Speaker 1: To Jesse Kelly's show. Let's have some fun. I am back. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's really me on an Ask Doctor Jesse Friday. I
Speaker 1: will explain where I was yesterday here in just a second,
Speaker 1: we're gonna make fun of Joe Biden and it's gonna
Speaker 1: be glorious tonight. We have some great ask the Doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse questions. I mean some really really heavy ones, so
Speaker 1: we'll we'll get to all those tonight. Um, here's the thing.
Speaker 1: I was ready to do my show yesterday. Remember, no
Speaker 1: phone calls today, it's it's Friday. No guests, no phone calls,
Speaker 1: no nothing. I was ready to do my show. That
Speaker 1: didn't end up working out at all. And here is why.
Speaker 1: Here's where I was. I was in Washington, DC yesterday.
Speaker 1: Now you heard me on Wednesday night from Washington, DC
Speaker 1: do my show yesterday. I was in DC and ready
Speaker 1: to do my show, and they had a studio set
Speaker 1: up for me to do my show. But I was
Speaker 1: there on behalf of the great group Tunnel to Towers.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be talking about them a lot more, by
Speaker 1: the way. Tunnel to Towers they started right obviously after
Speaker 1: nine to eleven that they were celebrating their twentieth anniversary
Speaker 1: they started, and their mission is to pay off the
Speaker 1: mortgages of gold Star widows and gold Star widows of
Speaker 1: first responders and things like that. They've done it a
Speaker 1: bunch and I got to hang out with all kinds
Speaker 1: of these widows yesterday. When you hear their stories and
Speaker 1: what it meant to them and their families, it just
Speaker 1: it's really really cool. But I'm not going into that
Speaker 1: right now. But either way, yesterday they had their twentieth
Speaker 1: anniversary celebration in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC,
Speaker 1: where it was a really really cool set up there,
Speaker 1: all these flags set up. They had a white bag
Speaker 1: with a candle in it in every name on there
Speaker 1: of the guys who died in Iraq and Afghanistan. They
Speaker 1: had it surrounding the big pond by the monument. I mean,
Speaker 1: it was really really cool. And what they did was
Speaker 1: they simply had different readers reading off the names, and
Speaker 1: I got a portion of names that I was honored
Speaker 1: to read yesterday. I was supposed to be done in
Speaker 1: plenty of time to come do the show, and I
Speaker 1: mean hours. I was supposed to be done in plenty
Speaker 1: of time. These things sometimes go a little bit slower
Speaker 1: than you think. By the time I was done reading
Speaker 1: my name, my names, we were on the final hour
Speaker 1: of the show. I wasn't here. That's just the way
Speaker 1: it goes. I wasn't here. So now you're gonna have
Speaker 1: to get a double dose of me because I missed you.
Speaker 1: All Right, now, let's talk about Joe Biden. Let's just
Speaker 1: talk about this for a moment. Let's talk about looking
Speaker 1: out from one another. Everyone's killing Joe Biden because of
Speaker 1: what he had to say yesterday. And in case you've
Speaker 1: been hiding under a rock, this is what Joe Biden
Speaker 1: had to say about Satchel Paige. You know, I've adopted
Speaker 1: the attitude of the great Negro at the time picture
Speaker 1: in the Negro leagues went on to become a great
Speaker 1: picture in the pros into the Major League Baseball after
Speaker 1: Jackie Robinson. His name was Satchel Paige. Okay, not a
Speaker 1: great moment. Then. Everybody was killing Joe Biden for that yesterday.
Speaker 1: But let's be honest about what happened here. And I
Speaker 1: know this is a little different than everything else you've heard.
Speaker 1: That wasn't Joe Biden dropping up. What are we gonna
Speaker 1: call that, Chris, a half endbomb. It's not an end bomb,
Speaker 1: but it's a half endbomb, half endbomb. Let's call it
Speaker 1: a half in, Bob. That wasn't Joe Biden dropping a
Speaker 1: half end bomb. We know what he was trying to say.
Speaker 1: He was trying to say he was Satchel Page was
Speaker 1: in the negro Leagues, and that's what the negro Leagues
Speaker 1: were called. They were called negro Leagues. That's the name
Speaker 1: of them. Historically. Joe Biden was completely unable to get
Speaker 1: those words out. Chris played again, so it came out really,
Speaker 1: really poorly. You know, I've adopted the attitude of the
Speaker 1: great negro at the time. Picture in the negro Leagues
Speaker 1: went on to become a great picture in the pros
Speaker 1: into the Major League Baseball after Jackie Robinson. His name
Speaker 1: was Satchel Page. Okay, let's let's just unpack all of
Speaker 1: this right now, all of it right now. One I
Speaker 1: realized why everyone piled on and I piled onto, and
Speaker 1: I just did it because it was fun, and you
Speaker 1: did because it was fun. We all know what he
Speaker 1: was trying to say. Though, here's the problem. It's not
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's fault. It's Joe Biden's speechwriter's fault, as you don't. Look,
Speaker 1: what do you know about me? You know I'm a
Speaker 1: bad person in a sociopath and all these other things.
Speaker 1: And one of the other things you know about me
Speaker 1: by now you know I don't do well with technology.
Speaker 1: So yes, I don't need the facial expressions. Chris, I know,
Speaker 1: I just admitted I didn't do well. Okay, okay, so
Speaker 1: you know what, Actually, this is a great example. Let's
Speaker 1: use Chris for example. I was just in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: I had to do my show from there on Wednesday night.
Speaker 1: If I show up at the studio on Wednesday night
Speaker 1: and Chris hasn't lined out anything for me ahead of time,
Speaker 1: and I have to sit down in front of this
Speaker 1: big radio board with all these buttons and dials and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, and Chris says, Chris says, all right,
Speaker 1: get that stuff set up and we'll do the show.
Speaker 1: Is that my fault? Is it my fault that I've
Speaker 1: been completely set up for failure? Chris understands, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: everything has to be set up. So he just has
Speaker 1: to talk. He's not capable of doing anything else technologically,
Speaker 1: So everything was set up. I had one button to push,
Speaker 1: press this button to turn the mic on, and press
Speaker 1: this button to turn the mic off. That's Chris setting
Speaker 1: me up for success. If you're Joe Biden's speech writer,
Speaker 1: you are by now very aware that the President of
Speaker 1: the United States of America loses his train of thought,
Speaker 1: very likely suffers from dementia, gets lost, says the wrong thing,
Speaker 1: forgets words. Why are you saying anything involving the word negro?
Speaker 1: Why are you putting that in the President of the
Speaker 1: United States of America's speech when you know we can't
Speaker 1: talk talk about setting him up for failure, And don't
Speaker 1: be wrong, I'm laughing at his failure. I'm glad he
Speaker 1: looks like a big boob because I can't stand the guy.
Speaker 1: But let's be frank, that's the speech writer's fault. Talk
Speaker 1: about setting the man up for failure. Oh, we got
Speaker 1: Joe's gotta give a speech today, should we shall we
Speaker 1: put something about the negro league in there? How does
Speaker 1: someone not step in at that exact moment and say,
Speaker 1: I think we should probably avoid that word because that's
Speaker 1: one you should be a little delicate about. And Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is about as delicate as the incredible Hulk in
Speaker 1: a china shop. Talk about setting people up for failure.
Speaker 1: All right, that's enough of that. Let's get to some
Speaker 1: questions here. It is an ask doctor Jesse Friday. Yes,
Speaker 1: we're gonna hit some big stories today. Remember, no guests,
Speaker 1: no phone calls. I'm loving this climate change story. There's
Speaker 1: a climate change prevention thing going on in New York
Speaker 1: that I'm gonna bring up here in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: So we'll get to that in a second. But first,
Speaker 1: at first I got this email and it was heavy,
Speaker 1: and I thought we should just go ahead. Let's just
Speaker 1: tackle this beast right out of the gate. Hey, Jesse.
Speaker 1: This past August marked four years of me being sober
Speaker 1: off hard drugs, and October marked two years of no
Speaker 1: smoking cigarettes. I still drink occasionally, but that's more than
Speaker 1: more socially than anything else. When I was a drug
Speaker 1: addict and a serious alcoholic, I was also a big
Speaker 1: lib and that started in my high school years. Now
Speaker 1: that I'm sober and have found my way back to conservatism,
Speaker 1: I spend my time at work day dreaming of the
Speaker 1: dreams I could have accomplished had I stayed true to
Speaker 1: my conservative upbringing. I had wanted to join the army
Speaker 1: and then become a police officer, but I didn't because
Speaker 1: of the sirens song of socially pressured liberalism. It's not
Speaker 1: that my life is bad now. I'm assault of the
Speaker 1: earth guy in warehousing that makes good money with a
Speaker 1: girlfriend and lands on getting a house. I'm almost in
Speaker 1: my thirties with commitments, so drastically changing my life to
Speaker 1: chase a youthful dream isn't really on the table. But
Speaker 1: it feels like I'm not following my calling. How do
Speaker 1: I reconcile who I am with who I can no
Speaker 1: longer be? I know this ran along, so thank you
Speaker 1: for reading it. Keep up the great work man, brother,
Speaker 1: listen to me. After I spent some time in the
Speaker 1: Marine Corps, I had gotten promoted. I became a non
Speaker 1: commissioned officer. I was a corporal, and I eventually had
Speaker 1: young marines fresh marines underneath me. I was in charge
Speaker 1: of them, and we would go on grueling physical things
Speaker 1: in the Marine Corps, brutal humps and brutal runs and
Speaker 1: things like that, and sometimes look, some people were athletes,
Speaker 1: some people were in better shape, some people were weaker
Speaker 1: and you know, need to work out more, and some
Speaker 1: people just various things. And we had one guy in
Speaker 1: my platoon who was an absolute workout beast, one of
Speaker 1: those guys high school wrestling superstar, soccer star. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you're going to build an athlete in a lab,
Speaker 1: you would build this guy. And we had another guy
Speaker 1: in our platoon. We didn't know it at the time.
Speaker 1: We had another guy who had a heart condition. It
Speaker 1: was just something wrong with his ticker. Don't worry, this
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Speaker 1: ridiculous here in just a second. But you know what,
Speaker 1: I want to read this. I'm gonna read this in
Speaker 1: its entirety. It's an ass, doctor Jesse Friday, as you know,
Speaker 1: so just hang on for this, hey, Jesse. This past
Speaker 1: August marked four years of me being sober and off
Speaker 1: hard drugs, and October marked two years of no smoking cigarettes.
Speaker 1: I still drink occasionally, but that's more socially than anything else.
Speaker 1: When I was a young drug addict and serious alcoholic,
Speaker 1: I was also a big lib started my high school years.
Speaker 1: Now that I'm sober and I've found my way back
Speaker 1: to conservatism, I spend my time at work day dreaming
Speaker 1: of the dreams I could have accomplished had I stayed
Speaker 1: true to my conservative upbringing. I wanted to join the
Speaker 1: army and then become a police officer, but I didn't
Speaker 1: because of the sirens song of socially pressured liberalism. It's
Speaker 1: not that my life is bad now. I've assault to
Speaker 1: the earth guy in warehousing that makes good money with
Speaker 1: a girlfriend and plans on getting a house. I'm almost
Speaker 1: in my thirties with commitments, so drastically changing my life
Speaker 1: to chase a youthful dream isn't really on the table.
Speaker 1: But it feels like I'm not following my calling. How
Speaker 1: do I reconcile who I am with who I can
Speaker 1: no longer be? I know this ran long, so thank
Speaker 1: you for reading it. Keep up the great workman. All right,
Speaker 1: let me let me start. Let me start this here,
Speaker 1: and I'm going somewhere with this, So just hang with
Speaker 1: me for a second. When I was in the Marine Corps,
Speaker 1: I was in charge of some men, and we had
Speaker 1: strong men and we had weaker men. We had one
Speaker 1: guy sticks out in my mind who had his superstar
Speaker 1: athlete wrestler, soccer player. Anytime we went on a grueling
Speaker 1: hump or run, it looked like he wasn't even sweating.
Speaker 1: It was just even Marine Corps stuff. It was just
Speaker 1: easy for him. And we had another guy who we
Speaker 1: found out later had a heart condition. Now, when we
Speaker 1: would go on let's call it a gas mask run,
Speaker 1: they used to make us do that. We'd have to
Speaker 1: put on a gas mask go on a run, so
Speaker 1: you'd learn how to They're really just trying to torture you,
Speaker 1: but so you learn how to breathe in a gas mask.
Speaker 1: And oftentimes when we would go on this run, obviously
Speaker 1: the superstud athlete would be fine. The guy with the
Speaker 1: heart condition we didn't know. Again, we didn't know he
Speaker 1: had one yet. Oftentimes he would flat out pass out.
