Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Friday and
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday. And it's going to be a
Speaker 1: great day. And I don't want to hear any more
Speaker 1: crap about me being gone yesterday. Okay, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff going on right now, and some of it
Speaker 1: I will explain to you a little later on. Here's
Speaker 1: what we have on tap for tonight. Well, as you know,
Speaker 1: it's asked doctor Jesse Friday. So there are questions all
Speaker 1: over the place, from is Trump gonna run again in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight if he loses? Who's my favorite general
Speaker 1: in Trump versus DeSantis? Who's more electable? What do I
Speaker 1: prescribe for people who are trying to wake up normy
Speaker 1: norm also PTSD if you're struggling with it. We'll discuss
Speaker 1: that a little bit tonight. That in so much more
Speaker 1: as you can imagine. There's food talk, history talk. There's
Speaker 1: a ton to get to tonight, and we're going to
Speaker 1: have fun. But I want to begin here. I want
Speaker 1: to talk about my book. What Chris, Now, just give
Speaker 1: me a second, No, give me a second. I do
Speaker 1: have to feel a question I've had posed to me
Speaker 1: by so many of you, and I have not had
Speaker 1: an answer for it yet. Now I have a solid answer. Okay,
Speaker 1: are you ready? Jesse? How do I get a signed book? Jesse?
Speaker 1: How do I get a sign book? How do I
Speaker 1: get a sign book? There are two ways you can
Speaker 1: get your hands on a signed book, and now they're
Speaker 1: both solid, set in stone. Here we go, the Anti
Speaker 1: Communist Manifesto. If you want to signed book, you can
Speaker 1: buy one and bring it to one of the book
Speaker 1: tour stops. Remember book tours. Houston? What is that day?
Speaker 1: Hold on, let me pull it up on my phone
Speaker 1: while I'm on the air. Very professional. Houston on the tenth, right,
Speaker 1: Chris Houston on the tenth. Yeah, I think it's Houston
Speaker 1: on the tenth, and then Salt Lake City on the twelfth, Harrisburg,
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania on the fourteenth, or Tampa on the fifteenth, Tampa, Florida.
Speaker 1: Come to one of those things, bring your book. I'll
Speaker 1: sign it and stamp it with my face stamp that
Speaker 1: says you're welcome. The other way you can get it
Speaker 1: is this. There is now a link. There is now
Speaker 1: a link at Jesse kellybook dot com. If you go there.
Speaker 1: There has not been this link before there. Now there's
Speaker 1: a link where you can click on it, and that
Speaker 1: gets you a sign copy. You have to click on it.
Speaker 1: I haven't even looked. I'm assuming it costs more. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know either way. It's thirty five, okay,
Speaker 1: so sorry, Now you know how involved I am in
Speaker 1: all this. Yes, apparently it costs a little bit more.
Speaker 1: But there's a link at Jesse kellybook dot com where
Speaker 1: you can order your signed copy there. I think, and
Speaker 1: I might have this song. I think you can ask
Speaker 1: me a question for the live books signing there too
Speaker 1: when you order that, but don't quote me on that anyway.
Speaker 1: There you go. That's where you get your sign book.
Speaker 1: Let's move on. We're done with that for now. Let's
Speaker 1: have some fun and one last reminder side don't mean
Speaker 1: to do a bunch of reminders at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the show. Memorial Day is a sacred day in this nation,
Speaker 1: a sacred day. Yes, I'm fine with taking holidays off
Speaker 1: like everybody else, we do not take Memorial Day off.
Speaker 1: We never have, Lord Willing, I shouldn't say we never will,
Speaker 1: but Lord Willing, we never will. We do a three
Speaker 1: hour show that's totally different that day. No fart sounds,
Speaker 1: no nothing. We talk about the history around certain battles
Speaker 1: and events, and we honor the fallen. And that is
Speaker 1: what we will be doing on Monday. And a reminder
Speaker 1: if you have a friend or a relative, or certainly
Speaker 1: a comrade in arms, a military member who died serving
Speaker 1: this country while as a member of the military, whether
Speaker 1: that be in training or in war, I don't care.
Speaker 1: And you want their name read, I will try to
Speaker 1: read everyone you email into Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: I am sorry if I miss some this year. We
Speaker 1: just get a lot of emails now and it'll be
Speaker 1: hard to get a show done without just me reading
Speaker 1: names for the whole three hours, and no one wants
Speaker 1: to hear that. But we will be in here live
Speaker 1: on Monday, Memorial Day. No ads, except for the regular
Speaker 1: commercial breaks or whatever. But that is what we're doing. Now.
