Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a wonderful Tuesday. Try to wrap up this history story
Speaker 1: here on the Railway of Death, and then we'll get
Speaker 1: back to some politics. Gonna gonna point out a talking
Speaker 1: point You're going to be hearing a lot of over
Speaker 1: the next year three years from the Communists, these ridiculous
Speaker 1: police chiefs and big cities. All that emails so much
Speaker 1: more Joe Biden trying to take credit for peace. So
Speaker 1: much more coming up in the final hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. But I need to try to finish
Speaker 1: this story on the Railway of Death. Sorry to walk
Speaker 1: you through. You go down in the ship, your friends
Speaker 1: get machine gun in front of you in the water.
Speaker 1: You end up on a hell ship, what they're known as.
Speaker 1: Then you end up at a prisoner of war camp.
Speaker 1: But you're only in this prisoner of war camp temporarily
Speaker 1: because now they have to send you into the parts
Speaker 1: of the jungle where the railway is going to be built.
Speaker 1: A normal way you build a railroad is you start
Speaker 1: at both ends and you start to work your way
Speaker 1: towards the middle. And meet in the middle. But I
Speaker 1: already said this was a five year project. The Japanese
Speaker 1: Empire is starting to lose the war. They don't have
Speaker 1: five years. They need it built now, so they would
Speaker 1: take large groups of soldiers. Again, almost all these guys
Speaker 1: are already sick, starving, and they would march them into
Speaker 1: the jungle where there is nothing, and there you have
Speaker 1: to try to make a camp close to the railway
Speaker 1: station you're working at. I call it a station. There's
Speaker 1: nothing there. You have to begin clearing out the jungle,
Speaker 1: leveling the ground. And this is a place where the
Speaker 1: monsoon season lasts five months, and when you show up,
Speaker 1: there are no facilities, not even a roof. The guys
Speaker 1: would talk about being rained on all day, in all night,
Speaker 1: with no cover at all. None. Think about that, and
Speaker 1: quickly your clothes, if you had any that they hadn't confiscated,
Speaker 1: they will quickly rot off of your body. I know,
Speaker 1: if you've ever seen pictures of the Allied troops who
Speaker 1: were going through this, you've probably seen them in loin
Speaker 1: cloths of some time, basically makeshift underwear. It's what they were.
Speaker 1: And that did happen quite a bit. But you know,
Speaker 1: the the ugly truth of it. A lot of times
Speaker 1: they were just naked. You never had clothes because all
Speaker 1: the clothes rotted off of your body. You were treated brutally, brutally,
Speaker 1: and the brutality got worse. Why, remember I told you
Speaker 1: about the Japanese culture and the hierarchy and the racism
Speaker 1: and everything else. Japan had also conquered Korea by this time.
Speaker 1: Remember I told you the Japanese at this time thought
Speaker 1: they were superior to all other Asians as well. They were.
Speaker 1: The Japanese occupation of Korea could be a show in
Speaker 1: and of itself. What was done there, It's terrible, but
Speaker 1: they treated the Koreans horribly. They also conscripted the Koreans
Speaker 1: into the Japanese military. Now remember this, You're not getting
Speaker 1: the best troops as campguards anyway. You need your best
Speaker 1: troops out there fighting, so you're already getting the lowest
Speaker 1: quality Japanese soldier there is. Now you're bringing in Koreans
Speaker 1: and all these Allied prisoners talk about the Koreans. The
Speaker 1: Japanese would routinely beat and savage the Koreans who worked
Speaker 1: for them and treated them like dogs, and in turn,
Speaker 1: the worst treatment on Allied troops. Was often done by
Speaker 1: Koreans who were fighting working on behalf of the Japanese empire.
Speaker 1: If you weren't working fast enough, you would be hit.
Speaker 1: All the Allied prisoners were hit all the time. They
Speaker 1: were always being beaten, always being hit. If God forbid,
Speaker 1: somebody tried to escape, the punishments would range from just
Speaker 1: run of the mill torture like holding a heavy rock
Speaker 1: over your head to chopping off your hands. They would
Speaker 1: forcibly fill up your stomach with water and then jump
Speaker 1: on you, which would rupture your insides. A terrible way
Speaker 1: to die. You would die that way, a very very
Speaker 1: common way. They would brutalize you for any kind of infraction,
Speaker 1: and it could be a small infraction. If a Japanese
Speaker 1: officer walked by and you didn't bow properly, you could
Speaker 1: be punished and would be punished. They would put you
Speaker 1: in a bamboo cage where you couldn't stand, but you
Speaker 1: also couldn't really sit and stretch out your legs, and
Speaker 1: they would leave you in there for days on end.
