Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Odd a magnificent Thursday. As we cruise into
Speaker 1: the weekend, and don't forget you missed any part of
Speaker 1: the show. You can download it iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Let's
Speaker 1: get to this, shall we. The report is mass deportations
Speaker 1: cost two thousand, three hundred and fifty eight dollars per taxpayer. Okay,
Speaker 1: apparently that's going to be the new thing they try
Speaker 1: to roll out to tell us why they can't do it.
Speaker 1: Everyone's being squeezed or mad about it. Now now we're
Speaker 1: going to be told that we can't afford it. I'm
Speaker 1: going to tell you something. This is in Saint Paul.
Speaker 1: You know many Apple with Saint Paul. This is the
Speaker 1: Saint Paul's side of it. There's a face covering involved.
Speaker 1: I'll play it for you and as you listen, I
Speaker 1: just want you to understand. I think two thousand, three
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty eight dollars is a small price to
Speaker 1: pay to have our country free of these people.
Speaker 2: What we're all participating in here is a settler colony
Speaker 2: on stolen land. This is a government that represents the
Speaker 2: settlers and the capitalists and the other neoliberal fascists that
Speaker 2: live amongst us. Why are they brutalizing all of these innocent,
Speaker 2: beautiful people. What this government, what the system exists to do,
Speaker 2: is to enforce private property. And if these people think
Speaker 2: that they can just go live in the park, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that'll bring all our property values down. That'll claps the
Speaker 2: whole system. So what can we do? Besides they can
Speaker 2: plead you mother for a little bit of humanity. I
Speaker 2: think what we should do is take their ability away
Speaker 2: to brutalize us like this. I think we should take
Speaker 2: away the weapons from the armed group of thugs that
Speaker 2: they use to brutalize all of us.
Speaker 1: You know, those people would have no political power in
Speaker 1: the United States of America if it wasn't for foreigners.
Speaker 1: You know that, if it wasn't for foreigners, those people
Speaker 1: would go back to the street corner where we would
Speaker 1: drive by and laugh at them. But instead, instead they
Speaker 1: are everywhere, they're in positions of power. Instead, they're out
Speaker 1: there trying to what is that word they love to use, reimagine.
Speaker 3: The imagining impact requires leaders who will reimagine and who
Speaker 3: will be unafraid to do so.
Speaker 2: We need local communities to reimagine policing, reimagine what safety
Speaker 2: for all looks like. We have got to in America
Speaker 2: reimagine how we are accomplishing public safety.
Speaker 1: This will be a moment to reimagine, reinvent, and recreate it.
Speaker 4: Right now, the mayor is carrying out trying to reimagine
Speaker 4: public safety and get us out of this process of
Speaker 4: just thinking police officers is what is needed as public safety,
Speaker 4: but thinking about the other pieces of it. In Minneapolis,
Speaker 4: I think is on the right track at the moment.
Speaker 5: What do we do to make life better for everybody?
Speaker 2: We certainly have enough.
Speaker 4: I mean, we just created the most number of billionaires
Speaker 4: in the history of the world.
Speaker 1: You know, we have enough.
Speaker 5: We could do this, but it's going to take some imagination,
Speaker 5: reimagining of what.
Speaker 1: America reimagine always means destroy. That's what they're trying to do,
Speaker 1: all of them. Let's do some emails, Jesse. Oh, by
Speaker 1: the way, I forgot to mention Brandon Darby's coming up
Speaker 1: half hour from now. We haven't had a cartel update
Speaker 1: in ages. El Mencho's dead. What's happening down there. We'll
Speaker 1: talk to Derby in a little bit. My boyfriend. This lady says,
Speaker 1: I don't have a boyfriend. Sorry, I realize how that transitioned.
Speaker 1: That didn't come up. Well, this is an email from
Speaker 1: a woman, all right. My boyfriend is a higher up
Speaker 1: in the corporate world and I'm a paralegal. He constantly
Speaker 1: tells me I should have become an attorney, But then
Speaker 1: I tell him if I had, I honestly probably wouldn't
Speaker 1: have wanted a family because I'd be too focused on
Speaker 1: my career. I've started to feel like a bit of
Speaker 1: a loser for not going to law school and having
Speaker 1: it all. Am I wrong for not applying myself more.
