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Speaker 1: have to add another hour to the radio show today.
Speaker 1: I am going to finish this little story of our campaign,
Speaker 1: the Allied campaign in Italy. And even then I'm going
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Speaker 1: show dot com. Let us go back to Italy. If
Speaker 1: you missed the beginning two parts of this, you're gonna
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Speaker 1: on iHeart, Google, Spotify and iTunes. Now we landed in Italy.
Speaker 1: Our naval guns are creating real havoc for the Germans.
Speaker 1: But the Germans are dug in. They're dugging very well,
Speaker 1: and at one point the Germans decide they're going to
Speaker 1: tactically retreat to something called the Gustav Line. What the
Speaker 1: Gustav line is it was the narrowest part of Italy
Speaker 1: crossing it. You know what, if you're gonna build a
Speaker 1: wall across it, this was the narrowest part. But it
Speaker 1: was more than the narrowest part. It was narrow and
Speaker 1: the terrain was just so absurdly in favor of the
Speaker 1: defender in this particular line, and most of literally Italy anyway,
Speaker 1: but in this particular line. And remember this because I'm
Speaker 1: gonna keep coming back to it, because it's so important.
Speaker 1: Italy is the most undertold story of World War Two
Speaker 1: because it wasn't D Day, it wasn't the Normandy invasion,
Speaker 1: it wasn't Pearl Harbor, it wasn't this, it wasn't that.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's so many of these huge high points
Speaker 1: of World War Two that overshadow other things, and often understandably.
Speaker 1: I mean, you think of the World War Two, it's Holocaust,
Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor, Normandy, it's these things that are big. But
Speaker 1: the fighting in Italy, and you're gonna see this today,
Speaker 1: the fighting in Italy was perhaps the most fighting and
Speaker 1: all the most vicious fighting in the entire war, almost
Speaker 1: undoubtedly some of the most vicious fighting that the US
Speaker 1: ever went through. It's all mountains. You have Germans, Germans
Speaker 1: who know how to defend, well prepared. They these Germans
Speaker 1: invented bunkers in peel boxes. Now I obviously don't think
Speaker 1: they invented them, but I mean they perfected them. I
Speaker 1: remember back in World War One. If you do any
Speaker 1: reading on World War One, and you've heard any of
Speaker 1: my World War One stuff, do you remember the British
Speaker 1: and the French they had trenches too. The Germans had trenches,
Speaker 1: and the British and the French had trenches. World War
Speaker 1: One was all about this trench warfare. I remember reading
Speaker 1: several times where the British or French would push the
Speaker 1: Germans off line, or the Germans would vacate a portion
Speaker 1: of the line, and the French and the British would
Speaker 1: go storming in and they would storm into the German
Speaker 1: trenches and they were just dumbfounded that these aren't trenches,
Speaker 1: these are these are entire cities underground. The Germans rana
Speaker 1: had wallpaper, running water. The Germans just do that stuff
Speaker 1: better than other people. And now you've taken World War Two,
Speaker 1: You've taken the Germans who do that stuff better than
Speaker 1: other people, and you've put them in the mountains and
Speaker 1: in the rivers, and we're talking rocky mountains. These guys,
Speaker 1: they were very, very good. So when I say the
Speaker 1: Germans retreated to the Gustav line, it was a well
Speaker 1: prepared line they had. They had prepared a time, and
Speaker 1: they were always planning to tactically retreat back there. They
Speaker 1: weren't trying to die on the beaches. They weren't running
Speaker 1: screaming for the gustav line. They were just Okay, let's
Speaker 1: move back to the Gustav line now. And before I
Speaker 1: point out some of the ugly things that frankly we
Speaker 1: did today as Americans, ugly things when it comes to
Speaker 1: civilian deaths and destruction of historical monuments and things like that,
Speaker 1: you should know that they all were writing about it
Speaker 1: throughout the Italian campaign. How sad they were. The British
Speaker 1: talked about it, the Americans talked about it. There were
Speaker 1: several countries fighting through here. How sad it was to
Speaker 1: fight through Italian cities because of the history. Who doesn't
Speaker 1: know Roman history, I mean, everybody knows some of it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to give you the impression, ever, that
Speaker 1: we were dropping a bomb or are two Hillary or
Speaker 1: blowing up a building with some historical significance in the Allies,
Speaker 1: were all those dirty Italians nice? Their building's gone. It
Speaker 1: was something that bothered everyone, and the Allies are starting
Speaker 1: to get extremely, extremely concerned at this point. You see,
Speaker 1: you and I get to look back at things like
Speaker 1: World War Two with twenty twenty hindsight, and you know,
Speaker 1: we won. We always won. It was always inevitable. Now
Speaker 1: it was not, and we were having a very difficult
Speaker 1: time fighting our way through Italy, very difficult time. Now
Speaker 1: Hitler does make a mistake at this point, if you
Speaker 1: want to call it that, he makes He takes a
Speaker 1: risk and it doesn't pay off. I'll put it that way.
Speaker 1: You have tons of elite German troops here. But Hitler
Speaker 1: takes four of his best divisions from Italy at this
Speaker 1: point and sends them to Russia. And that very well
Speaker 1: may have saved the Allied campaign in Italy because he
Speaker 1: replaces his four top notch crack divisions with three extremely
Speaker 1: beaten up divisions and sends them into Italy. Now there's
Speaker 1: still German troops, still experienced German troops. These guys are
Speaker 1: not garbage by any stretch of the imagination, but it
Speaker 1: does weaken the Germans enough, which brings us to where
Speaker 1: we're going to go today. A place called Monte Casino.
Speaker 1: You've probably never heard of it unless you're an Italian
Speaker 1: campaign freak, and that is sad because this is vicious
Speaker 1: fighting they call it. You remember our World War One
Speaker 1: stuff we've talked about before, Verdon. You remember Verdon in
Speaker 1: World War One, that horrible, horrible battle, maybe the worst
Speaker 1: battle of the war. They call the Battle of Monte
Speaker 1: Casino the Verdon of World War Two. It's ugly and
Speaker 1: what it is, and you can you can look. You
Speaker 1: can look it up, and you should look it up.
Speaker 1: Look up Monte m O Nte Casino c A S
Speaker 1: S I n O. It's a monastery. That's what you
Speaker 1: want to call it. An abbey I heard people call
Speaker 1: it depending on what I was reading. It's a fortress.
Speaker 1: It's fourteen hundred years old. And when I say fortress,
Speaker 1: it is the most perfect natural fortress I've ever seen
Speaker 1: in my entire life. Now, why is it a fortress? Well,
Speaker 1: you and I live. I've talked about it before. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to go into it right now, but I've
Speaker 1: talked about our twenty twenty American version of Christianity. We
Speaker 1: have here very much. Oh you know that's sing some
Speaker 1: songs and be nice to everybody. You just have to
Speaker 1: be just have to be meek. God slap me around. Well.
Speaker 1: Monasteries used to be fortresses so they could kill people
Speaker 1: who were trying to kill them. This was intentionally built
Speaker 1: as a fortress, a place where you could worship God
Speaker 1: and kill anybody who was trying to stop you from
Speaker 1: doing so. That's how it was. And if you look
Speaker 1: at it, it sits on. If you're not in a
Speaker 1: place you can image search it. Just know it's huge.
Speaker 1: It sits on this I mean looks like a mountaintop.
Speaker 1: It's four it's seventeen hundred feet high, and it's almost
Speaker 1: sheer cliffs around it that overlooked the town of Casino.
Speaker 1: And now now we have to fight our way through it,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna be really ugly, all right, and talk
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Speaker 1: do not have to look far to see what happens
Speaker 1: if you don't. Now back to our story here, Monte Casino,
Speaker 1: like I said, the perfect natural fortress. It is right
Speaker 1: on that Gustav line I told you about. And a
Speaker 1: funny thing was happening is we have to step away
Speaker 1: from Monte Casino for a second and go to a
Speaker 1: different battle that's linked with this one, and it's its
Speaker 1: own separate story. But you know, we have Italy and
Speaker 1: there's this line across that. Don't worry about where the
Speaker 1: line is. We're south of Rome at this point, about
Speaker 1: eighty miles south of Rome, but there's a line across Italy,
Speaker 1: the Gustave line. And like I said, the fighting had
Speaker 1: been mountains and rivers, and it had been brutal, brutal
Speaker 1: fighting Germans dug in period. But why were we doing that?
Speaker 1: There were a lot of people, Churchhill included, who asked,
Speaker 1: why are we fighting over every single square inch of
Speaker 1: leave from south to north when we can land anywhere.
Speaker 1: We have naval superiority. We could just land our troops anywhere.
Speaker 1: And this is something, this is something we have to
Speaker 1: pause on for a moment, because history is a funny thing,
Speaker 1: and you get such twisted, manipulated history out there. And
Speaker 1: here is the truth. World War two was so much
Speaker 1: more dysfunctional leadership wise than you can possibly imagine. Then
Speaker 1: you can possibly imagine. They were constantly the generals, the
Speaker 1: world leaders work constantly yelling at each other, hated each other,
Speaker 1: petty rivalries, political rivalries, generals with gigantic egos. This was
Speaker 1: a constant struggle. This British general hated this American general,
Speaker 1: but he also hated this other British general. And he really,
Speaker 1: really he had an older history with the French. Show
Speaker 1: he's not going to work with the French over here,
Speaker 1: but this world. And we don't think about that. When
Speaker 1: you think about World War two, what do you picture
Speaker 1: a church hill and FDR sitting there working it all
Speaker 1: out like gentlemen. And then of course they handed all
Speaker 1: the reins over to MacArthur, who just he just told
Speaker 1: everybody where to go, and everyone said, okay, General, I'll
Speaker 1: go do that right away. And it's further greater good
Speaker 1: after all. No no no, no no no no. It
Speaker 1: was all still government, meaning it was all still very
Speaker 1: inefficient egos going wild. As you can imagine world leaders
Speaker 1: in generals, there's one or two egos there in the
Speaker 1: room screwing everything up for everybody. It was a dysfunctional mess.
Speaker 1: And sometimes oftentimes when they couldn't agree on one strategy
Speaker 1: let's do this, they would try to split the baby,
Speaker 1: for lack of a better word way to put it,
Speaker 1: and they would try to halfway do both. Do you
Speaker 1: remember I said Churchill wanted to land anywhere? Why are
Speaker 1: we fighting through all of it? We didn't. We decided
Speaker 1: to do both north of the gustav Line, so passed
Speaker 1: it towards Rome. Passed it. There was a place called Anzio.
Speaker 1: And the plan was this, let's land some troops on Anzio.
Speaker 1: When we land the troops on Anzio, they should be
Speaker 1: okay because the Germans are so preoccupied with us fighting
Speaker 1: down here on the gustav Line, that the troops who
Speaker 1: land in Anzio they should be able to tell right
Speaker 1: through all these Germans and just go right to Rome.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was the plan, and frankly that might
Speaker 1: have worked, except remember those petty rivalries we just talked
Speaker 1: about like thirty seconds ago. General Clark, he was really
Speaker 1: the man running the American troops in Italy almost universally
Speaker 1: despised by all of his men, and the history books.
