Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday. As we turned
Speaker 2: through everything out there now, but there's good things happening
Speaker 2: right now. I understand you're frustrated with a couple of things.
Speaker 2: We'll get to those in a little bit. But here's
Speaker 2: a bad thing that's happening. First, let's recap what I said.
Speaker 2: I almost had Jewish producer Chris go back and pull
Speaker 2: me saying this, but then, you know what, I didn't
Speaker 2: want to have to deal with the eye rolls and
Speaker 2: the old brother and I have to I hate my
Speaker 2: life and things like that from Chris. So I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna go ahead and recap it for you and for Chris.
Speaker 2: The mass importation of foreigners into a country is like
Speaker 2: a d and the country gets hooked on the drug.
Speaker 2: It becomes addictive. Now, just like a drug, it's harmful,
Speaker 2: it's harmful to the body. It's in fact killing the body,
Speaker 2: it's killing the country. However, addiction is powerful and people struggle.
Speaker 2: Sometimes sometimes people never overcome it. People struggle to overcome addictions,
Speaker 2: even addictions they know are bad for them. But maybe
Speaker 2: that's you listening to me right now. By the way,
Speaker 2: I do believe you will win if you keep struggling.
Speaker 2: But maybe that's you right now. Maybe you are deep
Speaker 2: into alcohol addiction or or drugs or something like that,
Speaker 2: and maybe by this point in time you know you
Speaker 2: want to stop, you know you should stop. Maybe by
Speaker 2: now you've said to yourself, I can't break this. I'm
Speaker 2: never gonna break it. I'm not gonna do it. By
Speaker 2: the way, that's a lie. Yes you will. But people
Speaker 2: get to that point. Addicts get to that point all
Speaker 2: the time, and they even tell people, which is always
Speaker 2: a lie. I don't even want to stop. They all
Speaker 2: want to stop. Everybody does.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: A nation gets hooked on the mass importation of foreigners,
Speaker 2: and there's a couple reasons for it, which we need
Speaker 2: to discuss, because there's an mit economist of all people
Speaker 2: who makes my point for me here. You know why
Speaker 2: Democrats like it, why communists like it. Communists like it because, well,
Speaker 2: they vote. It's power. It's political power for them. They're
Speaker 2: clearly getting these people to vote. The even the ones
Speaker 2: who don't vote, they're having a thousand kids and they
Speaker 2: will vote. It's it's political reinforcements. If you're if you're
Speaker 2: in America hating Democrat, it's a no brainer. It's just
Speaker 2: it's baked into the cake. The more foreigners that are here,
Speaker 2: the better off you are. The fewer foreigners who are here,
Speaker 2: the worse off you are. So you need more foreigners. Okay,
Speaker 2: so let's set that part aside. Why is it? Why
Speaker 2: is it we still struggle with the Republican Party too,
Speaker 2: though some of this is an older way of thinking,
Speaker 2: but okay, older way of thinking. You know, we're making
Speaker 2: fun of Darlene Graham. She's Lindsey Graham's sister, running in
Speaker 2: a Republican primary in South Carolina. Okay, good. Her primary
Speaker 2: opponent is Ralph Norman. I hope you didn't think you
Speaker 2: were getting me or you here. This is Ralph Norman.
Speaker 3: We have to have a pathway, but you have to
Speaker 3: get the illegals out of the country. Now are you
Speaker 3: either legal or you're not? And you get them out
Speaker 3: of the country, and then you have an expedited area
Speaker 3: for those workers who have been here and have not
Speaker 3: called trouble and provide work and for different companies. You
Speaker 3: have an organized way to do it.
Speaker 2: What well I'll get the illegals. But if you haven't
Speaker 2: been here and caused, well, let's get him a pathway.
Speaker 2: That's an amnesty. We all know what he's saying. Okay,
Speaker 2: why what is going on? Well, setting the communists aside,
Speaker 2: let's talk about the corporate world, because that's what drives this.
