Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun.
Speaker 1: Oh man, Nancy Pelosi apparently had one or two too many.
Speaker 1: We've got some great audio from her. We have once
Speaker 1: again a coach in charge of a bunch of female athletes,
Speaker 1: and you're never gonna guess how this ended up. Who's
Speaker 1: been warning you about that jobless claims quote unexpectedly rise again?
Speaker 1: Black History Month? And some guy who joined his own
Speaker 1: search party. All that and much much more is coming
Speaker 1: up tonight on The Jesse Kelly Show. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: a great night. We got Morgan Zegger's coming up about
Speaker 1: an hour and a half from now. She's one of
Speaker 1: these young dimes on the right who is just as
Speaker 1: hardcore anti communist as you can possibly get. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk to her about reaching out to young people.
Speaker 1: Because before I get into the main story for me
Speaker 1: to night and all that, I want you to understand something.
Speaker 1: There is a way of thinking on the right that
Speaker 1: is very old, and it's very very wrong. And it's
Speaker 1: not your fault. It's not my fault. We didn't come
Speaker 1: up with this, but this way of thinking is this, Oh,
Speaker 1: young people are all democrats and socialists, even Winston Churchill's
Speaker 1: famous for that saying of if you're under thirty and
Speaker 1: not a socialist, you have no heart, and if you're
Speaker 1: over thirty and not a conservative, you have no brain.
Speaker 1: It's just been something for a century. People have just accepted. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: I know my eighteen year old as a communist, but
Speaker 1: he'll grow out of it. And you hear this all
Speaker 1: the time from people. You'll hear this saying from people.
Speaker 1: Maybe you've said it yourself. Honestly, I bet I've said
Speaker 1: it myself before too. You know what, he'll he'll turn
Speaker 1: into a Republican when he gets his first paycheck. Caesos
Speaker 1: taxes come out the first time. No, that might work
Speaker 1: with somebody like Chris. Most people doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1: Has it seemed like it worked that way? All of
Speaker 1: corporate America has now occupied by a bunch of communists.
Speaker 1: They've had plenty of paychecks. So we're gonna talk to
Speaker 1: her about reaching young people. Just because you have a
Speaker 1: teenager doesn't mean they should be a communist. We're teaching
Speaker 1: them the wrong things. But all that gets set aside,
Speaker 1: and let me tell you why I wish I wish
Speaker 1: I was a communist. A do now. Granted, it's a disgusting,
Speaker 1: anti human, demonic religion of destruction and domination. So that's
Speaker 1: the only reason I'm not a communist. But you know
Speaker 1: what I love about them. I love how committed they
Speaker 1: are to winning. We don't even try to win. We
Speaker 1: don't even try to win. We're not even playing the
Speaker 1: same game. We don't even put in an effort. They're
Speaker 1: constantly advancing, constantly moving forward. And the best you can
Speaker 1: ever hope for from our side is no, or maybe
Speaker 1: not that much, just a little. I mean, I don't
Speaker 1: want to. I don't I don't want to seem like
Speaker 1: I'm not being bipartisan. That's all you ever get. When
Speaker 1: have you ever seen the right actually advance? You've never
Speaker 1: seen it. You may have seen them slow down, maybe
Speaker 1: occasionally briefly stop the left. You've never seen the right,
Speaker 1: especially at a national level, advance. And why is that why?
Speaker 1: I mean, they have half the country on their side.
Speaker 1: You want them too, I want them too. Why don't they?
Speaker 1: Here's why, and here's the truth. It's all a matter
Speaker 1: of commitment. The Communists in this country are fully committed
Speaker 1: to destroying the country, not a little committed, not if
Speaker 1: I have time, Well, let me finish my top ramen first.
Speaker 1: They eat, sleep, and breathe. Carving up this country like
Speaker 1: a Thanksgiving turkey. It's all they think about. It's why
Speaker 1: they're even in Sesame Street. They're in everything now. They
Speaker 1: don't look at a single thing you love in treasure
Speaker 1: and say to themselves, ooh, now I'll leave that be.
Speaker 1: They would never even occur to them, what is the right?
Speaker 1: What is the rights? Mentality? Oh, I want to stop this,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to offend anybody. Oh we can't.
Speaker 1: That'll seem mean if we do this. I've told you
Speaker 1: before about my conversations with a various congressman and senators
Speaker 1: I know and what they tell me. Every time we'll
Speaker 1: sit down and we'll talk about just us having a
Speaker 1: bourbon together, and we'll talk about a no brainer policy
Speaker 1: that everybody with half a brain knows would be completely effective.
Speaker 1: And then at the end of the conversation, and this
Speaker 1: has happened more times than I can count, it always
Speaker 1: finishes with, well, it's too bad we can't do it,
Speaker 1: and I'll say why, and every time, oh man, that
Speaker 1: I would lose the woman vote. Can you imagine what
Speaker 1: they would write about me, it would look so mean.
Speaker 1: We don't even try to win. I wish I was.
Speaker 1: I wish I was part of the side that wants
Speaker 1: to win because I love to win. Now I can't
Speaker 1: do it. I can't make myself be a communist, But man,
Speaker 1: I love the commitment. You see this most recent thing.
Speaker 1: Do you remember the picture of the marine who saved
Speaker 1: a baby at Kabbel Airport? Remember that picture as anyone
Speaker 1: else to remember that picture. It was famous, Chris. If
Speaker 1: you get a chance, not the end of the world,
Speaker 1: to do it right away, if you get a chance
Speaker 1: to try to put it on our shows Twitter page,
Speaker 1: find it, make sure we get the right marine, because
Speaker 1: there were a bunch of marines out there taking care
Speaker 1: of But we're gonna put it on our show's Twitter
Speaker 1: page at Jets Kelly show. There was a marine who
Speaker 1: saved a baby in Cobble Airport. It's really really a
Speaker 1: cool scene, you know what I mean. You got these
Speaker 1: tough warriors out there saving a Baby's awesome. Everybody loved it.
Speaker 1: He's everybody's national hero all of a sudden. Right well, recently,
Speaker 1: Trump had a big rally in Georgia and he invited
Speaker 1: this Marine Lance corporal, Hunter Clark is his name. I
Speaker 1: want to get make sure I'm paying him the proper respect,
Speaker 1: Hunter Clark. He was invited to come hang with Trump,
Speaker 1: get up on stage with Trump at the rally. He
Speaker 1: shows up at the rally, not a uniform, but mind you,
Speaker 1: shows up at the rally just in civilian clothes, shows up,
Speaker 1: gets behind him, Mike says, cup things of Trump. No
Speaker 1: big deal right comes out today. He's under investigation. The
Speaker 1: United States Military is under investigation. He's under investigation by
Speaker 1: the United States Military, the Officer Corps. They're going to
Speaker 1: now destroy this young lance corporal for what Now for
Speaker 1: the horrible crime of being a Republican, of being a
Speaker 1: Trump supporter. Now what does this have to do with
Speaker 1: them being committed and us not being committed? I bet
Speaker 1: you forgot about this. I have not during the whole
Speaker 1: disgusting communist Black Lives Matter filth that filled our streets
Speaker 1: the last summer, there was a picture of a bunch
Speaker 1: of West Point cadets, and I need to clarify something.
Speaker 1: Remember west Point is the tippy tippy tippy Top, that's
Speaker 1: the Army's military academy. You know you got the air
Speaker 1: Force Academy. You have Annapolis, that's the naval version. West
Speaker 1: Point that's the army version. This is the Army university
Speaker 1: that is churning out the people who are not going
Speaker 1: to be in our military. They are going to lead
Speaker 1: our military. The graduating class of west Point every year
Speaker 1: is a who's who of somebody who's going to be
Speaker 1: a commander of some kind someday. That's just the way
Speaker 1: it works. Look, when you graduate from west Point, they
Speaker 1: just greased the skids for you right through the military.
Speaker 1: You're already thought of of being the elite of the elite. Right.
Speaker 1: There was a picture a bunch of black female West
Speaker 1: Point cadets. They gathered in uniform, in uniform, they gathered
Speaker 1: together for a picture. You can go look it up yourself,
Speaker 1: all of them holding up a big black power that's
Speaker 1: stupid fists people raise the black power symbol. Do you
Speaker 1: know what happened to the West Point cadets who were
Speaker 1: pretty much campaign campaigning for Marxism while in uniform as
Speaker 1: a cadet at West Point? Do you know what happened
Speaker 1: to them? Nothing? Not a thing. And if memory serves me,
Speaker 1: that was twenty sixteen. I'm almost positive about that twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: So check my watch here, Yeah, it's twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: Those cadets, you know, the communist cadets, they're not cadets
Speaker 1: anymore right now. They're officers in the United States Army,
Speaker 1: leading the next generation of warriors. Not one of them
Speaker 1: got in any trouble at all, not one. And I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't care how uncomfortable it makes you. That was
Speaker 1: under a Republican administration. Here we have naked communism right
Speaker 1: there in our highest military academy. And because Republicans don't
Speaker 1: want to look ray, sister, I don't want to look mean,
Speaker 1: I have to be mister black people. Nothing happens to them.
Speaker 1: Do the communists think that way when they take power? No?
Speaker 1: No, no no, no, no, no no. Go ahead, go ahead
Speaker 1: and show up at a Trump rally. We'll end your career.
Speaker 1: We're losing because we're not even playing, let alone committed
Speaker 1: to win. I'm not done on this yet. Hang on
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Speaker 1: suck on Chili dogs? Chris all right? The lyrics of
Speaker 1: the song in case you're not aware of John Cougar
Speaker 1: Mellencamp is And shortly after he was done talking there
Speaker 1: he talks about sucking on chili dogs. I realize you
Speaker 1: don't suck on him like that. They're a popsicle man.
Speaker 1: But that's just a it's a phrase. It's a fight.
Speaker 1: Do you not know who our vice president is? You know?
Speaker 1: You know? Forget about it, forget about We're not gonna
Speaker 1: get in trouble tonight. Back to my story. Back to
Speaker 1: my story. Why are they the early ones committed to winning?
Speaker 1: Why are the people who want to destroy freedom? Why
Speaker 1: are they committed all the way in our side, the
Speaker 1: supposedly the freedom lovers, not you or me, I'm talking
Speaker 1: about our politicians. Why aren't they committed at all? And
Speaker 1: you understand what this means, right, how big of a
Speaker 1: deal this is. You've already seen the FBI, doj every
Speaker 1: part of the government take every step they can possibly
Speaker 1: do up to this point to make you a domestic
Speaker 1: terrorist for being on the right. They're also purging the military.
Speaker 1: The vaccine mandate went a long way to them purging
Speaker 1: people out of the military who disagree with them. And
Speaker 1: they're cracking down on any descent at all. Lance corporal
Speaker 1: shows up in a Trump rally, not even an uniform
Speaker 1: boom under military investigation. They're committed all the way to winning.
Speaker 1: We're not not even a little bit. We're not. Why
Speaker 1: didn't those West Point cadets get kicked out like that.
Speaker 1: Why anybody why? No one has a good explanation for it.
Speaker 1: And let me ask you something, And I realized this
Speaker 1: is an uncomfortable question. I'm gonna move on to the
Speaker 1: coaches over women's sports. I'm gonna move on to healthcare
Speaker 1: rationing here in just a second. But let me ask
Speaker 1: you something. Who's your preferred candidate for the Republican nomination
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four. Who is it? I'm guessing probably
Speaker 1: sixty seventy percent right now we're saying Trump, You're gonna
Speaker 1: have thirty or forty percent, saying Ronda Santis. You could
Speaker 1: have a bunch of Ted Cruise people out there. I
Speaker 1: love Ted Career. Pick your candidate. Maybe it's Christy no
Speaker 1: maybe Nikki Hayley, Tim Scott, whatever. These are all the
Speaker 1: names that are out there. Who's your candidate? Picture them
Speaker 1: in your mind. I don't care who it is. Now
Speaker 1: ask yourself, ask yourself, and don't be a palm palm waiver,
Speaker 1: and don't wear anybody's pajamas. Don't ever do that. Ask
Speaker 1: yourself this question. Honestly, my preferred candidate for president is
Speaker 1: my preferred candidate for president? Prepared to walk into the
Speaker 1: Oval Office on day one and carve through the officer
Speaker 1: corps like Genghis Khan? Is he? And again, I don't
Speaker 1: mean on the campaign trail. I don't mean a big rally,
Speaker 1: and I don't care which one of them it is.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean we're gonna get these generals. I
Speaker 1: mean day one. Oh hey, you five hundred officers, your
Speaker 1: resignation now, please, or I'll end your career anyway. Is
Speaker 1: your guy or gal committed to that? Are they committed
Speaker 1: to looking at our federal bureaucracy which is completely taken
Speaker 1: over by communists now, communists who will do everything in
Speaker 1: their hour, just like they did under Trump, to undermine
Speaker 1: every single thing you do? Is your guy or gal?
Speaker 1: Are they committed to walking into the Oval Office and
Speaker 1: calling in head of the CIA, head of the FBI,
Speaker 1: and you know several levels under the head too. Just
Speaker 1: have a big meeting with the top twenty people at
Speaker 1: the FBI and say you're all fired by CIA, You're
Speaker 1: all fired by CDC, everyone of you fired by Is
Speaker 1: your guy or gal committed to that? Are you sure?
