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 Monday, and it's been an amazing Monday. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk about the thirteen falling here in a moment.
Speaker 1: This is the third anniversary of when we lost thirteen
Speaker 1: of our warriors in Afghanistan. We will discuss that that's
Speaker 1: going to lead us into a military recruitment disaster, the
Speaker 1: communists destroying our history, emails, the pipe bomber who still
Speaker 1: manages to evade police. Oh, that is so much more
Speaker 1: coming up this hour, this final hour of the world
Speaker 1: famous Jesse Kelly Show. And remember to email the show
Speaker 1: whatever you want. We love your emails Jesse at jessekellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. Now, it is the three year anniversary today
Speaker 1: of the explosion that took thirteen of our warriors lives
Speaker 1: in Afghanistan, courtesy of the Biden administration. We should all
Speaker 1: of us keep in mind this is easy to forget.
Speaker 1: We should keep in mind that it didn't just take
Speaker 1: thirteen lives, thirteen young men. There's a woman in there too,
Speaker 1: But thirteen young men and a woman who will never
Speaker 1: be fathers, mothers, sons daughters again. They will never get
Speaker 1: that family Christmas again, like you get, like I get.
Speaker 1: There are also those who were maimed horribly there. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you saw any of the video or
Speaker 1: pictures of what Trump did today. Trump went to Arlington Cemetery,
Speaker 1: Arlington National Cemetery, which is an amazing place. You really
Speaker 1: should go if you've never been. Like I've told you,
Speaker 1: don't ever live in DC, but you should visit. Just
Speaker 1: the memorials and the museums. They're worth a quick visit. Anyway,
Speaker 1: he went to Arlington and he did a ceremony honoring
Speaker 1: them today, and at that ceremony there were some of
Speaker 1: the maimed people there, people who are maimed for life.
Speaker 1: Vargus Andrews was a marine. Is a marine. Sorry, I
Speaker 1: know better than that. Vargus Andrews is a marine. Obviously
Speaker 1: he's not in the corps anymore. But if you look
Speaker 1: at the pictures the video today, you will see a
Speaker 1: young man there looks like he would be healthy except
Speaker 1: for the fact that his right arm is gone, his
Speaker 1: left leg is gone. This young man, I would venture
Speaker 1: a guest, is not even thirty years old, and he
Speaker 1: will live the rest of his life without a right arm,
Speaker 1: without a left leg. If you look at the pictures
Speaker 1: the video, you'll see there's a young lady. In fact,
Speaker 1: she's standing by Trump. I'm looking at a picture of
Speaker 1: it right now. She's in a wheelchair, a wheelchair she'll
Speaker 1: be in for the rest of her life because she's paralyzed.
Speaker 1: And it's important, it's important to understand and remember them.
Speaker 1: It's important to understand why this happened as well. This happened.
Speaker 1: The main driver for this was because the Biden administration
Speaker 1: wanted a political win on the twentieth anniversary of nine
Speaker 1: to eleven. They were planning on doing a big blowout
Speaker 1: political thing, ah, twenty years after we got us out
Speaker 1: of Afghanistan. And that's why the decision was made at
Speaker 1: the State Department. It was made above the military level,
Speaker 1: against the of the generals and military leaders. Why would
Speaker 1: the State Department just decide no, no, we're leaving today,
Speaker 1: pack it up. Because the Biden administration gave them orders
Speaker 1: to get all the troops out immediately. It was all
Speaker 1: about politics. It was all about poll numbers, and they
Speaker 1: pulled all the troops out immediately. It was insane. They
Speaker 1: pulled them out of Bogram. Bogram for you non military types.
Speaker 1: It is a what was one of our gigantic bases
Speaker 1: in Afghanistan. It is in a critical strategic place and
Speaker 1: it had been built up for so many years that
Speaker 1: it was, relatively speaking, a very safe place. Even a
Speaker 1: suicide bomber would have a very difficult time getting in
Speaker 1: getting out hurting anybody. And we just vacated it, and
Speaker 1: there was a jail on Bogram that held terrorists. They
Speaker 1: of course went free immediately as soon as we vacated it.