Speaker 1: Let us move on, because I want to discuss something
Speaker 1: else that hits me hard from time to time. Every
Speaker 1: now and then I'll get an email, I'll get a
Speaker 1: story and it hits me for various reasons. This one
Speaker 1: is well here it is dear Crayon Eater. I'm a
Speaker 1: New York City police officer and I have been for
Speaker 1: ten years now, except for the two years I went
Speaker 1: on deployment in the Navy to Africa. In my ten years,
Speaker 1: the city has fallen to its lowest level I have
Speaker 1: ever seen in my life. It's all because of the
Speaker 1: decisions of our leaders and has put us on a
Speaker 1: path to hell. I am happy I live out on
Speaker 1: Long Island and somewhat away from this mess. I would
Speaker 1: love to leave, but my wife has about ten years
Speaker 1: left before she can get her teacher's pension, and the
Speaker 1: same with me with the police department. I wanted to
Speaker 1: write you to let you know we've hit another low.
Speaker 1: The mayor is trying to place about fifty to one
Speaker 1: hundred migrants in our gym at our active base. To
Speaker 1: do this, we basically have to shut down patrol operations
Speaker 1: to secure the facility. How could they be so dumb?
Speaker 1: Please don't say my name, and thanks for teaching my
Speaker 1: son to always finger the buns when shopping makes me
Speaker 1: laugh every time, to the horror of my wife and
Speaker 1: other customers. I brought that up because I wanted to
Speaker 1: say this. It's not just for people stuck in New
Speaker 1: York City and can't get out, for people stuck in
Speaker 1: bad situations right now. I just wanted to make sure
Speaker 1: everybody knows that everyone goes through crappy situations you're stuck
Speaker 1: in at some point in their life, and that it
Speaker 1: will end. And if you're stuck, you're stuck. Jesse, I
Speaker 1: went out of this blue hell hole. Jesse. It sucks here. Jesse.
Speaker 1: I can't leave because I'm taking care of my father. Jesse.
Speaker 1: I can't leave because my wife has a pension. Jesse,
Speaker 1: I can't leave because my kid is in a sports
Speaker 1: So you can't leave. But whatever the case may be,
Speaker 1: you know, I encourage everyone to move all the time,
Speaker 1: but I am perfectly aware that's not possible for everybody.
Speaker 1: I just thought maybe it would be appropriate to open
Speaker 1: up the show tonight. Let's maybe say a prayer for
Speaker 1: the people who are stuck, because maybe the reason I
Speaker 1: care is I've been stuck. Remember when I lost my
Speaker 1: two congressional races. I took a job back in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Cause I wanted to stay in the fight.
Speaker 1: I wanted to stay in politics, and I got a
Speaker 1: job back there in politics and fighting for it, and
Speaker 1: I just got to experience all of the misery that
Speaker 1: can be living in a blue area, and it just
Speaker 1: I wanted out. I wanted out and couldn't get out
Speaker 1: and didn't have options. I was so desperate at one
Speaker 1: point in time I left without a job. Not that
Speaker 1: I'm recommending you do that. And it sucks and it's
Speaker 1: a horrible feeling, and I wouldn't recommend it for everybody.
Speaker 1: Now let us move on and let's begin with the
Speaker 1: show Jesse. Regarding the twenty twenty four potus race, what's
Speaker 1: more important picking the candidate that will be the best
Speaker 1: or the candidate that can win? Because Trump might be
Speaker 1: the toughest and most firm, but I think the Santus
Speaker 1: is way more electable. Here's what I will tell you
Speaker 1: on that. If that was my thinking, If I thought
Speaker 1: like that, if I thought Trump would be better and
Speaker 1: he'd be tougher on these people, and he'd be tougher
Speaker 1: on the deep state, but DeSantis is more electable, I
Speaker 1: would still vote for Donald Trump. I do not vote
Speaker 1: on this quote electability thing. I do not vote based
Speaker 1: on that. I do not believe in voting based on that.
Speaker 1: And you may disagree with me, but just just hear
Speaker 1: me out on this. Every single time the quote conservative
Speaker 1: the person who's far to the right. Every single time
Speaker 1: they've lost the race in this country, whether it be Congress, Senate, presidency,
Speaker 1: every single time the weenie low t establishment GOP comes
Speaker 1: out screaming that they they weren't electable. And remember when
Speaker 1: we didn't get the sweep we wanted in the midterms
Speaker 1: for a variety of reasons. Remember what Mitch McConnell came
Speaker 1: out and said. Remember what he said right away, Well,
Speaker 1: the Canada quality matters. Meanwhile, this guy is a United
Speaker 1: States senator. They say it every single time. The reason
Speaker 1: I don't vote based on that is because one the
Speaker 1: people who say that generally don't know what electability is.