Speaker 1: He would run, he would stay with the group until
Speaker 1: he would physically just pass out. We'd turn around and
Speaker 1: he'd be passed out, face down in the ground. Luckily,
Speaker 1: we didn't end up killing him by accident. There's just
Speaker 1: a heart condition they didn't catch. And I gathered all
Speaker 1: my marines around me one day and I said, listen,
Speaker 1: I know some of you are struggling keeping up. We're
Speaker 1: gonna do more pt We're gonna get you stronger. But
Speaker 1: let me ask you, what's more impressive that guy the
Speaker 1: superstud over there who breezes through every run, or the
Speaker 1: guy who has some struggles and he goes until he
Speaker 1: almost dies. I know what's more impressive to me. What's
Speaker 1: more impressive to me is the guy who goes to
Speaker 1: he almost dies. You're in your twenties, brother, you struggled
Speaker 1: with drugs and alcohol. You managed to overcome those things.
Speaker 1: You're already a gigantic success, not a failure, not a failure,
Speaker 1: a gigantic success because people go through hard things and people,
Speaker 1: I mean, you understand, everyone has struggles. Right. People look
Speaker 1: around at others and they think that guy's life must
Speaker 1: be perfect, that woman's life must be perfect. She's beautiful
Speaker 1: and look at her handsome husband, and you don't know,
Speaker 1: everyone has struggles. I've had a million struggles in my life.
Speaker 1: I still struggle with things all the time. I don't
Speaker 1: have some perfect life. I've had times in my life
Speaker 1: where I drank way too much and then did really
Speaker 1: awful things. I admit it, I admit it. Overcome it
Speaker 1: as you have. You're in your twenties, you've lived a
Speaker 1: third a fourth of the time you're going to live.
Speaker 1: You got a dime girlfriend and a good job, and
Speaker 1: you're about to buy a house. There's no reconciling anything.
Speaker 1: You don't have anything to reconcile. You're already a success,
Speaker 1: a huge success. It doesn't take being in the army
Speaker 1: or any branch of the military, or being a cop
Speaker 1: to be a success. Yeah, we honor those guys, and
Speaker 1: we always will. You're already a success. Forget about past mistakes.
Speaker 1: You don't have time. We don't have time to live
Speaker 1: that way. If I lived looking at everything I've screwed
Speaker 1: up in my life, and I don't even like calling
Speaker 1: the mistakes like just bad things I've done. If I
Speaker 1: lived focusing on all that, I'd be a miserable human being.
Speaker 1: And so will you go put a ring on that
Speaker 1: dime's finger and buy a house and go make babies,
Speaker 1: and you'll be a better man for it, all right now?
Speaker 1: Let's get to this, Oh, New York, New York begins
Speaker 1: construction on a hundred and seven million dollars living barriers
Speaker 1: to fight the city's rising seas. I kid you not,
Speaker 1: Chris on the southern tip of Staten Island, New York
Speaker 1: City's latest project to address climate change is now slowing
Speaker 1: rising from the sea. When complete, this hundred and seven
Speaker 1: million dollars project will stretch along a mile of shoreline,
Speaker 1: blunting the impact of waves, erosion and storm surges and
Speaker 1: sea level rise. Okay, Um, when you're putting up a
Speaker 1: wall to help stop the waves from eroding things, that's
Speaker 1: not stopping the rising of the seas, you morons. That's
Speaker 1: just simply something protecting the shore from the waves. That's one. Two.
Speaker 1: Do you genuinely believe you can build something? If if
Speaker 1: you really believe the oceans are rising of man made
Speaker 1: climate change, which they're not, and there's no such thing
Speaker 1: as man made climate change. But if you genuinely believe that,
Speaker 1: Let's say you're a complete nutter and you believe that,
Speaker 1: do you think you're one hundred and seven million dollar
Speaker 1: project is going to do anything about it? Buddy? If
Speaker 1: the oceans are rising, get yourself a raft and a snorkel,
Speaker 1: because there's nothing one hundred and seven trillions going to
Speaker 1: do to stop it. It's the ocean, you morons. And
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I can never get past this. How how
Speaker 1: these people have sold this gigantic lie to so much
Speaker 1: of the world, and they've gotten so much of the world,
Speaker 1: not just to believe it or give it lift service,
Speaker 1: they've gotten so much of the world to actually spend
Speaker 1: a fortune on it. Listen to John Kerry, these people.
Speaker 1: By twenty thirty in the United States, we won't have
Speaker 1: we will not have coal plants by twenty thirty five.
Speaker 1: President Biden a set of target that we will be
Speaker 1: in our power sector carbon free, no coal plants by
Speaker 1: twenty thirty. China's building them by the dozen while we
Speaker 1: shoot ourselves in the foot. Gosh, whatever we do. Like
Speaker 1: all right, we have more on that here in just
Speaker 1: a second. Hang on what the Jesse Kelly, Joe Man,
Speaker 1: it feels good to be back. I just I can't
Speaker 1: get over. I can't get over New York building one
Speaker 1: hundred and seven million dollar wall to stop the rising
Speaker 1: of the oceans. Gosh, how much money. You know someone's
Speaker 1: probably done this Chris so, I probably should have done
Speaker 1: some research for the show. How much money total has
Speaker 1: been blown on climate change? That isn't real? Is it?
Speaker 1: Just Think about that? Think how much money they've blown
Speaker 1: on this thing? Gosh, anyway, it isn't asked doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: No phone calls, no guests, lots of your questions. Let's
Speaker 1: get the one here. Possible reason for New York governor
Speaker 1: to empty the prisons. Oh, by the way, for anyone
Speaker 1: who missed it, I talked about this. It was on
Speaker 1: Wednesday's show New York Governor hokel She's closing six prisons
Speaker 1: down at a time when all these felons across not
Speaker 1: just New York, across the United States of America. They
Speaker 1: keep turning all these felons loose, and surprise, surprise, they
Speaker 1: keep committing more felonies. When you turn on loose anyway,
Speaker 1: it's an opportunity to destroy the country. They release violent prisoner.
Speaker 1: The released violent prisoners will do something violent. Then it
Speaker 1: will trigger a remake of the Summer twenty twenty riots
Speaker 1: and destruction. Pray that there are people who can deter
Speaker 1: this from occurring. It will likely occur because Democrats are
Speaker 1: in office. I actually disagree on this. I I've been
Speaker 1: asked a lot. You know what, Chris, go ahead and
Speaker 1: play number eight. MSNBC is freaking out about Kyle Rittenhouse.
Speaker 1: Don't worry. This is going to tie into riots and
Speaker 1: everything else. MSNBC was ranting about Kyle Rittenhouse. And if
Speaker 1: you've paid any tention to the trial at all, I'm
Speaker 1: no lawyer. It certainly looks like Rittenhouse is gonna walk really,
Speaker 1: really easily. It doesn't look like it's gonna even be close.
Speaker 1: But who knows, right, MSNBC's super mad about it. That's
Speaker 1: a message that was being pushed to a seventeen year
Speaker 1: old Kyle Rittenhouse a child, he heard warnings about the
Speaker 1: boogeyman of Black Lives Matter and Antifa, and he took
Speaker 1: this illegally acquired assault weapon, which he admits not for
Speaker 1: hunting or for home defense, and he throws himself with
Speaker 1: the fray in Kenosha, and he kills two people. The
Speaker 1: boy who killed people is then celebrated by the same
Speaker 1: pro gun law and order culture that produced him as
Speaker 1: a hero and a martyr. And he's bailed out with
Speaker 1: the help of right wing activists, and he poses for
Speaker 1: a photo grinning in the T shirt of a long
Speaker 1: gun themed coffee company. There's a legal question before the
Speaker 1: jury right now of Kyle Rittenhouse, is guilt or innocence.
Speaker 1: It's being determined. From what I've seen, I think it's
Speaker 1: pretty likely he'll be acquitted. Honestly, there's all the broader
Speaker 1: question of what kind of society we're I want to
Speaker 1: live in. Ask yourself that if you're watching this and
Speaker 1: you're a gun owner or or someone who considers yourself
Speaker 1: a defender of the Second Amendment, ask yourself, do we
Speaker 1: want a society in which political conflict is settled on
Speaker 1: the streets between people with guns? Sure? Oh? Quitn No,
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. I'm joking. I was. We can make jokes, Chris,
Speaker 1: It's fine. Listen. They're really really mad because it looks
Speaker 1: like Kyle Rittenhouse is going to get off. Now, let's
Speaker 1: let's unpack that before I get back to this email.
Speaker 1: What you're seeing here. You remember I had John Hayward
Speaker 1: on the show earlier this week, and I want to
Speaker 1: make sure I give him credit for this, because this
Speaker 1: is actually his idea, and you know how much it
Speaker 1: pains me to give anyone else any credit And not
Speaker 1: take all the credit for myself. But he brought this up.
Speaker 1: He said, was this part wasn't on my show, but
Speaker 1: he brought this up. I saw him saying it online.
Speaker 1: He said, Listen, these people, they do feel like they're
Speaker 1: entied to riot and burn and loot whenever they want,
Speaker 1: and they genuinely feel like if you stop them, you're
Speaker 1: the one committing an act of violence. They believe, remember
Speaker 1: it's a religion. They believe they are sanctioned by their
Speaker 1: communist god to destroy this country. Any attempt to stop
Speaker 1: them from doing that is a complete affront to them.
Speaker 1: What other explanation could you come up with that You're
Speaker 1: mad about a seventeen year old kid going over there
Speaker 1: cleaning up graffiti, gets attacked by a child molester and
Speaker 1: gills him, and you're mad at the kid. These people
Speaker 1: feel entitled to do that. But back to the question
Speaker 1: from the email about the riots of twenty twenty, people
Speaker 1: get these riots wrong all the time, all the time.
Speaker 1: I know, we don't have a media in this country,
Speaker 1: but there are plenty of places you can go where
Speaker 1: you can find this information. What happened in the summer
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty after storche Floyd died, and cities started burning,
Speaker 1: and there was looting, and it was craziness everywhere. I mean,
Speaker 1: remember they firebombed a cop car in New York. It
Speaker 1: was everywhere. People were under the impression. To this day,
Speaker 1: they're still under the impression that these were just organic
Speaker 1: protests that just popped up because we got we got
Speaker 1: a bunch of America haters in this country and they
Speaker 1: all gathered up and they just decided to just all
Speaker 1: come together and dump on America that was created, created. Yes,
Speaker 1: maybe I'll give you the first day in Minneapolis. What
Speaker 1: happened in twenty twenty was planned, paid for, and created,
Speaker 1: and there's mountains of evidence of it. They were dropping
Speaker 1: off palettes of bricks in these cities where the riots
Speaker 1: were taking place. I know there was a city, Gosh,
Speaker 1: I forget which one it was. It may have been Boise,
Speaker 1: but I believe it was in Idaho. There was a
Speaker 1: city where the local sheriff busted a caravan of Mercedes
Speaker 1: Vans driving into town of Antifa, guys in it with
Speaker 1: projectiles and stuff to throw. Do you have any idea
Speaker 1: what it costs to rent or buy a Mercedes Van
Speaker 1: on top of paying the people to be there that
Speaker 1: was funded. That was intentional. Those insane riots we saw
Speaker 1: were intentional. Why, well this is what this is why
Speaker 1: people get confused on it. Well, that doesn't make sense, Jessee.
Speaker 1: People are gonna blame democrats. No, you blame democrats because
Speaker 1: you understood who was running the cities. You understood who
Speaker 1: was holding the cops back. What happened was last summer people,
Speaker 1: normal people, not you, not me, normal people. They got
Speaker 1: this feeling of unease. They got this feeling like everything
Speaker 1: was chaotic and nuts, and they got uneasy. And I
Speaker 1: just want this stuff to stop. And the communist does
Speaker 1: that on purpose when he's not in charge. I mean,
Speaker 1: Lennon was doing this back during the Russian Revolution. When
Speaker 1: the communist is not in charge, he knows he must
Speaker 1: go out and create misery and chaos and death in
Speaker 1: a feeling of unease in the public, because then the
Speaker 1: public starts looking for something different from their leadership. You
Speaker 1: would think, and I would think, oh, that's nuts. If
Speaker 1: anyone would blame that on remember Trump with the president,
Speaker 1: who would blame that on Trump? Trump didn't support any
Speaker 1: of that, That's what you're saying, Yes, you would never
Speaker 1: blame that on Trump. The general public would, maybe not overtly,
Speaker 1: maybe they wouldn't go home that night and say, honey,
Speaker 1: did you see these riots? Man? That's Trump's fault. But
Speaker 1: leading up to the election, what was the thing you
Speaker 1: heard time and time again about the reason people were
Speaker 1: leaning towards Joe Biden? What was the reason? Do you
Speaker 1: remember what it was? I do. It was we just
Speaker 1: needed to get everything calmed down. We need to what
Speaker 1: was it, Chris, return to normalcy. They created the abnormalcy.
Speaker 1: So come election time we would quote return to normalcy.
Speaker 1: If Kyle Rittenhouse gets off, I have no doubt there'll
Speaker 1: be a couple of protests. There won't be anything like
Speaker 1: what you saw last summer. You won't see anything like
Speaker 1: what we saw last summer until the next time a
Speaker 1: Republican gets elected president of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Don't think for a split second what you saw last
Speaker 1: summer was some organic thing that just a bunch of
Speaker 1: bunch of people were mad. Oh no, that was paid for,
Speaker 1: that was organized. These communist street groups are not only
Speaker 1: not separate groups, they're one group. They're very very well funded.