Speaker 1: And then the Biden administration so cold, so uncaring, they
Speaker 1: all went on vacation. Jen Saki was Press secretary at
Speaker 1: the time. She went on vacation. Joe Biden, because he's
Speaker 1: been dementia ridden for the entirety of his presidency, he
Speaker 1: went on vacation as well. Anthony Blincoln's secretary of State
Speaker 1: on vacation. Afghanistan began to collapse and the administration was
Speaker 1: on vacation, and they were even pressed about it by
Speaker 1: the media at the time and they said, well, I mean,
Speaker 1: they'll be back from vacation, just kind of hoping it
Speaker 1: would all go away. But it didn't go away, and
Speaker 1: people are dropping from airplanes, and the Biden administration tries
Speaker 1: to undo what they did and send our troops back in.
Speaker 1: Only Bogrum couldn't be seized again. By then it was
Speaker 1: in the hands of the Taliban, so we had to
Speaker 1: walk into a civilian airport and attempt to secure a
Speaker 1: civilian airport. That's when the worst thing happened. A suicide
Speaker 1: bomber allegedly who was in jail we let loose from Bogram.
Speaker 1: He was one of the prisoners who got let loose
Speaker 1: from Bogram. Suicide bomber and Isis guy walks up to
Speaker 1: our troops. Huge crowd of people sets off a bomb.
Speaker 1: I mentioned Vargas Andrews, United States Marine earlier, the man
Speaker 1: missing an arm, a leg maybe maybe you remember him
Speaker 1: describing the attack.
Speaker 2: Seventeen thirty Staff Sergeant Darren Hoover, friend and mentor, came
Speaker 2: to get me from the tower to go help find
Speaker 2: an Afghan interpreter in the crowd. We found the interpreter
Speaker 2: and his brother born with American passports. They told us
Speaker 2: five told us of five family members still in the canal.
Speaker 2: I stayed there waiting for the family members, standing against
Speaker 2: a two foot canal wall. Ten minutes past, then a
Speaker 2: flash and a massive wave of pressure. I'm throwing twelve
Speaker 2: feet onto the ground, but instantly knew what had happened.
Speaker 2: I opened my eyes to marines dead or unconscious lying
Speaker 2: around me. A crowd of hundreds immediately vanished in front
Speaker 2: of me, and my body was catastrophically wounded, with one hundred,
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty ball bearings now in it. Almost
Speaker 2: immediately we started taking fire from the neighborhood, and I
Speaker 2: saw how injured I was, with my right arm completely
Speaker 2: shredded and unusable. I saw my lower abdomen soaked in blood.
Speaker 2: I crawled backwards seven roughly seven feet because I thought
Speaker 2: I was still in harms away. My body was overwhelmed
Speaker 2: from the trauma of the blast. My abdomen had been
Speaker 2: ripped open. Every inch of my exposed body except from
Speaker 2: my face to Ballburg's shrapnel.
Speaker 1: Let's allow him to discuss further what happened that day.
Speaker 2: Requested for the battalion commander, Lieutenant Colonel Brad Whited to
Speaker 2: come to the tower to see what we did. While
Speaker 2: we waited for him, psychological operations individuals came to our
Speaker 2: tower immediately and confirmed the suspect met the suicide bomber description.
Speaker 2: He eventually arrived and we showed him our evidence, the
Speaker 2: photos we had of the two men. We reassured him
Speaker 2: of the ease of fire on the suicide bomber. Pointedly,
Speaker 2: we asked him for engagement authority and permission. We asked
Speaker 2: him if we could shoot Our battalion commander said, and
Speaker 2: I quote, I don't know end quote myself and my
Speaker 2: team leader asked, very harshly, well who does, because this
Speaker 2: is your responsibility, sir. He again replied he did not know,
Speaker 2: but would find out. We received no update and never
Speaker 2: got our answer. Eventually, the individual disappeared. To this day,
Speaker 2: we believe he was a suicide bomber. We made everyone
Speaker 2: on the ground to where operations had briefly halted but
Speaker 2: then started again. Plain and simple, we were ignored.
Speaker 1: And here's his summary of this withdrawal.
Speaker 2: Our military members and veterans deserve our best, because that
Speaker 2: is what we give to America. The withdrawal. The withdrawal
Speaker 2: was a catastrophe in my opinion, and there was inexcusable
Speaker 2: lack of accountability and negligence. The eleven marines, one sailor
Speaker 2: and one soldier that were murdered that day have not
Speaker 2: been answered for.
Speaker 1: They have not been answered for, and I don't know
Speaker 1: that they ever will be answered for on this earth.
