Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show with a very concussed Jesse Kelly tonight, Chris.
Speaker 1: But I don't have to tell you. I feel like
Speaker 1: I've been pretty on point with a half functional brain. Look,
Speaker 1: it's still a lot more than yours. Oh it's not
Speaker 1: very nice, Chris. You know that's not nice what you
Speaker 1: just said. And remember it's Medal of Honor Monday time.
Speaker 1: We're going to get to that in a second. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: we can talk about Medal of Honor or maybe we
Speaker 1: should just stick with just playing clips of Dome. You
Speaker 1: know when we talk about our children. I know, for
Speaker 1: this group, we all believe that when we talk about
Speaker 1: the children of the community, they are a children of
Speaker 1: the community. Thanks Tom, all right, forget it, We'll get
Speaker 1: back to her. Let's talk about Medal of Honor Monday.
Speaker 1: Why we do it? Before we bring this one in,
Speaker 1: we realize we have a bunch of new listeners, which
Speaker 1: I mean, my goodness, I was getting an update on
Speaker 1: the downloads and stuff like that from last week of
Speaker 1: the podcast. Remember they podcast the show when it's done.
Speaker 1: iHeart Google, Spotify, iTunes. And it's a little taken aback
Speaker 1: by how quickly we're gaining new listeners. So if you're
Speaker 1: new to the show, you should know one. It's a
Speaker 1: very immature show, no question about that. We do let
Speaker 1: the bar eat. We don't take many phone calls, don't
Speaker 1: do very many guests. I love the sound of my
Speaker 1: own voice. It is, while a little bit irreverence, always
Speaker 1: a family show. You never have to turn it off
Speaker 1: with your kids in the car. But we do do
Speaker 1: one good and decent thing on the show every week
Speaker 1: on Mondays. We simply take a Medal of Honor citation
Speaker 1: and we read it. There's nothing special about me doing it.
Speaker 1: Everyone can and should do it on their own. All
Speaker 1: the medal of Honor citations that are all available online.
Speaker 1: They're all free. You can go pull up every single
Speaker 1: one that's ever been printed and read about it. If
Speaker 1: you're a teacher, do it with your students. Parent, do
Speaker 1: it with your kids. Don't we give me credit or
Speaker 1: anything like that for it. We need to spread the
Speaker 1: information of these men and their deeds to the next
Speaker 1: generation and let them know. No, you don't want to
Speaker 1: be that circus freak you see on TV. You want
Speaker 1: to be somebody like Miguel Keith. So, without further ado
Speaker 1: let's let's honor a marine and a hero. Huh hey.
Speaker 1: Honoring those who went above and beyond. It's Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor Monday. This took place in May nineteen seventy May eight,
Speaker 1: specifically nineteen seventy, in Vietnam, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity
Speaker 1: at the risk of his life above and beyond the
Speaker 1: call of duty, while serving as a machine gunner with
Speaker 1: Combined Action Platoon one three two during the early morning,
Speaker 1: Lance Corporal Keith was seriously wounded when his platoon was
Speaker 1: subjected to a heavy ground attack by a greatly outnumbering
Speaker 1: enemy force. Despite his painful wounds, he ran across the
Speaker 1: fire swept terrain to check the security of vital defensive positions,
Speaker 1: and then, while completely exposed to view, proceeded to deliver
Speaker 1: a hail of devastating machine gun fire against the enemy.
Speaker 1: Determined to stop five of the enemy soldiers approaching the
Speaker 1: command post, he rushed forward, firing as he advanced. He
Speaker 1: succeeded in disposing of three of the attackers and dispersing
Speaker 1: the remaining two. At this point, a grenade detonated near
Speaker 1: Lance Corporal Keith, knocking him to the ground and inflicting
Speaker 1: further severe wounds. Fighting pain and weakness from loss of blood,
Speaker 1: he again braved the concentrated hostile fire to charge and
Speaker 1: estimated twenty five soldiers who were massing to attack. The
Speaker 1: vigor of his assault and his well placed fire eliminated
Speaker 1: four of the enemy soldiers while the remainder fled for cover.
