Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday,
Speaker 1: and look at this. Maybe this maybe the last weekend
Speaker 1: where we're not at war officially with Ukraine. And you're
Speaker 1: gonna see when you're there, you been there, You're gonna see.
Speaker 1: You're gonna see women, young people stand on the stand
Speaker 1: in the middle of the front of damn tank. It's
Speaker 1: just saying I'm out leaving, I'm holding my ground. You're
Speaker 1: gonna see when you're there. That's him talking to American troops.
Speaker 1: What are we going there? Joe? And look, these are
Speaker 1: legitimate questions to ask, because remember Joe doesn't have a
Speaker 1: functional mind, and so Joe has constantly been caught saying
Speaker 1: things publicly that we're supposed to be private. Remember at
Speaker 1: the beginning of this whole thing, when he gets up
Speaker 1: and he caused his big stir because he told putin
Speaker 1: where he told the world, he said, hey, well, look
Speaker 1: it depends on whether it's a major invasion or a
Speaker 1: minor invasion. And what did I tell you? I came
Speaker 1: on here and said that was clearly something Remember Chris play,
Speaker 1: Russia will be held accountable if it invades, and it
Speaker 1: depends on what it does. It's one thing if it's
Speaker 1: a minor incursion, and then we end up having to
Speaker 1: fight about what to do and not do, etc. Um.
Speaker 1: You're not supposed to say that part out loud, Joe,
Speaker 1: that was for a private meeting. That that's you don't
Speaker 1: give out private strategies. So I hope that's him not
Speaker 1: giving out private strategies. But remember, hey, the good news
Speaker 1: is we don't have that big meani Trump anymore. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden may not be perfect, but at least he's a
Speaker 1: nice guy. That's not what I said. You're you're playing
Speaker 1: a game with me. I know the answers. No. I
Speaker 1: think what happens is we have to demonstrate the purpose,
Speaker 1: the single most important thing. That's for us to stay unified,
Speaker 1: and the world continue to focus on what a brute
Speaker 1: this guy is and all the innocent people's lives are
Speaker 1: being lost and ruined and what's going on. That's the
Speaker 1: important thing. But look, if you're prudent and you think
Speaker 1: that Europe is going to crack in a month or
Speaker 1: six weeks or two months, why not. They can take
Speaker 1: anything for another month. But we have to demonstrate the
Speaker 1: reason I asked for the meeting. We have to stay fully, totally,
Speaker 1: thoroughly united. Thank you. You're playing a game with me.
Speaker 1: Isn't an amazing how offended they get when they're asked
Speaker 1: any kind of basic questions. Let's move on here. Can
Speaker 1: we stop acting this is an email? Can we stop
Speaker 1: acting like we're not at war with Russia right now?
Speaker 1: Sanctions or war just like sieges or war. It's not
Speaker 1: a polite time out. People starve and die from these things. Yeah, look,
Speaker 1: I've actually I've thought about this. True. Yes, you're right
Speaker 1: about sanctions. You're right, people starve and die from them.
Speaker 1: But it's more about what people consider to be open warfare.
Speaker 1: There's no question we're already in my mind, we're already
Speaker 1: at war with Russia. We're sending the Ukrainians missiles they
Speaker 1: are currently using to blow up Russian soldiers and armor.
Speaker 1: If China sent a gigantic shipment and said this publicly,
Speaker 1: If China publicly admitted that they just sent a gigantic
Speaker 1: shipment of Stinger missiles to shoot down American helicopters, would
Speaker 1: you consider that an act of war? Yeah? You would,
Speaker 1: of course, you would of course it is their war.
Speaker 1: But the important thing when it comes to this is
Speaker 1: this does putin consider that an escalation enough of an
Speaker 1: escalation to escalate himself. Remember that that's that's the ultimate rub.
Speaker 1: What's an escalation? Christ just brought up the fact that
Speaker 1: Japan did. He's talking about World War two. Yeah, do
Speaker 1: remember that that is what kicked off, really world War
Speaker 1: two for us. I'm not saying right or wrong. We
Speaker 1: wanted Japan out of China. They'd invaded China. They were
Speaker 1: doing horrible things to the Chinese people. Japan was a
Speaker 1: little rough around the edges back then, to put it mildly,
Speaker 1: we wanted all that to stop. We demanded it stop.
Speaker 1: Japan was basically getting all of its steel and oil
Speaker 1: from us. They had to have that stuff to survive.
Speaker 1: We said, get out, They said no. We said, okay,
Speaker 1: no more steel for you, no more oil for you.