Speaker 1: I don't know that we'll ever have accountability for that.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to get myself upset again. But I
Speaker 1: do think on this three year anniversary, as we'll move
Speaker 1: on to politics and other things in a moment, I
Speaker 1: think we should once again play tabs for the fall
Speaker 1: Rest in peace, brothers. All Right, so we are going
Speaker 1: to actually discuss military recruitment, because one thing leads to another,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. There's a story out today about the Navy.
Speaker 1: There's one worth paying attention to. So let's dig into
Speaker 1: that and we'll do some emails, talk about them destroying history.
Speaker 1: Do some other things. Before we do those things, let's
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Speaker 1: and stuff like that in just a few minutes. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna I'm gonna do some military talk here because we're
Speaker 1: just discussing the failed Afghanistan pull out and just all
Speaker 1: the disaster that came from that. But you know, we
Speaker 1: we like history, right, you like history. I like history,
Speaker 1: even if you think you don't. You enjoy it when
Speaker 1: I tell little history stories. And what's really crazy is well,
Speaker 1: I think it's crazy. I find this part of history
Speaker 1: to be fascinating, the completely different life experiences one has
Speaker 1: depending on the time in place you were born. And
Speaker 1: I mean and I mean this even when it comes
Speaker 1: to nations, for instance, nations think of for instance, think
Speaker 1: of a tribal people of some kind, maybe a tribe.
Speaker 1: Most of the tribal people who's got overwhelmed and wiped out,
Speaker 1: there are very few left. But so just pick your
Speaker 1: tribal person whoever you have to have in your head, Indians, Aborigines,
Speaker 1: the Gauls, whoever it is. You're born, you're born into
Speaker 1: this tribes. You don't choose that, and your tribe is
Speaker 1: eventually overwhelmed, stomped on, destroyed by a large power. Were
Speaker 1: in Really you and the people around you, you can't
Speaker 1: do anything about it. You're just caught up in the
Speaker 1: gears of life. And you were born one day into
Speaker 1: this tribe. And maybe if you were in Gaul. You
Speaker 1: were a celt and Gaul. You were born one day
Speaker 1: and you had a happy life, and you were doing whatever,
Speaker 1: and then one day you find yourself in the Roman
Speaker 1: salt mines for the very end of your short life,
Speaker 1: where they work you to death, totally out of your control.
Speaker 1: I think about that, and I also think about this.
Speaker 1: I think about speaking of what we're making about the Romans. Actually,
Speaker 1: I think about the Romans who lived in this massive empire,
Speaker 1: the biggest, greatest, most powerful empire on the planet. And
Speaker 1: I think about the ones who were alive during the
Speaker 1: time periods. This is a long time period. It's not
Speaker 1: like it happened overnight, watching this massive, undefeatable empire crumble.
Speaker 1: You know, you know a bit about the Romans in
Speaker 1: the UK, right, I'll just say the UK never know
Speaker 1: what to call it, England, Great Britain. Who knows the UK?
Speaker 1: You know about the Roman conquests there? If you don't,
Speaker 1: it was Trulius Caesar is one of the first ones
Speaker 1: to cross that channel and go over there. But eventually,
Speaker 1: you know, what's it? Budica, Boudica. You've heard about the female,
Speaker 1: the female tribal barbarian. However, they want to describe her Britannia,
Speaker 1: the female barbarian queen who fought against the Roman army.
Speaker 1: She got massacred. I should note a lot of this
Speaker 1: is just I am woman hearing me roar revisionist history.
Speaker 1: But you've heard about these things. The Romans had been
Speaker 1: established in Britannia. In fact, they built a wall, Hadrian's Wall.
Speaker 1: They built this huge wall across the place because they
Speaker 1: had so many problems with the barbarians to the north.
Speaker 1: But get this, you know, we talk about Rome or Romans,
Speaker 1: we're always talking about this expansion or this battle or
Speaker 1: this big win. At some point in time, Rome began
Speaker 1: to get weaker financially, culturally, militarily, began to get weaker,
Speaker 1: and it got weak enough at one point they abandoned
Speaker 1: the UK. The Romans just packed up one day, went
Speaker 1: back down south, got on some boats and went back
Speaker 1: to the European mainland and just left it. They didn't
Speaker 1: have the resources, to manpower, the money to do that anymore.
Speaker 1: What must that have been like if you were a Roman,
Speaker 1: a proud Roman, watching the empire shrink. The empire doesn't shrink.
