Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
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Speaker 1: an ass Doctor Jesse Friday, I hope you are fired
Speaker 1: up for the weekend. I have kids sports all weekend long,
Speaker 1: but I hope you're gonna have one. I'm kidding, it'll
Speaker 1: be a blast. All right, we have a ton we
Speaker 1: have to get to this hour. We're gonna talk life hacks,
Speaker 1: how to deal with family members who are dirt ball commies,
Speaker 1: how do these nonprofits get our money? All that, so
Speaker 1: much more coming up on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show.
Speaker 1: Let's begin here. Jewish producer Chris is making fun of me,
Speaker 1: saying I've only gotten to like five questions. That's a
Speaker 1: dirty lie. I think I've gotten to like fifty, Chris.
Speaker 1: It's been a lot. Anyway, I'm going to try to
Speaker 1: get to all of them this hour. So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: talk really fast. Now, I won't talk too fast, and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna motor Jesse. I heard you say the other
Speaker 1: day the president shouldn't cry. Is it okay for the
Speaker 1: president to cry in the privacy of his home or
Speaker 1: around his family? I think people will bottle up their
Speaker 1: emotions too much, tend to be psychopaths. So I'm just
Speaker 1: wondering if it's okay for the president to cry and
Speaker 1: in private. I agree he shouldn't cry in public. Well,
Speaker 1: that's what I said. Is it was Nicky Hayley doing
Speaker 1: the mutch. No, no, no, that's not presidential. No. And
Speaker 1: of course you can cry in private. I'm not a
Speaker 1: big crier, as you probably would imagine. The wife loves
Speaker 1: to say that I don't have any feelings, which is
Speaker 1: a lie. I do have feelings, it's don't express them
Speaker 1: that much. I'm a Kelly. We don't express our feelings.
Speaker 1: We bottle everything up and then one day we just explode.
Speaker 1: Like it's very healthy. It's very healthy anyway. Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 1: You can cry in private. I have nothing against people crying.
Speaker 1: There's certainly great reasons to shed to you. Look, here's
Speaker 1: something that drives me insane about Joe Biden for different reasons,
Speaker 1: and it drives other people insane. I understand that appearances
Speaker 1: matter a lot a lot in life, a lot. What
Speaker 1: your enemy sees, what he observes, matters a lot. Kennedy
Speaker 1: JFK talked about how bad he fumbled the ball when
Speaker 1: he first met with kruse Chef, and Khruschef talks about
Speaker 1: it too. JFK wasn't ready for the meeting. JFK got
Speaker 1: beaten up pretty good by kruse Chef in that meeting verbally.
Speaker 1: And it's part of the reason Khruzchef moved missiles into
Speaker 1: Cuba was because of a personal meaning he'd had. JFK
Speaker 1: sounded soft and weak, and JFK, in hindsight, knew he did.
Speaker 1: He knew he screwed up there, and Krusechef took them
Speaker 1: measure of the man and said, hey, I need to
Speaker 1: push a little harder. There's a I did a history
Speaker 1: story one time. I won't go over the details of
Speaker 1: it of some guy. It was in China. He pulled
Speaker 1: the ultimate Ruse off where his enemy had this huge
Speaker 1: army and he was coming to destroy this guy and
Speaker 1: destroy this guy's city. And what this guy did, this
Speaker 1: guy did not have a big army. This the enemy
Speaker 1: army that was a massed outside of his city was
Speaker 1: going to wipe him out if they attacked. And so
Speaker 1: what he did is brilliant, I mean gutsy, but brilliant.
Speaker 1: He stood on top of the city gates so the
Speaker 1: enemy army could see him, and he opened up the
Speaker 1: city gates. He say, come on, come get some. You
Speaker 1: have no idea how many of us are in here.
Speaker 1: Come get some. The enemy army was so freaked out
Speaker 1: they backed away this. You know there's no way. Well,
Speaker 1: he's got something planned. I hate certain things about Biden
Speaker 1: because I understand they can have life altering consequences for
Speaker 1: the entire planet. I've told you of this before. I
Speaker 1: despise his I'm just a stupid old guy. Help me out,
Speaker 1: Jill routine he does with his wife. He does this
Speaker 1: all the time. It's very common in America these days
Speaker 1: for men to act like just the dumb old fool.
Speaker 1: I can't even wap my butt without my woman. Hey, Jill,
Speaker 1: where am I supposed to go? You guys know I
Speaker 1: can't do anything without Jill Hardy, hard hard I hate that.
Speaker 1: What do you think jijiin Ping thinks when he sees that.
