and all that's true, and the National Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: all that stuff's true. But John Fetterman is married. I
Speaker 1: know that's a that's a scary thought, ladies. But John
Speaker 1: Fetterman is married. What about his wife? How does nobody
Speaker 1: in the guy's life step in and say he care
Speaker 1: talk anymore? Maybe he shouldn't be in the Senate. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take some phone calls. But here's what I want.
Speaker 1: It's been enough ugliness out there. And I'm not just
Speaker 1: talking about John Fetterman. I want to know what you're
Speaker 1: grateful for. Tell me something large or small. I don't
Speaker 1: care if it's the shirt on your back or you're
Speaker 1: just recovered from cancer, large or small. I want to
Speaker 1: know what you're grateful for. Tell me one thing you're
Speaker 1: grateful for eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 1: seven three eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 1: seven three What are you grateful for? That's too much confuture.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Don't worry, We're only
Speaker 1: halfway through. We're gonna get We're gonna smile, we're gonna
Speaker 1: feel good. We're gonna talk about what we're grateful for
Speaker 1: here and a few I gotta get through a couple
Speaker 1: of things first and then we get to all these.
Speaker 1: Tell me what you're grateful for before we get to that.
Speaker 1: Let's get to some things. To get to some things. Eh,
Speaker 1: we might not be grateful for this, guys, it's jesse.
Speaker 1: They shut down the economy to sink Trump. The economy
Speaker 1: was humming. He was going to likely on track to
Speaker 1: win reelection. Let's let's do remember this because it does
Speaker 1: pay to look back and remember something prior to COVID
Speaker 1: Trump was going to walk to re election. He was
Speaker 1: going to walk to re election because tweets aside and
Speaker 1: this aside or that aside. Sitting presidents with good economies
Speaker 1: get reelected. The history of the United States of America says,
Speaker 1: sitting presidents with good economies get reelected. So wrap your
Speaker 1: mind around this about how crazy this is, because he's right.
Speaker 1: As soon as as soon as they realized they could
Speaker 1: use this fifteen days to slow the spread, thing to
Speaker 1: destroy the thing Trump had built, the economy, the thing
Speaker 1: it was going to get and reelected. They pounced on
Speaker 1: it and they did it. But think about this. You
Speaker 1: want to talk about an alternate history in your mind.
Speaker 1: It's almost it's almost too painful to think about it.
Speaker 1: But walk through this. What does it look like if
Speaker 1: COVID hits and Hillary Clinton is president? Obviously that's not
Speaker 1: what you want, It's not what I want. But it's
Speaker 1: just go through this in your mind. Hillary Clinton, Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton's president. She's sitting up there murdering people and other
Speaker 1: things that Clinton's do, and boom, COVID hits. You'd have
Speaker 1: a media panic, but they would always temper it. They
Speaker 1: would always temper it, just like they do with old
Speaker 1: Papa Joe right now, like when he sits down in
Speaker 1: these interviews and they're practically holding his hand. You are
Speaker 1: the oldest president ever. Pretty good shape, which leads to
Speaker 1: my next question. Some people ask whether you are fit
Speaker 1: for the job. And when you hear that, I wonder
Speaker 1: what you think. Listen to how he asks that question,
Speaker 1: not mister president. Um, you can't talk, you can't complete sentences,
Speaker 1: You never know where you are, You get lost when
Speaker 1: you're leaving the podium, which is weird because there's only
Speaker 1: two different directions. You can go right or left. What's
Speaker 1: wrong with you? Instead, it's framed us. Some people are
Speaker 1: saying this. I'm certainly not okay. So anyway, let's go
Speaker 1: back to our alternate history. Hillary Clinton COVID hits. Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton's president of the United States. WHOA, They're not gonna
Speaker 1: want to stop Hillary Clinton's economy. They would never do that.
Speaker 1: And let's let's say they did. Okay, let's let's say
Speaker 1: I'm wrong about that and they did. Oh no, fifteen
Speaker 1: days is so the spread. You know what they would do.
Speaker 1: They would find a cure immediately. Those doctors out there
Speaker 1: who were saying, hey, I'm treating COVID with hydroxy chloric
Speaker 1: when I'm treating COVID with iver mectin, instead of being
Speaker 1: run off the internet, they would be immediately lifted up,
Speaker 1: and Hillary would be giving press conferences with the doctors.