Speaker 1: And again, I don't want to hear tough talk. And
Speaker 1: let's look, let's give Trump a bit of a pass
Speaker 1: on this because the people will say, and rightfully so
Speaker 1: didn't understand how deep the rot was. And I really
Speaker 1: give him a pass on that, especially in the beginning,
Speaker 1: because I didn't understand how deep the rot was and
Speaker 1: how bad it was, and that he was going to
Speaker 1: be kneecapped every single step of the way. But by
Speaker 1: the end he sure understood, and we're still hiring John Bolton.
Speaker 1: Are you sure he's ready? I know you love him.
Speaker 1: I love him. Thought it was a great president. You
Speaker 1: sure he's ready? Rhonda Santas, He's everyone's darling right now.
Speaker 1: I love him too, love heavy d like what I see.
Speaker 1: Are you sure Rhonda Santas is ready to walk in
Speaker 1: there and carve up all the general staff? You sure?
Speaker 1: Ted Cruz is his personal friend of mine? Maybe he is,
Speaker 1: I don't know. You better be sure because if you're
Speaker 1: not sure, if you don't think he is, then you
Speaker 1: cannot support that person for president. You cannot. It is
Speaker 1: serious right now. If we have a military that is
Speaker 1: fully committed to communism and fully committed to purging anybody
Speaker 1: out of the military who disagrees with them, we are
Speaker 1: already finished because they are going to get a monopoly
Speaker 1: on military force. That is a fact. That is a fact.
Speaker 1: You're ready? Are you sure? You're ready? All right? Listen,
Speaker 1: We've seen what's going on in New York right now,
Speaker 1: all these healthcare workers being fired, and it's unjust, it's disgusting,
Speaker 1: it's wrong. It shouldn't happen, but it is happening. And
Speaker 1: so you know what else is going to happen. I mean,
Speaker 1: let's let's just do a little COVID thing here really quickly.
Speaker 1: People have talked about this a lot, so it's not
Speaker 1: some concept I've come up with, but I'm more than
Speaker 1: happy to steal it, you know, because I steal great ideas.
Speaker 1: This is my own all the time. Quip. Why does
Speaker 1: COVID surge in the South in the summertime and surge
Speaker 1: in the north in the wintertime. Why is that? Well, look,
Speaker 1: I only have a community college education, but smarter people,
Speaker 1: people than I, have come out and said already it's obvious.
Speaker 1: In the south and the summertime it is soul crushingly hot,
Speaker 1: and everybody goes where inside. My wife is the only
Speaker 1: psychopath on the planet who wants to eat outside during
Speaker 1: the During the Houston summertimes, everyone else wants to be inside.
Speaker 1: It's miserable. Well, what happens in the Northeast in the
Speaker 1: wintertime it's cold, everybody goes inside. I remember one of
Speaker 1: my various trips to New York City. I forgot my
Speaker 1: coat one time. It was because it was I was
Speaker 1: coming from Houston and it was November, and I just
Speaker 1: didn't even occur to me to pack a coat. I
Speaker 1: had worn a coat yet, and I step off. And
Speaker 1: it was during one of these storms in New York City.
Speaker 1: And people who've never been to the cities don't understand
Speaker 1: what it's like because you have so many skyscrapers the
Speaker 1: streets and sidewalks. If the storm is bad enough, they
Speaker 1: become wind tunnels. You step out of a building and
Speaker 1: it's just, oh, I do my own sound effects, just
Speaker 1: just humming down the street about froze to death. Everyone
Speaker 1: goes inside. What am I saying, Well, you've got a
Speaker 1: surge coming. Coronavirus is never going away. Remember there will
Speaker 1: be a coronavirus surge coming in the northeast the South.
Speaker 1: All everyone listening right now in the South should taper
Speaker 1: off because in December it's seventy five in Florida, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's gonna taper off. Well, it's freezing in New York City, Philadelphia, Boston.
Speaker 1: Now have you thought about what else is coming? I'll
Speaker 1: tell you in the second got somewhere between it and
Speaker 1: then it is the Jesse Kelly Show. And yes, don't worry.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have hammer House Nancy Pelosi for you here
Speaker 1: in a bed. Oh you already have it, Chris, you
Speaker 1: know what. Hold on, let me do, let me finish
Speaker 1: my thought on what's coming again. Then we'll play hammer
Speaker 1: House Nancy. Look, I'm look, I'm excited about it too.
Speaker 1: Full disclosure, I'm excited about it too. But hey, there's
Speaker 1: a surge coming for the colder climates. Happens every winner.
Speaker 1: Everyone goes inside Headline second hospital in Alaska begins rationing care.
Speaker 1: You see places like New York specifically, and other places
Speaker 1: who have these vaccine mandates. Now you're losing healthcare workers.
Speaker 1: And this isn't this isn't isolated to New York. So
Speaker 1: I don't want to pick on New York because private
Speaker 1: corporations across the country have issued these mandates out there,
Speaker 1: especially in the states where the useless Republicans won't block
Speaker 1: these mandates. So you have these huge healthcare systems, like
Speaker 1: we just had that announcement from North Carolina yesterday. They're
Speaker 1: just purging people up. You're gone, no vaccine, you're gone.
Speaker 1: Are you ready for a coronavirus surge with a twenty
Speaker 1: percent reduction and healthcare staff? See you're an American. Well,
Speaker 1: for all my American listeners, I understand we have some
Speaker 1: international listeners. I'm an American. I've never experienced in my
Speaker 1: life rationed healthcare. Have you? Now? The wife has? She
Speaker 1: grew up in Canada. Do not judge me. She was
Speaker 1: born in America, but she grew up in Canada. Shut up, Chris.
Speaker 1: She's an American, but she's experienced ration care in Canada.
Speaker 1: She knows what it's like. Oh, you think you broke
Speaker 1: your leg. That sounds serious. We've got you on the
Speaker 1: schedule for an x way two or three weeks from now.
Speaker 1: Oh you're worried about that lump. You think you need
Speaker 1: to come in from a mammogram. Okay, we can get
Speaker 1: you in two or three months from now. That's real.
Speaker 1: That's how people live. You've never experienced that in your
Speaker 1: life unless you've been outside of the States. Neither have
Speaker 1: I you're about to, in fact, because of coronavirus, you're
Speaker 1: about to experience rationing on everything. And I take that back.
Speaker 1: I misspoke there, which I know you're going to be
Speaker 1: shocked at, because I'm a I'm such an oracle, really well,
Speaker 1: and no one or I was about. I just about
Speaker 1: called myself an oral master, and that probably is not
Speaker 1: actually the phrase I want to do, So I'll talk master.
Speaker 1: Let's talk master. I ripped that off from Neil parts. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it wasn't coronavirus that did this, remember, it was everything
Speaker 1: we did in response to coronavirus. Have you seen the
Speaker 1: news about the coming shortages. They're planning on various goods. Well,
Speaker 1: I shouldn't say planning, they're predicting on various goods. Do
Speaker 1: yourself a favor, Go do a little looking online. There'll
Speaker 1: be maps of this up. It won't take you long.
Speaker 1: And if you do an image search online and look
Speaker 1: at all the ships that are held out at sea
Speaker 1: away from American ports right now, you're about to walk
Speaker 1: in grocery stores and not see all the stuff you're
Speaker 1: used to see. We had we were getting this a
Speaker 1: sweet security system put in. We got this new studio
Speaker 1: we're building and we're getting this sweet security system. Put
Speaker 1: inks a bunch of people want to kill me, but
Speaker 1: just order some cameras. Right. They have all these fancy
Speaker 1: cameras and all this stuff they want to put in
Speaker 1: for it. And normally that stuff is it's right there
Speaker 1: off the shelf and that. We were talking all these
Speaker 1: security companies and they all said the same thing. So
Speaker 1: it's not one guy that says, hey, normally, this is
Speaker 1: next day. Normally I even keep it in stock two
Speaker 1: or three months away from getting a camera. Wait till
Speaker 1: that's your healthcare. And when it is your healthcare, when
Speaker 1: it is your chicken, when it is your toilet paper,
Speaker 1: when it is all these things. I want you to
Speaker 1: remember something. I want you to remember. It is not
Speaker 1: coronavirus that caused all this. That is a cop out.
Speaker 1: That is a lie. It is not corona virus that
Speaker 1: caused this. It is the coronavirus response. Locking down in
Speaker 1: economy in response to a virus is the dumbest thing
Speaker 1: I have ever heard in my entire life. It is
Speaker 1: not normal. It is not like, oh, we had no choice,
Speaker 1: this was a choice. All this was done on purpose,
Speaker 1: on purpose, all right, Chris, before I get to the
Speaker 1: men's coaches and women's sports, I would like to play
Speaker 1: for everybody, the Speaker of the House, and I just
Speaker 1: want to everyone to keep in mind, our president is
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. The second most powerful Democrat, probably second most
Speaker 1: powerful person in America is Nancy Pelosi. Now you know
Speaker 1: how Joe Biden speaks, right, Well, here's number two. And
Speaker 1: that's why I said that. Yeah, thank you all very much.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a bevil day. Perhaps you'll see along
Speaker 1: the way. Hi, see you along the way. Think positively? Okay,
Speaker 1: what in the world? Hey, look, you're nut. You know
Speaker 1: I'm not a moral person, right, you know, I'm a
Speaker 1: bad human being. I'm certainly not gonna point fingers at
Speaker 1: anyone else for having a couple jack and cokes before noon.
Speaker 1: But Nancy, Nancy, I mean maybe, Look, everyone has to
Speaker 1: know their tolerance level. Right. Look, Look, if I if
Speaker 1: I wanted to, I wouldn't do this, just because I
Speaker 1: don't think I'd be sharp. If I wanted to have
Speaker 1: a beer before the show, I could have a beer
Speaker 1: before the show. Could my wife have a beer before
Speaker 1: the show? No? She gets through the neck of a
Speaker 1: beer and she's just a mess. Nancy. Look, it's time
Speaker 1: to step up and realize you ain't what she used
Speaker 1: to be. And that's why I said that. Yeah, thank
Speaker 1: you all very much. It's gonna be a bevil days.
Speaker 1: See you along the way, Hi, see you along the way.
Speaker 1: I want to will thank you for bevl dick. Anyway,
Speaker 1: does does anyone have a cigarette? I can't? All right,
Speaker 1: all right, oh you know what. I'll get to the
Speaker 1: men coaching women's sports here in just a second. Sorry.
Speaker 1: I have to bring this up because this might be
Speaker 1: my favorite story of all time. The headline is this
Speaker 1: drunk Turkish man spends hours helping a search party hunting
Speaker 1: for a missing person, missing person, without realizing it's him
Speaker 1: bay Hand Muttlou. Look, I didn't name the guy. Fifty
Speaker 1: was drinking with friends when he wandered into the woods.
Speaker 1: He was reported missing, but then stumbled across the search
Speaker 1: and rescue party. He joined in the search and only
Speaker 1: realized his error when his name was called. How great?
Speaker 1: How good is this? Because you can just picture this right?
Speaker 1: I mean, everybody, I hope you're not one of these people,
Speaker 1: but everyone has a friend who's that guy? I certainly do,
Speaker 1: And if he's listening right now. He knows who he
Speaker 1: is where he cannot properly control his alcohol. He doesn't
Speaker 1: even attempt to control his alcohol. He's not trying to.
Speaker 1: Don't have a couple of beers and have a good time.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, let's shot gun a fifth of vodka and
Speaker 1: then he turns into disappearing guy. One of my buddies
Speaker 1: from the Marine Corps used to do this all the time,
Speaker 1: like a Marine Corps barracks. It's essentially like a dorm,
Speaker 1: only not quite the quality level. And one night, of course,
Speaker 1: we're all just having a couple of beers, just relaxing,
Speaker 1: and here's of course, shotgunning him by the dozen. And
Speaker 1: then about an hour or two later, we look around
Speaker 1: and it's hey, where did he go? And we had
Speaker 1: to form our own search party. We found him asleep
Speaker 1: in someone else's room in the top bunk. It was
Speaker 1: I know, I know, so everybody knows a guy like this.
Speaker 1: So picturing picturing just wondering in the woods, hammering and
Speaker 1: coming across a bunch of people. Hey, what are we
Speaker 1: looking for? I'm in Oh, we're looking for somebody. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna help out. Let's do it. Fella. So I'm certainly
Speaker 1: not gonna leave a man behind. And the question is
Speaker 1: how sheepish was he when he realized it was him? Oh, guys,
Speaker 1: I think we can call the search off. It's actually
Speaker 1: me all right. Maybe maybe my least popular opinion is
Speaker 1: the one I'm about to give. But I'm still right.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give it to you. Get in a second,
Speaker 1: ham miss something. There's a podcast getting on demand wherever
Speaker 1: podcasts are found, the Jesse Kelly Show. And that's why
Speaker 1: I said that. Yeah, thank you all very much. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be a bevil day. Perhaps I'll see you along
Speaker 1: the way. Hi, see you along an avel day, I said,
Speaker 1: Let's it's about the friends we made along the way.
