Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show, and I realized I didn't. I teased it,
Speaker 1: and I didn't actually follow through and tell people about
Speaker 1: my gigantic personal victory a goal of mine from today.
Speaker 1: You see, the wife and I decided we were going
Speaker 1: to take the boys out for laser tag today and
Speaker 1: we didn't realize we were going to be in there
Speaker 1: with a bunch of other people, a bunch of random
Speaker 1: people from the community. Well, let's just say there were
Speaker 1: a bunch of tiny kids, including this big group of
Speaker 1: little girls, that not only played laser tag today, they
Speaker 1: played on the wrong team Jack. So to say I
Speaker 1: dominated at laser tag today would be a massive understatement.
Speaker 1: Those girls went away knowing they were not the dominant
Speaker 1: force in laser tag. Jesse Kelly was the dominant force
Speaker 1: in laser tag. And I think this is a valuable
Speaker 1: lesson they will carry with them for the rest of
Speaker 1: their lives. So don't call me a hero. But still,
Speaker 1: and by the way that leads me right into this,
Speaker 1: I don't think. I don't think we can possibly play
Speaker 1: enough this whole story out of Florida. But one day
Speaker 1: when Nick says the rooster followed him and attacked him.
Speaker 1: Was Nick flares up and he's doing his thing, and
Speaker 1: he's trying to jump up at me. He was trying
Speaker 1: to get the animal away, and I trying to hit it,
Speaker 1: but the chickens jumping up at me, and I accidentally
Speaker 1: knocked it in the head, you know, call it a
Speaker 1: lucky shot whatever. But when day police came home, oh,
Speaker 1: he saw was his rooster dead in a ditch. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm calling Jess. So I called Jazz Jso didn't
Speaker 1: do not and done. A couple of days later, I
Speaker 1: realized I could call animal control, and in late June,
Speaker 1: James Knicks went to jail for animal cruelty. Next thing
Speaker 1: you know, he calls a chicken police on me. Well,
Speaker 1: the neighbors continue to fight. Nick says he never should
Speaker 1: have been arrested. Chickens are down every day, people with churches,
Speaker 1: Popeyes or Kentucky Fried Chiegen. Really, let's get this man free.
Speaker 1: Let's start a bail fund. This man doesn't deserve to
Speaker 1: be behind bars. Alright, alright, alright, alright, let's focus. I'd like, look,
Speaker 1: we're either going to answer doctor Jesse or answer doctor Jesse. Questions,
Speaker 1: or we're gonna check in with Joe again and see
Speaker 1: how it's going in the Middle East. I had a
Speaker 1: terrible headache air excuse me, a terrible headache, and today
Speaker 1: Junior doing well. Jesse, I need your sage advice grade oracle.
Speaker 1: We all know that you. We're a top notch RV
Speaker 1: salesman in a previous life. My wife and I are
Speaker 1: looking to buy a vehicle, but prices right now are
Speaker 1: extremely high. From your perspective of a salesman, what is
Speaker 1: it the best approach as a buyer to engage with
Speaker 1: a salesman. I don't want to come off as snobby,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to look like a pigeon. Either
Speaker 1: I don't buy the cliche this is my price, or
Speaker 1: I'm walking away approach. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks. You know,
Speaker 1: in life in general, it's all about leverage. Really, everything is.
Speaker 1: It's all about leverage. It is, I believe it or not.
Speaker 1: I know this sounds terrible, but in your personal life
Speaker 1: oftentimes it's about leverage. If I come home tonight and
Speaker 1: I tell my son's hey, there's dog poop in the backyard.
Speaker 1: Go pick up the dog poop, and my sons say no,
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it. Well, they're in a very very
Speaker 1: bad spot right there. Why Because they don't have any leverage,
Speaker 1: They don't pay for the house. They can easily have
Speaker 1: all their things taken away. What can they do to
Speaker 1: me if I start doing that, really, nothing whatsoever but
Speaker 1: sit and complain. Their leverage is nonexistent. Therefore they will
Speaker 1: do whatever I tell them to do. Makes sense. It
Speaker 1: works this way in your business life. And I know
Speaker 1: it's cold and it sounds harsh, but the truth is,
Speaker 1: are you valuable to your employer or the next employer?
