Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show. Oh it feels so good to be back.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna get to the destruction being intentional between
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders and Mayor approach.
Speaker 1: To managing the borders securely and coumanely, even within our
Speaker 1: fundamentally broken immigration system is working.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we're gonna break that down here in just
Speaker 2: a little bit. But I have a couple of things
Speaker 2: I need to do first. One of them is a
Speaker 2: personal story. But the first one is this, Jesse. I
Speaker 2: write this with a heavy heart. The subject of this
Speaker 2: one is called Taps for my boy. My son. Holden Mead,
Speaker 2: Petty Officer, second class, US Navy, died at the age
Speaker 2: of twenty two in a motorcycle accident on June twenty
Speaker 2: fifth outside Seattle. You would have liked him. He was bold, brave,
Speaker 2: and adventurous. His sense of humor and positive attitude where
Speaker 2: a lot like yours. He had just earned his sub
Speaker 2: mariner dolphins and loved the Navy. He was the kind
Speaker 2: of young man on our military needs right now. I
Speaker 2: encouraged him to listen to your show knowing he would
Speaker 2: be a fan too. Anyway, I would be grateful if
Speaker 2: your audience could hear taps in his honor. Sincerely, film
Speaker 2: mead and it's an honor to play taps for your boy.
Speaker 2: I am sorry, and yeah, rest in peace. Brother. All right,
Speaker 2: ITCHI ban showgun. At your book signing in Salt Lake,
Speaker 2: I asked you if you'd climbed Mount Fiji. You said
Speaker 2: that your unit started a fire there. I would love
Speaker 2: to hear that sea story you gave my son an
Speaker 2: a seapin at the signing, he's proudly wearing it and
Speaker 2: telling all his friends about you and what the pin means.
Speaker 2: Thanks for making his experience meeting you unforgettable. SIMPERI five.
Speaker 2: All right, So Mount Fuji is this really really really
Speaker 2: cool mountain in Japan. Now just hang on a second.
Speaker 2: I'll get back to the politics in a minute. Let
Speaker 2: me tell the story. When you're in the Marines, you
Speaker 2: will do deployments, not necessarily combat deployments. Long before Iraq
Speaker 2: Afghanistan kicked off, you would do deployments every two years.
Speaker 2: You would deploy for six months. That's how it works.
Speaker 2: When I was in and sometimes you're on a boat
Speaker 2: floating around, visiting different places, chasing around Australian chicks and stuff.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you just fly straight to a place like Okinawa
Speaker 2: and you're there for six months. Well that's what my
Speaker 2: unit did. We went to Okinawa. You're stationed there for
Speaker 2: six months, and then from there you branch out. You
Speaker 2: go do various trainings in different places, Thailand and whatnot.
Speaker 2: At one point in time, we went kind of more
Speaker 2: mainland Japan. We left Okinawa, went to the main area
Speaker 2: of Japan, closer to Tokyo, and we did a bunch of training,
Speaker 2: some training with the Japanese troops in Mount Fuji. Believe
Speaker 2: it was National Park. I think it's called Mount Fuji
Speaker 2: National Park if I remember it, Mount Fuji National Park.
Speaker 2: And this is how it always works in the Marines.
Speaker 2: I can't speak for the other branches, but from what
Speaker 2: I understand, it works pretty much the same way there too.
Speaker 2: When you start training at something, you'll train on this
Speaker 2: part of it and then that part of it, and
Speaker 2: then at the end of that something, the end of
Speaker 2: that training cycle, you'll do this big culmination thing where
Speaker 2: you combine all the skills you learn for one final thing. Right,
Speaker 2: They worked that way in boot camp. In boot camp
Speaker 2: three months, they beat you to death, and then at
Speaker 2: the end of it they had something called the crucible
Speaker 2: where you had to pretty much kill yourself for a
Speaker 2: few days, and then at the end of it you
Speaker 2: got to be a marine if you didn't die. And
Speaker 2: this is what we did in Mount Fuji in this
Speaker 2: National Park area, and a lot of what we were
Speaker 2: doing was land navigation. Land navigation. Now everybody, a bunch
Speaker 2: of people were going to automatically know what that is.
Speaker 2: For the civilian types or people who've never done it,
Speaker 2: let me explain. There's a topographical you've seen topographical maps.
