Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Friday and ass doctor Jesse Friday. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about the military taking on the American people. That'll be
Speaker 1: light and fluffy and fun. Let's talk about an AK
Speaker 1: forty seven. What do I think about those things? Why
Speaker 1: don't I laugh more on TV like I do on radio?
Speaker 1: Someone wants to argue with me about chopsticks? Will make
Speaker 1: fun of Lindsey Graham. Oh, that and so much more.
Speaker 1: It's coming this hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: I do have to play this little bit too. This
Speaker 1: is from Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. But just remember this.
Speaker 1: We call communism Marxism because that really is the governing
Speaker 1: religion behind so much of what we see. But in
Speaker 1: the end, on an even more macro level than that,
Speaker 1: what is it? What is it? Well, it's just people
Speaker 1: in power acquiring more money and power for themselves and
Speaker 1: destroying everyone else in the process. It's a tale as
Speaker 1: old as time. It's not like the communists are the
Speaker 1: first ones who have understood this concept. They may have
Speaker 1: taken it to greater extremes than other people have before.
Speaker 1: Communists really have been more willing than honestly about anyone
Speaker 1: else I can think of in world history to murder
Speaker 1: their own people. Plenty of people have been conquers and
Speaker 1: murderers and genocidal maniacs. The Communists to look at his
Speaker 1: own country and burn it to the ground. It's really
Speaker 1: really demonic. But in the end, it's just about getting
Speaker 1: richer and more powerful. Remember the Communists in North Korea,
Speaker 1: the Kim family, they own a lot of mansions. What
Speaker 1: is that? I forget what I figure? What the day
Speaker 1: of that fancy liquor is Hennessy. There's Hennessy, the current
Speaker 1: Kim his dad. He was the largest purchaser by far
Speaker 1: of Hennessy on the planet. Lennon Ate a lot of
Speaker 1: steak dinners, So did Stalin Polepot lived real well. That
Speaker 1: dirt ball in Venezuela. Oh boy, it's private air travel,
Speaker 1: pretty girls, juicy steaks. Everyone else dies, everyone else starves
Speaker 1: or is murdered by the regime. But in the end
Speaker 1: it's all just a scam. Mayor Brandon Johnson, he has
Speaker 1: been caught, if you will, dropping thirty gee's on a
Speaker 1: taxpayer money on things like hair and makeup. Dude's got
Speaker 1: a crew cut. He's dropping thirty g's on hair and makeup.
Speaker 1: And this is what he said.
Speaker 2: About sometimes story last week about your spending of thirty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars from your campaign fund for hair and makeup.
Speaker 1: Sorry, campaign fund not taxpayer money campaign funds.
Speaker 2: Can you respond to that and explain why you think
Speaker 2: that's an appropriate use of the campaign dollars too many people.
Speaker 2: Seems like a lot of money.
Speaker 3: I think it's always appropriate to make sure that we're
Speaker 3: investing in small businesses, especially minority own, black owned, women
Speaker 3: owned businesses. Our campaign spends money on food. We support
Speaker 3: black and brown owned businesses, women owned businesses, printing, There
Speaker 3: are a number of things that my campaign spends well.
Speaker 1: Of course, he's just out there helping the black and
Speaker 1: brown people. Of course, in the end, for all these people,
Speaker 1: as soon as you move from being a street scumbag
Speaker 1: and you get promoted into being an elite scumbag, in
Speaker 1: the end, it's just about money and power, like so
Speaker 1: much of the rest of it. Anyway, Hey, why is
Speaker 1: inbalding oracle? That's not very nice. Every time the topic
Speaker 1: occurs about people versus the government. You explain that the
Speaker 1: people have more arms than the government, despite not having
Speaker 1: planes or cannons or whatever. My question is, if told
Speaker 1: to attack the people, what percentage of enlisted service members,
Speaker 1: three letter agencies and Capitol police would say no and
Speaker 1: defy orders. I don't think this thought has been addressed,
Speaker 1: but I wonder about it each time. Let's say you
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Speaker 1: Now, let's have a talk. In fact, we haven't covered
Speaker 1: this story in a long long time. It's covered a
Speaker 1: story we're talking about, a book, an event in world history.
Speaker 1: But it is beneficial for what we're dealing with now.