Speaker 1: Not a well thought of general by any stretch of
Speaker 1: the imagination. I wasn't there. You know how twisted history
Speaker 1: can get. Maybe he was, Maybe he was a lion.
Speaker 1: He is not well thought of by his man. He's
Speaker 1: just not. But General Clark sends American troops, obviously, with
Speaker 1: the British troops to land and Anzio. Only he works
Speaker 1: with an opposite purpose of the one Churchill wanted. Churchill
Speaker 1: wanted them to land in Anzio and blow and go
Speaker 1: charge right through head towards Rome. Keep the Germans on
Speaker 1: their heroes, keep them discombibulated. Clark is very, very very
Speaker 1: worried about taking too many losses. He doesn't like the
Speaker 1: plan to land in Anzio anyway, so he instructs his general.
Speaker 1: Instructs his general be very careful, be very very very careful,
Speaker 1: don't move, don't risk anything, don't So he's there with
Speaker 1: the opposite purpose of the entire mission, and it just
Speaker 1: I will do Anzio another time. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: do it this week, probably won't even do it this month.
Speaker 1: But just know this. The American troops land there, the
Speaker 1: British troops land there and they promptly take their time,
Speaker 1: just loading gear onto the beaches and such. But because
Speaker 1: they took their time, it allowed the Germans to gather
Speaker 1: up and regroup up there, and Anzio was absolutely vicious,
Speaker 1: turned into a nightmare, turned into an absolute nightmare. Which
Speaker 1: brings us back to Casino. Why did I bring up Anzio.
Speaker 1: I'll get to that in a moment. Casino. First, they
Speaker 1: start focusing on what the gigantic monastery on top of
Speaker 1: the mountain, the big fortress. Remember there's a town, Casino,
Speaker 1: and then there's the monastery up top. They're focusing on
Speaker 1: the monastery as you would if you were sitting there,
Speaker 1: and they're thinking, the Germans must be dug into that place.
Speaker 1: So what do we do? I wish I should tell
Speaker 1: you there are people who live in Casino to this day,
Speaker 1: at Tians who live there who still hate Americans. What
Speaker 1: did we do? Well? We bombed it to dust. We
Speaker 1: bombed the monastery, the fourteen hundred year old monastery into
Speaker 1: the ground. And that turned out to be really, really
Speaker 1: stupid for a couple of different reasons. One, the Germans
Speaker 1: were not dug into the monastery portion of it yet,
Speaker 1: but the second we bombed it into the ground. Remember
Speaker 1: I just got done talking about the rivalries. Well, the
Speaker 1: Indian troops. There were Indians obviously fighting on behalf of
Speaker 1: the Brits, and they were excellent troops. The Indian troops
Speaker 1: were supposed to move in right after we were done bombing,
Speaker 1: because that's what you do, You bomb and then move,
Speaker 1: bomb and then move, Except the coordination was a mess.
Speaker 1: Everyone hated each other. The Indian troops took too long.
Speaker 1: By the time we got to where the bombed out
Speaker 1: monastery was, the Germans were now dug into a perfect
Speaker 1: defensive position. And it is a disaster. You have cracked
Speaker 1: German troops on a mountain fortress with perfect fortifications around them.
Speaker 1: It is a sniper war. It is a booby trap war.
Speaker 1: It is a mine You remember that story about it. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean how we just talked about we looked at
Speaker 1: everything as a big victory in World War Two. We're
Speaker 1: losing right now in Italy. We are losing. We're losing
Speaker 1: to the Germans. And the fighting conditions are terrible because
Speaker 1: the Germans were not only great at digging in, they
Speaker 1: were great at using every part of their environment to
Speaker 1: their advantage. They actually damned up a river and marshed
Speaker 1: the area. They turned the town into a marsh. And
Speaker 1: now we have to deal with the town. And you
Speaker 1: thought the monastery was bad, the town is gosh, maybe
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Speaker 1: with the Balamontic Casino. We now have to try to
Speaker 1: take the town. And again we bombed it. And when
Speaker 1: I say we bombed it, this is what I mean.
Speaker 1: If you visit the town today, Casino, you won't find
Speaker 1: a single building there that predates this battle. Why because
Speaker 1: we blew them all up with artillery, mainly with our
Speaker 1: air power. Air power is famously famously inaccurate. It's very
Speaker 1: difficult to especially in this era, very difficult to be accurate.
Speaker 1: We bombed it to dust, and we kept making life
Speaker 1: more miserable for ourselves, just like we did on the mountaintop.
Speaker 1: We kept like making life more miserable because bombing it
Speaker 1: it's not working. One the Germans. Again, we find out
Speaker 1: the Germans invent this stuff, had these huge underground bunkers
Speaker 1: where they would go when the bombing began. So you're
Speaker 1: blowing up buildings, You're not blowing up the Germans. That's one.
Speaker 1: Obviously we blew them up. Two, you're angering the civilian
Speaker 1: population because you're not only ruining your building their buildings,
Speaker 1: you're killing them. We killed a lot of civilians in there. Three,
Speaker 1: you've just taken you know what, let me describe it
Speaker 1: to you. This way a road. Do you tell you're
Speaker 1: taking a city? You have troops, you have tanks, You
Speaker 1: have a road. Picture any road in your town, buildings
Speaker 1: on either side. Did I help my advance through your
Speaker 1: town or hurt my advance through your town? If you're
Speaker 1: looking down that road and it goes from being a
Speaker 1: road to being mountains of concrete and steel. Now the
Speaker 1: tanks can't get through. Now there are more booby traps everywhere,
Speaker 1: more minds everywhere. The death here in a two days span,
Speaker 1: we lost seventeen hundred men in just two days. There's
Speaker 1: so much death here that they were just starting to
Speaker 1: figure out what PTSD was. You know, night sweats and
Speaker 1: all these things. They're starting to figure this out. Really
Speaker 1: in World War Two, the doctors who were studying PTSD
Speaker 1: back in mental hospitals, we're going to the front line
Speaker 1: to see the troops here, and they found whole units
Speaker 1: with PTSD, every guy up there, every single part. You
Speaker 1: just exists in this living hell and you have it.
Speaker 1: And it was a nightmare at night during the day,
Speaker 1: and the Germans are dying and we're dying. And snipers,
Speaker 1: cause it's a sniper paradise. When you have that kind
Speaker 1: of rubble, they can hide everywhere. And like I already said,
Speaker 1: booby traps and minds, just staggering losses. And the Germans
Speaker 1: are becoming more and more emboldened. You see, we look
Speaker 1: at everything understandably so from an American perspective. Well, the Germans,
Speaker 1: remember every German in World War Two wasn't some card
Speaker 1: carrying Nazi. They all loved their country, their families back home,
Speaker 1: loved their son off to war. You know that. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about, that national national pride, patriotism thing.
Speaker 1: The Germans in Casino are becoming legends back in Germany
Speaker 1: and they're they're finding out about it, like they're they're
Speaker 1: becoming propaganda pieces that they're spreading around to the other
Speaker 1: German units. If you fight like these guys, we can
Speaker 1: still win the war. And it's just terrible. And we've
Speaker 1: tried not one, not two, but three all out assaults,
Speaker 1: three different battles, and they've all failed. We're losing down here.
Speaker 1: Finally we decide to give it a fourth try, and
Speaker 1: we do a couple different things here. One we do
Speaker 1: a more coordinated, more accurate artillery barrage, trying to blow
Speaker 1: them out too. And there were a bunch of people.
Speaker 1: There were Indian Gurkhas and British troops and American troops,
Speaker 1: and there were troops in North Africa. There were even
Speaker 1: French troops. Here. We brought in somebody else, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna pause on this for a moment. We brought in
Speaker 1: some Poles. And I know what you're thinking, what Poles
Speaker 1: Poland's gone at this point, And you're right. You remember,
Speaker 1: Hitler and Stalin at the beginning of the war agreed
Speaker 1: to split up Poland and they just spit roasted it.
Speaker 1: And I don't have to describe for you what happened
Speaker 1: on the German side of Poland. You know that, But remember,
Speaker 1: Stalin was just as bad a guy as Hitler. Stalin
Speaker 1: immediately began committing atrocities against those people. I did a
Speaker 1: show one time on the biggest murder of all time,
Speaker 1: most people killed by like a single hand, and I
Speaker 1: forget his name. I think he was known as the Butcher,
Speaker 1: and he was the one executing all these Polish guys.
Speaker 1: But either but long story short, when Stalin took over,
Speaker 1: he took the officers, he took the military guys in
Speaker 1: the British Army, and he promptly executed them all and
Speaker 1: then he buried them in mass graves and blamed it
Speaker 1: on the Nazis. But there were still Polish troops out there,
Speaker 1: still Polish troops out there, and still a lot of
Speaker 1: Poles out there who loved their country and wanted their
Speaker 1: country back and hated the Germans. And this is something
Speaker 1: else we're going to talk about. For a second. Americans,
Speaker 1: even at the beginning of the war, did not have
Speaker 1: a natural hatred for Germans. There was a ton of
Speaker 1: German immigration into America, there were there was German blood
Speaker 1: all over the American troops. Germany was not poorly thought of,
Speaker 1: even though we'd fought a war against them. They just
Speaker 1: they weren't. They were highly tra We bought German stuff
Speaker 1: that we didn't naturally hate the Germans. We naturally hated
Speaker 1: the Japanese because of the barbaric way they conducted themselves
Speaker 1: in World War Two. They said, you never had to
Speaker 1: convince an American to kill a Japanese soldier. There was
Speaker 1: You didn't have to talk him into it. He wanted
Speaker 1: to kill them all. We didn't hate the Germans like
Speaker 1: that yet. We hadn't discovered concentration camps yet. We hadn't
Speaker 1: We didn't know these things yet. The Poles had no
Speaker 1: such problem. The Poles came down and promptly told everybody,
Speaker 1: these guys are evil. You cannot imagine the things these
Speaker 1: guys are doing. We sent, we trained in and sent
Speaker 1: a bunch of Polish troops there because we talked Stalin
Speaker 1: into letting them out of the Gulags. Stalin had executed
Speaker 1: a bunch of them and sent a bunch to the Gulags,
Speaker 1: but we negotiated their release, got a bunch of Polish
Speaker 1: troops there, and finally, on the fourth and final battle,
Speaker 1: we finally won. We finally saw victory in Monte Cassino.
Speaker 1: And here's the sad part of it. Though not every
Speaker 1: story as a happy ending, that sad part of it
Speaker 1: was most people think the entire thing was completely unnecessary,
Speaker 1: and the entire front and the thing, the things these
Speaker 1: men did to this day mostly forgotten, and we destroyed
Speaker 1: so much history. And I think about this sometimes when
Speaker 1: I think about our politics now, and how how truly
Speaker 1: truly ugly the future of it is going to be
Speaker 1: way uglier than anything you've ever seen before in America.