Speaker 1: The right. The right will gives some money to a
Speaker 1: congressman senator. The right will donate to president, maybe your
Speaker 1: local the state house. The communists, oh, the communists will
Speaker 1: donate to the president. But the communists will donate all
Speaker 1: the way down the line. And they're more than happy
Speaker 1: to go out and rent a couple of Mercedes Vans
Speaker 1: if they have to. You see, they played politics all
Speaker 1: the way, all the way. Never forget that. All right,
Speaker 1: we have a lot more, asked doctor Jesse. The Surgeon
Speaker 1: General is apparently an idiot. I'm gonna play you that
Speaker 1: audio here in just a second. But over six percent inflation,
Speaker 1: over six percent inflation. When I tell you about Oxford
Speaker 1: Gold Group, if it sounds like I'm a little pushier
Speaker 1: about it than I am about other things, it's because
Speaker 1: this is what I hate. This kind of thing has
Speaker 1: happened to me before. I don't want an email a
Speaker 1: year from now saying Jesse, I wish I'd listened and
Speaker 1: I got some gold. I'm wiped out. What can you do, man?
Speaker 1: If inflation is at twenty percent a year from now
Speaker 1: and you're financially destroyed, there's nothing I can do for you.
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Speaker 1: I like it returns text. That's no lie? Is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show? Do we know? Are we one hundred
Speaker 1: percent sure that song is kid friendly? Is? What is black? Betty?
Speaker 1: You think it's a firearm? Chris? Could you do me
Speaker 1: a favor and make sure before we play that again?
Speaker 1: We have kids who listen to this show. I mean,
Speaker 1: I was just thinking about that. I've always liked the song, right,
Speaker 1: but she gets me high? Now? Hey, look, I've dated
Speaker 1: a few times in my time. I don't remember any
Speaker 1: of them getting me high. What are we talking about here?
Speaker 1: Let's let's go ahead and dig into that, Chris, before
Speaker 1: we play that again. Some of those old songs. You
Speaker 1: gotta be careful, all right? You know what that's the
Speaker 1: surgeon General is it is? It is amazing how bad
Speaker 1: our institutions are now how much the rot of cultural
Speaker 1: Marxism has destroyed our institutions? Think about this, Think how
Speaker 1: think how lofty the post of surgeon general is. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's that's important, and isn't it. That's huge. Surgeon General
Speaker 1: of the United States of America, that's huge. Our surgeon general.
Speaker 1: He's an idiot. Do you think that they should be
Speaker 1: able to take their masks off if they're in a classroom?
Speaker 1: You know, I know the incoming New York City mayor's
Speaker 1: considering this. If you're in a classroom with the teachers vaccinated,
Speaker 1: the kids are vaccinated, should a bonus be that you
Speaker 1: can take off the mask. It's a great question. Well,
Speaker 1: I certainly think getting vaccine takes this one step closer
Speaker 1: to that. What the CDC has said is that in areas,
Speaker 1: you know, that have a higher substantial amount of transmission,
Speaker 1: they want people to still wear a mask for the
Speaker 1: time being. But as cases come down, yeah, certainly it
Speaker 1: will become a possibility for us to take off our masks.
Speaker 1: So we just got to keep going in terms of
Speaker 1: getting vaccinated, taking the safety precautions. As cases come down
Speaker 1: and stay down, we'll be able to remove a lot
Speaker 1: of the restrictions. Oh okay, okay, Well that's funny because
Speaker 1: this is the CDC director Will Lenski. These people are clueless.
Speaker 1: So that means kids should continue to wear masks even
Speaker 1: if they're vaccinated. And I would say masks are now,
Speaker 1: but they are not forever. Okay, So when you notice
Speaker 1: how you never ever, ever, ever get a number, why
Speaker 1: do you think that is? Why do you think you
Speaker 1: can never get a number? We're almost there, keep going, Oh,
Speaker 1: it won't last forever. Up soon, hopefully by Christmas. Maybe
Speaker 1: I don't know what percentage. Well, we're just gonna have
Speaker 1: to wait and see. Why do you think that is?
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm shouting, Chris, this is what happens.
Speaker 1: This is what happens when I miss a day. I
Speaker 1: end up getting too hyped up for the next day.
Speaker 1: And I feel like it's coming through in the microphone
Speaker 1: and I'm yelling at everybody it is coming through a
Speaker 1: little bit. Dang it, everyone, listen, turned down your radio
Speaker 1: a little bit tonight. I can't guarantee I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: able to dial that back. It all seriousness. These people
Speaker 1: are morons. The people who leave who lead this country
Speaker 1: are morons, Doctor Jesse the only man I listened to
Speaker 1: besides my husband. I did a ghost tour on my campus.
Speaker 1: I'm an older student going to be a very or
Speaker 1: going to a very liberal college. Another story for another time.
Speaker 1: The school I go to used to be a woman's
Speaker 1: only college back in the eighteen hundreds. Oh can you
Speaker 1: even imagine how brutal that would be, Chris, a woman's
Speaker 1: only college. I'm so annoyed just thinking about it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: one of the students back in the day hanged herself
Speaker 1: because she fell in love with her professor, but he
Speaker 1: married someone else. Chicks are always so overdramatic about that stuff.
Speaker 1: But anyway, it's sad that she said that she haunts
Speaker 1: the theater where she did that. While doing the tour,
Speaker 1: we went into the theater and the theater major who
Speaker 1: was giving the tour got quiet. I screamed on purpose
Speaker 1: and scared the tour guide and the others on the tour.
Speaker 1: I love you, lady. That's awesome. What Chris, that's funny.
Speaker 1: Oh it's fine. Hi, Doctor. You frequently allude to Chris,
Speaker 1: but I've never heard Chris respond. Since you seem to
Speaker 1: have a playful, childish side I'm wondering if Chris is
Speaker 1: actually just to make believe Jesse playmate. But also you
Speaker 1: seem to have a dark side, so more likely Chris
Speaker 1: is something like Norman Bates mother and Psycho. Prove to
Speaker 1: us that Chris actually exists, lives and breathes. Chris, Do
Speaker 1: I have a playful childish side? I don't think so either.
Speaker 1: You know what that is. That's my immaturity. That's what's
Speaker 1: coming through. That's what's coming through. But once again, we've
Speaker 1: had to do this several times on the show before.
Speaker 1: For people who think Chris is make believe Chris. Please
Speaker 1: do me a favor and tell all of America let
Speaker 1: them hear your voice. See how many times do I
Speaker 1: have to play it on here? Oh Chris, did you
Speaker 1: hear dome? Let's see. Sometimes sometimes this administration really is
Speaker 1: outstanding for comedy. You see, she asked for questions, but
Speaker 1: she forgot you're supposed to use the preapproved list of
Speaker 1: the regime for questions. And yeah, so with that, I'm
Speaker 1: happy to take any questions. Simona. Yes, my microphone was
Speaker 1: not on, so let's do our first question from Phelipe
Speaker 1: Ricard from Le Monde. I'm happy to take questions. Oh wait, wait,
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to, Oh wait, I'm supposed to. Just gosh,
Speaker 1: think about think about how wild this is when it
Speaker 1: comes to Biden. We know Biden has the pre approved
Speaker 1: list of questions and people he's supposed to call on.
Speaker 1: Now wrap your mind around this. How completely terrible Biden
Speaker 1: has been at handling the media, handling scandals. How bad
Speaker 1: he looks already. Like, think about his approval numbers right now.
Speaker 1: Imagine how bad it would be if he wasn't completely
Speaker 1: controlled and completely protected by the media, if he had
Speaker 1: even slightly republican coverage of his administration. I swear they'd
Speaker 1: be running him out the back of the White House.
Speaker 1: By this point in time, his approval rating is down
Speaker 1: where it is, and that's with all the help out there. Gosh,
Speaker 1: that is amazing, Jesse. Since you promote manners quite frequently,
Speaker 1: I have a question for you. Is not the proper
Speaker 1: response to someone saying thank you, you're welcome. Why is
Speaker 1: almost every guest on every talk show say some form
Speaker 1: of thank you in response to the host thanking them
Speaker 1: for coming on the show. Shouldn't they just look straight
Speaker 1: in the camera with the almost pretentious attitude of the
Speaker 1: Doseks guy and say you're welcome. Well, now I'm gonna
Speaker 1: have to do that as an aside. I'm beginning to
Speaker 1: think you've been sandbagging your education level. You regularly state
Speaker 1: to be just dumb this or simple that. Then on
Speaker 1: occasion you slip up and dip into Russia's vocabulary blurring
Speaker 1: out a three blurting out a three or four syllable
Speaker 1: gem like Tuesday when you used apropos. Either Senator cruises
Speaker 1: starting to rub off on you, or you've been lying
Speaker 1: to us. I've got to be honest with everybody. Are
Speaker 1: you ready for this? Hang on, I'll explain it is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kellys Show on a Friday, and ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday. We'll get back to the Biden stuff here
Speaker 1: in just a second. I want to bring this up,
Speaker 1: but I was accused of sandbagging my education because I
Speaker 1: said the word apropos. I don't remember when I said
Speaker 1: that word. I think it was Wednesday's show maybe, but
Speaker 1: I've got this hurts. I got a level with everybody
Speaker 1: right now. I just read that word right before the show,
Speaker 1: and I actually googled it to make sure I knew
Speaker 1: what it meant what Chris, Let's not. Sorry, Okay, sometimes
Speaker 1: I need to find out what words mean. I mean.
Speaker 1: We have to keep in mind we're not doing a
Speaker 1: one hour show on local radio anymore. And sometimes I forget.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I forget that we're actually speaking to all of
Speaker 1: America now, and we'll show up the next day and
Speaker 1: I'll have done something dumb. I know you're gonna find
Speaker 1: that shocking. All I've done something really dumb, and we'll
Speaker 1: have fifty emails. Now. The good news is everyone just
Speaker 1: goes along with it and laughs with me. See that's fine, Chris,
Speaker 1: one more time, I say, it's not gonna be one
Speaker 1: more time, played Joe Biden again and again I maintain, yes,
Speaker 1: we can all ride Joe Biden about it, because he's
Speaker 1: a complete piece of trash. But this is not Joe
Speaker 1: Biden screw up. You know. I've adopted the attitude of
Speaker 1: the great Negro at the time picture in the Negro
Speaker 1: Leagues went on to become a great picture in the
Speaker 1: pros into the Major League Baseball after Jackie Robinson. His
Speaker 1: name was Satchel Paige, the Great Negro at the time.
Speaker 1: That's not Joe Biden's fault. That's whoever wrote that speech
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden. Would you put Helen Keller behind the
Speaker 1: wheel and fire up the car for her? That's what
Speaker 1: you're doing. That's what you're doing. Would you hand Michael J.
Speaker 1: Fox a glass of nitro glycerin? No, you wouldn't. You
Speaker 1: don't tell Joe Biden that he's supposed to say the
Speaker 1: word negro in a speech and think that he's gonna
Speaker 1: pull that off in any way, in any way, shape
Speaker 1: or form. Dear jumbo size Brad Pitt, you know what,
Speaker 1: that's not very nice. Oh, I guess it probably is nice, Chris.
Speaker 1: You know you know it wasn't nice because I was
Speaker 1: in DC yesterday. Somebody photoshopped a picture of me beside
Speaker 1: the Washington Monument and I was the same size of
Speaker 1: the Washington Monument. Nobody's nice to me, Chris, and I'm
Speaker 1: nice to everybody else. Dear jumbo size Brad Pitt, regarding
Speaker 1: your supposed junior college experience, you state that you took
Speaker 1: and failed algebra several times to explain away the lack
Speaker 1: of an associate's degree for that particular time span. I
Speaker 1: love how people are digging into my background. This is
Speaker 1: problematic since algebra is a ninth grade junior high school course,
Speaker 1: it would not be available at such a prestigious junior college.
Speaker 1: That's not true. Trust me, I failed it several times.
Speaker 1: This is probably a simply a simple googling error on
Speaker 1: your part, as you crafted an elaborate cover story. My
Speaker 1: theory is that you actually took the African poaching job
Speaker 1: after your service, and you use junior college an attempt
Speaker 1: to cover up your controversial employment. If I'm correct, please
Speaker 1: come clean. You will feel the sense of relief in
Speaker 1: the weight of ten thousand Michael Moore's being lifted off
Speaker 1: your shoulders. I will accept your response no matter what,
Speaker 1: and will consider the matter closed. For those not aware
Speaker 1: of what he's talking about about the African poaching job,
Speaker 1: I brought this up before. Mercenaries, private military contractors. They're
Speaker 1: not something from the movies. This is this is a
Speaker 1: very normal thing. As you are sitting there listening to
Speaker 1: the sultry sounds of my voice, Chris, as they're listening
Speaker 1: to the oracle, there are private military contractors, mercenaries operating
Speaker 1: all over the planet. When you are when you develop
Speaker 1: a set of skills, a deadly set of skills, people
Speaker 1: will pay you for that set of skills. And when
Speaker 1: I was in the Marine Corps brought this up before
Speaker 1: there was an advertisement that they made sure we got.