Speaker 1: Do you think he's getting a good snicker? Aha that Joe,
Speaker 1: what a cut up? Or do you think he's thinking
Speaker 1: what a weak, pathetic loser. What do you think Putin
Speaker 1: thinks when he sees that. Hey, Jill, ha, I'm so helpless.
Speaker 1: Help me. Time of shoes? Isn't that funny? Isn't that?
Speaker 1: And daring? Look how much my wife runs me? Ha hah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I despise it. Appearances matter a lot, and that's you know,
Speaker 1: it sounds cold hearted to people, but it does. When
Speaker 1: you are the president or the want to be president,
Speaker 1: you don't get to cry in public. Suck it up,
Speaker 1: maintain your bearing. You want to go home and cry
Speaker 1: in private, of course, that's fine. Not telling you to
Speaker 1: be a barbarian like me. That's not good enough, not
Speaker 1: for men, not for women, not for anybody. And I
Speaker 1: again want to stress this to you, and especially talking
Speaker 1: to kids, because people don't teach these lessons these days.
Speaker 1: You young people, listen to me. Keep that crap at home. Men, women,
Speaker 1: I see it all. It's not unique to women. People
Speaker 1: will just put that on women. The men do this
Speaker 1: now too. Don't bring your tears, your personal relationships, your
Speaker 1: girlfriend problems, your boyfriend problems, your problems with your dog,
Speaker 1: your whatever. You keep that crap at home. Nobody wants
Speaker 1: to hear that at work. It has no place at
Speaker 1: work at all. Suck it up, all right, and again,
Speaker 1: I'm not telling you not to be sad when your
Speaker 1: girlfriend breaks up with you. I understand that she was
Speaker 1: pretty and she cooked. Well, I understand you're sad. I
Speaker 1: get it. I get it. I got Look, I got
Speaker 1: broken up with in the third grade. I still remember
Speaker 1: her name. I'm not going to say her last name.
Speaker 1: Who knows. I didn't want to destroy your life here,
Speaker 1: but her name was Brooke. This was the third grade,
Speaker 1: and she was the hottest chicken school. And when we
Speaker 1: were dating, even though we'd never actually gone out on
Speaker 1: a date, it was more like just talking to each
Speaker 1: other either way. She was my girlfriend for life. And
Speaker 1: then she left me for some nerd with glasses and
Speaker 1: I'm still upset about it to this day and hurt.
Speaker 1: It hurt me, and it's funny. Actually along those lines.
Speaker 1: My old man came home and he saw I was crying,
Speaker 1: and my dad was not. He was not very understanding
Speaker 1: about crying over anything, most definitely a woman, and he
Speaker 1: had some choice words for me. And I never cried.
Speaker 1: I don't think in front of my dad again. So
Speaker 1: there you go, dear shrimp, sicky, Oh it was one time.
Speaker 1: It was day, old shrimp. I'm sorry all right by
Speaker 1: the I still don't know. That's what? What Chris? Oh,
Speaker 1: here we go. Chris is trying to get me on
Speaker 1: his no shellfish diet that I can avoid it by
Speaker 1: not eating shrimp shrimp. Look, Chris, I respect you and
Speaker 1: your old testament beliefs. I personally, look, I like shrimp
Speaker 1: a lot. Crab is better. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: You're not missing out that much on lobster. It's not
Speaker 1: that I hate lobster. It's not that lobster's bad. It's
Speaker 1: so overrated, and I would never pay those prices, and
Speaker 1: we all know you would never pay those prices. But
Speaker 1: you're not missing anything on lobster. With shrimp, it's pretty
Speaker 1: good crab. You are missing out, buddy, What Chris? Oh,
Speaker 1: here we go? Chris is trying to use my own
Speaker 1: arguments against me. He said, I don't like shrimp. I
Speaker 1: like a mild tasting meat you can seizeon. No. Actually,
Speaker 1: the flavor of shrimp is very good, Chris. It's very
Speaker 1: you know what, very good? Maybe too far, it's good,
Speaker 1: It is good. The flavor of is outstanding. You don't
Speaker 1: even need butter or anything else for crab. Crab is
Speaker 1: just really really really really good. I will tell you
Speaker 1: you people aren't missing out with lobster. Though again I'm
Speaker 1: not anti lobster. It's just it's okay. Anyway, this guy says, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I love your recent hotel bathroom tip. I'll use that.
Speaker 1: This got me thinking, would you be willing to write
Speaker 1: another book slash, pamphlet, ebook or whatever on Jesse Kelly's
Speaker 1: life hacks? People would love life hacks from a world
Speaker 1: famous author. I only ask for ten percent kickback for
Speaker 1: the idea, that is, if Chris doesn't steal it first. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not writing another book. I am very honestly, I
Speaker 1: am very appreciative that you love the book so much.