Speaker 1: To answer the question the guy has if when when
Speaker 1: the Commies finally decide that they're in a position of
Speaker 1: power and they start ordering us to be shot, how
Speaker 1: many are going to go along with it? Army, FBI cops. Well,
Speaker 1: there's a book I've told you about many times before,
Speaker 1: one I would really recommend you read. Probably not for
Speaker 1: the kids. It's a heavy, heavy read. But the book
Speaker 1: is called Ordinary Men. That's the name of the book.
Speaker 1: It's called Ordinary Men. And here's what it's about. It's
Speaker 1: about a reserve police battalion of the Nazis in World
Speaker 1: War Two. Now, I need to clarify a couple of
Speaker 1: things about who these guys were before I just do
Speaker 1: a real brief thing on the story. Okay, these were
Speaker 1: not technically Nazis. These weren't SS types kill all the Jews, right,
Speaker 1: These were reservists. They were older. They weren't the young,
Speaker 1: twenty year old tip of the spear fighting men. These
Speaker 1: were the accountants, the lawyers, the construction workers who get
Speaker 1: called up from the reserves to do relatively relatively safe
Speaker 1: things during the war, meaning the area they were put
Speaker 1: in charge of had already been conquered pacified. All the
Speaker 1: me is gone. You bring up the reservists. Why they're
Speaker 1: essentially there to do roadblocks, to take care of crime,
Speaker 1: to just do basic things, stand guard over the armory.
Speaker 1: That's all. These guys are there for their reservists, that's
Speaker 1: what they're there to do. And the book follows the
Speaker 1: path of these guys, But the beginning is the most
Speaker 1: interesting part. It's all really ugly, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: But the beginning is the part that has always captured imagination,
Speaker 1: certainly mine. There's five hundred to these guys, and their
Speaker 1: commander gets word from on high. Hey, there's a village
Speaker 1: over here and it's full of Jews. We need you
Speaker 1: to go to this village. March all the men out
Speaker 1: of the village. They're going to go to labor camps,
Speaker 1: the women and children. You guys need to go dig
Speaker 1: a bunch of deep holes, take them into the woods,
Speaker 1: and shoot them all on the back of the head.
Speaker 1: Now I need to stress again, these are not kill
Speaker 1: all the Jews, Nazi types. Not everyone in the German
Speaker 1: army at all was like that. These are tubby reservists.
Speaker 1: And the commander, when he's given this order from on high,
Speaker 1: hates it. He's despondent, he's disgusted by it. He can't
Speaker 1: believe this is what he's been ordered to do. And
Speaker 1: so he stands in front of his unit of five
Speaker 1: hundred men and says, we've just been ordered to kill
Speaker 1: a bunch of women and kids. Anyone who doesn't want
Speaker 1: to do this, I'm giving you permission right now, you
Speaker 1: can back out of this. You do not have to
Speaker 1: do this. You're not gonna be what the court martial
Speaker 1: or there will be no punishment or anything. If anyone
Speaker 1: doesn't want to go shoot women and children, you can
Speaker 1: back out of this right now. Five hundred men. Do
Speaker 1: you know how many said I'm out? Ten four hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety men went along with it, some enthusiastically, I'm
Speaker 1: sure many, many, many, many many, most the vast majority
Speaker 1: very reluctantly. They were worried about the social stigma. I
Speaker 1: don't want to look weak in front of my friends.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do this. I don't want to
Speaker 1: do that. And the book really chronicles it from there.
Speaker 1: Go pick it up as a fascinating read. They go,
Speaker 1: they kill all these women and children. It's a terrible,
Speaker 1: terrible story. But then the book it covers these guys
Speaker 1: and the things they did from the rest of the war,
Speaker 1: and that first night after they'd killed all these guys,
Speaker 1: they were despondent, they wouldn't eat, they were drinking, they
Speaker 1: had nightmares. By the end of the war, they looked
Speaker 1: forward to the next village. It just goes through the
Speaker 1: breakdown of their morality, of their mentality, to where they
Speaker 1: went from hating it but agreeing to do it, to
Speaker 1: getting more and more comfortable with it, to looking forward
Speaker 1: to it. That is not a story about Holocaust and Nazis.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously it is. That's obviously a part of
Speaker 1: that story. That is a story about human nature, and
Speaker 1: there are a million examples of human nature. And we're
Speaker 1: going to dig into this in a little more depth
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Speaker 1: a Friday. Remember you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: jessekellyshow dot com. Chris Michael I will continue that conversation
Speaker 1: we were just having about Mexican food. I want to
Speaker 1: tell you what happened last night, and now we're going
Speaker 1: to have that conversation in front of the entire country.