Speaker 1: My priorities are having a family and money isn't everything
Speaker 1: to me. Please don't say my name. I think your
Speaker 1: priorities are perfect and I look at it. You didn't
Speaker 1: elaborate on how much your boyfriend is pushing this, whether
Speaker 1: this is just a comment that you took to heart,
Speaker 1: or whether this is something that he's on you about.
Speaker 1: If this is something he's on you about, you need
Speaker 1: to dump that loser and go find somebody else. And
Speaker 1: it is not everybody's lot in life to have a
Speaker 1: family and kids. Some people are it's not everybody's lot
Speaker 1: in life to get married. Different people have different paths,
Speaker 1: and your path doesn't have to mirror your brothers or
Speaker 1: your sisters, or your neighbor or but it doesn't have
Speaker 1: to mirror that at all. It shouldn't. You have your
Speaker 1: own thing. But if you're a woman and your desire
Speaker 1: is to be a mom and make a home and
Speaker 1: you don't want to have to exist in the corporate world,
Speaker 1: that's the most wonderful thing in the world. Absolutely, the
Speaker 1: most wonderful thing in the world. And ob likes to
Speaker 1: give me a lot of credit for those two idiots
Speaker 1: we raised. Who really are I mean, they really are
Speaker 1: fine young men. It blows me away. I took my
Speaker 1: I took James to breakfast yesterday morning. We had some time,
Speaker 1: we had to leave the house's long story, but we
Speaker 1: took into breakfast yesterday morning, no phone in his hand,
Speaker 1: no nothing, just sat We just talked politics the whole time. Dad,
Speaker 1: what's going on in Iran? Dad? Have you seen this?
Speaker 1: About this?
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 1: It was just I came away, blown away by my
Speaker 1: seventeen year old and od likes to give me a
Speaker 1: lot of credit for that. But would they be like
Speaker 1: that if she wasn't such a diligent mother. Not a chance,
Speaker 1: not a chance in the world. And what will they
Speaker 1: do now? I don't know. Truth they might end up
Speaker 1: in prison. But what if they go on and do
Speaker 1: something any of the raise good families, become this, contribute
Speaker 1: this to society, that ah comes back to her. There's
Speaker 1: nothing more blessed than a woman raising her children. Nothing Jesse.
Speaker 1: There really is no hope. Oh gosh. Even during Trump
Speaker 1: they barely count almost a million deportations by fudging the numbers.
Speaker 1: Now low t Mark Wayne Mullen is citing almost a
Speaker 1: million naturalizations. Even with our historic level of not denaturalizations
Speaker 1: of twenty five individuals. We are not likely to see
Speaker 1: every or ever see any real change in those numbers.
Speaker 1: That math is the end of the country. No, it
Speaker 1: can be, but it's not the headline. Trump judges turbocharge
Speaker 1: deportation orders. I could keep going. We are getting some
Speaker 1: of the things we want. You were never ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 1: in a million years, going to get twenty million deportations
Speaker 1: in a Trump administration. And that's not because of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: We do not have the legal things in place that
Speaker 1: would facilitate that. We don't have the facilities to house
Speaker 1: this many people and get them out. Didn't remember Remember this,
Speaker 1: Remember if you're frustrated with the pace of deportations, remember
Speaker 1: Ice before Donald Trump two point zero came in. ICE.
Speaker 1: You know, those are the guys who have to do
Speaker 1: the arresting and deporting. ICE had six thousand employees. Three
Speaker 1: thousand of those were pencil pushers, three thousand dudes to
Speaker 1: deport one hundred million people. So the Trump administration has
Speaker 1: had to spend a year and a half staffing up.
Speaker 1: Remember that big push they made. We want to hire
Speaker 1: I think the number was one hundred thousand. I forget. Now,
Speaker 1: we want to hire one hundred thousand ICE agents. Now,
Speaker 1: by the way you put out the call for them.