Speaker 1: When look, I'm not an author. I joke about that
Speaker 1: world famous author stuff. I hate to write. I enjoy
Speaker 1: talking like I love doing radio and TV. I do
Speaker 1: not enjoy writing. If you told me I had to
Speaker 1: write a thousand words tonight when I got off the air,
Speaker 1: I'm here talking to you for three hours a day,
Speaker 1: and then I'm gonna have a TV show tonight an
Speaker 1: hour after that, and all that I just enjoy, just enjoy.
Speaker 1: And if you told me I had to write a
Speaker 1: thousand words on whatever, taxes when I got home, I
Speaker 1: would have this not in the pit of my stomach.
Speaker 1: I would That's how much I despise writing. I am
Speaker 1: not a writer. I am not an author. My friend
Speaker 1: brought me an idea for a book, the Anti Communist Manifesto.
Speaker 1: Chris balf brought me the idea. He said, this is
Speaker 1: the book. He wanted me to write a book. He said,
Speaker 1: this is the book you could write. I fell in
Speaker 1: love with the idea, threw myself into it as best
Speaker 1: I could. I wrote a book. I had no idea
Speaker 1: anyone would enjoy it. I'd had no idea it would
Speaker 1: be any good at all. I cannot believe it's a
Speaker 1: national bestseller. But there's not going to be another one.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I don't I'm just not into it. And
Speaker 1: I understand that that's the norm of you, especially when
Speaker 1: you do what I do. You put out a new
Speaker 1: book look every year. And I don't judge anyone who
Speaker 1: does that. There's so many incredible books out there. Glenn
Speaker 1: Beck's books were awesome, Rush Limbaugh's books were awesome. His
Speaker 1: children's books were so good. I really admire it, so
Speaker 1: I'm not dogging on anybody. I admire it. I wish
Speaker 1: I was that guy. Actually I do I wish I
Speaker 1: was that guy. I'm not that guy. That's the only
Speaker 1: book I'm gonna write. I'm sorry, I'm not I'm not
Speaker 1: doing I shouldn't say never. You never know, maybe something
Speaker 1: else will oh catch my interest. But I just I'm
Speaker 1: gonna know. I'm gonna know, all right. Who knows? Though,
Speaker 1: maybe with enough chalk I'll get enough focus to write
Speaker 1: another book. That's part of the problem too, is my focus.
Speaker 1: When I do something I don't enjoy, I have a
Speaker 1: difficult time staying on topic. My focus is just stay focused.
Speaker 1: So like when I would be writing the Anti Communist
Speaker 1: Manifesto again with my co author. I had a co
Speaker 1: author who did so much of the research and great
Speaker 1: stuff for the book, Nick Rizzuto. He's my friend. But
Speaker 1: when I'd sit down and start writing this stuff, I'd
Speaker 1: be there for five minutes or so, knock out a
Speaker 1: couple good sentences, and then it would be all, Hey,
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Speaker 1: deal with a communist family member? Next you're listening to
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. You're welcome. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. I'd ask doctor Jesse Friday reminding you you
Speaker 1: can still email the show. We are live and in charge. Wait,
Speaker 1: that doesn't work. Live and in charge? What, Chris? I
Speaker 1: need a word that rhymes. I know it's large and
Speaker 1: in charge. I need a word that rhymes. Was live
Speaker 1: where you are live and in the beehive. No, that
Speaker 1: doesn't sang either way. We're here anyway. You can email
Speaker 1: the show Jesse. Jesse at Jessekellyshow dot com. Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse Kellyshow dot com hey, Jesse. So I spent one
Speaker 1: night with my mom and sister, who are both the
Speaker 1: worst liberal white women you can women, you can imagine.
Speaker 1: We made it a few hours before my mother told
Speaker 1: me she wishes she could send me somewhere to be
Speaker 1: deculted because I told them I didn't think January sixth
Speaker 1: was an insurrection and I voted for Trump in the
Speaker 1: last election. How would you handle someone close to you
Speaker 1: and your immediate family telling you they wish they could
Speaker 1: send you somewhere to be deculted? Is it time to
Speaker 1: no longer talk to my mom? Or only minimally? Says
Speaker 1: I can say her name or name is Sammy? All right.
Speaker 1: We've talked about cutting communists out of your life before
Speaker 1: about Look, if you had someone in your life who
Speaker 1: was a murderer, you would cut them out of your life.
Speaker 1: A pedophile, you would cut them out of your life.
Speaker 1: So we've talked about that, but let's talk about family,
Speaker 1: especially your mom. One thing that has hit me more
Speaker 1: and more, especially in recent years, is time and how
Speaker 1: fast it goes. Just stay with me for a minute.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get a little sappy here. Time and how
Speaker 1: fast it goes, and how people in your life are
Speaker 1: getting older, and now I'm at that age forty two
Speaker 1: where people of my parents generation, they're starting to pass on, right.