Speaker 1: Japan looked around and felt like they had no other
Speaker 1: choice but to try to expand their territory for resources,
Speaker 1: and so they came over here and sucker punched us
Speaker 1: at Pearl Harbor to try to give themselves time to
Speaker 1: expand that territory, which, honestly, it all worked it just
Speaker 1: they did not stand the American resolve. They did not
Speaker 1: understand the level of anger that was going to be
Speaker 1: coming back their way when you come and suck or
Speaker 1: punch a big power like that in a prideful nation
Speaker 1: like America. But yeah, the sanctions led directly to World
Speaker 1: War Two. The question is not, honestly, what we do
Speaker 1: or what we've done. I'd take it back because we
Speaker 1: always have to worry about what we do or what
Speaker 1: we're going to do. The question is not what we've
Speaker 1: done in regards to Ukraine and Putin. The question is
Speaker 1: what does Putin consider an escalation? Does Putin look at
Speaker 1: us sending all this stuff over there as an escalation
Speaker 1: worthy of him escalating things? But clearly he hasn't yet.
Speaker 1: But remember, the Biden administration has been out there warning
Speaker 1: for days that there's a cyber attack coming, and they
Speaker 1: say it with certainty. They act like it's a virtual
Speaker 1: guarantee that there's a cyber attack coming that could be
Speaker 1: a potential gigantic deal. Remember last time some Russian hackers
Speaker 1: did a little cyber attack on America. There were gas
Speaker 1: lines all up and down the Eastern seaboard because they
Speaker 1: attacked a pipeline. That's one pipeline. What if there's a
Speaker 1: massive one. How what's the fallout for that? I don't
Speaker 1: think we want to think about that, right, Jesse. I
Speaker 1: was in olive Garden having dinner last night. Sitting in
Speaker 1: a booth. Next to me was a couple with two kids.
Speaker 1: By the way, I just need to say something before
Speaker 1: I move on here, because it's important we always tackle
Speaker 1: the tough issues on this show. When you're in olive Garden.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows about alive garden breadsticks. Everyone knows about alive
Speaker 1: garden breadsticks. They're glorious, right. Everyone knows about olive garden
Speaker 1: Italian dressing. It's so popular now they sell it by
Speaker 1: the bottle. What a lot of people don't know for
Speaker 1: some reason, I don't know why, is to take those
Speaker 1: heavenly breadsticks and dip them in the Italian dressing. Forget
Speaker 1: about your stupid salad. Get yourself a nice little vat
Speaker 1: of that alive garden Italian dressing. Take the breadsticks, dip
Speaker 1: them in there, and come allow those things down and
Speaker 1: enjoy your name. Jesse moving on with the email. She's
Speaker 1: sitting in olive gardens, so on and so forth, Sitting
Speaker 1: next to me was a couple with two kids. The
Speaker 1: little girl the entire time, even after the food came,
Speaker 1: was watching a loud, horrible movie on a cell phone.
Speaker 1: The parents never said a word or even blinked, while
Speaker 1: me and surrounding Booze were completely unnerved by the experience. Question,
Speaker 1: do you say something, get up and leave, or just
Speaker 1: ignore it? Thanks, Jesse, you're the best. Okay, Obviously, I
Speaker 1: don't need to elaborate that the couple was rude and
Speaker 1: not raising at all, not raising, not being purposeful with
Speaker 1: how they're raising that kid. Let's step that aside. What
Speaker 1: do I do in that situation? I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I probably just stew about it, eat fast and leave.
Speaker 1: Stew about it, eat fast and leave. I am a
Speaker 1: huge mind your own business type guy. Is that couple rude?
Speaker 1: No question? Are they rude? Are they raised a rude
Speaker 1: little girl who will probably be a rude woman one day? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Can you save them? Probably not, even if you walk
Speaker 1: up to them. Let's say you walk up to him
Speaker 1: politely and say, hey, trying to come all on my
Speaker 1: breadsticks over here? You're interrupting the meal. Would you mind
Speaker 1: having that vicious little monster turn off her cell phone
Speaker 1: while we're all trying to eat. Even if you said
Speaker 1: it really politely like that, and what if they did it,
Speaker 1: if they said, oh, okay, sorry, you haven't really adjusted
Speaker 1: their mindset. People who people who are unaware and uncaring
Speaker 1: about their surroundings very rarely can be made to care.
Speaker 1: Like the guy, the guy who doesn't put his cart
Speaker 1: back in the grocery store parking lot. Maybe you know
Speaker 1: someone like this. I hope it's not you. If it's you,
Speaker 1: turn off my radio show and never listen again. If
Speaker 1: it's you, I despise you. Why it's so reflective of
Speaker 1: how you view yourself and your place in the world.