Speaker 2: They have all kinds of different lines on them, round lines,
Speaker 2: and you can tell you're looking at a map that's
Speaker 2: showing you elevations and mountains and things. And in the Marines,
Speaker 2: they will teach you how to get from point A
Speaker 2: on the map to point B wherever you want to go.
Speaker 2: And this is difficult. I don't know if difficult is
Speaker 2: the way to put it. This takes practice, It takes
Speaker 2: a lot of practice, and it can be very very difficult.
Speaker 2: One thing that you don't realize historically is how often
Speaker 2: people whole armies get lost, experienced people simply get lost.
Speaker 2: They don't end up where they wanted to go either.
Speaker 2: They didn't have accurate maps, so they went the wrong direction.
Speaker 2: It's that you don't automatically get from point A to
Speaker 2: point B. Sometimes you get lost. There are stories historically
Speaker 2: of armies going to sack a city or lay siege
Speaker 2: to a city and not being able to find it.
Speaker 2: I got screwed up and disoriented, and they went past
Speaker 2: it and then to turn around. It's just that happens.
Speaker 2: These things happened anyway. So they teach you how to
Speaker 2: land nav was part of this whole thing, and as
Speaker 2: part of our culmination exercise in the Mount Fuji area,
Speaker 2: we had to do this awful, awful land nav thing
Speaker 2: where that, for one, the terrain is very very rough.
Speaker 2: It's not just that it's hilly terrain. They had these
Speaker 2: huge ditches, like thirty forty foot deep with steep declines.
Speaker 2: Do you know how exhausting it is when you're trekking
Speaker 2: across an area and you have to go down into
Speaker 2: a ditch and then practically climb up the wall out
Speaker 2: the other side. It's just exhausting. And they had this
Speaker 2: final exercise where you had to go from point A
Speaker 2: to point B, and then point B to point C
Speaker 2: and point C to point D, and you had to
Speaker 2: collect certain things at the various points to show that
Speaker 2: you had found every point. Only you get lost. It's
Speaker 2: just inevitable. You're gonna miss some. Then you have to
Speaker 2: figure out how you got lost and retrace your stage.
Speaker 2: It's a long way of saying it was brutal, and
Speaker 2: we didn't have enough food, we didn't have enough water.
Speaker 3: And.
Speaker 2: It was cold, which is fine for a while while
Speaker 2: you're moving, but you have to eventually stop. You have
Speaker 2: to rest. You have to you have to figure out
Speaker 2: where you are. You have to reorientate yourself. And what
Speaker 2: you don't want when you're land having what you really
Speaker 2: really really really really don't want is for it to
Speaker 2: get dark, because surprise, surprise, this is more difficult when
Speaker 2: there's not when it's not light outside, when you don't
Speaker 2: have land things you can aim at, it gets dark.
Speaker 2: It's been a long day. We still have a long
Speaker 2: way to go. They separated us out into smaller groups.
Speaker 2: I forget how big the groups were. I want to say,
Speaker 2: fifteen twenty man groups, I would say, And it starts
Speaker 2: to get dark, and it starts to get cold, really
Speaker 2: really really really really cold. Now I should this is
Speaker 2: a good time that I should note we were specifically
Speaker 2: ordered to not start a fire. It was illegal, I was.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it still is illegal to start a fire
Speaker 2: in this area. So there's there's illegal, and then there's illegal,
Speaker 2: meaning it's only illegal if you get caught. Remember that, kids, now,
Speaker 2: I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Don't don't do anything illegal. But
Speaker 2: we ended up stumbling into a clearing and running into
Speaker 2: several other groups who stumbled into the same clearing at
Speaker 2: about the exact same time, all of us looking for
Speaker 2: the exact same spot, in all of us missing it.
Speaker 2: We had no clue where it was, and we were
Speaker 2: so exhausted we just needed to take some time. And
Speaker 2: so someone suggested we build a fire, and somebody, this
Speaker 2: would be the Chris of the group saying now, that's illegal,
Speaker 2: and then he was quickly shouted down and shot down,
Speaker 2: and we said no, Actually, a fire sounds like a
Speaker 2: great idea, And before long we had a fire that
Speaker 2: was of a good size. I should say it was
Speaker 2: more of a bonfire, really a fire where the flames
Speaker 2: were most definitely above my head, and we are very fortunate.