Speaker 1: They don't know. They're guessing, you guess, I guess. Nobody knows.
Speaker 1: No one can actually predict the future. That's one and two.
Speaker 1: That's been the excuse to crowd out the candidate who
Speaker 1: will actually make a difference every time. Now, I don't
Speaker 1: necessarily agree with what you just said, but I don't
Speaker 1: necessarily disagree with it. But if I thought in that way,
Speaker 1: I would vote for Trump. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: If you think Donald Trump is the one best suited
Speaker 1: to save this country, then you go vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And it doesn't matter what anyone tells you is electable
Speaker 1: or this or that. And if you think Ronda Santis
Speaker 1: is the best candidate to save the country, then you
Speaker 1: go vote for Ronda Santis and ignore every pundit, every politician,
Speaker 1: every single person who tells you, don't vote for this
Speaker 1: guy you believe inim because he's not electable. Don't vote
Speaker 1: for that guy because he's not electable. That's stupid, crazy talk.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of hearing that. I'm going to to go
Speaker 1: vote for the candidate that I believe will most change
Speaker 1: this country or has a chance at starting to save
Speaker 1: the country. Because do remember this, Neither of those guys
Speaker 1: are going to save the country. Will be much better
Speaker 1: off with them there. But the problems of this nation
Speaker 1: are too vast and too deep seated for any president,
Speaker 1: whether it be four years or eight years, to step
Speaker 1: in and right all the wrongs.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: We want that more than we want Gavin Newsom, of course,
Speaker 1: But neither Trump or Desantus are your savior. We got
Speaker 1: to drop the savior complex. You vote on the candidate
Speaker 1: you want the most and rest easy in this. If
Speaker 1: you're stressing out, what if heavy D wins? What are
Speaker 1: Trump wins? If you're stressing out, maybe this makes you
Speaker 1: feel better. Maybe it makes you feel worse. But remember,
Speaker 1: we will get the candidate. We will get the nominee
Speaker 1: we deserve. You voted for this, We will get the
Speaker 1: nominee we deserve. Now let us move on to other things.
Speaker 1: How do we wake up Normy? Norm who's my favorite? General?
Speaker 1: PTSD questions? And more still to come. But first let's
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Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. Jesse, what do you do to what do
Speaker 1: you prescribe for those who are still blind to what
Speaker 1: is actually happening in this country? The essence of the
Speaker 1: question is how do we wake up Normy? Norm I
Speaker 1: will be honest with you, and we've talked about this before,
Speaker 1: you and me. That's the most frustrating thing for me.
Speaker 1: I actually don't get that frustrated with the communists. I
Speaker 1: know who they are, I know what they are, I
Speaker 1: know they're my enemy. I know they will work to
Speaker 1: destroy everything I care out, and to be fair, I
Speaker 1: will work to destroy everything they care about. Only one
Speaker 1: of us will win and I don't have. Don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, I hate the Communists, but I don't have
Speaker 1: this bitterness towards the Communists. I get it. We talked
Speaker 1: about it earlier this week where that group that the
Speaker 1: La Dodgers invited the sisters of something I don't know,
Speaker 1: the Drag group. How they were doing this big show
Speaker 1: out in the open in LA where these two drag
Speaker 1: guys were dressed up like drag Jesus and torking on
Speaker 1: the cross. It was just the most despicable thing ever,
Speaker 1: just a complete double middle finger to every Christian Catholic
Speaker 1: in the country. And people look at that and they
Speaker 1: get really offended. That doesn't move me at all. That
Speaker 1: doesn't offend me at all. I knew, I already knew.
Speaker 1: I already knew I was dealing with demonic forces who
Speaker 1: hate me and everything I care about. So that doesn't
Speaker 1: frustrate me. What frustrates me is my neighbor across the street. Actually, look,
Speaker 1: I actually have three different neighbors across the street. So
Speaker 1: if the wife is listening, don't yell at me when
Speaker 1: I get home. They don't know which one I'm talking
Speaker 1: about about. My neighborhood across the street. It's perfect for this.
Speaker 1: We will get together, I would say every two or
Speaker 1: three weeks. It's not often, but every two or three
Speaker 1: weeks Friday or Saturday night. Hey, man, you want to
Speaker 1: come have a beer? Yeah? Sure, and we'll go over there.