Speaker 1: Because can you walk out to your car, unload your
Speaker 1: groceries and just leave the cart there? Sure you can,
Speaker 1: of course, But by doing that, you're saying, I know,
Speaker 1: some kid make a minimum wage is going to have
Speaker 1: to go chase this cart around the parking lot. I
Speaker 1: know there's a chance the winds kicks up and blows
Speaker 1: this cart into the side of someone else's car. I
Speaker 1: know all that, but I choose instead to only care
Speaker 1: about myself and the fact that I don't want to
Speaker 1: walk thirty feet to put the cart back, so I'll
Speaker 1: just leave it right here. Now, let's say you catch
Speaker 1: that person doing that. Let's say you go up and
Speaker 1: say something. I'm not telling you to do this, in fact, don't.
Speaker 1: But let's say you go up and say something to
Speaker 1: that person. Maybe you even win the argument. Maybe I
Speaker 1: got's like, all right, fine, I'll put the cart back.
Speaker 1: But have you really changed that kind of selfish world
Speaker 1: revolves around me mindset? Of course you haven't. That's the
Speaker 1: type of person who walks down the street, unwraps a
Speaker 1: candy bar, shoves it in his mouth, and just chucks
Speaker 1: the wrapper on the ground. That's the type of person
Speaker 1: who goes to someplace beautiful, some national park in Montana
Speaker 1: or Colorado somewhere, and goes brings a six pack of
Speaker 1: beer out to the mountains and then chucks all the
Speaker 1: cans in a stream somewhere. That type of person is
Speaker 1: going to be that type of person till the day
Speaker 1: that person dies comes from bad parenting. You can't fix it.
Speaker 1: I probably just grit my teeth, tough it out, and
Speaker 1: leave and then maybe sneeze on their food on the
Speaker 1: way up. No, don't do that, all right, all right?
Speaker 1: Not to change the subject. You do remember what Biden's
Speaker 1: economic advisor said, right, Are you confident that the FED
Speaker 1: won't tighten into a recession? Look, I don't think anybody
Speaker 1: can be one hundred percent confident of anything at this
Speaker 1: point where in uncertain territory. I think that that's the
Speaker 1: task that they have in front of them, and they are.
Speaker 1: What I'm confident of is that they will do that
Speaker 1: with care and with precision and with independent judgment, and
Speaker 1: that that is the best that we can't fact. Yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: I'm sure they're all over it. Please buy some gold
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Speaker 1: show tonight, pollpot in the Killing Fields and all that.
Speaker 1: You might just find yourself enjoying it. Hey, Jesse, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure if this has ever come up on your
Speaker 1: show before, but have you've seen those little Joe Biden
Speaker 1: stickers on gas pumps where you are? I don't know
Speaker 1: where the stickers are coming from, but they're all over
Speaker 1: the place in southern California. They're hilarious. He says, I
Speaker 1: can say his name. His name is Mason. Yeah, that's that.
Speaker 1: I Well, they say various things. From what I've seen,
Speaker 1: I did this, I believe it's what all the common one. Look,
Speaker 1: it's a small thing, and I'm not telling you to
Speaker 1: go out there and vandalize anyone's gas station because the
Speaker 1: poor gas station employee has to go actually take those
Speaker 1: things off whenever someone complains. So I'm not telling you
Speaker 1: to do it, but I will say little things like
Speaker 1: that are actually more effective than you think. Little subversive
Speaker 1: things against the corrupt regime drive the regime crazy. It
Speaker 1: was actually one of the ways the Romans would speak
Speaker 1: out against corrupt leaders when they had various corrupt leaders
Speaker 1: in charge. They would actually use graffiti and they would
Speaker 1: graffiti terrible things about the leaders who were corrupt on
Speaker 1: the city walls. They couldn't get caught. The leaders would
Speaker 1: see them, family and friends would see them. It would
Speaker 1: bother them. So it is one of those one of
Speaker 1: those little mini rebellion ways. Dear cheddar Bay Biscuit Cartel Lord,
Speaker 1: I have a big problem with you and Chris Oh.
Speaker 1: Your Wednesday show ended with the Frido Bandido. My four
Speaker 1: year old daughter was in the car with me and said,
Speaker 1: play it again. I had to play it six times
Speaker 1: in a row that fretful Thursday morning, since she wants
Speaker 1: to hear it all the time. Now I have to
Speaker 1: save the episode at the exact spot and make sure
Speaker 1: I posit before the show ends so it doesn't go
Speaker 1: back to the beginning. The next time I hit play
Speaker 1: God Forbid, I delete the episode. That song will not
Speaker 1: leave my head. Fair to say that, combined with the
Speaker 1: Kamala laugh track. It has ruined my life, my life.
Speaker 1: Why can't I say that word? Chris errec irrevocably, gosh,
Speaker 1: I need to go to college, says I can say
Speaker 1: his name. His name is Travis, Travis from the bottom
Speaker 1: of my art, I apologize. I yeah, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 1: am Deggie. I like Ritoun, I love him. I do
Speaker 1: I want pritum from you. I yea yea yea oh,
Speaker 1: I am give me Rito. I'll be your friend. Defri bunt.