Speaker 2: We did not start a forest fire in Mount Fuji
Speaker 2: National Park, but man, was it warm for quite a while.
Speaker 2: Right enough, let's move on. You hear this idiot from
Speaker 2: Tennessee Cohen.
Speaker 4: I read this Scallet's testimony. I wasn't here to hear it,
Speaker 4: and I think Pien didn't deal with your situation like
Speaker 4: they could have and should have in putting.
Speaker 2: Up should be noted, this is this is he's talking
Speaker 2: about girls who don't want to change in locker room
Speaker 2: with men pretending they're dudes.
Speaker 4: I read this Scallet's testimony. I wasn't here to hear it,
Speaker 4: and I think Pien didn't deal with your situation like
Speaker 4: they could have and should have in putting up some
Speaker 4: type of different barriers in the in the in the
Speaker 4: in the women's area of the locker room. But that's
Speaker 4: another issue.
Speaker 2: Barriers in the women's area, barriers that separate the women
Speaker 2: from the men. This is genius. I didn't know why.
Speaker 2: I know what he thought of this before. No, think
Speaker 2: about this, think about that now, listen, think about this,
Speaker 2: think long and hard about it. You have the women,
Speaker 2: they're changing, and they don't want to change around dudes.
Speaker 2: So in order to keep them safe from changing around dudes,
Speaker 2: they can put up a barrier in between them. And look,
Speaker 2: we're just trying to be forward thinking here. Let's just
Speaker 2: think about this. We could call it a wall. That's
Speaker 2: what we could do. In fact, listen, no, hold on, listen,
Speaker 2: let's game this out. We might even make a completely
Speaker 2: separate area for the women in the men have a wall.
Speaker 2: We'll call it a wall in between them, and then
Speaker 2: each area. You know what we'll do. You know what
Speaker 2: we'll call it. That's a room. So there'll be a
Speaker 2: women's room and then there will be a men's room,
Speaker 2: and separating them will be a wall. We're a forward
Speaker 2: thinking show, right here. We're a forward thinking show. All right,
Speaker 2: let's address the border. Hang on, Jesse, Chilly, it is
Speaker 2: the Jesse Kelly Show. The destruction is intentional, and we're
Speaker 2: gonna get to that pretty much right now. Just reminding
Speaker 2: you first at tomorrow is an ask doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 2: Get your questions emailed in now to Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 2: kellyshow dot com. Alejandro Majorcis is getting ready to be impeached.
Speaker 2: They're gonna impeach this guy. You can tell by the
Speaker 2: language Republicans are using, trying to act like they're back.
Speaker 2: Of course, they have to hear in hall about it.
Speaker 2: This is what Republicans do. Well, I guess we have
Speaker 2: no chores. We're gonna have to We're gonna have to
Speaker 2: impeach him. The Communists will just simply go out and
Speaker 2: announce I'm gonna impeach him because he's a scumbag and
Speaker 2: I hate him. Republicans have to hand ring about it
Speaker 2: and uh with a heavy heart, and I have to.
Speaker 2: I have to impeach him. But anyway, be that as
Speaker 2: it may. They're gonna impeach. Alejandro majorcis there. But setting
Speaker 2: that aside, there's so much said in this brief little
Speaker 2: I think it's like an eight second clip. Listen to
Speaker 2: Alejandro majorcis.
Speaker 1: Our approach to managing the borders securely and humanly, even
Speaker 1: within our fundamentally broken immigration system is working.
Speaker 2: Let's deal with the first part of this, our approach
Speaker 2: to dealing with it securely and humanely.
Speaker 1: Our approach to managing the borders securely and humanly, even
Speaker 1: within our fundamentally broken immigration systm them is working.
Speaker 2: Managing the borders securely and humanly. We've covered this before,
Speaker 2: but let's cover it again here. Immigration it's another one
Speaker 2: of those things that can get uncomfortable for good people
Speaker 2: like you. I'm a bad person, so it's not uncomfortable
Speaker 2: for me, but for a good person like you, it
Speaker 2: can get uncomfortable because whenever you're telling people you're not welcome,
Speaker 2: whenever you get exclusive about something, it can make nice,
Speaker 2: decent people feel uncomfortable. No you're not allowed in this house.