Speaker 1: Now you have to screen them. Who's qualified, who's a
Speaker 1: dirt ball. Once you screen them, you have to train them,
Speaker 1: get them ready to go. And then that brings me
Speaker 1: to the judges. How many times have you sat and
Speaker 1: bashed your head off the desk because the judges are
Speaker 1: screwing everything up, stopping this, stopping that. It took a
Speaker 1: freaking Act of Congress practically to deport that won dirt ball.
Speaker 1: Always send him to Al Salvador. They brought him back.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind, there are a lot of entities, including
Speaker 1: many Republicans, who are highly invested in the mass importation
Speaker 1: of foreigners. They don't care about their country. They don't
Speaker 1: care about your culture, they don't care about the cleanliness
Speaker 1: of your roads. They care about their political clout, they
Speaker 1: care about money, they care about all kinds of other things,
Speaker 1: but they never care at all for a second about
Speaker 1: the United States of America. And these people are not
Speaker 1: out of power just because we elected Donald Trump. They
Speaker 1: are in positions of power all over the country. We
Speaker 1: tried to deport or were currently are deporting three hundred
Speaker 1: thousand Haitians who shouldn't have been and here at all.
Speaker 1: And the governor who really had most of them in
Speaker 1: his state, Mike DeWine in Ohio, went on a press
Speaker 1: tour complaining about it. Well, they're good for the economy.
Speaker 1: Remember when he pulled that they're good for the economy, Well,
Speaker 1: they buy houses. We have a long way to go
Speaker 1: to clean out this country of people who are invested
Speaker 1: in slave labor. It's extremely similar to what the Romans
Speaker 1: went through. The power structure of the Roman government became
Speaker 1: highly invested in the mass importation of slaves. It just did.
Speaker 1: They were making money off the slaves. They didn't care
Speaker 1: that normal citizens were out of work, or that things
Speaker 1: were dirtier, or crime or anything else. None of that
Speaker 1: stuff crossed their mind. They only cared about themselves. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at a headline right here, Trump hating Republican governors
Speaker 1: conspire with Democrats to smuggle in even more my and
Speaker 1: of course it's the governor of Utah Cox and the
Speaker 1: governor of Oklahoma Stitt. We have legions of people, not
Speaker 1: just on the other side, who don't want any foreigner
Speaker 1: to leave. They want you to leave. They want the
Speaker 1: foreigners here. We have a long way to go. All
Speaker 1: we're going to do in four years of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is get that ball rolling right. The next guy, it's
Speaker 1: to get it rolling faster. We have more. Hang on,
Speaker 1: you're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. You're welcome. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show. On a wonderful, wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 1: Brandon Darby's coming up ten minutes from now. Cartel Chronicles
Speaker 1: Tomorrow's Ask Doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions emailed in
Speaker 1: now to Jesse at Jesse Kelly's dot com. Remember that
Speaker 1: talk we've had many times before. But in fact, in fact,
Speaker 1: the lady yesterday, when lady emailed in, she had taught
Speaker 1: in the Inner City, and she said, a chocter, how
Speaker 1: many kids genuinely thought Thanksgiving was evil, some evil white holiday.
Speaker 1: And we've had this talk before. As much as people
Speaker 1: get offended by it, it's true that there are parts
Speaker 1: of the black infrastructure in this country, the black community
Speaker 1: in this country, that are poisoning Black people on purpose.
Speaker 1: It happens with these commi black pastors, happens with black politicians,
Speaker 1: black entertainers, black media personnel, and they tell these gigantic,
Speaker 1: ridiculous lies repeatedly to their own community, easily verifiable lies.
Speaker 1: And the result is you're poisoning people, in ruining their happiness,
Speaker 1: 'm winning the rest of their lives. And it's this
Speaker 1: horrible nefarious cycle that I look, it's easy to make
Speaker 1: fun of them. I'm about to make fun of Angel Reese.
Speaker 1: Of course, I feel sorrow for so many of these people.
Speaker 1: Imagine being stuck in this doom loop. Here's this moron,
Speaker 1: Angel Reese. She's apparently a WNBA player, talking about why
Speaker 1: she didn't play with dolls when she was a little girl.
Speaker 1: I didn't have dolls they looked like me.