Speaker 1: And it's not really political, but on occasion something political
Speaker 1: will come up, or we will talk. He and I
Speaker 1: will talk about an issue about something because it comes up. Hey,
Speaker 1: do you hear about crime? Man? These gas prices? Did
Speaker 1: you hear about these things like that? And whenever I try,
Speaker 1: either in a very forceful way or even kind of
Speaker 1: trying to play it as subtle as I can, whenever
Speaker 1: I try to tell them, so, who are you voting for?
Speaker 1: Did you vote? Are you going to get involved? I
Speaker 1: don't vote, man, Politics sucks. Honestly, I shouldn't say this
Speaker 1: because I like him, I genuinely do. That creates as
Speaker 1: much more more bitterness in me than any I meanist
Speaker 1: ever could, because you should care. That's the guy and
Speaker 1: your wonderful wife, wonderful kids, wonderful home run, wonderful life,
Speaker 1: wonderful career, and it's all under assault, and it's being
Speaker 1: assaulted by people in politics. But he just for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: parents were that way. Maybe he just grew disenfranchised, which
Speaker 1: I guess you could understand, doesn't have any desire to
Speaker 1: get involved in the political process in even the tiniest way.
Speaker 1: That drives me crazy. So how do we wake up Normy?
Speaker 1: Norm couple things. One that you voted for this campaign
Speaker 1: is real, and it applies to Normi norm as well.
Speaker 1: It very much applies to him. It applies to him
Speaker 1: if he doesn't vote. Hey, uncle Bill, man, I saw
Speaker 1: you were ranting and raving about all the illegals. Can't
Speaker 1: stand it, filling up every every nick and cranny. Who'd
Speaker 1: you vote for him? Will Bill?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: I didn't vote? All those politicians are crooked. Well, you
Speaker 1: voted for it. Then you voted for this. You chose
Speaker 1: to sit out, you voted for it. So that's part
Speaker 1: of it. The second part is this, and I know
Speaker 1: this is a really crappy answer. The second part is
Speaker 1: maybe help's not coming. Maybe it's up to you, it's
Speaker 1: up to me, or it's not going to happen. Remember
Speaker 1: I always remember this amazing statistic, and it is an
Speaker 1: amazing statistic. During the Revolutionary War, one third of this
Speaker 1: nation sat it out. One third of this nation fought
Speaker 1: with the British. They were called loyalists, they had a
Speaker 1: name one. It wasn't a tiny amount, it was one
Speaker 1: third of it. One third of this country fought the revolution,
Speaker 1: while the other two thirds either actively worked against them
Speaker 1: or just kind of sat it out. Well, not my problem.
Speaker 1: I don't really care either way. For someone like you
Speaker 1: who cares, that's hard to understand, and it's very, very
Speaker 1: hard to accept. And I don't know that I have
Speaker 1: a good answer for you, because I struggle with this
Speaker 1: all the time. I have people in my life who
Speaker 1: I care about, who should be right there beside you
Speaker 1: and right there beside me, and they just this is
Speaker 1: totally agnostic when it comes to the whole thing. Well,
Speaker 1: whatever matters, and it makes me want to freaking strangle somebody.
Speaker 1: That's a good call, Chris. Remember you want to get involved.
Speaker 1: The Early Vote Action Pack, it's Scott Pressler's pack. It's
Speaker 1: how you get involved on the ground in your area.
Speaker 1: It's how you get involved on the ground if they
Speaker 1: have something for everybody there Early Vote Action Pack. But Jesse,
Speaker 1: I'm not in Texas. It's not about that, believe me.
Speaker 1: Early vote action pack.
Speaker 2: Go.
Speaker 1: Now, let's talk about something else before we get to PTSD.
Speaker 1: We have some the greatest breakfast fast food. This is
Speaker 1: going to start a war. On the show, would I
Speaker 1: move my family if America collapses? How many red lobster
Speaker 1: biscuits have I consumed? All that and more is still
Speaker 1: to come on the Jesse Kelly Show. On an ass
Speaker 1: Doctor Jeff See Friday. Before we get to that, let's
Speaker 1: get to this. Let's get to fourteen years old. The
Speaker 1: average age of a trafficked child in America is fourteen
Speaker 1: years old. And we talked earlier about that NYPD cop
Speaker 1: who was stuck and how we have to have a
Speaker 1: heart for the people who are stuck in horrible situations. Man,
Speaker 1: as we speak, how many fourteen year olds, maybe right
Speaker 1: next to you, maybe right next to me, How many
Speaker 1: fourteen year olds are living in hell right now? The
Speaker 1: A Servo Project what they do. They go and they
Speaker 1: track down the traffickers themselves, and they put together all
Speaker 1: the information that is needed, handed over to law enforcement,
Speaker 1: work with law enforcement, and they round these pieces of
Speaker 1: trash up and throw them away and rescuing kids along
Speaker 1: the way. If you're being trafficked, please hear me. Go
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Speaker 1: dot org. Go and reach out. They will get back
Speaker 1: to you if you want to help these servo projects
Speaker 1: save these children. Fourteen dollars a month is what they
Speaker 1: ask for. The aservoproject dot org, the a servoproject dot org.
