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Speaker 2: Kevin McCarthy in his pack here in just a second.
Speaker 2: Then we're gonna get to questions about the draft, about
Speaker 2: using the same tactics they use, should you actually go
Speaker 2: to Disney even if someone else is paying. So many
Speaker 2: other things we have to get to on this show,
Speaker 2: and it's going to be fun. I did see this
Speaker 2: one and it made me laugh, you know how. I
Speaker 2: you know the reason I say celebrities don't run for office.
Speaker 2: Every presidential cycle there's always some celebrity like the Rock
Speaker 2: who will pop his head up and say something in
Speaker 2: an interview, well, yeah, I'm considering about running, thinking about running.
Speaker 2: Matthew McConaughey loves to do this all the time. I
Speaker 2: might run for Senate here in Texas, you know, and yeah,
Speaker 2: but they never end up doing it. Why is that
Speaker 2: because being a politician would suck. Just think about the
Speaker 2: daily lives these people lead. They are flying around all
Speaker 2: the time. You're never home, never see your family, flying
Speaker 2: back and forth DC and back there. Yes, they make
Speaker 2: great money, one hundred and sixty five grand a year
Speaker 2: or something like that. I forget they change it, but
Speaker 2: it's great money. But it's not millions and millions and millions.
Speaker 2: You have to ask people for money all the time.
Speaker 2: You have to campaign, You get griped at for a living.
Speaker 2: People yell at you from every side, and the job
Speaker 2: itself is horrible. We see all the televised hearings where
Speaker 2: they're yelling at each other, and you know, you get
Speaker 2: to interrogate Christopher Rich. This is you on July the
Speaker 2: twelfth in the House. You were asked directly by Jim Jordan.
Speaker 2: Do you think, yeah, anyway, that's not the point. But
Speaker 2: most of those meetings are painfully boring. You're sitting there
Speaker 2: listening to testimony from this guy that guy. So why
Speaker 2: do they do it? You become a politician. Most of them,
Speaker 2: not all. Most of them become politicians because they want
Speaker 2: access to the things rich people have without having to
Speaker 2: actually accomplish anything. You know, rich people, the rich people
Speaker 2: live lives. And this is not anti rich people. If
Speaker 2: you're a rich person listening. They live lives that are
Speaker 2: completely different. And I have seen both sides of life,
Speaker 2: so I'm telling you I know how different it is.
Speaker 2: I understand what it's like. I've lived in a mobile
Speaker 2: home before, and I've been to these fancy events put
Speaker 2: on by millionaires and millionaires. I've seen the difference. I've
Speaker 2: seen the private jet, the private jet, life, luxury resorts.
Speaker 2: They just don't live lives that are similar to people
Speaker 2: who live paycheck to paycheck. And that's why the politician
Speaker 2: does it. Headline, Kevin McCarthy uses pack to lavish cash
Speaker 2: on high end resorts, private jets and fine dining, private jets,
Speaker 2: steak dinners, high end resorts only. Kevin McCarthy's just a
Speaker 2: member of Congress. He's in leadership, so he gets a
Speaker 2: little more. But I think he gets one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty grand a year. You're not flying private and staying
Speaker 2: at luxury resorts all the time on one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty grand a year. But once you're a politician, you
Speaker 2: raise all that money through your pack for your pack,
Speaker 2: spend it all on yourself. Kevin McCarthy making one hundred
Speaker 2: and eighty grand a year, gets to live like somebody
Speaker 2: who makes ten million a year. That's a pretty good life.
Speaker 2: That's why you can't get these dagone people to retire ever.
Speaker 2: Josse asking for a friend, he puts in all capital letters.
Speaker 2: I had a friend recently tell me if his kids
Speaker 2: ever get drafted, they're not going. If they're going to
Speaker 2: be forced to fight and die against someone, they might
Speaker 2: as well fight against the tyrannical government rather than for it.
Speaker 2: How do you see this playing out? Asking for a friend?
Speaker 2: Because I would never say this. Look, I don't know, man,
Speaker 2: I don't know. The World War three thing. It's always
Speaker 2: out there, and it's really out there right now because
Speaker 2: of how weak and pathetic our president is. How we
Speaker 2: can pathetic these people, the weakness they project to the
Speaker 2: whole world. It's not just that, hey, this foreign policy
Speaker 2: is wrong and they made this mistake. It really genuinely matters.
Speaker 2: It's not just funny audio bits for talk radio. It's not.