Speaker 1: Do you must not much? Ah, it's beautiful. There you go, Travis.
Speaker 1: One of the great emails we've ever gotten to the show.
Speaker 1: I don't want to get sidetracked here, but one of
Speaker 1: the great emails we've ever gotten to the show is
Speaker 1: some guy wrote in about the Freedo Bandidos song. I'm
Speaker 1: almost positive this was in San Diego, but he wrote
Speaker 1: in about the Freedo Bandidos song. And he was sitting
Speaker 1: in his car and we played it on the show,
Speaker 1: and he was sitting there singing, and he looked stopped
Speaker 1: at a red light, and the guy next to him
Speaker 1: is also listening to the show, singing the song. Oh gosh,
Speaker 1: we're drunk with power, Chris, We're drunk with power here, Jesse,
Speaker 1: do you think that the politicians are not afraid of
Speaker 1: getting any pushback for their insanely offensive mandates because of
Speaker 1: the fear of the alphabet agencies which were unleashed on
Speaker 1: the January six protesters. Perhaps people have seen how easy
Speaker 1: it is it has become to seize a bank account,
Speaker 1: shut down a business, ruining a time of work, but
Speaker 1: one simple accusation or innuendo from a civic leader. Those
Speaker 1: on the right or more independent by nature and do
Speaker 1: not band together as tightly as those on the left.
Speaker 1: Just the thought. He says, I can use his name.
Speaker 1: His name is Ray. Well, look what effect the January
Speaker 1: sixth insanity has had. I don't know, but I'm telling
Speaker 1: you that's why they're continuing on with the charade. That's
Speaker 1: why they're continuing to punish these guys way beyond anything
Speaker 1: they could even come close to deserving. They are absolutely
Speaker 1: doing this as a warning to you and to me,
Speaker 1: don't step out a line. We'll ruin your life. This
Speaker 1: is something corrupt regimes routinely do. Once their corruption has
Speaker 1: been laid bare in front of the whole world. They
Speaker 1: they don't look at their corruption and getting caught in
Speaker 1: their corruption and say to themselves, oh, dang it, we
Speaker 1: should clean up. Huh, we should probably they don't do that.
Speaker 1: They look and say, okay, well, we can't have the
Speaker 1: peasants getting out of line. Let's make sure we whip
Speaker 1: them back into shape. Which absolutely works for a time,
Speaker 1: no question. It works for a time. It doesn't work
Speaker 1: forever though. Eventually you end up creating a powder keg
Speaker 1: that blows. But it will work for a time, There's
Speaker 1: no question about it. Yo, Jesse, I'm quitting the nasty
Speaker 1: and he puts in parentheses glorious habit of chewing tobacco
Speaker 1: at the end of the month. What helps you get
Speaker 1: over it? Help her brother out? Says I love the show,
Speaker 1: says I could say his name. His name is Dan. Look.
Speaker 1: Chewing tobacco is one of those things that once you
Speaker 1: start doing it is very difficult to stop doing it,
Speaker 1: very very difficult to stop doing it. Once you've done
Speaker 1: it for any length of time, you think about doing
Speaker 1: it even when you're not, even when you've quit. I
Speaker 1: still think about it. There's no question about it. I'll
Speaker 1: drive by a gas station, look at it, think about it.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you Black Buffalo actually works really, really well.
Speaker 1: It's one of those things that actually has nicotine in it,
Speaker 1: so be careful that, but not all the other garbage
Speaker 1: in it. It's one of those things that can help
Speaker 1: you quit. I think I should. They have a probo.
Speaker 1: I have a promo code at Black Buffalo used to
Speaker 1: code Jesse. Save yourself some money too, if you can.
Speaker 1: I don't know the website off top of my head.
Speaker 1: Go to Black Buffalo and save yourself a little money.
Speaker 1: That that does actually work. Dear Friedo Bandido, would you
Speaker 1: eat mayonnaise ice cream? Oh? My gosh, he said yes,
Speaker 1: that's a thing, says I can use his name. His
Speaker 1: name is David. That's terrible, and I'm a mayonnaise freak.
Speaker 1: Chris doesn't. Chris doesn't like mayonnaise at all. I mean,
Speaker 1: I love mayonnaise almost as much as the Vice president.
Speaker 1: But I would never, ever, ever eat a mayonnaise ice
Speaker 1: cream cone. Oh that's disgusting. It's way too tangy. It's
Speaker 1: supposed to be ice cream is supposed to be sweet.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you though, Chris, I haven't been able to
Speaker 1: get off my mind. The guy who fries up bacon
Speaker 1: and opens up double stuffed oreos and puts bake and say,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, I guess I shouldn't be talking to you
Speaker 1: about this this particular thing. Never mind, Chris, Well, if
Speaker 1: you people wait bacon just to just know it would
Speaker 1: be delicious. All right? We still have a bunch more,
Speaker 1: asked Doctor Jesse questions we we have yet another question
Speaker 1: about Zelenski. The last guy. Love Zelenski, this guy not
Speaker 1: so much. Let's talk about it. Hang on, I got
Speaker 1: a job. A rant said, yes, the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Friday, and ask Doctor Jesse Friday, don't forget.