Speaker 1: During this valiant effort, he was mortally wounded by an
Speaker 1: enemy soldier. By his courageous and inspiring performance in the
Speaker 1: face of almost overwhelming odds, Lance Corporal Keith contributed in
Speaker 1: large measure to the success of his platoon and routing
Speaker 1: a numerically superior enemy force and upheld the finest tradition
Speaker 1: to the Marine Corps in US Naval Service. That's a
Speaker 1: full grown man right there. And I'm gonna mess up
Speaker 1: the name of this because I don't speak Vietnamese, nor
Speaker 1: do I speak English that well. But this took place
Speaker 1: in Kang Naig Province. Believe me, I'm sure I screwed
Speaker 1: that up. What you need to know about that when
Speaker 1: it comes to Vietnam was it was in South Vietnam,
Speaker 1: not North Vietnam, and it was known to be a
Speaker 1: haven for the Viet Cong and this is I know,
Speaker 1: this is Vietnam one O one stuff, so don't roll
Speaker 1: your eyes. But some people don't know anything about history,
Speaker 1: and they want to learn. Remember in Vietnam, we were
Speaker 1: fighting two different forces. Remember we were fighting on behalf
Speaker 1: of South Vietnam, and we were fighting against the North
Speaker 1: Vietnamese Army that's a regular army uniforms and whatnot. In
Speaker 1: the South, that's where we were fighting the guerrilla force
Speaker 1: known as the viet Cong. That's all that man in
Speaker 1: the black pajamas stuff. They weren't a regular army. I
Speaker 1: mean they were farmers and accountants. They would do day
Speaker 1: jobs by day, and then at night they go grab
Speaker 1: an ak forty seven up from underneath the pile of
Speaker 1: ice and go snipe at our guys and kill our guys.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of the booby traps and stuff you've
Speaker 1: seen like that from the movies about the Vietnam War.
Speaker 1: A lot of that is Vietcong stuff because they as
Speaker 1: guerrilla fighters. They fought like gorillas, and guerrilla fighters use
Speaker 1: things like booby traps and horrible stuff like that. Well,
Speaker 1: where Keith died, where this Marine hero Miguel Keith died
Speaker 1: as he earned his Meddle of Honor. This was in
Speaker 1: the Kang Nai province and it was known as a
Speaker 1: Vietcong just hot bad. Have you ever heard You've heard,
Speaker 1: I'm sure of the Meli massacre. Even if you don't
Speaker 1: know what it is, Chris, you know what that is.
Speaker 1: It was a platoon of our guys. It may have
Speaker 1: been more than a platoon, but a bunch of our
Speaker 1: guys were tired of getting blown up all the time,
Speaker 1: tired of seeing their buddies get sniped, and it got
Speaker 1: very frustrating for our guys over there because the Vietcong,
Speaker 1: the gorillas, remember, wouldn't fight our guys in a straight
Speaker 1: up fight. They tried a couple times in the beginning
Speaker 1: and just got slaughtered. They just didn't have the skill
Speaker 1: or firepower. So they would resort to doing what I mean,
Speaker 1: frankly they had to do, and that's trip wires, pungee
Speaker 1: pits where they put the sticks in there. They would
Speaker 1: have just things that weren't even designed to kill, like
Speaker 1: a mine would blow up and it would just have
Speaker 1: glass in it and it would blind our guys. They'd
Speaker 1: put them at head height. It was. It was really
Speaker 1: terrible and it created a ripe environment for war crimes
Speaker 1: to take place, and our guys finally snapped one day
Speaker 1: and went in massacre at a bunch of village, a
Speaker 1: village of a bunch of civilians. I mean, we're there
Speaker 1: Vietcong guerrillas in that village. Undoubtedly there were, I mean,
Speaker 1: undoubtedly there were. There were everywhere, but there were obviously
Speaker 1: a bunch of innocent women and kids too. Is a
Speaker 1: really ugly incident and just a real They put a
Speaker 1: real black eye on the war in America if you're
Speaker 1: old enough to remember, which I'm not, but I talked
Speaker 1: to a lot of people who are, and they say,
Speaker 1: I mean, that was a real turning point for the
Speaker 1: mood of the war back home. Was that me Li Massaker? Well,
Speaker 1: that me Lie massacre took place in this same province.
Speaker 1: This was just a nasty province with a bunch of
Speaker 1: nastiness in it. All. Right back to what we were
Speaker 1: talking about about how they're after your kids. I have
Speaker 1: stuff I want to get to about the US Army
Speaker 1: and the communist purge of the military. I'll get to
Speaker 1: that in a second. But I think, look, I think
Speaker 1: for the good of everyone, we should focus on Dome
Speaker 1: and so I think about this subject of our yellow
Speaker 1: school busses in that regard, because think about it, yellow
Speaker 1: school busses are our nation's largest form of mass transit.
Speaker 1: How about that everything, So guess and let's get somewhere
Speaker 1: they need to go. She has gotta be the worst politician.