Speaker 1: You're naked or just the loincloth. You are working like
Speaker 1: a dog day in and day out, and they were
Speaker 1: even brutal to animals. There were elephants that were initially
Speaker 1: helping build this railway through the jungle. Elephants are very
Speaker 1: family oriented, very intelligent creatures. The Japanese were so brutal
Speaker 1: to the elephants, the elephants ran away. They lost them all.
Speaker 1: So now you just have the Allied troops. You're also starving,
Speaker 1: and as time went on, the Japanese are starving too.
Speaker 1: There are no roads, there's no railway yet it doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: And even if there was, the Japanese empires running out
Speaker 1: of stuff, you had to rely on the river, the
Speaker 1: flooding rivers, to try to float supplies to and fro.
Speaker 1: The Japanese troops don't have enough food. What's it like
Speaker 1: for our troops. They get a bowl of essentially disgusting
Speaker 1: rice pudding in the morning and maybe another soup of
Speaker 1: sun kind later on. No protein to speak of. So
Speaker 1: you have to catch snakes, including poisonous king cobras. You
Speaker 1: have to catch and kill monkeys. If you see a
Speaker 1: disgusting grub underneath a rock that is a choice piece
Speaker 1: of protein, you don't turn your nose up and squish
Speaker 1: it under your foot. You grab it and eat it
Speaker 1: because you're starving to death. If you look at any
Speaker 1: of the prisoners who worked on this railroad, they all
Speaker 1: look like Holocaust victims. That's how they look. It's the worst,
Speaker 1: it's the saddest thing. And there's another part of it,
Speaker 1: the disease. This is an area that has every disease,
Speaker 1: every horrible disease you can think of. Barry, Barry. That's
Speaker 1: where your legs swell up. It's terrible, malaria, dysentery, the
Speaker 1: water situation's a nightmare. And I've explained dysentery before. You're
Speaker 1: losing all of it. And that brings me to the
Speaker 1: medical care. You don't have medicines for the most part.
Speaker 1: You would have guys who weren't even doctors. They're just
Speaker 1: a low end medical guy in your unit. And he
Speaker 1: became the surgeon with amputations, amputations with no anesty. One guy.
Speaker 1: This wasn't one guy, but one story I read. The
Speaker 1: guy had ulcers, jungle rot ulcers all over his legs.
Speaker 1: Those would get infected and you would die if they
Speaker 1: didn't amputate your leg. You had to take the tear
Speaker 1: care of the infection. But the doctor didn't have any
Speaker 1: medicine for him. He had to send him to the
Speaker 1: latrine to gather the maggots from the base of the
Speaker 1: latrine and put them on his wounds so they would
Speaker 1: eat away the infection the rotted flesh to save his leg.
Speaker 1: I'm being as nice as I can describing the disaster
Speaker 1: that this was. They even got to a place known
Speaker 1: to history as hell Fire Pass. You finally got out
Speaker 1: of the jungle, and instead you ran into a gigantic
Speaker 1: block of rock where you had to chip and chop
Speaker 1: away at it. Remember, you're starving, dying of disease, and
Speaker 1: you didn't get to take the day off if you
Speaker 1: were sick. The Japanese would storm into the medical tent
Speaker 1: and make people go out anyway. And they also thought
Speaker 1: it was funny sometimes to set off the explosives in
Speaker 1: hell Fire Pass when the Allied troops were nearby, so
Speaker 1: they could enjoy the carnage as all this went on.
Speaker 1: I'm going to wrap this up with this. This took
Speaker 1: fourteen months to build the Railway of Death. They did
Speaker 1: finish it, It was promptly bombed repeatedly by the Allies
Speaker 1: and hardly used at all. Sixteen thousand Allied POWs died
Speaker 1: twenty a day. You would go out with your buddies
Speaker 1: and you knew you were going to bury one or
Speaker 1: two of them every single day. You had to bury
Speaker 1: them where they fell and then get right back to work.