Speaker 1: You can email during the show Jesse at Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: show dot com. I'm so excited to go to Saint
Speaker 1: Louis tomorrow little station event for the Patriot down there. Gosh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be sweet and more more than anything, Chris,
Speaker 1: I'm excited for the people that get to meet me. What, Chris, what,
Speaker 1: It's a huge honor. It's a huge honor to meet
Speaker 1: a majorly important celebrity like the show. Really, Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: wondering if I'm alone and thinking that Zolensky is a
Speaker 1: possible loose cannon with Ukraine being so badly abused. I
Speaker 1: see Zelenski as a very desperate man, which has me
Speaker 1: concerned what he would be willing to do. One thought
Speaker 1: slash concern is he would stage an incident that would
Speaker 1: involve NATO countries with Putin at blame for all our sakes.
Speaker 1: I hope I'm wrong, says I can say her name.
Speaker 1: Her name is Bonnie. Look, I've always approached this whole
Speaker 1: Zolensky Ukraine Russia thing the same way. People out there,
Speaker 1: and I understand this way of thinking. They get mad
Speaker 1: about some of Zelenski's requests and embellishments. You know, put
Speaker 1: in a knife, no fly zone, Yeah, but give me,
Speaker 1: give me no clear weapons or whatever. The latest outlandish
Speaker 1: request is from Zelenski. And there are people out there
Speaker 1: who I understand. I understand this. They get mad about that.
Speaker 1: I don't get mad at it. A man trying to
Speaker 1: save his country is going to ask for the whole world.
Speaker 1: People say, well, Zelenski's trying to plunge us into a
Speaker 1: world war to save his country. Well yeah, he kind
Speaker 1: of is, absolutely, but it is his country he's trying
Speaker 1: to save. He's not an American. He's not trying to
Speaker 1: save America. He's not trying to save Germany, not trying
Speaker 1: to save Poland, he's in charge of Ukraine. And while
Speaker 1: I don't think that means we need to give him
Speaker 1: these things, that's ridiculous. I understand the request. He's fighting
Speaker 1: on behalf of his country, so he's going to ask
Speaker 1: for things he should not be given by us. But
Speaker 1: he's going to ask anyway, as a desperate man trying
Speaker 1: to save his country, would he pull some kind of
Speaker 1: false flag event, maybe probably do anything trying to save
Speaker 1: his country? What would you do to save America? Would
Speaker 1: you ask for things that we're probably out of line?
Speaker 1: Would you do things that we're out of line? I would,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you right now, I would, no question about it,
Speaker 1: do things she'd flat out consider to be wrong an
Speaker 1: immoral to try to save my country. Jesse, Chris and Michael,
Speaker 1: do you all hear about those monsters the teens who
Speaker 1: carjacked a lady in New Orleans, ripped her arm off
Speaker 1: while she fell out, and she's dead. Look, let's have
Speaker 1: a talk. There's a there's a documentary out there. I
Speaker 1: actually would recommend you watch. And I don't think if
Speaker 1: I remember right, it's not for kids, it's not brutal,
Speaker 1: but not for kids. It was a documentary. It was
Speaker 1: narrated by Forest Whittaker. He's that actor, really good actor,
Speaker 1: black Dude, the one with a lazy I Forrest Whittaker.
Speaker 1: It was narrated by him, and it was about the
Speaker 1: crips and the Bloods and actually I think it was
Speaker 1: called Crips and Bloods two two street gangs, two street Games.
Speaker 1: And look, there's obviously a lot of a lot of
Speaker 1: propaganda in there, a lot of this is why nothing
Speaker 1: is anyone's fault, that we haven't done anything wrong, everything's everyone.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of that. There's a lot of that
Speaker 1: garbage in there. But when you sift through all that
Speaker 1: and actually pay attention to it, it really is sad,
Speaker 1: sadder than you think it's going to be. When you
Speaker 1: hear the stories. Because they have a bunch of current
Speaker 1: and former gang bangers and they're being interviewed, it's fascinating documentary.