Speaker 6: That that's why I kind of wanted to intentional.
Speaker 1: Because I didn't play with dolls. The audio is a
Speaker 1: little fuzzy because I didn't have dolls that look like me.
Speaker 1: She's talking about black dolls. Black dolls have been readily
Speaker 1: available in the United States of America since the nineteen seventies,
Speaker 1: since before I was born. She's twelve years old. There
Speaker 1: are black dolls available everywhere. She could drive down to
Speaker 1: Walmart or Target right now and go to the doll
Speaker 1: section and there'll be legions of black dolls, legions of them.
Speaker 1: That's just not true. So how could you believe something
Speaker 1: like that. Well, I don't know who all the influences
Speaker 1: in her life are, but they've all lied to her.
Speaker 1: They've all poured poison into her eyes and ears, and
Speaker 1: now she is poisoned, completely poisoned, a lunatic. It's terribly sad.
Speaker 1: Hey part time. The minute Grandma Vodka and Chucky Schumer
Speaker 1: didn't have the political capital to keep a lid on
Speaker 1: the crazies on the extreme left, the Kamis immediately seize
Speaker 1: control of the Democrat Party. Now the influence of the
Speaker 1: DSA grows with every election. As much as I despise
Speaker 1: those America hating degenerates, I can't help but admire the
Speaker 1: tactics they used to advance the islamunist I never that before.
Speaker 1: That's really good, the islammunist agenda. Communist in Islam, Chris,
Speaker 1: you needed a minute. You need a minute for that. Anyway,
Speaker 1: My question is, do you see an avenue for an
Speaker 1: insurgency of hardcore anti communist warriors into the Republican Party
Speaker 1: as the old guard of the GOP like McConnell, Graham,
Speaker 1: Tillis and Thune are stretched, are stripped of power. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: and it's already happening. It's already happening. And it's already happening.
Speaker 1: You can tell for a couple different reasons. It's not
Speaker 1: just that guys like corn and lost, and it's not
Speaker 1: just that guys like Cassidy lost. Lots of the other
Speaker 1: losers in recent years than the last ten years have retired.
Speaker 1: Jeff Flake, Jeff Flake is one of the biggest weeny
Speaker 1: losers that has ever walked into the United States Senate.
Speaker 1: He saw it coming a million miles away, and he
Speaker 1: just walked away. Mitch McConnell's walking away. Well, he's getting
Speaker 1: wheeled away. Tillis is retiring, and it's not all of them,
Speaker 1: of course, why do you think that is? They know
Speaker 1: which way the political winds are blowing. They understand their
Speaker 1: brand of weenie low. TGP is out. It is out,
Speaker 1: it's over. It's coming to an end, especially on the
Speaker 1: subject of immigration. As I have brought up before, if
Speaker 1: you're a Republican listening right now, maybe you're a super
Speaker 1: moderate loser on the issue of immigration. While we do
Speaker 1: need some more. Maybe you're one of those guys. And
Speaker 1: if you are, fine, that's your business. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now, it's political suicide. As the mood of the
Speaker 1: country gets angrier and angrier, as the country gets dirtier,
Speaker 1: more expensive, more crime ridden, there will be white hot
Speaker 1: anger aimed at losers like James Lancret of Oklahoma who
Speaker 1: try to give out amnesty and open up the border.
Speaker 1: There will and it will get worse from here. And
Speaker 1: that's a good thing. Brandon Darby is a good thing.
Speaker 1: Speaking of the border. We'll talk to Brandon Darby about that,
Speaker 1: probably talk to him a little bit of crime. Maybe
Speaker 1: I'll ask them about identity theft? Do you think Do
Speaker 1: you think online identity theft is just some random hacker
Speaker 1: nerds sitting in his basement. There are criminal gangs across
Speaker 1: the globe, Russia most definitely. All they do all day
Speaker 1: long is scour the internet for your information, trying to
Speaker 1: hack into these websites so they can get your name,
Speaker 1: your address, your social Why to what end? It gets
Speaker 1: them access to your bank account. They drain it. You
Speaker 1: wake up one morning and it's empty. They take loans
Speaker 1: out in your name, big ones, not just one either.