Speaker 2: My focus is just stay focused. It's not just that stuff.
Speaker 2: It matters that the president of the United States of
Speaker 2: America looks like a half dead old man. I don't
Speaker 2: know uts' his name, Bob huh? Anyway, where's Jill. I
Speaker 2: need to go poop. But that is a big deal.
Speaker 2: On the world stage, we're being attacked relentlessly now over
Speaker 2: there in the Middle East, the Houti rebels and others
Speaker 2: are sending drones at us. The Biden administration just came
Speaker 2: out and announced that we're not gonna We're not gonna
Speaker 2: do anything. We're wary of wary of doing it, and
Speaker 2: we don't want to upset anybody. So it makes World
Speaker 2: War three more likely than it was before. Now that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean world War three is coming, but the threat
Speaker 2: is always there, right, So that leads us to the draft.
Speaker 2: The most paid patriotic Americans have been the ones fighting
Speaker 2: and dying in America's wars. It hasn't been big city
Speaker 2: libs fighting and dying in America's wars forever. It's been
Speaker 2: patriotic Americans who love the country, the American right. Their
Speaker 2: children have been the ones traditionally who have filled up
Speaker 2: the military and fought and died for the country. And
Speaker 2: now they're not only leaving the military in droves. You
Speaker 2: should see my emails from guys who are currently in
Speaker 2: They're leaving the military in droves, and they're not joining
Speaker 2: the military. So our military is filling up with a
Speaker 2: bunch of kami scum, but there aren't enough of them
Speaker 2: because they have a recruiting crisis, and the kami scum
Speaker 2: don't want to fight for the country they've been trained
Speaker 2: to hate anyway. So if World War three rolls around,
Speaker 2: there's going to be a draft. There will the people,
Speaker 2: the evil people who run this country. They're not going
Speaker 2: to miss out on enriching themselves and helping their poll numbers.
Speaker 2: Just yes, for your son's life. They'll happily throw away
Speaker 2: as many lives as seem when the possible to maintain
Speaker 2: their position of power. Do I need to remind you
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden, after thirteen of our warriors died in Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: was so aggravated that he had to go meet with
Speaker 2: the parents when their bodies came back, that he checked
Speaker 2: his watch multiple times. How much longer do I have
Speaker 2: to be here? Just not even didn't even really pretend
Speaker 2: to genuinely care. They can't muster that they're going to
Speaker 2: be a draft. How are you gonna handle that? Look,
Speaker 2: that's gonna be decision making time. I tell you all
Speaker 2: the time to stay legal. Do I not stay legal
Speaker 2: in an evil system that is looking for a reason
Speaker 2: to throw you in prison. Remember that's what they're gonna
Speaker 2: do after the Trump after the Trump convictions, they're gonna
Speaker 2: round up people on the right and throw them in prison.
Speaker 2: That's half the point of the conviction, to round up
Speaker 2: their political enemies and throw them in prison. If you're
Speaker 2: gonna do something like defy the draft, skip town, you know,
Speaker 2: head to Canada or whatever those people were doing during Vietnam,
Speaker 2: I can't tell you otherwise. You know, you do what
Speaker 2: you do, You do what you think is right. But
Speaker 2: you start getting on the other side of the law
Speaker 2: in a country that's dying for you to get on
Speaker 2: the other side of the law, it's going to be
Speaker 2: a problem. Remember, they don't fear you breaking the law.
Speaker 2: The communists who run our justice system and everything, they
Speaker 2: don't fear that. They want that. They want you to
Speaker 2: break the law. They want you to have conversations that
Speaker 2: are it can be twisted around as threatening or illegal
Speaker 2: or they want that. Remember that story, Weman, it was
Speaker 2: only I think it was this week or last week,
Speaker 2: about a teenage a teenage kid, a Catholic kid, he
Speaker 2: got caught up in I think it was Facebook groups,
Speaker 2: some online social media groups, and he ends up putting
Speaker 2: some stuff out there that's a little too spicy. And
Speaker 2: they dug into this and they found out the guy
Speaker 2: who was prompting this kid to do these things, egging
Speaker 2: him on, poking him on, was an FBI agent. Remember
Speaker 2: Randy Weaver, Remember Randy Weaver. Randy Weaver, an FBI informant,
Speaker 2: came to him and said, hey, here's a shotgun. I
Speaker 2: need you to shave this much off the barrel. He
Speaker 2: wanted him to shave the barrel off, making it an
Speaker 2: illegal weapon. He handed him the gun and said, do
Speaker 2: this illegal thing. Randy Weaver didn't. He didn't shave enough
Speaker 2: off to make it illegal. Gave it back to the
Speaker 2: FBI guy. The FBI guy measures it, finds out he
Speaker 2: didn't commit a crime, hands it back to Randy Weaver
Speaker 2: and says, now you miss some, shave off some more.