Speaker 1: Our bodies don't last forever. It's starting to pass on.
Speaker 1: And it's been hitting me personally, just giving you this,
Speaker 1: it's just me. It's been hitting me more and more
Speaker 1: that my parents. My parents are both alive, they're both
Speaker 1: still married. We talk, you know, we talk on the phone,
Speaker 1: we text, I take trips with my parents. We get
Speaker 1: along great. It's hitting me more and more. And they're
Speaker 1: both in great health. Don't get me wrong, but that
Speaker 1: there's going to come a day when my dad isn't
Speaker 1: going to be there to text or call. When my mom,
Speaker 1: who's just like the sweetest human being you've ever known
Speaker 1: in your life, just a total sweetheart, total opposite of me.
Speaker 1: She's just wonderful. My mom won't be there anymore. Someday,
Speaker 1: someday I'm gonna have that. She was actually down recently
Speaker 1: visiting and she was talking about my grandpa Hank. My
Speaker 1: grandpa Hank was an incredible man. He's passed on since,
Speaker 1: but an incredible man, raised a great family. He and
Speaker 1: my grandma Helen, and he died like like everyone would
Speaker 1: dream of dying. It was Look, death is always horrible, right,
Speaker 1: but he died surrounded by his loving children, you know,
Speaker 1: died in a bed surrounded by his loving children. Just
Speaker 1: just it was it was a wonderful way for him
Speaker 1: to go. My mom was talking about being with him
Speaker 1: when he passed on and whatnot, and and that hit
Speaker 1: me even harder that that that day is going to
Speaker 1: come for me to one day when Mom isn't there
Speaker 1: and when when you know, I still call my dad
Speaker 1: for advice all the time, when it's whether it's business
Speaker 1: or live. Hey, Dad, I got this going on. What
Speaker 1: do I do? What do I do? And he's always there, right,
Speaker 1: always there. If he doesn't answer, he will call me back.
Speaker 1: Then he'll yell at me and hang up on me.
Speaker 1: But he's he's always there with advice, is always there.
Speaker 1: So I'm just gonna say this. I understand I don't
Speaker 1: have the burden of having an immediate family member as
Speaker 1: being vile communists scum, so I don't have to deal
Speaker 1: with that. And I'm not telling you to still call
Speaker 1: your mom every day or go vis it all the time,
Speaker 1: because who could be around that? Remember the communist he's
Speaker 1: a religious zeal it. So Mom is probably a Communist first, right,
Speaker 1: That's why she couldn't get That's why she couldn't last
Speaker 1: two hours with her daughter without having to bring that up.
Speaker 1: She can't help it. It's her religion. She can't put
Speaker 1: it aside. So I'm not telling you to throw yourself
Speaker 1: into that a lot. But if it was I think
Speaker 1: about it, if it was my sister, my older sister Mickey,
Speaker 1: or my parents, I would still talk to them. It
Speaker 1: would be much more rare than it is now. I
Speaker 1: mean I talked to my sister once a week, probably
Speaker 1: parents at least that it would probably be once every
Speaker 1: couple months, once every few months. I just went up
Speaker 1: to Montana to spend Thanksgiving with them, brought the family
Speaker 1: up there. That would probably rarely, if ever, happen. But
Speaker 1: I would still talk to him. Just make it more rare.
Speaker 1: Just know, Just know, sorry to get all sappy. Just know,
Speaker 1: there's going to come a day when even your dirty
Speaker 1: communist is gone and you will miss her, You will wish,
Speaker 1: you will wish you had a chance to call her
Speaker 1: one more time, even though she's filthy communist trash. All right,
Speaker 1: all right, what Chris, let's being nice. What look. The
Speaker 1: most important thing you have to remember too, is when
Speaker 1: you call your mom, call her on your Puretalk phone
Speaker 1: and then let her know, Hey, Mom, I just wanted
Speaker 1: you to know as soon as you're hanging up, I
Speaker 1: wanted you to know that you're probably talking to me
Speaker 1: on your dirtball Communist ver Eisen phone or or atn
Speaker 1: T phone or T Mobile. I wanted you to know,
Speaker 1: mom that my company, my cell phone service, it's Pure Talk.