Speaker 1: Let's save the kids. Let's put this vile scum in prison.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll be back. Get the cure for rhinos.
Speaker 1: Eight days with the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Federal reserves key inflation gauge unexpectedly comes
Speaker 1: in Hotter. That's from the Epic Times. Why is it unexpected?
Speaker 1: You can't stop an economy for a virus and then
Speaker 1: print trillions of dollars without inflation. That is going to
Speaker 1: crush us all As we've explained a thousand times, it's
Speaker 1: not on expected. Inflation is here. Inflation is here to
Speaker 1: stay for a while. They're going to have the jack
Speaker 1: interest rates to the point where it puts us in
Speaker 1: a recession in order to try to get it under control.
Speaker 1: And that freaking sucks. Nevertheless, that's where we are. Jesse.
Speaker 1: Will Trump run again in twenty twenty eight, Dude, He's
Speaker 1: not even done running in twenty twenty four. He might
Speaker 1: win in twenty twenty four, and then no, because then
Speaker 1: he's turned out. I look, at some point in time,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's going to be too old. You saw my emails.
Speaker 1: There are people it's always split, you know, half people
Speaker 1: were Trump people have people are just SAYTI people. A
Speaker 1: lot of the sants people think Trump's too old now,
Speaker 1: which I get. He's old, He's getting old. He definitely
Speaker 1: running again in twenty twenty eight, that's for sure. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I was listening to your show on how you met
Speaker 1: your wife and how you suffered from PTSD at the
Speaker 1: age of twenty three. I thought for a long time,
Speaker 1: how eighteen year olds are too young to fight in battle?
Speaker 1: What do you think should men under twenty one be
Speaker 1: serving in combat roles under twenty five? It's question Mark. Well,
Speaker 1: sometimes we are all guilty of making statements that are
Speaker 1: too all encompassing. I obviously know I certainly do that,
Speaker 1: you do that, We do that, And this is one
Speaker 1: of those times where I'm not sure it's appropriate to
Speaker 1: make an all encompassing statement. And this is what I mean.
Speaker 1: You know, I am dead set against the current roles
Speaker 1: women have in our military to the point where it's
Speaker 1: extremely offensive to many many people. Women should be nowhere
Speaker 1: near ground combat units. Ever. Integrated boot camps are a mistake.
Speaker 1: Most of the integrated units period I've seen have endless
Speaker 1: amounts of drama and trouble. Women should not be anywhere
Speaker 1: near naval vessels. They shouldn't. Those are my feelings on it.
Speaker 1: Men and women are different. You put a bunch of
Speaker 1: eighteen year old men and eighteen year old women together,
Speaker 1: you're going to have more problems than you are good things.
Speaker 1: It don't create more problems than good things. That's just
Speaker 1: what I've always believed. But then we go to some
Speaker 1: place like Israel. Israel has eight or nine million people,
Speaker 1: Israel surrounded by people who want to kill them. Israel
Speaker 1: doesn't have the option to say sorry, no women allowed.
Speaker 1: Their military won't be big enough if they don't integrate
Speaker 1: women more into their units. Now you should know the
Speaker 1: women and integrated into ground combat things like that. For Israel,
Speaker 1: they've really faced a lot of that out too. Why
Speaker 1: because of everything I just said, Because you put a
Speaker 1: bunch of twenty year olds in there in the in
Speaker 1: the barracks together, and things are going to get messy.
Speaker 1: But we are a nation of three hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: million people. Our military shouldn't be near as big as
Speaker 1: it is anyway, and we definitely don't need we don't
Speaker 1: need everyone we have in there. I'll put it to
Speaker 1: you that way. Now, should eighteen year olds fight or
Speaker 1: shouldn't they fight? Eighteen year olds have been dying for
Speaker 1: their country for a very very very long time, long
Speaker 1: before there was in America. Remember how young most of
Speaker 1: the founders were. They were in their twenties. The people
Speaker 1: who founded the country and went out there and fought.