Speaker 2: No you're not allowed in this club I'm involved in.
Speaker 2: No you're not allowed in here. No. The answer is no,
Speaker 2: you're not welcome. You're not allowed. But that's immigration, and
Speaker 2: that's border security. The truth is, the kindest, nicest border
Speaker 2: policy you can pos simply have is one that sounds
Speaker 2: horrific in harsh. There's no such thing as a quote
Speaker 2: humane border policy that is anything but an open border policy.
Speaker 2: It's just true. As soon as I tell illegal immigrants
Speaker 2: from all over the world, Remember we're not dealing with
Speaker 2: just people from Central and South America here in Mexico,
Speaker 2: all over the planet, Chinese, everywhere, They're all coming. As
Speaker 2: soon as I announce to them that I plan on
Speaker 2: treating them humanely, I'm inviting them into my home. It
Speaker 2: would be like me coming on the radio and announcing, Hey,
Speaker 2: all of you cat burglars out there. All you know what,
Speaker 2: all you home invaders out there, you break into homes
Speaker 2: and you steal people's things. I want you to know me,
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly, if you break into my home, I am
Speaker 2: going to treat you humanely. What did I just do?
Speaker 2: Did I just do something nice or did I just
Speaker 2: invite violence in calamity on my family? Well, you know
Speaker 2: what I just did. I just invited violence in calamity
Speaker 2: on my family because all these pieces of trash here
Speaker 2: that and they think, Well, I think I'll go visit
Speaker 2: the Kelly home where I'll be treated you. Mainly, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to treat you humanly if you break into
Speaker 2: my home. If you break into my home, I'm going
Speaker 2: to kill you. I am. I probably won't even warn
Speaker 2: you first. I'll just kill you and I'll call the
Speaker 2: cops come pick up your body. Sorryest the way it is,
Speaker 2: that's border policy. No, I don't think we should be
Speaker 2: gunning down people who run to the border, but people
Speaker 2: who get to the border should be turned away at
Speaker 2: the border, not processed first. Not Well, let's give you
Speaker 2: six months and then give you a trial date before
Speaker 2: we deport you. You should be turned around at gunpoint
Speaker 2: and sent backpacking from whence you came. I don't even
Speaker 2: think you should be giving a bottle of water. Turn around, leave,
Speaker 2: we can I have something to drink. I'm sure you'll
Speaker 2: find a river somewhere. Goodbye. Nope, see ya. Does that
Speaker 2: sound harsh? Probably Norman norm would be horrified by that.
Speaker 2: But how many times do you have to do that
Speaker 2: before people stop coming? Because that's the goal, is for
Speaker 2: people to stop coming. Stop coming into my country when
Speaker 2: you're not welcome here, Stop watering down my culture, Stop
Speaker 2: abusing people on the way. The largest human trafficking, the
Speaker 2: largest slave trade in the world today takes place on
Speaker 2: America's southern border. Did you know that? Did you know
Speaker 2: that slavery is alive and well? I saw a video today.
Speaker 2: I wish, I really wish I hadn't seen it. But
Speaker 2: kids locked in cages, cops broke in someplace, Immigrant kids
Speaker 2: in cages like dogs in a house in America. The
Speaker 2: largest slave trade today, Slavery's alive and well, always has been,
Speaker 2: always will be. The largest slave trade takes place across
Speaker 2: the southern border, and it takes place because of our
Speaker 2: quote humane.
Speaker 1: Our approach to managing the borders securely and humanely, even
Speaker 1: within our fundamentally broken immigration system is working.
Speaker 2: Now. The problem is not necessarily people like Mayorcis. Don't
Speaker 2: get me wrong. May Orcus is a big problem, but
Speaker 2: you already understand the deal. Mayorcis is a communist who
Speaker 2: hates America. The policy of America's communists is to flood
Speaker 2: the country with illegal immigrants in order to destroy it.