Speaker 1: I love you man. That's the Speaker of the House.
Speaker 1: So so we're doing well. We're certainly doing well in
Speaker 1: this country. The President of the United States as we speak,
Speaker 1: is caught up by a fire with a blankie on him,
Speaker 1: being fed where there's originals, and the Speaker of the
Speaker 1: House is just blasted before noon on a Thursday. That's good.
Speaker 1: We're doing well here all right. Before we went into
Speaker 1: the break or before we yeah, before we went into
Speaker 1: the break, I did what's called in the radio business
Speaker 1: a tease. What Chris, Look, I've been doing this almost
Speaker 1: three years. I know what a tease is. And what
Speaker 1: I said was, I'm gonna voice once again my least
Speaker 1: popular opinion I give on the show. And because I
Speaker 1: have a disrespectful staff, they begin list thing all of
Speaker 1: those opinions during the break. Immediately it was the oh
Speaker 1: about you not thinking women should vote? Or Jesse, is
Speaker 1: this about the what was it? What was the other?
Speaker 1: The child I want to abolish child labor laws. And
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, I realized I've taken a couple of
Speaker 1: these opinions, but no, no, I have another one. People
Speaker 1: don't like. I don't care. It's still right. The headline
Speaker 1: is this NWSL that's National Women's Soccer League players. They
Speaker 1: accused coach Paul Riley of coercion, and I'm gonna skip
Speaker 1: the word that came before coercion because it's a family show.
Speaker 1: Just no, it's inappropriate coercion. And they say they felt
Speaker 1: under his control, and there were a couple of players
Speaker 1: They claimed. Riley's behavior went on with multiple teams since
Speaker 1: two thousand and ten. One of the players apparently ended
Speaker 1: up going out with her coach and they had a
Speaker 1: couple of drinks and apparently apparently it was a good night. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm not not sharing any details here. It's whatever. Why
Speaker 1: are men coaching national women's soccer? Why do people accept
Speaker 1: that this is just normal? And I understand we don't
Speaker 1: want to be the Taliban. Men and women are different,
Speaker 1: they're difference and biologically when you put them together, it's
Speaker 1: a combustible combination. Okay, And there are various levels of
Speaker 1: impropriety here. Okay, I'm not going to make this guy
Speaker 1: out to be Larry Nasser. By all appearances, it appears
Speaker 1: to be a consensual thing. You can argue maybe he
Speaker 1: abused his position of power or whatever, but nobody's arguing
Speaker 1: it was anything but consensual. So I'm not saying anything.
Speaker 1: I'm not getting into the details of this. Why are
Speaker 1: men coaching women's sports? Why are women coaching men's sports?
Speaker 1: Why are we still doing this and pretending like, oh,
Speaker 1: all the sexes are the same, Every gender is the same,
Speaker 1: there's no difference. That's idiotic. It in no way reflects
Speaker 1: what actually happens in real life. Why do we continue
Speaker 1: to do this time and time again? I have told
Speaker 1: you this before, I will tell you this again. The wife,
Speaker 1: as you know, was a high, high level gymnast. She
Speaker 1: was born in Ohio, but moved to Canada when she
Speaker 1: was very young and got super into gymnastics. And when
Speaker 1: I say high level, she was on the Canadian national
Speaker 1: team and then moved on to the University of Arizona
Speaker 1: on a full ride scholarship where she made nationals. A
Speaker 1: bunch like this girl lowsome. Therefore, when I met her
Speaker 1: in college ran and I was going to community college
Speaker 1: and she was going to the Ashera University, we wou
Speaker 1: don't have to go into those details. She brings those
Speaker 1: up often when I met her. You end up hanging
Speaker 1: out with your girlfriend's friends a lot, all right. While
Speaker 1: all her friends were other gymnasts, I've spent a lot
Speaker 1: of time with female athletes, a lot of them because
Speaker 1: of her. A male coach on some level abusing his
Speaker 1: position of power over a female athlete under his charge
Speaker 1: is not the exception, It is the rule. Every single
Speaker 1: one of them, practically every single one of them, had
Speaker 1: a story. And again I'm not going to act as
Speaker 1: if they're all the same. Some of the stories were okay,
Speaker 1: slightly aggressive, flirting. Other stories were as horrible as you
Speaker 1: can possibly imagine, and nothing I'm ever going to share
Speaker 1: here on a national radio show. But why do we
Speaker 1: continue to do this? Why are men coaching a bunch
Speaker 1: of teenage or twenty year old girls in swimsuits? Why
Speaker 1: why are we still pretending like everything's fine. It's the
Speaker 1: same thing. I went off on this again last night.
Speaker 1: I'm never gonna let this go. It's the same thing
Speaker 1: with naval ships. Why are we pretending like it's just okay? Oh,
Speaker 1: you know what we're gonna do. We got a naval ship.
Speaker 1: We have about two thousand young testosterone field eighteen to
Speaker 1: twenty two year old men. Let's get them on this
Speaker 1: naval ship. They need to go on deployment, a six
Speaker 1: month deployment out to see and you know what I
Speaker 1: think we should do. Let's take fifty eighteen to twenty
Speaker 1: year old women and we'll throw them on the ship too.
Speaker 1: I mean, after all, everything's equal and we're all the same, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, everything's the same? Are we supposed to? How
Speaker 1: long are we going to do this where we deny
Speaker 1: human nature forever? Forever? It drives me absolutely insane. Yes,
Speaker 1: I understand there are a million great male coaches over
Speaker 1: females out there. I just don't think this is something
Speaker 1: we should accept as society. And I feel the same
Speaker 1: thing about women over men. I should point out when
Speaker 1: we're talking about coaching, why what does it add? What
Speaker 1: are we what are we doing here? Why are we
Speaker 1: doing this? We don't have to do this at all?
Speaker 1: Is it the end of the world to acknowledge we're different?
Speaker 1: We're different? And when I bring that up about the Navy,
Speaker 1: when I bring it up about men, I'm not even
Speaker 1: crucifying men. I'm not crucifying women. I'm not crucifying this coach.
Speaker 1: He was coach of a bunch of women, professional women
Speaker 1: soccer players. So you're dude in charge of a bunch
Speaker 1: of dimes for a decade. You're basically inviting something to
Speaker 1: happen here. You're basically inviting something to happen. And I'm
Speaker 1: not looking down or judging anybody, but you're basically inviting
Speaker 1: something to happen. And look, I'll tell you there's a
Speaker 1: reason I have Chris, a new guy, Michael sitting here
Speaker 1: in the studio and not Diamond and Cinnamon sitting here
Speaker 1: in the studio. That's not because I'm a bad person,
Speaker 1: or well, I am a bad person, but it's not
Speaker 1: because they're bad people. It's because biology and human nature
Speaker 1: is what it is. Why can't we grow up? Why
Speaker 1: can't we act like grown ups anymore? Or are we
Speaker 1: so obsessed with this complete farce called equality that we
Speaker 1: can't acknowledge human nature? It drives me up the wall,
Speaker 1: drives me up the wall. All right, Well, as long
Speaker 1: as I have really, really really unpopular opinions, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go ahead and roll out another one here in about
Speaker 1: two or three minutes from now. And yeah, I get it.
Speaker 1: It's gonna get some hate. Man. Oh and don't forget
Speaker 1: Tomorrow's asked doctor Jesse Friday, Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: dot com. Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot com. Get
Speaker 1: me or ask me anything questions now, hang on? And
Speaker 1: that's why I said that. Yeah, thank you all very much.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a devil day. Perhaps I'll feel along
Speaker 1: the way. Hi, it is the Jesse Kelly Show. And
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi. Look, Nancy, hey, you're the one who's ninety
Speaker 1: years old. Far be it for me to give you guidance.
Speaker 1: But You're gonna pay for that tomorrow, all right. That
Speaker 1: all day binge drink may feel good, feel like you're
Speaker 1: twenty years old again. You're gonna feel that for a
Speaker 1: couple of days after Nancy is It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show, and once again, don't forget tomorrow is an
Speaker 1: ask Doctor Jesse Friday, get your questions in now for
Speaker 1: you new listeners. What questions you might ask? Well, on
Speaker 1: Fridays we do it a little different on this show.
Speaker 1: The whole show was your questions and it's whatever you want.
Speaker 1: Email it to Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com.
Speaker 1: Put asked doctor Jesse in the subject line and whatever
Speaker 1: you want. It can be politics, that's cool, doesn't have
Speaker 1: to be can be dumb, can be history, can be
Speaker 1: men and women whatever. Oh and one more thing before
Speaker 1: I forget. You know we did something good on this show.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously we're all just counting down the seconds
Speaker 1: until I get kicked off the air. Right, it's half
Speaker 1: the emails I get her. Please don't get kicked off.
Speaker 1: Best of luck, Jess. I mean, everybody sees this coming.
Speaker 1: At some point. It's gonna come. Well, even if it
Speaker 1: happens tomorrow, and it certainly might. We've done one decent
Speaker 1: thing on this show. You know, Medal of Honor mondays
Speaker 1: right for anyone who's unfamiliar. Every single Monday, we don't.
Speaker 1: It's nothing special. We take a Medal of Honor citation.
Speaker 1: They're all available online. They're all free. It's not like
Speaker 1: I have some special access. Every Medal of Honor citation
Speaker 1: is online. We grab one reprint it. I read it
Speaker 1: on the air. This thing is apparently really really catching
Speaker 1: on with people, and we got the coolest email about this.
Speaker 1: Get this. Jesse just wanted to let you know you
Speaker 1: inspire me to start Medal of Honor Monday in my classroom. Obviously,
Speaker 1: this is a teacher students research and report on a
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor recipient on Monday mornings. I can't tell
Speaker 1: you how this has had an impact on the students.
Speaker 1: They are amazed at the bravery shown in these stories.
Speaker 1: We are now hanging their pictures and stories on a
Speaker 1: wall outside our classroom. Thanks for the idea. You are
Speaker 1: wise in all things, but Flats will not give those
Speaker 1: up signs. It a proud Catholic school teacher in Ohio.
Speaker 1: That is stinking awesome and That's why every Monday when
Speaker 1: we do it. That's why I say it's not enough
Speaker 1: for us to know they exist. Like right now, you
Speaker 1: know they exist. They're all out there, all those medal
Speaker 1: of honor citations, they're there. But if we don't actually
Speaker 1: read them, what good does it do? Like that old line,
Speaker 1: if a tree falls in the forest and no one's around,
Speaker 1: does it make a noise? Who cares? Right? Because nobody
Speaker 1: was there. It's not enough for these things to collect
Speaker 1: virtual dust online. Let's read them, Read them to kids,
Speaker 1: Read them in front of your kids. It does make
Speaker 1: an impact. Kids don't know they're there. But I mean
Speaker 1: you didn't know they were there. Most people don't, right,
Speaker 1: that's not the end of the word. Just most people don't.
Speaker 1: They are there though, and these stories of our heroes,
Speaker 1: they're everywhere all right now. I was debating which controversial
Speaker 1: subject to take up next. I could dig into national
Speaker 1: divorce again because I have more proof of it. I
Speaker 1: could say why women should be charged more for medical care.
Speaker 1: That'll be very powerful. And I could defend parents of
Speaker 1: a fugitive. You know what, I'm gonna do something I've
Speaker 1: never done before. Chris, should I do national divorce. Should
Speaker 1: I say why women should pay more for healthcare? Or
Speaker 1: should I talk about a national fugitive and defend his parents. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll defend the fugitive. If you don't like this, this
Speaker 1: is on, Chris. I haven't talked about this story yet,
Speaker 1: simply because sometimes when people talk about crime stories, murders
Speaker 1: and kidnappings and stuff like that, I don't know. I
Speaker 1: am a sociopath, right, you know, I'm not a good person.
Speaker 1: But I feel like it's a little gross. I feel
Speaker 1: like there's not genuine care there from whatever TV or
Speaker 1: radio host or writers talking about it. It's just great clickbait, right,
Speaker 1: And this Gabby Potito story has taken the country's obsession.
Speaker 1: And for those who don't know what this Gabby Potitos
Speaker 1: story is just a brief recap. I'm not an expert
Speaker 1: on it. I only hit the thirty thousand foot view.
Speaker 1: She took off on her on a road trip with
Speaker 1: some guy, Brian Laundry, Ryan Laundry or Landry, I think
Speaker 1: Brian Laundry whatever. Yes they're together, Chris, Yes, they were together.
Speaker 1: They're a couple. They take off on a trip. Apparently
Speaker 1: she was documenting a lot of their time together on Instagram,
Speaker 1: and it's the standard stuff you would expect any young couple.
Speaker 1: I'll look at us by the canyon. We're giving smoochie smoochies.
Speaker 1: And then at some point in time he came back
Speaker 1: and she didn't. And so immediately, because it had been
Speaker 1: documented and whatnot, most of the country was one of these.
Speaker 1: Some crime stories just make people fascinated, and so the
Speaker 1: country was fascinated immediately, understandably. So where is this girl?
Speaker 1: Is she okay? You know, it's in the back of
Speaker 1: everyone's mind. I bet she's not okay, but I hope
Speaker 1: she's okay. Let's hope and pray about it. Well, cops
Speaker 1: can't find this guy. The cops cannot find this guy.
