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Speaker 1: is Medal of Honor Monday, and that's always a good time. Now,
Speaker 1: before we get there to the rest of the show,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and tackle the big news of the day.
Speaker 1: Trump meets at the White House with Selensky. You remember
Speaker 1: last week Donald Trump flew to Alaska, Vladimir Putin flew
Speaker 1: to Alaska. They had the big meeting. It went okay.
Speaker 1: Today Zelensky meets Trump at the White House. It does okay,
Speaker 1: it went fine. Now I need to clarify where I'm
Speaker 1: at here before we keep going, because here's what's going on.
Speaker 1: There are four different entities involved in all this, four
Speaker 1: not one, four, and there are four different motivations. There's
Speaker 1: the United States of America, there are European powers outside
Speaker 1: of Ukraine. There's Ukraine, and then there's Russia. What has
Speaker 1: happened is and this is just how it always goes
Speaker 1: when it comes to war, especially when wars expand what
Speaker 1: has happened is, over the years this war has gone on,
Speaker 1: those four entities have settled in. I'll put it that way.
Speaker 1: They've settled in. I'm not saying everyone's thrilled, but everyone
Speaker 1: has kind of gotten used to this being the way
Speaker 1: it is. It's what happens during wars. Yes, countries wear
Speaker 1: down and they get fatigued and they want things to end.
Speaker 1: There's no question about that. But here's the problem, and
Speaker 1: this is going to be a big point of concern tonight.
Speaker 1: The problem is the people making the decision to end
Speaker 1: it or continue it are not necessarily people who have
Speaker 1: suffered from it on any side. And this is what
Speaker 1: makes war so so terrible. It's why I've yelled over
Speaker 1: and over and over again that I have a huge
Speaker 1: problem sending a country off to war if you're a
Speaker 1: leader of that country, if you or someone you know
Speaker 1: close to you is not physically in danger. I don't
Speaker 1: mean you're a US senator and you vote to send
Speaker 1: in the troops and your son chooses a job sorting
Speaker 1: through the mail back at a perfectly safe base in
Speaker 1: a war zone. I mean you're out beyond the wire
Speaker 1: with bullets getting shot at you. That makes you invested.
Speaker 1: This is the problem with the way the world is
Speaker 1: structured now. That is not the way leaders of nations
Speaker 1: think anymore. Wars are for the poors, Wars are for
Speaker 1: other people. I am too important. I don't need to
Speaker 1: do anything. My family. We matter too much. We're too important,
Speaker 1: we have a lot of money. We won't go. That
Speaker 1: is devastating. So let's look at the four different entities
Speaker 1: in the United States of America. Let's start right here
Speaker 1: at home in the United States of America. The defense
Speaker 1: industry itself is enormous. Remember when Donald Trump announced a
Speaker 1: trillion dollar budget for the military this year. You know
Speaker 1: how unbelievably over the top that is, not just compared
Speaker 1: to other countries around the world today, adjusting for inflation
Speaker 1: and all that. How way over the top that is historically.
Speaker 1: But what's that trillion dollars go to. It's not all
Speaker 1: soldier pay in better base housing, now, is it. The
Speaker 1: trillion dollars It gets filtered to a lot of different places.
Speaker 1: They take it from me, they take it from you,
Speaker 1: and it goes to the defense industry. The defense industry
Speaker 1: will wash a bunch of it and send it right
Speaker 1: back to the politician. So, if you're an American politician,
Speaker 1: let's say you're Linda Graham and you just left the
Speaker 1: thunder from down Under concert, what is your motivation to
Speaker 1: end it? Lindsey Graham is out there all the time
Speaker 1: every other day giving a speech about how Putin's a
Speaker 1: war criminal, and I want this thing to go on forever.
Speaker 1: And okay, I got all that. Who do you know
Speaker 1: who's gonna die in that war, lindsay nobody. What does
Speaker 1: it hurt Lindsey If that war continues until every Russian
Speaker 1: and every Ukrainian is dead, what does it hurt him?
