Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is that Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly show. Let's have some fun on a Wednesday Hopesday.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you heard, but we had
Speaker 1: elections last night, a lot of them. And yes, we're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about some trends, some whyes, some good, some bad.
Speaker 1: All that's to come on the show. Talk about how
Speaker 1: these comies and why these comedies so often turn out
Speaker 1: to be rich kids rapidly, some declining support for India
Speaker 1: and the United States of America. What is that all about?
Speaker 1: The Census Bureau finds twenty four thousand p not citizens
Speaker 1: who are voting in our election. All that, we have
Speaker 1: to tell the foreigners not to assault women emails, so
Speaker 1: much more. Oh and before I forget, at some point
Speaker 1: in time in the show, we have our latest edition
Speaker 1: of Democrats pandering to black people. All that and so
Speaker 1: much more to come tonight on the world famous Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly's Show. Now, Oh, sorry, one more thing, Clay Martin.
Speaker 1: We haven't talked to my buddy Clay Martin In ages.
Speaker 1: You know, Green Beret Marine ricon superstud type. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: bring them on. We're gonna go over some military things.
Speaker 1: And I know it's really stupid what I'm about to say,
Speaker 1: But you already listened to the show, so you know
Speaker 1: I'm really stupid. I have these dreams of starting my
Speaker 1: own country in Island Nation. I kid you not. I
Speaker 1: woke up at like four am last night. This morning,
Speaker 1: I guess, and I was daydreaming. I couldn't it back
Speaker 1: to sleep because I can't decide what kind of military
Speaker 1: my country needs. I'm gonna ask Clay about it. I
Speaker 1: don't even know how long I'll keep him here. Ah
Speaker 1: that and more still to come on the world famous
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Now, let's start digging into these elections
Speaker 1: from last night. Lessons should we learn? Lessons? What lessons
Speaker 1: are they? First of all, let me get this one
Speaker 1: out of the way. I always come at these things.
Speaker 1: I'm interested in saving my country, that's my goal. I
Speaker 1: am interested in stopping the animals from conquering the United
Speaker 1: States of America. So myself, my children, my grandchildren, and
Speaker 1: generations of Kelly's and your future generations that we'll never
Speaker 1: meet will get to live in a wonderful country the
Speaker 1: way I have been able to live in a wonderful country.
Speaker 1: I come at everything political like that I have told
Speaker 1: you before. I don't even really like politics. I'm sorry
Speaker 1: I don't. I talk about it because it is important
Speaker 1: because who governs you, who governs me is critically important.
Speaker 1: If I had my way, if everything worked out, the
Speaker 1: government fixed itself, which we know will never happen, I
Speaker 1: would sit down and do a history podcast for you
Speaker 1: every day, just for fun. But we don't live in
Speaker 1: that world. That is my interest. So when we talk
Speaker 1: about some good things, some bad things, some hard things
Speaker 1: over the next I don't know how long it'll take
Speaker 1: me to get through this, know that that is where
Speaker 1: I'm coming from. So that said, remember this about races,
Speaker 1: not skin color. I'm talking about political races, whatever it is, federal, state,
Speaker 1: local races. Yes, we can look at trends, and it's
Speaker 1: important to look at trends. It is it's important to
Speaker 1: zoom out and see how things are going and talk
Speaker 1: about why that's important. But also remember, as much as
Speaker 1: we can, it's important to zoom in because every single
Speaker 1: individual race tells its own tale. And if you are
Speaker 1: a spectator like I am on so many of these
Speaker 1: races around the country, you may not and I certainly
Speaker 1: don't understand the intricacies of every single race. For instance, recently,
Speaker 1: I've been talking about the Senate race going on where
Speaker 1: here in Texas? Why? Because this is where I live.
Speaker 1: I bet you money if you don't live here in Texas,
Speaker 1: I bet you had no idea who was advertising and
Speaker 1: who wasn't advertising in Texas. That's an individual race with
Speaker 1: an individual story to tell. Okay, So what determines these stories?
Speaker 1: First of all, the quality of the candidate? Now pause.
Speaker 1: I know Democrats are communists and they're demonic and insane.
Speaker 1: I understand that. But in a race, no matter what
Speaker 1: that race is, Congress, City, council, Senate, is the Democrat charming? Personable?