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Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a spectacular Thursday,
Speaker 1: and I'm so excited for this because it's been too long.
Speaker 1: Joining me now, as promised, is the great Brandon Darby
Speaker 1: of Breitbart, the Cartel Chronicles, the guy who has taught
Speaker 1: us so much over the years, Brandon. Before we get
Speaker 1: into all that stuff, the Eagles. I saw there playing
Speaker 1: at that big fancy sphere in Las Vegas, and the
Speaker 1: cheapest ticket is six hundred dollars. That's outrageous, right.
Speaker 6: You know what's outrageous? As I tried to. Don't laugh
Speaker 6: at me, but I tried to get tickets to Dolly
Speaker 6: Parton did Las Vegas, and two tickets to sit close
Speaker 6: up front were like thirty grand and I did it.
Speaker 6: Obviously didn't get the tickets, but it was thirty thousand
Speaker 6: dollars to go sit near the front and see Dolly
Speaker 6: Partner Las Vegas, the jerk.
Speaker 1: Dolly Parton. Not that I would criticize that kind of thing, Brandon.
Speaker 1: But was this done forty years ago or was this
Speaker 1: fairly recent?
Speaker 6: It was fairly recent, but it was Doug. It was
Speaker 6: Dug for It was not for me so, but I
Speaker 6: was trying to be kind and nice to someone other
Speaker 6: that I realized I needed to be cheaper just to
Speaker 6: go to Dollywood or whatever.
Speaker 1: Or just take some of that cartel money randon. All right, now,
Speaker 1: let's actually talk about that in a more serious way.
Speaker 1: The last time we talked, El Mencho had been unalived
Speaker 1: by somebody, and that whole powerful cartel was going to
Speaker 1: have themselves a little bit of a leadership struggle. What's
Speaker 1: happening there.
Speaker 6: Well, they're still having a leadership struggle, and the US
Speaker 6: government is going after them. I think there's about, if
Speaker 6: I'm not mistaken, about one hundred million dollars of rewards
Speaker 6: different leaders of that cartel, different people who are trying
Speaker 6: to spring up that are being offered by the US government,
Speaker 6: And the US government's just we can have it on them,
Speaker 6: you know. And force in Mexico to the central government
Speaker 6: of Mexico is has caused some problems, but people within
Speaker 6: that central government are cooperating with the US. Mexico's very
Speaker 6: you know, Mexican president is very upset that people, you know,
Speaker 6: we said her government are working directly with the US
Speaker 6: going around you know, the going around the official channels
Speaker 6: and helping the United States take out cartels. And it's
Speaker 6: worked in I think as it should. There's a couple
Speaker 6: of hiccups we you know, this week or last week
Speaker 6: we published I think we actually published it Monday, but
Speaker 6: by a bit last week Friday, but we published the
Speaker 6: there's a whatded cartel guy named Elbelo in Mitchell Cord.
Speaker 6: We published his address. We published where he hangs out
Speaker 6: pictures of his house, and the Mexican government reacts by
Speaker 6: going after all of you know, the people around him,
Speaker 6: but still about him. So you know, he gets mad
Speaker 6: and places a bounty on US agent, so that he
Speaker 6: gets mad and places a bounty on one of my
Speaker 6: writers because we published his address. He doesn't like it,
Speaker 6: you know, but that's what we do, and we're happy
Speaker 6: to do it. We do it again, and and we're
Speaker 6: going to keep beating the drum until the US gunment
Speaker 6: goes after him and every one of these guys is
Speaker 6: stick their head heads up. We're going to create as
Speaker 6: much pressure as possible by sharing information in there, you know,
Speaker 6: our government and Mexico's government, and to keeping the pressure.
Speaker 1: Of Brandon again. Speaking with Brandon Darby Breitbard Cartel chronicles Brandon.
Speaker 1: What level of technology are these cartels operating under now?
Speaker 1: Because I hear various things, but most of what I
Speaker 1: hear is they are they have encrypted columns, is what
Speaker 1: I've heard. I've heard that technologically they are not only good,
Speaker 1: but they are advancing just because they have the money.