Speaker 1: Not one? Teaint sy weinsy little bit. He's an elected
Speaker 1: senator from the state of South Carolina, takes in gobs
Speaker 1: of defense industry money. In Lindsey's mind, why not send
Speaker 1: it on forever. I'm not personally at risk. Okay, so
Speaker 1: you get that. That's the American side of it. The
Speaker 1: European side of it. Speaking of having quote settled in
Speaker 1: what month is it August? I know we're all suffering
Speaker 1: because summer sucks. It does suck, Chris, August sucks. Summer sucks,
Speaker 1: It's miserable and it's hot, but winter comes. Winter comes
Speaker 1: every year. Guests who has destroyed their own energy sector
Speaker 1: because of their insane climate commy policies Europe. Europe has
Speaker 1: destroyed their energy sector. If you want an eye popping stat,
Speaker 1: go look at the energy bills, the bills for energy
Speaker 1: consumption normal people pay in European countries. I'm sure you
Speaker 1: complain about your power bill, just like I complain about
Speaker 1: my power bill. I'm officially the old man yelling at
Speaker 1: his kids all the time about turning the lights off
Speaker 1: in the house and not leaving the door open in
Speaker 1: the summertime. We're not cooling the outside. I actually yelled
Speaker 1: at at my youngest son yesterday. So I'm that guy.
Speaker 1: You're mad about your power bill, I'm mad about mine.
Speaker 1: It's pennies on the dollar compared to what they pay
Speaker 1: in Europe because they went to all windmills and solar
Speaker 1: panels and a bunch of crap that don't work well.
Speaker 1: If you don't want people freezing to death in their homes,
Speaker 1: they still need power. So if you're Europe, how can
Speaker 1: you get such power cheap Russian gas? In part why
Speaker 1: is Russian gas so cheap because of the wolf. So
Speaker 1: if you're let's say you're one of the leaders of Germany, France,
Speaker 1: one of these political leader types. Wow, you have air conditioning,
Speaker 1: you have central heat, you're eating steaks, you're flying on
Speaker 1: private jets, five star hotels, nice suits, and probably more importantly,
Speaker 1: your children. They're bouncing around the world on yachts. They
Speaker 1: go to America for the university and then off to
Speaker 1: Oxford for a couple of days. There's no bombs, no bullets,
Speaker 1: no knives, no nothing, No drones coming for your children.
Speaker 1: If you're European royalty, I'll just put it that way.
Speaker 1: What is your motivation to end it? What is your
Speaker 1: motivation to end it? Now that's two entities talk about Russia. Russia,
Speaker 1: their economy sucks. Did you know that they just don't
Speaker 1: have for their size a lot of natural resources. They're
Speaker 1: completely mismanaged because they're run by a tyrant named Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 1: And then there's no such thing as a centrally planned
Speaker 1: economy that runs well. You can't do it. And so
Speaker 1: they're young people, legions and legions of them are facing
Speaker 1: a stagnant job market. To put it mildly, you know,
Speaker 1: what's a great thing to do when people are unhappy,
Speaker 1: focus their effort, in their rage on something else. It
Speaker 1: doesn't hurt Vladimir Putin to send legions of angry young
Speaker 1: Russian men to the front lines. Vladimir Putin, from what
Speaker 1: we understand, remember you're always going to face lies, has
Speaker 1: a pretty solid foothold on power in Russia. He's not
Speaker 1: under threat. He's managed to kill virtually everybody who may
Speaker 1: kick him out. And Vladimir Putin is winning. Remember, he
Speaker 1: wanted parts of Ukraine. He wanted the Crimean Peninsula, he
Speaker 1: wanted these parts of Ukraine, eastern Ukraine. Right now he
Speaker 1: holds about fifteen percent of Ukraine. It's the fifteen percent
Speaker 1: he wanted. Three years. Nobody's been able to get him
Speaker 1: out of it. Why does he wanted to stop. We'll
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Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday,
Speaker 1: Gonna be Medal of Honor Monday about forty five minutes
Speaker 1: from now. Right now, we're digging into kind of a
Speaker 1: little bit of the background the four different entities who
Speaker 1: have an interest in this Russia Ukraine war, America, Europe, Ukraine,
Speaker 1: and Russia itself. Let's talk about Ukraine. We already covered Russia, Europe, America, Ukraine. Remember,
Speaker 1: we're not necessarily talking about the people you and me,
Speaker 1: normal people. We're talking about the leaders of these nations.