Speaker 1: Does your employer if you were going to leave, would
Speaker 1: it be a stressful situation for him? Would it cause
Speaker 1: him stress? Would it cost him money if you left?
Speaker 1: If it would you have leverage. If it would not,
Speaker 1: you don't have anything, and you better show up fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes earlier, and you better not leave late. Leverage is
Speaker 1: everything if you're buying something right now, a car, specifically
Speaker 1: right now. And you're gonna have to trust me on
Speaker 1: this because I have a bunch of friends in the
Speaker 1: car business. One of my friends manages one of the
Speaker 1: biggest dealerships down here, and we hang out all the time.
Speaker 1: So you're just gonna have to trust me on this.
Speaker 1: If you're out buying a car right now, new or used,
Speaker 1: unless you are trading in a vehicle that he'll be
Speaker 1: able to resell and there's a huge market for you.
Speaker 1: So that may be the case, but you have zero
Speaker 1: leverage in a car dealership right now buying a new car.
Speaker 1: Here's why there is a gigantic chip shortage. We need
Speaker 1: specific kinds of chips in this country in order to
Speaker 1: make new cars. It's way beyond me. I don't understand
Speaker 1: what they are. It's computer nerds stuff. Michael probably knows.
Speaker 1: It's you need a chip of some kind to make
Speaker 1: a car. It's not just engines and tires and windows
Speaker 1: and stuff. They're they're they're extremely computerized. Running out of them.
Speaker 1: We're running out of other supplies it takes to make cars.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've probably seen. Not those chips, you idiot. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've probably seen. I know I've seen in
Speaker 1: my area car dealerships, these big car dealerships that used
Speaker 1: to I mean you'd drive by and there'd be five
Speaker 1: hundred cars, a thousand cars on the lot. Now there's
Speaker 1: fifty to one hundred. There aren't enough cars. We have
Speaker 1: a supply and demand problem. I've had a few buddies
Speaker 1: who've had to buy cars recently or chose to buy
Speaker 1: cars recently. And these are guys who they knew what
Speaker 1: they wanted right away and they had to pre order
Speaker 1: their cars. All three of them had to pre order
Speaker 1: their cars because they knew what they wanted. They're not
Speaker 1: going to even get their cars for a couple months,
Speaker 1: and they all paid full boat. What I'm telling you
Speaker 1: is and this is so odd. Again, we're in odd
Speaker 1: times because these are different than times than you that
Speaker 1: you're used to, are times I'm used to. I watched
Speaker 1: my dad my whole life, walk into car dealerships and
Speaker 1: it wasn't a jerk, but would always play hardball with him,
Speaker 1: and you know, this is what i'll pay, This's what
Speaker 1: I'll do that. And I watch my dad win those
Speaker 1: negotiations his whole life, and I can tell you about that.
Speaker 1: But that's not going to do you any good right now,
Speaker 1: because you don't have any leverage at all. Maybe you're
Speaker 1: going out and you're buying a Chevy Malibu. Is that
Speaker 1: still a car? Malibu? Maybe you're maybe you're going out
Speaker 1: to buy a Chevy Malibu. You and the old lady.
Speaker 1: You're going out to buy one. Brother. That's Chevy salesman,
Speaker 1: the Chevy sales manager, the Chevy finance manager, everybody in
Speaker 1: that dealership who's going to make money off of you
Speaker 1: buying that Chevy Malibu. They don't need you at all.
Speaker 1: Oh you want a Chevy Malibu. Okay, sure, sure, we'll
Speaker 1: tell you one. We have three available. Do you want
Speaker 1: one of these? If you do, you better get down
Speaker 1: here now. Oh you want this specific one with this
Speaker 1: specific color. Okay, well that's not even available anywhere here.
Speaker 1: Let's start an order for him for you and make
Speaker 1: you pay some money down for it, because we have
Speaker 1: to order one. I will let you know in a
Speaker 1: few months when it gets in. And to which you're
Speaker 1: listening to the sound of my voice and I know
Speaker 1: this is not great news, but you're listening to the
Speaker 1: sound of my voice and you're saying, oh, gosh, well
Speaker 1: screw that, I'm walking away. Well, this is the problem.