Speaker 1: It's seriously, it defies belief. That's the Vice President of
Speaker 1: the United States of America. And get this, wrap your
Speaker 1: mind around this. It's it's it boggles the mind. Before that,
Speaker 1: she was a United States Senator from the most powerful state,
Speaker 1: from California. A United States Senator from Californian, a United
Speaker 1: States senator is a big deal, no matter what, from California.
Speaker 1: That's incredible. And before that, before that, she was the
Speaker 1: ag This is a human being who's reached the highest
Speaker 1: levels of political power. What Chris, Oh, believe me, buddy.
Speaker 1: We uh, we know how she got her start. But
Speaker 1: even look, I don't care that you whistle Dixie to
Speaker 1: get there. I got it. I understand. How could you rise?
Speaker 1: How could this human being rise to be vice president
Speaker 1: when she can't even talk or deliver? Lie? You know
Speaker 1: when we talk about our children, I know, for this group,
Speaker 1: we all believe that when we talk about the children
Speaker 1: of the community, they are a children of the community.
Speaker 1: It's so bad she always sounds like that. I mean,
Speaker 1: who's worse? Do you think you know we might end
Speaker 1: up having to take phone calls tonight? Who's worse? Joe
Speaker 1: Biden or Kamala Harris. Now we're not taking phone calls
Speaker 1: on that, but I mean, purely speaking wise, speech wise,
Speaker 1: it's almost gotta be Kamala, right, because at least Joe,
Speaker 1: at least Joe can blame dementia. I mean, remember that,
Speaker 1: this is how Joe Biden used to talk. I went
Speaker 1: to law school on a full academic scholarship, the only
Speaker 1: one in my class that have a full academic scholarship.
Speaker 1: Went back to law school and in fact ended up
Speaker 1: in the top half of my class. I was the
Speaker 1: outstanding student in the political science department. At the end
Speaker 1: of my year, I graduated with three degrees from undergraduate
Speaker 1: school one hundred and sixty five. That's how Joe Biden
Speaker 1: used to talk before his brain melted into tap the
Speaker 1: oka pudding. All Right, all right, all right, I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Monday. Hi, it's so good to be here.
Speaker 1: Whether I'll be here tomorrow or not, I don't know. Um,
Speaker 1: I mean, I have every intention of being here, but
Speaker 1: the concussion I'm pretty sure I have does not seem
Speaker 1: to be going away as I do the show here.
Speaker 1: In fact, the dizziness may or may not be getting worse. Hey,
Speaker 1: how many people you know what sucks about my concussion? Cruz.
Speaker 1: I gave the whole story at the beginning of the
Speaker 1: show about how I would hit a reptile expo with
Speaker 1: my son over the weekend. Don't ask he wants a snake.
Speaker 1: It's a long story. But how I went to go
Speaker 1: get some barbecue. There a barbecue stand there. So I
Speaker 1: walked up because I mean, I was graving some sausage.
Speaker 1: But I run into the barbecue stand because they had
Speaker 1: this like wooden overhang on it, and I grabbed my
Speaker 1: stuff and I bashed my head really hard. Now I
Speaker 1: have a concussion. You know what sucks. I don't have
Speaker 1: a cool concussion story. I thought, you know what I
Speaker 1: should have done. I should have lied. That's what I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do. I'll tell you what. Absolutely coming up one
Speaker 1: hour from now, I'm going to come up with a
Speaker 1: new false concussion story that's an outright lie. And that's
Speaker 1: the one we'll go with. What Chris was a barbecue
Speaker 1: worth it? Man? It was worth it. I'll tell you this,
Speaker 1: you know, and now you know, I'm not a huge
Speaker 1: barbecue fan. Not a huge barbecue fan. I don't dislike barbecue.
Speaker 1: I'll not be painted as that. But if you got
Speaker 1: to go barbecue, the best thing is not the brisket
Speaker 1: or the polled pork or all the mic back on,
Speaker 1: Chris turned to Micaul. Now, the best thing's not the
Speaker 1: brisket and whatnot. It's always the sausage. The sausage is
Speaker 1: so good. I mean it was it was. It was
Speaker 1: Halapino cheddar sausage, and they gave you a little squirre
Speaker 1: to barbecue sauce on there. And if I've got to
Speaker 1: be stuck with a bunch of circus freaks at a
Speaker 1: reptile expo, at least I can eat delicious sausage. Oh
Speaker 1: but I forgot to tell you, so I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: back to the political stories in a second. I'm distracted.