Speaker 1: And apparently, if if the reports are to be believed,
Speaker 1: and with our media, and you never know whether that's
Speaker 1: the case or not, if reports are to be believed,
Speaker 1: his parents are helping or facilitating or assisting what other
Speaker 1: word we want to I don't know. I know those
Speaker 1: words kind of mean the same thing. Apparently his parents
Speaker 1: are helping out with him not being caught. Now, let
Speaker 1: me clarify something here before I give you my unpopular opinion. Obviously,
Speaker 1: I'm not exactly a big fan of hurting women. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: we had a we had something yesterday go on in
Speaker 1: the studio right here, and the guys saw it firsthand.
Speaker 1: Someone was in our studio beforehand. They weren't supposed to be,
Speaker 1: but someone was in our studio beforehand, and it was
Speaker 1: time for us to come in and do our thing.
Speaker 1: And I saw they were in here, and immediately I
Speaker 1: get mad, because everybody knows my studio, right, It's just,
Speaker 1: you know, we got stuff we gotta get done here.
Speaker 1: We have to entertain the master. And I'm shut up
Speaker 1: Chris anyway, And so I get mad, as you can imagine,
Speaker 1: and I come storming into the door because I can
Speaker 1: see him through the window on the door, and I'm
Speaker 1: getting ready to hey, get your button get out of
Speaker 1: my studio. Now. I go storming in through the door,
Speaker 1: and then there's two ladies sitting in there, and immediately
Speaker 1: it went from get your butt out to hey, guys, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: big rush, you gotta If you guys don't mind, I've
Speaker 1: got to I've just got to use the studio, right.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is. I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 1: I'm a big sissy. I can't. I can't talk that
Speaker 1: way to women. I could definitely can't yell at women.
Speaker 1: It doesn't feel right. You can say that's old fashioned
Speaker 1: and wrong. I don't know. Maybe it is old fashioned wrong.
Speaker 1: If I ever have a scenario where I have to
Speaker 1: speak to the manager or on the phone, the restaurant
Speaker 1: screwed up the order and I call that's it. I'm
Speaker 1: calling somebody. They screwed up my cheeseburger, and the manager
Speaker 1: cuts on, Hey, this is Michelle. How can I help you?
Speaker 1: Immediately it's all, oh, no big deal. Michelle just wanted
Speaker 1: to say it was all good. I don't know what
Speaker 1: that is. So don't be hurting women. Don't be raising
Speaker 1: your voice to him unless she spends all your money. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm kidding, don't. Just just be chill with it. So
Speaker 1: I'm not defending him, not defending the alleged murder. I mean,
Speaker 1: looks like murder. I don't know. I don't I want
Speaker 1: to pass judgment here. Looks really bad. So I'm not
Speaker 1: defending any of that, all right, set said all that
Speaker 1: stuff aside his parents, though I don't know your views
Speaker 1: on family and loyalty and things like that, and I'm
Speaker 1: certainly not going to stand here and tell you what
Speaker 1: I'm about to say is correct, is morally right, because
Speaker 1: I can't say that, And you're welcome to call and
Speaker 1: lecture me about it. It's fine. I get it. Eight
Speaker 1: seven seven three seven seven four three seven three. I
Speaker 1: see parents hiding their son from the law, and I
Speaker 1: get it. I mean, is that out of line, Chris?
Speaker 1: I get it. Look, I've always got Joe Biden and
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden, not the corruption and stuff like that. But
Speaker 1: you got a son he turns out to be a huge,
Speaker 1: messed up disappointment drug head. You feel like you gotta
Speaker 1: look out for him. You're gonna get him some jobs
Speaker 1: he shouldn't get because you don't want him to be
Speaker 1: a dirt pall forever. Obviously, I'm really holding out hope
Speaker 1: my sons never murder somebody or commit crimes. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean? I want? I want fine, upstanding young man,
Speaker 1: That's what I want. But my son's my family. My
Speaker 1: family comes before all, My people come before all. If
Speaker 1: that day ever came, and please Lord, I'm just this
Speaker 1: is just a hypothetical for radio. But if that day
Speaker 1: ever came, and Dad, I'm in trouble Dad. They're after me.
Speaker 1: I need help, and we're a we're on a boat
Speaker 1: to Columbia. And I know that's I know that's probably
Speaker 1: not right. And I know you're probably throwing something at
Speaker 1: the radio right now. I get it. But my people
Speaker 1: are my people for life. They're not my people right
Speaker 1: up until the point it gets uncomfortable, they're my people forever.
Speaker 1: So there, lecture me about that. Eight seven seven three
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Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. And yes, don't worry.
Speaker 1: I have way more offensive things to talk about tonight
Speaker 1: too than just defending murderers. But but look, it's your
Speaker 1: one stop shop for offensive talk tonight here on the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. All right now, I'm gonna get to
Speaker 1: your phone calls. Am my way out about what you
Speaker 1: can call about anything tonight? I don't care? Or am
Speaker 1: I way out of bounds? Undefending my Son's what I
Speaker 1: said before the break case you missed it was this.
Speaker 1: I just simply said, I get it. I get I
Speaker 1: get hiding your son if he's a fugitive from the law.
Speaker 1: My son comes to me when he's twenty years old, Dad,
Speaker 1: I did something terrible. Help. I mean, I'm not throwing
Speaker 1: him in the car and driving him down to the
Speaker 1: cop shop. Now, if he wants to turn himself in, fine,
Speaker 1: I'll help him out, get a lawyer or whatnot. If
Speaker 1: we gotta go, then we gotta go. It's off to
Speaker 1: the mountains for us. It's just the way it is.
Speaker 1: And that's That's not that I disrespect the law or
Speaker 1: cops or anything like that. My people are my people,
Speaker 1: that's the bottom line. My people come first. And I'm
Speaker 1: not saying I'm right. I'm not. Now. I'll get to
Speaker 1: your calls about that eight seven seven three seven seven
Speaker 1: four three seven three in a moment. But what's one
Speaker 1: of the things I tell you about america communists? Now
Speaker 1: I realized that was probably a way way way, open
Speaker 1: ended question, but here it is. I'll tell you America's
Speaker 1: communists are no different than communists have always been one
Speaker 1: of the quotes that has always stuck with me from
Speaker 1: Vladimir Lenin, and I apologize. I realized. I bring up
Speaker 1: some names sometimes because I'm a huge history dork, and
Speaker 1: not everyone's a huge history dorc, and so I do
Speaker 1: that thing that I hate other people do. I bring
Speaker 1: up a name and I don't explain it all. Vladimir Lenin.
Speaker 1: He was the one who led the communist revolution in
Speaker 1: the Soviet Union nineteen seventeen. Soviet Union was this, It
Speaker 1: had the czar in charge, basically just a big monarchy.
Speaker 1: He leads the revolution of the communists and Lenin was
Speaker 1: the first of those leaders. Stalin came after Lenin, but
Speaker 1: Lenin was the first of them. And there's a quote
Speaker 1: of his that it always stuck with me, always stuck
Speaker 1: with me. He said, give me four years to each
Speaker 1: the children, and the seed I have sown will never
Speaker 1: be uprooted. That's Vladimir Lenin. And what do I always
Speaker 1: tell you about America's communists. America's communists are no different
Speaker 1: than communists have always been. I want you to listen
Speaker 1: very closely, parents to the education secretary from today, because
Speaker 1: I want to get the secretary Bassara. Do you think
Speaker 1: parents should be in charge of their child's education as
Speaker 1: the primary stakeholder. I believe parents are important stakeholders, but
Speaker 1: I also believe primary educators have a role in determining
Speaker 1: educational programming. And I think that's going to be a
Speaker 1: little out of focus what I think you're going to
Speaker 1: find across all elements of education. Since they pay the bills,
Speaker 1: they raise the kids, they probably need to be the
Speaker 1: primary spokespeople for their own kids. Did you hear that?
Speaker 1: You just heard? You just heard Terry mcculloff, running for
Speaker 1: governor in Virginia say that same thing last night. Parents
Speaker 1: shouldn't be in the class. I don't think parents should
Speaker 1: decide what we teach. This is not something that's a
Speaker 1: one off that Education Secretary Cardona simply came up with
Speaker 1: and pulled out of the sky. These people from Lenin
Speaker 1: to now, they do not look at your children the
Speaker 1: same way you look at other children. They look at
Speaker 1: your children as things to be pulled away from you.
Speaker 1: They think the people teaching your kids, and I don't
Speaker 1: just mean your communist college professors. You send them off
Speaker 1: to the people teaching your kids, they're actively trying to
Speaker 1: get them to turn on you and their country and themselves.
Speaker 1: There's nothing they want more. They know how important the
Speaker 1: youth are. We've talked about it before on the show.
Speaker 1: Who were Mouth's foot soldiers? The teenagers and college kids
Speaker 1: who ran to Paul Potts prison camps. Teenage boys, listen
Speaker 1: to Eurie Batsman from the Soviet Union when he tells
Speaker 1: you how they think and why they think that way. Demoralization.
Speaker 1: It takes from fifteen to twenty years to demoralize the nation.
Speaker 1: Why that many years, because this is the minimum number
Speaker 1: of years which requires to educate one generation of students
Speaker 1: in the country of your enemy exposed to the ideology
Speaker 1: of the enemy. In other words, Marxist Leninism ideology is
Speaker 1: being pumped into the soft heads of at least three
Speaker 1: generations of American students without being challenged or counterbalanced by
Speaker 1: the basic values of americanism, American patriotism that was in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty four. We are how far past that? Now?
Speaker 1: Forty years past that? Now, this is what they're doing.
Speaker 1: They don't look at your kids that way. And it's
Speaker 1: hard for us to understand. It's hard for you to understand.
Speaker 1: It's for me to understand when I look at someone
Speaker 1: else's kids. Man, I never want to interfere. I mean,
Speaker 1: I get I get uncomfortable. You remember when I went
Speaker 1: dove hunting a couple weeks ago, when we were saving America,
Speaker 1: protecting it from Dove's what, Chris, But you remember when
Speaker 1: I went dove hunting, and I went with my buddy
Speaker 1: and his kids along, and we had all these weapons
Speaker 1: safety talks and things like that, And even then sometimes
Speaker 1: I got uncomfortable of Hey, hey, pay attention. If it's
Speaker 1: not my son, my son's I have no problem saying that.
Speaker 1: If it's not my son, hey do I got you?
Speaker 1: Are you here? This is important because it's someone else's kid, right,
Speaker 1: that's how you are WHOA, Well, that's someone else's kid.
Speaker 1: I don't want to I don't want to interfere with
Speaker 1: someone else's kid. That kind of thinking doesn't even enter
Speaker 1: their mind. These people, these people see your kids from
Speaker 1: across the street and think to themselves, how can I
Speaker 1: get to that child? They view you, they view your children.
Speaker 1: They view everything as a cog in the wheel, as
Speaker 1: a possession of the state. You simply belong to the state.
Speaker 1: Your child belongs to the state. Why are you teaching
Speaker 1: your child values at home? Get them in school so
Speaker 1: we can teach them their proper role is to belong
Speaker 1: to the state while at the same time destroying the state.
Speaker 1: Because you can never remake the state and to a
Speaker 1: communist utopia until you bring it to its knees. So
Speaker 1: they will teach your child to despise themselves. They will
Speaker 1: teach them to hate you. That is almost always the case.
Speaker 1: Read my emails from parents who sent their kids off
Speaker 1: to universities, and they will teach your child to hate
Speaker 1: their country. Otherwise, unless you fill a child up with
Speaker 1: that much bitterness and hate, they would never accept communism.
Speaker 1: What have I told you? The one way to make
Speaker 1: sure you'll never raise a communist? Raise grateful children. All right, now,
Speaker 1: I will finally get to your phone calls eight seven
Speaker 1: seven three seven seven four three seven three. Next it
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly's show, Joining me now, founder of
Speaker 1: Young Americans Against Socialism, Morgan Zeggers and Morgan, I have
Speaker 1: to tell you one of my least favorite quotes ever
Speaker 1: is actually from a man, Winston Churchill, who I'm sure
Speaker 1: you know well the whole if you're under if you're
Speaker 1: under thirty and not a socialist, you have no heart,
Speaker 1: And if you're over thirty not a conservative, you have
Speaker 1: no brain. I despise this concept that young people are
Speaker 1: just expected to be nutballs. I think that is wrong.
Speaker 1: What say you, yeah, well, I mean that's kind of
Speaker 1: why I named the Organization Young Americans against Socialism. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I was just having a little fun with it and
Speaker 1: being coy because when I where people met me, they
Speaker 1: were so shocked that I was young and against socialism.
Speaker 1: So I was like, let's show people that people like
Speaker 1: me exist. Morgan, Okay, you start this group, and obviously
Speaker 1: you've had a bunch of success and a rising star
Speaker 1: out there. But what kind of traction is it getting.
Speaker 1: Are you getting yelled at and spit on everywhere you go?