Speaker 1: But this is after I finished my story. No, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you it's a great story. I'm about to help
Speaker 1: you out. Anyway, back to what we were discussing. The
Speaker 1: question in case you missed it, was, hey, what percentage
Speaker 1: of the military would fire on American citizens if they
Speaker 1: were ordered to FBI cops? What percentage? And I was
Speaker 1: telling the story, the brief, brief story of the book.
Speaker 1: Ordinary men reserve police battalion under Nazi Germany go kill
Speaker 1: a bunch of Jews. They don't want to do it,
Speaker 1: but only ten of the five hundred refused. The rest
Speaker 1: of them agreed to go along with it. Eventually they
Speaker 1: get comfortable, comfortable with it. Eventually they look forward to it. Right.
Speaker 1: So that's the story. Look, the book goes into a
Speaker 1: lot more depth. Highly recommend it, but let's set that
Speaker 1: aside for a moment because I do need to clarify
Speaker 1: a couple things, at least about that portion of the story.
Speaker 1: The guys in that battalion, that reserved police battalion, they
Speaker 1: were from a society where there was some Jewish people
Speaker 1: sucked stuff already built into them. It was already baked
Speaker 1: into the cake. No, I am not saying everyone in
Speaker 1: Germany at that time wanted the Jews to go to
Speaker 1: the death camps, not at all. Most of the Germans
Speaker 1: didn't even know about the friggin death camps. But because
Speaker 1: of some long religious tensions. Remember there were there have
Speaker 1: been religious tensions between Catholics and Jews, Christians and Jews
Speaker 1: for a very very very long time. Obviously, when it
Speaker 1: comes to Jesus or not Jesus, that's that's a big thing.
Speaker 1: And back in the day that really was you'd get
Speaker 1: physical about something like that. It's much less so today.
Speaker 1: But back then, when when both the Jewish faith and
Speaker 1: the Christian faith were more aggressive when it come when
Speaker 1: it came to enforcing what they wanted, that could end
Speaker 1: up with swords clashing, right that that was a big
Speaker 1: deal for the longest time. So there were already tensions there,
Speaker 1: and then when you build on those tensions in Germany
Speaker 1: throughout Europe actually, once the Nazis started taking over, the
Speaker 1: depth the lengths they went to to tant Judaism and
Speaker 1: Jews and the minds of the German people, it was,
Speaker 1: it was pretty deep. If you were if you could
Speaker 1: take a pole of German people back then and not
Speaker 1: asked them if they wanted all the Jews gassed and murdered,
Speaker 1: but if you were to pull the German people and
Speaker 1: ask them, hey, if you had your way, would you
Speaker 1: live around Jews, You'd be shocked at the numbers of
Speaker 1: them that would have said no, actually no, I didn't
Speaker 1: mean they're want of them gas, but they don't want
Speaker 1: them there, they don't, you see what I mean. So
Speaker 1: in the basic German population, through endless amounts of propaganda,
Speaker 1: you had already baked into the case some Jewish paper
Speaker 1: suck thing. So that is gonna skew those numbers. We
Speaker 1: just talked about five hundred men, only ten of them refuse.
Speaker 1: So now let's go to America. Let's talk about us.
Speaker 1: Let's understand a couple things. There are differences between what
Speaker 1: you asked me, meaning you asked about law enforcement, cops,
Speaker 1: three letter agencies in the military. Let's focus on law
Speaker 1: enforcement for a moment. Let's begin there. Well, it's gonna
Speaker 1: depend and this is what I mean. If the Capitol Police, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a great example, because that's the one you mentioned,
Speaker 1: we'll go with that. That's the Washington d c. Police,
Speaker 1: the police of the Capitol. That is a despicable communist,
Speaker 1: filthy organization full of a bunch of America hating freaking
Speaker 1: dirt balls. If the Capitol police were ordered to open
Speaker 1: fire on you and your family, they would do so
Speaker 1: without a moment of hesitation. Now let's go let's forget that.