Speaker 2: That's always what drives this. The large corporate donors who
Speaker 2: write large checks to Republicans. They are what drives so
Speaker 2: much of this legal immigration system we have in the country,
Speaker 2: which is so terrible and so broken. If you're a
Speaker 2: company and you need people, you know, what's a burden,
Speaker 2: what's an incredible burden. In fact, Via Chris had to
Speaker 2: go through this before. When you have to hire somebody,
Speaker 2: because you have to hire someone, you have to make
Speaker 2: sure you find someone who's the right fit. But it's
Speaker 2: more than that, and I'm just laying this out. I
Speaker 2: know you know this, but it's more than that. It's
Speaker 2: not just the right fit. You got to bring someone in.
Speaker 2: You hope they fit in in the office. And now
Speaker 2: once they know you know where the coffee pot is,
Speaker 2: and once they know how to press all the buttons,
Speaker 2: once they know how to do their job, you have
Speaker 2: to worry about that free person leaving. And by the way,
Speaker 2: if you're an employee, I'm glad you have that freedom.
Speaker 2: I'm glad that I don't hate that, but it sucks
Speaker 2: to have to Oh crap, what if Corey quincident? What
Speaker 2: if Chris quits? It's a nightmare. You don't want people
Speaker 2: to want to quit that. It's not just the salary
Speaker 2: you have to pay them. That they are free men.
Speaker 2: Chris and Gory are freeman. Walk out right now. Ain't
Speaker 2: nobody stopping them? That they are free men. It creates
Speaker 2: a stress, a strain on employers. Oh my gosh. But
Speaker 2: there's a solution. You see. I could fire Corey myself.
Speaker 2: And then what I'll do is I'll go tell the
Speaker 2: government that heck, I've been looking for people, man, and
Speaker 2: I can't find anybody. So would you send me somebody
Speaker 2: from India? About seventy percent of H one b's come
Speaker 2: from India, by the way, that it's why I keep
Speaker 2: using that, But would you send me someone from India?
Speaker 2: But here, listen, this is how this works. I get
Speaker 2: this guy in. Let's say I get that H one B.
Speaker 2: I get this guy in from India, and I say Hey,
Speaker 2: ran Deep, welcome, Welcome to the chapel, my cup Land.
Speaker 2: I own him. It's not just that I don't have
Speaker 2: to pay him what I'm paying Cory. I never have
Speaker 2: to stress, ran Deep taken off for the guy across
Speaker 2: the street because it's my h one b I own him.
Speaker 2: He's a slave.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: I know I have to pay him, and I know
Speaker 2: there are laws that he's gonna get some benefits and
Speaker 2: things like that. But I have taken away for me.
Speaker 2: Is an employer a huge burden these Americans. If I'm
Speaker 2: a if I'm a United States of America, if I'm
Speaker 2: a corporation in the United States of America and I
Speaker 2: have to hire Americans, well, not only do I have
Speaker 2: to pay them a fair wage, a wage that competes
Speaker 2: with other companies, I have to provide probably some benefits. Hey,
Speaker 2: do you have a four to one? K Am? I
Speaker 2: going to get some vacation time? Up? Does the air
Speaker 2: conditioning work in the office that?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 2: These Americans have have demands.
Speaker 5: You know who doesn't my plan my cup Lan make
Speaker 5: affordable California.
Speaker 2: Because he only gets to exist here with my good graces.
Speaker 2: Anytime I want, I can tell ran Deep, uh Hey,
Speaker 2: I don't like the office smelling like curry anymore. You're fired.
Speaker 2: And you know what, he has to get on a
Speaker 2: plane and he has to fly back to India. How
Speaker 2: long have American corporations been getting hooked on this drug?
Speaker 2: Hooked on ran deep years.
Speaker 4: In years and years, decades, for decades, American corporations have
Speaker 4: been getting hooked on the drug of the mass importation
Speaker 4: of foreigners.
Speaker 2: And now our country is hooked on that drug. And
Speaker 2: even when you get a Republican to step up and
Speaker 2: maybe try to do something about it, you'll get business
Speaker 2: leaders bending his ear every other day. Well hold on,
Speaker 2: I mean, I knew to need a few remember that story,
Speaker 2: and I'll screw up the details. So I'm not going
Speaker 2: to of Trump. Trump's good on this issue, by the way.
Speaker 2: I know he's not perfect. We're gonna talk about that.
Speaker 2: But Trump's really good on this issue, and he knows it.