Speaker 1: They love America as much as you hate it. So
Speaker 1: I just wanted you to know that, and then hang
Speaker 1: out the phone on her and call her on your
Speaker 1: brand new Samsung five G phone. Maybe you're sitting there saying, Jesse,
Speaker 1: but I don't have a brand new Samsung five G phone. Yes,
Speaker 1: but that's because you haven't switched to Puretalk yet. Right now,
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Speaker 1: pound two five zero, say Jesse Kelly. Ten minutes on
Speaker 1: the phone talking to an American Pound two five zero,
Speaker 1: say Jesse Kelly, Jesse. If they fail to hold a
Speaker 1: trial for majorcis the House GOP should impeach every senator?
Speaker 1: Why not one? That idea is hilarious and I actually
Speaker 1: don't hate it, but to it it's not going to happen.
Speaker 1: And it's not going to happen because it took them
Speaker 1: three years. It took the low t GOP three years
Speaker 1: to work up the guts to impeach the DHS secretary
Speaker 1: who opened up the country on purpose. We're asking more
Speaker 1: of the GOP than they are capable of. That's the truth.
Speaker 1: We're asking the g to be lions when they are lambs.
Speaker 1: We are the lions. That's why I've been talking about
Speaker 1: having to remake the GOP and our image. We want
Speaker 1: them to do this and want them to do that,
Speaker 1: but the problem is just don't have it in them.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about disaster moving to another country,
Speaker 1: nonprofits getting our money so much more. Hang on Jesse Kelly, becksion.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. On and ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday. Don't forget. If you miss any part of
Speaker 1: the show, you can download the whole thing on iHeart, Google, Spotify,
Speaker 1: and iTunes. We are getting to so many questions today
Speaker 1: just to rub it in Chris's face because he acts
Speaker 1: like I don't do it, so we'll keep going. Jesse,
Speaker 1: you can say my name on the air. His name's Jamie,
Speaker 1: and yes, I would, uh whatever. Anyway, Please explain how
Speaker 1: representatives for states would work if everyone moved to a
Speaker 1: red state from a blue state. If the population is
Speaker 1: fifty one percent voting blue, how does moving to a
Speaker 1: red state change things? Well, Listen, each state gets a
Speaker 1: certain amount of congressional seats based on how many people
Speaker 1: live in the state. They take a census of your
Speaker 1: state every so often, and depending on how many people
Speaker 1: live in your state, you will keep the same number
Speaker 1: of congressional seats you have. If you've added so many people,
Speaker 1: you'll get more congressional seats. If you've lost so many people,
Speaker 1: you'll get fewer congressional seats. They've took congressional seats away
Speaker 1: recently from states like California in New York because so
Speaker 1: many people fled. They've added congressional seats to states like
Speaker 1: Florida because everyone went there to try to be free.
Speaker 1: In the end, migration to a red state that shares
Speaker 1: your values is a place political move that helps us
Speaker 1: gain more power nationally because we gain more and more
Speaker 1: congressional seats for us. But this is also part of
Speaker 1: why the Communists are mass importing illegal aliens. Remember that
Speaker 1: one dirtball Communist congresswoman from New York came out and
Speaker 1: flat out said it recently. I forget her name, I
Speaker 1: forget which one it was, but she came out and said, Hey,
Speaker 1: people are mad about all these illegals. I need them
Speaker 1: here otherwise I'll get redistrict. What she's saying she wants
Speaker 1: the illegals to flood into New York and she wants
Speaker 1: them counted in the census. Then they won't take away
Speaker 1: her congressional district. That's another benefit of illegal immigration for
Speaker 1: the communists in this country. It's not just the crime
Speaker 1: they bring in. The communists heading to blue states helps
Speaker 1: them keep more power. I tell you to move for
Speaker 1: all the right reasons. It's not like there's one reason
Speaker 1: you should move from blue to red. There's a laundry
Speaker 1: list of reasons. And I know you might not be
Speaker 1: able to I get that if you can do it,
Speaker 1: your life will be better, country will be better, so
Speaker 1: on and so forth. Hey, Jesse, why do all these
Speaker 1: countries expect us to just give them billions of belt
Speaker 1: of dollars in military aid without having to pay for them. Well,
Speaker 1: because that's what we've done forever. We look, as Americans,
Speaker 1: we look fondly on World War Two, don't we. Not,
Speaker 1: Not the fighting and the dying and the Holocaust and
Speaker 1: not that, but as a country that's kind of sitting
Speaker 1: at the top of our resume, is it not, it's
Speaker 1: at least towards the top. The United States of America
Speaker 1: became the manufacturing engine that won World War two for
Speaker 1: the world. Not to mention the troops on the ground,
Speaker 1: we were the manufacturing engine that won World War two
Speaker 1: for the world. And we look, we look fondly on that.