Speaker 1: Forget let's set them aside. Let's use a different extreme example.
Speaker 1: Let's go to what's the reddest state in the Union, Wyoming, Idaho,
Speaker 1: somewhere like that. You know what, forget that. Let's go
Speaker 1: down south. This would be a better example. South Carolina,
Speaker 1: North Carolina. What pick your thing, and let's get out
Speaker 1: of a city. We're not in any of the big cities.
Speaker 1: Let's go to a country jurisdiction. So that's going to
Speaker 1: be run by a sheriff, not local cops. It's going
Speaker 1: to be run by a sheriff and a county that
Speaker 1: votes about ninety five percent Republican. If somebody came and
Speaker 1: ordered that sheriff to go fire on his own people,
Speaker 1: depending on where you were, that sheriff might kill you.
Speaker 1: If you pulled that in Louisiana with the wrong parish,
Speaker 1: you're they'll probably going to feed you to the gators.
Speaker 1: In a place like that. So that's going to local cops.
Speaker 1: It's going to depend on the jurisdiction. That's the truth. Now,
Speaker 1: let's set local cops aside, or you know what, along
Speaker 1: those same lines, state troopers, dude, state troopers are hardcore righties,
Speaker 1: hardcore rightings. You get into a big city police department,
Speaker 1: that's where you're going to have major problems. State troopers
Speaker 1: not so much. All right, So let's set cops aside.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the three letter agencies. These are federal
Speaker 1: government employees, and the federal government has been killing itself,
Speaker 1: bending over backwards for years to ensure that these three
Speaker 1: letter agencies are filled with people who hate you. Why
Speaker 1: do you think why do you think the FBI is
Speaker 1: recruiting at pride events? Pride events are despicable degeneracy. We're
Speaker 1: talking adults dancing naked in front of children. That's degeneracy,
Speaker 1: that's disgusting. Why would the FBI have a booth recruiting
Speaker 1: there because they're bringing those people in? Do you remember
Speaker 1: after Saint George Floyd died. There's a picture, you can
Speaker 1: go look it up if you'd like, available online. There's
Speaker 1: a picture of FBI agents in uniform kneeling before Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter. If it's a three letter agency, oh, the
Speaker 1: answer will be yes when the orders are given. Now,
Speaker 1: let's set them aside, and let's talk about the military.
Speaker 1: Before we get to the military, let's do this. Let
Speaker 1: me remind you that hard assets, they're what we have now,
Speaker 1: and they're what we're going to have going forward. This
Speaker 1: problem is not about to get better.
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Speaker 1: Do you have hard assets yet? The value you of
Speaker 1: your dollar is going down and there's no end in
Speaker 1: sight to the spending in printing. The value of the
Speaker 1: dollar is going down. What have you done to prepare yourself?
Speaker 1: Get some gold or silver, don't care what color it is.
Speaker 1: Get it in your ira, get it in your physical possession.
Speaker 1: Do not sit on this, Get on this and get
Speaker 1: what you can. Don't don't bankrupt yourself, but get what
Speaker 1: you can. Okay, eight three, three nine five gold, We'll
Speaker 1: be back. Jesse Kelly returns next. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday,
Speaker 1: remember you missed any part of the show. Download the
Speaker 1: whole thing on iHeart, Google, Spotify, iTunes. I'm answering the
Speaker 1: question about guy asked, Hey, what percentage of the local
Speaker 1: cops or the three letter agencies or the military would
Speaker 1: attack the American people if ordered to do so? And
Speaker 1: I told you, when it comes to local cops, totally
Speaker 1: going to depend on the jurisdiction. Some rural red county sheriff,
Speaker 1: absolutely not. You'll be okay. Some big city DC you
Speaker 1: better watch yourself. State troopers you'd be okay. You're in LA,
Speaker 1: watch yourself. And it just Rodney King who has to
Speaker 1: worry about the LAPD. Now three letter agencies, every one
Speaker 1: of them would just assume they're all bad because it's
Speaker 1: the ones that aren't would still full of orders right now.