Speaker 1: Ninety thousand civilians died even mentioned them all those countries
Speaker 1: Japan had conquered. They treated them like slave labor too,
Speaker 1: and they weren't as physically fit. They didn't have the
Speaker 1: medical knowledge of the troops, and they died at a
Speaker 1: much higher rate than even the troops did. And the
Speaker 1: worst part, not the worst part, one of the worst
Speaker 1: parts of this whole story was most people not only
Speaker 1: don't know what happened the troops when they got home
Speaker 1: from these camps because it was late when they got home,
Speaker 1: they didn't get released till after the war. Were almost
Speaker 1: universally ignored by their home countries, no parades. Oftentimes the
Speaker 1: government would deny benefits, and these guys were ravaged. Their
Speaker 1: physical health was bad for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 1: Their mental health is destroyed for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 1: That if you are an American, this happened to your people.
Speaker 1: If you were a brit if you're an Aussi, if
Speaker 1: you're Dutch. This happened. One of the worst stories in
Speaker 1: history happen, and most people don't know about it, The
Speaker 1: Railway of Death, the Burma Cyan Railway. There is your history.
Speaker 1: Let's go back and talk about some politics. Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: taking credit for things before we do that. Speaking of
Speaker 1: your history, I already mentioned that today is the one
Speaker 1: year anniversary of my father passing away a year ago.
Speaker 1: It was the last time I talked to my old man.
Speaker 1: I I won't do it. I wouldn't do it before
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Speaker 1: It's the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a fantastic Tuesday. Ever. If you missed any
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Speaker 1: us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Joe Biden releases
Speaker 1: statement to let everyone know he got the ball rolling
Speaker 1: on the Gaza Peace steal Please, well, are the biggest
Speaker 1: bunch of dirt balls in the world there is? You know,
Speaker 1: I would never want to be a democrat, But in
Speaker 1: a way, wouldn't the complete lack of shame be kind
Speaker 1: of fun if you just have no shame whatsoever, no
Speaker 1: shame at all, it would be enjoyable in a way.
Speaker 1: What Chris, I don't really have shame. That's a good point.
Speaker 1: And it's a good time. It's I have a joy
Speaker 1: I have. I have a lot of fun with it.
Speaker 1: It can get heavy, it's heavy as ten boxes that
Speaker 1: you might be moving, But I have a good time.
Speaker 1: Jesse yesterday, it sounded like you think striving for peace
Speaker 1: is a big waste of time. What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Is that? What I said? Is that? What I said?
Speaker 1: What I said was it was wonderful. People being reunited
Speaker 1: with their families is wonderful. Even fifteen minutes of peace
Speaker 1: is wonderful. Donald Trump deserves all the credit in the world.
Speaker 1: But don't kid yourself and think that it's lasting. Oh
Speaker 1: you know what. Here's some headlines from today. Gaza ceasefire outlook,
Speaker 1: darkens as, Israel DeLay's aid and Hamas Titans grip. Here's
Speaker 1: another one. Israel accuses Hamas a violating ceasefire and will
Speaker 1: reduce aid to Gaza. Oh you want another. Hamas carries
Speaker 1: out public executions just hours after signing a peace treaty
Speaker 1: with Israel. I am going to burst your bubble on
Speaker 1: something in politics. Do you know why you care about politics,
Speaker 1: same reason I care about politics. You love your country,
Speaker 1: and you understand the people who hold power at any
Speaker 1: level in your country. It's important the things they push for,
Speaker 1: it is important. It matters. You love politics because it matters.
Speaker 1: This is why I could never do sports radio, even
Speaker 1: though I enjoy sports. It's so unimportant. It's not important.
Speaker 1: And I couldn't sit and scream and act like it
Speaker 1: matters all day long. What you care about matters. It's
Speaker 1: important because it matters, because it is important. You and I.
Speaker 1: We get emotional about it. We do, and there's a
Speaker 1: danger in that, and sometimes, unless we're careful, we will
Speaker 1: get too high or we will get too low. It's
Speaker 1: human nature, and you have to avoid that. You have
Speaker 1: to work to avoid that, because it doesn't serve you
Speaker 1: well to ever get too high or too low. On politics,
Speaker 1: On the election, it's the most recent wonderful thing that happened.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump stomps Dome, wins the election, crushes her, and
Speaker 1: we're looking at the election results. He wins the popular vote.
Speaker 1: For Pete's sake, we don't ever do that anymore. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump takes it back. We look at the election, it
Speaker 1: is tempting to stand up and be like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: the Communists are finally defeated once and for all. They've
Speaker 1: been rejected forever. We will now hold power for one
Speaker 1: hundred straight years. They'll never come back. We have one.