Speaker 1: Doesn't that blow your mind? We think about them like
Speaker 1: these gray, old, stately old men, no twenties. They were
Speaker 1: in their twenties. They still had eyes that worked fine.
Speaker 1: Picked up some new glasses today. Not to brag, but
Speaker 1: I finally could see driving to work. I was just
Speaker 1: reading the street signs all over just because I could.
Speaker 1: I'm forty one. I think eighteen year olds are plenty
Speaker 1: capable of going to do it. When it comes to
Speaker 1: issues like PTSD and struggling with things like that, That's
Speaker 1: just the nature of war. Always been that way, they
Speaker 1: just didn't always write about it. You think some Greek
Speaker 1: hoplight goes out for battle and he spends two three
Speaker 1: hours that day stabbing people in the face and chest,
Speaker 1: and hearing his friends stabbed in the face and chest
Speaker 1: and legs, with all the blood and the crying and
Speaker 1: the misery and the pooping themselves. You think that guy
Speaker 1: didn't have mental issues for quite some time after experiencing that.
Speaker 1: We didn't. We'd have mental issues after experiencing that for
Speaker 1: five minutes. Now, picture all day long, hacking people to
Speaker 1: death and having your buddies be hacked to death. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying, oh, well, that's how it goes. Maybe that
Speaker 1: sounds like that's what I'm saying. That's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm saying the human mind is always going to struggle
Speaker 1: with things like that. That's just the way it is.
Speaker 1: He's always going to struggle, all right, More asked doctor Jesse, questions,
Speaker 1: who's speaking of history? Jesse? I believe you've said that
Speaker 1: Hannibal was your favorite military harry command commander of all time.
Speaker 1: If this is correct, what makes him better than Alexander?
Speaker 1: And if I'm incorrect. Can you correct me? I don't
Speaker 1: know that you're incorrect. This is more of a preference thing.
Speaker 1: But the reason, part of the reason I love Hannibal
Speaker 1: Hannibal Barka so much is Hannibal Barka. When Rome was
Speaker 1: at a real strong place in its society, they were
Speaker 1: studs steamrolling everybody. Hannibal took an army and marched into
Speaker 1: Italy and just stayed there beating up Roman army after
Speaker 1: Roman army, massive Roman armies. He's just wiping them out.
Speaker 1: He just kept wiping out entire armies. That's so impressive
Speaker 1: to me. That's so amazing. That's on your buddy's home turf.
Speaker 1: That's walking into your buddy's house and just walking right
Speaker 1: into his pantry and grabbing his best food and cooking
Speaker 1: it up on his dove and eating it in front
Speaker 1: of him. That's amazing. And the things he did, the
Speaker 1: things he did are so crazy to me, and they're
Speaker 1: crazy when you look historically at them, but when you
Speaker 1: consider the stakes of what he did, like the Battle
Speaker 1: of Canee We've talked about that before, where he had
Speaker 1: a smaller army and he ended up tricking the Romans
Speaker 1: into it. He enveloped them. He ended up surrounding them
Speaker 1: and wiping out the whole Roman army. And we love
Speaker 1: that historical story. I'm not going to go into it again.
Speaker 1: We've told it before on the show, and it's this
Speaker 1: incredible story and it's wild. But think about this, that's
Speaker 1: quite a risk to take. Put your weakest troops in
Speaker 1: the center of the formation and plan on them being
Speaker 1: pushed back just so you could surround them on the flanks.
Speaker 1: What if they broke? If that middle of that formation
Speaker 1: breaks with your weakest troops facing their strongest troops. If
Speaker 1: that formation breaks, the Romans are through, your armies are split.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? That probably means Hannibal ends that
Speaker 1: day nailed to a cross. That's probably what that means
Speaker 1: that or even worse, maybe Hannibal gets captured. He gets
Speaker 1: kept in some Roman dungeon for a couple years before
Speaker 1: they drag him out and parade him through the streets
Speaker 1: while people spit on him. Picture this, this Roman general
Speaker 1: or this Carthenian general, this hugely powerful, influential person, all
Speaker 1: of a sudden being a prisoner in chains, and he
Speaker 1: ends his life getting spit on and rotten food thrown
Speaker 1: at him all day long during the Roman triumph. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's right, Chris, and then ritually strangled in the basement. Now,
Speaker 1: those are the stakes of the things Hannibal did. But
Speaker 1: that's not putting anything down on Alexander the Great. Hannibal
Speaker 1: himself thought Alexander the Great was I believe, number one,
Speaker 1: if not number two, of all time. There's a great
Speaker 1: story out there where I'm gonna mispronounce one of these names,
Speaker 1: because I always do. Where at the end during the
Speaker 1: Third Punic War, the third war between Roman Carthage Skippio Africanus,
Speaker 1: the Roman general goes down to their plan is to
Speaker 1: raise Carthage to the ground. They're gonna beat Carthage. They're
Speaker 1: gonna raise them to the ground. And they're in this battle.