Speaker 6: Correct, Yeah, they have. They have every fay imaginable. They
Speaker 6: you know, they have every sage money can buy. They
Speaker 6: have ways of communicated with each other that are very
Speaker 6: difficult either for the US government to listen to. Odd
Speaker 6: but the one problem they have and again, this is
Speaker 6: what happens. You see this over and over again. Right,
Speaker 6: we look at the amount of money and I don't
Speaker 6: know the exact about, but the amount of money that
Speaker 6: here's an example, right, kind of related but not direct.
Speaker 6: The US governments spent a lot of money on contracts
Speaker 6: and all this technology that would detect you know, cartel tunnels,
Speaker 6: smuggling tunnels under the US border. Right today, to my knowledge,
Speaker 6: I know it was true as of two years ago.
Speaker 6: I think it's still true. There have been no tunnels detected.
Speaker 6: With those hundreds of millions of dollars of technology, all
Speaker 6: of the tunnel detections have happened from human intelligence, from ubit,
Speaker 6: from sources, you know, from sources who get cash to
Speaker 6: share information. All of the tunnels that we've discovered and
Speaker 6: been discovered because of human intelligence. And you know, the
Speaker 6: problem these guys have is that they can spend as
Speaker 6: much money as they want on technology. But in a
Speaker 6: criminal organization, there are always people under you who want
Speaker 6: you to be god and who want to take your place,
Speaker 6: and they are all too happy to help You're Italy
Speaker 6: find you. And that's what keeps happening to these guys.
Speaker 6: So they can spend all the money they want to spend.
Speaker 6: They could have as much money as Elon Musk, and
Speaker 6: they're not. They're still not going to be able to
Speaker 6: shirk the facts that there are people around them who
Speaker 6: are going to share information about them.
Speaker 1: Can this war be won? Brandon? That the war on drugs,
Speaker 1: the war on the cartels. I know, we can kill
Speaker 1: them and arrest them and find their tunnels and things
Speaker 1: like that. Is there a destination? Is victory possible?
Speaker 6: Well, it's like it's like the war on bacteria. It
Speaker 6: dirt it dust in your house, Jesse, like not that
Speaker 6: your house is dirty, don't get involved. But in idiot
Speaker 6: euphemistic Jesse's house, here's how this works. You got to
Speaker 6: keep cleaning the house. You need to keep cleaning your toilet.
Speaker 6: But no matter how much you cleaned your toilet, there's
Speaker 6: always going to be something to clean, right, But the
Speaker 6: consequences of just cleaning things go really, really bad. And
Speaker 6: that's what this is, like, that's what we're going to
Speaker 6: fight until Mexico has, you know, a non stratified economy
Speaker 6: where people have mobility and and you know, more Mexicans
Speaker 6: are part of the middle class, and there's not this
Speaker 6: huge discrepancy you know, which again I'm not attacking capitalism,
Speaker 6: I'm attacking leftism when I say this, you know, leftist ideology.
Speaker 6: Until there's not this huge discrepancy between the masses who
Speaker 6: are extremely poor and the few who have a lot,
Speaker 6: who are connected to togethernment, we're going to keep seeing
Speaker 6: problems like this. You know, not to sound like Barack Obama,
Speaker 6: but there was some truth, right and saying like even
Speaker 6: with terrorism or with organized crime, the the long term
Speaker 6: answer is economic opportunity, right, But now the short term
Speaker 6: answers where I disagree with liberals on right like, I
Speaker 6: don't think that overlooking it or turning my head or
Speaker 6: our feeling sympathy for our enemies is the way to
Speaker 6: get there. But I think the way to get there
Speaker 6: is the more right rig approach, which is to to, uh,
Speaker 6: you know, absolutely go after our enemies, but but in
Speaker 6: the long term. And you know, there's a reason that
Speaker 6: Canada doesn't have these problems in Mexico does. Right, There's
Speaker 6: a reason that uh that that it's that way and
Speaker 6: it and it has to do with the fact that,
Speaker 6: you know, with policy, and it has to do with
Speaker 6: with with what the economies are like for for most people.