Speaker 1: You don't have leverage. They're gonna say, oh, okay, bye,
Speaker 1: because fifteen minutes after you leave, some guy just drove
Speaker 1: in from out of state because he couldn't find a
Speaker 1: Chevy Malibu either, and he's going to go buy one
Speaker 1: of those ones on the lot, and he's going to
Speaker 1: pay full price. I'm not telling you not to buy
Speaker 1: a car. I'm not if you have a used vehicle.
Speaker 1: Like when I traded in my truck for my midlife
Speaker 1: crisis car, I had to pay full boat for my
Speaker 1: midlife crisis car. I had no leverage outside of my truck.
Speaker 1: My truck was twenty seventeen and it didn't have a
Speaker 1: backbreaking amount of miles on it. It It had some, but
Speaker 1: it was in good shape, pretty good shape, even though
Speaker 1: that crappy sunroof didn't work. That's what That's the only
Speaker 1: thing that gave me any leverage at all. They didn't
Speaker 1: take a dag on time off the new car. But
Speaker 1: I got way more from my twenty seventeen pickup than
Speaker 1: I had any business getting at all. It's a hard
Speaker 1: market right now for leverage. If you're buying a car
Speaker 1: that specific market, you simply don't have any because the
Speaker 1: salesman doesn't need you. He doesn't need you now. If
Speaker 1: you're asking in general, in normal times, I would simply
Speaker 1: tell you walk in and treat the salesman like a
Speaker 1: human being. You very likely will get treated one back.
Speaker 1: If you treat him like some scumbag. Used car salesman
Speaker 1: is going to screw you over, and you're gonna show
Speaker 1: him whose boss. He's very likely going to screw you
Speaker 1: over too. If someone treated me like crap, they got
Speaker 1: treated like crap. If someone treating me well, I treated
Speaker 1: them well. That's just kind of how that works, all right,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Someone wants to know why Donald Trump as
Speaker 1: sitting down with a far left communist journalist. I will
Speaker 1: explain why this keeps happening In just a moment. Before
Speaker 1: I explain that, I'm going to explain that we live
Speaker 1: in a dangerous world. Doesn't matter where you are. Robberies
Speaker 1: are up, mental health problems are up, arsons are up.
Speaker 1: Car robberies or car burglaries are up, Murders up, assault on,
Speaker 1: everything's up. I when I walk out of here every
Speaker 1: single day, no matter where I am actually playing laser
Speaker 1: tag today, no matter where I am now more than ever,
Speaker 1: my cell phone is in my pocket and I am armed.
Speaker 1: If someone approaches you on your way to your car
Speaker 1: today and they want to hurt you, are you going
Speaker 1: to be able to do something about it, as your
Speaker 1: daughter going to be able to do something about it,
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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Friday, And ask doctor Jesse Friday, and we're gonna
Speaker 1: we're gonna get into a bunch of things. Still on
Speaker 1: this show. But somebody has a really, really really great
Speaker 1: question about Trump the emails this Hi, please help me
Speaker 1: explain why it is that Trump is giving an interview
Speaker 1: with the worst journalists that hate him and they're completely
Speaker 1: against his agenda. What is his strategy? I can't figure
Speaker 1: it out, and then says he's referring to the New
Speaker 1: York Magazine interview with Olivia Newsy is her name or NUTSI?
Speaker 1: I don't know that she is a full blown communist.
Speaker 1: I'm going to play something for you. This is older,
Speaker 1: this is back from twenty twenty, back when Trump was president.
Speaker 1: You're going to hear an exchange between Well, it depends
Speaker 1: on what part of it Michael plays. Initially it's Donald
Speaker 1: Trump in ABC reporter John Carrol going back and forth
Speaker 1: at each other, and then the view that old hags
Speaker 1: at the View they're interviewing John carl about how horrible
Speaker 1: Trump is. So I'll just play a little bit of you.