Speaker 1: They're in this battle between you know. He ends up
Speaker 1: meeting Hannibal in the center of battle before they fight.
Speaker 1: But the Hannibal's old and washed up, and Carthage is
Speaker 1: washed up by this point in time, so Skippio Africanus
Speaker 1: he beats him well. Later on, Hannibal is basically hired
Speaker 1: as a consultant for a different group. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: go into the details of it. He's hired as a
Speaker 1: consultant the Seleucid Empire because they're fighting the Romans, and
Speaker 1: he ends up at a dinner with Scipio Africanus. Tell
Speaker 1: me what you would pay to be at this dinner.
Speaker 1: Hannibal's sitting there, this great legendary general, and Scipio Africanus
Speaker 1: is sitting there, and they end up talking about, Hey,
Speaker 1: who's your Who's the number one general of all time? Hannibal?
Speaker 1: Who's the number one of all time? You know what
Speaker 1: Hannibal told him? I'll tell you in just a moment.
Speaker 1: Before we get to that. Let's get to your food.
Speaker 1: Let's get to your belly. Because there are a lot
Speaker 1: of terrible ways to die. We're about to go over
Speaker 1: one of those ways. There's a story out there that
Speaker 1: is I'll give you the wheelies, but starving to death
Speaker 1: looks like one of the worst when you read all
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Speaker 1: Russia's moving nuclear weapons into Belarus? Did you know that?
Speaker 1: Do you know what's going on right now in the world.
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Speaker 1: show Boy. By the way, you remember, you remember on
Speaker 1: what was it Wednesday? We were blowing up the phone
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Speaker 2: I guess I've always, in my heart of hearts, have
Speaker 2: believed that a decision should be made by a patient
Speaker 2: and a physician. I believe in the physicians in Louisiana.
Speaker 2: I believe people that are licensed by the Border Medical
Speaker 2: Examiners are well regulated. I believe in the scope of practice.
Speaker 2: I believe in the standard of care. I have to
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Speaker 2: open to hear it. What I've heard from the testimony
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Speaker 2: it shouldn't be like that. But that's the Border Medical
Speaker 2: Examiner's job to go after a malpractice, soit does. The
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Speaker 2: of physicians. So for that, because I do.
Speaker 1: Believe now you know why I call it low TGP Jesse.
Speaker 1: If America ever truly collapses, would you stick it out
Speaker 1: or move your family to a better country such as
Speaker 1: northern Europe. Well, I'll be honest with you, I do.
Speaker 1: I look around, and I'm pretty horrified by what I
Speaker 1: see out there right now, by where I see this
Speaker 1: world going. But here's something I think a lot of
Speaker 1: people don't realize how much of the world remains kind
Speaker 1: of okay because America is America. Did you know? Did
Speaker 1: you know that we pick up the tab for ninety
Speaker 1: percent of Europe's defense nine zero? And look, I like Europe.
Speaker 1: I'm not anti Europe at all. I've been to Europe once,
Speaker 1: not to brag, but no, seriously, I like Europe. I
Speaker 1: enjoyed Whenever we have the time and the money, We're
Speaker 1: gonna go back to Europe because I love history. I
Speaker 1: want to see castles and see battlefields and do these things.
Speaker 1: So I'm not anti Europe. But brother, Europe only gets
Speaker 1: to exist in this namby Pamby Low military world because
Speaker 1: Big Daddy is over here with all the aircraft carriers
Speaker 1: and artillery and nuclear weapons in the world. If that
Speaker 1: goes away, what northern European country do you think is
Speaker 1: going to be able to stand up to the demons
Speaker 1: of the world as they as they go on the move.
Speaker 1: And honestly, same thing goes to Israel as well. People
Speaker 1: will say They'll say, man, I want to go to Israel,
Speaker 1: And a lot of my Jewish friends will say this too, Jesse.
Speaker 1: If it gets any worse here, I might go to Israel,
Speaker 1: and brother, I like Israel too, and they're tough as nails.