Speaker 1: Set them aside. The American military, Now, this is going
Speaker 1: to depend on a lot of things. I will tell
Speaker 1: you something that I was told one third of the
Speaker 1: Green Berets. This was told to me by a Green
Speaker 1: Beret who's currently in He said, I believe one third
Speaker 1: of the Green Berets who are currently serving would attack
Speaker 1: the American people if ordered to do so. Third, that's
Speaker 1: the best the Green brays are the best of the best,
Speaker 1: the tip of the spear. That's a third of them. Now,
Speaker 1: let's work our way down. In fact, let me read
Speaker 1: this email to kind of make my point I'm about
Speaker 1: to make, and I realize it's a heavy point, but
Speaker 1: just hear me out, Jesse. I hear your point about
Speaker 1: the military being built up to turn against the people.
Speaker 1: I also hear your point about the caliber of soldier
Speaker 1: that the military is being built up with. If a
Speaker 1: group of these soldiers come and take away citizens' guns,
Speaker 1: shots rang out, I'm picturing a bunch of soldiers scattering
Speaker 1: lack of a better way to put it. The guy says,
Speaker 1: I'm not worried about it because the American military is
Speaker 1: being weakened with all this DEI diversity crap and all
Speaker 1: this other stuff. Is that I'm not worried about it.
Speaker 1: But this is actually something that should concern you, and
Speaker 1: it should concern you for this reason. In general, a
Speaker 1: strong man, a genuine strong man, is not the one
Speaker 1: you really have to worry about as much doing something
Speaker 1: evil and murderous towards you. If you see the picture
Speaker 1: of some Delta Force guy and he's got a beard
Speaker 1: and he's got a bunch of unsightly tattoos, and he's strong,
Speaker 1: and he's fast, and he's deadly, and you know it.
Speaker 1: Can that guy kill you? Oh yeah, no question, kill
Speaker 1: you me and everyone you know without breathing. But is
Speaker 1: that guy one of these hard, charging but also thinking types.
Speaker 1: Is that the type of guy who might not follow
Speaker 1: orders and he really really is not going to kill
Speaker 1: women and children for the most part. Yeah, strong men
Speaker 1: don't do that. That's not what strong men do. Now,
Speaker 1: you're filling up the military with a bunch of LGBTQ filth,
Speaker 1: a bunch of the civil rights commies. You're filling up
Speaker 1: the military with a bunch of femine Nazis and all
Speaker 1: kinds of other things. What are these people? Angry? Bitter,
Speaker 1: in weak? I remember seeing a little video of a
Speaker 1: Navy sailor. This is a couple of weeks ago, two
Speaker 1: or three weeks ago. He put some video up on
Speaker 1: his social media of him transforming into drag and in
Speaker 1: full makeup, prancing like a woman across the deck of
Speaker 1: an aircraft carry You know what I'm talking about, don't you, Chris?
Speaker 1: You saw it. I saw it to everyone saw it.
Speaker 1: That little fruitcake. That little fruitcake would follow orders and
Speaker 1: would probably very much enjoy doing so. Weak men, those
Speaker 1: are the ones you need to be worried about. It's
Speaker 1: not the strong guy. It's honestly, it's not the If
Speaker 1: you told me that I had to take my wife
Speaker 1: into a bar with a bunch of biker gangs, Bandido's,
Speaker 1: Hell's Angel types, or I had to take her in
Speaker 1: to some lgbtqbar. If you asked me which one I
Speaker 1: would feel safer with, shoot, I'd go to the biker
Speaker 1: bar right now. I love bikers. I always get along
Speaker 1: with them. Great. Is she going to hear some salty language? Yep?
Speaker 1: When I go hit the head? Is someone going to
Speaker 1: hit on her, No question about it. I'm probably gonna
Speaker 1: be just fine in that bar. The other place, well,
Speaker 1: that's where the predators are. That's where the predators are.