Speaker 1: Are you finding young people to be more receptivious than
Speaker 1: you thought? I mean, Jesse, To be honest, we're just
Speaker 1: so far past the issue of socialism. The part of
Speaker 1: the work that I do is making sure that people
Speaker 1: understand socialism isn't just another tax, It's not just another
Speaker 1: government behavior or action. It's the economic step of the
Speaker 1: rise of communists. And what we're seeing in America today
Speaker 1: is not just you know, AOC pushing for the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal and other actual economic socialist policies. Instead, we're
Speaker 1: seeing the rise of tutalitarianism. Authoritarianism very serious issues. And
Speaker 1: so I named it this organization because back in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: there was a need for people to just understand the
Speaker 1: basics of socialist and what we did is interview survivors
Speaker 1: and immigrants from socialists and communist countries. But we are
Speaker 1: facing a huge, huge issue here. Moving forward in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, things are exacerbated. The game has changed, and
Speaker 1: so moving forward, I mean, we've got some big, big
Speaker 1: ideas and some big plans, and that's what's needed to
Speaker 1: combat this and save the future of America. Honestly, what
Speaker 1: big ideas give you one spoil something for me because
Speaker 1: people are hungry out there, all right, don't get a
Speaker 1: little creeped out, but I'm honestly, I'm not a prepper.
Speaker 1: I just would like to be prepared. And so I
Speaker 1: really try and normalize the concept of self reliance and independence,
Speaker 1: especially in my generation, especially with young women, because I
Speaker 1: want them to be independent. And so we talk about freedom,
Speaker 1: we talk about liberty, we talk about tyranny. But what
Speaker 1: I really want to stress to people is that we
Speaker 1: cannot rely on this system. That's the problem with socialism.
Speaker 1: It's government became the only provider of services, the only
Speaker 1: provider of products. Then that creates a reliance the people
Speaker 1: relying on the government. But it's so much bigger than that.
Speaker 1: We rely on the system, the corporations, all of these
Speaker 1: supply chains, and it's very, very dangerous, and it's going
Speaker 1: to put us in a week position in the coming years.
Speaker 1: And so I try and make sure everybody out there
Speaker 1: at a family, local, community, and individual level is prepared
Speaker 1: and very aware of what's about to happen. Okay, by prepared.
Speaker 1: Especially when you talk about young women. I love this
Speaker 1: because women are so much more vow vulnerable. What are
Speaker 1: you telling young women? What are you getting out there
Speaker 1: to them? So I'm sure it's not a shock for you.
Speaker 1: I believe in the concept of homeschooling. I understand not
Speaker 1: everybody can homeschool. But what I'm trying to talk to
Speaker 1: a lot of the young girls and even the young
Speaker 1: men in my life about is normalizing the concept that
Speaker 1: we for too many decades in America have been falling
Speaker 1: for it. For some reason, we've just had this dangerous
Speaker 1: complacency of assuming that this is just how life is,
Speaker 1: that We're just going to continue to send our kids
Speaker 1: onto the school of us every morning Monday through Friday,
Speaker 1: taking the soccer practice every Saturday, go to church on Sunday,
Speaker 1: don't go to church anymore. What am I kidding? But
Speaker 1: we have basically obliged to this arbitrary societal standard of
Speaker 1: what life is in America, and we need to start
Speaker 1: changing that perspective. And once we do that, we can
Speaker 1: understand that, oh wait, maybe I could see myself homeschooling
Speaker 1: my kids one day, or at least getting them out
Speaker 1: of public school. Maybe I could see myself spending more
Speaker 1: time at home with my family and my children instead
Speaker 1: of grinding at a nine to five corporation job every day.
Speaker 1: And so once we start to think of those little
Speaker 1: tiny changes and those perceptions that we need to change
Speaker 1: on a individual level, we're going to have a better chance.
Speaker 1: But this again all starts with mindset and family. And
Speaker 1: so if we can get men to understand that they
Speaker 1: need to do certain things and women to understand that
Speaker 1: they need to do certain things separately and then come
Speaker 1: together for that strong family unit, we're going to be great.
Speaker 1: Because strong individuals lead to strong families, lead to strong communities.
Speaker 1: And in this era of national government, not federal government,
Speaker 1: where our states, our constitution are being ignored by the
Speaker 1: Biden regime, we need to make sure we're strong at
Speaker 1: the smallest level. Ay Man, I've said all the time,
Speaker 1: it's all starting small. Starts in the family, starts in
Speaker 1: the church, starts in the city councils, starts in the
Speaker 1: sheriff's office. Everyone. Everyone loves Congress in the Senate because
Speaker 1: it's so sexy. Right, I'm a congressman, I'm a Senator.
Speaker 1: That is not where the future of this battle is.
Speaker 1: Speaking with Morgan Zeggers, she is the founder of Young
Speaker 1: Americans Against Socialism? Morgan, have you seen young people? Possibly?
Speaker 1: And this is a naive hope of an old man here,
Speaker 1: possibly because young people tend to rebel at some point
Speaker 1: in time. I certainly did. Well. The norm out there
Speaker 1: now is to be a communist scumbag. Shouldn't there be
Speaker 1: some kind of youth rebellion against that? I think so.
Speaker 1: So I see two avenues that we're facing here. First
Speaker 1: of all, about seventy percent of young Americans as of
Speaker 1: like twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, we're saying that they would
Speaker 1: vote for a socialist. This is all before COVID nineteen, right,
Speaker 1: And so everybody looks at those crazy numbers, and first
Speaker 1: of all, they assume that that means every young person
Speaker 1: in America's the next Chakeavarn. So they freak out, they
Speaker 1: get mad. They say, well, we're going to ship you
Speaker 1: off to Cuba, and you don't need to be here
Speaker 1: in America. In reality, what we have is like a
Speaker 1: small minority of radical leftists. I call them flat earthers
Speaker 1: of economics because they've seen what actual economic socialism will
Speaker 1: do to a country and they still think we might
Speaker 1: actually make it work this time. That's flat earther of
Speaker 1: economics right there. Fortunately, most young Americans that say they
Speaker 1: want socialism have no idea what they're talking about and
Speaker 1: have never heard the terms seizing the means of production
Speaker 1: or nationalized industry in their life. So I find that
Speaker 1: to be very positive because it means that they could
Speaker 1: probably just agree with us on a base of capitalism,
Speaker 1: economic independence, and classical liberalism, and we can move forward
Speaker 1: from there. So that's one point. The other aspect of that, though,
Speaker 1: is the fact that we have never before lived under
Speaker 1: a society of force. We've never felt a need. We
Speaker 1: live so luxuriously in America. That's why seventy percent of
Speaker 1: young Americans can say, sure, I try socialism because they
Speaker 1: just have no idea. So we can look at it
Speaker 1: through that perspective of now they have lived under authority
Speaker 1: in force and they are experiencing that, specifically from Biden.
Speaker 1: So they will rebel against us because finally they are
Speaker 1: being put to the task. The other avenue that I'm seeing, though,
Speaker 1: is this really it's just a new embracing of core
Speaker 1: American values, and so by that I mean family, religion, discipline,
Speaker 1: hard work. Those are on the rise again, Jesse. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you've noticed it. I notice it all
Speaker 1: the time. Discipline, respect, tradition, culture, heritage. Those things are
Speaker 1: making a comeback, and it's up to us to continue
Speaker 1: to make that happen, especially as the Left is trying
Speaker 1: to rampage against us with their own cultural revolution that
Speaker 1: looks just like moused it with the Red Army. Morgan,
Speaker 1: how old are you? Twenty four years old? You hear
Speaker 1: that everybody twenty four? Your kid doesn't have to be
Speaker 1: an idiot just because he or she is twenty four
Speaker 1: years old, Morgan, Really quickly, we've only got about a
Speaker 1: minute and a half left. I get emails all the
Speaker 1: time from parents like myself with kids who are up
Speaker 1: and coming in approaching college age. You just left college.
Speaker 1: What is the Morgan Zegger's advice. Oh, what is the
Speaker 1: Morgan Zegger's advice? I think we all have to look
Speaker 1: back to the basic concepts of what is college meant
Speaker 1: to be in the first place. If you don't have
Speaker 1: a direction, do not go to college for an undecided major.
Speaker 1: People go to college with an undecided major as their
Speaker 1: set goal and then assume that a few years in
Speaker 1: they're going to figure it out. Do not do that.
Speaker 1: Do not waste money. The second aspect of this is,
Speaker 1: if you don't need to go to college, you should
Speaker 1: not force yourself into complying with the standards of society.
Speaker 1: What I think is really important is to understand that
Speaker 1: the most fulfilling things that will come from life, our family, love, religion, tradition,
Speaker 1: all of these really great things that can't come from money.
Speaker 1: And so as long as you're able to sustain yourself,
Speaker 1: take care of yourself, take care of your family, put
Speaker 1: food on the table, think of the bigger picture of life,
Speaker 1: and do not fall for the arbitrary societal standards that
Speaker 1: are being put on us. I also want to just
Speaker 1: give a shout out. A lot of people like to
Speaker 1: use me when they're trying to convert their kids into
Speaker 1: believing in freedom, believing in independence, and so on Instagram
Speaker 1: on social media, if you find me at Morgan Zeggers,
Speaker 1: I do things, Jesse, like today I posted a picture
Speaker 1: of how I can steal carry as a twenty four
Speaker 1: year old five foot woman. Both can steal carry in
Speaker 1: my purse and appendix carry, and so I try and
Speaker 1: post pictures normalizing these concepts and talking about how I
Speaker 1: can't wait to have babies and have a husband one day.
Speaker 1: So all of those fun things that we're trying to
Speaker 1: normalize and excite the passions of in my generation. Please
Speaker 1: have them find me on social media so we can
Speaker 1: connect with all the kids out there that need it.
Speaker 1: Go find her. You'll enjoy it. Morgan, appreciate you very much.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, Jesse, I appreciate it. See, young people
Speaker 1: don't have to be dumb. They could be sharp. All right. Now,
Speaker 1: I owe you your phone calls. I'll get to them
Speaker 1: eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three
Speaker 1: right after this. But first, I told you already about
Speaker 1: Oxford Gold and how they take care of friends and
Speaker 1: family members of mine. I want to drive this point home.
Speaker 1: Though you've heard about Gold a million different times you
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'll get you some gold. They're not talking
Speaker 1: about you taking possession of physical gold. You need to
Speaker 1: have physical gold in your possession. And that's what Oxford
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Speaker 1: They I'm talking shipping it to your front door. Call
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Speaker 1: should pay more for healthcare. Next, you're listening to the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. You're welcome. Then it get me down
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. I've been teasing it to you
Speaker 1: for like two hours now, but I'm finally gonna get
Speaker 1: to your phone calls. Remember though, tomorrow is an ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday. Get your get your emails in now
Speaker 1: to Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com. We take
Speaker 1: the whole show. We answer your emails. Doesn't have to
Speaker 1: be political, can be can be stupid, history, men, women work,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. We will answer them all now I'm
Speaker 1: sure there's plenty of disagreement out there. What I had
Speaker 1: said earlier was I get the parents helping their fugitive
Speaker 1: son who probably is a murderer. My people are my people.
Speaker 1: Stephen in New York, go brother, right, Mike, question is posted.
Speaker 1: The scenario was your son was said bunday, and you
Speaker 1: wouldn't protect them. Now there was evidence that he killed
Speaker 1: ten or fifteen women. He came back to the house
Speaker 1: while you were out the argument with your wife and
Speaker 1: kill her. And that's which contacted you, which you still
Speaker 1: protect them. You put me in a bind with the
Speaker 1: Ted Bundy things. Stephen, you did that on purpose because
Speaker 1: it's actually a great point that I can't refute. All right, look,
Speaker 1: you made a great point. All right, fair enough, fair enough?
Speaker 1: Ryan also in New York, Ryan, go all right, Jesse,
Speaker 1: and I'm hooked on your show, and I just want
Speaker 1: to let you know and or Rene later tonight. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be given out. Really wanta golden tickets. The hard
Speaker 1: left in this country has been rebuilt by legal immigration.
Speaker 1: They appetite is getting bigger and bigger, and how you know,
Speaker 1: and this is my opinion. I think I'm right. The
Speaker 1: hard left and the Republican Party off fronts for the establishment.
Speaker 1: And how you can smoke out the Republicans is they'll say,
Speaker 1: I support legal immigration, so you support open boarders. Then
Speaker 1: they've rebuilt the Democratic Party. California is exhibit A. California
Speaker 1: has been rebuilt through illegal immigration and legal immigration. It's gone,
Speaker 1: forget it, gone, goodbye. Cortez could beat George Washington for
Speaker 1: the govern in the ship in California today. That's how
Speaker 1: you would know and tell people how far gone it is.
Speaker 1: The hard left is taking a wrecking ball and they're
Speaker 1: sending it right through Western civilization. And my point of
Speaker 1: view is, you know what are we doing here? Put
Speaker 1: the military on the border when you have a Republican
Speaker 1: governor to these countries who send in their illegals in
Speaker 1: our talk, send them a bill. People who come here
Speaker 1: and over state their visas well, those countries lose their
Speaker 1: visa privileges. Illegals could be easily deported out of this
Speaker 1: country if that would have been done. And I was
Speaker 1: when I was a young dude, I was a big
Speaker 1: supporter of Pat your Cannon and I knew at the
Speaker 1: time he was the right man at the right time.