Speaker 1: Not the Marine Corps powers that be, but you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know where it came from, but someone always
Speaker 1: made sure we got these things in our hands. Hey,
Speaker 1: whenever you get out, we'll pay you thirty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a month to go to Africa and hunt poachers. Thirty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a month. Now there were no benefits, but
Speaker 1: thirty thousand dollars a month some serious health insurance. Right.
Speaker 1: I full disclosure. I did consider it. I really did
Speaker 1: consider it. I ended up turning it down for a
Speaker 1: couple of reasons. While I actually have nothing really inherently
Speaker 1: against taking human life as long as it's the right
Speaker 1: human life, I think that all violence is wrong. That's
Speaker 1: so ridiculous. That's not true at all. I mean, there
Speaker 1: are pedophiles, and that's not true at all. But setting
Speaker 1: that aside, I don't like poachers. I don't like African
Speaker 1: people hunting down these African elements and stuff like that. Illegue.
Speaker 1: I think that stuff's gross, but I don't hate them
Speaker 1: enough to think I want to kill them. Does that
Speaker 1: make sense, Chris? Does that make sense? Chris? You're the
Speaker 1: wrong one to ask. I shouldn't have said. I can't
Speaker 1: ask Chris because I already said the thirty thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: and we all know all Chris can see is the
Speaker 1: money at this point in time. So I'm not not
Speaker 1: asking you anymore. I'm not asking you anymore. You're out
Speaker 1: of this conversation. I didn't feel like I wanted to
Speaker 1: go kill poachers, and you want to talk about the
Speaker 1: all time wolf sounding thing. Here's honestly one of the
Speaker 1: main reasons. It's about I didn't want to tell my mom. Well,
Speaker 1: think about what I'd already put them through. I mean,
Speaker 1: think about now. I've never had this experience. I know
Speaker 1: you may have had this experience of sending a child
Speaker 1: off to war. Remember, my parents not only didn't know
Speaker 1: I was joining the Marine Corps to begin with, they
Speaker 1: didn't want me to. They were furious when I signed up, furious,
Speaker 1: and then they had to watch me go through all
Speaker 1: that training and whatnot, and then war breaks out. My
Speaker 1: parents didn't hear my voice or no. I was alive
Speaker 1: for a two or three week span during the initial
Speaker 1: part of the Iraq invasion. What's that like? As a parent?
Speaker 1: Do you even sleep at night? Do you even sleep
Speaker 1: with your son overseas in combat? I had just put
Speaker 1: them through hell? How could I come back having put
Speaker 1: them through that and then turn around and said, all right, guys,
Speaker 1: I'm off to Africa. Have a good one. What Chris, Chris,
Speaker 1: I understand I could have afforded a satellite phone. Would
Speaker 1: you please get the money out of your head for
Speaker 1: a moment and believe me? I was I was a
Speaker 1: little money struck myself. Thirty thousand dollars a month. I
Speaker 1: don't think, let me think. I don't think. By that
Speaker 1: point in my life, I had ever made thirty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars in a year in a year, and they were
Speaker 1: offered to so believe me. I was close, Pal, I
Speaker 1: was close, but I opted not to go that way. Chris.
Speaker 1: Did you hear this absolute lunatic on what was this MS?
Speaker 1: I think this is on MSNBC. It might have been
Speaker 1: CNN going off about why Kyle Rittenhouse is going to
Speaker 1: get off. What I know is the law, and what
Speaker 1: I know is what white people are willing to do
Speaker 1: to defend white supremacy. If you look at this judge,
Speaker 1: if you look at his pre trial emotions, Rittenhouse has
Speaker 1: been been in and around the jail since he shot
Speaker 1: those people in Wisconsin last summer. So if you look
Speaker 1: at all the decisions that Bruce Trader has made, they
Speaker 1: have been heavily balanced and waited towards Rittenhouse, towards his defense.
Speaker 1: There I see very few neutral decisions in his history.
Speaker 1: What we have as a judge who, from my perspective,
Speaker 1: has prejudged the trial in favor of Rittenhouse and has
Speaker 1: decided again, even at the pre trial stage, to use
Speaker 1: every bit of his power to put his thumb on
Speaker 1: the scale towards Rittenhouse's side. And that was obvious before
Speaker 1: the trial started. I think, I really really love I
Speaker 1: love listening to the communist squeal about activist judges. That's
Speaker 1: all they want are activist judges. And I'm going to
Speaker 1: be honest with you, and I know you're gonna think
Speaker 1: I'm a bad person, and you're right, I am a
Speaker 1: bad person. I want activist judges too. I want my activists.
Speaker 1: I don't do this thing where I just want you know,
Speaker 1: I want non nonpartisans on the Supreme Court. I just
Speaker 1: want them to interpret the law. No no, no, no no,
Speaker 1: no no no. That was old, younger, more naive Jesse,
Speaker 1: current Jesse. I want the most partisan animals, right wing
Speaker 1: lunatics I can find, taking over the bench in every
Speaker 1: single level in this country. I want them to view
Speaker 1: their mission in life as destroying communists. That's what I want.
Speaker 1: That's what I want. I make no bones about it,
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse. Should there be more vets in Congress, those
Speaker 1: who know the meaning of sacrifice? Says I can. It's
Speaker 1: okay to use his name. His name is Gary. Maybe
Speaker 1: this is what I mean by maybe, I need to clarify.
Speaker 1: I know a lot of veterans who were willing to
Speaker 1: die for their country and almost died for their country,
Speaker 1: who have then gone on to be in Washington, DC
Speaker 1: as congressmen or senators, and they have been lousy, absolutely lousy. Yes,
Speaker 1: I think we have a huge patriotism problem, and I
Speaker 1: fully acknowledge that. But let's just be honest about this.
Speaker 1: And you obviously you know my thoughts on veterans in
Speaker 1: the respect there a lot of our veterans turn out
Speaker 1: to suck when they get to the House or the Senate,
Speaker 1: the swamp. That's what you want to call it. It's
Speaker 1: powerful and it swallows veterans and non veterans alike. That's
Speaker 1: just a fact. Now let me tell you something else.
Speaker 1: I was thrilled. I got an email earlier today some
Speaker 1: guy went out and bought a Hero gun for every
Speaker 1: female member of his family and fellas. I want to
Speaker 1: be clear, these things aren't just for women. They're for
Speaker 1: men too. Shoots pepperballs one hundred miles per hour that
Speaker 1: explode on contact. They are debilitating when you get hit
Speaker 1: with one of these things. Just the impact alone, let
Speaker 1: alone the pepper cloud. Have you claw on your eyeballs
Speaker 1: out there? Cake to use anyone can use them. To
Speaker 1: have a laser sight on them, You're not gonna miss.
Speaker 1: They don't require a concealed carry permit. Yes, I do
Speaker 1: believe every single woman should have one of these, fellas.
Speaker 1: You should have one too. You know how many weapons
Speaker 1: I have plenty. I have a Hero gun as well.
Speaker 1: You always, always, always need backups, and who knows when
Speaker 1: you would prefer a non lethal option over a lethal one.
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Speaker 1: We don't take phone calls on a Friday. Every really
Speaker 1: taking phone calls all week? Look, I'm probably being back
Speaker 1: some calls on Monday. All right, don't bother take it.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna don't call. There are no guests on
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Speaker 1: allow me to present the Vice President of the United
Speaker 1: States of America. We must together work together to see
Speaker 1: where we are, where we are headed, where we are going,
Speaker 1: and our vision for where we should be, but also
Speaker 1: see it as a moment. Yes, together, address the challenges
Speaker 1: and to work on the opportunities. What hold on now?
Speaker 1: I want you to listen to this again, Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: She sounds like a robot virtually all of the time.
Speaker 1: Does she is? She? Is? This not the least natural
Speaker 1: sounding human being ever. We must together work together to
Speaker 1: see where we are, where we are headed, where we
Speaker 1: are going, and our vision for where we should be,
Speaker 1: but also see it as a moment. Yes together, address
Speaker 1: the challenges and to work on the opportunities. What does
Speaker 1: any of that mean together? We have to together, work
Speaker 1: together and be together. We're together, everybody. She can't do it,
Speaker 1: she can't do it all right, Hi, I'm blank, I'm
Speaker 1: not reading your name. I'm thirteen, and after listening to
Speaker 1: you on the radio, I've never felt the understanding I
Speaker 1: have now. I used to think that communism was a
Speaker 1: good thing, and I wasn't very political, but you've opened
Speaker 1: my eyes to show that communism is one of the
Speaker 1: worst things that could happen to our country. And one
Speaker 1: percent agree that BLM LGBDQ and climate change supporters are
Speaker 1: tearing apart our country. I don't care about the quote
Speaker 1: unquote things that people are. I just want to treat
Speaker 1: them like normal people and live in the proud country
Speaker 1: we used to call America. How about that man thirteen
Speaker 1: years old, Chris thirteen years old. I'll tell you, I'm
Speaker 1: aware that kids listen to the show, that people listen
Speaker 1: with their kids, and that's why I That's why I
Speaker 1: do the show I do. I will always do a
Speaker 1: family show. I don't pretend to be a good person.
Speaker 1: I never have been, I never will, but I will
Speaker 1: never do a show you have to turn off when
Speaker 1: your kids are in the car and you're going inside
Speaker 1: the store, when you're making dinner and my show's on
Speaker 1: in the background. You never have to worry about me
Speaker 1: saying something your kids can't hear. That's not because I'm
Speaker 1: a good person. I am not. I'm just so sick
Speaker 1: of all the wretched filth, not only on the radio,
Speaker 1: on TV out there. You can't let your kids watch
Speaker 1: a football game anymore without being right there on the
Speaker 1: remote control. You can't. I'm so frustrated. If I sound frustrated,
Speaker 1: it's because I am as a parent. I mean I
Speaker 1: have an eleven year old and thirteen year old too.
Speaker 1: I want to I want to kick back and watch
Speaker 1: a game sometime. I want to leave the radio on
Speaker 1: for a minute and not have to worry about it.
Speaker 1: You can't do that anymore now. It drives me nuts,
Speaker 1: and that's why I do it. I am very aware
Speaker 1: that there are a bunch of kids who listen to
Speaker 1: the show. The show will always be family friendly, always
Speaker 1: deer showgun of the anti Communist Alliance. I believe it's
Speaker 1: time to revisit the institution of public dueling as a
Speaker 1: means of settling defaming and slanderous accusations. The Commies might
Speaker 1: think twice about calling everyone a racist or terrorist if
Speaker 1: a couple of them got anchored, assuming they'd be willing
Speaker 1: to take their blank out of the I can't say
Speaker 1: that word out of their wife's purse and man up
Speaker 1: to the challenge. What say you? Well, I don't think
Speaker 1: dueling is going to be coming back anytime soon, but
Speaker 1: that does remind me of one of the great historical
Speaker 1: stories of all time. So the other day, cruising home
Speaker 1: with my son Luke, my youngest son. He's eleven, attack.
Speaker 1: I mean, this kid as sharp as attack, one of
Speaker 1: those kids you hate. People like this straight a's without
Speaker 1: any effort. I don't get me wrong. He does always work,
Speaker 1: but he's not trying hard. He finishes before everyone else
Speaker 1: in class that he's just sitting there screwing around. He's
Speaker 1: one of those guys. I know. I can't stand people
Speaker 1: like that either. But the sharpest attack. Sharper's day and
Speaker 1: we're going home and the subject of Andrew Jackson comes
Speaker 1: up and I said, well, yeah, Andrew Jackson, Shoot, he
Speaker 1: did some cool stuff. And he was a little taken back,
Speaker 1: Luke was He said, what about the trail of tears?
Speaker 1: And I said, okay, I can see we're dealing with,
Speaker 1: even in good schools, even in good education systems, that
Speaker 1: clearly we have a long way to go in this country.
Speaker 1: So let's do a little cool history story. And let's
Speaker 1: first approach this with a little history philosophy. One. There
Speaker 1: are no angels or demons in history. There are men.
Speaker 1: All men, you included, me included, all are capable of
Speaker 1: good things and bad things. And if you're being honest
Speaker 1: about your life, if I'm being honest about my life,
Speaker 1: the truth is I've cobbled quite a bit of both
Speaker 1: in there, haven't you. Has every day been a good
Speaker 1: day for you or every day been a bad day
Speaker 1: for you? You've probably had some good days in bad days.