Speaker 1: And that's what I've tried to explain to you about
Speaker 1: what's happening in the military. Because you love the military,
Speaker 1: and I love the military, and you love America and
Speaker 1: I love America, and therefore you want the military to
Speaker 1: be strong, and you view it as something and it's
Speaker 1: going to protect America. And that's how I view it
Speaker 1: understand that the communist is not destroying the military. He
Speaker 1: is building a military. He is building a military to
Speaker 1: do exactly what you want them military to do. You
Speaker 1: want the military to do what attack America's enemies? Oh,
Speaker 1: the communist is doing the exact same thing. The difference,
Speaker 1: of course, is who do you think the enemies are
Speaker 1: versus who he thinks the enemies are? How many we
Speaker 1: have the President of the United States of America, the
Speaker 1: man who is the commander in chief, he has repeatedly
Speaker 1: called Trump supporters an end of democracy, a threat to democracy,
Speaker 1: a threat to our foundation. And this is not a
Speaker 1: one off for Joe Biden. The people who command the
Speaker 1: military think like this, talk like this, and they are
Speaker 1: building a military that will act on this.
Speaker 6: The United States and the world. O would get to
Speaker 6: the ancient Greek ideas that first taught us that we
Speaker 6: the people and the demon our democracy, can control our
Speaker 6: own destiny, and you made us believe it, and the
Speaker 6: idea that has endured for a millennia. But it's also
Speaker 6: an idea that every generation has had to fight to
Speaker 6: upholl Every generation has a defeat democracies mortal foes because
Speaker 6: in our imperfect world. Appetites and ambitions of a few
Speaker 6: forever seek to dominate the lives and liberties of the many.
Speaker 6: And sadly, we have both discussed, including the Summit the
Speaker 6: Democracies last year, that democracy is more under assault today
Speaker 6: than including in the United States, than any time in
Speaker 6: the recent past. But the Greek people know, just as
Speaker 6: the American people do, that freedom and democracy are worth
Speaker 6: sacrificing for it.
Speaker 1: That's one of a million clips I could have played
Speaker 1: for you. Remember what Coron diversity Hire said the day
Speaker 1: after Joe Biden gave that really dark speech calling Trump's
Speaker 1: supporters a threat to democracy. Remember how he had the
Speaker 1: United States Marines behind him, which is never done. You
Speaker 1: don't bring in uniformed military personnel when you're giving a
Speaker 1: political speech, if you're giving a presidential State of the
Speaker 1: Union something along those lines. Yes, when you're giving a
Speaker 1: speech as a Democrat or as a Republican, you don't
Speaker 1: bring in the military. And Corin diversity Higher was rightfully asked.
Speaker 1: She was asked, Hey, Corin, uh, the marines?
Speaker 7: Why the presence of the Marines at the speech was
Speaker 7: intended to demonstrate the deep and abiding respect the president
Speaker 7: has for these service members to these ideals and the
Speaker 7: unique role our independent military plays in defending our democracy.
Speaker 1: You're a threat to democracy. You're a threat to democracy.
Speaker 1: You you're a threat to democracy. Hey, what's with the Marines?
Speaker 1: All those guys? They defend democracy. American communist is not
Speaker 1: destroying the military. He is building a new one, a
Speaker 1: new one for a new purpose. Let me ask you something.
Speaker 1: If you think this is over the top, if you
Speaker 1: put in front of Joe Biden today AOC Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 1: pick your Democrat. If you put in front of them
Speaker 1: a bonafide member of the Chinese Communist Party who's working
Speaker 1: day and night to subvert the United States of America,
Speaker 1: or a Trump supporter wearing a Maga hat and he
Speaker 1: had to eliminate one, which one would he eliminate? You
Speaker 1: already know the answer. They're building one. Keep that in mind.
Speaker 1: All right, that's enough heavy for a little bit. Let's
Speaker 1: get on to some other stuff, all right, Hang up?
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Speaker 1: If you live like a refugee today, that means Americans
Speaker 1: will pay for everything for you. They just come into America.
Speaker 1: Here's a visa card and a luxury hotel will fly
Speaker 1: you wherever you want. Anyway, I owed you this because
Speaker 1: I promised it to you. Before I get back to
Speaker 1: the ask doctor Jesse questions. So I took the wife
Speaker 1: out last night and we went to this little local
Speaker 1: Mexican restaurant. Just I needed to get away from the kids.
Speaker 1: All right. Look, every now and then, the boys, all
Speaker 1: they want to do was rough house, and I just
Speaker 1: needed an hour was some Mexican food, okay, and then
Speaker 1: I went home and I beat the snot out of them. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we took the wife out to some Mexican food and
Speaker 1: she got the chicken fijidas. I got beef fijidas. I'm
Speaker 1: generally not a fijieda man. I'm more of an enchilada man,
Speaker 1: a case of dia man berya. Chris, you don't understand
Speaker 1: that's Mexican for a gravy or whatever. But it's delicious. Anyway.