Speaker 1: They called him every name in the book. They went
Speaker 1: after him like pit bulls and a meat locker. They did.
Speaker 1: Pat started talking, they did. But listen, listen, I want
Speaker 1: and that's a great phone call. Thank you listen to this.
Speaker 1: This came out earlier today. The Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 1: issued new guidelines Thursday to immigration officers. That's say, being
Speaker 1: an undocumented person should quote not alone, be the basis
Speaker 1: end quote of being deported. You heard that right. The
Speaker 1: Department of Homeland Security said it's not enough just to
Speaker 1: be here illegally. There has to be more or don't
Speaker 1: deport them. I mean, look, that's a great phone calls.
Speaker 1: He's right, there's there's no overcoming that if we don't
Speaker 1: get that right. And the problem is the GOP is
Speaker 1: so weak and scared and pathetic on illegal immigration. I
Speaker 1: don't know that they can get it right. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Tracy and Lake would Colorado go Hi? Jesse? I just
Speaker 1: I thought about what you said that your people or
Speaker 1: your people, and I totally get that view. You know,
Speaker 1: I would protect my kids, but I wouldn't break the
Speaker 1: consequences for them. I was a teacher. I saw parents
Speaker 1: over and over again constantly wanting to break the consequences.
Speaker 1: And if Brian Laundry had something to do with this
Speaker 1: poor girl's death, she paid the ultimate price for his parents,
Speaker 1: probably breaking the consequence of his entire life. And they're
Speaker 1: continuing to do that right now. Probably probably not out
Speaker 1: of roma. Yeah, that's probably a good call. That's a
Speaker 1: good that's a good point, Tracy. It probably is. You
Speaker 1: don't know what kind of parents people are. I mean,
Speaker 1: some kids just go crazy, right, some kids just go nuts. Look,
Speaker 1: everybody's gonna know why if my kids go nuts, everyone's
Speaker 1: gonna know it's my fault. But it's some kids just
Speaker 1: go crazy. Sometimes there's a wire loose, drugs, get it
Speaker 1: with the wrong group of friends. So I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't know that I want to indict the parents, but
Speaker 1: it's not a bad call. You know who knows this
Speaker 1: really well though? His teachers, like Tracy was, teachers will
Speaker 1: tell you, and I'll tell you, I've saw this so much.
Speaker 1: I've seen and this modern day and age, and this
Speaker 1: is so insane to me. But I've seen talk about
Speaker 1: enabling parents. I've seen people screw up at work, and
Speaker 1: I've grown men like grown men thirty forty years old,
Speaker 1: screwing up at work even in their twenties, and their
Speaker 1: moms have called in to speak to the manager when
Speaker 1: the manager gets their son in trouble. Can you even
Speaker 1: wrap your mind around that? Look, I'll be honest with you,
Speaker 1: I'm forty years old, and to this day, I don't
Speaker 1: think I would call my father if I got in
Speaker 1: trouble at work for screwing something up. Not because I'm
Speaker 1: worried about him calling my boss. I'm worried about him
Speaker 1: flying down here to bot me upside the head and
Speaker 1: tell me to stop being an idiot. But we live
Speaker 1: in a different time now, and I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I hate to say that I'm forty. I know I'm
Speaker 1: not ninety. I look around at so much of the
Speaker 1: values of the society now, and I know, I know
Speaker 1: you feel the same way I feel old. It makes
Speaker 1: me feel like I'm ancient, like I have no relation
Speaker 1: to these people at all. And there's a there's an
Speaker 1: ad out there right now, and it's all it's getting
Speaker 1: blasted all across social media right now, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: play it for you here in just a second. And
Speaker 1: the ad is it's a hit on Rhonda Santis heavy
Speaker 1: d the governor of Florida. It's a hit onto Santis,
Speaker 1: and everyone's making fun of the guy who made the ad.
Speaker 1: Everyone on the right, I should say, it's making fun
Speaker 1: of the guy who made the ad, and you'll hear it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play it for it's a little longer plate
Speaker 1: when we get back, and people on the right are
Speaker 1: making fun of the guy because they're all, um, this
Speaker 1: makes Rhonda Santis sound awesome. He sounds incredible. What's wrong
Speaker 1: with you? And they're not wrong? Right. I saw the
Speaker 1: ad and I was like, Wow, I like heavy D
Speaker 1: even more now than I did before. But it does
Speaker 1: reveal something about the state of our country. It is
Speaker 1: a revealing ad. I'm gonna play the ad for you
Speaker 1: just a second, and then we'll discuss it, and then
Speaker 1: we'll get to your calls. Hang on, it is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. I can't believe we've only got an
Speaker 1: hour left. I still haven't gotten to the point, so
Speaker 1: why women should pay more for healthcare? Oh, don't worry, Chris,
Speaker 1: I'll get to that in a second. But first I
Speaker 1: teased it going in some crazy, crazy dude in Florida.
Speaker 1: He's actually a lawyer, which is actually not surprising, but
Speaker 1: probably shouldn't insult lawyers quite so much. My sister as
Speaker 1: one of the dude's a lawyer. He's this hardcore lib
Speaker 1: in Florida. He hates Ron de Santis, so he started
Speaker 1: some group remove Ron I think the group is called,
Speaker 1: and they came up with an anti Rond Santis ad. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm going to play you the ad. It's a little long.
Speaker 1: I'll probably cut it off at some point in time,
Speaker 1: but I'm gonna play you the ad, and I want
Speaker 1: you to listen for something a little different. As I
Speaker 1: play you the ad, there's visual with it. We'll put
Speaker 1: it up probably on Jesse Kelly Show, the Twitter page
Speaker 1: or something like that, but there's visual of it. Not
Speaker 1: that you're missing out. It's basically people on an airplane.
Speaker 1: But I want you to listen a little differently than
Speaker 1: everyone else has listened to this. You're gonna listen and
Speaker 1: you're gonna think two things automatically. One, Wow, Rhonda Santis
Speaker 1: and Florida sounds awesome? And two, who is this idiot
Speaker 1: who thought this made Rhonda Santis look bad? But I
Speaker 1: want you to listen a little differently. I want you
Speaker 1: to understand half the country, forty five percent of the country,
Speaker 1: a significant percentage of the United States of America, maybe
Speaker 1: more than half. They hear this ad and they agree
Speaker 1: with the people who made it. Ladies and gentlemen on
Speaker 1: behalf of your cabin crew, we'd like to inform you
Speaker 1: that we have officially entered Florida airspace. Now that making
Speaker 1: our final descents, please watch this short message from Governor
Speaker 1: Ron DeSantis on COVID nineteen. Thereafter, everyone on board will
Speaker 1: be required to comply with the states forever purged. We
Speaker 1: are not doing any vaccine passports in the state of Florida.
Speaker 1: We trust people to make their own decisions in this state.
Speaker 1: We are not going to be bludgeoning people with restrictions,
Speaker 1: with mandates, in lockdowns or any of that stuff. As
Speaker 1: Governor dessentis dated. While you're within state line, none come
Speaker 1: to wear a mask if you do not have to
Speaker 1: get a vaccine. It is against the law for private
Speaker 1: businesses or schools to mandate masks or vaccine. And you
Speaker 1: have the absolute right to inspect whoever you want, whenever
Speaker 1: and wherever with COVID nineteen. Thank you for traveling. Okay, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: I think we got, we got it, we got. I
Speaker 1: could keep playing it, but I mean the really makes it.
Speaker 1: But you hear that, and I know what you think
Speaker 1: is the same thing. I thought. I've saw it first
Speaker 1: thing this morning, and I thought to myself, oh wow,
Speaker 1: heyy D's awesome. How crazy is it that half the country,
Speaker 1: half the country sees that ad and they think this
Speaker 1: sounds terrible freedom. He's letting people make their own choices.
Speaker 1: He's not forcing people. What is this madness? And you
Speaker 1: may be tempted to say something. People say to me
Speaker 1: a lot when I say half the country this and
Speaker 1: half the country that, people will say things to me
Speaker 1: like Jesse, that's not true. That's like it's like twenty
Speaker 1: percent of the country even pays attention to politics. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say something as clearly as I can, and I
Speaker 1: need you to hear me here, and it's gonna be offensive,
Speaker 1: but it's still true. Yeah, most people don't matter. I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about in the eyes of God or something
Speaker 1: like that. But the interested few people like you, they
Speaker 1: have always decided the direction of nations for the uninterested masses.
Speaker 1: I know your brother doesn't watch politics and doesn't care.
Speaker 1: He's into sports. That doesn't mean it's a bad person
Speaker 1: at all. But when it comes to the direction of
Speaker 1: the nation, your brother doesn't matter. He doesn't. Either you're
Speaker 1: interested and involved or you're sitting in the stands watching
Speaker 1: the players play. So don't say that to me. The
Speaker 1: people who are involved, half of them think like this,
Speaker 1: which takes me back to my national divorce idea. And
Speaker 1: I know what's ridiculous, and it's never gonna happen, and
Speaker 1: I get all these things. But if we're this opposite
Speaker 1: as people, if we're this dissimilar to each other, I mean,
Speaker 1: no common values at all. If we're this different, why
Speaker 1: are we still doing this? What is the point of
Speaker 1: still doing this? All? Right? Now? Speaking of what is
Speaker 1: the point, I want you to listen to this person.
Speaker 1: This person is not some pon nuts, some wing nut
Speaker 1: college kids standing on the corner. This person is an
Speaker 1: elected member of Congress with a growing growing power base.
Speaker 1: As far as the direction of this nation. Now again,
Speaker 1: you're mad about a national divorce idea, can you live
Speaker 1: with this person? Anti abortion legislators in forty seven states
Speaker 1: focused on legislating hurt and harm to push this critical
Speaker 1: healthcare out of reach. They simply put safe and necessary
Speaker 1: abortion care out of reach for our most vulnerable. Specifically,
Speaker 1: our lowest income sisters are queer, trans and non binary siblings,
Speaker 1: Black Latin x AAPI immigrants, disabled, and indigital indigenous folks.
Speaker 1: Like the roots of the anti abortion movement, these bands
Speaker 1: are rooted in patriarchy and white supremacy. They perpetuate cycles
Speaker 1: of poverty and economic inequality, and exacerbate many of our
Speaker 1: starkest health disparities. That's an elected member of US Congress
Speaker 1: that I'm about to play you. This is a doctor
Speaker 1: testifying before Congress today. Allow me to ask the question again,
Speaker 1: should we be sharing a nation with this person? Spight
Speaker 1: has not only caused a near total abortion ban in Texas,
Speaker 1: it has made it extremely dangerous to be pregnant in Texas,
Speaker 1: where our maternal morbidity and mortality rate is already unconscionably high,
Speaker 1: especially for black women and pregnant people of color. I
Speaker 1: know firsthand that abortion saves lives for the thousands of
Speaker 1: people I've cared for. Abortion is a blessing. Abortion is
Speaker 1: an act of love. Abortion is freedom. We need federal protection. Now, Okay,
Speaker 1: do you have things in common with that person? Is
Speaker 1: that somebody you want to live with. And again, I'll
Speaker 1: say this again. I know most people aren't as pro
Speaker 1: life as I am. I get that. That's fine. Chris
Speaker 1: isn't even that pro life. Even he listens to that
Speaker 1: and he's all, oh my gosh, what these people are nutballs? Nutballs?
Speaker 1: All right, you know that's enough of that heavy stuff.
Speaker 1: Here's why women should pay more for healthcare. Women build
Speaker 1: an extra eleven dollars for crying during a medical procedure.
Speaker 1: She posted a photo of her bill and captioned it
Speaker 1: mole removal two hundred and twenty three dollars. The crying
Speaker 1: was an extra eleven dollars. It was described as brief emotion.
Speaker 1: And I heard I've read this, and I thought to myself,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm not a big favor of price gouging,
Speaker 1: but you know how much more time consuming it must
Speaker 1: be to deal with women when it comes to medical procedures,
Speaker 1: just because of all the questions. And nobody's done a
Speaker 1: better brief comedy skit on this than the great Jeff Foxworthy,
Speaker 1: who lays it out pretties, thinking, well, women always have
Speaker 1: more questions than men have answers too, great example of
Speaker 1: this six seven months ago. I get a text one
Speaker 1: day the Texas please pray for Tommy was in a
Speaker 1: bad wreck. I walk into the kitchen where my wife
Speaker 1: has and said, hey, I just got a text, said
Speaker 1: please pray for Tommy. Was in a bad wreck. She said,
Speaker 1: was he driving? I said, I don't know. I just
Speaker 1: got a text said, please pray for Tommy. He was
Speaker 1: in a bad wreck. We're Carol and the kids in
Speaker 1: the car with him. I don't know. I just got
Speaker 1: a tech said, please pray for Tommy. He was in
Speaker 1: a bad wreck where the people in the other car hurt.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just got a tech said, please
Speaker 1: pray for Tommy. He was in a bad wreck. What
Speaker 1: hospital did they take him to. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: just got tex said please pray for he was in
Speaker 1: a bad ray. She said, well, you don't know anything.
Speaker 1: What do you know. I know you need to pray
Speaker 1: for time. I just got tech said he was in
Speaker 1: a bad ray. It's better than Jeff Foxworthy. All right,
Speaker 1: love the show, doc. I listened to every show while
Speaker 1: working every day. Keep up the great work, Bud. Here's
Speaker 1: my comment, and I hope conservatives get on board with us.