Speaker 6: There's just such a huge discrepancy between our economic well
Speaker 6: being and Mexico's economic well being. And uh, and there's
Speaker 6: you know, there's a lot of room for crime, and
Speaker 6: there's a lot of people who are going to turn
Speaker 6: to crime. And you know, when your government is is
Speaker 6: very far left, and and they use that governmental people
Speaker 6: use that governmental power to promote their own interests and
Speaker 6: not the interests of the majority of people. Uh. You know,
Speaker 6: when they exploit that governmental power, that governmental control over
Speaker 6: the economy, you get what we have in Mexico, right,
Speaker 6: You get that where you have a society that is
Speaker 6: very anti gun. It's been drilled in their heads since
Speaker 6: their last revolution. They hate guns and the government won't
Speaker 6: allow them to have those guns. But the cartels have guns, right,
Speaker 6: So you know, it's the reason that I can publish
Speaker 6: this guy's address, you know, a big cartel bosses address,
Speaker 6: and feel reasonably safe doing so because if they show
Speaker 6: up around me, I have the ability to throw lead
Speaker 6: right back at them. Right, And the people in Mexico don't,
Speaker 6: to put it simply, unless they're criminals, they don't have
Speaker 6: the ability to defend themselves. I can tell you that
Speaker 6: what's happening and most of Mexico would not be happening
Speaker 6: in the United States because we were, especially in Texas,
Speaker 6: because we wouldn't put up with it, and we wouldn't
Speaker 6: put up with this kind of stuff, right, we wouldn't
Speaker 6: put up with people tell them us what we can
Speaker 6: and can't print, what we can and can't say. We
Speaker 6: just went and tolerated. But they kind of have to.
Speaker 6: That's again because of far left of center policies or
Speaker 6: attitudes that they can't do anything about their own problems
Speaker 6: that we're having to as a country.
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Speaker 1: to Jesse at Jesse kelly'sshow dot com. Vance. Federal government
Speaker 1: has identified two hundred and thirty billion dollars in fraud
Speaker 1: just since March deadline. Nearly half of the ACA that's
Speaker 1: the Obamacare stuff Medicaid expansion enrollees were ineligible in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four because Democrats are the largest criminal enterprise in
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Speaker 3: Does the socialism thing scare me?
Speaker 1: Yes? Is it the wrong solution? Yes?
Speaker 3: But one thing I try to persuade my fellow Republicans
Speaker 3: of is socialism is the alternative. If we don't have
Speaker 3: a pathway to give people sense that the system is
Speaker 3: not rigged and that the American dream is attainable.
Speaker 1: That's like our job, that's what we have to do.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying Rome was built in Aday. It's not
Speaker 3: going to be easy to undo some of these trends.
Speaker 3: But man, we ran the experiment. We ran the experiment
Speaker 3: of offshoring all of our industrial jobs, of becoming a
Speaker 3: services and finance economy and allowing Wall Street to come
Speaker 3: in and buy every asset of modern life and turn
Speaker 3: it into an investible you know, line goes up asset.
Speaker 3: And what has that done. It's created a generation of
Speaker 3: kids who kind of are attracted to socialism.
Speaker 1: You have to fix that problem.
Speaker 5: Well with kids that do feel And you're correct, and
Speaker 5: I agree with you. The system is rigged. Kids feel
Speaker 5: like there are no options other than to burn it down. Yes,
Speaker 5: and that's the problem. And because they feel very frustrated.
Speaker 3: And this is part of our job is to provide
Speaker 3: an option that isn't burn it down, but is not
Speaker 3: just doing the same things that we've done.
Speaker 1: That's excellent. You know what else is excellent? Red Lobster.
Speaker 1: Don't make that face, Chris. I I can't even tell
Speaker 1: you how excited I am to take James to Red Lobster.