Speaker 1: We don't. I don't sit here for most people and
Speaker 1: historically look back on the past and issue my judgment
Speaker 1: from the year twenty twenty one on people who lived
Speaker 1: in the past, the Trail of Tears? Do people even
Speaker 1: know what happened during the Trail of Tears? Are you
Speaker 1: aware that there was a tribe that broke out and
Speaker 1: slaughtered a bunch of white people and the Trail of
Speaker 1: Tears was the response to that slaughter? Did they never
Speaker 1: teach that in school at all? They don't teach people anything.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm not criticized in the Indian
Speaker 1: tribe for breaking out and slaughtering. They were a tribal
Speaker 1: people trying to avoid getting taken over. They made war,
Speaker 1: they lost war. That's not good or bad. That's the
Speaker 1: way the world works, all right now, Andrew Jackson, Let's
Speaker 1: tell one of the cooler history stories ever. In a second,
Speaker 1: hang on, Dona join me, boy, God, damn grab to
Speaker 1: be good God? Why it is that Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Is that is that was Rush? Wasn't it? Chris? Sound
Speaker 1: luke warm off a man? I'm lukewarm on him? And
Speaker 1: hold on, hold on. Rush. Was the name of the
Speaker 1: band or was it that person? Was that a woman
Speaker 1: or a man? See Getty Lee? That's her name? His name?
Speaker 1: His name sounds like a chick. And I'm kind of
Speaker 1: out on Rush. I'm kind of all right, all right,
Speaker 1: back to by Andrew Jackson story before we get back
Speaker 1: to your emails here on the Jesse Kelly Show again,
Speaker 1: if all your knowledge of Andrew Jackson his trail of tears,
Speaker 1: you have been sorely, sorely, just completely sold a bill
Speaker 1: of goods by your history teacher's. Shame on all of them,
Speaker 1: Shame on all of them. Andrew Jackson not only had
Speaker 1: somebody attempt to assassinate him and then he beat the
Speaker 1: guy almost to death with a cane, He beat his
Speaker 1: own assassin almost to death with a cane. He also
Speaker 1: did this one of the great historical stories of all time,
Speaker 1: one of the cool ones. Back when Andrew Jackson lived,
Speaker 1: there were duels, you know, the single shot pistol duels,
Speaker 1: just like out of the movies. Andrew Jackson was, of course,
Speaker 1: in several of them. Remember Andrew Jackson, at the age
Speaker 1: of fourteen fourteen, was taken captive by the British during
Speaker 1: the American Revolution and refused to shine the boots of
Speaker 1: a British officer and got slashed in the head with
Speaker 1: a sword because of it. This dude as hard as
Speaker 1: nails and awesome. So Andrew Jackson, I forgot. I'm doing
Speaker 1: this off the top of my head, so I forget
Speaker 1: the exact situation. I believe the man insulted his wife
Speaker 1: and Andrew. I don't remember what the story was. Andrew
Speaker 1: Jackson loved his wife, but I'm pretty sure that was
Speaker 1: a story if I remember right. Either way, the guy
Speaker 1: who was doing the insulting was the greatest dueler in America.
Speaker 1: Maybe I think the number was twenty six. I know
Speaker 1: it was in the twenties. Of how many duels this
Speaker 1: guy had fought and won. Okay, so you're dealing with
Speaker 1: a deadly man here, a deadly man, and Jackson knows this.
Speaker 1: Jackson challenges him to a duel anyway. Jackson knows he
Speaker 1: can't beat this guy, because no one's beat this guy.
Speaker 1: You're not going to be faster than this guy. So
Speaker 1: Andrew Jackson wears an overcoat that's way, way way too
Speaker 1: big for him, way too big for him. Where's an
Speaker 1: overcoat that's too big? Squares off with this guy in
Speaker 1: a duel. The guy turns when it's time to turn
Speaker 1: and shoot. Jackson turns, and the guy turns. Jackson doesn't
Speaker 1: even attempt to shoot. Jackson stands there in his extra
Speaker 1: large overcoat and allows himself to be shot in the chest.
Speaker 1: The overcoat is so big the guy misses Jackson's heart
Speaker 1: by inches. Jackson reportedly barely flinched as he got shot,
Speaker 1: then raised his pistol and gunned the guy down. Andrew
Speaker 1: Jackson was a boss. And of all you know about
Speaker 1: Andrew Jackson is the trail of tears. You have been
Speaker 1: short changed by everyone in your life. Gosh, I can't
Speaker 1: wait to start doing history stories again. You can't get
Speaker 1: a straight take on history. Everything is all this white guild,
Speaker 1: Oh the boy Indians. Oh look what we did with
Speaker 1: the slaves. America sucks. White people are evil. Every single
Speaker 1: historical story is presented that way. These days, we can
Speaker 1: just talk about the facts. We can talk about battles
Speaker 1: in motivations. We can talk about the good people did
Speaker 1: and the bad people did. It's fine. It's totally fine
Speaker 1: to have these conversations. Anti communist j Steele. I heard
Speaker 1: the ghost story about Abe the other day. That was
Speaker 1: really cool. That was really cool. And Chris said, and
Speaker 1: we can talk about how the Italians killed Jesus. You
Speaker 1: people aren't getting away with that, Chris, all right, you
Speaker 1: people are not getting away with that. No, no, no.
Speaker 1: Pontus Pilot stepped up and said, I'm washing my hands
Speaker 1: of this. This is on you. What Chris said, who
Speaker 1: nailed him to the cross? I realized the Romans nailed
Speaker 1: him to the cross? Chris, it was your fault. Oh
Speaker 1: that's dirty to pull that out. You know what Chris
Speaker 1: just said. He said, what was the excuse of the
Speaker 1: Nazis that the Nuremberg trials just following orders. That's wrong, Chris,
Speaker 1: that's wrong. All right, we're moving on anyway. The guy said,
Speaker 1: I heard the ghost story about Abe. That was a
Speaker 1: really cool ghost story about Abe. I forget who called him,
Speaker 1: but that was awesome. I caught your remark about not
Speaker 1: being a fan. I think we'd all like to know
Speaker 1: why he shouldn't be such a largely celebrated president. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to cross that bridge as far as
Speaker 1: celebrating him or not. He's revered in this country, and
Speaker 1: that's fine. I understand why he's revered because he's viewed
Speaker 1: as the president who quote ended slavery, and slavery's disgusting
Speaker 1: and we didn't want slavery. Okay, so let's I understand
Speaker 1: all that. But again, the way we look at history
Speaker 1: is so twisted. Abraham Lincoln. You are aware that Abraham
Speaker 1: Lincoln did not fight the Civil War to free the slaves.
Speaker 1: He fought the Civil War to bring the South back
Speaker 1: into the Union. And you are aware that for much
Speaker 1: of the war Abraham Lincoln basically had a standing offer
Speaker 1: on the table. Hey hey, no, no, no, no, keep
Speaker 1: your slaves, just come back into the Union. Now, I
Speaker 1: understand the end. He did not like slavery, and I'm
Speaker 1: not ripping on the guy. He didn't like slavery. He
Speaker 1: did want it ended, and as a result of the
Speaker 1: Civil War, it did end. But these historical saints and
Speaker 1: demons we decide I'm out on that Abraham Lincoln wanted
Speaker 1: all the black people deported to Liberia. Look it up.
Speaker 1: I'm not making that up, and I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: rip on Abe. He just wasn't this gad. He wasn't
Speaker 1: Saint Abe Lincoln. Now, I do believe he was probably
Speaker 1: a very good man, and we clearly wanted slavery to end,
Speaker 1: because slavery is disgusting. I just don't like I mean, again,
Speaker 1: you ask the normal person out there, left and right,
Speaker 1: it was Andrew Jackson, a good guy or a bad guy.
Speaker 1: Almost all of them would be like, bad guy. And
Speaker 1: you asked somebody, was hey, may I'm Lincoln a good
Speaker 1: guy or a bad guy? Oh he's a good guy.
Speaker 1: They were both good and bad. They both did lots
Speaker 1: of good and lots of bad in this life, just
Speaker 1: like everybody else. That's where I come at this stuff from.
Speaker 1: I was just in DC. I'm gonna keep bringing that
Speaker 1: up because I was just in DC. I was just
Speaker 1: in DC, and I will actually encourage you to take
Speaker 1: your kids to visit DC, give yourself two or three days.
Speaker 1: I really genuinely believe as an American it's something you
Speaker 1: should do if you have the opportunity and you have
Speaker 1: the money. I understand money doesn't grow on trees. If
Speaker 1: you can visit DC. Visit DC because there are some
Speaker 1: things there I believe Americans should see. I believe Americans
Speaker 1: should go see are memorials for the veterans, the Vietnam
Speaker 1: War Memorial. I think you should go look at those names.
Speaker 1: I think you should look at the World War Two Memorial.
Speaker 1: I believe every person on the planet should go to
Speaker 1: the Holocaust Museum in DC. It is powerful, man, and
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, you know, I'm not exactly an emotional type.
Speaker 1: It's powerful and really well done. I mean, amazingly well done.
Speaker 1: I think you should go do fun, stupid stuff like
Speaker 1: I did. They have a spy museum in DC. It's sick.
Speaker 1: It's totally cool. And I think people should walk through
Speaker 1: Arlington Cemetery. And I'll be frank with you. You know
Speaker 1: how much I revere the people who gave their lives
Speaker 1: for this country. Before I walked through Arlington the first time,
Speaker 1: it wasn't something I felt a real tug to do
Speaker 1: because I was thinking to myself, I mean, okay, it's
Speaker 1: really cool. I'm glad it's there, but it's just a
Speaker 1: bunch of tombstones. What am I getting out of it?
Speaker 1: It's different when you're standing there in front of a
Speaker 1: tombstone and you're reading the tombstone that the little mini
Speaker 1: biography of a guy who died during the Boxer Rebellion
Speaker 1: in China. When you're it's different when you're there, and
Speaker 1: when you go up to Robert E. Lee's old home.
Speaker 1: When you go up to Robert E. Lee's old home
Speaker 1: and it overlooks Arlington Cemetery, when you go up there,
Speaker 1: it's powerful up there. It's powerful. But even Robert E.
Speaker 1: Lee speaking of angels and demons, I understand he were
Speaker 1: supposed to think of him like Adolf Hitler today. What
Speaker 1: was he supposed to do? He was loyal to his state. Obviously,
Speaker 1: you don't want people fighting for the cause of keeping
Speaker 1: people's slaves. But it was a different time back then.
Speaker 1: What would you have done? What would I have done?
Speaker 1: The answer is, we don't know. I don't do historical
Speaker 1: angels and demons very rarely do I do that, very rarely?
Speaker 1: All Right, One of the funniest emails I've gotten in
Speaker 1: a long time was the one we just got about
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Speaker 1: What truth attitude Jesse? Kelly? How many times if you
Speaker 1: haven't afford how many times you drive me your kids
Speaker 1: to the park amuta McDonald's set going off McDonald's. You
Speaker 1: can hear, gosh, that's our commander in chief. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. Let's get back because it isn't
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday. I do realize that the show,
Speaker 1: it's probably growing fast enough that I should explain things
Speaker 1: we do on the show more on Monday through Thursday.
Speaker 1: I won't call it a normal show because it's anything
Speaker 1: but a normal show. But on Fridays it's really really abnormal.
Speaker 1: I just answer your questions, the questions you email into
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com, and they don't
Speaker 1: have to be political. They don't even have to be serious.
Speaker 1: They can be that's totally fine. But the whole days
Speaker 1: you Jesse. Let me start by saying you're the best. Well,
Speaker 1: clearly he's right. What Chris, I'm fifty six, I've listened
Speaker 1: to talk radio for thirty years and I've heard them all.
Speaker 1: I think you're the best show out there. I love
Speaker 1: that someone is not only articulating American values but also
Speaker 1: with the manly perspective, no apologies and take no prisoners. Humor. However,
Speaker 1: right now I'm hurting inside. My son is in the
Speaker 1: Navy and they won't let me attend his graduation unless
Speaker 1: I get the jab Gosh, that's sick. I know it
Speaker 1: means the world to him for me to be there,
Speaker 1: So I buckled and took the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
Speaker 1: I've seen others sacrificing in this fight against tyranny, and
Speaker 1: Field defeated. I know ultimately it was my choice, but
Speaker 1: I feel betrayed by my country that they forced me
Speaker 1: to choose between my son and my freedoms. Hope to
Speaker 1: hear you read this on the air and get your take, says.
Speaker 1: I can say his name, his name is Phil, Phil,
Speaker 1: that's your son. That's your son graduating heading to the navy.
Speaker 1: You don't have to feel bad about anything, man. Look,
Speaker 1: it's more than just talk. It's more than just you
Speaker 1: and me talking on the radio and stuff. Like the
Speaker 1: system out there that stands against us, that wants to
Speaker 1: crush our freedom freedoms. It is real and it is powerful.
Speaker 1: It's extremely powerful. They have the ability to force you
Speaker 1: to do and say things you don't want to say. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we get these emails, a lot of I feel defeated.
Speaker 1: I took the jabs so I could keep my job.
Speaker 1: I took the jab because of this. Now I feel worthless.
Speaker 1: Stop with that. Stop Okay. You got yourself in a bind,
Speaker 1: or you ended up in a bind through no fault
Speaker 1: of your own. You took the vaccine so you could
Speaker 1: see your son graduate. Man, I'll tell you my son.
Speaker 1: If he's graduating like that, I might be tempted. I
Speaker 1: might be tempted to I might break two. That's my boy.
Speaker 1: I'd live and die for my kids. That's my boy.
Speaker 1: You gotta let that guilt go. That's not gonna be
Speaker 1: the last time the system gets you on something. It's not.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be the last time the system gets
Speaker 1: you on something. Seriously, we are not in control here.