Speaker 1: I have a bunch of current former gangbangers and they're
Speaker 1: being interviewed, and when you hear some of these guys talk. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not sitting here telling you these are good guys,
Speaker 1: but they are guys who simply grew up that way,
Speaker 1: and there was no other way to grow up. I'll
Speaker 1: never forget. I might have the details of this wrong,
Speaker 1: but I don't think I will just watch this. Recently,
Speaker 1: one guy used to deal drugs as a child, As
Speaker 1: a small kid. I forget how old he was seven
Speaker 1: eight years old for his mother and his grandmother. Now,
Speaker 1: my mom made me bacon sandwiches and let me watch
Speaker 1: dukes of hazard. When I would visit grandma's house, she
Speaker 1: was a farmer, god lover. She would make the best
Speaker 1: homemade bread you've ever had in your life. She couldn't
Speaker 1: cook anything else worth a darning, but the best homemade
Speaker 1: bread and apple sauces. And Grandma would give me her
Speaker 1: bread and apple sauce. That was my mom and my grandma.
Speaker 1: You're eight nine years old and you're actually I believe
Speaker 1: if I remember at the same guy said when the
Speaker 1: cops broke into their house, his grandma gave him drugs
Speaker 1: to hide for her. Has your grandma ever given you
Speaker 1: drugs to hide mine? Never did? I guess that must
Speaker 1: have slipped Grandma Helen's mind to slip. Oh, the cops
Speaker 1: are coming, Jesse, hide my crack so that may sound
Speaker 1: like an excuse, but there are reasons. If you talk
Speaker 1: to a cop. I have some good buddies who are
Speaker 1: cops in New Orleans, and you talk to these guys,
Speaker 1: things they'll say to me off air are things like Jesse,
Speaker 1: it's so much worse than you can imagine. The media
Speaker 1: won't cover it because the media has to do a
Speaker 1: saint black people narrative at all times. You can't do
Speaker 1: anything that puts black people in bed light. It's this
Speaker 1: whole white liberal savers savior syndrome, so you can't ever
Speaker 1: get the truth out there. And he says, Jesse, there
Speaker 1: are eight nine year old gangs. There are child gangs
Speaker 1: eight or nine years old. You're surrounded by gang members.
Speaker 1: You're brought into one because your dad is gone, eight
Speaker 1: or nine years old, and you're brought into that. I mean, yes,
Speaker 1: these people who do these things. You know, you're carjacking
Speaker 1: someone and ripping some lady's arm off, and yes, you're
Speaker 1: a monster, right, you're a monster. You remember there's two
Speaker 1: little monsters in DC who killed that guy when they
Speaker 1: car jacked him and stuff like that. Yes they're monsters.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying they're not monsters, but understand that monstrous
Speaker 1: behavior has been taught. And I do have sympathy. I
Speaker 1: know you're probably going to disagree with me on that.
Speaker 1: I do have sympathy. I remember, I remember it again.
Speaker 1: Part of that documentary is I was watching it. I've
Speaker 1: seen these things before. It was this old, hardened gangster dude.
Speaker 1: And they asked him, if you could have anything in
Speaker 1: the world, what would you want. And I know what
Speaker 1: you picture when you picture a gangster in your mind, right,
Speaker 1: it's a new car, So I'm bling or something like that.
Speaker 1: You know what he said, freedom, He is not what
Speaker 1: he wants. And they interviewed all these guys. They said, man,
Speaker 1: I don't want it. I don't want to be here.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do this, like I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't want to I don't want to do this. I'm
Speaker 1: not making excuses, but there are reasons. We have people
Speaker 1: and communities in this country, especially in a lot of
Speaker 1: the urban communities. They grow up in war zones that
Speaker 1: are equal to things like Mexico, that are equal to
Speaker 1: things like some of the most war torn places in
Speaker 1: the country or in the world. I'm sorry, and there
Speaker 1: are people kids right now as we speak, as you're
Speaker 1: hearing the sound of my voice. There's a ten year
Speaker 1: old boy out there in the back of a car,
Speaker 1: surrounded by gang bangers with a gun in his hand.
Speaker 1: As you hear the sound of my voice, that's insane
Speaker 1: to me. When I get done talking to you, I'm
Speaker 1: going to go home. I'm going to wrestle with my
Speaker 1: thirteen and eleven year old I'll probably tickle them till
Speaker 1: they say they can't breathe, and then they'll have kraftmack
Speaker 1: and maybe watch a movie together or hang out and
Speaker 1: play a board game. There are eleven and thirteen year
Speaker 1: olds heading out to murder someone as we speak in
Speaker 1: the same country. It's wild. Chris said. They were fifteen
Speaker 1: years old. Fifteen and sixteen years old. It's insane. We
Speaker 1: are turning kids because of their upbringing. We're turning them
Speaker 1: into monsters. And I'm again, I'm not denying that they're
Speaker 1: already monsters. Like I saw some story. It's not a
Speaker 1: skin color thing either. I saw some story, some terrible story.