Speaker 1: It's just politics is about to get really, really vicious,
Speaker 1: really ugly. I'm looking at a headline here from CNBC
Speaker 1: Demo crats to target IRS in probe of tax exempt
Speaker 1: pro Trump groups that organize the rally before the Capitol riot,
Speaker 1: And I mean, the things they're doing right now. It
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Speaker 1: Surprise they're pushing forward with this extra surveillance on would
Speaker 1: be domestic terror. It's so dangerous, you know, as you
Speaker 1: guys have been talking about, this is an issue that
Speaker 1: all Democrats, Republicans, independents, libertarians should be extremely concerned about,
Speaker 1: especially because we don't have to guess about where this
Speaker 1: goes or how this ends. When you have people like
Speaker 1: former CIA director John Brennan openly talking about how he's
Speaker 1: spoken with or heard from appointees and nominees in the
Speaker 1: Biden administration who already starting to look across our country
Speaker 1: for these types of movements similar to the insurgencies they've
Speaker 1: seen overseas that, in his words, he says, make up
Speaker 1: this unholy alliance of religious extremists, racists, bigots. He lists
Speaker 1: a few others and adds at the end even libertarians.
Speaker 1: So when you look at their process and they start
Speaker 1: looking at okay, how do what characteristics are we looking
Speaker 1: for as we're building this profile of a potential extremist?
Speaker 1: What do we talk about religious extremists? Are we talking
Speaker 1: about Christians? Evangelical Christians? Is what is a religious extremist?
Speaker 1: Is it somebody who's pro life? I mean, what where
Speaker 1: where do you take this? You start looking at okay, well,
Speaker 1: obviously have to be a white person, obviously likely male libertarians.
Speaker 1: Well if anybody who loves freedom, liberty, maybe has an
Speaker 1: American flag outside their house, or people who you know
Speaker 1: attended a Trump rally. Once you start walking this down
Speaker 1: the path, you see where it leads to a very
Speaker 1: dangerous undermining of our civil liberties, our freedoms in our constitution,
Speaker 1: and a targeting of almost half of the country. That is,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, Democrat, tell us Gabbard, we need to
Speaker 1: get Hans Fienni back on the show. You remember, we've
Speaker 1: had him on a couple times. He's a writer for
Speaker 1: The Federalist. He's the one who predicted like six months
Speaker 1: ago that Tulsey Gabert was going to be the Republican
Speaker 1: nominee for president and I caught I had him on
Speaker 1: the show and made fun of him. Dang. You can
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Speaker 1: Not gonna give it away. You know what that's called,
Speaker 1: right there, Chris, That's called foreshadowing. What is that not?
Speaker 1: It's pretty close to four shadowing? Shut up, Chris. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Democrats to target IRS in probe of tax exempt pro
Speaker 1: Trump groups. You heard what Tulsey Gabbard was talking about.
Speaker 1: I am bummed out a little bit today. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to drag you down. I told you I won't
Speaker 1: ever try to do that. The things we're going to
Speaker 1: see from the left now, as they get more and
Speaker 1: more aggressive to crush empurge the right, it's going to
Speaker 1: be ugly. And what is that going to prompt? Well,
Speaker 1: it's going to a prompt ugly from our side. And look,
Speaker 1: I'm guilty of wanting it now, a feeling that gets necessary.
Speaker 1: We had what is that congress someone's name Marjorie Green
Speaker 1: Taylor or Marjorie Taylor Green, some freshman congress someone I
Speaker 1: don't know her, I don't know anything about her, but
Speaker 1: talked about introducing articles of impeachment already for Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: And people are outraged and screaming about it. Now, that's
Speaker 1: so stupid. I defend it. And here's why the Democrats
Speaker 1: have chosen to use something as ugly and serious as
Speaker 1: impeachment as a political weapon for any president they don't like.
Speaker 1: They just impeach Trump twice. We must, in turn do
Speaker 1: the same thing in order to water down impeachment so
Speaker 1: much that they won't use it as a weapon the
Speaker 1: next time. Does that make sense if we only allow
Speaker 1: them to use it as a weapon, and we never
Speaker 1: use it as a weapon, then they'll keep doing it.
Speaker 1: But if we visit it back on them, one they
Speaker 1: may learn a lesson. But two, the next time the
Speaker 1: word impeachment comes up, everyone just rolls their eyes because
Speaker 1: they know it's just a gigantic partisan political game. So
Speaker 1: I think we should impeach him. It's it's stupid. Of
Speaker 1: course it's stupid. Is it going to work. No. We
Speaker 1: should do it, though, to water down the process, to
Speaker 1: disarm the enemy. But remember I said, I'm bummed. Remember
Speaker 1: we were talking about the bombing of Monte Casino and
Speaker 1: things like that. I don't like how our country looks
Speaker 1: at the end of all that. I don't know another way.
Speaker 1: That's why I've always talked about national divorce because I
Speaker 1: don't want this. I don't want this kind of ugliness.
Speaker 1: But if Democrats are going to use the IRS now
Speaker 1: to target the right, I know it's wrong and it's
Speaker 1: terrible and it's Stasi level stuff. When we take over,
Speaker 1: we should use the IRS to target the left, and
Speaker 1: I hate that. I don't want anybody targeted, not the right,
Speaker 1: not the left, nobody, no one. I want to stay
Speaker 1: living in the land of the free. But what we
Speaker 1: cannot do. It's take our desire for peace and to
Speaker 1: be left alone and quiet. We cannot take that desire
Speaker 1: and used it to allow them to be the only
Speaker 1: ones hitting. We must hit two or we will lose.
Speaker 1: I promise you we cannot quiet our way to victory.
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Speaker 1: You know what, I think We're gonna do Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor Monday next Chris. We need a little pick me
Speaker 1: up because I am, I am. It's bothering me where
Speaker 1: we're going to have to take this fight. I don't
Speaker 1: want that. I don't want to bomb the town to
Speaker 1: rubble figuratively speaking, I don't want to bomb Casino to
Speaker 1: rubble and then survey the damage at the end and
Speaker 1: say nice, we won. Well, Because what are we left with?
Speaker 1: You know what are we left with? But I don't
Speaker 1: know another way right now? I don't know another way
Speaker 1: and that sucks. But it's time for medal of honor Monday.
Speaker 1: Hang on the Jesse Kelly Show. This is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. It bums me out. I'm not. It's not
Speaker 1: that um worried about the fight and that's just what.
Speaker 1: That's the time, that's the time in history we've been given.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm not. It's not that it's that what
Speaker 1: what's this country that I love going to look like
Speaker 1: by the time we're done fighting it? Now? We must.
Speaker 1: We must, even even when I've been talking about when
Speaker 1: I say how important it is for us to balkanize,
Speaker 1: I saw an example of this over the weekend. I
Speaker 1: forget who put it up, but there was a big
Speaker 1: gun store in somebody's town and they flat out put
Speaker 1: up a social media post that said, if you voted
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden, you are not welcome to purchase any
Speaker 1: of our guns or ammunition. You are not welcome in here,
Speaker 1: and that is one percent necessary. Now you must, you
Speaker 1: must move if you can, to a red area, make
Speaker 1: it redder. Run for school, board, run for town council,
Speaker 1: run for mayor. You must solidify and fortify your area.
Speaker 1: Hire people who agree with you and think like you. Live,
Speaker 1: work and worship around people who think like you, because
Speaker 1: they will be your security as the leftist hoards in
Speaker 1: the federal government get more and more power and use it.
Speaker 1: So that's necessary. But also I hate it. I hate
Speaker 1: that too, I do. I despise it. I don't like
Speaker 1: thinking in those terms. I don't like thinking like that.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna talk about this political rival arrested here
Speaker 1: in a few minutes. But I like just living where
Speaker 1: I want to live and doing what I want to
Speaker 1: do and not having to be And maybe this is
Speaker 1: childish on my part. Maybe that's what this is. Maybe
Speaker 1: we all just have some kind of duty. Just gotta
Speaker 1: suck it up. But I'm not saying not to. But
Speaker 1: I don't like having to be purposeful about everything. You understand,
Speaker 1: does that make sense? Purposeful about everything? I have to
Speaker 1: be purposeful now about watching television with my kids. My
Speaker 1: sister texted me yesterday because Tom Brady was playing against
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers for the right to go to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: That's legendary and the weekend before was Tom Brady versus
Speaker 1: Drew Brees for the you know who win another playoff game.
Speaker 1: That's legendary, that's historic stuff. And you know, I'm a
Speaker 1: football freak freak. I used to if I had the
Speaker 1: day off on Sunday, I would sit down. This is
Speaker 1: not an exaggeration. I get all my work done and
Speaker 1: I'd sit down for eight nine hours on Sunday. Twelve
Speaker 1: pack of beer, some pizza ordered, and just football out,
Speaker 1: red Zone Channel, every everything you can imagine. I've been
Speaker 1: a couple to Super Bowls, several game football freak. I
Speaker 1: didn't watch yesterday. My sister even texted me, she said, Okay,
Speaker 1: you haven't watched all season. It's Brady versus Rogers, though,
Speaker 1: are you gonna watch this one? Nope, I'm not doing it.
Speaker 1: And you know what, it sucked. It absolutely sucked. I
Speaker 1: wanted to watch. I wanted to turn it on from
Speaker 1: my kids and talk about the game. But I remember
Speaker 1: kneeling for the flag. America sucks, America's racist, all that
Speaker 1: whining anti American crap. I'm not going to forget. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to let it go and I'm not going
Speaker 1: to fund the people who hate me, and I think
Speaker 1: that's necessary. I don't feel like I'm wrong about it,
Speaker 1: but it sucks. Even having to be purposeful with your
Speaker 1: entertainment choices sucks. I don't like it. I don't like it.
Speaker 1: But more than anything, it's it's not about a football
Speaker 1: game on Sunday. More than anything, I don't like the
Speaker 1: fact that it only gets worse from here and it
Speaker 1: has to today. It was yesterday, it was football. What
Speaker 1: is it tomorrow? What is it the next day? Do
Speaker 1: we really get to a place where it's so bad
Speaker 1: my son isn't allowed to be friends with somebody who's
Speaker 1: a Democrat. Oh gosh, I hope not. I would never
Speaker 1: want to be there, But I mean you could foresee it, right,
Speaker 1: What if the political climate gets that ugly? Do we
Speaker 1: want that? Now? I sure don't. And on this Tulsi
Speaker 1: gathert thing, we play this Tulsea Gabbert clip for you
Speaker 1: a little bit earlier. And don't worry. I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: the Medal of Honor money and I'm gonna get to Bigfoot,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna I'm gonna get to this political rival
Speaker 1: arrested and Biden killing a million jobs. I'm getting to
Speaker 1: all this, but this Tulsea Gabbert thing, she is proving
Speaker 1: one of my theories correct. And this is my theory,
Speaker 1: and this is a big part of why we got
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. And this is why Tulsea Gabbert absolutely could
Speaker 1: take over. I could foresee it. I don't think she will,
Speaker 1: but I could see it. I wouldn't be shocked. People
Speaker 1: think the base on the right is this ultra right conservative,
Speaker 1: you know, they think the based on the right has
Speaker 1: this laundry list of issues and you must hit all
Speaker 1: of them or you're never going to lead. Oh, you
Speaker 1: have to be low taxes, low spending. You have to
Speaker 1: be pro life, you have to be a border hawk,
Speaker 1: you have to you know all the all the basics,
Speaker 1: you know, pro Second Amendment. You have to be all
Speaker 1: the base. Make sure you check these issue boxes, or
Speaker 1: you're not far right enough for the right wing base,
Speaker 1: for the GOP base, and completely false. The GOP base
Speaker 1: is now, it's extremely diverse in what they believe when
Speaker 1: it comes suspending, when it comes to national security, I mean,
Speaker 1: when it comes to so many things, extremely diverse. However,
Speaker 1: there is one issue, and one issue alone that binds
Speaker 1: the GOP base together. Stop the leftists from destroying the culture.