Speaker 2: Randy Weaver does. Next thing, you know, the HRT, the
Speaker 2: FBI quote swat team guys murdered his wife and his
Speaker 2: dog and his son. That's the FBI. They're dying for
Speaker 2: you to do something illegal. This is why I have
Speaker 2: told you to stay legal. This is why I tell
Speaker 2: you to stay out of these blue areas with your
Speaker 2: political protests. Now we're going to d C. We're gonna
Speaker 2: march on the courtous in DC. Have you ever talked
Speaker 2: to a January sixth political prisoner? How evil the DC
Speaker 2: justice system is. They're not afraid of you marching on DC.
Speaker 2: They're dying for you to march on DC. They can't
Speaker 2: wait to throw you in prison by the rest of them.
Speaker 2: All right, that in mind, legal, all right, let's have
Speaker 2: a talk about putting our money where our morals are.
Speaker 2: There's a Disney conversation coming. Before we have this Disney conversation,
Speaker 2: let's talk about putting your money where your morals are.
Speaker 2: For your phone, with your phone service, there are a
Speaker 2: million ways we can't really escape funding these dirtball companies. Right,
Speaker 2: you're gonna buy a new car, Good luck finding a
Speaker 2: car manufacturer that's not putting out rainbow propaganda. You don't
Speaker 2: have to stress that with your cell phone company. If
Speaker 2: you switch to Puretalk. Do you know that Puretalk hires
Speaker 2: Americans for customer service? They hire Americans and it's based
Speaker 2: in America. When you deal with Puretalk, you deal with
Speaker 2: someone who's not only pleasant, but speaks and understands English.
Speaker 2: Isn't that a nice, frankly odd thing these days? You
Speaker 2: don't see that anywhere, but you get that at Pure Talk.
Speaker 2: That's how much America means to them. Same grade five
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Speaker 1: He doesn't care if you believe him, but he's right,
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 2: It is is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday,
Speaker 2: speaking of the justice system. One last thing on that
Speaker 2: before we get to this Disney thing. This is a
Speaker 2: little dig up by producer Michael Tucker Carlson. He was
Speaker 2: this is from a while back, isn't it, Michael? It's
Speaker 2: from a while back? Yeah, one month ago. Okay, from
Speaker 2: a month ago. Tucker was sitting down with that Martin
Speaker 2: Shrek league guy. I think that's how you say it, Shrekley,
Speaker 2: shrek Lyde, what Screlly something Swinson Swanson anyway, it doesn't
Speaker 2: matter whatever. That big pharma guy who got sent to
Speaker 2: prison kind of a kind of a villain type, which
Speaker 2: I always thought was hilarious. But listen to this little tidbit.
Speaker 2: This is not the justice system overseas. Listen to these facts.
Speaker 2: But when they say are you listening and you basically said, well,
Speaker 2: you said yes, but what you meant clearly was no,
Speaker 2: they kind of have to hurt you after you do that,
Speaker 2: don't they? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And I felt like, you know, at that point, I've
Speaker 3: already been arrested, so what more can they do? You know?
Speaker 2: And I felt, We'll send you to prison seven years.
Speaker 3: Sure, you know that, think that's a that's a foregone conclusion, right,
Speaker 3: I mean at some point, you know, with when you
Speaker 3: have a ninety nine point five percent conviction rate, you know,
Speaker 3: the idea of the burden is on the state to
Speaker 3: prove the charges. What burden? You know, the burden's on
Speaker 3: the defendant. And when you have the media indicting you
Speaker 3: every day, and the media that will refuse to sort
Speaker 3: of say, well, here's why he thinks he's innocent. And
Speaker 3: one of my greatest triumphs, and that sounds very strange,
Speaker 3: is actually being found not guilty of five out of
Speaker 3: eight charges because it's almost impossible. But you know, my
Speaker 3: parents are from a communist country and they fled America.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry they fled Albania to come to America and
Speaker 3: make it in the big city. And I sort of said, well,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to sort of like a bow down
Speaker 3: to the government, because that's that's not kind of why
Speaker 3: we why while we came here. And I think that,
Speaker 3: you know, again, what you get taught in school is
Speaker 3: that you're free to do and say as you wish
Speaker 3: and the government can't meddle in your life if they
Speaker 3: feel like it. And you know, I learned, I learned differently,
Speaker 3: and I think again, you know that I'm not the
Speaker 3: first one. And I think the DJ's prosecution of former
Speaker 3: president is just lays bare the kind of fraud that
Speaker 3: the DJ is, which is basically, you know, will will
Speaker 3: prosecute anyone for anything. Yeah, and it doesn't make a
Speaker 3: difference whether you're guilty or not, because it's a foregone
Speaker 3: conclusion that you are guilty.