Speaker 1: You know how much of politics is simply a personality contest.
Speaker 1: A lot of it we don't want. I wish that
Speaker 1: wasn't the case. A lot of it is a personality conquest.
Speaker 1: And lots of people run for office and they don't
Speaker 1: have any charisma. That doesn't mean you shouldn't run. Maybe
Speaker 1: that's you. Maybe you're not mister or missus, you know,
Speaker 1: mister charisma, prom king, prom queen type thing. That's fine,
Speaker 1: we need solid people in office anyway, But when you
Speaker 1: run up against mister or missus charming going to be
Speaker 1: a problem, and that happens. Another thing we don't talk about,
Speaker 1: or we don't know about. We talk about it, but
Speaker 1: we don't know about it. Money. Money is important in politics.
Speaker 1: It's one of those really ugly things that kind of
Speaker 1: makes us feel icky and we wish it wasn't the case.
Speaker 1: We say things like we need to get the money
Speaker 1: out of politics, but that is childish and naive. Money
Speaker 1: has always been involved in politics in every country in
Speaker 1: the history of the world, and it always will be.
Speaker 1: What candidate is raising money, spending money the right way,
Speaker 1: what candidate is not it matters. Okay, so you understand
Speaker 1: every race tells its own tale. Now let's get to
Speaker 1: what's happening out there. A few different things are happening
Speaker 1: out there. DSA, these super commi type candidates, they're winning
Speaker 1: races across the country.
Speaker 2: Like a, look here where DSA candidates won primaries for
Speaker 2: Congress Royal Democrats. Yeah, you got three in New York,
Speaker 2: but you got two in Michigan, you got one in Colorado,
Speaker 2: you got one in Florida last night running for the Senate,
Speaker 2: and you got one in Pennsylvania. So this is not
Speaker 2: just a Northeast phenomenon in terms of these DSA candidates
Speaker 2: who A winning primaries. Yes, they are primarily in urban areas,
Speaker 2: but they are happening across the map, from the Northeast
Speaker 2: to the Midwest, to the Mountain West, and then last
Speaker 2: night down in the south in Florida. So this is
Speaker 2: happening across the political map. We are seeing this DSA
Speaker 2: candidates winning in Democratic primaries. As I said, they are
Speaker 2: becoming a larger part of the Democratic primary.
Speaker 1: The Florida candidate is Angie Nixon. Will get to her
Speaker 1: in a moment, Okay, but let's focus on something he
Speaker 1: said right there. It's happening across the country. Let's not
Speaker 1: pretend like this is just New York, it's just California.
Speaker 1: But where, more specifically, are these super communists getting elected
Speaker 1: in urban areas. Why those are the areas with the
Speaker 1: highest concentration of Democrat voters. So what does that tell you?
Speaker 1: This is a bit of the this is the bad
Speaker 1: news of the trend we're going to talk about here,
Speaker 1: and there's a bit of bad news out there. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna I'm not gonna lie, But what does that tell you?
Speaker 1: The more Democrats you have voting, the more Communists the
Speaker 1: candidate will be. The more Democrats you have voting, the
Speaker 1: more communists the candidate will be. We have to stop
Speaker 1: probably using terms like fringe radical when we talk about
Speaker 1: these DSA communists conquering the Democrat Party, because the truth
Speaker 1: is these are not fringe views amongst Democrats who vote
Speaker 1: in elections. This is the norm. This is the norm,
Speaker 1: this is look, this is how these people think.
Speaker 3: I support a comprehensive and clear pathway to citizenship for folks.
Speaker 3: I believe that borner Patrol should make sure that they
Speaker 3: are securing the border. I believe, though, that there needs
Speaker 3: to be a clear.
Speaker 4: Comprehensive and compassionate pathway to the citizenship, especially for folks
Speaker 4: like Haitians and Venezuelans and Seerians.
Speaker 1: The average Democrat wants to make all these foreigner citizens.
Speaker 1: That's what the average Democrat wants. Now, all the polling
Speaker 1: shows it. The average Democrat they want this.
Speaker 3: The two things that we're famous for is are committed
Speaker 3: to a program and our.