Speaker 1: I forget exactly where I think Missouri, where a couple
Speaker 1: of teenagers, sixteen year old teenagers beat their Spanish teacher
Speaker 1: to death with a bat. What she's an old lady,
Speaker 1: she was in her sixties. Beat her to death with
Speaker 1: a what kind of what kind of upbringing do you
Speaker 1: have to have to be a monster at the age
Speaker 1: of fifteen, sixteen years old? I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know what the what the secret sauce to that is.
Speaker 1: But I do know this, and I know this for
Speaker 1: a one hundred percent fact. We're not dealing with people
Speaker 1: who come from stable, loving homes. That is a fact.
Speaker 1: Stable loving home kids don't do these things. All right,
Speaker 1: that's enough ugliness we reach. Shoot, I still have a
Speaker 1: bunch of emails I didn't get to. I'm gonna. I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: I got to a lot tonight, Chris. We're gonna get
Speaker 1: to those here in just a second. Maybe, maybe, maybe
Speaker 1: because of all the tragedy out there right now and
Speaker 1: all these sad stories we're hearing, maybe you have it
Speaker 1: on your heart to give back someway somehow. And I've
Speaker 1: been here before. Maybe you don't know where or how.
Speaker 1: There are so many stories, so many people in need,
Speaker 1: so many charities of everything sounds good. What do you do?
Speaker 1: May I make a suggestion? I mean, you do what
Speaker 1: you want, But if I can make a suggestion give
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Speaker 1: not only because of their mission, which I love. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're paying off mortgages for gold Star widows, you know,
Speaker 1: injured first responders, injured veterans that are helping out homeless veterans.
Speaker 1: I mean it's not just the mission. I love that,
Speaker 1: but it's the fact that if you go to the
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Speaker 1: Jesse Friday. You can still email your questions. We don't
Speaker 1: get to them today, We'll get to them next week.
Speaker 1: It's the world. We'll be right back in the chair
Speaker 1: on Monday, Baby Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot com.
Speaker 1: Your love, your hate, your death threats. You're asked Doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse questions. I mean, let's let's put our chins up
Speaker 1: and go into the weekend with the knowledge that our
Speaker 1: leaders they have this thing locked down. The Governor and
Speaker 1: I and we were all doing a tour of the
Speaker 1: library here and talking about the significance of the passage
Speaker 1: of time, right, the significance of the passage of time.
Speaker 1: So when you think about it, there is great significance
Speaker 1: to the passage of time in terms of what we
Speaker 1: need to do to lay these wires, what we need
Speaker 1: to do to create these jobs. And there is such
Speaker 1: great significance to the passage of time when we think
Speaker 1: about a day in the life of our children. The
Speaker 1: significance of the passage of time, Chris, it's significant. Don't
Speaker 1: shake your head. Oh God, all right, Hey, something else
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Speaker 1: people who hate you? All right, now it's time and
Speaker 1: now here's a headline. You know the thing emails we
Speaker 1: didn't get to you. Very professional work there by us,
Speaker 1: I might say, Chris, Jesse, Hi, I'm fourteen. I listened
Speaker 1: to your show almost every night. I was wondering because
Speaker 1: you say send me your love, your hate, your death threats.
Speaker 1: How often you get death threats? Says? I can say
Speaker 1: his name? His name is Hunter. That's funny. That's actually
Speaker 1: the middle name of my oldest son, James Hunter. Kelly.
Speaker 1: How about that, Chris, I wonder if you send any
Speaker 1: emails anyway. It happens, certainly, but it doesn't bother us.
Speaker 1: I mean, remember, it doesn't bother us if you're if
Speaker 1: you're not catching horrible hate from the communists. You're not
Speaker 1: accomplishing anything. We're dealing with people who worship death and destruction.
Speaker 1: That's what their religions about. If they're not aiming any
Speaker 1: of that at you, it's because you're useless speaking of
Speaker 1: death and destruction. Remember my special is on the first TV.
Speaker 1: You've been asking for history the first TV tonight. If
Speaker 1: you go become a first TV supporter. I have my
Speaker 1: special about poll pot and the killing fields. All Hail
Speaker 1: the sunroof King Many moons ago, at the State Fair,
Speaker 1: my friend's grandma was an awe of all the innovations.
Speaker 1: She came out of a porta potty and couldn't stop
Speaker 1: raving how clever it was to have installed purse holders
Speaker 1: and the porta pot Nobody had the heart to tell
Speaker 1: her those were actually urinals to protect and to protect
Speaker 1: the innocent. Please attribute this story to Chris instead of me.
Speaker 1: No work, Grandma Jesse. Been a while since I emailed.