Speaker 1: Here it goes get behind Trump for president because the
Speaker 1: only he's the only one in the Republican Party, including
Speaker 1: to Santists that we'll get in there and fire everybody
Speaker 1: and eliminate the deep state threat we Americans are dealing
Speaker 1: with today. He will do it because he sees now
Speaker 1: how they stabbed him in the back. And we all
Speaker 1: know Trump loves to say you're fired. The reason I
Speaker 1: say wait to Santists is because Trump doesn't have to
Speaker 1: worry about reelection. So after four years clearing Washington out,
Speaker 1: he can leave office and support heavy d says I
Speaker 1: can say his name thanks me for my service, and
Speaker 1: loves to show his name is Bobby. You might be right,
Speaker 1: you might be wrong. Let's talk about Trump and de
Speaker 1: Santists and going forward. Let's get uncomfortable here in just
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Speaker 1: if Chris calls Jimmy Hendrix overrated one more time, You're
Speaker 1: just gonna hear him murder live on the air. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna reach over there and just murder him right now.
Speaker 1: Don't never speak. You know that great story about Hendrix.
Speaker 1: I've told you before. I'm gonna get back to this
Speaker 1: email and Trump versus the Santis and all this stuff
Speaker 1: in a second. One of my favorite stories of all
Speaker 1: time back when Eric Clapton was huge. I realize he's
Speaker 1: not exactly small now, but when he was like blowing up,
Speaker 1: because there was this era where all of a sudden
Speaker 1: you had these guitar god right, So Eric Clapton was
Speaker 1: one of those guys, and Townsend to Pete Townsend, Pete
Speaker 1: Townsend with the who is another one of those guys
Speaker 1: just blowing up? Wow, I'll look at this magician on
Speaker 1: the guitar, and they were buddies, they knew each other.
Speaker 1: And Jimmy Hendricks hadn't quite blown up yet. He was
Speaker 1: one of these playing underground bars and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: In fact, I'm gonna tell you an underground bar Jimi
Speaker 1: Hendricks story in just a moment, hang on a second
Speaker 1: for that. I have no idea why I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: you that. Hopefully Mom's not listening. But anyway, so Eric
Speaker 1: Clapton is hanging out with Townsend in London, if I
Speaker 1: remember it, the stories in London, they're hanging out, they're
Speaker 1: just going out on the town and joining themselves, and
Speaker 1: they go into this underground bar. And remember what they're
Speaker 1: selling right now to the masses is I'm the best
Speaker 1: guitar guy around. That's part of the appeal. Oh, Eric Clapton,
Speaker 1: Pete Townsend, I'm gonna get to watch somebody play guitar.
Speaker 1: Who I've never seen anyone do this before. They walk
Speaker 1: into this underground bar and Jimmy Hendrix is up there,
Speaker 1: just shredding on the guitar, and I forget which one
Speaker 1: of them turned to who, So I don't want to
Speaker 1: mess up the story, but one of them turned to
Speaker 1: the other. I do believe it was Clappton turned to
Speaker 1: Townsend and he said, oh no, what are we gonna
Speaker 1: do now? Jimmy Hendrix was so good. Eric Clapton and
Speaker 1: Pete Townsend looked at each other and thought, I can't
Speaker 1: do that. Whatever that is, I can't do that. That's amazing. Chris.
Speaker 1: What I understand, near the end of his life he
Speaker 1: was trying experimental jazz. He was also trying black tar heroin.
Speaker 1: I understand that it was not going to be a
Speaker 1: long career here pal. This goes back to our Leonard
Speaker 1: skynerd theory, and it's the probably the most offensive theory
Speaker 1: we've come up with on the show. Leonard Skynard is
Speaker 1: in virtually everybody's top ten, most people's top five, and
Speaker 1: should be. Leonard Stannard's a great and part of the
Speaker 1: reason is died early. You die before you get fat
Speaker 1: and rich in boring, and the music doesn't shread anymore.
Speaker 1: Same thing applies to comedians, actors, to Chris Farley theory.
Speaker 1: Who didn't love Chris Farley? If we're being honest, Chris
Speaker 1: Farley had churned out about three or four just stinkers
Speaker 1: before he passed away. I mean, I'm not hoping he
Speaker 1: passed away, but instead he went down as a legend
Speaker 1: because he's got the tiny body of work that's now hysterical.
Speaker 1: All right, don't get me distracted anymore, Chris. It's a
Speaker 1: political show. The question was the guy wants Trump to
Speaker 1: run again once? Trump to one again once, Rohn to
Speaker 1: Santist to wait, and I need to hit your between
Speaker 1: the eyes with this. I don't wave anybody's palm poms.
Speaker 1: And I know it's human nature to waive palm pomps
Speaker 1: for somebody. I get that, I understand you've got Rohn
Speaker 1: to Santists pajamas or Don Trump pajamas. I do not
Speaker 1: think that in those terms. I have met everybody from
Speaker 1: every walk of life. All men are just men. I
Speaker 1: don't feel like people are worthy of worship any of them.
Speaker 1: Not politicians, not pastors, nobody. I don't feel they're worthy
Speaker 1: of worship. I like Donald Trump. Donald Trump was an
Speaker 1: outstanding president, and full disclosure, I hated his guts during
Speaker 1: the primary. I loved Ted Cruz, I know Ted Cruise.
Speaker 1: I was all in for Cruz. And then Cruise loses
Speaker 1: the primary for Trump, and because Hillary Clinton is well
Speaker 1: the antichrist, I decided to vote for Trump anyway. Voted
Speaker 1: for him in the general, but I thought he was
Speaker 1: gonna suck, and I was blown away at how awesome
Speaker 1: he was. Blown away by it. I loved deregulating the economy,
Speaker 1: renegotiating the trade deals, foreign policy, he was outstanding. He
Speaker 1: was great on the border. It really really was a
Speaker 1: very very very good president. Not perfect, nobody's perfect. But
Speaker 1: I liked Trump a lot, best president of my lifetime.
Speaker 1: I like Rhonda Santis a lot. I think if he's
Speaker 1: ever president one day, he'll do a very good job.
Speaker 1: But I come back to this again in order to
Speaker 1: right the wrongs of this country. If you, if you
Speaker 1: have it in your heart, you want to save the
Speaker 1: United States of America. And I get that if that's
Speaker 1: what you have in your art, and I do too, right.
Speaker 1: I want I want the Spice to be the same
Speaker 1: country it was for me, as it is it is
Speaker 1: for my kids and their kids. I want to save
Speaker 1: the country. The truth is, we need the next Republican president,
Speaker 1: not not not one twenty years down the road. We
Speaker 1: need the next Republican president to walk into the Oval
Speaker 1: Office and do things that will likely lead to his impeachment.
Speaker 1: Unjust impeachment, but impeachment right away. We need a purge
Speaker 1: of the United States Military officer Corps and I mean
Speaker 1: everybody O six seven above, all of them gone. You
Speaker 1: would be impeached immediately for a drastic step like that,
Speaker 1: and yet it's necessary. We need the federal bureaucracy. We
Speaker 1: need the next guy to walk in and slash and
Speaker 1: burn the federal bureaucracy like you're like you're Sherman through Atlanta. Baby,
Speaker 1: We do, we do. It's got to be done. That
Speaker 1: there is so much institutionalized rot there. What it's done
Speaker 1: is it's separated all the communist filth from our reach.
Speaker 1: You don't get to reach most of the filth at
Speaker 1: the ballot box. Yeah, you can vote for your congressman,
Speaker 1: and you can vote for your senator, and you can
Speaker 1: vote for your president, probably twice depending on whether or
Speaker 1: not you live in a Democrat district. You can do that,
Speaker 1: but you can't reach the head of the CIA, in fact,
Speaker 1: the top five levels of the CIA. You can't reach
Speaker 1: the FBI, you can't reach the ATF you can't reach
Speaker 1: West Point. You don't get to guide the next generation
Speaker 1: of officers in our military. We have separated filth from
Speaker 1: our reach. It's beyond our grasp and so we need
Speaker 1: somebody who's willing to do drastic things to clear this out.
Speaker 1: And it's Look, the roots are deep, and you know
Speaker 1: that there's a million cheesy analogies out there. When the
Speaker 1: roots get deep enough, it's gonna hurt to pull it out.
Speaker 1: Can Trump do it? Will Trump do it? I don't know,
Speaker 1: Will Rhonda Santis? I don't know. I'll be honest, though,
Speaker 1: I am interested in saving the country, that's my number
Speaker 1: one interest. I'm not interested in Rhonda Santis, Ted Cruz,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, anybody I'm interested in saving America. Whichever one
Speaker 1: I think will get as closest to that. That's who
Speaker 1: I'm backing, period, end of story. And we cannot save
Speaker 1: the country unless the next Republican president is willing to
Speaker 1: clear at the clear out the communist filth in our
Speaker 1: military and in the bureaucracy. All right, we got jobless
Speaker 1: claims in some audio. Yikes, hang on, it is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show, and oh my gosh, we're so close
Speaker 1: to ask doctor Jesse Friday. I can taste it. Get
Speaker 1: in your questions the Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot Com.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow is gonna be a banger of a day. And yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get to this audio here in just a second.
Speaker 1: But every now and then, every now and then, I
Speaker 1: feel this need, even though I'm a bad person, I
Speaker 1: feel this need to give back. Right I want to.
Speaker 1: I've always because my mentor Michael Berry, when I was
Speaker 1: just selling RVs, he saw me and thought to himself, wow,
Speaker 1: there's somebody who can be a huge talent out there.
Speaker 1: And of course he was right, so he what Chris
Speaker 1: decided he was going to bring me along and help
Speaker 1: me along. Well. I try to do the same now,
Speaker 1: So whenever I watched EV or listen to the radio,
Speaker 1: I'm always out there looking for younger talent we can
Speaker 1: help along. Well. Just now, during the break, I was
Speaker 1: watching Tucker Carlson and I saw this guy come on there,
Speaker 1: and I'm telling you what, this human being is gonna
Speaker 1: be special. I will actually disagree with you on something.
Speaker 1: I don't think most people looked at that video and thought,
Speaker 1: I want to go to Florida. I think maybe half
Speaker 1: the country looked at that video and thought they wanted
Speaker 1: to go to Florida. I think people look at those
Speaker 1: videos you were just playing from Australia, and I think
Speaker 1: half the country wants that here. I do not think
Speaker 1: we are a one nation anymore. We are at least
Speaker 1: two separate nations. And that they're putting out attack pieces
Speaker 1: that look like puff pieces to people like you and
Speaker 1: me tells you all you need to know. Boy, I
Speaker 1: hope you're wrong. Part of me senses you're not wrong.
Speaker 1: You really are wrong. I've noticed. So I wonder if
Speaker 1: people who looked at that Rhonda Santis ad or looked
Speaker 1: at the Australia footage and said, Oh, I'm really glad
Speaker 1: the cops are beating unowned protesters with batons for not
Speaker 1: wearing masks. Maybe those people will be deterred from going
Speaker 1: to Florida or other free states. That's why I think
Speaker 1: we're already separating as a nation, because I think they are, Tucker.
Speaker 1: I think it shows that when you look at the
Speaker 1: people leaving California and going to a place like Texas.
Speaker 1: We have numbers now they are mostly Republican. It's mostly
Speaker 1: Republicans leaving New York and going to Florida. The nation
Speaker 1: is separating because we are such different people, Kentucker, What
Speaker 1: do we have in common anymore? Well, one side believes
Speaker 1: babies should be protected, the other openly brags about slaughtering them.
Speaker 1: One side believe basic biology things a man born, a
Speaker 1: man remains a man. The other side believes that could
Speaker 1: be taken care of with a scalpel and some lipstick.
Speaker 1: We don't have things in common, even our foreign adversaries.
Speaker 1: China is our enemy. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs,
Speaker 1: he's inside China. The only person deeper inside China than
Speaker 1: him is Eric Swalwell. Half the country knows China's to me.
Speaker 1: We just don't share things in common. Started to swallow.
Speaker 1: Stuff just always gets me. Remember the House Intelligence Committee
Speaker 1: sexually Jianese spy. Thank you for reminding us of that,
Speaker 1: Jesse Keller. There there was a silver lining to the
Speaker 1: dark cloud of your analysis. Great to see you, man.
Speaker 1: What a talent. Whoever that guy is, what Chris, whoever
Speaker 1: that guy is, We need to get him on the air.
Speaker 1: All right, that's enough of that. It's enough of that.