Speaker 1: They are gone forever. Yeah, that's a mistake. You're only
Speaker 1: setting yourself up for disappointment. It was a huge, important win.
Speaker 1: Don't get too high, and they're exactly the opposite. Don't
Speaker 1: get too low. In the four years Joe Biden was president,
Speaker 1: felt like the world was coming to an end, felt
Speaker 1: like it was going to happen any day, any day
Speaker 1: in the country will just implode. We won't make it
Speaker 1: another year. Don't get too low. When big things happen,
Speaker 1: like a peace agreement, it's good and we should celebrate.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump and Marco Rubio and really all of
Speaker 1: them deserve so much credit for get getting it done
Speaker 1: and getting all those people reunited with their families. That
Speaker 1: is wonderful. Don't sit and lie to yourself that the
Speaker 1: Gaza is going to be beachfront property where you're going
Speaker 1: to be taking a vacation soon. Come on. This area
Speaker 1: will always be at war always. You cannot have something
Speaker 1: that is central to the three biggest religions on the
Speaker 1: planet and think they're all just going to share it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't work that way. There are always going to
Speaker 1: be problems here until the day you die. If you're
Speaker 1: five years old or one hundred and five years old,
Speaker 1: there are always going to be problems. This is a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful temporary pause. And that's all it is, a wonderful
Speaker 1: temporary pause before all fire up again. Somehow, some way
Speaker 1: is some idiot is going to do something violent and stupid,
Speaker 1: and it's all going to kick off again. Enjoy the day,
Speaker 1: don't get too high, don't get too low. All right,
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about something we've talked about before. Briefly,
Speaker 1: you're gonna hear a lot of Democrats do what we're
Speaker 1: about to play next, Truth Attitude, Jesse Kelly. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Tuesday. Let's get
Speaker 1: right back to it here. So piggybacking off is something
Speaker 1: I had talked to you about before. You know what,
Speaker 1: do we always say? Communists lie about everything at all times.
Speaker 1: Every single word they use is design designed to deceive.
Speaker 1: You can't sell hey, I want to destroy everything you
Speaker 1: care about. That doesn't work, so you have to come
Speaker 1: up with different words. And I told you before or
Speaker 1: that when they use words like deconstruct, decolonize, those are
Speaker 1: just euphemisms for destroy. Whenever you hear them talk about
Speaker 1: decolonizing something or deconstructing something, they're trying to destroy it.
Speaker 1: There is a third word I should have brought up.
Speaker 1: You're going to listen to this idiot actor Mark Ruffalo,
Speaker 1: He's going to use it.
Speaker 2: What do we do to make life better for everybody?
Speaker 1: We certainly have enough. I mean, we just created the
Speaker 1: most number of billionaires in the history of the world.
Speaker 1: You know, we had enough.
Speaker 3: We could do this, but it's going to take some
Speaker 3: reimagining of what America is.
Speaker 1: Reimagine. Whenever you hear a communist use the word reimagine,
Speaker 1: that also means destroy. They know, destroys not a great
Speaker 1: seller in politics. It's hard to win the people over
Speaker 1: with destroy. That's what reimagine means. That's what deconstruct means.
Speaker 1: That's what decolonized means. Whatever they're trying to reimagine, they
Speaker 1: are trying to destroy. All Communists lie about everything at
Speaker 1: all times. They are extremely purposeful with their language. It
Speaker 1: is carefully selected. Speaking of which, remember this little bit
Speaker 1: I played for you about Abigail Spanberger, and she's asked
Speaker 1: about men and women's bathrooms, men and women's sports, this
Speaker 1: unbelievable non answer she gives. But part of the non
Speaker 1: answer she gives is she keeps referencing parents and local
Speaker 1: control and parents. And look here she.
Speaker 2: Was focusing on a K through twelve school system. Should
Speaker 2: transgender girls who are biological males be allowed to use girls'
Speaker 2: bathrooms and play on girls sports teams? You have sixty seconds.
Speaker 4: On issues related to what's happening in our schools in
Speaker 4: each individual community. I think it's important that we have
Speaker 4: parents and teachers and administrators making decisions about their individual schools,
Speaker 4: not politicians.
Speaker 2: Once again, the question was, should transgender girls who are
Speaker 2: biological males be allowed to use girls' bathrooms and play
Speaker 2: on girl sports teams? In K through twelve? You have
Speaker 2: fifteen seconds to clarify.