Speaker 1: What are their motivations? Do they want things to continue?
Speaker 1: Do they want things to end? Zelenski himself? Does Zelensky
Speaker 1: want it to end? I don't know. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what's in his heart.
Speaker 1: Maybe he is a tried and true patriot who loves
Speaker 1: his country. He won's peace, he wants what's best for
Speaker 1: his people. Maybe that's it. But did you know who
Speaker 1: Zelensky was before Russia invaded? Everybody knows who I'm talking
Speaker 1: about now, world famous, a millionaire, several times over, on
Speaker 1: the cover of magazines, more world famous than you or
Speaker 1: I will ever be. Has the war been bad for Zelensky?
Speaker 1: He just came to Washington, d C. Let me ask
Speaker 1: you something. Think he flew southwest like you did? Think
Speaker 1: he was sitting there? Oh, I hope I get the
Speaker 1: emergency exit seats. Obviously I understand he's a head of state.
Speaker 1: But has it been bad for him? What happens when
Speaker 1: the war ends? Trump? Trump brought up, you know, elections
Speaker 1: today to his credit to.
Speaker 2: Say, during the war, you can't have elections. So let
Speaker 2: me just say three and a half years from now.
Speaker 2: So you mean, if we happen to be in a
Speaker 2: war with somebody, no more elections, So that's good.
Speaker 1: I wonder obviously he's making a joke. This is what
Speaker 1: Dolenski said. Are you open to holding an election in
Speaker 1: your country?
Speaker 3: Yes, of course we'll open for election.
Speaker 2: Yes, we have to do safety circumstances.
Speaker 1: And a little bit.
Speaker 3: We need to work in the parliament because during the
Speaker 3: war you can't have elections, but we can.
Speaker 1: We can't do during the war you can't have elections.
Speaker 1: What's he talking about. It's part of the disastrous Ukrainian
Speaker 1: constitution that once martial law has been declared, you can't
Speaker 1: have elections. Well, that begs the question, who declared martial
Speaker 1: law Zelensky. Zelensky declared martial law. Now let me clarify.
Speaker 1: It's understandable why he would declare martial law. Russia is
Speaker 1: bombing Ukrainian civilians repeatedly, and so you declare martial law
Speaker 1: so you can keep people off the streets and whatnot.
Speaker 1: But it still comes back to the fact that you,
Speaker 1: Zolenski declared martial law, and now that gives him the
Speaker 1: freedom to say, hey, we have martial law, I'm not
Speaker 1: allowed to have elections. But what would happen if they did?
Speaker 1: And let me clarify, why do I call why do
Speaker 1: I call Putin a tyrant? Why is he a tyrant?
Speaker 1: I believe in the freedom of man. I believe man
Speaker 1: should be free to choose who leads him. That's what
Speaker 1: I believe. I do not believe in being a subject
Speaker 1: or a slave or a servant. I believe man, all
Speaker 1: men should be able to choose their leadership. Vladimir Putin
Speaker 1: is a tyrant because he arrests imprisons, and, let's be honest,
Speaker 1: kills his political opponents, thus taking away the choice from
Speaker 1: the Russian people if they want someone different. He's taken
Speaker 1: away that choice from them. Now, Zelensky, why do the
Speaker 1: people of Ukraine not get a choice in who leads
Speaker 1: their country? They're the ones dying, legions of men, dying,
Speaker 1: conscripts being snatched off the streets, sent to the front
Speaker 1: lines and being shot in the face, Mothers losing their sons,
Speaker 1: wives losing their husbands, children without dad. I understand they've
Speaker 1: been invaded and there's a war, even during a war.
Speaker 1: In fact, I would argue during a war is the
Speaker 1: most important time to have an election, because that's when
Speaker 1: the people get to choose who is leading them? Are
Speaker 1: they satisfied or dissatisfied with the people leading them? When
Speaker 1: you spend elections, well, sorry, can't have an election. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna have to stay president. It raises suspicions, suspicions about
Speaker 1: whether or not you actually want the war to end.
Speaker 1: If the war ends, martial law ends. If martial law ends,
Speaker 1: it's time to have elections. If it's time to have elections,
Speaker 1: maybe you're not President Zelenski anymore, Maybe you're just a
Speaker 1: former head of state facing corruption charges. Do the four
Speaker 1: entities involved here want it to end? And here's the rub.