Speaker 2: That's why they want the border open. It's not that
Speaker 2: they're nice, it's not that they're humane, it's not that
Speaker 2: they're tolerant, it's not that they care about any of
Speaker 2: the illegals. They want to destroy the country. This goes
Speaker 2: clear back to a Cloward Piven strategy of overwhelming the
Speaker 2: system to destroy the system. The problem is how many
Speaker 2: Republicans in this country, state and federal have the guts
Speaker 2: to say what I just said about illegal immigration? Is
Speaker 2: there one? Is there even one? We don't have people
Speaker 2: who speak clearly anymore, and that's an issue, all right.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the destruction being intentional, we'll get to Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 2: Let's get to some emails the Air Force heading to Europe.
Speaker 2: Let's get to something else first. You have five thousand dollars. Now,
Speaker 2: hold on, hold on, I'm not borrowing money. Hang on,
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Speaker 2: she gets an ultrasound, she then chooses life. It happens
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Speaker 2: is the Jesse Kelly show big, big plans out of
Speaker 2: the Biden administration.
Speaker 3: But we should, uh, and the international effort we've we've
Speaker 3: got a commitment to you know, plan a billion trees
Speaker 3: over the next several years worldwide.
Speaker 2: I mean there's a reason why.
Speaker 4: Anyway, you guys get it.
Speaker 2: And anyways, it always does that.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: I just gotta what has to be a loaded text
Speaker 2: from the wife. So here's what happened. Women are so
Speaker 2: over the top sometimes. You know, I've been missing food.
Speaker 2: I've been in Israel for ten days. I've been missing
Speaker 2: American food. So I've eaten everything under the sun for
Speaker 2: the last twenty four hours. I wake up this morning,
Speaker 2: and what do I do. I go out to my
Speaker 2: black stone griddle, and I start throwing bacon on there
Speaker 2: and eggs on there and everything else. I get done
Speaker 2: with everything. And when you're done with that, I have
Speaker 2: two things that are dirty for when you're done with that.
Speaker 2: I have this spatula I used, and then I have
Speaker 2: the scraper. It comes with the scrapers you can scrape
Speaker 2: off the chunkies. Right well, remember the scrapers scrape off
Speaker 2: the chunkies. So I bring in my two spatulas well,
Speaker 2: my one spatula and I washed the spatula good, set
Speaker 2: it down to dry. This is right before I came
Speaker 2: in to work. And then the scraper, I just kind
Speaker 2: of sprayed it off, set it down. It's just a scraper.
Speaker 2: I just got a text with the Dirty with a
Speaker 2: picture of the dirty scraper, and she says, you didn't
Speaker 2: wash this yet, right to which I informed her, No,
Speaker 2: I didn't wash it. It's just a scraper. I don't
Speaker 2: know why I would wash the scraper. What difference does
Speaker 2: it make? Chris am I wrong? Thank you? I'm right,
Speaker 2: she's wrong. Get to some emails, dear deadpool of conservative
Speaker 2: talk radio, and I mean that with the utmost respect.
Speaker 2: Seems the mainstream media democrats are starting to eat their
Speaker 2: own aka Joe Biden and Harris. I don't think they
Speaker 2: want him or her to run again. In scrambling to
Speaker 2: enter her new moves into their twenty twenty four election playbook,
Speaker 2: what if at the last minute they tossed Michelle Obama's
Speaker 2: hat into the ring. That's my concern. Don't be concerned
Speaker 2: about Michelle. She doesn't have the campaign infrastructure to run.
Speaker 2: Be concerned about Gavin Newsom. Be concerned about Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 2: trust me on that he wants to run. He's prepped
Speaker 2: to run, by the way, Chris, do you have that
Speaker 2: Ran Paul A bit, we might as well go ahead
Speaker 2: and get this over with. Ran Paul. He went on
Speaker 2: TV and he was asked about impeachment. Uh, this is
Speaker 2: going to be different and difficult because I wish we
Speaker 2: had one hundred Rand Paul's in the Senate. Ram Paul's
Speaker 2: an excellent senator. I don't know that I want him
Speaker 2: to be president, but he's an excellent senator. Right. He
Speaker 2: goes on television and he says this, it's.
Speaker 3: Not good for the republic to keep impeaching presidents and
Speaker 3: indicting presidents. All this stuff is destructive. This side says, oh,
Speaker 3: they want to there for preserving democracy. They're pitting everyone
Speaker 3: against each other and they're destroying the fabric of our republic.