Speaker 1: Hatred of the United States Constitution and what the pro
Speaker 1: speaking of each race telling its own tale, speaking of
Speaker 1: money that Angie Nixon chick. I just played, you know,
Speaker 1: the chick who's losing or change.
Speaker 3: You have nothing to lose but our change.
Speaker 1: You know who she defeated, Alex Vinman, that portly former
Speaker 1: soldier who got Donald Trump impeached. Why is that important?
Speaker 1: Vinmann raised from what I gather, sixteen million dollars, which
Speaker 1: is a staggering amount of money for a congressional race,
Speaker 1: and he got creamed by Nixon fifty six to forty four.
Speaker 1: Why that's what democrats want? Now the DSA is not
Speaker 1: on the fringe. That's what democrats want. All right, Let's
Speaker 1: move off of that. Let's talk a little bit of ugliness.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to spend long on it because it
Speaker 1: is ugly about us. How are we doing in these elections?
Speaker 1: How are the Trump endorsed candidates doing. Let's tackle that
Speaker 1: and why Before we do that, let's well, here's the
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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a magnificent, wonderful Wednesday, I hope day as we cover
Speaker 1: some election stuff that's happening out there, the good, the bad,
Speaker 1: the ugly, before we bounce on to other things. Communists
Speaker 1: always seem to be rich kids, the census with illegals.
Speaker 1: Clay Martin's coming up next hour. We'll talk about some
Speaker 1: military things with him. But but let's get to this
Speaker 1: Muhammad Ali. You obviously know who Muhammad Ali is. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to insult your intelligence. Now. I grew up
Speaker 1: in my old man. He was a fan. He admired
Speaker 1: Muhammad Ali. Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.
Speaker 1: And as a child there was this channel I don't
Speaker 1: even know if it exists anymore, called ESPN Classic and
Speaker 1: ESPN Classic. They would play old fights. I watched Muhammad
Speaker 1: Ali as a kid. Now, obviously he boxed way before
Speaker 1: I was a child, but I watched him as a kid.
Speaker 1: George Foreman, Joe Fraser, this incredible. He's so fast dancing around,
Speaker 1: no one could touch him. It was awesome, and I
Speaker 1: watched the end. When we think about Muhammad Ali, when
Speaker 1: we talk about Muhammed Ali, we talk about the thrilla
Speaker 1: in Manila, We talk about the wars with the likes
Speaker 1: of Joe Fraser. You know what we don't like to
Speaker 1: dwell on. We don't like to dwell on the later
Speaker 1: years when an old, old, washed up slow Muhammad Ali
Speaker 1: was routinely getting his brains beaten in by younger, stronger fighters,
Speaker 1: And we don't talk about that because we like to
Speaker 1: admire people at their peak, the peak of their greatness.
Speaker 1: We don't celebrate it. I'll be honest with you. Maybe
Speaker 1: I'm just getting old and soft. When I see a
Speaker 1: video of an old lion on the Safari who finally
Speaker 1: lost his fight and no longer controls the bride, and
Speaker 1: he's walking off to live the rest of his life alone,
Speaker 1: I get a little sad. It sucks. Now. For ten
Speaker 1: plus years, Donald Trump has been the central figure on
Speaker 1: the earth. He most definitely has been the central figure
Speaker 1: of the Republican Party in the United States of America.
Speaker 1: No one still to this day can come close to
Speaker 1: matching his popularity with Republicans in the country. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: has been the kingmaker for a long long time. Maybe
Speaker 1: you love that. Maybe you hate Trump and you hate it,
Speaker 1: But I don't care whether you love it or hate it.
Speaker 1: It's true. Now. I'm not saying Donald Trump is officially
Speaker 1: Muhammad Ali getting his brains beaten in on the ropes,
Speaker 1: not saying that at all. But I'm saying there are
Speaker 1: bad signs. I'll read this one. This is from an
Speaker 1: Aaron Blake. Ten Trump endorsed candidates have now lost this
Speaker 1: primary season, including six in the last two weeks and
Speaker 1: three on Tuesday alone. Those ten losses are as much
Speaker 1: as Trump suffered in twenty eighteen, twenty twenty, and twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four combined, combined. What's happening, Well, first, let's get
Speaker 1: this out of the way. What's happening. Time is undefeated
Speaker 1: in politics. Honestly, it's really not that different than athletics.