Speaker 2: Pretty heavy, right, it's heavy. It's hard for me to
Speaker 2: take as someone who loves this country, as someone who
Speaker 2: would die for this country. And we've had this talk before,
Speaker 2: you and me, it's hard for me to accept how
Speaker 2: evil my country has become. But wrap your mind around
Speaker 2: what he just said, ninety nine point five percent conviction rate.
Speaker 2: That's a kangaroo court on par with anything you would
Speaker 2: have seen in Stalin's Soviet Union. And we talk about
Speaker 2: land of the free stuff? Are we? Is that what
Speaker 2: we are?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin locks up his political opponents. Democrats are about
Speaker 2: to do that in six months to theirs, Democrats have
Speaker 2: been locking up January sixth, protesters for three years have
Speaker 2: announced their intention to continue to do so. Ah, but
Speaker 2: war crimes. We sent a Reaper drone after ten innocent
Speaker 2: people in Afghanistan, six of them adorable children. We murdered
Speaker 2: those people, and then we announced that not only is
Speaker 2: nobody getting fired, nobody's at fault. And what is it,
Speaker 2: John Kirby, what did he call it, Chris? A failure
Speaker 2: of process or something like that? Is that what he said?
Speaker 2: A failure of process? Now we can point to war
Speaker 2: crimes here and war crimes. That's a war crime. You
Speaker 2: just vaporize six children and then nobody even got fired.
Speaker 2: Someone should be arrested for that. You understand that.
Speaker 1: Somebody?
Speaker 2: Yeah, go ahead, Chris.
Speaker 4: So how does it strike you that no one is
Speaker 4: held accountable? Because I know how it strikes a lot
Speaker 4: of people around the world that you can get away
Speaker 4: with murder and nobody's punished for it.
Speaker 5: I do understand that we appreciate that not everybody's gonna
Speaker 5: support this decision. What I can tell you is we
Speaker 5: looked at this thing very, very comprehensively, and again we
Speaker 5: acknowledge that there were procedural breakdowns. Processes were not executed
Speaker 5: the way they should have been. But it doesn't necessarily
Speaker 5: indicate that an individual or individuals have to be held
Speaker 5: to account for that.
Speaker 4: But look, this is more discipline inside the Pentagon at all.
Speaker 4: I mean, maybe they're no charges brought up, but is
Speaker 4: anyone demoted or disciplined for what happened, then well, what.
Speaker 2: We are going to do.
Speaker 5: There's not going to be individual discipline as a result
Speaker 5: of this, really, but what we are going to do
Speaker 5: is learn from this, and we're going to enact and
Speaker 5: improve our procedures in our processes to try to make
Speaker 5: sure this doesn't happen again.
Speaker 2: Ten people murdered, and then American government's response was, oh,
Speaker 2: we'll learn from this. Just a failure of process. It's
Speaker 2: a sobering, a sobering wake up for what kind of
Speaker 2: country you live in? Isn't it what kind of country
Speaker 2: I live in? And I'm glad we talk about these things,
Speaker 2: even though these things can be hard to accept, because
Speaker 2: it's our job to inform norm Ah that rhymed Chris
Speaker 2: that rhyme? Did you hit? What Chris that did? It's
Speaker 2: our job to inform norm You can expect me to
Speaker 2: say that a lot now on the show. Now, I
Speaker 2: really like how that came out. Inform Norma doesn't sound
Speaker 2: as good, but inform norm We have to inform norm
Speaker 2: Chris that you have to admit that's impressive. You're impressed.
Speaker 2: I don't know why you're not acting impressed. I'm impressed
Speaker 2: with me. That's who I'm impressed with. You know why?