Speaker 1: The entire federal government, the entire thing bureaucracy especially, is
Speaker 1: against you. The entire American media, for the most part
Speaker 1: against you. Hollywood makes move movies and sitcoms against you.
Speaker 1: They hate your guts. The university system hate your guts.
Speaker 1: We lost half the churches in this country are white privilege.
Speaker 1: You are surrounded by very powerful forces. That doesn't mean
Speaker 1: you're helpless, not by any means. Because remember, there's tens
Speaker 1: of millions of of Americans who think like you do
Speaker 1: and want what you want. But if you think, if
Speaker 1: you think we're going to fight this fight and not
Speaker 1: take casualties, you've got another thing coming. We're gonna take casualties.
Speaker 1: That's the way it goes. Man, keep your chin up,
Speaker 1: Go and enjoy your son's graduation. What's done is done.
Speaker 1: You can't take it out of you now. My early
Speaker 1: submission for this week's questions got to get personal triggers.
Speaker 1: What is the number one trigger for you to enlist
Speaker 1: as a marine? What was the trigger they got you
Speaker 1: to get out of your apartment at alone at night
Speaker 1: and get on with your life, keep it, keep it short,
Speaker 1: and so on and so forth. What was a number
Speaker 1: one trigger for me to join the Marines? Well, I've
Speaker 1: talked about this before. When I graduated high school, I
Speaker 1: went to college at Montana State University because that was
Speaker 1: just I mean back then, it was I mean even
Speaker 1: still today, But back then, the thinking was that's just
Speaker 1: what you did, right. Everyone everyone goes to college, got
Speaker 1: to go to college. Hopefully you can get into college somewhere.
Speaker 1: Always I wasn't ready. I was a bad student in
Speaker 1: high school. I didn't. I hated school with the fire
Speaker 1: of a thousand sons. I hated it. I thought it
Speaker 1: was pointless and stupid, and I was learning stupid stuff.
Speaker 1: I hated it. I was not at all ready for
Speaker 1: a university. I got a zero point zero grade point
Speaker 1: average my first semester and did marginally better my second semester.
Speaker 1: I the trigger wasn't complicated. I've always admired military guys.
Speaker 1: I've always always loved military books and these heroes, and
Speaker 1: you read these stories and watch these movies, and I
Speaker 1: always looked up to Marines. I knew a couple couple
Speaker 1: of my buddies, their brothers had joined the Marines, and
Speaker 1: I just I had always looked up to them. And
Speaker 1: so I took a self assessment at the end of
Speaker 1: that first year of college, and I honestly thought, I
Speaker 1: thought I was going to waste my life. I thought
Speaker 1: I was going to be a dirt a turt ball,
Speaker 1: a turd, a turd or a dirt ball the rest
Speaker 1: of my life. That's what I was worried about. I
Speaker 1: didn't want to be that. I wanted to do something
Speaker 1: to kind of slap myself awake, and I figured the
Speaker 1: Marine Corps would be a great way to do that.
Speaker 1: And so what, Chris, I realized, Look, I have impulse
Speaker 1: control problems. I do not dabble. I don't dabble. I
Speaker 1: don't I don't dip my toe in the water. I
Speaker 1: simply see the water and I dive in head first.
Speaker 1: And what come, make up? What, Chris? We don't have
Speaker 1: to bring up old stuff, Chris. Chris is mocking me now,
Speaker 1: because my dad was mad enough that I joined the Marines,
Speaker 1: and then he was ten times as mad. I thought
Speaker 1: he was gonna murder me when he said, well, did
Speaker 1: you at least some kind of profession in there that
Speaker 1: will help you with employment later on? And I was like,
Speaker 1: that's funny you brought that up. Dad. Actually I went infantry.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. I can still hear him yelling to
Speaker 1: this day. He was, I right, I rate. And the
Speaker 1: second one was what trigger got me to get out
Speaker 1: of my apartment, because remember when I got out of
Speaker 1: the Marine Corps, I wasn't doing I was pretty fresh
Speaker 1: back from Iraq. I wasn't doing that. Well. What got
Speaker 1: me to move on with my life? Honestly, I found
Speaker 1: a great church to be honest with you, I found
Speaker 1: a great church kind of slapped me awake, just caused
Speaker 1: some of that anger to go away. I was a
Speaker 1: very very violent, very angry person when I got out
Speaker 1: of the Marine Corps. I really wanted to hurt people,
Speaker 1: and that's not where you wanted to be. Again, I
Speaker 1: knew I had to do something to change it. So
Speaker 1: that that changed it all right more. I asked Doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse next, slam on the brakes got so how he
Speaker 1: had to pull to the side. It set some shakin
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show, final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: On an ask doctor Jesse Friday, all right, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm going to address this business small business owner
Speaker 1: question first, because apparently I have set off a firestorm.
Speaker 1: I have a fish opinion. I've brought it up before.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna bring it up again. It is turning everyone
Speaker 1: against me. All the crazy things I've said, this is
Speaker 1: the thing that may push me off the air. They
Speaker 1: may push me off the air, Chris. But we'll get
Speaker 1: to that in a moment. This one's dear handsome sir.
Speaker 1: See that's how you start an email, Chris, what do
Speaker 1: you recommend small business owners do about the probable VAX
Speaker 1: mandate for companies with less than a hundred employees. My
Speaker 1: husband and I own a company in a very blue
Speaker 1: state and we currently have twenty five employees. You mentioned
Speaker 1: a lot about employees and their options, but what about
Speaker 1: people like us who care about their employees and don't
Speaker 1: want to see anyone lose their jobs. Please advise the
Speaker 1: small business owners out there who are anti mandate but
Speaker 1: want to keep the doors open. Thanks a lot, another
Speaker 1: huge fan. Like all former Rush listeners, please don't use
Speaker 1: my name. PS proud to say I don't own a
Speaker 1: pair of ballet flats. All right now, I hate what
Speaker 1: I'm about to say, and I'm mad at myself for
Speaker 1: saying it. You got to ignore the rules now. I'm
Speaker 1: not allowed to encourage anybody to break the law, and
Speaker 1: I never will. But hear me out here. If every
Speaker 1: business out there, small business simply complies every time they
Speaker 1: try to do something illegal, we're never going to get
Speaker 1: out of this. And remember, they are the ones breaking
Speaker 1: the law, not you. There is no law that a
Speaker 1: business has to put a vaccine mandate on its employees.
Speaker 1: It does not exist. Joe Biden is not a king
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is the commander in chief. It is his
Speaker 1: job to execute the laws that Congress passes. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: does not have the authority to stand up and say
Speaker 1: businesses do this with the stroke of a pen. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is breaking the law. It is against the law
Speaker 1: what Joe Biden is doing. He is a law breaker.
Speaker 1: We can't just all continue to go along with it.
Speaker 1: And the reason I'm mad at myself for saying that
Speaker 1: is not something worried about getting in trouble. I'm mad
Speaker 1: at myself for saying that because it's easy for me
Speaker 1: to say. I'm I'm not in control of your business.
Speaker 1: It's not my livelihood. And I know what it takes.
Speaker 1: I know what it takes to start a small business,
Speaker 1: not because I've done it, because I watched my parents
Speaker 1: did it. My parents started a construction business about the
Speaker 1: time I joined the Marine Corps, and I watched what
Speaker 1: they went through, mortgages out on your house and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. I know the sacrifice business owners make. So
Speaker 1: here I am sitting behind the microphone, It's easy for
Speaker 1: me to say, sit behind the microphone, telling you defy them.
Speaker 1: I know that's easy for me to say I don't
Speaker 1: have any skin in that game. If your business goes down,
Speaker 1: I'm not going down with you. So it seems selfish
Speaker 1: and stupid for me to say it, but it's still true.
Speaker 1: Unless businesses defy this, we're toast. And I will tell you,
Speaker 1: don't defy it alone. Find other small businesses and join forces.
Speaker 1: That's what we've been missing on the right so much,
Speaker 1: because we're such individual thinkers and individual people. That's part
Speaker 1: of the reason you're on the right. If you were
Speaker 1: all down with group think, you'd be a communist. You're
Speaker 1: an individual. We have to set some of that aside
Speaker 1: now that we are entering a new era in this
Speaker 1: country and we must group up. There is power when
Speaker 1: we group up. That's where the power is. The power
Speaker 1: in a place like Virginia wasn't because one mom got
Speaker 1: mad and showed up at the school board. It was
Speaker 1: because thousands of them dead. The power is in the numbers,
Speaker 1: and we have the numbers. Even in your blue state.
Speaker 1: You have small business owners all around you. I know
Speaker 1: you do who feel the way you feel. Group up,
Speaker 1: get together, come up with a plan, and I applaud
Speaker 1: you for trying to protect your employees. I'm so disappointed
Speaker 1: in America's corporate world. I just I cannot believe how
Speaker 1: many businesses out there just chose to lay down for
Speaker 1: this garbage. I'm so mad about it. I cannot believe
Speaker 1: how this has happened. I think it is such an
Speaker 1: absolute disgrace. It is a stain on this nation that
Speaker 1: so many businesses out there just laid down for something
Speaker 1: that isn't even a law and treated their own employees
Speaker 1: like crap. Where do these people get off? Where do
Speaker 1: these people get up? Who does that? Gosh? It makes
Speaker 1: me sustinking mad, Doctor Jesse. If you had to choose
Speaker 1: between these foods for the rest of your life, which
Speaker 1: would it be pancakes or waffles, bacon or sausage, Philly cheese,
Speaker 1: steak or Promante Brothers? All right, let's address this last
Speaker 1: one first. Chris. What's Promante Brothers? Chris? Would you look
Speaker 1: it up while I address the other ones? Please? Promante Brothers. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, you actually have to do something. First, Off,
Speaker 1: pancakes and waffles. I am a pancake guy. I love pancakes,
Speaker 1: so I won't be painted as anti pancakes. There's nothing
Speaker 1: like a waffle, though, because you get extra butter and syrup,
Speaker 1: and you basically have not. It's not even a waffles.
Speaker 1: It's a bunch of little mini bowls of butter and syrup. Gosh,
Speaker 1: I'm starving now. Bacon or sausage. I'm gonna catch heat
Speaker 1: for this sausage. I love bacon. I love bacon. I
Speaker 1: had bacon for breakfast this morning. Sausage gives me more options.
Speaker 1: I have Italian sausage. I have hot sausage. I mean,
Speaker 1: I mean, look what, Chris, Chris, do you think you
Speaker 1: should be weighing in on the pork debate? I mean,
Speaker 1: there are a lot of things you could be weighing in,
Speaker 1: and I think maybe when we're discussing pork, you can
Speaker 1: sit over there and sit this one out. Pal Okay,
Speaker 1: read your old testament again. Moving on, did you look
Speaker 1: up Permanti Brothers? What is it? It's a chain sandwich restaurant. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm going Philly Cheese steak then, and I'm sure Permanti
Speaker 1: Brothers is great. I just I don't know it. I
Speaker 1: don't know it. All right, let's address the fish thing.
Speaker 1: As long as we're talking about food, I don't care
Speaker 1: how many people this makes angry. You're welcome to email
Speaker 1: me your hate Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com.
Speaker 1: But here it is. You ready for this? You don't
Speaker 1: like fish. You're pretending you're lying to yourself into others.
Speaker 1: I don't like fish either, and you know how I
Speaker 1: know you don't like fish. What do you say when
Speaker 1: you take a bite of fish that isn't good? You
Speaker 1: all say the same thing. What do you say? Everyone
Speaker 1: knows it? What is it? It tastes? What? What'd you say? Fishy? Hm?
Speaker 1: That's so weird because I've never bitten into a steak
Speaker 1: and said, oh this is this tastes too beefy. I've
Speaker 1: never bitten into a bite of chicken and I had
Speaker 1: a lot of chicken, said oh my gosh, I can't
Speaker 1: believe how chickeny this is. But you been into fish
Speaker 1: and you didn't like it and said it was too fishy?
Speaker 1: Why is that? Allow me to elaborate. You've been into
Speaker 1: fish and didn't like it because it tasted like fish.
Speaker 1: You don't like fish. You like a bland piece of
Speaker 1: meat that is prepared the right way. This is what
Speaker 1: people will say when I say you don't like fish,
Speaker 1: I'll get responses like this, Oh yeah, right. You've never
Speaker 1: had my grand pappies deep fried fish. It's deep fried.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it's good. That doesn't make the fish good,
Speaker 1: or you'll get a lot. You'll get a lot of this,
Speaker 1: especially from Southerners. You know, we have a bunch of
Speaker 1: Louisiana listeners. We'll get a bunch of this. I guarantee
Speaker 1: I'll have emails like this. You've never had my mother's.
Speaker 1: She pours crawfish at toufee over it after she blackens
Speaker 1: it it. Buddy, I could. I could pour crawfish at
Speaker 1: toufee over a jock strap and it would be delicious.
Speaker 1: That doesn't make the fish good. You like how fishes prepared?
Speaker 1: Fish sucks. Everyone knows fish sucks. Everyone knows fish sucks.