Speaker 1: The answer to that question has to be yes for
Speaker 1: all four in order for it to end. If you
Speaker 1: could argue, maybe Europe could be cut out, but that's
Speaker 1: hard to believe. But if even one of the four says,
Speaker 1: you know what, no, I want to keep going. Oh
Speaker 1: remember what we say. One country can start a war,
Speaker 1: but all the parties involved have to say yes to
Speaker 1: end it. If there's even one no, the war continues. Ugly,
Speaker 1: We'll do a couple more things on this than we
Speaker 1: move on. I don't want to talk freaking Russia Ukraine
Speaker 1: all day this foreign policy stuff bores me. Sometimes I
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Speaker 1: a Monday, A Medal of Honor Monday, which comes a
Speaker 1: half hour from now. Just do a couple more things
Speaker 1: on this and then we're gonna move on and discuss
Speaker 1: other things. So Jewish producer Chris has money on his mind.
Speaker 1: I guess we shouldn't be shocked, but he asked during
Speaker 1: the break, He says, there's a lot of money in war,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Well, this, this is the problem, and this
Speaker 1: comes back to I discussed, and have discussed many times before,
Speaker 1: that leaders, leaders who make the decision to march off
Speaker 1: to war should always either be in physical danger themselves
Speaker 1: or have loved ones close to them in physical danger.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying that because I want anybody hurt,
Speaker 1: that I want any leader hurt, or I want any
Speaker 1: loved ones hurt. But if you insulate you and yours
Speaker 1: from any physical danger, then war is only good for leaders.
Speaker 1: Did you realize that there's no better way historically to
Speaker 1: make your popularity go up than by marching your country
Speaker 1: off the war. It does not make you unpopular, It
Speaker 1: makes you very popular. It fills the people with national pride,
Speaker 1: with patriotism. And you know what else it allows you
Speaker 1: to do. It allows you to point to anybody who's
Speaker 1: your political opponent and make them an enemy of the state. Hey,
Speaker 1: he's against me, he's against America. That's what it will
Speaker 1: allows you to do. Leaders have always done this so
Speaker 1: without any physical danger for you, your wife, your kids,
Speaker 1: your uncle, without any physical danger for them. Why wouldn't
Speaker 1: you love war? If you're a soulless monster without a
Speaker 1: heart for the people, who cares? How many people die?
Speaker 1: The only demotivating factor to continue wars is your son
Speaker 1: might be next. That makes you a little bit more invested,
Speaker 1: doesn't it quite a bit more invested. And it tells
Speaker 1: you this if look, I have two sons. If I'm
Speaker 1: the leader of America, which we all know is never
Speaker 1: going to happen. If I'm the leader of America and
Speaker 1: I say we have to go to war with China, Okay,
Speaker 1: maybe you're looking at me a little skeptically. How much
Speaker 1: do you believe in that? Well, I'm sending James and
Speaker 1: Luke to the front lines. Now you know I believe
Speaker 1: in it all the way. If you know we'd go
Speaker 1: the Romney route and none of them managed to find
Speaker 1: a military recruitment office while pushing for war everywhere, tells
Speaker 1: you I don't think it's that important. I'm not I'm
Speaker 1: willing to sacrifice your sons, just not mine. Well that's
Speaker 1: very brave. That's very brave. Now, I don't want to
Speaker 1: poo poo the entire thing at all. I'm really not
Speaker 1: trying to do that. I remain extremely skeptical. But the
Speaker 1: meeting with Putin apparently went well. The meeting with Zelenski
Speaker 1: today went well. The meeting he had that big roundtable
Speaker 1: you saw it earlier with all the European leaders. This
Speaker 1: is a few hours ago, apparently went very well. They
Speaker 1: were all lovey dovey. It looks like we're marching towards
Speaker 1: what could be an end to it. If there's going
Speaker 1: to be a date, well we'll call it Monday. It
Speaker 1: won't be a week from now, trust me, but we'll
Speaker 1: call it monday. If there's going to be a date
Speaker 1: where there is an end to the fighting, then what
Speaker 1: has already happened. Those would be the steps you would
Speaker 1: take to get to that day on Monday. Meet with Putin,