Speaker 1: But I want you to listen to this because I
Speaker 1: have something I'm going to tell you afterwards. Listen. It's
Speaker 1: had to shift the focus from where the government has
Speaker 1: lagged in its response. Do you think maybe this is
Speaker 1: a sort of wag the dog situation where it's easier
Speaker 1: to get in a fight with you than actually take
Speaker 1: responsibility for the horrible response to this virus. Well, it
Speaker 1: has happened with alarming consistency. He at virtually every one
Speaker 1: of these briefings. There is a moment where he lashes
Speaker 1: out in very personal terms at a reporter He's done
Speaker 1: it to me now twice. He's done it to several
Speaker 1: of my colleagues. And you know, I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's strategic or if he is just truly consumed with
Speaker 1: how he is perceived. You know, I've I've got this
Speaker 1: new book out, uh that talks about how the president
Speaker 1: seems to see his entire presidency as to a degree
Speaker 1: that the way he saw his reality show. He wants
Speaker 1: to see the reviews. He talks about that, that's that's
Speaker 1: that's that's enough. That's enough now. So that's ABC's John Carl.
Speaker 1: He was one of the more detestable anti Trump reporters
Speaker 1: during Trump's four years, and I mean just lied about everything,
Speaker 1: lied about Trump, lied about his administration, and then would
Speaker 1: not only getting these matches with Trump where he's lying,
Speaker 1: he would then turn and run to other press outlets
Speaker 1: like The View and continue trashing Trump and lie and
Speaker 1: trash Trump and lie and trash Trump and lie, to
Speaker 1: which you're sitting there nodding, You're saying, gosh, yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 1: John Carl suckson. Yes, John Carl does suck. That As
Speaker 1: a good point, this is about four or five months ago.
Speaker 1: I think I may have that timeline wrong, but I
Speaker 1: know him fairly close. Trump, as you know, basically lives
Speaker 1: in his Florida resort mar Lago, pretty much pretty much
Speaker 1: what he does full time. A friend of mine, who
Speaker 1: will go nameless at this point in time, texted me
Speaker 1: in a rage. We began texting back and forth. I
Speaker 1: was trying to figure out what was wrong. He said
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump had just, by invitation, spent eighteen hours
Speaker 1: with reporter at our lago. And I said, okay, which
Speaker 1: reporter was that? John Carl ABC. You ask me why
Speaker 1: I have theories. I have one that I think is
Speaker 1: entirely correct, But I don't know. One thing I do
Speaker 1: know is this, Donald Trump loves to fight. That's why
Speaker 1: he fights everyone and fights with everyone. That's why he
Speaker 1: was such a battle axe at a time we needed
Speaker 1: a battle axe. He loves to fight. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: not upset when he spars with employed with reporters. He
Speaker 1: enjoys sparring with reporters. He enjoys fighting with everybody. That's
Speaker 1: what Donald Trump does. That's one two. I'm going to
Speaker 1: say something You'll probably be offended by it. Remember I
Speaker 1: don't give a crap. I'm not here to lie to you.
Speaker 1: Donald Old Trump despises the fact that his presidency will
Speaker 1: be looked on by the media as this disgusting, disgraceful disaster.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, see you, you liked Trump, and I liked
Speaker 1: Trump because of how he fights with the media. That's
Speaker 1: why we liked it. We liked that about Trump. But
Speaker 1: the truth is, and this is a fact, and I
Speaker 1: don't care if you like it or not. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: craves media approval and attention. Why in the world would
Speaker 1: you take a disgusting communist like John carl who did
Speaker 1: everything he could to knife you for four years, and
Speaker 1: give him an eighteen hour interview at Marlago? Why would
Speaker 1: you sit down with anyone at the New York magazine? Why?
Speaker 1: And this was something that was never ending. Who was
Speaker 1: that idiot? Gosh, I can't I can't remember the guy's
Speaker 1: name with the Washington Post, one of the most despicable
Speaker 1: reporters in the United States of America, and Trump gave
Speaker 1: him like a twelve hour behind the scenes look. And
Speaker 1: then the guy went and did like a ten page
Speaker 1: article on why Donald Trump is a second coming of
Speaker 1: Adolf Hitler, And everyone freaked and said, what's he doing?
Speaker 1: Why is he doing it. I'm telling you, this is
Speaker 1: a guy for all the benefits. He wants to be liked,
Speaker 1: He wants to he wants the approval of the system.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you I sympathize because life is so
Speaker 1: much easier and better when the system approves of you,
Speaker 1: my goodness, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame,
Speaker 1: and you get this job and that job and this
Speaker 1: interview into that interview, and rock stars give you shout
Speaker 1: outs from the concerts, and life is good. But if
Speaker 1: you're perceived as an enemy of the system, as the
Speaker 1: system perceives Donald Trump, then you are treated like filth,
Speaker 1: and your family's treated like filth, and you have this
Speaker 1: road cut off for you and that road cut off
Speaker 1: from you, and eventually it's just easier to just try
Speaker 1: to be accepted. Why does he continue to do this?