Speaker 1: So I know you're probably gonna find this shocking, but
Speaker 1: I occasionally have been known to put my foot in
Speaker 1: my mouth. I have said things that turn out to
Speaker 1: be inappropriate at inappropriate times. I know you're stunned, but
Speaker 1: I have done this several times. Well, I guess I'm
Speaker 1: raising one of those two. My youngest son, Luke, he
Speaker 1: is my little clone. He not only talks like me,
Speaker 1: walks like me, has the same interests I did. He
Speaker 1: has my sense of humor, and he has his inability
Speaker 1: to control his mouth at certain times. We're walking into
Speaker 1: the Reptile Expo, and of course, as we're walking in,
Speaker 1: there's some girl there with pink hair and all kinds
Speaker 1: of needles in her face or whatever, and just looks
Speaker 1: like just a total mess. And Luke says, hey, Dad,
Speaker 1: I bet we're gonna see some seriously weird people in
Speaker 1: this place. And I'm hanging back, and of course the
Speaker 1: wife turns them out and she's like Luke, and I'm
Speaker 1: snicker and I said, damn we are buddy, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be great. We'll be people watching, and that it's Jesse.
Speaker 1: As we get that, now, that was the setup. As
Speaker 1: we're walking in. As we're walking out, my boys, to
Speaker 1: their credit, we've taught them manners. They run ahead and
Speaker 1: they open up the doors for us to let us out.
Speaker 1: And there are droves of people still coming in, including
Speaker 1: this group of twenty. And as the group of twenty
Speaker 1: is walking in, right by us, and we're leaving. Luke
Speaker 1: turns and as loud as possible, says Dad. There weren't
Speaker 1: as there weren't near as many weirdos and freaks in
Speaker 1: there as I thought they were gonna be. The wife
Speaker 1: was horrified. I couldn't stop laughing what I thought he
Speaker 1: was banging. I'm a compliment. I don't see the big deal.
Speaker 1: It's just some emails. Remember you can email the show
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com, Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly show dot com. Jesse, we're officially leaving the terrible,
Speaker 1: hopeless blue state of ill Illinois. One. Let's pause here
Speaker 1: for a second. Illinois gets obviously a horrible rap because
Speaker 1: of Chicago, and it gets a horrible rap because virtually
Speaker 1: all their politicians end up in prison. And all that's fair,
Speaker 1: I mean, all that's very fair. I don't think a
Speaker 1: lot of people realize how beautiful the rural parts of
Speaker 1: Illinois are. When you think of Illinois, you just think
Speaker 1: of Chicago. Illinois has some beautiful country and some great people.
Speaker 1: They just get drowned out by all the blue city crap. Anyway,
Speaker 1: this place has been our home for almost thirty years
Speaker 1: I truly loved this place. As I got older, I
Speaker 1: realized how screwed this place really is. We had our
Speaker 1: dream home, acreage, horses and more. Friday at went on
Speaker 1: the market last night. We accepted an offer and we'll
Speaker 1: be out in a matter of weeks. We're packing up
Speaker 1: our camper and heading for Red America. First stop as Montana.
Speaker 1: We're going to travel until we find somewhere to raise
Speaker 1: our two young boys a better life for them. You've
Speaker 1: always pushed to move to red areas, and we're doing it.
Speaker 1: Are four year old and one year old deserved to
Speaker 1: grow up living their best lives. It will hurt leaving
Speaker 1: all our family behind, but my kids come first. Thanks
Speaker 1: for helping push us in this direction. If anybody is
Speaker 1: debating on getting out of their blue state, I recommend
Speaker 1: doing it. It feels like a ton of bricks were
Speaker 1: taken off my wife and I shoulders, he says semp
Speaker 1: or five. Brother, listen. I have said a million times
Speaker 1: I understand if you can't for work reasons or family reasons,
Speaker 1: or whatever the case may be. But I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now, if you can get out of your blue
Speaker 1: area and get to a red one, and there are
Speaker 1: a ton of reasons for this one. This may be
Speaker 1: the most important one. You'll have some kind of state
Speaker 1: power to protect you that isn't flat out weaponized against you.
Speaker 1: That's one. Two. You live your life. You live your
Speaker 1: life in a better way because you're surrounded by people
Speaker 1: who share your values. There's just something different about being
Speaker 1: surrounded by people who share your values. I mean, I
Speaker 1: played it earlier, Eric Adams, New York City mayor Eric
Speaker 1: Adams talking like this, COVID pivots and ships. If we're rigid,
Speaker 1: we won't defeat it. And so we're saying to New Yorkers,
Speaker 1: we are urging people indoors. We're mask indoors. We're not
Speaker 1: at the point of mandating mask. We're not at that
Speaker 1: point yet. We're not at the point of doing anything
Speaker 1: other than urging New Yorkers while you're indoors in large settings,
Speaker 1: social settings were your mask. I haven't seen anyone in
Speaker 1: a mask in my area in a year. And if
Speaker 1: you were a politician, you first said more. And if
Speaker 1: you were a politician down here and you stood up
Speaker 1: and said that, I don't even know that you'd survived
Speaker 1: to the next election, they'd probably issue a recall and
Speaker 1: get you out of office. It's just a different life.