Speaker 2: He said a bunch of dumb things, but that's Trump. Whatever.
Speaker 2: He's good on this issue. Even Trump though Trump, hey,
Speaker 2: let's go play some golf. He goes golf and with
Speaker 2: his corporate buddies, gets back from golf, and boom, they
Speaker 2: get approvals of thousands more h one bees. What do
Speaker 2: you think happened out there on the golf course. Hey,
Speaker 2: mister president, listen, hey, look, I love your agenda. All right,
Speaker 2: America First, I'm with you, mister President, And of course
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be contributing to your superpack. Of course, you
Speaker 2: know we go way back, we go way back. But
Speaker 2: do you really do you really want me to hire
Speaker 2: ten thousand Americans? Look, I've looked, I can't find the talent.
Speaker 2: I I need some h one bees. I need to
Speaker 2: bring in some of those choice people from India. That's
Speaker 2: what my company needs. Do you think you could give
Speaker 2: me ten thousand of those fifteen thousand of those? Well,
Speaker 2: those are ten fifteen thousand American jobs that are gone now.
Speaker 2: They went to foreigners. It's a drug. It's a drug
Speaker 2: poisoning the United States of America. It is We're not
Speaker 2: supposed to be some multicultural disaster of a country. I
Speaker 2: don't care how many times your stupid social studies teacher
Speaker 2: referred to us as a melting pot. We are supposed
Speaker 2: to be America, an American culture, and yet we are hooked.
Speaker 2: Mit professor drives the why home, the why we will
Speaker 2: discuss in a moment before we discuss that, because maybe
Speaker 2: you're sitting there thinking, well, Jesse, we do have to
Speaker 2: have these guys. We don't have Americans who are trained.
Speaker 2: We don't have America. That's a very good point. We'll
Speaker 2: address that in a moment. Now, how are you going
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Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Member,
Speaker 2: you need to email your ask doctor Jesse questions into
Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So I just talked
Speaker 2: about how the mass importation of foreigners is the drug.
Speaker 2: Nations get hooked on at Companies get hooked on it.
Speaker 2: They want the slave labor, they want the control, pay
Speaker 2: less it's it's it's it's something countries get hooked on.
Speaker 2: We're not unique. Now if I bring that up, somebody
Speaker 2: will inevitably and honestly accurately say, but Jesse, we don't
Speaker 2: have this here. We don't have that here. We don't Jesse,
Speaker 2: we don't have enough of this. You know, pick your
Speaker 2: job and someone will tell you that, Jesse, we don't
Speaker 2: have nurses is a big one. We don't have enough nurses. Yes,
Speaker 2: But see this goes back to the whole drug thing
Speaker 2: I was talking about. This is why I love the
Speaker 2: drug analogy so much. It's not just because I came
Speaker 2: up with it. Countries they learn to adapt to the
Speaker 2: industrial needs of the country as long as you don't
Speaker 2: start bringing in foreigners. For that meaning, if i'm you know,
Speaker 2: they love to act like foreigners built the railroads in America, Well,
Speaker 2: it was all the Chinese. The Chinese built like fifty
Speaker 2: feet of railroad in this country. And to this day,
Speaker 2: your idiot school teacher told you the Chinese built the
Speaker 2: roads in America. If you want to build a railroad
Speaker 2: across the United States of America and you're a railroad company,
Speaker 2: oh no, I can't find enough Americans who know how,
Speaker 2: or know or want to or things like that. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: what happens then is one of two things. Either A
Speaker 2: I can go to the government and say, bring me foreigners,
Speaker 2: or b I can begin the process of creating the
Speaker 2: workers I need here in the country education systems, training systems,
Speaker 2: financial incentives. If I don't bring in foreigners, then it
Speaker 2: forces the corporations and the university system and frankly the
Speaker 2: government itself to start figuring out a way to get
Speaker 2: Americans into these jobs. We have legions of Americans who
Speaker 2: have checked out of the workforce, and in the next breath,
Speaker 2: they will tell us that we have to bring in foreigners. No,
Speaker 2: we don't have to bring in foreigners. And every time
Speaker 2: we bring in a foreigner, what it does is it
Speaker 2: disincentivizes companies and governments and universities from creating the training
Speaker 2: programs that are necessary to get Americans in these jobs.