Speaker 1: I mean, honestly, sitting down for an extended interview with
Speaker 1: some communist at the New York magazine as the equivalent
Speaker 1: of the director of the CIA walking into the intelligence
Speaker 1: apparatus China's CCP and allowing himself to be interrogated for
Speaker 1: two days. It's essentially the same thing. Why does he
Speaker 1: do it? One he likes to fight two he craves
Speaker 1: their approval. Have I know somebody very very close to him.
Speaker 1: I don't know him. I know someone very very close
Speaker 1: to him, and I will tell you I have expressed
Speaker 1: my interest in this practice stopping. He feels the exact
Speaker 1: same way I do. He has relayed this time and
Speaker 1: time again. Is it gonna change? I don't know, but
Speaker 1: this stuff, it is maddening to watch. All right, somebody
Speaker 1: has liberals who are losing their ira Someone's asking again
Speaker 1: about Trump's presidency. Someone wants to know about me and Iraq.
Speaker 1: And the guy wanting to his wife to wear more makeup.
Speaker 1: Hang on, Jesus, it is the Jesse Kelly Show. You
Speaker 1: are killing it with the tunes today Michael killing it
Speaker 1: as Michael sits in for Chris today on an asked
Speaker 1: Doctor Jesse Friday. Remember if you miss any part of
Speaker 1: the show, you can catch the whole thing on iHeart, Google,
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Speaker 1: Just one more thing on the press, Black and I
Speaker 1: ran for Congress a couple of times and lost a
Speaker 1: couple of times. My people would always want me to
Speaker 1: do an interview with this local paper or that local paper,
Speaker 1: will pick your local rag, the local communist rag. They
Speaker 1: always wanted me to do an interview, and I would
Speaker 1: always have to sit them down, and I would always
Speaker 1: have to explain. Would I go sit down and grant
Speaker 1: an interview to my Democrat opponent's campaign manager. Would I
Speaker 1: sit down and allow her campaign manager to interrogate me,
Speaker 1: her communications director to interrogate me? No, of course not.
Speaker 1: That would be insane. Right, Well, why are you going
Speaker 1: down to allow the local communist reporter to interrogate you?
Speaker 1: It makes no sense to grant your enemy access, definitely
Speaker 1: not special access. Is there a method to that madness?
Speaker 1: Not a good one, Jesse. Don't liberals have iras? My
Speaker 1: hus aged seventy two and I aged sixty six, have
Speaker 1: lost more than fifty thousand dollars in our retirement account
Speaker 1: since Biden became our supreme leader. Don't liberals want to
Speaker 1: retire one day? Don't they care their money is disappearing? Well,
Speaker 1: here's the thing about us, human beings, And I know
Speaker 1: this is definitely true of me. We don't do personal
Speaker 1: accountability very well. Personal accountability is very difficult. It hurts
Speaker 1: everything I've screwed up or done wrong in my life.
Speaker 1: And there's been so much that I've done wrong and
Speaker 1: so much that I've screwed up every single time. At
Speaker 1: least initially, Gosh, I wanted to blame someone else. Oh,
Speaker 1: he should have done this, and she should have done that,
Speaker 1: and he shouldn't have done this, and he shouldn't have
Speaker 1: done that. Well, maybe if he'd do this, or maybe
Speaker 1: if he'd do that, you know, you know, back I've
Speaker 1: talked about this a little bit earlier in the show.
Speaker 1: Back when I was selling RVs here in Houston and
Speaker 1: I got to know my friend and mentor Michael Berry
Speaker 1: of the Michael Berry Show, of course, and Michael Berry
Speaker 1: started talking to me about, Hey, I think you could
Speaker 1: have a really special media career if you wanted to
Speaker 1: try it, so on and so forth. That was appealing
Speaker 1: to me. And one of the reasons it was appealing
Speaker 1: to me was this. You know, I was pretty good
Speaker 1: at selling RVs, that's why they made me a manager
Speaker 1: and whatnot, but my sales numbers were starting to go down.