Speaker 1: We're proud of that should be as an American, you
Speaker 1: should be proud of that part of your history. But
Speaker 1: in many, many, many ways, World War two took this
Speaker 1: country in a devastating direction that's killing us. And here's
Speaker 1: what I mean. You see post World War One stay
Speaker 1: with me here. Post World War One, Germany lost, Austria,
Speaker 1: Hungary lost, and the world just I don't know what
Speaker 1: the world was thinking because there was so much pain
Speaker 1: and so much death and so much suffering in World
Speaker 1: War One like the world had never seen before, millions
Speaker 1: of dead what I can't and the world was angry
Speaker 1: and sad and broke, and they took it all out
Speaker 1: on the Germans. After the Germans surrendered, they destroyed that country,
Speaker 1: took away their greatest economic parts of their country. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about physical parts, land parts. Put all these reparations
Speaker 1: on them. Didn't help anybody rebuild or anything like that.
Speaker 1: We handed them a big bill and said, here, screw you,
Speaker 1: pay us. It's your fault. And then it doesn't take
Speaker 1: a genius to figure it out. There's been a million
Speaker 1: books and movies written about it. Doing that to Germany
Speaker 1: led directly to the rise of the Nazis and World
Speaker 1: War Two without if we hadn't done not just us,
Speaker 1: that other countries, mainly France and Britain, if we hadn't
Speaker 1: done what we did to Germany after World War One,
Speaker 1: there's never a Nazi Party, there's never a Holocaust, there's
Speaker 1: never a World War Two. There's never a Hitler that
Speaker 1: comes to power. That came because we took people who
Speaker 1: were down and we kicked dirt in their face, and
Speaker 1: we bent over and we laughed at them and Eventually
Speaker 1: those people chose a monster because he wasn't laughing at them,
Speaker 1: he was telling them they were great. The world learned
Speaker 1: that lesson post World War One. So when World War
Speaker 1: Two came, the United States of America and other countries,
Speaker 1: but we certainly shordered much of the burden here. We
Speaker 1: looked around and said, hey, instead of kicking dirt in
Speaker 1: their face, they surrendered. Let's help everybody back up. Let's
Speaker 1: get them clothed, Let's build them houses, Let's get them fed,
Speaker 1: Let's make sure they're back on their feet, like what
Speaker 1: we did in Japan. We bombed Japan to dust. Americans
Speaker 1: know about Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Of course, what most Americans
Speaker 1: don't realize is, with the exception of Kyoto and one
Speaker 1: or two others, we laid to we laid waste to
Speaker 1: every Japanese major city. We just didn't drop Adam bombs
Speaker 1: on them. We just carpet bombed Japan. Was it was
Speaker 1: rubble the whole country. But then when it was over,
Speaker 1: we moved in and we rebuilt it for them, rebuilt
Speaker 1: their government, rebuilt their nation. We did the same thing
Speaker 1: the Marshall Plan. Stuff in Europe divided up Europe. Hey, Germany,
Speaker 1: let's get you back on your feet. Let's get you
Speaker 1: rebuilt again. And because of that, and I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that was a bad thing, I'm really not. But because
Speaker 1: of that, America saw herself differently post war World War
Speaker 1: Two than we had seen ourselves before. We were never
Speaker 1: supposed to be what we are now. Go read what
Speaker 1: the founder said, Go read about what this country was
Speaker 1: all the way up into World War Two. We were
Speaker 1: supposed to be the economic juggernaut that stayed out of
Speaker 1: everyone's business and traded with everybody. We were supposed to
Speaker 1: be a gigantic version of Switzerland. Did you know that
Speaker 1: that's what we were supposed to do. No, not my problem.
Speaker 1: We're neutral here. Hey, we'll trade with it. Wanna buy
Speaker 1: some cotton, Wanna buy some some coal. We've got whatever
Speaker 1: you need here. We will trade with you. We are
Speaker 1: staying out of it. But post World War One and
Speaker 1: post World War Two, the entire mentality of our government
Speaker 1: changed into being, Hey, we are the saviors of the world.
Speaker 1: We are the builders of the world. We are the this,
Speaker 1: we are the that. Wherever there is trouble, we will
Speaker 1: get involved. Wherever there is poverty, we will help wherever
Speaker 1: you need this or you need that. You just come
Speaker 1: to the Bank of America. No, not that Bank of America.
Speaker 1: He just come to the Bank of America and make
Speaker 1: a withdraw and we will hand everything everybody, everybody everything.
Speaker 1: And what's crazy is most of the intelligentsia of the country,
Speaker 1: Democrat and Republican, still thinks this way. It's why so
Speaker 1: much of the GOP leadership is still bending over backwards
Speaker 1: to send billions of dollars here and billions of dollars
Speaker 1: there and not even pretending to send it to you.