Speaker 2: That's why it's a drug. You know what it is.
Speaker 2: You had too many beers last night, and you woke
Speaker 2: up and you're hungover this morning, and you know what,
Speaker 2: you could do, what you probably should do, go for
Speaker 2: a walk, maybe sweat it out a little bit, exercise
Speaker 2: a little bit, drink a lot of water and eat
Speaker 2: healthy foods, or you know what else, you could just
Speaker 2: have a morning beer take the edge right off. Granted
Speaker 2: you're gonna feel twice as bad the next day, but
Speaker 2: that's what you could do. Here's from this MIT economist.
Speaker 2: This is a bright Bart article. This guy says the
Speaker 2: educated elite has given up on the education of Americans
Speaker 2: because they think they can fill any skill gap with
Speaker 2: importing those skills via the H one B program. Whether
Speaker 2: they are nurses, whether they're doctors, whether they're programmers, that's
Speaker 2: the problem. This guy's name is Darren. I'm gonna screw up.
Speaker 2: His last name Assi Moglue. He's a parent. I think
Speaker 2: he's from Turkey. It is yeah, oh no, he's ooh oh,
Speaker 2: what did I screw up? He's an ethnic Armenian. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you know this. There's some tension between
Speaker 2: those peoples. He's an ethnic Armenian who used the H
Speaker 2: one B program to migrate from Turkey. Yeah, I thought
Speaker 2: he was in Turkey anyway. Now, I'm not going to
Speaker 2: read any more of the article, but you understand he's
Speaker 2: talking about it, and this is a guy who used
Speaker 2: it to come over here. This is what happens. If
Speaker 2: I'm a hospital, I need nurses. Hey, we're fifty nurses short.
Speaker 2: I can look, I don't see fifty nurses on the
Speaker 2: market in my area. And I can just immediately run
Speaker 2: to the government and say, hey, can I have somes?
Speaker 2: Or I can say, uh, oh, do I need to
Speaker 2: go down be proactive. Let me get with the local
Speaker 2: community college. Let me set up a job fare at
Speaker 2: the local high school. Let's get a training program, and hey,
Speaker 2: you know what, how about an internship program. Let's get
Speaker 2: some young women in here. I guess dudes too. Let's
Speaker 2: get some young women in here and teach them the basics.
Speaker 2: Let you know what, Hey, let's jack up the better
Speaker 2: salaries a little bit. If we're paying fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a year, let's make it fifty eight plus some benefits.
Speaker 2: Let's you see what I mean. You force companies. You
Speaker 2: force governments, you force universities to create the incentives that
Speaker 2: are needed to bring Americans into these jobs. But if
Speaker 2: you bring in foreigners, they have no incentive to do so. None. None.
Speaker 2: If I'm that hospital and I know I can just
Speaker 2: go wine and you'll send me fifty people from Haiti,
Speaker 2: I'm not going down to the local community college. I'm
Speaker 2: certainly not raising salaries. I'm not I'm not going to
Speaker 2: offer benefits. I don't have to do any of these things.
Speaker 2: All I have to do is say, couldn't find anyone,
Speaker 2: send me foreigners. And then you walk into the break room.
Speaker 5: My plan markup LAN make affordable California again, will recognize
Speaker 5: children's who maintain gp A level three point eight seven,
Speaker 5: three point ninety three.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants that. And then you tell them to turn
Speaker 2: on some music and.
Speaker 6: It's don't see what's nie ni akiya? Decent you?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 2: Could you clean out the coffee pot?
Speaker 6: We don't sell you. Wait, Trient used to me sent
Speaker 6: you chin. You don't see you are used to attach
Speaker 6: reaching see.
Speaker 2: If I a whole doesn't sound like she wants to
Speaker 2: that's the problem. Let's do some emails next.
Speaker 1: Get to care for Rhinos week days with the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday,
Speaker 2: as we close in on the end of the week.
Speaker 2: And don't worry, we'll be back here next week as well.