Speaker 1: That's why you got Donald Trump. Donald Trump, it wasn't
Speaker 1: only about immigration that helped. In stuff like that, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump appeared to be the one who was willing to
Speaker 1: fight the leftist machine boom. Not only did he get elected,
Speaker 1: he was wildly popular with the GOP for four years.
Speaker 1: No matter how much they try to rewrite that now
Speaker 1: over nine two approval rate, and he's still in poll
Speaker 1: after pull after pull after pull, after losing a presidential election,
Speaker 1: he's still by a mile ahead of everybody else. To
Speaker 1: get elected in twenty twenty four, to get nominated in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. Why but Donald Trump is in some
Speaker 1: arch conservative. It's a lifetime Democrat. He spent more money
Speaker 1: than Barack Obama did. He sucked on guns, if we're
Speaker 1: being honest about it. But Donald Trump was the one
Speaker 1: who told the base, I will fight the left for you.
Speaker 1: I will go to war with the left on your behalf.
Speaker 1: You can laugh it off all you want, but when
Speaker 1: Donald Trump stands up and says things like yes you
Speaker 1: can say Merry Christmas, that matters to people. People miss that.
Speaker 1: People want that America back. If tause gabber because the
Speaker 1: voice of that. Next, then Tulsa Gabert will lead the
Speaker 1: GOP or Heavy D Rohnda Santis in Florida. What, Chris,
Speaker 1: that's a sweet nickname. No, I did not know. I
Speaker 1: did not give Ronda Santis the nickname heavy D. And
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, as somebody who isn't burdened by morals,
Speaker 1: I am more than happy to plagiarize and steal other
Speaker 1: people's ideas for my own benefit. I'm more than happy
Speaker 1: to do that. However, I did not come up with
Speaker 1: the nickname heavy D. Everyone thinks I came up with this.
Speaker 1: Somebody on social media somewhere replied to something I'd said
Speaker 1: about the Santis and called him heavy D. Now this
Speaker 1: was some guy I didn't have any kind of a
Speaker 1: following or anything like that. So off of that, I've
Speaker 1: started calling him heavy D because I thought that was
Speaker 1: his nickname. It turns out I'm like the first bigger voice,
Speaker 1: national voice to say it, and everyone thinks I named
Speaker 1: him that. Now I did not, though I did not.
Speaker 1: Only I did, what, Chris, Look, all right, we have
Speaker 1: to talk about Bigfoot political rival arrested and more. Me
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Speaker 1: a shout out to people I enjoy watching on television.
Speaker 1: In fact, on occasion I like to play their clips
Speaker 1: on this show. It's not all about me. So I
Speaker 1: saw this and I thought, man, this guy is sharp. Okay,
Speaker 1: So let's just acknowledge not only was Kamala a bad senator,
Speaker 1: I mean her beginning was rocky, to put it mildly.
Speaker 1: Then she was a bad senator. She was a bad
Speaker 1: presidential candidate, so bad her poll numbers free falled, and
Speaker 1: yet she somehow gets to be VP. This woman is
Speaker 1: going to be President of the United States. That's why
Speaker 1: it fascinates me so much. I still can't It doesn't
Speaker 1: seem real. I can't wrap my mind around it. That woman,
Speaker 1: it's going to be president of the United States. So
Speaker 1: I thought it would be appropriate tonight to just go
Speaker 1: over something again about Kamala Harrison. There's nothing there's nothing
Speaker 1: real about her. I mean I brought up a second ago,
Speaker 1: how she, you know, has these far left policies. I
Speaker 1: don't even know that she has those. There's nothing authentic
Speaker 1: about her. I don't know who she is, and that
Speaker 1: probably creeps me out more than anything else. You remember
Speaker 1: the whole Land of the FUI story, You remember how
Speaker 1: that got started. I know you love the T shirts,
Speaker 1: the Kamala Harris Land of the FUI shirts that we're
Speaker 1: not gonna give you a link for that. A little
Speaker 1: later on the show, I'm glad you love him deep
Speaker 1: on them, Thank you. But do you remember how that began? Right?
Speaker 1: This was her on Jimmy Fallon. This is how that began. Well,
Speaker 1: I was in a stroller. I was in a stroller,
Speaker 1: and so I was out there and in fact, my
Speaker 1: money's having a very funny story about I was fussing
Speaker 1: and and she said, Kamala, what do you want? And
Speaker 1: I said, and this is how she would say it.
Speaker 1: And she said, Kamala, what do you want? And I said,
Speaker 1: tweet him Jimmie, Too's so funny. Only none of that
Speaker 1: was real. She ripped off Martin Luther King junior of
Speaker 1: all people. By the way, kids, for future reference, don't
Speaker 1: plagiarize anybody. Just come up with your own stuff. It's
Speaker 1: it's a lot better. That's one. But two, if you're
Speaker 1: going to plagiarize somebody, trying to make sure it's somebody
Speaker 1: not quite as famous as Martin Luther King. Here was
Speaker 1: his story quote. I will never forget a moment in
Speaker 1: Birmingham when a white policeman accosted a little Negro girl
Speaker 1: seven or eight years old who was walking in a
Speaker 1: demonstration with her mother. What do you want, the policeman
Speaker 1: asked her, gruffly, and the little girl looked him straight
Speaker 1: in the eye and said, feed him. Kamala, Kumala just
Speaker 1: rips that off. I don't want to laugh at all. Off.
Speaker 1: You're gonna find me laughing at inappropriate times a lot
Speaker 1: over the next four years, because that's how ideal with
Speaker 1: things that absolutely suck, and it's it's gonna stick for
Speaker 1: a while. But something something that's really not funny. You remember,
Speaker 1: I mean, I haven't forgotten. You remember what Antifa and
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter did this summer, right? I mean for
Speaker 1: a lot of us, For most of us, it was
Speaker 1: stuff we saw on the news. I mean, you tune
Speaker 1: into my show every night in horror business is burning,
Speaker 1: people dying, just terrible stuff, absolutely terrible stuff. And you,
Speaker 1: you and I watched all this. This woman, this woman,
Speaker 1: well here's what she did. Take it from her quote,
Speaker 1: this is in the middle of them burning and looting
Speaker 1: in everything. Quote. If you're able to chip in now
Speaker 1: to the m and Freedom Fund that was Minnesota, to
Speaker 1: the Minnesota Freedom Fund to help post bail for those
Speaker 1: protesting on the ground in Minnesota. That's right. The woman
Speaker 1: who's going to be president of the United States of
Speaker 1: America was promoting a bail fund for people burning down Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: It seems like we're in the twilight zone, right, Oh,
Speaker 1: this is about the capital riots from the same woman quote,
Speaker 1: we have witnessed two systems of justice, one that let
Speaker 1: extremist storm the US capital yesterday and another that released
Speaker 1: tear gas on peaceful protesters last summer. It's simply unacceptable.
Speaker 1: That's weird. I mean, I thought I thought a riot
Speaker 1: was the voice of the unheard and all that nonsense
Speaker 1: they trot out every time. I guess, I guess you're
Speaker 1: allowed to riot when you're tearing through small businesses and
Speaker 1: shooting great men like David Doran in the head. When
Speaker 1: you're stepping into the Capitol building, Well, that then it
Speaker 1: becomes sacred. Ryan, I'll tell you something. I just got word. Well,
Speaker 1: I'll read the headline exactly here, and it is the
Speaker 1: anger that's going to come from things like this. This
Speaker 1: is a headline. This is from n NBC. Los Angeles
Speaker 1: Governor Gavin Newsom is expected to announce Monday that the
Speaker 1: stay at Home order will be lifted in all regions
Speaker 1: of the state. According to a letter from the California
Speaker 1: Restaurant Association to its members, if you if you intentionally
Speaker 1: ruined your economy, and I've said this before and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna keep saying it, if you intentionally destroyed lives so
Speaker 1: your party could win a presidential election, you're an evil person.
Speaker 1: And I say that as somebody who doesn't judge others,
Speaker 1: because I know I'm a bad human being. I know
Speaker 1: I am. You have some kind of sick, sociopathic thing
Speaker 1: inside of you. You're missing parts of yourself that should
Speaker 1: be there if you're a mayor, governor, teachers union, senator,
Speaker 1: whatever the case may be. And you sat back and
Speaker 1: you looked at the coronavirus lockdowns, and you said to yourself, Man,
Speaker 1: I bet you, I bet if we keep these lockdowns,
Speaker 1: Trump's great economy will go into the toilet and then
Speaker 1: we can win the presidential election. If you had that thought,
Speaker 1: and it's so clear that these scumbags had that thought,
Speaker 1: You're an evil human being. Those are people's lives that
Speaker 1: If it sounds like I'm upset about it, remember when
Speaker 1: these lockdowns were going on and I was against them,
Speaker 1: screaming against them from the beginning, and I was putting
Speaker 1: out the call. I wanted your emails. I wanted your stories.
Speaker 1: Tell me about your job that you've lost, tell me
Speaker 1: about your small business. I wanted to know. Honestly, I've
Speaker 1: rarely had a hard time reading emails. I mean, even
Speaker 1: the death threats and stuff like that. Great Jewish minister
Speaker 1: Christ'll tell you, we just laugh. We enjoy them all.
Speaker 1: It's fine. Those were difficult to get through. I would
Speaker 1: have to take breaks. I would have to just set
Speaker 1: them aside and take breaks. The heartbreak out there, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I'm losing it all, Jesse. I lost this, Jesse, I
Speaker 1: lost that Jesse family business for this many years. Jesse.
Speaker 1: I don't know how I'm gonna pay my Jesse. It
Speaker 1: was gut wrenching to read and to know that those
Speaker 1: people went through that because politicians wanted to win a
Speaker 1: presidential election. That is evil. Man. Don't you dare tell
Speaker 1: me that that idiotic raid on the Capitol is the
Speaker 1: worst thing that's happened in this country in the last year.
Speaker 1: It's not in the top one hundred. I'm shocked, but
Speaker 1: I shouldn't be at the deprivate depravity of our freaking
Speaker 1: elected officials. These people are bad, These are bad human beings,
Speaker 1: and we've got to balkanize. This is what I mean.
Speaker 1: You have got to flee that person's state. As much
Speaker 1: as I hate inviting Californians to Texas where I am,
Speaker 1: or Florida or anywhere else, if you're not going to
Speaker 1: vote like that anymore, get out, get out. You shouldn't
Speaker 1: live under that, You shouldn't live around people who support that.