Speaker 1: I appreciate what you do. New question hearing Feiser discussed
Speaker 1: the annual subscription plan. How long before we see an
Speaker 1: MLM pyramid that reimburses you for vax parties? You know
Speaker 1: I didn't even consider this. You know it's one hundred
Speaker 1: percent coming. If the science shows that fourth doses are
Speaker 1: needed for the general population later this year, we will
Speaker 1: not have the supply necessary to ensure shots are available,
Speaker 1: free and easy to access for all Americans. Without more funding,
Speaker 1: we can't procure the necessary vaccines supply to support fourth
Speaker 1: shots for all Americans. Four shots in two years? Man,
Speaker 1: that thing? That thing is dynamite, isn't it? Four shots
Speaker 1: in two years? Dear showing on Oracle long time listeners. So,
Speaker 1: I know most of your food takes, but I've never
Speaker 1: heard what happens if the Oracle wanders into a deli?
Speaker 1: What kind of meat? And are you having condiments and
Speaker 1: toppings with the sandwich unlike your burger? Also, where do
Speaker 1: you come down on toasting the buns for your world
Speaker 1: famous burger? You can always toast the buns if you want,
Speaker 1: always toast the buns. Let's talk about a deli though,
Speaker 1: all right? And I realized this is going to be
Speaker 1: hard for a lot of people to hear. Maybe controversial.
Speaker 1: I don't care. Delis are trash and this no, no,
Speaker 1: don't Chris, Let me turn the mic back on. Let
Speaker 1: me finish cold sandwiches. Why would you ever eat a
Speaker 1: cold sandwich when you live in a developed country. You
Speaker 1: live in a developed, modern country. You've been given a
Speaker 1: gift by God to be born in America, So why
Speaker 1: would you ever eat a cold sandwich? I like an
Speaker 1: Italian sub. Yeah, me too, toasted and melty. No one,
Speaker 1: nobody has ever bitten into a hot, melty sandwich and
Speaker 1: said to themselves, oh man, you know what, this would
Speaker 1: be so much better if it was cold. No one
Speaker 1: has ever said that in the history of the world.
Speaker 1: I don't walk into delis because I don't want a
Speaker 1: cold freaking sandwich. Cold sandwiches are disgusting. Now, if it's
Speaker 1: one of these delis where they're gonna heat up your sandwich,
Speaker 1: that's fine. But in general, when I see the word Delhi,
Speaker 1: these boots were made for walking, Chris, and that's just
Speaker 1: what they do. What Chris, that's I made that up
Speaker 1: just now, yo, Jesse, I just looked up Chicago style pizza.
Speaker 1: No thanks. My question is what's your take on cow zone?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, I love cow zones. Hi. You said we
Speaker 1: can ask anything. What's a typical day like for your dog? Well,
Speaker 1: he wakes up when I wake up. I have to
Speaker 1: go wake the boys up. He insists on coming with
Speaker 1: me to go wake the boys up, because for some reason,
Speaker 1: when he's around the boys, they're always wrestling with him
Speaker 1: and playing with him. He goes from being an angel
Speaker 1: dog to a monster. So he'll run up to their
Speaker 1: door and turn around and stare at me, and he'll
Speaker 1: give me those big puppy dog guys like he's really
Speaker 1: sad about something. And the second I opened the door,
Speaker 1: he goes tearing into their room, where they start yelling
Speaker 1: at him. They're like Fred, because of course they named
Speaker 1: the dog, and the dog's name is Fred Chris. It's
Speaker 1: so embarrassing Fred. And then he's after he gets done
Speaker 1: getting attention from them, he'll then start looking around. You
Speaker 1: can see him do this, and he'll grab whatever they've
Speaker 1: left on the floor. And they're boys, so they've always
Speaker 1: left something on the floor and he'll take off with it,
Speaker 1: and he does it so they'll chase after him and that.
Speaker 1: So in general, that's how the morning goes. I don't know.
Speaker 1: He gets fed and watered, we'll let him out. He's
Speaker 1: the bathroom. Beyond that, he gets spoiled by the wife
Speaker 1: and those kids. And occasionally they catch me petting him
Speaker 1: a little bit, and then they'll accuse me of spoiling him,
Speaker 1: which is absolutely not true whatsoever. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, the dog gets exercised, fed, watered, way too
Speaker 1: much love and affection, I'll tell you that much. Oh
Speaker 1: great men, you whisper, what is your favorite hamburger helper meal?
Speaker 1: This is gonna sound like sucking up, but she's not
Speaker 1: even listening tonight, so I swear to you it's not.
Speaker 1: The wife came up with a recipe or found a
Speaker 1: recipe I don't know for homemade hamburger helper, not that
Speaker 1: I'll ever doll on the greatness that comes out of
Speaker 1: the box. But she makes it homemade. Now with all
Speaker 1: this heavy cream and cheese and noodles. Her homemade hamburger helper,
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, it's the best ever. Especially put a bunch
Speaker 1: of black pepper on it when it's done, and then
Speaker 1: some parmesan cheese, little hot sauce. Mmmmmmm, that's all