Speaker 1: All credit in the world to them. Israel is gonna
Speaker 1: get chewed up and spit out like a little squirrel
Speaker 1: if America isn't there to help with things. What I'm
Speaker 1: saying is the world has an order to it. Now.
Speaker 1: The world is more global than it's ever been. Obviously,
Speaker 1: it's so easy to get to and fro, and there's
Speaker 1: an order that is maintained in this world, not because
Speaker 1: people are good, but because America has been good enough
Speaker 1: and big enough and strong enough to keep the demons
Speaker 1: in check. Pause for a moment and just pause for
Speaker 1: a moment. Think about Jijiinping. Think about that human being. Okay,
Speaker 1: communist trash, you know that. But he runs this economy
Speaker 1: that's roughly equal to the size of ours now, right,
Speaker 1: that's not good. Roughly equal to the size of ours. Now.
Speaker 1: What does Jijien Ping, who's openly talked about China dominating
Speaker 1: the world, that's what he wants. He wants world domination.
Speaker 1: What does Jijinping do if America breaks up and falls?
Speaker 1: What doesn't he do? Might be a lot shorter of
Speaker 1: a list. He'd probably ought to be real careful with India,
Speaker 1: so he probably wouldn't want to push it too far
Speaker 1: because India has got a pretty big boy stuff. But Jijinping,
Speaker 1: he gobbles up the Pacific, Japan gone, Korea, South Korea gone.
Speaker 1: He goes stomping through Africa like a blow torchs through butter.
Speaker 1: I don't even think he would face stiff enough resistance
Speaker 1: in Africa. Africa gone, Australia would be in serious trouble.
Speaker 1: By the grace of God, they have a huge country
Speaker 1: with some seriously inhospitable terrain, so that would help them
Speaker 1: out a lot. But Australia would be in trouble. You
Speaker 1: see what I mean. If America breaks apart, If America
Speaker 1: comes apart of the seams, I don't know that there's
Speaker 1: another place to go. I've said before, and I believe
Speaker 1: this wholeheartedly. Red America a coalition of red states. They
Speaker 1: are the last bastion of freedom on the planet. They
Speaker 1: are the only thing keeping some semblance of freedom alive,
Speaker 1: the coalition of Red States. If God forbid those things
Speaker 1: ever go away, we're in deep, deep poo poo, and
Speaker 1: I mean deep poopoo. Now, if you're asking one other country,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't mind living in, living in Chris brought up Poland.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. Poland's anti communist. I like me some Poles,
Speaker 1: I thought, what, Chris, that's a little bit rude. Chris
Speaker 1: just said I couldn't speak the language. Ever. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: one of us speaks Spanish. Chris, what do you mean
Speaker 1: it's a different alphabet. What what alphabet do they use?
Speaker 1: They don't, they don't no Poland, per se. But maybe
Speaker 1: somewhere else, maybe somewhere that's nice, somewhere on the water,
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse, I just date McDonald's. McDonald's egg McMuffin combo,
Speaker 1: which makes me curious about what the menu whisper believes
Speaker 1: is the best fast food breakfast choice. One. You know,
Speaker 1: I appreciate you for listening, right, and I appreciate you
Speaker 1: that we just we just said. The show just said
Speaker 1: another record. I love you guys. Thank you. Don't forget.
Speaker 1: You can listen for free on the iHeartRadio app. But one,
Speaker 1: you should be freaking ashamed of yourself for ordering the
Speaker 1: egg McMuffin at McDonald's. That's so low class. The sausage
Speaker 1: McMuffin is so much better than the egg McMuffin. What
Speaker 1: kind of a freak prefers ham over sausage. Plus McDonald's
Speaker 1: McDonald's patty sausage is delicious, and I mean top delicious.
Speaker 1: That's one two, okay McDonald's. McDonald's, in my opinion, is
Speaker 1: still number one for the best breakfast at a fast
Speaker 1: food place. I go sausage McMuffin combo because the hash
Speaker 1: browns underrated. I also get a couple of sausage burritos
Speaker 1: with it, and then if I'm really hungry I've been
Speaker 1: working out or something like that, I get some hotcakes
Speaker 1: on the side because McDonald's hotcakes are legit. But I
Speaker 1: will say this, don't discount Chick fil A's breakfast biscuit.
Speaker 1: Spicy spicy chicken bread breakfast biscuit legit. And Jack in
Speaker 1: the Box has good breakfast burritos. The ultimate sausage burrito
Speaker 1: from Jack in the Box legit. But you don't want
Speaker 1: to eat that all the time, right, So why do
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