Speaker 1: They're already teasing another pandemic. If you're sitting right now
Speaker 1: in New York City, listen to me on the Grade
Speaker 1: seven ten wo R. What are you gonna do if
Speaker 1: they decide monkey pox as the NETS emergency and Aiden
Speaker 1: has to put on a mask to go to school?
Speaker 1: Get out? Hang on, It is the Jesse Kelly Show,
Speaker 1: wishing you all a buenas tardez from us here. And
Speaker 1: keep in mind we're only thirty minutes away from me
Speaker 1: coming up with a brand new, completely false story on
Speaker 1: how I got a concussion. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna spend quite a yarn Chris, when
Speaker 1: it comes to how I got my concussion, I'll probably
Speaker 1: be fighting ninjas or something. I don't know. But look,
Speaker 1: you can't tell people you ran into a barbecue stand.
Speaker 1: It just doesn't sound right. All right, US Army considering
Speaker 1: letting soldiers change the base if the local laws offend
Speaker 1: their choice of gender. Okay, set this aside for a moment.
Speaker 1: Why so much of this? Why are they endless with
Speaker 1: these things? When it comes to the military. Every day
Speaker 1: there's a new outrage. It's a vaccine mandate. It's a
Speaker 1: white people are bad, It's a LGBTQ push of some kind.
Speaker 1: Now they're actually going to tell people, Oh, you're you're
Speaker 1: uncomfortable with the laws here in Texas. Oh, don't worry,
Speaker 1: we'll get you a transfer to Connecticut. Why does this
Speaker 1: keep happening? Is it just because they're so obsessed with
Speaker 1: the LGBTQ Air Force stuff. No, remember, what you're witnessing
Speaker 1: right now is the same thing communists have done everywhere
Speaker 1: they've ever taken over. What they're doing is intentional. What
Speaker 1: they're doing is purging the United States military of their
Speaker 1: political enemies. This is communism one oh one. When you
Speaker 1: have someone like Stalin, you take over because you have
Speaker 1: a different set of laws, a different set of circumstances.
Speaker 1: You just simply have your secret police force round up
Speaker 1: the generals you don't like and fire a bullet into
Speaker 1: their face. You can't do that here in America. You
Speaker 1: have to be softer about your purge, so you can
Speaker 1: go with a slight heart hard purge. That would be
Speaker 1: the vaccine mandate. I mean that took care of a few, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, how many how many people in the military
Speaker 1: who were getting who chose to get kicked out because
Speaker 1: they wouldn't take the vaccine. What percentage of those people
Speaker 1: are Republicans. Ah, let's go with a hundred, right, at
Speaker 1: least not Democrats. So there we got we got rid
Speaker 1: of them. That's a hard purge. But that's not enough.
Speaker 1: You still have a military full of type amen. Probably
Speaker 1: type amen who go to chock dot com, choq dot com.
Speaker 1: But anyway, you still have a military full of type
Speaker 1: amen whoa The communist doesn't want type amen who think. Remember,
Speaker 1: he wants unthinking robots. And maybe you've said yourself something
Speaker 1: like this, Well, why do they want a weak military?
Speaker 1: Because weak people are vicious murderous people. Strong people aren't
Speaker 1: vicious people, they're not murderous. Strong people are almost always
Speaker 1: very calm. Weak people can turn into monsters like that.
Speaker 1: So the communist needs the strong thinking alpha's out of
Speaker 1: the military. What's the best way to do that. Well,
Speaker 1: let's just wrap it all on a big pride flag flag,
Speaker 1: shall we. Because if you're in the military, and you're
Speaker 1: one of the studs, and I understand that we have
Speaker 1: a gigantic military listenership, and I love that. I still
Speaker 1: love that story about the two Marines getting busted on
Speaker 1: post in Hawaii listening to the Jesse Kelly show up
Speaker 1: in the mountains using the bandwidth download the show. That's hilarious.