Speaker 1: I don't care who your favorite guy is, football, boxing,
Speaker 1: the baseball, whatever it is. Father time is going to
Speaker 1: come for him and he's going to lose it. I've
Speaker 1: told you before, I root for the Houston Astros. I
Speaker 1: live in the Houston area. Jose Altuve is a legend
Speaker 1: for the Houston Astros. I know you probably don't know
Speaker 1: who that is, and that's fine. Just know he's this
Speaker 1: legendary player, World Series titles. They'll retire his number. He
Speaker 1: doesn't pay for a meal in the town. I'm sure
Speaker 1: he sucks. Now. Why he's not twenty six, he's thirty six.
Speaker 1: Father time. That's how it goes in politics works much
Speaker 1: the same way, and for kind of the same reason.
Speaker 1: It's not the physical prowess thing. After a long enough time,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter who you are. After a long enough time,
Speaker 1: people get kind of sick of you or tired of
Speaker 1: the act. And even it's not an act. I didn't
Speaker 1: mean that to sound disparaging. After a while, people are
Speaker 1: kind of over it. I am shocked at how many
Speaker 1: emails I get from people, not Trump haters, by the way,
Speaker 1: Trump lovers, who say, Jesse, I'm kind of ready to
Speaker 1: move on, Jesse, I think it's probably time to move on.
Speaker 1: These are not people who email it. I mean, I've
Speaker 1: read you. Those ones are Trump sacks. I'm not talking
Speaker 1: about those people. That's a given. People who like him,
Speaker 1: voted for multiple times. Maga had on Jesse, that's probably
Speaker 1: time for JD. That's time to move on. That's not
Speaker 1: necessarily anything Donald Trump did, at least that part of it.
Speaker 1: That it just father time. In politics, nobody's hot forever, nobody,
Speaker 1: no one stays that way. For the longest time, the
Speaker 1: Trump endorsement was the only thing you needed to know
Speaker 1: on who was going to win a primary. Now that's
Speaker 1: not necessarily the case. Now let's talk about the uglier
Speaker 1: side of that and why next The Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on air and online at Jesse kellyshow dot com. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Wednesday. I
Speaker 1: hope they talking about some of those primaries last night
Speaker 1: and how things are going and the trends and things
Speaker 1: like that. And so remember we still have Clay Martin
Speaker 1: coming up an hour from now. Also, you can email
Speaker 1: your love, your hate, your death threats into Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. I already mentioned the Trump endorsed
Speaker 1: candidate has lost a few racist that's very very rare.
Speaker 1: Usually the Trump endorse candidate is a given. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you this. Lindsey Graham's sister Darlene had a bit of
Speaker 1: a rough debate, and before that debate last night, the
Speaker 1: people I trust in South Carolina were telling me that
Speaker 1: she's in trouble. Now, let's pause for a second and
Speaker 1: talk about that. Her last name's Graham. Lindsey Graham was
Speaker 1: elected forever in South Carolina. Not only is her last
Speaker 1: name's Graham, she got the loud and enthusiastic Trump endorsement.
Speaker 1: Loud and enthusiastic before what was a pretty rough debate
Speaker 1: for last night. This Ralph Norman guy looked like he's
Speaker 1: poised to take her out in a primary. What, of course,
Speaker 1: and then this happened.
Speaker 5: Senator, Are Taiwan and the South China sea national security
Speaker 5: issues for the United States? If so, why, I'm sorry,
Speaker 5: could you repeat the quay, Are Taiwan and a South
Speaker 5: China see national security issues for the United States? And
Speaker 5: if so, lie or how I'm just gonna be honest
Speaker 5: to here, I'm not on national security that I'm not
Speaker 5: that informed on national security, so but I do support
Speaker 5: the military.
Speaker 1: Not a great answer. Also, there are five point five
Speaker 1: million people in South Carolina. Here's Darlene Grand.