Speaker 1: When Mitt Romney gave that speech the other day on
Speaker 1: the floor that we played for you a bunch where
Speaker 1: he said that Ukraine bill they passed was the most
Speaker 1: important vote he'll ever pass, he meant that he sees
Speaker 1: himself as some kind of world savior. No, we will
Speaker 1: save them and save them, and it's the most important
Speaker 1: thing we do, after all, that's the right thing to do.
Speaker 1: And it has bankrupted this country. It is killed. Gosh,
Speaker 1: how many of our troops Alah. That way of thinking
Speaker 1: is not only insane, it is not the way of
Speaker 1: thinking this country was founded on. In fact, it is
Speaker 1: the polar opposite of how foreign policy was handled in
Speaker 1: this country. And don't think that was a Republican or
Speaker 1: Democrat thing or whatever their past you know, whigs and whatnot.
Speaker 1: Don't think that was either party thing. Everyone was in agreement.
Speaker 1: Everyone was in agreement. We stay out of it. Not
Speaker 1: my problem, but we change the mentality of the country.
Speaker 1: And now you just show up to the ATM of
Speaker 1: America and make a withdrawal whatever. All right, one more segment,
Speaker 1: hang on. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
Speaker 1: of The Jesse Kelly Show. On an ass doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: I can't believe how negligent I've been. We've been through
Speaker 1: almost the entire show and we haven't once heard on
Speaker 1: a Friday. The Fredo Bandito. Ya yui, I am the
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Speaker 1: Printo scornschits. I'll get them from you. I yi yai
Speaker 1: yi oh ymb Fritto Buntito, give me Brictos conchips and
Speaker 1: I'll be your friend. The Fritto Buntito. You must not
Speaker 1: up in munch Munch munch a bunch of I can't
Speaker 1: believe you just said Frido's are overrated. Chris Fridos are excellent.
Speaker 1: They're they're underrated. Actually they're underrated anyway, Jesse, do you
Speaker 1: do you realize some of the people who think President
Speaker 1: Trump is being justifiably attacked by our legal system are
Speaker 1: Republican DeSantis supporters, says his name is Peter. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: what what do you want me to do about it? Look,
Speaker 1: we have to listen to me. Listen. You've heard me
Speaker 1: tell recently, you've heard me talk about we had a
Speaker 1: some the same just people have written it. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think I have another one here asking if there's
Speaker 1: a chance that hey, at the convention, DeSantis can come back.
Speaker 1: And you've hear You've heard me tell them. This primary
Speaker 1: is over all right, the primary is over, and this
Speaker 1: time DeSantis is not going to be president. It is
Speaker 1: That's reality. I know that hurts when he's your guy.
Speaker 1: That hurts, but that is the reality of it. So
Speaker 1: allow me to change here and talk to Trump supporters
Speaker 1: for a moment. I understand that there are DeSantis supporters
Speaker 1: out there who are maybe cheering for Trump to go
Speaker 1: to prison or something like that. I understand that. I
Speaker 1: get it. Obviously, I don't support something like that. I
Speaker 1: think what's happening to Trump is going to kill this country.
Speaker 1: But setting that aside, understand this, there are reasons that
Speaker 1: some Republicans do not want Donald Trump anymore. And a
Speaker 1: lot of the DeSantis were people, I would argue most
Speaker 1: of the Santa space, they were people who chafed on
Speaker 1: Trump for one reason or another. And that is hard
Speaker 1: to accept. Now that the primary is over and you
Speaker 1: just kind of want to look around and get everyone, Hey,
Speaker 1: everyone needs to rally now because Trump is going to
Speaker 1: be the nominee. There are going to be some who
Speaker 1: don't ever come on board. That's part of the primary process.
Speaker 1: But as I told you many times before the primary
Speaker 1: began and during the primary, most of them will Most
Speaker 1: Desanta supporters in the primary, the vast majority ninety percent
Speaker 1: plus probably ninety five percent, they're going to vote for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump in the general election. So don't sit in
Speaker 1: stress because you saw some Desanta supporter online cheering that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is going to prison. As I told everybody
Speaker 1: during the primary many times. Everyone denies this about their
Speaker 1: guy and their camp, But as someone who doesn't fall
Speaker 1: in love with any of them, I'm telling you it's true.