Speaker 1: I found nerd and he and I've realized that I've
Speaker 1: ever mecton can save this country. The entire trajectory, honestly,
Speaker 1: of the planet would have been changed if Hillary would
Speaker 1: have been president of the United States of America because
Speaker 1: other countries would have followed suit. And yes, ivermectin. But
Speaker 1: instead Trump was so distasteful to all these corrupt monsters,
Speaker 1: and they decided that at all costs they had to
Speaker 1: get rid of him. They burned down the planet to
Speaker 1: get rid of him. It's wild. It's wild. It's it's
Speaker 1: like the wife finding a spider in the house and
Speaker 1: burning the home down. That's what it is. It's crazy
Speaker 1: to think about, Chris. Spiders aren't even that bad. Honestly,
Speaker 1: spiders are not even that bad. I mean they're not
Speaker 1: that great, but they're not that bad. You know, freedom
Speaker 1: is not free, all right. It's enough ugliness for a
Speaker 1: second before we get to the air force stuff and
Speaker 1: everything else. We haven't done this in a while. I'd
Speaker 1: like to do this occasionally. I should have mixed it
Speaker 1: in more. What are you grateful for? I don't care
Speaker 1: if it's a comfortable T shirt you're wearing. If it's
Speaker 1: if you have a functional car, it's a good thing
Speaker 1: to be grateful for. Having had many cars that aren't functional.
Speaker 1: You just can't put a price on being able to
Speaker 1: drive to and from work every day. And no, you're
Speaker 1: not going to break down. Maybe it's a wife, Maybe
Speaker 1: it's maybe it's a divorce. Maybe whatever it is, tell
Speaker 1: me what you're grateful for now. Remember I don't take
Speaker 1: calls on this show hardly ever, like once or twice
Speaker 1: a week. Maybe this show is not like other shows.
Speaker 1: I don't want you to ask me how I am.
Speaker 1: I don't need you to tell me you love the show.
Speaker 1: I know you love the show. You're listening and calling in.
Speaker 1: I need you to get right to the point, and
Speaker 1: get right to the point, very very quickly. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to thank you for the call, no small talk.
Speaker 1: You get to the point quickly. Gary in New Jersey,
Speaker 1: go what are you grateful for? Hey, I'm thankful and
Speaker 1: grateful for my health. But health kind of goes together
Speaker 1: with family. Do you know what family stands for? It's
Speaker 1: a great acronym to get about me. I love you,
Speaker 1: and you know what. I was dying years ago two fifteen,
Speaker 1: come down with lyme disease, and I never saw Gary
Speaker 1: would ever be back. I have three beautiful sons, a wife.
Speaker 1: I'll be married thirty one years. God is great. Even
Speaker 1: though I lost a little faith in the Lord, but
Speaker 1: I got my strength back. People prayed for me. It's
Speaker 1: all good, and you're you know I don't really know
Speaker 1: your name. It sounds that was the first time I'm
Speaker 1: listening to you. But you are so dead on with
Speaker 1: everything so far that I just listened to. God is great,
Speaker 1: my man, your health, wife, kids, Most importantly, you have
Speaker 1: me the like what Chris the oracle? That's right. I
Speaker 1: should have told him my name was Shogun. He would
Speaker 1: have believed that forever. Dang it, missed opportunities, Mark and Washington.
Speaker 1: What are you grateful for? A successful job, a really
Speaker 1: successful side business. To go home to my loving wife
Speaker 1: and twelve year old daughter every day and know that
Speaker 1: I can afford to take care of them as they
Speaker 1: take care of me, and I owe it all to
Speaker 1: the greatest garden any man. I'll tell you speaking of family,
Speaker 1: last night got home after the show, got home and
Speaker 1: they had waited on me for dinner, and we sat down.
Speaker 1: Last night we got a bunch of shrimp from Biloxi
Speaker 1: Shrimp Coo. Just the greatest shrimps in the world. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I'll talk to you about that another time. We got
Speaker 1: a bunch of shrimp, so we sat down and we
Speaker 1: made shrimp scampy. And then since look, I've been to
Speaker 1: Europe and I'm a famous author. So what, Chris, So
Speaker 1: we're pretty high end. So we made garlic bread out
Speaker 1: of hamburger buns. So we sat down with shrimp scampy
Speaker 1: and garlic bread out of hamburger buns. And I sat
Speaker 1: down for my dinner, and my two meathead sons sat
Speaker 1: a cross of me and just talk to me about
Speaker 1: all kinds of different things the entire time. And I
Speaker 1: sat back and thought to myself, Man, life is good, right,
Speaker 1: life is good. That is good. What are you grateful for,
Speaker 1: Johnny in New Jersey? What are you grateful for? I
Speaker 1: am most grateful for the internal combustion engine as a
Speaker 1: truck driver. It provides me a means to make a living,
Speaker 1: to pay for the road chips I love to take.