Speaker 1: What Chris, don't shake your head, Chris, I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear any of your arguments about fish. You can't
Speaker 1: defend it because everyone knows I'm right, Dear J Smooth,
Speaker 1: I pose this question to every veteran I ran into
Speaker 1: over the last ten months. I've gotten mixed answers and
Speaker 1: would love your take on it. Let's say the Left
Speaker 1: continues to shred the constitution and the citizens finally revolt
Speaker 1: if this revault were to lead to some form of
Speaker 1: civil war, where would our military stand. Would they ignore
Speaker 1: orders and stand with the people against the government, or
Speaker 1: would they turn their weapons on the people? Your thoughts, sir?
Speaker 1: And he signed it a disgruntled fireman trapped in a
Speaker 1: liberal waste land. I don't think you want to know
Speaker 1: my thoughts. Remember that book that I've recommended a thousand times?
Speaker 1: Do you remember what it was? I mean, we've had
Speaker 1: this talk before, and this is this is a difficult talk.
Speaker 1: It is especially because Americans, you and me, don't we
Speaker 1: kind of revere our military as we should. I mean,
Speaker 1: those are the brave men and women and out there
Speaker 1: putting it on the line, living hard lives, fighting, dying
Speaker 1: on behalf of us. So military people have a special
Speaker 1: place of reverence for most of us, right, the same
Speaker 1: as cops and firefighters. It just people who wake up
Speaker 1: every day. I mean I wake up and talking a microphone.
Speaker 1: Those guys wake up and maybe die. That's just totally different.
Speaker 1: But I mean, you want to talk about it. We're
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Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday. The question was, in case you missed it,
Speaker 1: guy rode in and said, if a civil war were
Speaker 1: to break out, and obviously nobody wants that, I would
Speaker 1: hope nobody wants that. But if it was to actually happen,
Speaker 1: where would our military stand? A couple of things. Do
Speaker 1: you know what our military leadership is like right now?
Speaker 1: Barack Obama went in there and fired over one hundred
Speaker 1: generals and filled this military with a bunch of America
Speaker 1: hating scumbags. Those are the people who lead our military.
Speaker 1: I had a private conversation this weekend with someone who
Speaker 1: would know. I'm gonna leave it that way, was somebody
Speaker 1: who would know. And our military is much much worse
Speaker 1: than even I've been saying. It's much worse than you
Speaker 1: can imagine. And our military is I'm just going to
Speaker 1: emphasize this, and I cannot give you details yet. Our
Speaker 1: military is not ready for combat with China. Not ready
Speaker 1: for combat with China. Let me just claim verify that
Speaker 1: our military is currently painted rust. We have Communist America
Speaker 1: hating losers at the top. That's one. Two. Have you
Speaker 1: ever read the book Ordinary Men? I've told you about
Speaker 1: this book a bunch. And remember I'm not I don't
Speaker 1: know the author or something like that. They're not paying
Speaker 1: me to say this. It is not a book about
Speaker 1: the Holocaust. It is a book about human nature. And
Speaker 1: here's the basic premise of the book. And I you know,
Speaker 1: it's a family show, so understand this book probably not
Speaker 1: appropriate for all ages of kids. I mean, it depends
Speaker 1: on how old your kids are. I would probably let man,
Speaker 1: I don't know if i'd let my thirteen year old
Speaker 1: read it. I probably would, but I'd be hesitant. I'll
Speaker 1: tell you that much. It's heavy because here's the basic
Speaker 1: thing behind it. When in Poland, Nazis had already taken it,
Speaker 1: and obviously they weren't big fans of shoes, but it
Speaker 1: was a peaceful place because the area was already conquered.
Speaker 1: We got all these Jews in this area and you
Speaker 1: hate him because you're a Nazi scumbag and they wanted
Speaker 1: the Jews gone. Well, you're not going to leave your
Speaker 1: crack troops in an area that's already conquered. You need
Speaker 1: your crack troops up at the front line where there's fighting.
Speaker 1: You need them against the Ruskies and whatnot. So you
Speaker 1: take your completely average troops. Your your reservists is what
Speaker 1: they were. You take your middle aged, overweight reservist troops
Speaker 1: and you throw them there because they don't have to
Speaker 1: actually do anything. They it was called a police battalion.
Speaker 1: That's all they were doing. You're guarding intersections and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, peaceful places. You're not you're not fighting. And
Speaker 1: so these men, these were not actually Nazis. Remember everybody
Speaker 1: who fought in the German army in World War Two
Speaker 1: wasn't some Jew hating Nazis. There were tons of guys
Speaker 1: who were just patriotic Germans. And then the Nazis took
Speaker 1: over and you're all, okay, I guess, I guess we
Speaker 1: got to do with this hitler guys says now, well,
Speaker 1: these guys were that. Then we're not talking ss lunatics here.
Speaker 1: These are just the fat accountants, the reservists. And one
Speaker 1: day Nazis decided they were going to start killing all
Speaker 1: the Jews inoccupied Poland, and they had this battalion. They
Speaker 1: gave this battalion orders to go execute a bunch of
Speaker 1: Jews men, women and children, but it was actually mainly
Speaker 1: the women and children. Picture this. They were hauling off
Speaker 1: the men, women and children, And I mean, how precious
Speaker 1: are kids and women? I mean, you know, you know
Speaker 1: what a jerk I am. I can't even raise my
Speaker 1: voice to women. It just it's they're women, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: they're women. They should be treasured and protected. So you've
Speaker 1: been given orders. Now. They order this unit, this reserve
Speaker 1: police unit of five hundred men, they ordered them to
Speaker 1: go shoot a bunch of women and children in the
Speaker 1: back of the head. And I'm sorry to be so
Speaker 1: graphic about it, but that's what happened. They knew because
Speaker 1: these weren't a bunch of hard carrying you know Nazis.
Speaker 1: It was weren't a bunch of SS guys. They knew
Speaker 1: or assumed a bunch of men would be very uncomfortable
Speaker 1: with this. They didn't sign up to go kill Jews,
Speaker 1: execute Jews. Right. They take the five hundred men and
Speaker 1: they stand them up and they give them the option anyway,
Speaker 1: anyone who doesn't want to participate in this today, because
Speaker 1: they were going to go in a village and round
Speaker 1: them all up and go shoot them in the head
Speaker 1: in the forest. Anyone who doesn't want to participate in
Speaker 1: this today can set it out. Five hundred men. Do
Speaker 1: you know how many said no, ten ten said no.
Speaker 1: The other five hundred went and snatched up women and
Speaker 1: kids and proceeded to do things that you would consider demonic.
Speaker 1: And oh, don't get me wrong. Yeah, all the stories
Speaker 1: are there, how much they hated it, and how guilty
Speaker 1: they felt, and apparently they all went and got blasted
Speaker 1: drunk that night trying to forget about it. But that
Speaker 1: doesn't put some child's head back on his shoulders, does it?
Speaker 1: Be very very careful about saying things like, oh, the
Speaker 1: military would never I know our troops. History says otherwise.
Speaker 1: History says otherwise. And Chris pointed, Chris just said they
Speaker 1: did it again and again and again. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: I guess I could point out they went on from
Speaker 1: there to do it again and again and again, and
Speaker 1: by the end of the war they were looking forward
Speaker 1: to it. They had just lost all humanity. And you
Speaker 1: don't want you to hear it. Here's something sick for you.
Speaker 1: Virtually every man in this unit, not all of them,
Speaker 1: but virtually everyone got off scott free in the end,
Speaker 1: went right back to their lives, just living a German life,
Speaker 1: right back to the old accounting job, being a lawyer,
Speaker 1: just keeping up my shop. How sick is that? How
Speaker 1: sick is that, doctor Jesse Man, that got heavy? That
Speaker 1: got you know what, Chris, get me some Freedo bandido
Speaker 1: that was too That was too heavy, It was too heavy.
Speaker 1: And yes, Chris, you're right, Massa did get a few. Yes,
Speaker 1: they sure did give me some Frito bandito. I yea, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I am Reggie. I like Frito scrunchips. I love them.
Speaker 1: I do I want Frito set them from you. I yea,
Speaker 1: yea yea, Oh I am give me ricosuncy. I'll be
Speaker 1: your friend, Defri bunty, though you must not end munch
Speaker 1: munch much. Oh I feel better. I feel better already, Chris.
Speaker 1: Back to your questions, doctor Jesse. I'm a civil engineering
Speaker 1: student getting ready to graduate next May. I have several
Speaker 1: big name engineering companies tell me they want to hire
Speaker 1: me upon graduation. Long story short, the highest paying positions
Speaker 1: are being offered by civil engineering companies that have diversion, diversity, equity,
Speaker 1: and inclusion departments, or they have vaccine requirements. I have
Speaker 1: the vaccine because I was coerced into getting it by
Speaker 1: the State of California. But I absolutely refuse to show
Speaker 1: proof of vaccination. I feel terrible for having given into
Speaker 1: the system and complying, but I felt I had no choice. Jesse,
Speaker 1: Am I setting myself up for failure. I need some help. No,
Speaker 1: you're not setting yourself up for failure. You're gonna be
Speaker 1: just fine. I'll explain. Hang on, I'm dragging me down.
Speaker 1: Stand it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday,
Speaker 1: and asked doctor Jesse Friday, why don't address this question
Speaker 1: real quick? Guys getting ready to graduate going into civil engineering.
Speaker 1: A bunch of companies don't want him once or he
Speaker 1: doesn't want to go work there because they have vaccine
Speaker 1: requirements or diversity and equity departments and all this ridiculous
Speaker 1: scrapp and he has to be setting himself up for failure. No, one,
Speaker 1: you're a civil engineer, which means you're a brain and
Speaker 1: probably be a total weirdo in a good way. So
Speaker 1: you're gonna be just fine. But you are going to
Speaker 1: set yourself up for failure if you launch yourself into
Speaker 1: the major corporate world at this point in time. This
Speaker 1: is hard. This is hard to say because you're affecting
Speaker 1: people's dreams and things. They've worked hard for we are
Speaker 1: in a new era in America where choices will have
Speaker 1: to be different than the choices your parents made and
Speaker 1: the choices their parents made. You've been out there busting
Speaker 1: your butt in school to get your grades and get
Speaker 1: graduated and go be a civil engineer, and you can
Speaker 1: still do that. Find a smaller preferably family owned, but
Speaker 1: find a smaller civil engineering company in a red area.
Speaker 1: And I am perfectly aware of what that means money wise.
Speaker 1: I know because I get these emails all the time.
Speaker 1: I understand. I'm Jesse, I'm graduating and I could go
Speaker 1: work for this fortune five hundred company and they're offering
Speaker 1: me two under geez a year. Or I have this
Speaker 1: smaller company that's in rural South Carolina and they're only
Speaker 1: off front six sixty grand a year. I'm not here
Speaker 1: to sacrifice money, and I'm not here to tell you
Speaker 1: if you know, money doesn't matter. Obviously, I want you
Speaker 1: to be successful. Go make a billion dollars if you can.
Speaker 1: I want that for you. But I am You're just
Speaker 1: You're gonna have to take it from me on this one.
Speaker 1: I have lived everywhere, everywhere, all over this country. You
Speaker 1: cannot put a price on living in an area that
Speaker 1: shares your values, and I can't tell you all the
Speaker 1: little miseries that come with living in an area that
Speaker 1: does not. That does not I brought up yesterday. I
Speaker 1: was at the Lincoln Memorial doing that reading, reading the
Speaker 1: names for tunnel to towers, and I had this lovely
Speaker 1: young couple come up to me. It was complete blessing.
Speaker 1: I mean people were coming up to me all day along,
Speaker 1: taking pictures and stuff like that. It was fun. But
Speaker 1: I had this young couple come up to me. They
Speaker 1: were living in DC, and I've never been so blessed
Speaker 1: in my life. They said, Jesse, we're out of here.
Speaker 1: We're moving to Tennessee. We're taking your advice. They're going
Speaker 1: down to Tennessee to get married and make babies. There'll
Speaker 1: be a million times happier than staying and trying to
Speaker 1: wade into that filth. You as someone on the right
Speaker 1: who thinks on the right, you don't have unlimited options
Speaker 1: within the United States anymore. The corporate world is too
Speaker 1: rotted and filthy. But that doesn't mean you don't have options.
Speaker 1: You just can't have any option. Someone I'm very close
Speaker 1: to right now is actually losing their job because of
Speaker 1: the stupid vaccine requirement and going through this new hiring
Speaker 1: process person's highly qualified, amazing resume. Everything isn't an option.
Speaker 1: Everything isn't an option. Some things aren't options. Right off
Speaker 1: the bat, Jesse, my liberal girlfriend and I are having
Speaker 1: a discussion slash argument about getting the kids girl to
Speaker 1: girls five and seven vaccinated up in Boston. I'm adamantly
Speaker 1: against it. She's for it. I'm conservative. She's a nurse
Speaker 1: and keeps telling me she knows the medical field and
Speaker 1: that the doctors she works with are getting their kids vaccinated.