Speaker 1: Every camp, everyone has a bottom feeder five percent, and
Speaker 1: they're the lowest scum on earth. And it's usually the
Speaker 1: most hardcore supporters. When you get most in love, most
Speaker 1: infatuated with the politician, you will make yourself an idiot,
Speaker 1: and you will do terrible things and stupid things, and
Speaker 1: you'll say stupid things. And this applies to everybody who's
Speaker 1: ever run for president in the history of mankind. And
Speaker 1: don't exempt whoever your guy happens to be. I know
Speaker 1: everyone's mad right now. DeSantis fans are probably saying, now,
Speaker 1: not my guy, nope. Bottom five percent of DESANTUS supporters scum. No,
Speaker 1: not Trump, not in Trump's camp, nop. Bottom five percent
Speaker 1: of Trump's supporters scum. It's the it's the way politics goes.
Speaker 1: It's why I've cautioned you a million times. Support whoever
Speaker 1: you want, work for whoever you want, vote or card.
Speaker 1: You don't become a man fan. I am not a
Speaker 1: fan of any man and never will be. The second
Speaker 1: you start treating a man like more than a man
Speaker 1: and looking at him like more of a man, you
Speaker 1: will act stupid. You will do stupid things, and you
Speaker 1: will probably do terrible things that you'll look back on later.
Speaker 1: And say, mm's, that's not great. It's really not great
Speaker 1: to cheer for Donald Trump to go to prison because
Speaker 1: of what it means for the country. It's really, really,
Speaker 1: really not great. But you're gonna encounter again it's the
Speaker 1: bottom five percent, it's not ninety five percent. Most Desanthas
Speaker 1: supporters and most Trump supporters are wonderful people, So stop
Speaker 1: focusing on the bottom five percent. Yeah, there's some turns
Speaker 1: out there. Who cares? College drop out Jesse? Does the
Speaker 1: vegetable in chief now qualify for impeachment for high crimes
Speaker 1: for forgiving student loans when Scotus said he couldn't well
Speaker 1: in a perfect world. Yes, but listen, here's the thing
Speaker 1: about MP and it's it's hard to accept this, but
Speaker 1: it's true. Nothing these people do is lawful anymore. Technically,
Speaker 1: everything they do is impeachable. This is not gonna work
Speaker 1: out that way. It's don't don't lose any sleep over it.
Speaker 1: Let's go get a MyPillow and you'll never lose any
Speaker 1: sleep again. In fact, get the my pillow two point
Speaker 1: oh while they're fifty percent off right now. I and
Speaker 1: that maybe this is from my time in the desert,
Speaker 1: but there's something I really really despise about waking up sweating.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying anyone loves to wake up sweating.
Speaker 1: It's not like you're cheering for it, but it just
Speaker 1: it puts me in a bad mood the rest of
Speaker 1: the day. It's why I love my pillow two point
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Speaker 1: and use the promo code Jesse or call eight hundred
Speaker 1: eight four five zero five four four Jesse. I tried
Speaker 1: to illuminate why my wife to your prophecies. I played
Speaker 1: the clip of the Democrat from New York complaining about
Speaker 1: her mayor. I was trying to show my wife I
Speaker 1: dynity politics never works. She instead got mad and said
Speaker 1: she doesn't want to listen to talk radio, then immediately
Speaker 1: flipped on Fox News. I had your show streaming on iHeart.
Speaker 1: I told her radio is the same as Fox without
Speaker 1: the short skirts. What could I do to sway her
Speaker 1: to your voice that I even mentioned your streaming channel.
Speaker 1: She's a die, She's die art America. Anything would help. Well,
Speaker 1: you gotta leave her, No, I'm now, I'm kidding, I kid, listen,
Speaker 1: listen this radio show. It's not for everybody, and it's
Speaker 1: not supposed to be for everybody. I've that's never what
Speaker 1: we've wanted here. We'd never wanted to show for everybody.
Speaker 1: We are passionate about things, we are offensive, we like
Speaker 1: to laugh, and remember radio itself, listening is not for everybody. Look,
Speaker 1: Chris doesn't read. You know that. It doesn't read. The
Speaker 1: second Chris, No, he can barely read. Don't say you
Speaker 1: can read, Chris. I've seen no evidence of that, especially
Speaker 1: by your spelling. He doesn't read, but he loves books.
Speaker 1: Isn't that weird? So he only does audiobooks, That's what
Speaker 1: he does. Some people are that way. Maybe your wife
Speaker 1: is just not a listener, maybe she's more visual. But
Speaker 1: look The good news is I do have a TV
Speaker 1: show every night on the first TV nine pm Eastern,
Speaker 1: and then she will get the benefit of getting to
Speaker 1: gaze upon the Oracle, the menu, whisper, what, Chris whatever.
Speaker 1: Put your phone down. It's time. The weekend has gotten
Speaker 1: to us. Time to walk away from all this. Spend
Speaker 1: this weekend with your family and your community. Laugh, play,
Speaker 1: go outside. We'll tackle all this again on Monday for
Speaker 1: medal of honor Monday. All right, that's all.