Speaker 2: So I owe you emails. Let's do some emails here
Speaker 2: before we before we waited to ask doctor Jesse Friday. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I'm listening to your answers to the person who asked
Speaker 2: about discrimination against Indians. From now on, when my liberal
Speaker 2: kids complained about how tough the job market is, I'm
Speaker 2: just going to say, yeah, that's tough. When I was
Speaker 2: your age, I didn't have to compete against half the
Speaker 2: world being imported here or staying here after college to
Speaker 2: take the jobs at half the market rate. It's a
Speaker 2: great thing to drive home to families. If you know
Speaker 2: a family, a family of Libs whose kids are Libs,
Speaker 2: and they start complaining to you about the jobs market,
Speaker 2: drive that point home to them, because it's true. We
Speaker 2: have over fifty percent of college graduates without a job,
Speaker 2: a record number, a record number moving back in with
Speaker 2: their parents. And I know these families because I live
Speaker 2: around them and they're my friends, and they are flabbergasted
Speaker 2: because their kid grew up, worked hard, job, sports, and
Speaker 2: then of course they had to bust their butt to
Speaker 2: try to get into a college in this country. And
Speaker 2: they bust their butt, they go to college. Maybe mom
Speaker 2: and dad could afford to help, maybe they couldn't, but
Speaker 2: we would talk all the time. Oh, he's doing so
Speaker 2: good man, he's killing it right now, engineering degre. He's
Speaker 2: got a three point five. Jesse, I don't know what happened.
Speaker 2: He can't find anything, Jesse, he can't find a job. Now,
Speaker 2: you combine the foreigner aspect with AI. I read a
Speaker 2: stat today that we're losing sixteen thousand jobs a month,
Speaker 2: and I don't know that there is one hundred p
Speaker 2: cent acurate. I'm just telling you a stat. I read
Speaker 2: sixteen thousand jobs a month because of AI. So you
Speaker 2: have a double whammy of the AI job losses and
Speaker 2: then the foreigners taking American jobs. You have American kids
Speaker 2: and grown adults too. I know this happens to order.
Speaker 2: People who have done the right things, worked hard, got this,
Speaker 2: got that, and they're getting spit roasted. On one end,
Speaker 2: it's foreigners and on the other end is AI. You
Speaker 2: can't do that and we still have I mean, this crap.
Speaker 2: It has to die in the Republican Party, this way
Speaker 2: of thinking.
Speaker 3: We have to have a pathway, but you have to
Speaker 3: get the illegals out of the country. Now are you
Speaker 3: either legal or you're not? And you get them out
Speaker 3: of the country, and then you have an expedited area
Speaker 3: for those workers who have been here and then have
Speaker 3: not called trouble and provide work and from companies. You
Speaker 3: have a organized way to do it.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: On the good news. This is New York post Trump
Speaker 2: administration acts as refundable tax credits for illegal migrants, saving
Speaker 2: taxpayers three billion dollars. Another one, this is from the
Speaker 2: America First Insight July fourth naturalizations. Only sixteen thousand, five
Speaker 2: hundred and fourteen people were naturalized. If you annualize that rate,
Speaker 2: it's sub two hundred thousand nationalizations. Now pause for a second.
Speaker 2: I know what you're saying, Jesse, that's still too many, Jesse.
Speaker 2: That's okay, all right, all right, fine, let me read
Speaker 2: you this. That is the lowest amount of naturalizations proportion
Speaker 2: proportionally since Johnson, and the third lowest since Woodrow Wilson.
Speaker 2: Now said, that's a travesty. Look I know. I know
Speaker 2: you hear that and you think, oh my gosh, we've
Speaker 2: been doing what? But it drives home when I was
Speaker 2: talking about how long we've been hooked on this drug
Speaker 2: and how bad the addiction has been and we are
Speaker 2: finally finally getting some movement inside this administration. Well this
Speaker 2: administration has been great on this, but we're finally getting
Speaker 2: some movement from a president on this issue. You can
Speaker 2: say it's not enough, and you're right, man, it's not nothing.
Speaker 2: It may not be enough, but it's not nothing. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: our island king, Jesse, Chris, So, I was thinking last
Speaker 2: night about this island concept and know how we went
Speaker 2: over the island defenses and everything with Clay Martin, and
Speaker 2: I think we kind of worked a lot of that
Speaker 2: out yesterday. You know what, I was wondering, If we
Speaker 2: don't have an air force, that's fine, I got all that.