Speaker 1: What do you mean shrink? We've never shrank who are
Speaker 1: the Romans shrink? But they shrank and they never returned.
Speaker 1: And I think, I think on some level not to
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Speaker 1: I are living that right now. Here's a headline. The
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Speaker 1: all the vaccine forced vaccine stuff. We have so destroyed
Speaker 1: American recruiting that the greatest navy on the planet is
Speaker 1: about to mothball seventeen vessels because we don't have enough
Speaker 1: sailors to put on the ships. Isn't that kind of
Speaker 1: a oh little bit of a gut punch? When I
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Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Monday. Of course, it's been an
Speaker 1: amazing Monday and we're gonna get to them destroying history,
Speaker 1: negotiating with the commis and other things. Here in a moment.
Speaker 1: But Chris asked me something during the break, and I
Speaker 1: thought maybe I should It would be helpful. Instead of
Speaker 1: answering him privately, I should answer everybody. I know you're
Speaker 1: going to find this stunning. But Chris is trying to
Speaker 1: save money. He's talking about car shopping, and you know that.
Speaker 1: I am new to the media. I used to. I've
Speaker 1: lived a normal life most of my life, from construction
Speaker 1: to a bunch of other things. But right before I
Speaker 1: started doing this, I was in sales. Are the sales
Speaker 1: Remember I was an RV sales Okay, and I ended
Speaker 1: up being a sales manager. So I know a lot
Speaker 1: about the sales process, how salesmen works, sales managers, how
Speaker 1: all this stuff works. I've lived that life. And Chris
Speaker 1: was asking me how much do I beat up the
Speaker 1: car company to come down in price? How much is
Speaker 1: too much? Okay? So first, let's just address the two extremes.
Speaker 1: You might be guilty of one of these two extremes,
Speaker 1: and you don't want to be first. You don't ever
Speaker 1: want to be a chump who walks in and just
Speaker 1: pay full sticker price without any negotiation whatsoever. That's a chump.
Speaker 1: Don't be a chump. That's one extreme. I don't think
Speaker 1: I have to talk you out of that, because very
Speaker 1: few people do that. So let's set that extreme aside.
Speaker 1: This next extreme extreme might apply to you. What I'm
Speaker 1: about to say might make you angry. He might be offended.
Speaker 1: I don't give a crap. What I'm about to tell
Speaker 1: you is true. It's time for Daddy Jesse. Don't be
Speaker 1: the guy who thinks you're being big puff guy who
Speaker 1: treats it like a competition and beats him down and
Speaker 1: beats him down and beats him down until you get
Speaker 1: the lowest possible price. I'm not saying that because I
Speaker 1: don't care about your pocketbook. I do. I want you
Speaker 1: to save money. I do. If you get that there
Speaker 1: is such a thing as diminishing returns, oh, you can
Speaker 1: be that guy. Beat him up and beat him up
Speaker 1: and beat him up until finally you get to the
Speaker 1: point where the salesmen and really the dealership themselves, because
Speaker 1: there's not actually that much mark up in cars, believe
Speaker 1: it or not. But you could be the guy who
Speaker 1: beats them down to the point they don't get to
Speaker 1: take home a paycheck. You can do that, You absolutely can.
Speaker 1: It is your right, and you can go brag to
Speaker 1: all your friends. You're not gonna believe the deal I
Speaker 1: got on a forward. I total them. I wasn't paying
Speaker 1: a nick of more. You can do that. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and be that guy. Treat the salesman like the bad guy.
Speaker 1: Treat the dealership like the bad guy. You're the big,
Speaker 1: tough guy you fought for every time. Go right ahead
Speaker 1: when you need a favor. They won't be there when
Speaker 1: you come back in the next time. They're not gonna
Speaker 1: help you. No, but I'm really looking for this. Oh sure, Bob,
Speaker 1: we'll get right on helping you out there. They'll never
Speaker 1: even call you back. In fact, if you're a big
Speaker 1: enough jerk, and I have done this, if you're a
Speaker 1: big enough jerk, they'll have notes in their file to
Speaker 1: not help you at all or screw you over. Here's
Speaker 1: something for you. I have a list. In fact, I
Speaker 1: still have it right here on my phone. I used
Speaker 1: to save the name and number of every customer I
Speaker 1: worked with or sold an RV two, and I had
Speaker 1: a very very simple system. When my phone rang and
Speaker 1: the caller ID would pop up. I would get one
Speaker 1: of three things. Either there would be just a name.