Speaker 1: Go to some place where people agree with you and
Speaker 1: your ideas. There is something dark going on in this country.
Speaker 1: I'm serious, there is. I am. I'm not hopeful right now.
Speaker 1: I am not hopeful about where this ends. And I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know how we fix it. I
Speaker 1: don't know how we fix the left to get him
Speaker 1: to leave us alone. But we had better figure it
Speaker 1: out quickly, really quickly. All right. We have we talked
Speaker 1: about PTSD earlier. We have a guest coming on knows
Speaker 1: a little something about it. I'll talk to him about it.
Speaker 1: Hang on, No word in the English language is less
Speaker 1: convincing than probably. Are you sure we should get matching
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Speaker 1: Probably it's been twenty three minutes since I ate. I
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Speaker 1: I have a cramp. I can probably hit the green
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Speaker 1: I'm pretty sober. Yeah, I'm probably okay. Probably okay isn't okay,
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Speaker 1: and the AD Council. Joining me now as he does
Speaker 1: every every single Monday post. If you're welcome. Michael Malice
Speaker 1: and I need to talk to him this morning because
Speaker 1: I'm down this morning. Michael. I feel like we have
Speaker 1: to fight extra vicious now politically, and I don't like
Speaker 1: what the country is going to look like by the
Speaker 1: time we're done doing it. Why do you say that?
Speaker 1: I say it in this way like they're that impeachment
Speaker 1: that Marjorie Green Taylor whatever her name is, is going
Speaker 1: to impeach Joe Biden, and I think we should impeach
Speaker 1: him thirty five times over the next four years to
Speaker 1: water it down so Democrats can't use it. But I
Speaker 1: don't like that. I don't like that. I don't like
Speaker 1: what a joke it's all become. That's why I said, well,
Speaker 1: wouldn't it make more sense to impeach Bill Clinton? I'm
Speaker 1: not kidding. When Bill Clinton was on his way out,
Speaker 1: this was a discussion in Arlen Specter Late Center of
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania had said you can't impeach him because then you
Speaker 1: could take away his pension. Many members of the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party had said that they now believe Clinton's accusers, including
Speaker 1: one need to Brodrick and Kathleen Willie and many others,
Speaker 1: So that would make much more sense. You don't like
Speaker 1: what a joke it's become. The fact that it is
Speaker 1: become a joke is of enormous use because that encourages
Speaker 1: the average person that stopped taking these buffoons of both
Speaker 1: parties in Washington seriously and realize that they're members of
Speaker 1: the enemy class. Describe the enemy class. Who's the enemy class?
Speaker 1: Anyone who has taken it upon themselves to dictate how
Speaker 1: the average person should live their lives, and who genuinely
Speaker 1: feels that they're in a position to issue these decrees,
Speaker 1: whether it's that mediocre person who has a degree and
Speaker 1: it's a college professor. Now to the jerk on TV
Speaker 1: who has a mic and is on you know, some
Speaker 1: horrible network news network care quotes about news to everyone
Speaker 1: in Washington, Michael, how do we win against the left?
Speaker 1: Do we win? Oh? Oh, it's it's it's already happening.
Speaker 1: We win when they're not in a position to have
Speaker 1: a monopoly on the conversation, when America is armed, when
Speaker 1: the troops are home, when whatever plan put forward by
Speaker 1: the latest operatic for the New York Times is not
Speaker 1: met with an argument but with laughter and I and
Speaker 1: so a big part of this is going to be
Speaker 1: creating parallel paths, like parallels to Twitter, parallels that he's
Speaker 1: a master card, which are more than happy to ban
Speaker 1: people for political views that they don't like that star.
Speaker 1: Once that happens and there's a lack of ability to
Speaker 1: enforce the edicts, then I think you have a wind condition.
Speaker 1: Do they start eating each other soon? Because communists always
Speaker 1: do that, they always do that. How soon do they
Speaker 1: start tearing each other to shreds because that'll be fun
Speaker 1: to watch. Well, Mitch McConnell's President Trump on the bus,
Speaker 1: So this is hardly exclusive to the left. I think
Speaker 1: with the race started, the union has turned on Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: The first day he canceled the Keystone thing, and all
Speaker 1: the Pennsylvania Union workers were like, you know what the heck,
Speaker 1: these are jobs for us. So that happens very very quickly,
Speaker 1: and especially people forget I mean that he's got razor
Speaker 1: thin majorities in the Senate, virtually a tie the House.
Speaker 1: They've got as three seat majority. These are not working coalitions,
Speaker 1: which is why he had to have those executive orders,
Speaker 1: and things are going to get very very chaotic, very
Speaker 1: very quickly. Okay, does Joe Biden? Does he pull this together?
Speaker 1: Because the people forget, like the president isn't always surrounded
Speaker 1: by strong people. You do need a strong leader in
Speaker 1: the position, and they're already sniping at him and eating
Speaker 1: at him. Does he crack down? Because Obama cracked down
Speaker 1: on that and Obama didn't put up with it. I
Speaker 1: think Joe Biden is very much Obiden. Barack Obama was
Speaker 1: a phenomenon. You know, he's created as immediate phenomenon. He
Speaker 1: was this kind of second coming figure. He had enormous
Speaker 1: appeal among the population. The media was in love with him.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden came in shift in Iowa and in New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: No one in his party wanted him. They just wanted
Speaker 1: to get rid of Trump. So he does not have
Speaker 1: this kind of governing gravitas, and he is there exclusively
Speaker 1: thanks to the demic cimic party machine. He did not
Speaker 1: win that nomination, you know, by virtue of his own
Speaker 1: strength or experience. They just basically said, we need to
Speaker 1: stop Bernie. So he's not going to be in a
Speaker 1: position to crack down and things they're going to get
Speaker 1: very weird, very quickly. He's already started yelling at the media.
Speaker 1: You know, come on, man, that happened on day one.
Speaker 1: Angry old man Biden is my favorite Biden. During the campaign,
Speaker 1: someone during the primary activists got up and asked him
Speaker 1: about open borders. He literally turned his back on the
Speaker 1: guy and said, vote for Trump. So we're going to
Speaker 1: be seeing a lot more bitterness and it's going to
Speaker 1: be absolutely hilarious. I saw this story this morning and
Speaker 1: I immediately thought of you. I knew I had to
Speaker 1: bring it up. A kid turned in his father, it
Speaker 1: was a New York Times headline, turned in his own
Speaker 1: father for being at the capitol and then went online
Speaker 1: and bragged about it. And immediately I thought of Michael
Speaker 1: Malice explaining how family members did this routinely, and communist countries.
Speaker 1: We talked about it before. Well, my understanding as the
Speaker 1: dad was actually planning something violent, so it's not as
Speaker 1: necessarious as it sounds at first. But yes, if you
Speaker 1: go on Twitter, Jesse, you and I spend way too
Speaker 1: much time on, you will see routinely school teachers boasting
Speaker 1: that it is their job to program children away from
Speaker 1: their parents values. And you and I talked about this
Speaker 1: all the time. The number one thing that needs to
Speaker 1: happen to stay this country is to get kids out
Speaker 1: of government schools because their only role is to break
Speaker 1: these children and make them subservient and obedience. Do you homeschool?
Speaker 1: Not you, I know you don't have them, But would
Speaker 1: you tell everybody yank your kids out of schools and homeschool?
Speaker 1: Would you tell people to run for school board? Would
Speaker 1: you tell people to move to a deserted island? What
Speaker 1: are you telling parents who don't want their kids to
Speaker 1: turn out this way. That is the number one thing.
Speaker 1: You get your kids out of the government school without exception,
Speaker 1: and I'd be as involved as possible. It's your child's life.
Speaker 1: You've been trained for decades hand over your kids to
Speaker 1: a government that despises your values. And you might not
Speaker 1: have the capacity to take them to private school. And
Speaker 1: that's fine. If you don't have that capacity, you still
Speaker 1: have to watch them like a hawk because they're being
Speaker 1: trained to despise you. They're now using the IRS or
Speaker 1: the word is the Democrat lawmakers now using they've used
Speaker 1: it before. They're going to use the IRS to go
Speaker 1: after the people who were at the rally. Any nonprofit
Speaker 1: involved with organizing the rally? Does the left overplay their
Speaker 1: hand on this way too much? Because this is I
Speaker 1: mean it's already getting ugly. Well, no, this they're going
Speaker 1: to go as far as they can at all times.
Speaker 1: You know what happened with New York. They drove the
Speaker 1: NRA AND's a bankruptcy and the NRA went to Texas.
Speaker 1: That did nothing to do with the rally. I mean,
Speaker 1: if they had their druthers, being able to sell guns
Speaker 1: would be illegal, even though it's protected by a second amendment.
Speaker 1: I know someone who makes gun handles and he can't
Speaker 1: sell nothing's not done, just gun handles, and he can't
Speaker 1: sell them using visa master Card online because these are
Speaker 1: master Card won't touch it. So this is the culture
Speaker 1: that we're up against, and people need to realize you
Speaker 1: have to create alternative mechanisms for payment in order to
Speaker 1: deal with a culture that wants to make gun ownership stigmatized.
Speaker 1: Can we balkanize more than ever? Now? Move to red states?
Speaker 1: Only higher red area people only have red friends. I
Speaker 1: think what you're going to start, what's going to start happening,
Speaker 1: I'm not kidding, is that smart entrepreneurs are going to
Speaker 1: view being a graduate of an Ivy League school as
Speaker 1: something to be stigmatized because they are the ones who
Speaker 1: are going to bring their cancer into your organization and
Speaker 1: they're gonna be far more dangerous than their words. Boy,
Speaker 1: now that'll then we know we've made it. Michael Malice,
Speaker 1: appreciate you, man, I was a pleasure. If you take care,
Speaker 1: you know, the market does find a way. And what
Speaker 1: I mean by that is the corporate world. I talk
Speaker 1: to these business guys all the time. They're already talking
Speaker 1: about it When I have some of these conversations. They're
Speaker 1: not political at all. They're already telling me things like
Speaker 1: I don't get any good kids from college. They're all
Speaker 1: twisted broken. Even the ones who aren't political activists and
Speaker 1: try to bring it to the office don't have basic
Speaker 1: life skills. You can't even correct them without them going
Speaker 1: to HR to complain. I have multiple business guys telling
Speaker 1: me now, I'd rather take an eighteen year old right
Speaker 1: out of high school and just train them how to
Speaker 1: do the job infinitely better for me. Well, that'll be
Speaker 1: a benefit, all right. We are going to do Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Monday, and we're doing it next I promise
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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly show dot com. It's time to do Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Monday. We do it every single Monday. We
Speaker 1: read a Medal of Honor citation on the show. I'm
Speaker 1: a bad person. This is a bad show, but we
Speaker 1: try to do one good thing all week, and that
Speaker 1: one good thing is reading about these men, reading about
Speaker 1: their deeds. Because if we don't read about it, if
Speaker 1: I don't read it. If you don't hear it, then
Speaker 1: it gets lost and it's like it never happened again.
Speaker 1: It's just it's just like it got blanked out. And
Speaker 1: that's not good enough. So now let's talk about Leo. J.