Speaker 2: How are we going to handle immigration? Not that you're
Speaker 2: going to be allowed in there, Chris, I'm just going
Speaker 2: over this for my head. How are we going to
Speaker 2: handle Oh, yeah, you know what, you're right. You can
Speaker 2: handle the money. You guys will handle the banking. How
Speaker 2: how are we going to handle immigration? Because I don't
Speaker 2: mind people coming in now, hold on, hold on, Chris,
Speaker 2: I know you think I'm a barbarian. I really don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, I really don't. As long as it's very
Speaker 2: rare and very few. I think I think we set
Speaker 2: a number per year ten people lower Chris Man, you
Speaker 2: animal what no for the first year? At zero for
Speaker 2: the first year at zero?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: We have for the first year of our country, Chris.
Speaker 2: We have to figure out who we are as a nation. First.
Speaker 2: We have to lock down our education system and get it,
Speaker 2: get it where it needs to be. We're still gonna
Speaker 2: make sure our industries are all staffed up and ready
Speaker 2: to go.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Want to know. There is a complete moratorium on all
Speaker 2: immigration for the first ten years, at least in the
Speaker 2: Republic of Jesse. We can revisit it after ten years. What, Chris,
Speaker 2: how big is the island? Well, I haven't picked the
Speaker 2: island yet. Like I said, I think ten to fifteen
Speaker 2: million people is a good number. I don't want them
Speaker 2: all piled up in a city. Obviously, we're gonna have
Speaker 2: a city or two, there's no question about that. But
Speaker 2: I want it to be a fairly mountainous island. We're
Speaker 2: gonna have obviously a lot of defenses, booby traps and
Speaker 2: stuff set up inside the mountains, which would be really cool.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have the people spread out across the islands.
Speaker 2: Some people are gonna be right on the beach. Look,
Speaker 2: your insurance costs are gonna be high.
Speaker 1: It is what it is.
Speaker 2: Some people are gonna be right on the beach. Some people,
Speaker 2: this would be me, will be in a mountain fortress
Speaker 2: of some type where it's gonna be virtually impossible to
Speaker 2: come assassinate me and my mountain fortress. What, Chris, I'm
Speaker 2: not losing out on sunlight. I don't know if you heard,
Speaker 2: but the sun shines in the mountains too, Chris. It
Speaker 2: doesn't just hit the beach. No, I'll get plenty of sun.
Speaker 2: I'm not worried about that. I am. However, I'm worried
Speaker 2: that we're gonna have enough money.
Speaker 1: That is my question.
Speaker 6: You hear.
Speaker 2: You really nailed it yesterday that we have to be
Speaker 2: we have to be a banking paradise like Switzerland or
Speaker 2: like the Cayman Islands. That's really a big national security thing.
Speaker 2: Like Switzerland and the Cayman islands. Uh, you brought up
Speaker 2: gambling yesterday, and that reminds me. As a matter of fact.
Speaker 2: You know how I told you about degenerate producer Corey.
Speaker 2: So last night the Astros Houston Astros played a game
Speaker 2: and they started this rookie pitcher Ethan Peco is his name.
Speaker 2: You never pitched before. I'm not even kidding. Degenerate Producer
Speaker 2: Corey texted over a picture of his baseball card and
Speaker 2: tried to get me and Chris to buy it from him.
Speaker 2: This is what we're dealing with here. Either way, back
Speaker 2: to the gambling thing. Gambling brings in a ton of money.
Speaker 2: A lot of these Caribbean i like Cuba used to
Speaker 2: make bank when they allow gambling. Then the dirty commies
Speaker 2: took over. I just worry about the element gambling brings in.
Speaker 2: I don't want to. I don't don't. I worry about
Speaker 2: a bad element. What Chris, Chris said, you get two islands.
Speaker 2: We can't start doing this, buddy.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: See, now we have the Evil Island and the Good Island,
Speaker 2: We're already going to have to have a second island
Speaker 2: for a penal colony of where we make for Yeah,
Speaker 2: we could have three. That's a very good point. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: on the gambling. See, we're already weakening, We're already watering
Speaker 2: down our culture. All right, somebody has a question about
Speaker 2: social security. Someone wants to talk about immigration, A grey
Speaker 2: g Abbott did something. We have a ton still to
Speaker 2: get to. I want to talk to you first about
Speaker 2: dealing with insurance companies as a business owner. Doesn't that suck?