Speaker 2: Maybe it's because my tea levels are so high. Maybe
Speaker 2: that's it because I I haven't been taking a mail
Speaker 2: vitality stack from Chalk for like a week. It's been
Speaker 2: I think it's been two years now. You remember that
Speaker 2: email we read yesterday from that guy who emailed in
Speaker 2: his tea levels are upped fifty eight percent. Fifty eight
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Speaker 2: in law wants to take us to Disney. I told
Speaker 2: my wife I don't want to give my money to
Speaker 2: Gay Disney, but she says it's for the kids. Her
Speaker 2: mom is offering to pay for the flights from Nebraska
Speaker 2: and the Airbnb. This allows us to save about seven g's.
Speaker 2: He says, what, Chris, on a trip like that, what
Speaker 2: would you do? You know how it is trying to
Speaker 2: protect kids from all the smoke. But okay, my answer
Speaker 2: is probably not gonna be as simple on this as
Speaker 2: you think it is. But let's talk about that next.
Speaker 2: I've got on Animois.
Speaker 1: I don't mean, says Jesse Kelly. You're listening to the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on an ass doctor
Speaker 2: Jesse Friday reminding you you can email the show Jesse
Speaker 2: at jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: Now back to the question Guy emailed in in case
Speaker 2: you're just now joining us, mother in law's offering to
Speaker 2: take him and the kids, paying for everything down to Disney.
Speaker 2: They pay for the flights, they pay for the Airbnb
Speaker 2: says it to save him about seven grand. What would
Speaker 2: I do, Well, You're gonna hate my answer, but here's
Speaker 2: the truth me personally, I would not go. We will
Speaker 2: not consume Disney products in our home. We don't go
Speaker 2: to the new Marvel movie because it's owned by Disney.
Speaker 2: We canceled Disney Plus two three years ago. That's no.
Speaker 2: We do the best we can. I'm sure because it's
Speaker 2: such a big company, they own so much. I'm sure
Speaker 2: that I've screwed this up. But we do not support Disney.
Speaker 2: I have a unique hatred for Disney. It's one thing
Speaker 2: for San Francisco to go crazy with all the LGBTQ
Speaker 2: stuff that's San Francisco. Disney is a company that is
Speaker 2: made for kids. It's consumers are children. Disney is evil
Speaker 2: to take that company and then tell tell little boys
Speaker 2: they're actually little girls. Tell little girls they're actually little boys.
Speaker 2: That's evil. That is evil beyond belief. People were mad
Speaker 2: at Ron de Santis for going after Disney with all
Speaker 2: that tax stuff. I'd said at the time, and I
Speaker 2: still maintain, not that this is possible in this country,
Speaker 2: but it should be. That's way better than they deserve.
Speaker 2: The National Guard should have walked into Disney and emptied
Speaker 2: out the park and then demoed the thing to the ground.
Speaker 2: You have a gigantic corporation that is aiming its guns
Speaker 2: at little kids. That's evil. That is evil. There are
Speaker 2: dudes dressed up like princesses in the Princess Store. Now.
Speaker 2: I don't support Disney, However, I also don't judge people either,
Speaker 2: And at a time like this, when finances are such
Speaker 2: a squeeze, this is the worst answer ever to this question.
Speaker 2: And I know you're gonna get mad at me for it,
Speaker 2: and I don't blame you. It would probably depend on
Speaker 2: this if my family, If my family was down and
Speaker 2: out and we were watching our standard of living disappear,
Speaker 2: and we can't afford this, and we can't afford that,
Speaker 2: and we can't afford this, and we can't afford that.
Speaker 2: And someone like my mother in law came along and
Speaker 2: offered to flat out pay for a vacation so I
Speaker 2: can take the wife and kids out of town for
Speaker 2: a week. I might do it. If financially I'm being
Speaker 2: just laid to waste, I might do it. So I
Speaker 2: know that's a horrible answer. It depends on how much
Speaker 2: money I had. But if you're in a desperate spot,
Speaker 2: maybe do it. Doesn't sound like you are. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's a short email. If I had the money, absolutely not.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you something else. I tell my kids
Speaker 2: why we weren't going I would when I canceled Disney.
Speaker 2: Plus I didn't do it behind everyone's back. Oh well,
Speaker 2: let's wait till the wife takes the kids to school,
Speaker 2: and then I'll cancel it.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: I called the entire family into the room when I
Speaker 2: pulled up the website and canceled everything online, and I
Speaker 2: told them exactly why we were canceling it. It's important
Speaker 2: they understand the why. Jesse, can can you explain the people?