Speaker 1: Now they weren't bad. They were always good, but they
Speaker 1: weren't great anymore. They were good, that's all, just good.
Speaker 1: My sales numbers were starting to go down. And I
Speaker 1: will tell you when my sales numbers started to go down,
Speaker 1: I blame the customers. I did. Ah, these dirt balls
Speaker 1: down here, a bad credit. Ah. He was rude. I
Speaker 1: didn't like this. Oh that thing was perfect for them.
Speaker 1: Why didn't I My initial reaction was a stupid customers, idiots.
Speaker 1: It is my fault. The truth is I'd given selling
Speaker 1: RVs about a five year run, five six year run.
Speaker 1: I was burnt out. I was tired of dealing with customers.
Speaker 1: It's not for everybody. Don't get me wrong. I think
Speaker 1: it's a great field. You can make a great living,
Speaker 1: provide for your family. But I personally got burnt out
Speaker 1: dealing with customers, and therefore I was taking shortcuts when
Speaker 1: I was with customers, probably a little more short tempered
Speaker 1: than I was with the customers. Do you think all
Speaker 1: the customers changed or do you think I changed? It
Speaker 1: was me, but my first instinct was to blame them
Speaker 1: Democrat voters. Right now, you mentioned older Democrat voters who
Speaker 1: were having their retirements iras four one case. They're watching
Speaker 1: those things disappear. Because you love accountability, and I love accountability.
Speaker 1: You want to sit there and believe that that person
Speaker 1: who voted for Biden right now is they're pulling up
Speaker 1: their phone and they're looking at their four O one
Speaker 1: K and they're saying, HERB, Oh my gosh, we lost
Speaker 1: more money, herb, this is our fault. Oh, I'm so
Speaker 1: mad that we voted for Joe Biden. Dang it, HERB,
Speaker 1: we shouldn't have done that. It really is on us, though.
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea how few people in this
Speaker 1: country are actually saying that, Oh, they'll blame this or
Speaker 1: blame that, or blame this or blame that. But when
Speaker 1: the time comes for accountability, in most people's lives, the
Speaker 1: most difficult thing to find on the planet is a mirror.
Speaker 1: If you're an older Democrat voter, yes, this is your fault.
Speaker 1: If you have a friend, family member and you feel
Speaker 1: like alienating them, you're welcome to let them know this
Speaker 1: is your fault. Gas prices are your fault, The borders
Speaker 1: your fault, The stock market's your fault. You didn't like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump because you had some mean tweets, Well, enjoy
Speaker 1: your five dollars a gallon gasoline. It is your fault.
Speaker 1: It is. And we have a serious accountability problem in
Speaker 1: this country. And that's why, that's why people don't they
Speaker 1: don't own these things. I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1: I'd love to tell you that older Democrat couple was
Speaker 1: sitting there blaming themselves right now, They're not. I guarantee
Speaker 1: they blamed everyone else but themselves. I mean, wrap your
Speaker 1: mind around Donald Trump actually securing the border, deregulating the economy.
Speaker 1: He said he was going to be when he was campaigning,
Speaker 1: he said he was going to be the greatest jobs
Speaker 1: president ever, and then actually turned out to be the
Speaker 1: greatest jobs president ever. And yet Democrat after Democrat after
Speaker 1: Democrat across the country went to the polls and voted
Speaker 1: for this instead. I had a terrible head of air,
Speaker 1: excuse me, a terrible headache, and I'm sorry. People need
Speaker 1: to own it. I talked about it earlier in the show,
Speaker 1: and I'll continue talking about it. I was making fun
Speaker 1: of Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz. Starbucks has been one of
Speaker 1: the most as far as major corporations go. Starbucks and
Speaker 1: Nike are probably the most far left corporations. I would say,
Speaker 1: in the United States of America, there is no Democrat policy.
Speaker 1: Starbucks won't get behind. And when Saint George Floyd died
Speaker 1: and the time came to blame the cops and say
Speaker 1: that they're well, all the problems they are all the
Speaker 1: cops fault. Lord knows, it's not any of the saintly
Speaker 1: black people in the urban cities. It's all those dirty cups.