Speaker 1: And I happen to know that, I happen to be
Speaker 1: friends with the major who busted them. Oh gosh, that's
Speaker 1: good stuff anyway, So I know we have a huge
Speaker 1: military listenership. If you're one of the guys, one of
Speaker 1: the studs listening to the sound of my voice right now,
Speaker 1: and I mean, you're one of the war fighters, you
Speaker 1: like this stuff? No, you despise it. Do you despise
Speaker 1: it enough to get out? Not reenlist? Maybe maybe not,
Speaker 1: but you despise it. Chances are, though, you're fed up.
Speaker 1: And I know those are the chances because I have
Speaker 1: emails every single day saying, Jesse, I'm fed up. I'm
Speaker 1: getting out. Jesse, I'm fed up. I'm getting out. And
Speaker 1: I don't blame you at all. That's a win for
Speaker 1: the communists though, right because up, look there's another type,
Speaker 1: a alpha type. Get rid of that scumbag. Let's replace
Speaker 1: him with some vicious little weakling with nineteen piercings in
Speaker 1: his face because that guy he's going to be a good,
Speaker 1: loyal soldier. And there's two parts, I remember, there's two
Speaker 1: parts to the soft purge of the military that we're seeing.
Speaker 1: There's that part where the good guys aren't going to
Speaker 1: stay in the next part probably even more damaging. To
Speaker 1: be honest with you, it's all the studs who never
Speaker 1: joined to begin with. Think about it. I mean, look
Speaker 1: at you. I can't speak for everyone. Everyone has their
Speaker 1: own reasons. One of the big reasons why I joined
Speaker 1: the Marines was I wanted to be a tough guy, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, do you remember the Marine Corps recruiting posters
Speaker 1: back before they went full Lefty two. I remember one
Speaker 1: of the main ones. I can still picture it in
Speaker 1: my It's got some drill instructors screaming in some guy's face,
Speaker 1: and it said, we don't promise you a rose garden.
Speaker 1: Marines used to advertise, Oh it sucks, Yeah, go ahead
Speaker 1: and join. It's gonna suck, You're gonna get yelled at,
Speaker 1: your life's gonna get miserable. In the end, you'll be
Speaker 1: a tough guy man. As a young eighteen nineteen year
Speaker 1: old man, I thought that was appealing I wanted to
Speaker 1: go be a tough guy who doesn't want to be
Speaker 1: a tough guy. What's that eighteen nineteen year old band
Speaker 1: thinking about them? Now? He's not looking at we don't
Speaker 1: promise you a rose garden posters. He's looking at just
Speaker 1: how gay the Marines are going to be? Does he join? No,
Speaker 1: he does n't. He's gonna go do something else. He's
Speaker 1: gonna go to college, he's gonna go to trade school.
Speaker 1: He's gonna go do something else with his talents. We
Speaker 1: need that seventeen year old in iyable on the wrestling team.
Speaker 1: We need him in the United States Army. We need
Speaker 1: him to be the next Navy seal. But we don't
Speaker 1: ever get him to be that next Navy seal if
Speaker 1: instead he becomes a welder. And there's nothing wrong with
Speaker 1: obviously being a welder. How often do I encourage everybody
Speaker 1: examined the trades. Huge opportunity there, huge money there, and
Speaker 1: you don't have to send your kids to some communist
Speaker 1: training camp for four years. But what if we need
Speaker 1: a stud one day, ten years from now to defend
Speaker 1: the United States of America and he's not there because
Speaker 1: he's at Merrill Lynch that's what's happening right now. It's
Speaker 1: a soft purge at the military and all this trans insanity.
Speaker 1: I love that even liberal psycho Bill Maher's speaking out
Speaker 1: against the trans insanity. Now. Well, if something about the
Speaker 1: human race is changing at a previously unprecedented rate, we
Speaker 1: have to at least discuss it. Broken down over time,
Speaker 1: the LGBT population of America seems to be roughly doubling
Speaker 1: every generation. I'm just saying that when things change this
Speaker 1: much this fast, people are allowed to ask, what's up
Speaker 1: with that all the babies are in the wrong bodies?
Speaker 1: Was there a mix up at the plant like with
Speaker 1: Captain Crunch's Oops Old Berry. In the wake of America
Speaker 1: about to lose abortion rights, the ACLU recently tweeted a
Speaker 1: list of those who would be disproportionately harmed by this.
Speaker 1: You would think women might top that list. No, wasn't
Speaker 1: even on the list. Second on the list was LGBT. Really,
Speaker 1: abortion rights affects gay and transpeople more than you know breeders.
Speaker 1: I'm happy for LGBT folks that we now live in
Speaker 1: an age where they can live their authentic lives openly,
Speaker 1: and we should always be mindful of respecting and protecting.