Speaker 2: Explain to people that the concern about Chinese involvement with
Speaker 2: Taiwan is not simply about computer chips, but more about
Speaker 2: the geographical and strategical presence of Taiwan. Seems to me
Speaker 2: that Taiwan will be a gateway for China and a
Speaker 2: threat to Guam Philippines in the region in general. Yeah, look,
Speaker 2: China's on the move. China sees themselves as being the
Speaker 2: pre eminent superpower in the world. They do not respect
Speaker 2: the United States of America. They have said as much
Speaker 2: on camera. Remember right after Biden got elected and blinking,
Speaker 2: our Secretary of State went and sat down with China,
Speaker 2: and the Chinese guy says to him on camera, Flatten
Speaker 2: behind the microphone, you don't get to talk to us
Speaker 2: from a position of strength anymore. That's quite a thing
Speaker 2: to say to the United States of America. China wants
Speaker 2: global domination. You've heard of the Belt and Road initiative,
Speaker 2: the Belt and Road Initiative. If you haven't, it's worth
Speaker 2: looking up. But I'll simplify it for you. The extremely
Speaker 2: dumb down, yet accurate version of it is this, China
Speaker 2: is buying loyalty and buying influence in various countries around
Speaker 2: the world. South America, really Africa. Africa has so many
Speaker 2: rare earth minerals that China will go into your country.
Speaker 2: Let's say you're hard up, maybe your government's even on
Speaker 2: shaky ground. You know, there's a there's a new revolution
Speaker 2: every day in Africa, and you come in with China
Speaker 2: and you say, hey, don't worry about that. Tell you
Speaker 2: what we're gonna do. We're gonna come in here with
Speaker 2: our money, with our advisors, with our everything, and we're
Speaker 2: gonna get things stabilized. We're gonna get you clean roads,
Speaker 2: better schools, We'll get the we'll get the population, the food,
Speaker 2: the things they need. To calm down, We're gonna take
Speaker 2: care of your country and make sure your power is solidified.
Speaker 2: Oh what what? What are we we want from you?
Speaker 2: Oh that cobalt mine over there, I know everyone wants it.
Speaker 2: We would like exclusive access to that cobalt mine. And
Speaker 2: by the way, you reports, whenever we have let's say,
Speaker 2: a naval vessel that needs to dock for something, we
Speaker 2: get to use your ports. Sound good? You do want
Speaker 2: to stay in power, right, Sound good? That's what they're
Speaker 2: doing around the world as far as Taiwan goes. You're
Speaker 2: correct about taiwan strategic location. But remember the history of
Speaker 2: all this. Remember after the Chinese emperors fell and the
Speaker 2: dynasties went down. China was ruled by war lords and
Speaker 2: various war lords. This warlord in this part and this
Speaker 2: warlord in that part. They were ruled by war lords
Speaker 2: for the longest time. But then Chang Kai Shek is
Speaker 2: his name. He was part of the Nationalists. They really
Speaker 2: rose in China, and then Mao and the Communists rose
Speaker 2: in China, and they fought this horrific long war between
Speaker 2: each other. At the end of World War two, Chang
Speaker 2: Kai Shek and the Nationalists had been so worn down
Speaker 2: to the nubs after fighting the Japanese that they were
Speaker 2: eventually defeated by Mao and the Communists. But Chang Kai
Speaker 2: Shek and his Nationalists, they were not wiped out. They
Speaker 2: left and they went to Taiwan for Mosa. If you
Speaker 2: read about it, you'll read about Formosa. But they went
Speaker 2: to Taiwan Mao because he's a Communist and they have
Speaker 2: to destroy and dominate everything. Mao was gearing up to
Speaker 2: send some Chinese boats into the water and go over
Speaker 2: there and finish him off. Mao was never going to
Speaker 2: allow Chang Kai Shek and the Nationalists to just have
Speaker 2: an island over there. We the Americans, we stepped in
Speaker 2: and said, uh uh ah, nope, they agree. And remember
Speaker 2: how absurd our navy was at the end of World
Speaker 2: War Two. Frankly, we overspent and over prepared aired on
Speaker 2: our navy. Our navy dominated the entire planet at the
Speaker 2: end of World War Two and there was nothing anyone
Speaker 2: on the planet could do about it. Then we stepped
Speaker 2: in with that gigantic navy and said, no, actually me,
Speaker 2: you're not gonna go over there and try to take
Speaker 2: care of Shang Kai Shek because we were backing Chang
Speaker 2: Kai Shek obviously, and not the not the communists. And
Speaker 2: that really is the story of why Taiwan is a thing.