Speaker 1: If it was just a name, I knew it wasn't
Speaker 1: an RV customer, so it would be you know, friend, family, relative,
Speaker 1: someone else. Or if there was one X, it would
Speaker 1: be an X dash name. We'll say X Dash Chris.
Speaker 1: I knew that that was an RV customer, and I
Speaker 1: wanted to take that call. I wanted to take that call.
Speaker 1: He's someone I had sold whatever. I wanted to help
Speaker 1: him out, he was having trouble, what else. I wanted
Speaker 1: to take that call. But if it was two x's,
Speaker 1: if it was x X dash Chris, I never took
Speaker 1: the call, and I won't return your calls. Oh you're
Speaker 1: broke down somewhere, you need a hand, call someone else.
Speaker 1: Oh you did, And you can say that's wrong. You'd
Speaker 1: say that's right. You're dealing with human beings. And I'll
Speaker 1: also say this, what's the difference between a fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars car note or a fifty one thousand dollars car note. Well,
Speaker 1: if you get a five year loan, I'm doing this
Speaker 1: off top of my head. Six percent inch of straights
Speaker 1: twenty bucks a month. I would guess twenty dollars a
Speaker 1: month to have your phone call taken to have your
Speaker 1: mother taken care of. When you need your mom to
Speaker 1: buy a car, she got into wreck, she needs a
Speaker 1: new car. Do you want the car salesman? Hey, Marty,
Speaker 1: you sold me that Toyota Tacoma last year. Do you
Speaker 1: have anything nice used that's coming in? My mom needs help.
Speaker 1: Do you want to be on Marty's short list? Oh,
Speaker 1: you got a breakdown in your car? Sorry, alternators going bad?
Speaker 1: Do you want to be one of the first people
Speaker 1: on the list in? Or do you want the little
Speaker 1: note marked with your name on it saying you will
Speaker 1: be dead last for all service in the future of
Speaker 1: this company, Because those notes happen all the time too.
Speaker 1: I am not telling you and would never tell you, Oh,
Speaker 1: don't negotiate, just pay full price. I would never say
Speaker 1: that to you in a million a million years. But
Speaker 1: if you're going to beat them down to the point
Speaker 1: where they don't get to make a dime, they don't
Speaker 1: run a charity. They pay their bills just like you
Speaker 1: pay your bills. They got to make that sale, pay
Speaker 1: the mortgage by the kids' shoes. If you beat them
Speaker 1: down to the point they don't get to make a paycheck. Fine,
Speaker 1: I hope you don't ever have to return. So Chris asked,
Speaker 1: how far is too far? When I walk in a dealership,
Speaker 1: a car dealership, because I negotiate as well. Again, I
Speaker 1: don't pay chump prices either when I walk in a
Speaker 1: car dealership. This is actually going to go apply directly
Speaker 1: back to democrats and communists here in a moment, They're
Speaker 1: going to generally take the first number they give you
Speaker 1: is going to be an extreme position. They're going to
Speaker 1: try to rip your head off. Get the dealer to
Speaker 1: make as much as he can sales, going to make
Speaker 1: as much as he can. I will, in turn take
Speaker 1: an extreme position. So Nope, that truck is forty thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: take it or leave it. And I know that's way
Speaker 1: too much, because I've done at least a little bit
Speaker 1: of research before I showed up. So I will counter
Speaker 1: with something equally ridiculous. Let's say I found some wholesale
Speaker 1: dealer in Usually wholesalers are in places like Ohio. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of them in Ohio. I found some wholesaler
Speaker 1: dealer where I can buy the truck for twenty eight thousand. Okay,
Speaker 1: I know that's on the extreme. They can't do that.
Speaker 1: It's a wholesaler. So that'll be my counter. Though. My
Speaker 1: initial counter will be, oh, okay, you wanted forty grand,
Speaker 1: twenty eight grand, I'll buy it today. They're gonna laugh,
Speaker 1: They're gonna scream. They can't do that either. If you
Speaker 1: have to play the tough guy game, that's fine. I
Speaker 1: don't mind that. I've played it myself. I watched my
Speaker 1: dad play it my whole life. That's fine. Say, okay,
Speaker 1: well call me when you want to sell a truck.