Speaker 1: come to an agreement, Meet with z Linsay, come to
Speaker 1: an agreement. Europe signs on board again. You've got all
Speaker 1: four entities in the room. It's just an ugly state
Speaker 1: of affairs, and we will see what happens. I compliment
Speaker 1: Donald Trump endlessly for trying to end it. I will
Speaker 1: always despise Boris Johnson of the UK, who is largely
Speaker 1: responsible for this entire thing. He is the one who
Speaker 1: told Zelensky that he could defeat the Russians. He's the
Speaker 1: one who really convinced the West to pour their heart
Speaker 1: and soul into this. Now, so many Ukrainian and Russians
Speaker 1: are dead because of that horrible lie. Meantime, Boris Johnson's
Speaker 1: getting fat somewhere, fat and happy and living the life
Speaker 1: of a king, after having pushed the death of about
Speaker 1: one point two million people from estimates so far. No
Speaker 1: matter what we are, where we are now, one thing
Speaker 1: that we should keep in mind from now and then
Speaker 1: we're moving on is the devil's in the details, right,
Speaker 1: It's always in the details. Getting a divorce can sound
Speaker 1: wonderful when he's a nightmare. She's a nightmare. It's a nightmare.
Speaker 1: We're getting a divorce. We've both agreed to get a divorce.
Speaker 1: We're gonna meet, we're gonna work things out, but we
Speaker 1: are getting a divorce. We've agreed. Okay, sounds good. Wait
Speaker 1: a minute, you can't have the dog. I want the dog.
Speaker 1: The devil's in the details. Maybe you've heard this term
Speaker 1: thrown about quite a bit by people who never expand
Speaker 1: on it, the term being security guarantees.
Speaker 3: What guarantees do you need from President Trump to be
Speaker 3: able to make a deal is in American troops, intelligent equipment?
Speaker 1: What is it really? What security guarantees do you need?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Everything? Security guarantees? Okay, Donald Trump is going to have
Speaker 1: to offer if he wants to be the one who
Speaker 1: brokers the end to this war, and clearly that's what
Speaker 1: he wants, he is going to have to offer Zelenski
Speaker 1: protection in exchange for the land that Zelensky will lose
Speaker 1: or I shouldn't say we'll lose. We need to be
Speaker 1: clear about this has lost. We keep speaking in terms
Speaker 1: of Zelensky will have to give up, this, will have
Speaker 1: to give up that. He doesn't have to give up anything.
Speaker 1: He's already lost it. Who owns it? He took it
Speaker 1: by force? And I know, I know, we all want
Speaker 1: to live in this world where the age of conquest
Speaker 1: is over. But the strong armies conquering weaker armies, strong
Speaker 1: nations taking territory they want from weaker nations. We're past
Speaker 1: all that we'll never be pasted all that, that's the
Speaker 1: nature of man Putin because he's Putin marched his big
Speaker 1: Russian army in there, and he took what he wanted. Now,
Speaker 1: what's going to be asked is not for Zolensky to
Speaker 1: give up land. What's going to be asked is that
Speaker 1: Putin give up land. Putin is going to be asked
Speaker 1: to give up land that he is taken by force.
Speaker 1: What motivation does he have? Well, he's going to say
Speaker 1: no NATO membership. They've said that today, Ukraine doesn't get
Speaker 1: to join NATO. He's never going to agree to that.
Speaker 1: Then why would Zelenski security guarantees? But what does that mean?
Speaker 1: That probably means American troops. Well, here's this. He prepared
Speaker 1: to keep sending Ukrainian troops to their deaths for another
Speaker 1: couple of years? Or are you going to agree to
Speaker 1: redraw masks?
Speaker 3: Thank you for your questions. So the first of all,
Speaker 3: you know, we live.
Speaker 2: On our egic.
Speaker 1: He doesn't have those troops, so we'll need ours. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying sending them to fight, but that means American bases,
Speaker 1: or at least an American base and a significant one
Speaker 1: in Ukraine missiles, what missiles and missile defense systems are
Speaker 1: we going to want to bring into Ukraine? And what
Speaker 1: is Russia going to be okay with? Remember remember this
Speaker 1: and don't say I don't care, don't ever say that
Speaker 1: about any entity. All four entities are going to have
Speaker 1: a say, and they all four are going to have
Speaker 1: to say yes. And Putin hate him all you want.