Speaker 1: You know, if everybody knows, I don't like to focus
Speaker 1: on me, Okay, I don't like to focus on myself.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna move on to something else. Now. In
Speaker 1: all seriousness, I did see this, and remember, remember what
Speaker 1: have I always said about things like illegal immigration and such,
Speaker 1: that things that sound nice are actually the meanest thing
Speaker 1: in the world. We just had fourteen thousand Haitians arrive
Speaker 1: at our border and wham, we allow them in the
Speaker 1: United States of America. Oh that sounds nice. Oh that's
Speaker 1: so nice. We didn't make them go back. That's nice. Really,
Speaker 1: here's what nice brought you. Hand of officials warning that
Speaker 1: a larger caravan of Haitian migrants are headed into the US,
Speaker 1: the country's foreign minister, warning that as many as sixty
Speaker 1: thousand migrants are making their way through Central America right now,
Speaker 1: and Griff Jenkins joins US from Mexico, where hundreds of
Speaker 1: Haitians are illegally crossing into Mexico every day. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't did I hear sixty thousand? Sixty thousand? And
Speaker 1: here's what's wild think about this. I want to just
Speaker 1: make sure we're all on the up and up about
Speaker 1: what's coming here. Let's say there are sixty thousand. That
Speaker 1: seems like a lot, but let's say there are. If
Speaker 1: they're coming up and they managed to get to our border,
Speaker 1: and as of right now, there's no reason to think
Speaker 1: they won't get to our border. Right everyone else has
Speaker 1: managed to get there. Do we really believe the Biden
Speaker 1: administration who just took a border patrol agent who happened
Speaker 1: to grab a Haitian illegal immigrant by the back of
Speaker 1: the neck. They took him and put him on desk duty.
Speaker 1: They're basically trying to destroy his career. Do we believe
Speaker 1: the Biden administration is going to turn these sixty thousand
Speaker 1: people away? I mean, let's be honest, those sixty thousand people.
Speaker 1: If they get to the southern border, they're coming in,
Speaker 1: all of them. And not only that. Remember I read
Speaker 1: it for you earlier in the show. It's now DHS
Speaker 1: policy that you don't get deported if the only thing
Speaker 1: they have on you is you're here illegally. That's just policy. Now,
Speaker 1: you don't get deported. Not only are those sixty thousand coming,
Speaker 1: if they get to our border, they'll be allowed in.
Speaker 1: They're never leaving, and then their children are never leaving,
Speaker 1: and their children after that, and their children after that.
Speaker 1: How much worse can it possibly get? I mean, how
Speaker 1: much worse can it possibly I'm not trying to be
Speaker 1: a Debbi downer here and bring you down, but we
Speaker 1: are in a serious, serious situation. It's really bad. It
Speaker 1: was really bad. Let's get to an email. So, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I don't believe there really is a Chris. I think
Speaker 1: you basically do your own board opping, or maybe there's
Speaker 1: some offsite board worker. But when you're talking to Chris,
Speaker 1: it's just you looking at a wall. Prove me wrong.
Speaker 1: Let's hear Chris speak, says, I can say his name.
Speaker 1: His name is Jacob. All right, one more time, because
Speaker 1: we get this a lot, Chris is your imaginary friend.
Speaker 1: Chris doesn't exist, which is so ridiculous because we've done
Speaker 1: this before. One more time for everybody, Chris, would you
Speaker 1: please say something? See how many times have I told
Speaker 1: you don't ever doubt me supposed menu would spur Kelly
Speaker 1: after Tuesday's show, I am doubting your men. For those
Speaker 1: who don't understand what the menu whisper things about. I've
Speaker 1: explained this before. I'm the greatest food orderer on the planet.
Speaker 1: It's just a it's a look. I didn't do this.
Speaker 1: I can't take credit for it. This is a gift
Speaker 1: from God. It's a god given ability. What Chris where
Speaker 1: God they looked at me and said, I'm going to
Speaker 1: make him this amazing food orderer. I can just look
Speaker 1: at a menu and I know exactly what to order,
Speaker 1: even if I've never been there before. Anyway, moving on
Speaker 1: here after two days after Tuesday's show, I'm doubting your
Speaker 1: menu whispering ability. When you referred to Fondue restaurants as
Speaker 1: quote a good date spot. The cheese and chocolate are
Speaker 1: both amazing, but the fact you have to boil your
Speaker 1: own meats is just this travesty. I do not go
Speaker 1: to a restaurant to cook my own food. And it's
Speaker 1: even worse on a date because then I feel the
Speaker 1: need to cook the broad's food too. This is just
Speaker 1: an absurdly bad opinion. I had always considered you the
Speaker 1: leader of the menu whispering order, but now I must
Speaker 1: say it is myself. Okay, one one. What better way
Speaker 1: is there to gauge if you're sitting there with a
Speaker 1: potential wife than to have food show up at the
Speaker 1: table that needs proper preparation. Fellas, right, I'm fellas. Let's
Speaker 1: wake up here. I don't I know she's a dime.
Speaker 1: I know you're lost in her eyes. I get all that,
Speaker 1: I get all that. How do you know she's gonna
Speaker 1: be willing to cook your dinner? How do you know
Speaker 1: she's gonna be willing to get up in the morning
Speaker 1: make the kiddos some breakfast before school. You're certainly can't
Speaker 1: be You certainly can't do that. How can I get
Speaker 1: up and take care of the kids when I'm out
Speaker 1: dove hunting protecting America? You'd take her to a fondue
Speaker 1: restaurant so you can see whether she will pick up
Speaker 1: the mantle and say, oh, no, No, I'll cook it
Speaker 1: for you. See what I mean. Everything is a test.
Speaker 1: I've long said. One of the greatest state spots you
Speaker 1: can take a woman on right away chicken wings. If
Speaker 1: she won't plow through an order of chicken wings, or
Speaker 1: at least pretend to like them, you just got to
Speaker 1: move on and find someone else. Well, that's all that.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't like chicken wings? All right? We have headlines
Speaker 1: I didn't get to in. Apparently I have lacked a
Speaker 1: little bit of focus today because there is a lot
Speaker 1: of them. Shut up, Chris, this is not the first
Speaker 1: time this week. I'm getting better at it. I'll try
Speaker 1: to get to a couple more emails and again Tomorrow's
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Speaker 1: We're gonna get the headlines I didn't get to in
Speaker 1: just a second. Remember tomorrow's Ask Doctor Jesse Friday. Email
Speaker 1: your questions now to Jesse at Jesse Kelly Show dot com.
Speaker 1: Me do the whole Friday Show off. Your questions don't
Speaker 1: have to be political, they can be whatever do a
Speaker 1: couple more emails here. Remember you can email us anything. Remember,
Speaker 1: dear Showgun, Many Guns Oracle men, you whisperer Kelly. I
Speaker 1: did it. My wife and I put our house on
Speaker 1: the market in California, sold at the first day for
Speaker 1: an absurd amount of cash. Flew to Tennessee and bought
Speaker 1: a home our first day here, no more voting read
Speaker 1: behind enemy lines. We're terrified, but also excite him. Excited.
Speaker 1: Newsom is a tyrant doing his part to destroy Paradise.
Speaker 1: We can't do it anymore. You can say my name,
Speaker 1: Thanks Glenn, Glenn. I am proud of both of you.
Speaker 1: That is awesome. Go enjoy a better life the rest
Speaker 1: of your life. And I will hate Gavin Newsom forever
Speaker 1: and all the people just like him who ruined I
Speaker 1: mean California. It is our most beautiful state. It is Paradise,
Speaker 1: and I will hate him forever for that, and I
Speaker 1: hate that they did it on purpose. Showgun Oracle the third.
Speaker 1: My condolences on your mosquito bite. Just a heads up
Speaker 1: for anyone who didn't get yesterday's show the whole things on.
Speaker 1: iHeart Google, Spotify, and iTunes. Don't roll your eyes. Chris
Speaker 1: on yesterday's show. I almost couldn't go because I had
Speaker 1: a huge mosquito bite on my ankle that I got
Speaker 1: right before the show, But I didn't even hardly mention it,
Speaker 1: and I went and did the whole show anyway. I
Speaker 1: barely made it, but I made it, with the mosquito
Speaker 1: bite being the most with the mosquito being the most
Speaker 1: dangerous animal on planet Earth based on the number of deaths.
Speaker 1: I know that your demise is near. Please know that
Speaker 1: I will wait for your request in six months before
Speaker 1: I make a pass at your dime of a wife.
Speaker 1: My question is, on our first date, should I take
Speaker 1: her to Red Lobsters as homage to you? Or should
Speaker 1: I class it up somewhere else with her like outback Steakhouse.
Speaker 1: You take my bride to red Lobster and red Lobster
Speaker 1: only on our first date? Do you hear me? You
Speaker 1: treat her right? All right? It's time for headlines. I
Speaker 1: didn't get to new. Jobless claims unexpectedly rise again even
Speaker 1: as COVID cases fell. Who writes these things? Why is
Speaker 1: it unexpected? As long as there are more lockdowns, more
Speaker 1: vaccine mandates being put into place, jobless claims are going
Speaker 1: to rise. You cannot do the things we've done to
Speaker 1: quote flight coronavirus, which hasn't accomplished anything. You can't do
Speaker 1: these things without paying a huge economic penalty. We have
Speaker 1: done this. We have done this. This was a choice.
Speaker 1: We chose this, and we chose wrong. FDA considering a
Speaker 1: half dose of maderna vaccine as a booster. Is it
Speaker 1: just me or does it seem like all these people
Speaker 1: were kind of making stuff up as they go along.
Speaker 1: Here it was masks, and then it was social distancing,
Speaker 1: and then they came out and admitted we don't even
Speaker 1: know who came up with the idea of social distancing,
Speaker 1: even though we reordered America on it. Now it's wait
Speaker 1: until you get the vaccine. And okay, you got your vaccine. Wait,
Speaker 1: it needs a booster. Okay, how much of a booster?
Speaker 1: What do you mean booster? Uh, let's try a half
Speaker 1: dost Do you think maybe we could? I know this
Speaker 1: is gonna sound wild. I mean, I don't want to
Speaker 1: sound I don't want to speak out of turn. I
Speaker 1: know this is gonna sound wild, But maybe we could
Speaker 1: figure out the right thing to do first instead of
Speaker 1: just doing something I don't want to I don't want
Speaker 1: to be crazy here. It's just a thought headline. US
Speaker 1: officials think huge surge at the border possible if COVID
Speaker 1: restriction is lifted. H Yeah, there's gonna be a huge
Speaker 1: surge at the border, no matter what. They're saying this
Speaker 1: because they want an excuse to keep the COVID restricts lockdown.
Speaker 1: The surge is coming, tens of thousands of them. You
Speaker 1: just let fourteen thousand more in poll. More. People think
Speaker 1: it's already too easy to vote. Yes, that's right. People
Speaker 1: in this country think it's too easy to vote, and
Speaker 1: yet you can't get any action from Republicans on it.
Speaker 1: Republicans will suggest voting restrictions. Democrats will scream racism. Republicans
Speaker 1: will say, oh gosh, no, I'm not racist, I promise
Speaker 1: never mind. People are with Republican Republican platforms. The platform
Speaker 1: of the Republican Party is a popular platform. The great
Speaker 1: irony in it is we simply don't have enough of
Speaker 1: a spine on the right to push it forward. We
Speaker 1: have allowed the shrieking harpies on the left to intimidate
Speaker 1: and silence our own side. Could Senator Cinema face a
Speaker 1: primary these progressives are trying to make it happen. Yes,
Speaker 1: the far radical left is going to try to primary
Speaker 1: Christen Cinema in Arizona once again. I have just a
Speaker 1: little bit of experience with this woman, not a lot.
Speaker 1: I don't know her personally, but when I ran for Congress,
Speaker 1: she was in the state legislature there. She of course
Speaker 1: did some campaign things against me. I don't care about that.
Speaker 1: That's politics. But she was widely known for a few
Speaker 1: different things in Arizona. One of them was a crafty,
Speaker 1: crafty politician. Yeah, go ahead and primary or I'm sure
Speaker 1: they're going to try. That woman is probably going to
Speaker 1: sadly be in the United States Senate for a very,
Speaker 1: very very long time. She's probably a senator right up
Speaker 1: until the point she doesn't want to be a senator anymore.
Speaker 1: Texas State troopers arrest thousands of migrants crossing the border.
Speaker 1: Critics call it unconstitutional. This is why I say the
Speaker 1: Constitution is an amazing document and sadly does not matter anymore.
Speaker 1: If you and I we decide to have a contract
Speaker 1: with each other, and it's all written down, it's on
Speaker 1: this piece of paper, it's our contract. I'm gonna do this,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna do that and that. These are the
Speaker 1: rules we're gonna live by. It's in the contract. And
Speaker 1: you just wake up one day and decide you're not
Speaker 1: following any of these rules, then we don't have a
Speaker 1: contract anymore. It just becomes a piece of paper. It's
Speaker 1: just a piece of paper. If one of the two
Speaker 1: sides has decided it doesn't mean anything anymore. And the
Speaker 1: left has not only decided it doesn't mean anything, they
Speaker 1: flat out use it as a cudgel to beat the
Speaker 1: right with. So that's where we are. Headline NYPD Hate
Speaker 1: Crime Task Force includes Chinese regime propagandists who said Gigi
Speaker 1: Ping is doing a good job. Oh yeah, China is
Speaker 1: always always, always sticking their nose and all the black
Speaker 1: lives matter crap because they understand very well. It's divisive,
Speaker 1: It recks the country, destroys the Coesian coesition of America.
Speaker 1: That's why they do it all right, Tomorrow is and
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions into Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. It's gonna be a ton of fun,
Speaker 1: that's all.