Speaker 3: So I think we have to be careful not to
Speaker 3: fall into the same track. It's not good.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm not going to kill ran Paul for what
Speaker 2: he just said. The way I would kill a lot
Speaker 2: virtually all the other geopers, not all of them, but
Speaker 2: most of them. And here's why I'd believe me. I'm
Speaker 2: going to get to what he just said in a moment.
Speaker 2: Here's why nobody's perfect, all right, with the exception of me,
Speaker 2: nobody's perfect. Ram Paul is there for us on issue
Speaker 2: after issue after issue from COVID lockdowns, the faucy stuff
Speaker 2: government spending. Rand Paul is on the money for US
Speaker 2: on issue after issue after issue. So if he goes
Speaker 2: on television and spouts off and says something really really,
Speaker 2: really dumb and awful, we don't automatically toss Ran Paul
Speaker 2: out to the wolves. We need a lot more Rand
Speaker 2: Pauls than we have, that's the truth, a lot more
Speaker 2: Ran Paul's. So I'm not going to murder him. That's it.
Speaker 2: For Republicans in general who think like this, you're not
Speaker 2: going to return normalcy to America, to this America because
Speaker 2: you're dealing with communists. These people are communists. These people
Speaker 2: are communists. These people are communists. Get it through your
Speaker 2: thick skull. You acting normally will not return normalcy. That's
Speaker 2: not how it works. These people are trying to burn
Speaker 2: it all to the ground. They're trying to burn you
Speaker 2: to the ground. And Ran Paul, who's been physically assaulted
Speaker 2: by these people I would think would understand this mentality
Speaker 2: as well as everybody. You cannot live and let live
Speaker 2: your way out of communism, and you cannot return normalcy
Speaker 2: to a late stage Republican that is this broken and
Speaker 2: this corrupt by acting like everything's fine and by just
Speaker 2: deciding you're not going to do what they do. Communists
Speaker 2: only understand fear and pain. That's all they understand. All
Speaker 2: they understand is that because they're religious zealotus, you can't
Speaker 2: normal your way out of it. Well, sure you slapped
Speaker 2: me in the face, but I don't think we should
Speaker 2: be slapping each other in the face, so I'm not
Speaker 2: going to slap you back. You're going to get slapped
Speaker 2: a lot now. The only thing they understand is fear
Speaker 2: and pain. Joe Biden should have been impeached twice already.
Speaker 2: Why oh not because of all his crimes. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead and impeach him for that. That's fine. Joe Biden
Speaker 2: should have been impeached twice already, just so they know,
Speaker 2: if you impeach our guy over nothing, we'll impeach your
Speaker 2: guy over nothing. If you'd like that to stop, then
Speaker 2: just let us know and we'll declare a truce and
Speaker 2: we'll stop impeaching each other. But there's not a single
Speaker 2: Democrat in the House or the Senate who is going
Speaker 2: to hear rand Paul get up and say that and
Speaker 2: then go home and say, oh, dang man, you know, ah,
Speaker 2: I was gonna impeach the next Republican president. I was
Speaker 2: I was gonna impeach him over nothing. But man, look
Speaker 2: at ram Paul's example. He has inspired me to be
Speaker 2: beyond that. I'm above that now. No more sham impeachments
Speaker 2: for me. I have seen the light because of ram
Speaker 2: Paul's good character, and I am no longer going to
Speaker 2: participate in any of these sham impeachments. Not one Communist
Speaker 2: thought that when they heard Rampaul say those words. Republicans,
Speaker 2: I know it's uncomfortable, really everybody, not just elected Republicans, everybody.
Speaker 2: I know what's uncomfortable. These are uncomfortable times. When you're
Speaker 2: dealing with the virus like communism, you have to do
Speaker 2: uncomfortable things to get rid of it. I don't want that.
Speaker 2: You don't want that. I don't want to live in
Speaker 2: a country where every president gets impeached. I don't You
Speaker 2: don't too, bad. That's the country we've been that's the
Speaker 2: country we've been given. This is the time we've been given.
Speaker 2: I don't know about you, but look, I even just
Speaker 2: got back from the Holy Land, and I can't remember
Speaker 2: one time, man, Yeah, not even one time. Do I
Speaker 2: remember God Almighty coming down and saying, hey, Jesse, is
Speaker 2: this the time you want to live in? Are you?