Speaker 2: That's a again that's a very simplified version, but that's
Speaker 2: the story of why Chang Taiwan is a thing, and
Speaker 2: that has bothered China to no end to this day.
Speaker 2: Wrap your mind around this. In maps, if there are
Speaker 2: if you're in China and you read a map, you
Speaker 2: will not come across a map that has Taiwan listed
Speaker 2: on there. China still considers it to simply be part
Speaker 2: of China. It grinds their gears. And remember this one
Speaker 2: last little tipit we're gonna move on. We have a
Speaker 2: bunch of other acts. Doctor Jesse questions, I'm way behind
Speaker 2: on these things. We even have talked about peanut butter
Speaker 2: and jelly. Anyway, they're about to have elections in Taiwan
Speaker 2: in January. There's a good chance, I shouldn't say a
Speaker 2: good chance. There's a chance. I don't know how good
Speaker 2: it is. I don't have the poll numbers that a
Speaker 2: pro Chinese government is going to be elected in Taiwan
Speaker 2: and they're essentially just going to hand the place over
Speaker 2: to China. Anyway, Why hasn't China invaded yet? Well, they
Speaker 2: might get the place without firing a shot. And when
Speaker 2: you want all their infrastructure, it's better if you don't
Speaker 2: bomb at first. So that's a good thing. All right,
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Speaker 2: and J's creamy or crunchy grape or strawberry jelly, texas
Speaker 2: toast or thin sliced wheat or white toast. Okay, I
Speaker 2: love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I do. And those
Speaker 2: smuckers uncrustable things are glorious, Michael, Have you ever had
Speaker 2: those uncrustable things? We have some of the freezer, of
Speaker 2: course we do. Yeah, we of course have some of
Speaker 2: those here in the studio. They're glorious. I prefer creamy
Speaker 2: on my peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and I love
Speaker 2: strawberry jam. I like grape jam, but that's not at
Speaker 2: all my preference. I love strawberry jam. I actually prefer
Speaker 2: raspberry jam over any others. Creamy peanut butter, raspberry jam.
Speaker 2: All that said, I love crunchy peanut butter. My family
Speaker 2: doesn't like it, so we haven't had it in these
Speaker 2: and ages, but I love crunchy peanut butter. We we
Speaker 2: just recently had a mini revolt. You remember in our house.
Speaker 2: You know the wife. You know, my wife is a gymnast, right,
Speaker 2: She was on the Canadian national team. She went to
Speaker 2: University of Arizona on a full ride scholarship and made
Speaker 2: nationals several times. This woman, so she's one of these
Speaker 2: elite athletes, and she's a health freak because of all that. Now,
Speaker 2: that's not good for you, that's not good for you.
Speaker 2: So she's always doing the best she can to try
Speaker 2: to make me and the boys eat healthier, even though
Speaker 2: we resist, and look, we abide by a lot of
Speaker 2: these things because I do want to be healthier. Once
Speaker 2: she makes me a smoothie in the morning, she pours
Speaker 2: that chocolt powder from Chalk, Thank you Chalk. When she
Speaker 2: pours that in it, I drink it. I drink it.
Speaker 2: Even though it has a bunch of ko and spinach
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, I drink it. I know I
Speaker 2: need my veggies. I know I need my vitamins. I
Speaker 2: know I need that. So I don't want to act
Speaker 2: like I reject all these things. I really don't. I
Speaker 2: really don't. But we had to draw the line at
Speaker 2: the quote. I think it was organic peanut butter she got.
Speaker 2: It was just the most disgusting thing ever, and it
Speaker 2: developed this oil on it. You would open it up
Speaker 2: once and then there's an oil. It was so gross
Speaker 2: that me the boys, we finally had enough. I started
Speaker 2: buying peanut butter, just normal peanut butter when I go
Speaker 2: to the grocery store, and just waiting for her to
Speaker 2: find it in the pantry. And then we just had
Speaker 2: we had to have it out. One day, Me and
Speaker 2: the boys, we presented a united front. We want our
Speaker 2: peanut butter back, and now we have peanut butter back
Speaker 2: in the house. Jesse, our insurance company, sent out a
Speaker 2: mailing with a picture of two dudes getting married that
Speaker 2: as Christians, we do not agree with that lifestyle. It
Speaker 2: is time for us. Is it time for us to renew?