Speaker 1: Powers World War two US Army a little place called
Speaker 1: Hill one seventy five, northwest of Casino, Italy, for conspicuous
Speaker 1: gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above
Speaker 1: and beyond the call of duty. On a third of
Speaker 1: February nineteen forty four, company was assigned to the mission
Speaker 1: of capturing Hill one seventy five, the key enemy strong
Speaker 1: point northwest of Casino, Italy. The enemy, estimated to be
Speaker 1: at least fifty in strength, supported by machine guns and
Speaker 1: placed in three pill boxes and mortar fire from behind,
Speaker 1: the hill was able to pin down the attackers and
Speaker 1: inflict eight casualties. The company was unable to advance, but Pfc. Powers,
Speaker 1: a rifleman in one of the assault platoons, on his
Speaker 1: own initiative and in the face of terrific fire, crawled
Speaker 1: forward to assault one of the enemy pillboxes which he
Speaker 1: had spotted. Armed with two hand grenades and well aware
Speaker 1: that if the enemy should see him, it would mean
Speaker 1: almost certain death. Pfc Powers crawled up the hill within
Speaker 1: fifteen yards of the enemy pillbox, then standing upright in
Speaker 1: full view of the enemy gunners in order to throw
Speaker 1: his grenade into the small opening in the roof. He
Speaker 1: tossed the grenade into the pillbox at this close the
Speaker 1: entered the pillbox, killed two of the occupants, and three
Speaker 1: or four more fled the position, probably wounded. This enemy
Speaker 1: gun silenced the center of the line was able to
Speaker 1: move forward again, but almost immediately came under machine gun
Speaker 1: fire from a second pillbox on the left flank. Pfc Powers, however,
Speaker 1: had located this pillbox and crawled toward it with absolutely
Speaker 1: no cover if the enemy should see him. Raising himself
Speaker 1: in full view of the enemy gunners, about fifteen feet
Speaker 1: from the pillbox, Pfc Powers threw his grenade into the pillbox,
Speaker 1: silencing the gun, killing another German and probably wounding three
Speaker 1: or four more who fled. Pfc Powers, still acting on
Speaker 1: his own initiative, commenced crawling toward the third enemy pill
Speaker 1: box in the face of heavy machine pistol and machine
Speaker 1: gun fire, skillfully availing himself of meager cover and concealment.
Speaker 1: PFC Powers crawled up to within ten yards of this
Speaker 1: pill box, fully exposed himself to the enemy gunners, stood
Speaker 1: upright and tossed two grenades into the small opening of
Speaker 1: the roof of the pill box. His grenades killed two
Speaker 1: of the enemy and four more, all wounded, came out
Speaker 1: and surrendered to PFC Powers, who was now unarmed. Pfc
Speaker 1: Powers had worked his way over the entire company front,
Speaker 1: and against tremendous odds, had single handedly broken the backbone
Speaker 1: of this heavily defended and strategic enemy position and enabled
Speaker 1: his regiment to advance into the city of Casino. PFC
Speaker 1: Powers fighting, determination and intrepidity and battle exemplify the highest
Speaker 1: traditions of the US Armed Forces. My word, son, ha,
Speaker 1: who just some men are just built differently. And that's
Speaker 1: the kind of thing. You read something like that, and
Speaker 1: you say to yourself, at least I do, What would
Speaker 1: I do? How would I handle it? Well, I'd probably
Speaker 1: be sitting in a ball sucking my thumb somewhere. But
Speaker 1: you think, I know, as a father, how do I
Speaker 1: raise my sons to be that man who even crawls
Speaker 1: towards one pill box without cover, just a couple of
Speaker 1: grenades in his pocket. Let's rock and roll. Screw these guys.
Speaker 1: And then once you do that, once you take out one,
Speaker 1: what kind of man doesn't just say, all right, I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure the rest of the company could maybe take
Speaker 1: out the last two. Instead, you're all, oh, no, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go get the rest of him too, and just
Speaker 1: go starts crawling. Who what is it inside of a
Speaker 1: man that makes him like that? And how do I
Speaker 1: impart that on my sons? That's freaking awesome? And what
Speaker 1: we forget about sometimes? That was a PFC and I
Speaker 1: don't know how old he was, but PFC means private
Speaker 1: first class for you non military types. It's a very
Speaker 1: It's like the first rank you get. You go from
Speaker 1: being to private first class. What I'm trying to say
Speaker 1: to you is, I bet you money that guy was seventeen, eighteen,
Speaker 1: nineteen years old. Bet you money he was. You think
Speaker 1: of these guys, I think of these guys, dude, I
Speaker 1: bid in combat. You think of these guys as these
Speaker 1: grizzled veteran warriors. That's a kid. That's a kid. I
Speaker 1: bet you that guy couldn't drink a beer legally today.
Speaker 1: Maybe just starting to get a little stubble on his face.
Speaker 1: That's amazing, And I want my sons to be that.
Speaker 1: Whatever that is, I want my sons to be that.
Speaker 1: That is incredible. Man. If you have by the way,
Speaker 1: I should mention we've never done this before, but if
Speaker 1: you have a medal of honor citation you particularly love
Speaker 1: you or or one maybe that's a relative to you,
Speaker 1: send it in. I'm not saying we'll read it, but
Speaker 1: we might get to it at some point in time.
Speaker 1: Set it in Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot com.
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Speaker 1: We still have to get to this political rival arrested
Speaker 1: for a specific reason. One million jobs, one million jobs
Speaker 1: in the toilet. Already, Joe Biden is killing it out here.
Speaker 1: But first, Oklahoma lawmaker proposes big foot huntings season. A
Speaker 1: mythical this is from the ap A mythical ape like
Speaker 1: creature that has captured the imagination of adventures for decades
Speaker 1: has now become the target of a state lawmaker in Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: A Republican house member is introduced a bill that create
Speaker 1: a bigfoot hunting season. Representative justin Humphreys District includes the
Speaker 1: heavily forested Watchaucha. I can't see that mountains in south Sea.
Speaker 1: It's probably an Indian word. Oklahoma is a big Indian state.
Speaker 1: It's actually really cool Indian state southeast Oklahoma, where a
Speaker 1: big foot festival is held each year near the Arkansas border.
Speaker 1: He says issuing a state hunting license and tag could
Speaker 1: help boost tourism. Quote. Establishing a actual hunting season and
Speaker 1: issuing licenses for people who want to hunt bigfoot will
Speaker 1: just draw more people who are already beautiful part of
Speaker 1: the state. Let me tell you why this is a
Speaker 1: great idea. Hang on, Jesse Kelly returns next. This is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show, and this time Trump is out
Speaker 1: of office, so the entire case is not about removing him,
Speaker 1: but whether to convict and disqualify him from holding any
Speaker 1: office like the presidency forever. This is huge and has
Speaker 1: never actually happened before. United States Senate deciding something that
Speaker 1: can shape history, sanctioned Trump and ensure he never has
Speaker 1: power again, and do so on that basis that you
Speaker 1: see right there. For life, There's no more significant amount
Speaker 1: of time than for life. That's why Nicki Minaj famously
Speaker 1: saying for life, for life, and if the work is vindicated,
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Speaker 1: life for life. And just as Nicki declared herself in
Speaker 1: this very moment a king. The question here is if
Speaker 1: the speaker will ultimately slay Goliath with a constitutional sling.
Speaker 1: Nicki minaj the rapper. We'll get to that. We have
Speaker 1: to get to this politician who's been arrested. This political
Speaker 1: rabbit has been arrested. At first, hunting bigfoot. You know
Speaker 1: why this is such a great idea, Chris, bigfoot hunting season.
Speaker 1: It's a perfect excuse used to get away from the
Speaker 1: wife for a while. But you don't have to actually
Speaker 1: do anything. Honey, I'm going hunting. What, Chris, I understand.
Speaker 1: You say that's what fishing is for. And look, let
Speaker 1: me be clear. I'm a fishing guy. I actually prefer
Speaker 1: fishing over hunting. I find the entire experience to be enjoyable.
Speaker 1: But women will come along on a fishing trip more
Speaker 1: often than they'll come along on a hunting trip. You
Speaker 1: see what I mean. It's happened to me before I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go down fishing. Oh cool, I'll pack some I'll
Speaker 1: pack sandwiches. Well, no, I mean I'm going fishing like
Speaker 1: only me. Aren't there some trashy daytime TV shows or
Speaker 1: something you would like to watch while I go fishing?
Speaker 1: You see hunting totally different. Who does it? You know what?
Speaker 1: Look it up? See if you can find Bill Bill
Speaker 1: what Bill Angvall, the comedian does this. Look it up
Speaker 1: right now, Chris. We'll see if we can play some
Speaker 1: of it on the air. We look, we'll see being
Speaker 1: play a minute or two of it on the air.
Speaker 1: Bill Angball is a stand up comic and he does
Speaker 1: this hilarious stand up bit about going deer hunting, bringing
Speaker 1: his wife deer hunting, and it's so true. They don't
Speaker 1: have the patience for it. With all due respect, ladies,
Speaker 1: you can't keep quiet long enough for it. If you're
Speaker 1: deer hunting, Like if you're fishing, you can chat. You
Speaker 1: don't want to make a bunch of noise, but you
Speaker 1: can chat. When you're in a deer stand, you can't
Speaker 1: make any noise. They have really good ears. That's how
Speaker 1: they stay alive. You really have to be quiet. And
Speaker 1: the blood, the blood part of it all. You have
Speaker 1: the Bill Angball, I think, oh, plant, so my wife
Speaker 1: when I were up on the deer standing. Any hunters
Speaker 1: out there you know what I'm talking about. It's the
Speaker 1: perfect time of day, it's still morning, it's dark, it's cold,
Speaker 1: you're making steam with your breath off in the distance
Speaker 1: of Turkey gobbles as he wakes up for the morning.
Speaker 1: In the distance, a squirrel scamper through the dead leaves.
Speaker 1: It's the perfect time of day. It's quiet kinda because
Speaker 1: in the darkness, I keep hearing this. What are we doing?
Speaker 1: We're we're waiting for the deer to show up, Princess. Okay,
Speaker 1: what time do they show up? Yes, just go listen
Speaker 1: to the whole thing. It's outstanding. You probably find it
Speaker 1: for free on YouTube or something you can. Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can find that skip for free on YouTube. Bill
Speaker 1: Engvall Deer Hunting. I'm sure it'll pop up. Oh, you
Speaker 1: know what, that's a good idea, Chris said, We'll put
Speaker 1: it on the show's Twitter account. You see, I have
Speaker 1: my own Twitter account, but the show has one two
Speaker 1: at Jesse Kelly Show. If you don't feel like hunting it,
Speaker 1: just go follow at Jesse Kellys Show on Twitter. Chris
Speaker 1: is gonna put it up for us later on. It's
Speaker 1: so true. The best part of that whole thing is
Speaker 1: you can hear the ladies in the crowd one hundred
Speaker 1: percent knowing it's true one hundred percent knowing it's true.