Speaker 1: They will call you with thirty five, thirty six, thirty seven,
Speaker 1: thirty four. They're gonna meet you somewhere. Tell him at
Speaker 1: the best you can do at a fair price. They'll say, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's when you throw in one little extra piece of
Speaker 1: cheddar that you want. What I do whenever I buy
Speaker 1: a vehicle. I live in Texas, so it's unique for me.
Speaker 1: I always throw in window tint. It's a big deal
Speaker 1: down here. I tell him, you know what, if he
Speaker 1: came back thirty five, Let's say he said, thirty five,
Speaker 1: you know what, fine, I'll take it. You gotta tint
Speaker 1: the windows for me, though he's ah, man, hang on,
Speaker 1: I gotta talk to the sales match. You who have
Speaker 1: to play that game, They'll He'll hang up, go pretend
Speaker 1: like he's talking to the sales manager. He'll come back
Speaker 1: in five seconds and say, you got a deal? Can
Speaker 1: you come in today. He's always going to ask you
Speaker 1: that come in today. Now he just did you a solid.
Speaker 1: If you can do him a solid, that doesn't mean
Speaker 1: you have to come in today. But if you can't
Speaker 1: tell him, hey, I can't come in today, but I
Speaker 1: can be there at ten am tomorrow morning and he'll
Speaker 1: say I'll see you. Then give him a time so
Speaker 1: we can have the paperwork printed for you. There you go.
Speaker 1: You were treated well. He was treated fairly. And when
Speaker 1: you call him again when your kid needs a car
Speaker 1: in five years, when you're trading it in, when you
Speaker 1: need a favorite the mechanic, he takes that call. Or
Speaker 1: you can treat him like the enemy, beat him up
Speaker 1: so he doesn't make a nickel. He'll never talk to
Speaker 1: you again, or if he does, that might be worse
Speaker 1: for you because he'll probably try to screw you over
Speaker 1: the next time. You just did it to him you
Speaker 1: wanted a competition. Well, now it's a competition. You see
Speaker 1: how that works? All right? I know I made a
Speaker 1: bunch of people mad. Speaking of competition, let's discuss the
Speaker 1: communists just briefly, and then we'll get to some headlines.
Speaker 1: I didn't get to hang on Jesse Kelly Vaccian. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. But we will probably be back tomorrow. I'm
Speaker 1: just kidding. We're going to be back tomorrow. You can
Speaker 1: email me Jesse at jessekellyshow dot com. Then I'm going
Speaker 1: to get to this monument they're building here, and I
Speaker 1: think I'm going to get to it, but I want
Speaker 1: to have a different discussion here because who were just
Speaker 1: discussing negotiations. If I don't happen to get to this
Speaker 1: monument thing, I'll get to it tomorrow. But I heard
Speaker 1: this on MSNBC. I want you to listen to this.
Speaker 3: Project twenty twenty five goes much much farther than that.
Speaker 3: People can agree that you should be able to control
Speaker 3: your border. But not only does Project twenty twenty five
Speaker 3: aim to close the border and to militarize the border,
Speaker 3: it aims to use every lever of government to find, detain,
Speaker 3: and deport undocumented people, going so far as to take
Speaker 3: funding and housing away from people who are just associated
Speaker 3: with undocumented immigrants.
Speaker 1: This sounds awesome so far. Anyway, go on, look at
Speaker 1: this recommendation.
Speaker 3: It's to the Department of Education on page one hundred
Speaker 3: and sixty seven.
Speaker 1: Enough for that. I wanted to play that really briefly
Speaker 1: because I want to discuss negotiations when it comes to
Speaker 1: com in his communism, and how the Right has failed
Speaker 1: at this so many times. So we were just talking
Speaker 1: about cars and things like that. So let me ask
Speaker 1: you something. There's a meeting. I have an important business meeting.
Speaker 1: I am trying to purchase something. I'm trying to purchase
Speaker 1: a store. I'm trying to purchase a warehouse. That's what
Speaker 1: I want. I want a warehouse. Chris owns the warehouse,
Speaker 1: and we're about to have a meeting and we're about
Speaker 1: to negotiate a price. Now, Chris, this is just a hypothetical,
Speaker 1: is a very bad guy, very very bad guy, dirty, dishonest.