Speaker 1: I'm not a fijeeda man much, but I got beef
Speaker 1: fijidas last night. She got the chicken fijidas. This place,
Speaker 1: they had something you could add to it that I'd
Speaker 1: never heard of. Or experience before. A lot of you
Speaker 1: may have heard of it. I never heard. It had
Speaker 1: what was called berry. You could add berry or a
Speaker 1: berry sauce or something like that too, something berry. I
Speaker 1: don't know how to say it exactly, but here's what
Speaker 1: it was. It was a bunch of Serrano peppers, and
Speaker 1: then it was kind of like a marsala sauce, like
Speaker 1: a mushroom wine sauce. It was the best thing I've
Speaker 1: ever eaten. Now you may be asking why I got it,
Speaker 1: because of course I got my bee fijidas and she
Speaker 1: got her fihidas, and she liked the looks of mine
Speaker 1: more than hers, so I had to switch it out.
Speaker 1: Best thing that ever happened to me. I highly highly recommended.
Speaker 1: It was awesome, absolutely awesome. Dear Sombrero dong Oracle, my
Speaker 1: family got some wonderful health news this week. As a Christian,
Speaker 1: of course, I immediately praise and gave thanks to the Lord.
Speaker 1: Then I've fired up some Elvis gospel music. Do you
Speaker 1: have a favorite gospel song? Swing down, Sweet Chariot and
Speaker 1: I'll have a new body or two of mine. I
Speaker 1: love the show Despise Comies, Happy Father's Day, Preach on
Speaker 1: his name is Jordan. I have always been an Amazing
Speaker 1: Grace guy. I love the song, but I have an
Speaker 1: axe to grind with the people who sing amazing Grace.
Speaker 1: This is Chris. Do you know the song? I realize
Speaker 1: it talks about Jesus, but you know the song. Everyone
Speaker 1: knows a song. The greatest verse of the song is
Speaker 1: the one almost everyone cuts out of the song because
Speaker 1: it's been covered by a million different singers, male singers,
Speaker 1: female singers, R and B, country, you name it. Everyone
Speaker 1: sings the first two and the last verse. But the
Speaker 1: greatest of the verses is the third verse. It's the
Speaker 1: one that goes through many dangers, toils and snares. I
Speaker 1: have already come. Tis Grace that brought me safe thus far,
Speaker 1: and Grace will lead me home. That's the most beautiful
Speaker 1: verse in the song. And most people don't even know
Speaker 1: what's in the song, because for some explicable reason, every
Speaker 1: one of you popstars cuts that verse out. Cut out
Speaker 1: the last one, or cut out the first one, or
Speaker 1: do me a favor and just sing the whole freaking thing.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean to start yelling, Hey lord, I didn't
Speaker 1: mean to start yelling about amazing Grace. I apologize for that.
Speaker 1: I've had a lot of caffeine today. That's gonna be
Speaker 1: on me, all right, that's gonna be on me. You
Speaker 1: know what I'll do to punish myself, well, to be honest,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be to punish myself and the boys. So
Speaker 1: I have this plan for the weekend. You see, Sunday's
Speaker 1: Father's Day. The family's already gonna take me out to lunch.
Speaker 1: I know this. I am forcing them to watch a
Speaker 1: documentary after I'm done with me. I'll make it an
Speaker 1: hour or two. I don't want to torture them, but
Speaker 1: I have to always hear you said to dork with
Speaker 1: you documentaries. You said to dork with it. Guess what,
Speaker 1: It's Father's Day. I get to do whatever I want,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna sit there and watch a documentary with me.
Speaker 1: I haven't even decided which one it's gonna be yet.
Speaker 1: And lastly, so I have this plan and the boys
Speaker 1: aren't listening right now, so I can tell you what
Speaker 1: the plan is. You know, I've told you about my
Speaker 1: burn up pistol launcher. It's these non lethal pistol launchers.