Speaker 1: We are at an impasse. I told her she will
Speaker 1: probably get her way anyways, because I'm sure Massachusetts will
Speaker 1: pass down a mandate. I'm not budging, and I know
Speaker 1: she won't get them vaccinated without my approval. I don't
Speaker 1: know what to do. It would be too much of
Speaker 1: a burden to move any words to help sway her.
Speaker 1: I don't know your woman, buddy, I don't know your woman,
Speaker 1: but I will tell you this. I don't know that
Speaker 1: you have to sway her, because a liberal nurse in
Speaker 1: Massachusetts working with a bunch of liberal doctors may not
Speaker 1: be able to be swayed yet, So why don't you
Speaker 1: stop trying to sway her if she's not going to
Speaker 1: do it without your approval, and that's awesome. That tells
Speaker 1: you that's a good woman right there. Just tell her, honey, eight.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be yes or no today. Let's
Speaker 1: wait because they're already revealing. Look it was in mainstream
Speaker 1: news organizations. It was the Wall Street Journal today. The
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal came out and people are having problems, man,
Speaker 1: real problems. And I'm talking kids are having real problems.
Speaker 1: Give me just a second and I dig this thing
Speaker 1: up for you. I know it's unprofessional, but I don't
Speaker 1: prepare for the show. Speople are here. It is based
Speaker 1: on data. This is from a Marty Makery medical doctor.
Speaker 1: This is there was someone wrote into the Wall Street Journal.
Speaker 1: Get this, get this and look you can look this
Speaker 1: up yourself. The headline is should you vaccinate your five
Speaker 1: year old? And then he goes on and he says,
Speaker 1: this is these are his words, not mine. We should
Speaker 1: not be giving healthy kids a second vax dose at
Speaker 1: the three week interval, especially boys, where one in seven
Speaker 1: thousand get myocarditis and one and one hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: six of them died. Deaths could approximate COVID deaths and
Speaker 1: boys five to eleven with no comorbidity ninety four COVID
Speaker 1: deaths out of twenty eight million kids five to eleven,
Speaker 1: nearly all had comorbidity. Based on the data, kids with
Speaker 1: no comorbidity are estimated to basically not be at any
Speaker 1: risk at all. And yet the second dose of the vaccine. Again,
Speaker 1: this is not me, this is a medical doctor from
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal. The vaccine is more harmful to
Speaker 1: these kids than coronavirus is. Period. Now, I'm not telling
Speaker 1: you to try to sway her with that. Maybe you
Speaker 1: can't swear her, maybe she can't be swayed, But I
Speaker 1: am telling you this one. It's really really cool that
Speaker 1: she's waiting and not doing it without you two. Just say, hey, honey,
Speaker 1: I know we're not going to come to an agreement
Speaker 1: on this. Can we agree that We'll just wait? Let's
Speaker 1: just wait more and more information is coming out, Just wait,
Speaker 1: just wait. Remember this is making it into mainstream news outlets. Now,
Speaker 1: when I read that article for you earlier in the
Speaker 1: week about how all three of the vaccines, all three companies,
Speaker 1: all the effectiveness is going down after six months I
Speaker 1: mean drastically most by more than half. That was the
Speaker 1: La Times. The La Times is a communist rag. Just wait.
Speaker 1: If you're a business right now, you don't want to
Speaker 1: do this. Wait wait, wait, time is our friend. There's
Speaker 1: no need to rush into anything right now. There are
Speaker 1: court battles going on. They just had another discovery this
Speaker 1: morning the CDC, because of a Freedom of Information Act request.
Speaker 1: The CDC came out and said, oh, this is awkward.
Speaker 1: There's actually not a single recorded case of a of
Speaker 1: a person who had coronavirus and got over it spreading
Speaker 1: coronavirus after that, Not one case in the entire United
Speaker 1: States of America. You think that's not going to be
Speaker 1: involved in these lawsuits? Man? Just wait all right, Hi, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I heard that Rhonda Santis was planning to sue over
Speaker 1: the vax Man dates. So are any other Republican governors
Speaker 1: following suit? Or is he alone? Love what you're doing,
Speaker 1: keep up the great work. He's very much alone, But
Speaker 1: there there are other Republican governors jumping in. And look,
Speaker 1: I'm a heavy d fan. I'm I like a lot
Speaker 1: of what he's doing. I'm big fan, all right. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't waive anyone's pom poms. But I'm a big
Speaker 1: fan of what he's done. I am getting a bit
Speaker 1: frustrated though, how the other Republican governors are waiting and
Speaker 1: following his lead. Let's go fellas great Abbot of Texas.
Speaker 1: Other Republican governors. Heavy d can't carry the whole load.
Speaker 1: He's one guy. Let's let's let's go here. Getting frustrated
Speaker 1: with it, man, getting real frustrated with it. So let's
Speaker 1: let's let's per crop here, Chris, will you play Dome
Speaker 1: for me one one more time? She bring she brings
Speaker 1: me up, Chris, she brings me up with that. I'm
Speaker 1: happy to take any questions, Simona. Yes, my microphone was
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Speaker 1: I would wait until this segment is done, and then
Speaker 1: I'd just go right to iHeart, Google, Spotify or iTunes.
Speaker 1: Don't roll your eyes, Chris, and I would download the
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Speaker 1: there are just some amazing takes for me that you missed.
Speaker 1: What Chris, They're amazing takes you missed from me in there?
Speaker 1: Go download the show, doctor Jesse. I know on Twitter
Speaker 1: you just retweet when people call you a racist, they're
Speaker 1: bigot or whatever, and it's hilarious. How would you handle
Speaker 1: it if it were a national stage, national debate stage.
Speaker 1: I think it's a bit more of a slippery slope
Speaker 1: because it's a lose lose if you defend yourself or not.
Speaker 1: Do you just ignore it? Would you call them a
Speaker 1: name and retaliation? Curious your thoughts as I can use
Speaker 1: his name, his name, Stephen, Yeah, I'd call him pedophiles.
Speaker 1: I'm not making that up. I'm not even trying to
Speaker 1: be glue either. Look, you don't get to play offense
Speaker 1: with me. This is the new right. I play offense too.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna level accus, I mean do you realize
Speaker 1: how common it is to call somebody a Nazi? Do people?
Speaker 1: Do people truly understand how evil the Nazis were and
Speaker 1: the things the Nazis did? Do you the Einstz Group,
Speaker 1: and you ever heard of them? They were the hardcore
Speaker 1: Jew hating Nazis that accompanied the German Army, Remember the
Speaker 1: German Army, like we talked about earlier, They weren't all Nazis.
Speaker 1: A bunch of these guys were just German troops. You
Speaker 1: don't want your regular German troops to have to kill
Speaker 1: all the Jews. You want to kill in places like
Speaker 1: the Czech Republic, things like that, or you know some
Speaker 1: of the Eastern European places. The Einstz Group and would
Speaker 1: haul people out, Jews out, and they'd hand them pipes
Speaker 1: and they'd beat each other to death. You call somebody
Speaker 1: a Nazi, that's a big deal. That's a big deal.
Speaker 1: Don't you dare think you're gonna level an accusation like
Speaker 1: that at me and I'm not gonna come up with
Speaker 1: something equally vile to lay back at you. You don't
Speaker 1: get to call me a Nazi and then have me tried.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not true, My friends, are jews. No no,
Speaker 1: no, no no, no no no. If we're playing offense, we're
Speaker 1: gonna play offense pedophile. That's how we're playing this game. Now, Hey, Jessica,
Speaker 1: you know that's not nice. I've got two questions. When
Speaker 1: is your book coming out? Have you even started it? Bro? Oh?
Speaker 1: I haven't started. It's oh, And it's funny you brought
Speaker 1: that up. I actually had to sit down with a
Speaker 1: bunch of fancy panzers last night and they started writing
Speaker 1: me again about writing a book. I hate writing, and
Speaker 1: I know people say, just just get a ghostwriter. I'm
Speaker 1: a bad person. You know that. It feels dishonest if
Speaker 1: I use a ghostwriter. It feels dishonest. What Chris going
Speaker 1: to credit my ghost writer in the acknowledgements? Look, if
Speaker 1: I used to ghostwriter, I'm not giving him any credit
Speaker 1: at all. But now it feels dishonest to have someone
Speaker 1: else write it. And I've said this before, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure it's something else wrong with me as a person.
Speaker 1: I get that. But you asked me to sit down
Speaker 1: and do a three hour radio show. Fine, you have
Speaker 1: me to sit down and do an hour long TV show.
Speaker 1: I do want every single night on the first TV fine,
Speaker 1: I do both in a given day, and there aren't
Speaker 1: butterflies or something like that. I'm having a blast, as
Speaker 1: you can tell, no problem, no problem, time of my life.
Speaker 1: As you can tell, we enjoy ourselves. If you were
Speaker 1: to tell me right now that I had to go
Speaker 1: home as a condition to my employment, I had to
Speaker 1: go home and I had to write a thousand words,
Speaker 1: just at a normal article, a thousand words, I would
Speaker 1: when I sat down in front of my computer, I
Speaker 1: would have that feeling in the pit of my stomach
Speaker 1: like you get when you speak in front of people.
Speaker 1: It's that bad. I would delay it. When I got home,
Speaker 1: I'd find a million different things I had to do instead,
Speaker 1: find the wife and have to start riding me. Go
Speaker 1: get your writing done. I hate writing. The thought of
Speaker 1: writing an entire book sounds horrible to me, Absolutely horrible
Speaker 1: to me. Jesse. Can a state refine its own oil
Speaker 1: and use it within that state? If gas prices were,
Speaker 1: say one dollar in Texas, then COMI blue states would
Speaker 1: be at such a disadvantage. The free market might be
Speaker 1: strong enough to shake off the Federal Department of Energy,
Speaker 1: which controls interstate energy as well as international policy. Could
Speaker 1: Montana do a pipeline to Canada oil and sell it themselves.
Speaker 1: I mean theoretically, yes. The problem is the Feds have
Speaker 1: so much influence over what the states do these days,
Speaker 1: way too much influence over what the states do that
Speaker 1: even a powerful state like Texas, I don't think they
Speaker 1: would stand up to the federal government if it came
Speaker 1: to a head at stone. And remember this is this
Speaker 1: gets way more complicated than we can just break down
Speaker 1: right here. But it's not as if you just yank
Speaker 1: oil out of the ground and boom, it's it's ready
Speaker 1: and through it my car, I'm ready to roll. I mean,
Speaker 1: you have to refine it. It just it takes more.
Speaker 1: And we don't do everything everywhere. We'll ship off unrefined
Speaker 1: oil to get refined somewhere else and then ship back
Speaker 1: in the refined oil. It's just just because your state
Speaker 1: has oil doesn't mean you have what you need to
Speaker 1: gas up your car. That's the best way I can
Speaker 1: describe it. Happy birthday and happy Veterans Day, you handsome
Speaker 1: devil dog. He's talking about the Marine Corps birthday. That
Speaker 1: was just that was two days ago. Simple question, when
Speaker 1: can I take a break. There's a ton happening every day,
Speaker 1: but I feel like I'm losing my mind trying to
Speaker 1: pay attention to all of it. How does the oracle
Speaker 1: relax and tune it out? Or do you love the show? Okay?
Speaker 1: To say Chris Chris, huh? How about that? His name's Chris.
Speaker 1: He was with Fox two one. How about that? Simplify
Speaker 1: my brother. Listen to me, everybody. It's not just for him,
Speaker 1: everybody right now. Because things are bad and they're going poorly,
Speaker 1: it's easy to feel stressed and overwhelmed at everything's hopeless
Speaker 1: and whatnot. I understand that I make my living because
Speaker 1: you listen to my show. I get that if it
Speaker 1: becomes too much, turn the freaking thing off for a
Speaker 1: couple of days. You asked what I do. I've told
Speaker 1: you this story before. My TV producer is obsessed with politics,
Speaker 1: and he asked me one day, asked me in my
Speaker 1: ear when I was finishing up my TV show. He
Speaker 1: was mad about something Biden and he said, do you
Speaker 1: ever turn it off? Can you believe this? And I said, brother,
Speaker 1: I turn it off about five seconds after I take
Speaker 1: this earpiece out of my ear. I love what I do,
Speaker 1: and I'm the most blessed guy in the world to
Speaker 1: be able to not work for a living. But when
Speaker 1: I'm done, when I wrap this up and I wrap
Speaker 1: up my TV show and I go home, I don't
Speaker 1: touch politics till the next day. What do I do.
Speaker 1: I go home, I hang with the wife, I hang
Speaker 1: out with my buddies. We watch movies, I read books,
Speaker 1: I watched documentaries. Shut up, Chris, I know it's a
Speaker 1: little nerdy get away, and there's nothing wrong. Look, I'm
Speaker 1: not telling you to give up politics because this stuff matters.
Speaker 1: That's why we're into it. It matters a lot. And
Speaker 1: I'm really not telling you to turn off the show permanently.
Speaker 1: Take a day, Take two, Take three. The world's gonna
Speaker 1: keep on turning. Keep your chin up. There's more of
Speaker 1: us than there are of them. We'll be fine, that's all.