Speaker 2: It is time for us to renew our policies. Do
Speaker 2: we shop around for new insurance? I'm worried if we ship,
Speaker 2: for if we switched to another company, we may be
Speaker 2: in the same boat next year. Also, if we switched,
Speaker 2: do I tell my company my reason and for switching.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to do the right thing. Doesn't want me
Speaker 2: to use their name and I won't. No, you switch,
Speaker 2: you switch companies, and then you tell them why you're
Speaker 2: switching companies. It's important to tell them why. It's important
Speaker 2: that we began to punish corporate America. Punish corporate America.
Speaker 2: This is not something we have done in the past.
Speaker 2: We have failed at this time and time again. In fact,
Speaker 2: I remember, for most of my life, the Right would brag,
Speaker 2: actually brag that they didn't participate in boycotts. We don't
Speaker 2: do boycotts. That's what the left does. No, we don't
Speaker 2: do boycotts. Hold on a minute, so let me see
Speaker 2: if I have to understand this. Right, you're bragging that
Speaker 2: you won't use the power you have to enforce your will,
Speaker 2: and you think that that's somehow admirable. The communist doesn't
Speaker 2: find that admirable at all. He thinks you're a gigantic sucker.
Speaker 2: Part of the reason corporate America has been brought to
Speaker 2: heal by the communist is he was the only one
Speaker 2: who cared enough to attack corporate America. The right loves
Speaker 2: to be Look, this has been this has been the
Speaker 2: Nikki Haley, thank you for this. This has been the
Speaker 2: philosophy of the right for as long as I can remember.
Speaker 6: Finally, I know when you met with Larry Fink. Did
Speaker 6: you have a chance to bring up black Rock In
Speaker 6: the past has been a big supporter of ESG, which
Speaker 6: has been very criticized, heavily criticized by Republicans. Are you
Speaker 6: concerned about that policy again?
Speaker 7: I'll do what I did in South Carolina. I partnered
Speaker 7: with my businesses. I use them as a resource one.
Speaker 7: They hire people that we need to hire. They help
Speaker 7: us with our economy. But I also shared in South
Speaker 7: Carolina with my businesses, the threats, the issues, the keys
Speaker 7: that we needed. It's about heavy communication. You want your
Speaker 7: businesses to be successful, but we also want to focus
Speaker 7: on the national security of our country and we want
Speaker 7: to make sure that we get America back.
Speaker 2: We partnered with our businesses. No, as soon as your
Speaker 2: business declares itself to be my enemy, then I will
Speaker 2: treat you as if you're an enemy. That's what That
Speaker 2: was the point I was trying to make earlier about Disney.
Speaker 2: Disney is not bad. Disney is evil. They are attacking
Speaker 2: the children of this nation. They are attempting to break
Speaker 2: and destroy the children of this nation. That is an
Speaker 2: evil organization, and I will treat them as if they're
Speaker 2: an enemy. They most definitely think I am an enemy.
Speaker 2: So enemies we are. It's not a source. It's not
Speaker 2: something to be admired. If you don't have enemies, or
Speaker 2: if you don't treat your enemies as if they're enemies,
Speaker 2: that's not something to be admired at all. Now, we
Speaker 2: do also have to patronize companies that are our friends.
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Speaker 2: much with a handgun? I thought Marines were riflemen. Do
Speaker 2: mortarmen not carry a rifle? Oh well, we did a couple.
Speaker 2: There were a couple different reasons I ended up training
Speaker 2: so much with a handgun. One, yes, eventually you can.
Speaker 2: It was depending I won't go on into the details
Speaker 2: of it. You could draw a pistol in mortars as
Speaker 2: one of your weapons. That was one. Two. Remember how
Speaker 2: I told you they made me go be a cop
Speaker 2: for a while. While I was in the Marines, we
Speaker 2: were always at the range training with our pistols. That's
Speaker 2: part of the reason why I got so much pistol practice.
Speaker 2: And three our company gunny at the time. He was
Speaker 2: eventually first sergeant, retired sergeant major. Fact. He's probably listening
Speaker 2: to the show right now, great man. He upped our
Speaker 2: training significantly before Iraq. He was one of these former
Speaker 2: specup types, so he knew what he was doing. He
Speaker 2: really jacked our training up, all right, I mean, I
Speaker 2: mean in a good way. He really ratcheted our training up,
Speaker 2: is what I'm trying to say. All right, two hours left,
Speaker 2: endless questions and fun. Hang on