Speaker 1: They shoot pepper balls or tear gas balls or practice
Speaker 1: rounds keeping mind or kinetic rounds, which is just the
Speaker 1: hard plastic ones. Anyway, it would set all that stuff
Speaker 1: aside for a moment. Practicing with it is something my
Speaker 1: boys and I love to do. It. Just you go
Speaker 1: right in the backyard and they send you this target
Speaker 1: with it and you practice and it's a blast. It's
Speaker 1: something you can do anywhere. You know, you can just
Speaker 1: go practice with it. And I do this a lot
Speaker 1: with the boys only on Sunday. Instead of the practice rounds,
Speaker 1: I think they're filled with baby powder or something like that.
Speaker 1: Instead of the practice rounds, I'm gonna have the boys
Speaker 1: practice up close. I'm gonna tell because I do this
Speaker 1: sometimes different distances, and I'm gonna tell them, hey, we
Speaker 1: need to practice our five foot distances and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: put the tear gas rounds in there, what Chris. And
Speaker 1: it's gonna be hilarious. Absolutely, it's not gonna They're not
Speaker 1: gonna be bad. It's outside. I mean, yeah that there
Speaker 1: may be some pain, but that's not my problem anyway.
Speaker 1: Do you have your burn a pistol launcher yet? It'll
Speaker 1: save your life and you can torment your children with it.
Speaker 1: For Father's Day, in fact, it's the Father's Day gift
Speaker 1: for dad, and also says keep this thing on you.
Speaker 1: They're incredible. I love having a non lethal option with
Speaker 1: my lethal option. Burn a dot com slash Jesse, get
Speaker 1: you ten percent off b y r NA dot com
Speaker 1: slash Jesse. It'll not only save your life, you'll be
Speaker 1: able to torment your kids. Hey, Jesse, if an A
Speaker 1: case forty seven is as heavy as ten box as
Speaker 1: you might be moving, how many boxes does r huge gun? Way?
Speaker 1: That's a very good point Rambo's gun. Honestly, it is
Speaker 1: as heavy as ten boxes that you.
Speaker 5: Might be moving.
Speaker 1: It's gotta be twenty boxes. It has to be, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I listen to you every day when watching your TV show.
Speaker 1: You don't laugh like you do on radio versus TV.
Speaker 1: I understand your limits. My question is why can't you
Speaker 1: laugh on your TV show? Awesomeness on your military service?
Speaker 1: I love you man, so on and so forth. Well,
Speaker 1: I you know, I do a TV show every night
Speaker 1: on the first TV every night after this show, I
Speaker 1: do a TV show and I actually someone just asked
Speaker 1: me yesterday which one I like more? And I like
Speaker 1: them both for different reasons. TV is there's a visual
Speaker 1: element to TV that I really enjoy because I talked
Speaker 1: with my hands, and if you watch the radio show
Speaker 1: on Simulcash, you know this to be true. I talk
Speaker 1: with my hands, I roll my eyes, I make facial expressions,
Speaker 1: I do all kinds of things. I don't do this
Speaker 1: on purpose. It's just naturally how I talk and how
Speaker 1: I try to get a point across. I do it
Speaker 1: with my kids. It's just how I talk. I like
Speaker 1: that part of TV. I like that people can see
Speaker 1: me do it. However, TV is so much more structured
Speaker 1: than radio is. It is just so structured with how
Speaker 1: the breaks work and how the guests work and how
Speaker 1: everything is laid out. TV is much more scripted and structured,
Speaker 1: even though I don't have a teleprompter or writers or anything.
Speaker 1: It's just me. It's much more structured radio. I love
Speaker 1: radio because it is completely free wheeling, at least if
Speaker 1: you do it like we do it. I realize most
Speaker 1: other shows are probably a bit more structured than this one.
Speaker 1: But we don't structure anything here. The show is not
Speaker 1: scripted out. We don't write anything down. We have a
Speaker 1: bunch of stories out I'll pick my favorites and we'll
Speaker 1: just kind of riff and start talking about life and sound,
Speaker 1: and we'll joke and I'll talk about fahidas and other things.
Speaker 1: I probably laugh more on radio, because, if I'm being honest,
Speaker 1: while I like them both as far as pure fun goes,
Speaker 1: Radio's more fun. You can't do that on TV. You
Speaker 1: can't do that. All right, we still have a whole hour.
Speaker 1: I have a stack of questions, but I'm up to
Speaker 1: the task. Hang on,