Speaker 1: Putin is going to have veto power on this whole
Speaker 1: peace agreement thing because he's the one still fighting the war.
Speaker 1: So don't just say we'll give them everything, because at
Speaker 1: some point in time, Putin's going to be all you're
Speaker 1: not putting that on my border. No, we'll keep fighting.
Speaker 1: I am skeptical, obviously, as you can tell, I am skeptical.
Speaker 1: But we should be happy. We should be happy. Well, well,
Speaker 1: it was true. If your team has talked about security guarantees,
Speaker 1: could that involve US troops? Would you rull that out
Speaker 1: in the future.
Speaker 2: We'll let you know that maybe later today. We're meeting
Speaker 2: with seven great leaders of great countries also and we'll
Speaker 2: be talking about that. They'll all be involved, but there'll
Speaker 2: be a lot of uh, there'll be a lot of
Speaker 2: help when it comes to security. There's going to be
Speaker 2: a lot of help. It's going to be good. They
Speaker 2: are the first line of defense because they're there. They're here,
Speaker 2: but we're going to help them out. Also, we'll be involved.
Speaker 1: I don't expect Donald Trump to spill the beans on
Speaker 1: the details. He can't do that, especially not with our
Speaker 1: evil media. But the devil's in the details. Whatever. Let's
Speaker 1: hope they work it all out. Now, I'm done talking
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Speaker 1: I should touch on. Look, I didn't bring it up, said,
Speaker 1: don't care. But we flew a bomber over Vladimir Putin
Speaker 1: in Alaska when Trump met Putin. I'm sure you've already
Speaker 1: seen it. We flew a bomber overhead. And of course
Speaker 1: some people are drooling all over. That's the greatest thing.
Speaker 1: And well this was CBS. Here's how they handled it.
Speaker 3: Although it was presented as pops a show of power
Speaker 3: by being at a US Force space with the fight
Speaker 3: passing of the B fifty two s and other fighter jets.
Speaker 3: It did certainly look much more like a show of
Speaker 3: appreciation for Vladimir Putin, and so the optics were really
Speaker 3: much more favorable to Putin than they were to the
Speaker 3: United States.
Speaker 1: It really looked like, yeah, look, I don't think that
Speaker 1: intimidated Vladimir Putin. He's well aware of America's bomber capability.
Speaker 1: It was cool to watch it, and it is one
Speaker 1: of those standard shows of force that militaries have always used,
Speaker 1: have always used them. Alexander the Great used to march
Speaker 1: his army around in front of his in front of
Speaker 1: his enemies, giving them strict orders, because it's intimidating to
Speaker 1: watch groups of men march in time do the exact
Speaker 1: same thing. It's intimidating in at the end of World
Speaker 1: War Two, you know this story I told you before
Speaker 1: on the USS Missouri, when the Japanese came to sign
Speaker 1: their surrender documents, we not only chose the tallest marines
Speaker 1: and sailors we could find to stand around them, so
Speaker 1: we were towering over them. We took our B twenty
Speaker 1: nine super fortresses and flew tons and tons of them
Speaker 1: overhead as they were signing the documents. And remember that
Speaker 1: may not mean anything to you or me. Those people,
Speaker 1: the Japanese people on that ship. The B twenty nine
Speaker 1: was Godzilla. The B twenty nine was the That was
Speaker 1: the plane that leveled virtually every major Japanese city. They
Speaker 1: lived in terror of those things. So I got it,
Speaker 1: it was done, I got it. Whatever, let's do some memurals.
Speaker 1: Dear Bronco. My great grandfather was a bar gunner in
Speaker 1: Patten's third Army. Gosh, that's cool during the Allied drive
Speaker 1: across Europe. He was highly conservative in an activist, but
Speaker 1: somehow both his kids turned out to be Democrats. They
Speaker 1: would complain that he was embarrassing the family when he
Speaker 1: wrote letters to the editor about Obama. When he fell
Speaker 1: and was sent to the hospital shortly before he died
Speaker 1: in two thousand and fifteen, the nurse tried to check
Speaker 1: his cognitive state by asking him who the president was.