Speaker 1: I think it's been months since I've had it. I
Speaker 1: want to remind you of a sad, sad fact. They
Speaker 1: took away their blue cheese dressing for the longest time
Speaker 1: my entire life, Red Lobster had the best blue cheese
Speaker 1: on earth. I have no idea what kind it was
Speaker 1: or where they got it. Probably made it in house,
Speaker 1: you scratch made, like most things in there. But they
Speaker 1: took it away last time I was in there. So
Speaker 1: that's sad. What's not sad is the Maazi sticks. No
Speaker 1: one thinks. No one thinks Mazi stick when they think
Speaker 1: about Red Lobster, but they should. The best mozzarella sticks
Speaker 1: on earth. You can buy them in Red Lobster. I'm
Speaker 1: not even kidding. Their shrimp scampy top notch. Their shrimp alfredo,
Speaker 1: you can get it. It's not on the menu. You
Speaker 1: have to know people. I'm kidding. Desk you can get it. Cagun.
Speaker 1: You can ask for Cageun shrimp Alfredo. The Cheddarbay biscuits.
Speaker 1: You dip them in the shrimp scampy butter and then
Speaker 1: I'll give you one more. When you were getting ready
Speaker 1: to leave, you ask your waitress politely if you can
Speaker 1: get some Cheddar Bay biscuits to go. She'll say yes,
Speaker 1: they always do. They're well trained. You take your cheddarbaby
Speaker 1: biscuits home. The next morning, you wake up you throw
Speaker 1: a couple cheddar Bay biscuits in the microwave twenty thirty seconds,
Speaker 1: pull them out, drop them in a bowl, probably microwave
Speaker 1: them in a bowl. In the bowl goes two or
Speaker 1: three over easy eggs, some shredded cheese, and if you're
Speaker 1: really feeling extra spicy, get some milk and some flour
Speaker 1: and some cage and seas. Put it in a frying pan.
Speaker 1: Make yourself a little cage and gravy and pour that
Speaker 1: over the top of it. You are about to eat
Speaker 1: like a king. What what Chris? Tell me? That doesn't
Speaker 1: sound good? That's kosher too? Everything I just said that
Speaker 1: was is that not kosher? You people can eat that? Wait?
Speaker 1: I know, I know you can't eat meat and cheese.
Speaker 1: You can you eat eggs and cheese. I just gave
Speaker 1: you a kosher meal, Chris, Jewish friendly, right, You're welcome
Speaker 1: for it. You're welcome. And now here's a headline, you know,
Speaker 1: you know the thing headlines We didn't get to Israel
Speaker 1: to scale back Gaza strikes, to give Trump's Hamas disarmament
Speaker 1: a disarmament plan a chance. This is it's just part
Speaker 1: of this ongoing thing to try to get things calm
Speaker 1: down over there so Trump can come come home. Everything
Speaker 1: everything's everything's aimed towards that. Speaking of which, Iran threatened
Speaker 1: to black out the golf if the US hit their
Speaker 1: power plants. So they weren't necessarily going to attack us,
Speaker 1: although I'm sure they were going to do that. They
Speaker 1: were going to attack the other golf states, the other
Speaker 1: golf states who don't have the ability to defend themselves.
Speaker 1: Remember that. It just it's an endlessly complicated, big old
Speaker 1: friggin mess. Trump administration locates one hundred and forty eight
Speaker 1: thousand unaccounted for illegal immigrant children. The Democrat Party facilitated
Speaker 1: the largest human slave trade in the history of mankind
Speaker 1: the last time we gave them power. Let's not do
Speaker 1: that again. Trump says we may have to send oil
Speaker 1: prices up again. Let's not lead with that until November.
Speaker 1: Senate panel votes to hold Fauci in contempt. Look, it
Speaker 1: ain't prison, but it ain't nothing. At least it's something. JD.
Speaker 1: Vance warns limousine socialists will destroy Michigan auto jobs and
Speaker 1: depress American wages. This Michigan race is going to be
Speaker 1: something to see. This Abdul al Saye guy is a
Speaker 1: true communist to the core. He would be he'd be
Speaker 1: to the left of Bernie Sanders, and he'd be sitting
Speaker 1: inside the United States Senate. That's generally not good. You
Speaker 1: know what is good, asked doctor Jesse Friday. It's the
Speaker 1: greatest thing in the world. I mean that in Red Lobster,
Speaker 1: and it's coming tomorrow. I will see you, I will
Speaker 1: answer your questions. We'll have a good time. That's all.