Speaker 2: Are you sure you're happy with this time? Because all look, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I'm the God of the universe. I'll move you to
Speaker 2: a different time if you're not comfortable with this. So
Speaker 2: it is this okay with you? Now? Chris Michael, did
Speaker 2: that happen to you? Did God? Did God ask either?
Speaker 2: And didn't ask either of you? Huh, Well, that's funny.
Speaker 2: He didn't ask me either. This is the time we've
Speaker 2: been given. These are the enemies we've been given. This
Speaker 2: is the late stage Republic we've been given. We have
Speaker 2: to live in the world world we've been given, not
Speaker 2: the world we want. When you say things like wow,
Speaker 2: we just have to stop doing this all the time,
Speaker 2: it's bad for the Republic. It makes me think you
Speaker 2: live in a world of make believe, and it makes
Speaker 2: me think you think you get to choose the time
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Speaker 2: have a choice at all. We're gonna have to do
Speaker 2: things that make us uncomfortable. One of those things is
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Speaker 2: Impeach him ten times. Just keep it peaching him. This
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Speaker 2: All right, that's enough, Rand Paul, Let's get to some
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Speaker 2: I like Billy Joel, Chris, I like Billy Joel. I
Speaker 2: like Billy Joel lot. I've been to a Billy Jewel concert.
Speaker 2: I'm what, Chris, No, it's a good concert. He's the
Speaker 2: piano man's getting order. He's definitely getting order. But it's
Speaker 2: a lot better than the Lionel Richie concert we went to.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't tell you about that. Oh so Lionel Richie.
Speaker 2: Obviously everyone knows who Lionel Richie is. They announced that
Speaker 2: he was coming to do a concert here in Houston.
Speaker 2: It's look, it's obviously a bit past his heyday. So
Speaker 2: so he wasn't at a major venue. To put it mildly,
Speaker 2: the one of the really minor venues, I'll say, one
Speaker 2: of the realm. I know, this is terrible. I shouldn't
Speaker 2: even I shouldn't even say this, but one of the
Speaker 2: minor venues with a wife and I love concerts. Just
Speaker 2: concerts are a blast. I love it. We heard he's
Speaker 2: coming to town and we had there were tickets were cheap. Surprise, surprise,
Speaker 2: but the tickets were super cheap. So we go get
Speaker 2: a couple of Linel Richie concert tickets and we went
Speaker 2: to go see some Lionel Richie and I look, I
Speaker 2: just you know, I don't not big on qualifiers because
Speaker 2: I'm so rude. He seems like a really good dude,
Speaker 2: and he had a couple nice jams back in the day.
Speaker 2: It's not like I'm a Lionel Richie super fan or
Speaker 2: somebody had a couple of songs I knew, and I thought,
Speaker 2: so Chris just said, did he play the hits? Well,
Speaker 2: that's kind of what I'm getting at, Chris, did he
Speaker 2: play the hits? You know who? I'll put it to
Speaker 2: you this way.
Speaker 1: You know who.
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan is I want you to imagine that you
Speaker 2: showed up to watch Michael Jordan play a basketball game
Speaker 2: just to pick up basketball game, and instead of playing
Speaker 2: the whole game, he kind of just stayed down on offense.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't run back and play any defense. And when
Speaker 2: they threw him the ball, he couldn't really drive to
Speaker 2: the basket anymore, so he just kind of stood in
Speaker 2: one place and just shot a jump shot every time
Speaker 2: they threw him the ball. Now, it was sold to
Speaker 2: you as showing up to watch Michael Jackson play basketball,
Speaker 2: but he didn't really Or Michael Jordan play basketball, but
Speaker 2: he didn't really play basketball, Lionel, maybe he had the
Speaker 2: flu I suspect he's just getting up there in years.