Speaker 1: He retorted, we don't have one. His wife explained that
Speaker 1: he was just fine. Would you fire the bar for greape? Pop?
Speaker 1: You bet? I saddens me. We're losing those old timers. Jesse.
Speaker 1: I was cleaning up the garage and came across an
Speaker 1: old newspaper from April twenty twenty. It was all about
Speaker 1: George Floyd and all the riots and how many people
Speaker 1: were dying from COVID nineteen. It just made me very
Speaker 1: sad about how messed up we are and we're forced
Speaker 1: to believe the complete media scam. It's fine to it's
Speaker 1: fine to lament what happened during America during to us
Speaker 1: during that time. But and I do, and I do.
Speaker 1: It's fine to lament that, but remember that it was
Speaker 1: It wasn't. It wasn't that COVID or the George Floyd
Speaker 1: stuff caused us to lose our minds. It was that
Speaker 1: COVID and the George Floyd stuff revealed that we already had.
Speaker 1: You know, It's like if you get up from your
Speaker 1: desk and you walk twenty feet across the hall and
Speaker 1: you're out of breath from that twenty feet. It wasn't
Speaker 1: the walk that got you out of shape. You're out
Speaker 1: of shape. The walk revealed that you're out of shape.
Speaker 1: It's a revelation. But that revelation can save your life,
Speaker 1: can't it. You walk to the kitchen and you're out
Speaker 1: of breath, Rather, you better start working out. No, no,
Speaker 1: just you better start going on more walks, you better
Speaker 1: start eating less. That's your body saying I'm dying here.
Speaker 1: It showed who we are as a country, that we
Speaker 1: could succumb to media propaganda that easily. It showed who
Speaker 1: we are now as a country, that we would succumb
Speaker 1: to tyranny that easily. And it showed who the GOP is. Remember,
Speaker 1: we like to imagine because Democrats are evil, demonic communists,
Speaker 1: we like to imagine the GOP is the opposite, right,
Speaker 1: they're the bad guys, were the good guys, but elected
Speaker 1: Republican after elected Republican after elected Republican went right along
Speaker 1: with what the system was saying. During COVID, very very
Speaker 1: few had the guts to stand up and say no, no,
Speaker 1: that's wrong. No, this is a free country. No, we're
Speaker 1: not going to shut this down. We're not going to
Speaker 1: shut that down. We're not going to do this. Very
Speaker 1: very few of our air fingers quote leaders proved to
Speaker 1: be so. What it showed us was politicians, most people
Speaker 1: in the media and several others are cheap. They're followers.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be yelled at, they don't want
Speaker 1: to buck the trends. They want to say what everyone
Speaker 1: else is saying because it's safe and it's nice and easy.
Speaker 1: And I know that hurts to look back on that,
Speaker 1: but I will emphasize again that COVID for me was
Speaker 1: the great sorting. I sifted and sorted through the people
Speaker 1: in my life. That's people in my personal life, people
Speaker 1: who I pay attention to, maybe people I read or
Speaker 1: watch or listen to. Politicians. COVID showed you who people were.
Speaker 1: It showed you who people really were. How many people
Speaker 1: we'll set politicians aside. How many people in the right
Speaker 1: wing media sphere, podcast and radio and TV and things
Speaker 1: like that sit here behind the microphone every day and
Speaker 1: talk to you about freedomness and freedom that and freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom,
Speaker 1: this freedom that you make sure you're free. Why aren't
Speaker 1: you taking a shot? All the doctors agree, Hey, go
Speaker 1: home and shut down your business. It's just two weeks.
Speaker 1: Quit being selfish. How many freedom lovers turned out to
Speaker 1: hate it when it got real, real, convenient something to
Speaker 1: keep in mind. Showed you what people really believed. A
Speaker 1: good point, Chris, It was a little lonely around here
Speaker 1: in about April of twenty twenty, all right, enough of this.
Speaker 1: It's do Medal of Honor Monday. We'll make fun of
Speaker 1: James Comy. I don't know that I've been this creeped
Speaker 1: out very many times. Hang on,