Speaker 1: But someone needs to say it not everything's about you,
Speaker 1: And it's okay to ask when you've lost Bill Mauer.
Speaker 1: But again, this comes back to the military stuff. People
Speaker 1: in the military, people who were already in, people who
Speaker 1: might want to be in. They don't want to hear
Speaker 1: this crap. They don't want to live around it, they
Speaker 1: don't want to work under it. Remember, the people in
Speaker 1: charge of you have a tremendous amount of power over
Speaker 1: you in the military. The things I hear right now,
Speaker 1: the things I hear about the open anti white racism
Speaker 1: taking place in the military right now, it's stuff that
Speaker 1: will make the hair on the back of your next
Speaker 1: stand up crazy. What has happened out there? All right?
Speaker 1: Speaking of the military, somebody wants the military deployed against you.
Speaker 1: Kind of a big deal. No, we're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: that in just a second. Before we get to that,
Speaker 1: let's talk about inflation and what they're saying right now.
Speaker 1: I mean, you read I read you the headlines every day.
Speaker 1: I know you're reading it. It's no longer transitory inflation
Speaker 1: is going to get worse. How bad they're not even
Speaker 1: saying anymore. Get some gold in your session. Oxford Gold
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Speaker 1: The value of gold will never be zero because gold
Speaker 1: has been valued since the beginning of mankind. Get some
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Speaker 1: gonna collapse. I don't know, it's sure. Might I know
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Speaker 1: you know, to those who think those in America who
Speaker 1: believe that my extreme maga colleagues aren't coming for you.
Speaker 1: They are coming for you. They are coming for your rights.
Speaker 1: We have heard today absolute proof. Does she not sound
Speaker 1: like the most annoying human being in the history of mankind?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, I'm gonna get to some emails here in
Speaker 1: a minute, and we're gonna talk about the military. Here's
Speaker 1: Brian Deese, White House spokesman, lying through his teeth. How
Speaker 1: do we get to the point where the United States
Speaker 1: of America has to airlift baby formula from another country
Speaker 1: in order to feed it's children. Look, it's a reasonable question,
Speaker 1: and it's frustrating. I'm a parent, and we look and
Speaker 1: we say, nothing could be more important than the health
Speaker 1: and the safety of our babies. We have to take
Speaker 1: safety very seriously. And part of what happened here was
Speaker 1: that we had a manufacturer that wasn't following the rules
Speaker 1: and that was making formula that had the risk of
Speaker 1: making babies sick. So we have to take action on
Speaker 1: that front. But there's a bigger route to your question,
Speaker 1: which is how did we end up in a market
Speaker 1: where we have three companies that control ninety percent of
Speaker 1: the market. It goes back to this question of how
Speaker 1: we can bring more competition in our economy, have more
Speaker 1: providers of this formula so that no individual company has
Speaker 1: this much control over supply chains. Why do we have
Speaker 1: only three companies that make baby formula three or four? Why? Why?
Speaker 1: It's that it's because of the government. Stupid, because the
Speaker 1: government continues to hand out insane regulations. Our baby formula
Speaker 1: is actually less healthy than European baby formula because of
Speaker 1: the FDA, Because of the FDA. Oh and how does
Speaker 1: that happen? By the way, how does one go about
Speaker 1: getting your baby formula recipe approved by the FDA? Well,
Speaker 1: let's remember, courtesy of an undercover video from Project Veritas,
Speaker 1: the FDA was pretty open about how you get that approval.
Speaker 1: Biden wants to manoculate as many people as possible, so
Speaker 1: you can have to get an annual shot. I mean
Speaker 1: hasn't formally announced yet. Like Riley going out, the bug companies,
Speaker 1: the food companies, the vaccine companies, they pay us one
Speaker 1: hundreds of millions dollars a year is to hire and
Speaker 1: keep the reviewers to improve their projects. If they can
Speaker 1: get every person required and an annual vaccine, that is
Speaker 1: a recurring return of money going into their company. So
Speaker 1: how do you know it's already getting approved. Well, they're
Speaker 1: not going to I mean, just from everything I've heard,
Speaker 1: they're not going to not approval. That's how you get
Speaker 1: three or four companies that have the approval to make
Speaker 1: the baby formula. Why because big companies have big pocketbooks
Speaker 1: and they can afford to lobby the governments to put
Speaker 1: more regulations on the market, which crowds out the smaller companies.