Speaker 1: They can't help it. They can't help there. They're they're
Speaker 1: talkative creatures. Anyway, the big foot hunting. What an excuse
Speaker 1: to get away from the old lady for a weekend. Honey,
Speaker 1: I'm going hunting. What are you hunting for? Big game? Look?
Speaker 1: I'm what I'm hunting? Big game? You know what? A
Speaker 1: Bigfoot festival on the border with Arkansas might be a
Speaker 1: lot of fun, Chris? Should we? Should we look it up?
Speaker 1: Look it up? Do be a favorite? Real quick? We're
Speaker 1: in Houston. Look up? How far away we are from
Speaker 1: the Bigfoot festival? Do you have it? Because you know,
Speaker 1: people wouldn't be taking I mean, for the most part,
Speaker 1: people wouldn't be taking it seriously. Everybody would really just
Speaker 1: be up there to screw off. I bet you they
Speaker 1: Oklahoma and Arkansas. You know they're gonna have great food.
Speaker 1: I bet you it's a blast. Maybe I should dress
Speaker 1: up as Bigfoot? I'm six eight? What why not? Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What if I get shot? Yeah, never mind, never mind,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna dress up at big Foot. But that
Speaker 1: would have been that would have been sweet. All right?
Speaker 1: How far Chris? Seven hours? I'm out. I'm not going
Speaker 1: ap news three thousand arrested at protests demanding Navali's release.
Speaker 1: Now here's who Navanni is. Is Alexei Navoni he is.
Speaker 1: Don't turn to the don't don't roll your eyes, don't
Speaker 1: turn the channel. Hang on, I'm gonna go with this
Speaker 1: for a second. He's Vladimir Putin's political opponent. He apparently
Speaker 1: returned back to Moscow, and like most of Putin's political opponents,
Speaker 1: he's in a great deal of danger. Now you have
Speaker 1: a good you have a good chance of ending up
Speaker 1: dead if you're one of Putin's political opponents. He doesn't
Speaker 1: even he doesn't even hide the fact. He'll just murder you.
Speaker 1: That's just how it is. But this guy shows back
Speaker 1: up in Moscow, probably gets arrested. They didn't even let
Speaker 1: his lawyer go with him. You know how this goes.
Speaker 1: It's Russia. I mean, the more things change, the more
Speaker 1: they stay the same. It's still Russia. But I don't
Speaker 1: expect you to care about Alexic Nolvanni. I don't expect
Speaker 1: you to care about Putin. I don't expect you to
Speaker 1: care about Russia. It's foreign policy stuff. We we got
Speaker 1: enough problems at our own. What I do expect you
Speaker 1: to care about, though, is remember what we just talked
Speaker 1: about in the beginning, IRS going after Trump groups. You're
Speaker 1: already hearing things about the National Security Council. Biden's own
Speaker 1: media people are talking about getting the National Security Council
Speaker 1: together to target hate groups and extreme extremist groups in
Speaker 1: domestic terror groups. You know where this is going. Our
Speaker 1: new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, he's going after racism
Speaker 1: and extremism domestically. We are not as far away from this,
Speaker 1: from this Nlvani arrest. We're not as far away from
Speaker 1: this as you think we are. And man, is that ugly?
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Speaker 1: But it's true, you know it's true. How how big
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Speaker 1: We saw that, we saw the email you sent to
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Speaker 1: Governor Whitmer try to sneak gun control into COVID relief package.
Speaker 1: Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan wants a sneak a
Speaker 1: provision that would ban firearms from the state capitol into
Speaker 1: Lansing in a coronavirus aid package. Whitmer's COVID Recovery plan
Speaker 1: would offer a host of solutions for Michigan nurse now
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Speaker 1: training services. Now that she's kept so many people out
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Speaker 1: are struggling, Not to worry. The vocational services portion of
Speaker 1: the plan also promises to quote prioritize residents from undeserved
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Speaker 1: for entry into registered apprenticeships in the energy sector to
Speaker 1: help drive Michigan's energy transition. Do you ever get creeped
Speaker 1: out when you think about the gun control thing in
Speaker 1: the left? I mean, I know this is sometimes we
Speaker 1: get in these fights, these political fights that last so long.
Speaker 1: There's these long, ongoing feuds that you'd never really take
Speaker 1: a step back, or sometimes you forget to take a
Speaker 1: step back and wonder, what does this really mean? Why
Speaker 1: are they really doing this? Doesn't it make you a
Speaker 1: little suspicious that they want you to stop owning guns?
Speaker 1: Why do you want us to stop owning guns? Especially
Speaker 1: if the stuff do you? I mean, do you heard
Speaker 1: that what they've pulled over the last year, destroying jobs,
Speaker 1: destroying this politicians intentionally abusing their people, and they want
Speaker 1: to make sure you're unarmed. You can call me tinfoil
Speaker 1: on your head guy all you want, but I'd like
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Speaker 1: I hate to bring up the constitution, you know. I
Speaker 1: don't like doing that often because I feel like we
Speaker 1: do that way too much on the right, not because
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. It's a wonderful document. It was incredible.
Speaker 1: But because it's gone, we are in a post constitutional era.
Speaker 1: Nothing they do is constitutional. We are now in the
Speaker 1: win don't lose era, that's where we're in. But it
Speaker 1: is a right that is enshrined there and it was
Speaker 1: enshrined there not so you could go deer hunting, and
Speaker 1: it was enshrined there not so you could defend yourself
Speaker 1: against the robber. Those are side benefits. That is not
Speaker 1: why we have the Second Amendment. The founders were emphatic
Speaker 1: that you have the Second Amendment should the government become despotic, period,
Speaker 1: you can defend yourself. They wrote about it extensively. So
Speaker 1: why don't you want me to have one? Very curious
Speaker 1: remember obviously, as you know, you can email me anytime,
Speaker 1: and you can email your ask doctor Jesse questions all
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Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Steele. What Chris? After hearing your history story
Speaker 1: of the Duke of Wellington, the obvious question that came
Speaker 1: to mind is where does beef Wellington rank in your
Speaker 1: list of beef dishes. Beef Wellington is tenderloin covered in
Speaker 1: a coma nation of minced mushrooms, herbs or herbs depending
Speaker 1: on where you went to school, and shallots, then wrapped
Speaker 1: in a puff pastry and baked. There's no tomato in it,
Speaker 1: so this should be pretty high on your list. I
Speaker 1: haven't ever had it. I have never had beef Wellington.
Speaker 1: It sounds fantastic, Chris, are you people allowed to eat it? Bar? Now,
Speaker 1: let me ask you something the blood? Are you allowed
Speaker 1: to have beef like medium rare? Because I know there's
Speaker 1: a blood thing with you people. Chris says, a lot
Speaker 1: of what you see as blood in the steak is
Speaker 1: not real blood. Well, what's the red stuff. If it's
Speaker 1: not blood, it's colored by the muscles, but it's mostly water. Chris,
Speaker 1: this sounds like you're making up as a justification to
Speaker 1: eat beef. You're gonna have to call me. And you
Speaker 1: know what, I know we have a lot of Jewish
Speaker 1: listeners out there. If Jewish producer Chris is lying about
Speaker 1: this so he can eat medium rare beef, I would
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Speaker 1: on the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. That's blood.
Speaker 1: That is blood. Don't tell me that's not blood in
Speaker 1: the beef. I know that's blood when I see it, Chris,
Speaker 1: I know it is expert Breitbart dot com. Biden actions
Speaker 1: against American oil gas energy production could kill as many
Speaker 1: as one million jobs. I saw the unions were freaking out,
Speaker 1: freaking out about Biden's executive orders. He's already putting down
Speaker 1: crushing jobs right off the bat. No key Stone pipeline,
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Speaker 1: heavily on these jobs that they're freaking out. Stay to
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Speaker 1: is where I have a little good Jesse versus bad Jesse.
Speaker 1: You know that angel and devil on your shoulder having
Speaker 1: the argument. You've seen the cartoon a thousand times. I
Speaker 1: don't like anybody to lose jobs, even democrats. I like
Speaker 1: I said, I've been out of work before. I don't
Speaker 1: have the normal background that most people have. I know
Speaker 1: what it's like to watch your bank account go to
Speaker 1: zero and the bills stack up. And I know what
Speaker 1: it's like, especially as a man. I can't speak for
Speaker 1: women as a man to feel that bit of failure.
Speaker 1: You know, men always judge themselves and other men by
Speaker 1: professional success. Women judge themselves and other women by looks.
Speaker 1: Men do that with professional success. It's just how we're built.
Speaker 1: Don't feel bad about It's so we're built. A man
Speaker 1: is built to provide, not saying women can't provide, but
Speaker 1: a man is built to provide. In trying to be
Speaker 1: as hot as possible so you can find the guy
Speaker 1: who provides. Quit Chris. But in all seriousness, I don't
Speaker 1: like anybody losing jobs, even democrats. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't like it. I want everyone to have a job
Speaker 1: that's good Jesse, though bad Jesse is already struggling with
Speaker 1: m how's that Joe Biden vote working out for you?
Speaker 1: You get what you get. Don't throw a fit. And
Speaker 1: it's not out of It's not only out of pettiness.
Speaker 1: Some of it is absolutely out of pettiness, but some
Speaker 1: of it also is. I want you to wake up,
Speaker 1: I want the country to wake up. And how do
Speaker 1: you learn not to touch the stove? By touching the stove?
Speaker 1: You wake up through pain? Pain's coming and Alan West,
Speaker 1: head of the Texas GOP, coming up now, hang on,
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Speaker 1: Joining me now head at the Texas GOP Bronze Star
Speaker 1: winner veteran former Congressman from Florida, Allen West, Colonel I
Speaker 1: don't understand the thinking on moving forward with an impeachment
Speaker 1: trial for any party. And what I say, what I
Speaker 1: mean by that is I don't see how this does
Speaker 1: anything but rip the country apart further. Am I crazy? No,
Speaker 1: You're not crazy. It's good to be with you, Jesse,
Speaker 1: and happy New Year. I think it was the first
Speaker 1: time we had a chance of chatt New Year. You're
Speaker 1: not crazy whatsoever. But you have to understand the delusion
Speaker 1: and the deranged mentality of the progressive socialists left. They're
Speaker 1: trying to send a message is that we will destroy you,
Speaker 1: we will defeat you, we will try to erase you
Speaker 1: from ever being in existence of President Trump. And that's
Speaker 1: what they're seeking to do with this second impeachment. And
Speaker 1: when you think about the fact that they're trying to
Speaker 1: say that the President incited a riot on January to sixth,
Speaker 1: and we all can sincerely say that we don't condone
Speaker 1: that violence that happened and it was a deplorable act.
Speaker 1: But they have yet to show any specific language that
Speaker 1: the President used that would incite them to violence. Now,
Speaker 1: if you go and look at Democrat Representative Corey Bush
Speaker 1: from Missouri, she was the BLM activist that led the
Speaker 1: violent mob that wanted to rape Patty McCloskey, kill Mark McCloskey,
Speaker 1: and burn their house down, the mccloskey's, or the couple
Speaker 1: from Saint Louis, or you think about Ayana Presley, you
Speaker 1: think about Maxine Waters. And so what this is all
Speaker 1: about is a hardison endeavor to destroy President Trump and
Speaker 1: to ensure that he can never be part of the
Speaker 1: elected political process again. He will still be an impactful
Speaker 1: individual in the political atmosphere of America, but they don't
Speaker 1: want him to ever get the opportunity to return to Washington, DC.