Speaker 4: In cases across Virginia. I think it's incumbent upon parents
Speaker 4: and educators and administrators in each local community to make decisions.
Speaker 1: Did that sound familiar that answer? If you have a
Speaker 1: mind like a steel trap, maybe it did sound familiar.
Speaker 1: I think this was what was this a couple months ago?
Speaker 1: Chris two? Three months ago, the rear Admiral Pete Podhajej,
Speaker 1: who also wants to be president, He was asked a
Speaker 1: very similar question, and wow, this answer he gives sounds
Speaker 1: familiar to when President Trump says something like no, boys
Speaker 1: and girls sports, which is a phrase that they use.
Speaker 1: It sounds like you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 3: I think that chess is different from weightlifting, and weightlifting
Speaker 3: is different from volleyball, and middle school is different from
Speaker 3: the Olympics. So that's exactly why I think that we
Speaker 3: shouldn't be grand standing on this as politicians. We should
Speaker 3: be empowering communities and organizations and schools to make the
Speaker 3: right decisions.
Speaker 1: Hey, it's up to the school. It's up to each school,
Speaker 1: it's up to the parents. Mark my words, write it down,
Speaker 1: take a picture. This is going to be the answer
Speaker 1: Democrats give across the country for the next three years
Speaker 1: until twenty twenty eight. When they are confronted by this question.
Speaker 1: They will be repeatedly confronted by this question because it's
Speaker 1: an eighty twenty issue they are on the wrong side of,
Speaker 1: and no matter where they are asked this question, unless
Speaker 1: it is the bluest area in the world and they
Speaker 1: don't need any Republican votes, whenever they are asked this question,
Speaker 1: they will give some version of kicking the can down
Speaker 1: the road and saying, hey, not my problem, it's up
Speaker 1: to the school itself. It's up to the community. It's
Speaker 1: up to the parents. I think it's up to the community.
Speaker 1: It's the only answer you can give when you're on
Speaker 1: the wrong side of an eighty twenty issue. Hey man,
Speaker 1: not even my authority, ask someone else. Of course, they're
Speaker 1: communists and they're lying, and they one hundred percent believe
Speaker 1: dudes should be in the locker room waving his penis
Speaker 1: around in front of your doctor. But that's a hard
Speaker 1: selling politics too, So they lie about everything at all times,
Speaker 1: lying about everything at all times. Speaking of which, here's
Speaker 1: that filthy commedy Jaya Pow talking about the government shut.
Speaker 5: Downfew control the House, the Senate, and the White House.
Speaker 5: It is your responsibility to find the votes to pass
Speaker 5: a bill that keeps government open.
Speaker 1: Now, you can scream and yell that there aren't enough
Speaker 1: Republican votes in the Senate. We don't have sixty Republican
Speaker 1: votes in the Senate, so Democrats have to vote for
Speaker 1: a continuing resolution or the government stays shut down. Jaya
Speaker 1: Poal knows that as well, but she also knows the
Speaker 1: truth is dangerous for the world of make believes she
Speaker 1: creates for her communist followers, so she has to give
Speaker 1: answers like this. Communists lie about everything all the time.
Speaker 5: If you control the House, the Senate, and the White House,
Speaker 5: it is your responsibility to find the votes to pass
Speaker 5: a b that keeps government open.
Speaker 1: Tiny hands. Just when I think your takes can't get
Speaker 1: any worse, after the botched results of your worst Country
Speaker 1: in the World contest, you dare come on the radio
Speaker 1: and tell me to put green onions in blue cheese
Speaker 1: to dip my wonderful chips in. I'm telling you I
Speaker 1: already got enough pushback from Chris and Corey yesterday. I'm
Speaker 1: telling you a potato chip, not a corn chip, mind you,
Speaker 1: corn chip's a different animal. Those really need a cheese
Speaker 1: of some kind. You need a caso dip of some kind,
Speaker 1: a potato chip. Don't sleep on a good blue cheese.
Speaker 1: It can be straight up blue cheese dressing or a
Speaker 1: blue cheese dip. What Chris, Chris said, What if I
Speaker 1: don't like mold? All cheese is mold, Chris, Stop lying
Speaker 1: to yourself now. It's not a lot. It's all mold.
Speaker 1: It's all just milk that went bad at different stages.
Speaker 1: Stop majoring on the minor, Chris, attempt to embrace it.