Speaker 1: I've taken more road trips than I had birthdays. And
Speaker 1: I'm pushing sixty. And I got my little twelve year
Speaker 1: old to go with me and use duc in combustion
Speaker 1: engine for as long as they allow us to have
Speaker 1: it before we're forced into the electric bowl. That's a
Speaker 1: great one. That's one you don't think about either, the
Speaker 1: internal combustion engine and how that's changed your standard of living,
Speaker 1: how that's changed your way of life again. That's why
Speaker 1: I love doing these What are you grateful for? Peter
Speaker 1: and Denver? What are you grateful for? Jesse? I feel
Speaker 1: like that guy just stole my thunder a little bit.
Speaker 1: But I also am very grateful for my internal combustion engine,
Speaker 1: my truck, my wife, my kids, freedom and medal of
Speaker 1: Honor Mondays in the alternative it provides for our kids.
Speaker 1: They need to listen to it. Amen eight seven seven
Speaker 1: three seven seven four three seven three, It's time to smile.
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Speaker 1: this what are you grateful for? Stuff here in just
Speaker 1: a moment, I did want to bring this up because
Speaker 1: I've been teasing it the whole show, and I know
Speaker 1: that's not right. Headline. This is from Freebeacon. Don't say terrorist.
Speaker 1: Air Force Academy teaches cadets inclusive language. Apparently you're not
Speaker 1: supposed to say mom or dad either. We are in Nikes.
Speaker 1: We are in some deep trouble. Remember the military academies, Annapolis,
Speaker 1: air Force Academy, West Point, these military academies, they produced
Speaker 1: the next generation of leaders in the military. So much
Speaker 1: of the military. If you look at the top brass
Speaker 1: across every branch, they begin here at the Air Force academies.
Speaker 1: They have a long tradition of producing the next generation
Speaker 1: of leaders. Oh gosh, think about that. Back to what
Speaker 1: I said earlier, think about this. You remember what it
Speaker 1: was like when you heard Air Force Academy, you know, Annapolis,
Speaker 1: and you thought the best there is the best, the
Speaker 1: best young men in the country. That's who they are.
Speaker 1: You have to be super smart to even get in,
Speaker 1: and I mean make it smart to even get in,
Speaker 1: like me smart, Chris, No, you have to be super
Speaker 1: smart to get in. But then you're not only in
Speaker 1: and you're super smart and getting the highest end education,
Speaker 1: but you have you're physically fit. They break you down
Speaker 1: physically and get you ready. You go right from there
Speaker 1: into the mill. It was the best, right, the best,
Speaker 1: the cream of the crop. It's going away, it's fading away.
Speaker 1: It's happening right before our eyes. Like I've said before,
Speaker 1: to fix the military to fix what is wrong in
Speaker 1: the military. You love in the military. I love. It's
Speaker 1: going to take things that are so unpopular. No politician
Speaker 1: would do them. You would have to walk in and
Speaker 1: fire everyone in the service. Academies, the janitor gone, all
Speaker 1: of you go. You need gigantic cultural changes yanked out
Speaker 1: by the roots. That's what it would take. Something reminded
Speaker 1: me of MRI's meals ready to eat. You know what
Speaker 1: MRIs are. Have you ever had, Chris? Have you ever
Speaker 1: had an MRI? Al right, if you haven't, at least
Speaker 1: in my day, I don't know if this is the case.