Speaker 1: Black people are practically still in slavery. Starbucks couldn't line
Speaker 1: up to get behind that whole movement fast enough. And
Speaker 1: now Howard Schultz is out there complaining about the decay
Speaker 1: of the Democrat cities. Howie, your CEO of Starbucks. I
Speaker 1: know you've got to be doing pretty well. I mean,
Speaker 1: what you make is your business. But you can't afford
Speaker 1: a mirror. Maybe we should, Hey, Michael, maybe that's a
Speaker 1: new thing we should do. Maybe we should come up
Speaker 1: with Jesse Kelly's show mirrors and start mailing them to
Speaker 1: these people when they're having a difficult time figuring out
Speaker 1: why are these cities. Oh dang it, Starbucks keeps getting
Speaker 1: robbed in San Francisco. Gosh, golly, g Whittakers. I just
Speaker 1: wish I knew who to blame for this. Go find
Speaker 1: a mirror. You did this. You did this, not someone else,
Speaker 1: not this guy, not this mayor, not this, not this da.
Speaker 1: You're out there hammering the button for Democrats every time.
Speaker 1: Own it. You did it, You did it. Places a
Speaker 1: Dagon war zone now, cities are war zones now, and
Speaker 1: it's starting to spread its way into the country, just
Speaker 1: like of course it always would. Gosh, look, look, great
Speaker 1: time to bring it up. Are you practicing with your weapon?
Speaker 1: Whatever you carry, whatever you use, they are fifteen, Maybe
Speaker 1: you carry around a clock like I do. Whatever you carry,
Speaker 1: Are you practicing with your weapon? Get a mantis X
Speaker 1: and practice inside of your home with your weapon inside
Speaker 1: your home. Oh, Jesse, I can't. I can't go to
Speaker 1: the range this weekend. Amos too expensive. You're you're using
Speaker 1: mantis sex. You don't fire a shot, you dry fire
Speaker 1: practice in your home. Oh Jesse, it's so hot out.
Speaker 1: I can't go to the range. I agree. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to an outdoor range this weekend. It's like nine
Speaker 1: thousand degrees in Houston. I'm going to practice in my
Speaker 1: air conditioning in my home. It'll put you through drills.
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Speaker 1: to the Oracle one screen Baby the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. On an ask doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday, didn't I tell you we were gonna have
Speaker 1: a good time today. I gotta pick up the pace
Speaker 1: because there are so many dagone good questions. I still
Speaker 1: have to get to the guy shut up, Michael. I
Speaker 1: know there's been six Okay, there's gonna be sixty by
Speaker 1: the time we're done. Like the guy who wants his
Speaker 1: wife to wear more makeup, I might have to do
Speaker 1: that on next But I did want to address this
Speaker 1: because I brought it up earlier in the show and
Speaker 1: I never did get to it. I don't know why
Speaker 1: it's hanging on me so much, but it is one
Speaker 1: of my buddies. Alexander Cortez. He does physical training. Actually
Speaker 1: hooked me up with a workout program for tall people.
Speaker 1: But anyway, that doesn't matter who he is. He puts
Speaker 1: something up on social media. I just wanted to make
Speaker 1: sure I gave him credit for it. Of global antidepressant
Speaker 1: users per one thousand people, looks like the best in
Speaker 1: the world is Korea. In Chile thirteen per one thousand people.
Speaker 1: The United States of America is the worst on the
Speaker 1: planet one hundred and ten per one thousand people. And
Speaker 1: I saw it last night before I went to bed,
Speaker 1: And this happens to me sometimes I don't know why
Speaker 1: things hit me hard. It hit me so hard I
Speaker 1: couldn't I just couldn't wrap my mind around that because
Speaker 1: I laid there in bed and I was thinking about,
Speaker 1: I mean, what are we as a country, gosh for
Speaker 1: the wealthiest country in the history of the world. I
Speaker 1: long time listeners of the show will remember I bring
Speaker 1: this up often. But it's true. You know about the
Speaker 1: spice trade, right about when countries like Spain, in England
Speaker 1: and other countries they've found this glorious land India basically,
Speaker 1: but this glorious land in and around India where you
Speaker 1: could get all these spices, pepper and things like that,
Speaker 1: and all these things. And I mean, wars were essentially
Speaker 1: fought over spices. People died in droves over these things,
Speaker 1: risk their lives for these things, spent fortunes for these things.