Speaker 2: Doesn't it suck?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: My dad, Dad did my whole life, I feel like,
Speaker 2: was yell about insurance companies. Well, these insurance companies run
Speaker 2: the whole world, and it drove him crazy that nobody
Speaker 2: would just simplify what his insurance policies were. Even your
Speaker 2: broker comes in and he kind of gives you these
Speaker 2: general answers, doesn't he. Do you even have a clear
Speaker 2: picture of the insurance policies you have? I mean one
Speaker 2: in plain English that you could explain to someone else. No,
Speaker 2: of course you don't, and you shouldn't have to. You
Speaker 2: shouldn't have to be an insurance expert. And you don't
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Speaker 2: they even find that out? They have a business value calculator.
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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Vaccian.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 2: Let's do some more of these before we get to
Speaker 2: other things. The media is evil, will make fun of
Speaker 2: Gavin do some Scott descent said some smart things. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I agree that the only way we're going to restore
Speaker 2: states like California, Colorado, Illinois, and New York will be
Speaker 2: to send the military. Unfortunately, Trump doesn't seem to have
Speaker 2: the mail equipment to make that happen. Every day these
Speaker 2: communists captures captured states gets worse, and I truly believe
Speaker 2: if we don't have a president willing to take action,
Speaker 2: eventually the people will. I don't know that that's necessarily
Speaker 2: fair to ask Donald Trump to get to step one
Speaker 2: hundred on the anti communist movement in the country. As
Speaker 2: I've explained many times before, if you think Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is going to fix all the problems, you're going to
Speaker 2: be disappointed. He's not going to. It's not possible. Even
Speaker 2: if he was perfect, and he's not. Nobody is, and
Speaker 2: neither is he. He can't fix all the problems. What
Speaker 2: we need him to do. If there are one hundred
Speaker 2: steps and the anti communist counter revolution one hundred steps,
Speaker 2: it's going to take us to defeat the communists. We
Speaker 2: need Donald Trump to get us through the first five,
Speaker 2: the first ten. You're you're asking Donald Trump to be
Speaker 2: someone he's not, and to be honest with you, you're
Speaker 2: asking the American people to get to a place they're
Speaker 2: not at yet. Right now. The American people are not
Speaker 2: flying into a rage about the hostile foreign city states
Speaker 2: operating inside the borders of the United States of America.
Speaker 2: They're not. We are waking up to certain things, the
Speaker 2: American people. We are going to be out in front
Speaker 2: of them, but we can't get out in front of them.
Speaker 2: I know that doesn't make any sense. Let me explain.
Speaker 2: You are going to be as far as knowledge of
Speaker 2: what's happening and knowledge of what needs to be done.
Speaker 2: You're always going to be ten miles ahead of the
Speaker 2: normies who don't pay attention to the news or politics
Speaker 2: and don't know what's going on. You're going to be mortified,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure you already are with all the things
Speaker 2: your normy friends don't know. They don't know anything, they
Speaker 2: don't know. You bring up a scandal or something terrible,
Speaker 2: and they look at you their jaws hanging open like
Speaker 2: what They look at you like you're speaking Chinese. Stop focus. However,
Speaker 2: you are out in front of them, you're trying to
Speaker 2: drag them along. We are never going to get a
Speaker 2: massive political movement of any kind for any issue you
Speaker 2: want until they catch up. So that means we have
Speaker 2: to try to drag them forward and educate them as
Speaker 2: often as humanly possible. But it can't be five percent
Speaker 2: of us leading the charge. It has to be a
Speaker 2: large percentage of Americans who have woken up in one action.
Speaker 2: That's the only time you will actually get action. And
Speaker 2: so when you say things like we have to have
Speaker 2: a revolution or something crazy like that, no we don't.