Speaker 1: They were these It came in a brown bag and
Speaker 1: there were all different flavors. Then I'm sure they're sure
Speaker 1: they have a bunch of new ones now. But it
Speaker 1: was spaghetti. Spaghetti wasn't bad. If you got the spaghetti
Speaker 1: with meat sauce, it wasn't bad. And then there was
Speaker 1: like tie chicken. Oh gosh, it's as bad as you
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Speaker 1: got the tie chicken, you had to scramble to package
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Speaker 1: and then they give you these crackers crackers. Even then
Speaker 1: they're they're not good. I mean they're not good. Oh, Chris,
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Speaker 1: Now you tell me what are you grateful for? Jason
Speaker 1: in Jersey go simplified double Dog. I'm grateful for my
Speaker 1: dad's recovery in UH He's eighty one years old. He
Speaker 1: has had three strokes over the last four years. He
Speaker 1: was in Overland Park, Kansas, and I was able to
Speaker 1: fly out to visit him in isolation. He had COVID
Speaker 1: and he's been released today and he's been released to
Speaker 1: go to a care facility to rehab. So how about
Speaker 1: the Lord for his recovery? Aw about that? Good to
Speaker 1: have your dad. I still have both of my parents alive,
Speaker 1: and I know sometimes I take that for granted, especially
Speaker 1: at my age, because I'm about the age where you know,
Speaker 1: not a bunch but friends parents start dropping dead, and
Speaker 1: that's when it always hits me, Gosh, I should call
Speaker 1: mom tonight, I should call my dad tonight. Once they're gone,
Speaker 1: you can't make that phone call anymore. I need to
Speaker 1: be better about that. Howard, New York go, what are
Speaker 1: you grateful? For Hi, Jesse, I'm grateful most employee, that
Speaker 1: you're still on the air. I'm grateful that the fifty
Speaker 1: pounds that I lost since the last time I told
Speaker 1: you it's still off. And I'm grateful that I was
Speaker 1: able to get an AAR fifteen in the state of
Speaker 1: New York right before the Communists passed a new restrictive
Speaker 1: Gunmore in there, And Jesse, I know you don't want
Speaker 1: to hear it from my wife, and I just love you,
Speaker 1: appreciate you, my brother. You give your wife my best
Speaker 1: Carla and Idaho. What are you grateful for? I'm grateful
Speaker 1: for my nine children. They're all Christians, they're all conservative,
Speaker 1: and none of them got vaccinated. Nine healthy Christian children.
Speaker 1: Dad gone, woman. That is you should be proud of yourself.
Speaker 1: Lenny Pennsylvania, what are you grateful for? I'm grateful for
Speaker 1: our consumer rights. For example, if I go to a
Speaker 1: movie that has a comic propagand in it, I'll go
Speaker 1: to the customer service manager and demand my money back.
Speaker 1: I don't hate it. I don't hate it. Eight seven
Speaker 1: seven three seven seven four three seventy three. What are
Speaker 1: you grateful for? Sean and Denver Go, what's Jesse. I'm
Speaker 1: grateful to not be a drug addict anymore. I'm grateful
Speaker 1: for Jesse, Kelly Burgers, and I'm grateful to be an American.
Speaker 1: I'm man. You keep on going, man. I love those
Speaker 1: stories of overcoming addiction and stuff like that. That is
Speaker 1: freaking wonderful. That's stuff that inspires other people. If you're
Speaker 1: struggling out there, drugs, alcohol, stuff like that, don't think
Speaker 1: it makes you some freak or some scumbag. That's the norm.
Speaker 1: People struggle. Everybody struggles. People can overcome though. You can
Speaker 1: do it. Keep going, Keep going, Todd Saint Louis go hey,
Speaker 1: number one, beer number two. They set all those documents
Speaker 1: out that said classify it on the table unredacted, which
Speaker 1: lets you know that they were never classified because they
Speaker 1: couldn't show them if they were not too bad. Patty
Speaker 1: an organ, what are you grateful for? I am grateful
Speaker 1: for the blood donors. It's pretty heaven. It's short and
Speaker 1: to the point, but it's it's a very good one.
Speaker 1: You don't think about donating blood. It's just not something
Speaker 1: that crosses a lot of people's minds. You don't think about,
Speaker 1: you know, being an organ donor, being a blood donor,
Speaker 1: and then one day you find out somebody just had
Speaker 1: their life saved because there was blood ready and available.
Speaker 1: Someone had their life saved because someone had had died
Speaker 1: in a car wreck, which is terrible, but had pledged
Speaker 1: to be an organ donor. And there that stuff is awesome, man,
Speaker 1: That stuff keeps people alive. I love this. It was
Speaker 1: time to do this. That would shake all the gunk
Speaker 1: off eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three.
Speaker 1: What are you grateful for? I'm grateful that the new
Speaker 1: Wizard of Oz is gonna suck. So the wife isn't
Speaker 1: gonna take me to see it in the theater. I'll
Speaker 1: explain why hang on