Speaker 1: Remember this. Remember big business is not your friend, not
Speaker 1: big oil companies, not big baby formula companies, not big banks,
Speaker 1: not big anything. Because we have such a government corporate
Speaker 1: partnership right now in this country. That's disgusting that the
Speaker 1: corporation simply spend a fortune to lobby the government to
Speaker 1: actually put more regulations on them because they can afford
Speaker 1: the changes, and it crowds out their smaller competition. Why
Speaker 1: do we only have a few baby formula companies because
Speaker 1: of the government. Why do the big oil companies, why
Speaker 1: do they spend so much time lobbying for more green energy?
Speaker 1: That doesn't make sense, Well, of course it does. When
Speaker 1: you figure out that Exxon Mobile can afford all the
Speaker 1: new regulations in the world, the smaller upstart oil company
Speaker 1: cannot Exon wins in the end. When the smaller company
Speaker 1: goes away tired of these dagon companies, do you know what,
Speaker 1: it's actually a great transition. I appreciate pure Talk. I
Speaker 1: love that I get emails from you about how wonderful
Speaker 1: your customer experience has been with pure Talk. Because we
Speaker 1: have these cell phone companies like Verizon, an AT and
Speaker 1: T and T Mobile, and they just dump on us
Speaker 1: every chance they get, They dump on our values every
Speaker 1: chance they get. We got Pride Month coming up. Go
Speaker 1: look at what Verizon does at and T T Mobile does.
Speaker 1: Pure Talk has never done anything like that and never will.
Speaker 1: Their CEO is a Vietnam veteran. They love this country.
Speaker 1: They love the country so much. They actually have American
Speaker 1: customer service. I swear I don't remember the last time
Speaker 1: I called customer service and got to speak to an
Speaker 1: American who speaks English, and they're so pleasant. Oh and
Speaker 1: the little thing about saving over nine hundred dollars a year,
Speaker 1: that's what the average family is saving right now. Doesn't
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Speaker 1: say Jesse Kelly. All right, lets get to a couple
Speaker 1: of emails before I get to this National Guard deployment stuff.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget how the FBI Director James Coby's deep
Speaker 1: state aided an abetted Hillary Clinton in her campaign and
Speaker 1: pushing a false narrative of the Russian collusion. When the
Speaker 1: Clinton campaign orchestrated the allegations through collusion with the British partisans. Look,
Speaker 1: Hillary's been making news, making noise in the news because
Speaker 1: right now there's a trial going on of Clinton campaign
Speaker 1: lawyer Sessman, and it looks really bad, looks really bad
Speaker 1: because Hillary lied and Sessmen lied, and they got the
Speaker 1: FBI to do their bidding and attack Donald Trump. But
Speaker 1: I think people are misreading this and they're attacking the
Speaker 1: wrong thing. I don't defend Hillary Clinton obviously, not a
Speaker 1: big Hillary Clinton fan, but a political opponent lying about
Speaker 1: the other guy. It's hardly news, and it's really hardly
Speaker 1: even a shock. That's what happens. That's politics. They've been
Speaker 1: lying about a political opponent's been lying about each other
Speaker 1: since time began. Remember Thomas Jefferson and John Adams once
Speaker 1: accused each other of pedophilia. That's politics. It's a contacts board.
Speaker 1: The real story here is not that Hillary Clinton lied.
Speaker 1: The real story here is we have a Federal Bureau
Speaker 1: of Investigation that acted on those lies, acted on those lies.
Speaker 1: The danger we have in this country, the real danger
Speaker 1: It isn't necessarily the media. It isn't necessary early Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: It isn't It isn't Hollywood. I mean, all these things
Speaker 1: matter right. The real danger, the major danger is we
Speaker 1: have a federal government full of communist activists and communist
Speaker 1: activists who have the power to destroy your life and
Speaker 1: destroy my life. The danger isn't from Hillary Clinton lying.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton lies in her sleep. Hillary Clinton lies all
Speaker 1: the time she's at Clinton. Of course she's going to lie.
Speaker 1: Of course she's going to smear. Of course she's going
Speaker 1: to make things up about Donald Trump. The danger is
Speaker 1: we have a federal Bureau of Investigation who acts on
Speaker 1: the lies on behalf of the Democratic Party. Because the
Speaker 1: Federal Bureau of Investigation has the power to destroy your life.
Speaker 1: All right, Remember, you can email the show your love,
Speaker 1: your hey, your death threats to Jesse at Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show dot com, Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com.
Speaker 1: And yes, I have a concussion. I have a concussion
Speaker 1: from running into a barbecue stand. I have given you
Speaker 1: my word, and I'm gonna follow up on that. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna come up with a way cooler story that's absolutely false,
Speaker 1: and that's the one I'm sticking with next