Speaker 5: Fifty million people in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Just a bit off, all right? So anyway, well let's
Speaker 1: do this one. You don't know about the Pennsylvania individual districts,
Speaker 1: of course you wouldn't even if you're in Pennsylvania. But
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania State House District twelve. This is a state district
Speaker 1: that Trump won by almost nineteen points. He won it
Speaker 1: by eighteen points in twenty twenty four. They had a
Speaker 1: special election last night. Now eighteen points I think you
Speaker 1: would acknowledge is wow, is that a red district? That
Speaker 1: is a red district. Yeah, Democrat won last night in
Speaker 1: a special election. Democrat defeated the Republican. Okay, All this
Speaker 1: is to say that we are facing headwinds going into
Speaker 1: November and Trump, as his popularity goes down with the
Speaker 1: American people, his endorsement is meaning less and less, and
Speaker 1: there's a chance some candidates running for office are going
Speaker 1: to have to drop the I'm the Trump endorsed guy. Now,
Speaker 1: if you're a Trump super fan, you don't want to
Speaker 1: hear that. If you're a Trump hater, it's music to
Speaker 1: your ears. I don't really care which one you are.
Speaker 1: As his popularity goes down, as Muhammad Ali loses that JAB,
Speaker 1: there's going to be more danger there. And I know, stuck,
Speaker 1: I understand why. I mean, look, quote, well here's headline.
Speaker 1: Half of typical US families paycheck is swallowed by housing
Speaker 1: and childcare. People are just simply financially desperate. I get
Speaker 1: their emails all the time. They're financially desperate. Messaging's been
Speaker 1: right for you to.
Speaker 6: Pay a tiny little bit more for your guess Aleene,
Speaker 6: Just remember you're doing it so that a very evil
Speaker 6: country cannot have a country. Really, it's the number one
Speaker 6: state sponsor of terror in the world. We don't want
Speaker 6: to have them have a nuclear weapon. So remember that
Speaker 6: when you have to pay a little bit more, you're
Speaker 6: at four dollars. It's okay, I mean, it's I'm not
Speaker 6: I will ever apologize.
Speaker 1: I did the right thing, right, It's not landing great.
Speaker 1: I'm starting to get more and more concerned as we
Speaker 1: lose special elections, as you see what's happening with the
Speaker 1: motivation levels of the left versus our motivation levels. I'm
Speaker 1: getting concern that we are going to get crushed in
Speaker 1: the midterms. And that is the last thing in the
Speaker 1: world I want. I mean, this is the Speaker of
Speaker 1: the House from yesterday. Can we not lead with this.
Speaker 2: We set the table for the US economy to take
Speaker 2: off like a rock if you look at it. We
Speaker 2: were doing that the first quarter of this year, and
Speaker 2: then we got into this conflict with Iran.
Speaker 1: Let's not say that again. Hey, you know what, we
Speaker 1: were linking your life more affordable. We had the economy going,
Speaker 1: but well then we went to war. Let's not lead
Speaker 1: with these things anymore. Let's never lead with these things again,
Speaker 1: all right, And I'm desperate that Democrats don't start impeaching
Speaker 1: Donald Trump every other day. I want Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: his administration to continue to deport foreigners. I want them
Speaker 1: to continue to clean all the filth out of the military.
Speaker 1: I want them to hunt down fraud in the United
Speaker 1: States of America. There are a lot of parts of
Speaker 1: the Trump administration I would like to keep going. And
Speaker 1: because of that, I am extremely invested in not letting
Speaker 1: the animals take back over the House, and god forbid,
Speaker 1: the United States Senate highly invested. I am worried, though
Speaker 1: I am there. I had it out. Now we're moving
Speaker 1: on because I don't want to talk about it anymore.
Speaker 1: Jesse Or China is a communist country, and without support
Speaker 1: from capitalism of America, China would fail. Capitalism doesn't need
Speaker 1: communism to survive. By subsidizing communism, capitalism is weakening itself.
Speaker 1: American needs to ignore the needs of China and the
Speaker 1: needs of other communist countries. Bring manufacturing home, Bring quality,
Speaker 1: lasting products home, and watch communism fail across the globe
Speaker 1: as well as at home and here in America. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let me I just want to touch on this
Speaker 1: exact point of this. We need to bring manufacturing home.