Speaker 1: You know I've already got you talked into mayo on
Speaker 1: your cheese steak. By now you've already come around and
Speaker 1: realized the greatness of adding a little tang to the
Speaker 1: old cheese steak. What it's not simplicity to the order.
Speaker 1: Why don't you just admit that you like it? Chris?
Speaker 1: What is it? You know what? I think this is
Speaker 1: a you people problem, because you know what, I had
Speaker 1: to go through this with my old campaign manager who
Speaker 1: was Jewish too, and if this was not about cheese steaks,
Speaker 1: it was about breakfast sandwiches, and we were talking about,
Speaker 1: you know, bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches, bacon, egg
Speaker 1: and cheese bagels, or I was just talking about straight
Speaker 1: up egg sandwiches because he couldn't have the bacon. You
Speaker 1: don't understand. And I would always put mayo or miracle
Speaker 1: whip on him. He was mortified, Why would you do that?
Speaker 1: Why would you do that? Over and over and over again?
Speaker 1: Stop putting that on there? And I would explain it
Speaker 1: has a little tang, little tang, little zip miracle whip,
Speaker 1: just like the commercial says, little tang, little zip miracle whip. Finally,
Speaker 1: one day he tries it should have seen the shame
Speaker 1: when he realized that I had been right all these years.
Speaker 1: Why are you people being like this? Chris, wake wake
Speaker 1: up and smell the mayo. Chris, wake up and smell
Speaker 1: the mayo. It's time and Corey, don't shake your head.
Speaker 1: You order patty melts without onions. There's no point in
Speaker 1: getting a patty melt if there aren't onions on it.
Speaker 1: I've never even heard of that before. And oh then
Speaker 1: you get a side of onion rings. A patty meult
Speaker 1: with no onions and a side of onion rings. Nobody
Speaker 1: does that. You don't even get a say in this
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Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday, but we shall
Speaker 1: return tomorrow. You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. You remember that idiot Cincinnati police chief when
Speaker 1: that old white couple got the crap beat out of
Speaker 1: them by these savages in Cincinnati, and she went on
Speaker 1: the news and lecture to all of us for sharing it.
Speaker 6: Social media and journalism and the role it plays in
Speaker 6: this incident.
Speaker 1: And yes, guys, that's you. That is you social media.
Speaker 1: The post that we've.
Speaker 6: Seen does not depict the entire incident. That is one
Speaker 6: version of what occurred.
Speaker 1: Definitely sounds like she's the type he's going to clean
Speaker 1: up crime right. Definitely sounds like she's going to find
Speaker 1: the bad guys and lock them up of course the
Speaker 1: people who did the assaulting were multi time felons. I mean,
Speaker 1: then look, you know the whole story. Well she's back
Speaker 1: in the news. See a couple people got shot. And
Speaker 1: let me tell you what this woman sounds like. She's
Speaker 1: all about law and order.
Speaker 6: So my message to everybody, learn how to behave in
Speaker 6: our city, but especially learn how to behave in our
Speaker 6: downtown and our Fountain Square. And our officers will approach
Speaker 6: you if you start to behave disorderly Unfountain Square, because
Speaker 6: these things can sometimes start as a minor altercation and
Speaker 6: then evolve into something bigger. So do not come down town,
Speaker 6: especially on Fountain Square if you don't know.
Speaker 4: How to behave.
Speaker 1: Learn how to behave, guys. This is the state of
Speaker 1: big city police departments, so drowning in cultural Marxist filth,
Speaker 1: they find the biggest dufest woman they can find and
Speaker 1: make her the police chief. And now when people get
Speaker 1: gunned down in the streets of Cincinnati, the best you
Speaker 1: can get is everyone behave or I'm keeping you after class.
Speaker 1: So freaking pathetic, almost pathetic. Is Chris still pitching for
Speaker 1: Mayo or against Mayo? During the commercial break? Do you
Speaker 1: know what he said to me. He said to me,
Speaker 1: Mayo isn't for the flavor, it's for the texture. Is
Speaker 1: there something you'd like to share with all of us?
Speaker 1: Chris Rady here, I don't eat mayo? Is it the No? No,
Speaker 1: I'm just curious. Is it the creamy texture you're looking for?