Speaker 2: He didn't necessarily do it all. He kind of just
Speaker 2: let the band play a lot. He did a bit
Speaker 2: of what I would call attempted dancing, but that that
Speaker 2: didn't go well. And look, this is for me, this
Speaker 2: is this is for me. That didn't go well at
Speaker 2: all either. I'm not telling you not to go see
Speaker 2: alone Richie concert again. He really did seem like a
Speaker 2: good dude. But he gave his any speeches in between
Speaker 2: the songs as he did actually singing, and you could
Speaker 2: tell it was just kind of because he was gassed
Speaker 2: a little bit. Go Bernie Sanders minimum wage job bill
Speaker 2: or minimum wage bill would kill one point seven million
Speaker 2: jobs and decimate the restaurant industry. That's from freebacon. I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna spend any time on this. I just want
Speaker 2: to I just want to let you know, just want
Speaker 2: to remind you this is where the right often fails
Speaker 2: to understand the mentality of the communist. Bernie Sanders will
Speaker 2: propose some insane seventeen dollars an hour minimum wage thing,
Speaker 2: and the right will often they'll do printouts and charts
Speaker 2: and graphs. We'll and we'll hold up these prontouns and
Speaker 2: we'll say what, No, I actually did the calculations, and
Speaker 2: it would cost one point seven million jobs, and it'll
Speaker 2: destroy this industry and that industry, and we'll hold it
Speaker 2: up in front of the communists. You know, your liberal
Speaker 2: pay when she shows up at Thanksgiving she says, you
Speaker 2: know what we need seventeen dollars of minimum wage. You're
Speaker 2: attempted to pull out facts that show liberal Aunt Peggy
Speaker 2: how wrong she is. No, Aunt Peggy, what do you mean? No, Look,
Speaker 2: I did all the charts. You see, look at these
Speaker 2: charts and grafts that'll destroy this. She knows. Destruction's the point.
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders is an old communist. Bernie Sanders honeymoon in
Speaker 2: the communist Soviet Union. Bernie Sanders is very, very very
Speaker 2: aware of all the destruction that would come from a
Speaker 2: bill like this. That's why he's doing it. And that's
Speaker 2: so hard again for nice people, for normal people to accept,
Speaker 2: to accept that there are people out there that are
Speaker 2: that evil that they're trying to destroy the things we love.
Speaker 2: It's so difficult for us. It's difficult for us. We
Speaker 2: want to think they're misguided or confused. Hey, maybe he's
Speaker 2: a little naive. Bernie just doesn't he doesn't know. Hold on,
Speaker 2: let me grab my charts. No, no, he knows. This Scanlon,
Speaker 2: this representative chick. When she's talking about chopping the penises
Speaker 2: off of young boys in the breasts off of young
Speaker 2: girls only, she calls it gender affirming care. She knows
Speaker 2: how devastating it is. She knows that's the point.
Speaker 5: Access to gender affirming care is essential to the mental
Speaker 5: health and well being of trans youth. This care is
Speaker 5: tailored to both the mental and physical health needs of
Speaker 5: patients as well as their developmental stage in life.
Speaker 2: And this is where we will oftentimes fail on the right.
Speaker 2: And we'll pull up all the numbers that show how
Speaker 2: these kids they change their minds later on, and how
Speaker 2: they're being abused by their parents and psychiatrists, and how
Speaker 2: their bodies are mutilated beyond repair. And we even pull
Speaker 2: up pictures. Nakasha, if you've ever made the horrible mistake
Speaker 2: of looking up pictures of these surgeries, don't do that.
Speaker 2: I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. Don't let this be
Speaker 2: one of those things where I piqued your curiosity. Don't look.
Speaker 2: You don't want to know anyway, We want to pull
Speaker 2: up pictures and show Hey, no, no, Scanlon, haven't you
Speaker 2: haven't you seen the look how mutilated this kid is. No,
Speaker 2: haven't you seen the numbers that these kids they're destroyed
Speaker 2: for life? Don't you know? Don't you know? Don't you know?
Speaker 2: You don't know? No, she knows. She's well aware. The
Speaker 2: destruction is the point. The destruction is intentional and decent people.
Speaker 2: They have always, historically have always struggled to understand the
Speaker 2: motivations of evil people. They've always struggled to understand how, why,
Speaker 2: why are you doing this? Are you just lost? Are
Speaker 2: you a little confused? Hold on, maybe you don't get it. No,
Speaker 2: they do get it. You don't get them. That's the problem.
Speaker 2: That's the difference. You want to hear something heartbreaking. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna play it for you. It's a little long. When
Speaker 2: we get back speaking of this stuff. You want to
Speaker 2: hear something really heartbreaking. Hang on,