Speaker 1: I've been critical a lot. You've heard me criticize this,
Speaker 1: A lot of people who when it comes to Iran
Speaker 1: say things like, finish the job. See it on TV
Speaker 1: all the time, Let's finish the job. And why have
Speaker 1: I been critical? I've been critical because that's a bumper
Speaker 1: sticker that does not address how to actually attack a country,
Speaker 1: a mountainous country, tens of millions of people dug in
Speaker 1: underground bunkers. That finish the job is a slogan you
Speaker 1: say on the news. In practicality, that means nothing. It's
Speaker 1: a way to make it sound simple and easy, but
Speaker 1: it's not simple and easy. Back to the email, bring
Speaker 1: manufacturing home, man, I can't even tell you how badly
Speaker 1: I want that. I want the Rust Belt to be
Speaker 1: the manufacturing belt again. I want steel mills and coal
Speaker 1: plants across the United States of America. I grew up
Speaker 1: in Toronto, Ohio, and everybody around me it seemed like
Speaker 1: everybody you know what they were. They were plant families.
Speaker 1: Dad worked at the plant, sometimes mom worked at the plant.
Speaker 1: The family worked at the plant. The plant not only
Speaker 1: provided things like energy for the area, the plant was
Speaker 1: the lifeblood of the area. Then Democrats and Republicans slowly
Speaker 1: but surely ripped the plants out of the country and
Speaker 1: sent the plants to China. And that sucks. I hate it.
Speaker 1: Now we have so much drug abuse and divorce and
Speaker 1: all kinds of stuff in wonderful Midwestern areas, and it
Speaker 1: sickens me. I want manufacturing back here so so badly.
Speaker 1: And look, I'm as ugly American as it gets. I
Speaker 1: want power plants lining in the rivers. I don't care.
Speaker 1: I want industry. I want jobs. I want you to
Speaker 1: have a job, and your son to have a job,
Speaker 1: and your daughter to have a job and be surrounded
Speaker 1: by Americans. So that said, bring manufacturing home. That is
Speaker 1: the financial the economic equivalent of let's finish the job.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? What would it take to bring
Speaker 1: manufacturing home. We'll talk about that in a second. Before
Speaker 1: we talk about that, let me talk to you about this.
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Speaker 1: at iHeart Spotify iTunes. So I agree we need a
Speaker 1: rip manufacturing out of China and bring it back to
Speaker 1: the United States of America. Totally agree. We should make
Speaker 1: things here. It's suicidal to have the country that has
Speaker 1: really declared war on us have them make all of
Speaker 1: our stuff. That's crazy. But what will it actually take. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's discuss it. When I said a couple minutes ago
Speaker 1: that I wanted power plants lining the rivers. What'd you
Speaker 1: think about that? Did it make you wins? I know
Speaker 1: there's history of companies dumping terrible things in the waters.
Speaker 1: I understand that. Did it make you wins? Our environmental
Speaker 1: regulations in this country are insane, and the environmental regulations
Speaker 1: in this country make it impossible to ever dream of
Speaker 1: bringing back all the manufacturing we sent to China. That
Speaker 1: does not mean we need to allow companies to dump
Speaker 1: nuclear waste into the ground and trash the water's supply
Speaker 1: and believe it. Look what in Toronto, Ohio. You couldn't
Speaker 1: You couldn't even eat the catfish you pulled out of
Speaker 1: the Ohio River. I have no idea whether it's any
Speaker 1: better today, but you didn't want to eat those things.
Speaker 1: Your kids that have web feet, you don't want to
Speaker 1: do any of that stuff. So I got that. I
Speaker 1: understand it. I'm not campaigning for that, but you cannot
Speaker 1: have a laundry list of environmental regulations on every single
Speaker 1: plant and then at the same time say I want
Speaker 1: to bring manufacturing back. It doesn't work. Assume it doesn't work.
Speaker 1: We not only send it out to China. We have
Speaker 1: prevented it from ever coming back here. Companies don't want
Speaker 1: to make things here because our laws and regulations make
Speaker 1: it burdensome and expensive. That's going to take a lot
Speaker 1: of time. This is something Donald Trump does really well.
Speaker 1: That's another reason why I would like the Trump administration
Speaker 1: to keep on rolling without getting impeached every other day
Speaker 1: he deregulates things. Lee Zelden is the current head of
Speaker 1: the EPA. He's doing an outstanding job. But we have
Speaker 1: a long, long, long way to go to deregulate things.