Speaker 1: And I know this about Chris going in very similar
Speaker 1: to our negotiations with communists. I know this about Chris
Speaker 1: going in, I I think a fair price for the
Speaker 1: warehouse is one hundred thousand dollars Chris. Chris knows it's
Speaker 1: probably one hundred thousand dollars. But Chris walks in and says,
Speaker 1: I want a million dollars for the warehouse. Now, let
Speaker 1: me ask you something. If the fair price is one
Speaker 1: hundred and Chris is demanding a million, what should my
Speaker 1: offer be? He's the first one to put an offer
Speaker 1: out there. He said a million. I think it should
Speaker 1: be one hundred thousand. Should my offer be? Let me
Speaker 1: ask you, should I offer be five hundred thousand, after all,
Speaker 1: that's half that's meeting him, you know, halfway? Or should
Speaker 1: my offer be fifty thousand? What should the offer be?
Speaker 1: If you actually want to pay a fair price, Well,
Speaker 1: the offer should be fifty thousand. Because he took an
Speaker 1: extreme position, and if you want to end up at
Speaker 1: a reasonable moderate position, then when a bad guy with
Speaker 1: nefarious motives takes an extreme position position, you must counter
Speaker 1: his extreme position with an equally extreme position to give
Speaker 1: you balance. It's not that you want to be an extremist.
Speaker 1: It's not that I want to pay fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: for the warehouse. It's that I understand I'm dealing with
Speaker 1: a devious, bad actor who's trying to rip me off,
Speaker 1: and he's taken such an extreme position that I automatically
Speaker 1: know I have to take an extreme position if I
Speaker 1: want to get anywhere close to one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: If he says it's a million and I counter it
Speaker 1: five hundred thousand, well I automatically know I'm gonna end
Speaker 1: up somewhere between a million and five hundred thousand. And
Speaker 1: I just got ripped off because the fair price was
Speaker 1: one hundred. You see how this applies to politics and
Speaker 1: the way they discuss things like illegal immigration. This this
Speaker 1: is why the James low T Langfords of the GOP
Speaker 1: have killed us for so long. The Communists want the
Speaker 1: border completely open. They believe America it is such a despicable,
Speaker 1: evil place, an oppressive place, that anyone in the world
Speaker 1: should be able to come here and pick the body
Speaker 1: apart the way they do. That's how the average American
Speaker 1: Democrat thinks they want the border open. They want the
Speaker 1: country to collapse because of the border being open. The
Speaker 1: counter to that position cannot.
Speaker 4: Be well, let's just let's open it a little, well,
Speaker 4: let's amnesty, not all of them. That would be extreme
Speaker 4: a few, and that's why we always lose.
Speaker 1: That's that doesn't just apply to the border. It applies
Speaker 1: on every issue. We try to meet them in their extremism,
Speaker 1: and therefore they only get wins, sometimes huge wins, sometimes
Speaker 1: little wins. Instead of taking an equally extreme position the
Speaker 1: other way, which will provide balance, we tried to. We
Speaker 1: try to match their extreme position with moderation, and that's
Speaker 1: how we get our luncheating every single time. I just
Speaker 1: had to get that off my chest before the show ends.
Speaker 1: We ended up running out of time because I didn't
Speaker 1: get to the statue thing, and I'm gonna have time
Speaker 1: for headlines. I'm gonna have time to tell you about
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Speaker 1: you know the thing headlines we didn't get to. Suspect
Speaker 1: was across the street from the Capito police squad car
Speaker 1: while walking to the January fifth bomb drop. This hoodie
Speaker 1: clad guy who had the pipe bombs on January sixth.
Speaker 1: This guy seems to be a mastermind who the cops
Speaker 1: couldn't see. He knew how to step out of the
Speaker 1: field of view of the camera and he somehow knew
Speaker 1: how to get to the big corporations to block his
Speaker 1: geolocation data for his cell phone. This guy is either
Speaker 1: a criminal mastermind or works for the government. Telegram CEO
Speaker 1: Pavel Durov reportedly arrested at the Paris airport. This would
Speaker 1: be a Pavel Durov in fact, I'll play you some
Speaker 1: audio of this tomorrow, who said repeatedly the FBI has
Speaker 1: threatened him to have access to you and your social
Speaker 1: media accounts. Something to keep in mind about the government
Speaker 1: turning its guns against you. Also keep this in mind.
Speaker 1: I ran out of time on the show because I
Speaker 1: went off on a couple of things. But we'll be
Speaker 1: back to do it all tomorrow, I promise. That's all.