Speaker 2: All that's going to do is get you and your
Speaker 2: five idiot buddies arrested. Now you're in jail and your
Speaker 2: life's ruined and you didn't help anything at all. No,
Speaker 2: our job is to wake up the normies. Our job
Speaker 2: is to grab them because they're behind and drag them,
Speaker 2: kicking and screaming into the awareness of what you know
Speaker 2: and what I know. That's our job, Jesse. We've known
Speaker 2: for decades that social Security was becoming insolvent, Yet politicians
Speaker 2: who suggest reforms get destroyed at the polls. We can
Speaker 2: cry about it all we want, but we only have
Speaker 2: ourselves to blame. Actually, okay, that's fair, But this actually
Speaker 2: comes right back to the point I just made. Right now,
Speaker 2: Right now, the checks are still coming in the Medicaid,
Speaker 2: the security, the Social Security, the medicare that. Right now,
Speaker 2: the checks are still clearing, The government checks are still clearing.
Speaker 2: There hasn't been some massive decrease in the amount. So
Speaker 2: right now, if you try to get out in front
Speaker 2: of it, not saying you shouldn't, try to get out
Speaker 2: in front of it in some way and say, hey,
Speaker 2: we should do some reforms so people aren't wiped out,
Speaker 2: or we should we should tweak this a little bit.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying don't do that, but if you try
Speaker 2: to get too far out ahead of the issue right now,
Speaker 2: you are going to get destroyed in the polls, because
Speaker 2: once again most people are behind. They don't understand it.
Speaker 2: I had somebody email into the show when I was
Speaker 2: talking about America's budget, in America's debt, and I was
Speaker 2: explaining that between Medicare and Medicaid, social Security and the military,
Speaker 2: that's roughly seventy five percent of the budget. And I
Speaker 2: had somebody email into the show. Genuine, genuine lady. She
Speaker 2: had no idea. She had no idea. People don't understand
Speaker 2: what the actual costs are. Why are we forty trillion
Speaker 2: dollars in debt? You know what you get from so
Speaker 2: many people. Maybe you've said this before, well, foreign aid.
Speaker 2: I don't like foreign aid either. I don't want any
Speaker 2: of my money going to a foreign government. Foreign aid
Speaker 2: is a pimple on an elephant's butt compared to the
Speaker 2: other parts of our of our government, where we're unloading
Speaker 2: huge quantities of money. And I know it's a nerdy detail,
Speaker 2: so I won't spend much time on it, but that
Speaker 2: other countries don't want to buy our debt now is
Speaker 2: a gigantic deal. It's a gigantic deal. Other countries used
Speaker 2: to love buying American debt. Why would anyone like to
Speaker 2: buy American debt because we're a guarantee to pay it back.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, we'll pay it back. We're America. We always
Speaker 2: pay it back. So when you always pay it back,
Speaker 2: you always have somebody who wants to buy your debt.
Speaker 2: Other countries now are looking at forty trillion dollars in
Speaker 2: national debt and they're saying to themselves, I'm not so
Speaker 2: sure America is a sure thing anymore. I think will
Speaker 2: pass on that or they're charging us higher rates that's happening. Well,
Speaker 2: I mean, I'll buy some of your debt, but you're
Speaker 2: gonna have to give it to me at a rock
Speaker 2: bottom price. I'm not paying a premium for any of
Speaker 2: that stuff. And I worry that nobody's going to do
Speaker 2: anything about it until the bubble just spops. And do
Speaker 2: we have ourselves to blame for that? Yeah. But to
Speaker 2: the drug addiction thing, populations all of them were not unique.
Speaker 2: They get addicted to government handouts, to various incentive programs.
Speaker 2: I say handouts, and I know that I'll make people mad. Well,
Speaker 2: I paid in but it's still it ends up being
Speaker 2: a check that comes from the government. People get addicted
Speaker 2: to it, they get used to it. You ever seen
Speaker 2: a person who's been on welfare for a couple of
Speaker 2: years and someone tries to take it away. You think
Speaker 2: to yourself, you should be grateful for a couple of years. Really,
Speaker 2: is that what came across? Do they seem grateful? They don't,
Speaker 2: do they? People get addicted? All right, talk about foreign barbarians.
Speaker 2: We have to make fun of guy Ofvin Newsome. First
Speaker 2: media sucks, all that and more. Hang on