Speaker 1: And remember we have two things competing one companies. Companies
Speaker 1: around the world, they actually do find doing business in
Speaker 1: the United States of America. They find that really appealing.
Speaker 1: And here's one of the main reasons they find it appealing.
Speaker 1: If you are a company and you're making Pringles cans,
Speaker 1: and you decide you want to start manufacturing those Pringles
Speaker 1: cans in the United States of America, you know what's
Speaker 1: not going to happen to you. What's not going to
Speaker 1: happen is there's never going to be a moment where
Speaker 1: the federal government comes why into your factory and seizes
Speaker 1: it and says, guess what it's our factory now, and
Speaker 1: all your assets are ours. Why we're a free country
Speaker 1: in China. That can happen to anybody at any time.
Speaker 1: China will just come in and say thanks, it's mine now, goodbye.
Speaker 1: The safety the security of a country like ours. Companies
Speaker 1: find that appealing. But if you tell that same company
Speaker 1: that it's going to cost them double to make Pringles
Speaker 1: cans in America as it is to make Pringles cans
Speaker 1: in China, well they're going to have to take the
Speaker 1: risk on having their factories seized. That's just the bottom line, now,
Speaker 1: And that's a good point, Chris. I was going there
Speaker 1: next the time I already mentioned Donald Trump is deregulating
Speaker 1: the economy. He is, But well, well, you know what,
Speaker 1: I'll pair it with this headline here, Trump teases zapping
Speaker 1: the Keystone Pipeline back to life in a major tariff announcement.
Speaker 1: This is from Daily Caller. Trump wants to bring back
Speaker 1: the Keystone Pipeline. Okay, we had the Keystone Pipeline that
Speaker 1: was going to be you know, rolling what happened. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden and the evil communists in the Democrat Party. They
Speaker 1: ran for office and they promised they would stop that pipeline,
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden, I actually think this was day one.
Speaker 1: If it wasn't day one, it was most definitely weak
Speaker 1: one got elected, got installed as president of the United
Speaker 1: States of America and killed it. Okay, what's this have
Speaker 1: to do with factories and things like that. Well, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has an impossible task to get this much manufacturing
Speaker 1: back in the country and things like the Keystone pipeline going.
Speaker 1: And you know why he has an impossible task because
Speaker 1: all these companies understand that if America makes the terrible
Speaker 1: mistake of electing Democrats again, then all their work, all
Speaker 1: that investment is going to be for not because Democrats
Speaker 1: are simply going to get elected and attack those industries
Speaker 1: and destroy it. So if you're let's say Exxon Mobile,
Speaker 1: and you want to build an oil refinery, you spend
Speaker 1: all this time, all this money with the property, the manufacturing,
Speaker 1: the construction, putting it out the bid, architecture, keep wading
Speaker 1: through every single part of it. You spend millions and
Speaker 1: millions and millions of dollars and years getting it approved
Speaker 1: and getting it built. And you do so with the
Speaker 1: knowledge that if America elects a Democrat, they'll shut it
Speaker 1: down immediately. Look, the ugly truth is that as long
Speaker 1: as the Democrat Party is the communist party, as long
Speaker 1: as the Democrat Party is anti growth, anti America, anti oil,
Speaker 1: as long as the Democrat Party is these things, what
Speaker 1: just the threat of them ever coming back to power
Speaker 1: is going to keep manufacturing out of the United States
Speaker 1: of America. As I've said many many times before, And
Speaker 1: it sucks because you can't do anything about it. Neither
Speaker 1: can I. The only thing that can save the country super,
Speaker 1: super long term, on a long term scale, is a
Speaker 1: reformed Democrat Party. We cannot have fifty percent of the
Speaker 1: political parties in this country at war with prosperity. We can't.
Speaker 1: You can't because you can't hold them off forever. You
Speaker 1: got the tiger by the ears. What if Look, what
Speaker 1: if we're still stuck in Iran by twenty twenty eight?
Speaker 1: What if gas prices are six dollars a gallon? What
Speaker 1: if there's a global recession? None of these things are impossible,
Speaker 1: by the way, none of these things are impossible. And
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that's gonna happen. What if that happens,
Speaker 1: We're gonna have a Democrat president, devastating it's devastating, all right,
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