Speaker 1: Why the Washington dCGP support, That's the part that floors me.
Speaker 1: I understand people who don't like Trump, he's a bombastic personality.
Speaker 1: I get that I reminded him, but I never I
Speaker 1: get people who don't, but don't they see the parties
Speaker 1: drifting that way. Now, isn't this shooting ourselves in the
Speaker 1: foot with the GOP supporting this. Well, that's one of
Speaker 1: the things that you are seeing very clearly, I mean
Speaker 1: with the response from the Wyoming GOP to represented Liz Cheney,
Speaker 1: some of the things you have seen out there in
Speaker 1: response to Senator miss McConnell. President Trump brought in about
Speaker 1: twelve to thirteen millions new voters from twenty sixteen to
Speaker 1: twenty twenty on the Republican ticket and the Republican side,
Speaker 1: all because of his policies and the things that he
Speaker 1: was doing to put America first and not the globalist
Speaker 1: agenda first. And so what it did appears is that
Speaker 1: there are some people within the Republican Party and look,
Speaker 1: you know, they have the right to feel and believe
Speaker 1: as they do. I think that the people that elected
Speaker 1: them into the position need to go back and look
Speaker 1: at should they be supporting these individuals going forward? In
Speaker 1: the Wyoming they've already made the decision that they're not.
Speaker 1: So what type of agenda and what type of principles
Speaker 1: and values will the Republican Party hold near a deer
Speaker 1: because when I think about the president that brought in
Speaker 1: the most minority electoral support in sixty years. That's what
Speaker 1: President Trump did for the Republican Party. And I don't
Speaker 1: think that that's something we should just try to, you know,
Speaker 1: cast away on the ash heap of history. I've been
Speaker 1: encouraging people to, for lack of a better way to
Speaker 1: put it, to balkanize more. Now. I'm very worried about
Speaker 1: the condition of our federal government. I've been telling people,
Speaker 1: if you can move the red States and make them redder,
Speaker 1: make your talent reader, make your school board reader, make
Speaker 1: your time, make your city council reader. Got let's go
Speaker 1: and separate ourselves until they can figure themselves out for
Speaker 1: our own protection. Is that crazy talk? No, I think
Speaker 1: that you're seeing that you're seeing an incredible amount the
Speaker 1: influx of population here to like the state of Texas.
Speaker 1: Texas is going to pick up two, maybe three congressional
Speaker 1: districts because of the mass migration or departure of people
Speaker 1: from California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey. And the important
Speaker 1: thing is that we want people to come here to
Speaker 1: Texas and be a part of the great economic growth,
Speaker 1: opportunity and prosperity we have here. We want people to
Speaker 1: be a part of our fantastic oil and gas industry
Speaker 1: that enables us to be energy independent. We want to
Speaker 1: have more people running those local levels. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, that's one of the things that I'm pushing
Speaker 1: the municipal level elections coming up in May first two May.
Speaker 1: We want more city council members, we want more school
Speaker 1: board members, county clerks, county commissioners, because that's how you
Speaker 1: have a strong state. And right now, I mean I
Speaker 1: believe there are thirty four the thirty five of the
Speaker 1: state legislatures in the United States of America are controlled
Speaker 1: by Republicans. Now, we have to govern as constitutional conservatives now,
Speaker 1: especially when you look at these executive orders and the
Speaker 1: agenda of the far left of which Joe Biden is
Speaker 1: the president of. Explain how that happens, Colonel. How do
Speaker 1: we have all these state legislatures but we don't have
Speaker 1: the House, we don't have the Senate, we don't have
Speaker 1: the presidency. Where's the disconnect there? Well, I will tell
Speaker 1: you what happened in the twenty twenty election cycle is
Speaker 1: the Democrats specifically targeted several states that had Republican state legislatures,
Speaker 1: and those state legislatures saw election law be changed, be
Speaker 1: amended by courts, by secretaries of State, by governors, and
Speaker 1: what they have to do is assert that their enumerated
Speaker 1: power agislators, the only people that can change law by
Speaker 1: the constitution being at the United States Constitution or our
Speaker 1: state constitutions like the Texas State Constitution, is the legislative branch.
Speaker 1: So that's why this legislative session coming up is so
Speaker 1: important because we need to have a strong constitutional, conservative
Speaker 1: legislative agenda that this past we have eight legislative priorities
Speaker 1: from the Republican Party of Texas. The number one is
Speaker 1: election integrity. And when you think about what the Democrats
Speaker 1: are poising to do right now is HR one House
Speaker 1: Resolution one coming out of House Representatives. They're looking to
Speaker 1: nationalize elections. And that's why we're going to put a
Speaker 1: press release out to explain people what this is, and
Speaker 1: we need to make sure that our state legislatures, you know,
Speaker 1: become a bullwark against that. They want to take over
Speaker 1: redistricting from states. They want to have a federal redistricting commission.
Speaker 1: You know, it's going to be a charge of that.
Speaker 1: They want to have an online voter registration, They want
Speaker 1: to implement you universal mail in balloting from the federal
Speaker 1: government level. And so again, this is why when you
Speaker 1: think about the tenth Amendment, Jesse, that's why the found
Speaker 1: involves put it there. That sense of federalism, that sense
Speaker 1: of sovereign states being able to exert the powers that
Speaker 1: they have which are not relegated and enumerated to the
Speaker 1: federal government. Colonel, besides Texas, is are we just going
Speaker 1: to divide ourselves to the South and everywhere else? The
Speaker 1: Southeast and everywhere else? Is there something out there, someplace
Speaker 1: out there where you can go if you don't want
Speaker 1: to live in the South. I don't want America to
Speaker 1: just be red and blue in the southeast that way.
Speaker 1: I think that's an ugly way to be. But I
Speaker 1: feel like that's the way we're going. Well. I think
Speaker 1: that more Americans are going to start waking up and
Speaker 1: understanding that maybe President Trump's tweets weren't so bad. Start
Speaker 1: to look at when you start to look at what
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is doing and the left with their agenda,
Speaker 1: When you start hearing words like deprogramming people and re
Speaker 1: educating people and this de platforming people off of conservative
Speaker 1: sites and to try to kick off any type of
Speaker 1: political opposition, speech thought, insights of perspectives. You know, Joe
Speaker 1: Biden talked about unity and his inauguration speech, what he
Speaker 1: was really talking about was conformity. And I think that
Speaker 1: you will end up seeing an incredible wave of constitutional
Speaker 1: conservatives of across this country because you look at these states.
Speaker 1: New York fails, State, Illinois fails, State Chicago, Los Angeles failed.
Speaker 1: The cities, they're all controlled by the left. And even
Speaker 1: when we look at some of the cities here in Texas,
Speaker 1: like a Dallas, like a Houston and Harris County, like
Speaker 1: an Austin Travis County, like a San Antonio Bear County,
Speaker 1: We've got to start winning at the municipal level to
Speaker 1: get the right type of governance, not rules, not leftist
Speaker 1: rule in those cities, even here in Texas. Colonel Allen West,
Speaker 1: everybody head of the Texas GOP, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you. How is the pleasure simplified? Right? I
Speaker 1: like that? Amen, he needs to be governor. I like
Speaker 1: that guy. I've obviously I've hung with Alan more than once.
Speaker 1: He's one of those guys you talk to him and
Speaker 1: no matter what you're talking about. You find yourself getting
Speaker 1: fired up, like you're like, yeah, I'm ready, coach, What
Speaker 1: are we doing? What game were playing? Let's put me in?
Speaker 1: Did you see? It's so dirty and we're never gonna
Speaker 1: get to the bottom up. You see this in the
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Speaker 1: gonna want to hear this hang on truth attitude, Jesse Kelly.
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Speaker 1: surprised of pushing forward with this extra surveillance on would
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Speaker 1: guys have been talking about, this is an issue that
Speaker 1: all Democrats, Republicans, independence, libertarians should be extremely concerned about,
Speaker 1: especially because we don't have to guess about where this
Speaker 1: goes or how this ends. When you have people like
Speaker 1: former CIA director John Brennan openly talking about how he's
Speaker 1: spoken with or heard from appointees and nominees in the
Speaker 1: Biden administration who are already starting to look across our
Speaker 1: country for these types of movements similar to the insurgencies
Speaker 1: they've seen overseas that, in his words, he says, make
Speaker 1: up this unholy alliance of religious extremists, racists, bigots. He
Speaker 1: lists a few others and adds at the end even libertarians.
Speaker 1: So when you look at their process and they start
Speaker 1: looking at okay, how do what characteristics are we looking
Speaker 1: for as we're building this profile of a potential extremist?
Speaker 1: What are we talking about religious extremists? Are we talking
Speaker 1: about Christians? Evangelical Christians? What is a religious extremist? Is
Speaker 1: it somebody who's pro life. I mean, where do you
Speaker 1: take this? You start looking at Okay, well, obviously you
Speaker 1: have to be a white person, obviously likely male libertarians.
Speaker 1: Well if anybody who loves freedom, liberty maybe has an
Speaker 1: American flag outside their house, or people who attended a
Speaker 1: Trump rally. Once you start walking this down the path,
Speaker 1: you see where it leads to a very dangerous undermining
Speaker 1: of our civil liberties, our freedoms in our constitution, and
Speaker 1: a targeting of almost half of the country. M again,
Speaker 1: Tulsi Gabbard starting to become a prominent voice. Why it's
Speaker 1: not because she's some card carrying conservative. If you went
Speaker 1: down her list of issues, her policy stances, you would
Speaker 1: agree with not well, not none of them, with very few.
Speaker 1: But that's not what it takes to lead the GOP base. Now,
Speaker 1: to lead the base of the right. The base of
Speaker 1: the right is so sick of the lack of spine,
Speaker 1: years in years and years of the lack of spine,
Speaker 1: the lack of actually defending ourselves against the left, watching
Speaker 1: them attack an attack and attack. Now all we wants
Speaker 1: to battle acts. That's why you got Trump, That's why
Speaker 1: you're gonna get another Trump, maybe Trump again himself and
Speaker 1: you're gonna get another one, and another one, and another
Speaker 1: one and another one. And what's crazy is all these
Speaker 1: DCGOP types, all the well this isn't the Hill to
Speaker 1: Die on types with every single issue, and they were all,
Speaker 1: of course not coincidentally, all the guys who hated Trump.
Speaker 1: They still don't understand this. They don't understand it was
Speaker 1: their lack of fight that brought Trump. All the GOP
Speaker 1: types who hate Trump don't realize Trump was their fault.
Speaker 1: They what they're what brought him, and they're what virtually
Speaker 1: guarantees another one period. End of story. Tulse. Gabbard seems
Speaker 1: to realize this, and what have I said? What I've
Speaker 1: been telling you? Whoever realizes that's what the right wants
Speaker 1: is going to be the new leader of it. We
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