Speaker 1: That's weird. That's that's weird. I didn't. I didn't take
Speaker 1: you for a Lindsey Graham fan. I'm just look, I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, all the years I have enjoyed mayo, never
Speaker 1: once did I bite into a delicious sandwich with Mayo
Speaker 1: on it and think, mm, that's the texture in my
Speaker 1: mouth I was looking for. Never even occurred to me
Speaker 1: one time. But it's weird that's what occurred to you. Huh.
Speaker 1: Excuse some emails, Hey, Bronco Oracle with the Dems freaking
Speaker 1: out about Trump twenty twenty eight, what are your thoughts
Speaker 1: on JD Vance in a Rubio ticket. Rubio is a
Speaker 1: star in Florida and a reformed Neo KHN. His name
Speaker 1: is TJ.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 1: I have this thing about politics and politicians. In fact,
Speaker 1: I have a rule. Yeah, I call it the Chris
Speaker 1: Christie rule. If you've listened for a long time, you
Speaker 1: will know what I'm talking about. Here's the Chris Christie rule.
Speaker 1: There was a time. I know, if you haven't followed
Speaker 1: politics for a while, you'll think I'm lying. But there
Speaker 1: was a time where Chris Christie was the newly elected
Speaker 1: Republican governor of New Jersey, and he was this tough
Speaker 1: talking guy, and he was the hottest thing in Republican politics.
Speaker 1: People across the country were in love with him, and
Speaker 1: he was being heavily, heavily drafted to run for president.
Speaker 1: Chris Christie was a bright, shining star at one point
Speaker 1: in time. Maybe you're rolling your eyes or scoffing at that.
Speaker 1: Oh good, I'm glad you are, because that brings me
Speaker 1: to the Chris Christie effect. One bad photo op, one
Speaker 1: or two bad decisions, and you can go from being
Speaker 1: the bell of the ball to being a punchline. Chris
Speaker 1: Christy now is a punchline. He's a joke. He's widely
Speaker 1: mocked in Republican circles. When I say to people that
Speaker 1: he was the hottest thing in Republican politics, they laugh
Speaker 1: and think I'm joking if they don't remember, but he was.
Speaker 1: The truth is I am extremely impressed with jd Vance
Speaker 1: that I'm not as surprised about because I liked jd anyway.
Speaker 1: I am really impressed with Marco Rubio as well, that
Speaker 1: I I am surprised about because I always thought he
Speaker 1: was kind of milk toast and lame and doesn't seem
Speaker 1: that way anymore. I am so impressed with both of them.
Speaker 1: And you ask me right now on October October fourteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty if I like the thought of a potential
Speaker 1: jd Rance Marco Rubio ticket. The answer is I do,
Speaker 1: But twenty twenty eight is a long ways away. No,
Speaker 1: I don't foresee either one of those guys with some
Speaker 1: kind of gigantic screw up. But I'm not a prophet.
Speaker 1: I don't know what could happen. I don't I don't
Speaker 1: know as of right now. I could see it, I
Speaker 1: would certainly vote for it. I just try to not
Speaker 1: get too far ahead of my skis whenever there's an
Speaker 1: we're so hungry for decent Republican politicians because we've had
Speaker 1: so many crappy ones for so long that we can
Speaker 1: tend to be a bit of a cheap date. We
Speaker 1: just meaning, hey, just buy me a flower. You know,
Speaker 1: buy me a flower and I'll fall in love. Just
Speaker 1: give me one good thing, talk tough to the media
Speaker 1: one time, and you'll be my new king that has
Speaker 1: bitten us many times before. Fall in like don't fall
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Speaker 6: Right, and now he's a headline.
Speaker 1: Go you know, you know the thing headlines. We didn't
Speaker 1: get to ice NAB's alleged illegal alien truck driver with
Speaker 1: quote no name given license. Somebody actually gave him a license.
Speaker 1: This is New York, by the way, with no name given.
Speaker 1: These steps Blue States have taken to hand your entire
Speaker 1: country over to illegals is enough to make your head
Speaker 1: pop off. I fought for this country and it means nothing.
Speaker 1: Haunting last words, a veteran who killed himself after being
Speaker 1: refused to house by the council who said he wasn't
Speaker 1: a priority. He's an Afghanistan veteran. This took place in
Speaker 1: the UK as they hand their whole country over to
Speaker 1: Sharia Llah, just spitting in the face of their troops.
Speaker 1: What a disgrace that country has become. Air traffic control
Speaker 1: shortages during the government shutdown, what to know? What to
Speaker 1: know is you should probably drive. I'll come see you
Speaker 1: again tomorrow. That's all