Speaker 1: You me as an American, doesn't really matter your income level.
Speaker 1: You have a cupboard in your home full of spices
Speaker 1: that people would have killed for in the day. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not fabulously wealthy doing okay now, but I have
Speaker 1: a cupboard that a king would have people killed for.
Speaker 1: You do too, Right there, Richard's right beside you, cinnamon,
Speaker 1: black pepper, cuman. It's just there's just pepperika. People would
Speaker 1: kill for that. You an American right now, unless you're driving,
Speaker 1: you're not more than twenty five feet away from a
Speaker 1: clean glass of water. Just we have these lives in
Speaker 1: this country that are so blessed, and yet we have
Speaker 1: more people on antidepressants than everyone else. Why, I honestly,
Speaker 1: I want to give credit to Conservative Review because they
Speaker 1: responded because I put something up on social media about that.
Speaker 1: I want to pull it up, so I give them
Speaker 1: credit for it. They put up a chart showing lobbying
Speaker 1: efforts in the United States of America, and maybe it
Speaker 1: really comes down to this. The chart showed this leading
Speaker 1: lobbying industries in the United States in twenty twenty by
Speaker 1: total lobbying spending. You know what second place was? This
Speaker 1: is second place Electronics Manufacturing and equipment. That was second
Speaker 1: place with one fifty six. First I'm sure you already
Speaker 1: guessed as pharmaceutical, But do you know where theirs is?
Speaker 1: Remember second place was one fifty six, third place is
Speaker 1: one fifty one, so on and so forth. You know
Speaker 1: what pharmaceutical was three hundred and six. I'm sure that's
Speaker 1: I'm sure that's a million or something like that, Michael.
Speaker 1: But the point is, maybe that's it. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe we are legitimately sadder. I don't I don't know
Speaker 1: why this is. But that's not a good place for
Speaker 1: a country to be. Maybe I had one friend suggest,
Speaker 1: and maybe he's right. I had one friend suggest we
Speaker 1: have it two good and human beings who lack proper struggles.
Speaker 1: Struggle is the human mind. The human mind is made
Speaker 1: for struggle. You need it, whether you're old, young, whatever.
Speaker 1: You have to have some sort of challenge in your
Speaker 1: life you're trying to overcome or you're going to your
Speaker 1: mind's going to go to some bad places. Maybe that's
Speaker 1: where we are. It's a country. I don't know, but
Speaker 1: I don't like it. I don't I see these numbers
Speaker 1: about American I don't like it at all all. Right,
Speaker 1: now that leads me right into this. Have you ever
Speaker 1: heard of the do Good Village? Gold Star Widows? I mean,
Speaker 1: we don't don't want to talk about struggles, not invented ones,
Speaker 1: real struggles, GoldStar widows. Think what it would be like
Speaker 1: to you and your kids kiss your husband goodbye at
Speaker 1: a base somewhere, an air force base, before his unit
Speaker 1: lifts off to go fight somewhere, and you never see
Speaker 1: him again he dies. How do you even begin to
Speaker 1: put your life back together after something like that? The
Speaker 1: Do Good Village in Florida, it's what Tunnel to Towers
Speaker 1: is building in Florida. They're building them a community, not
Speaker 1: just one home, a community, one hundred and ten homes,
Speaker 1: and they're going to make it so they can all
Speaker 1: go there free of a mortgage and live together in
Speaker 1: support each other. How freaking awesome is that kids who've
Speaker 1: lost a dad parent they get to come together with
Speaker 1: other kids, wives and some husbands come together. It's an
Speaker 1: awesome thing. They ask you and me for eleven dollars
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Speaker 1: And do you support a no fly zone in Ukraine?
Speaker 1: I support everything that has to do with punishing Vladimir
Speaker 1: Putin and helping the Ukraine. Wouldn't that mean direct conventional
Speaker 1: warfare with Russia. I don't know what it will mean,
Speaker 1: but you know freedom is not free, so you don't
Speaker 1: know what a no fly zone will mean. If you do,
Speaker 1: you have to shoot down Russian planes. I mean, of course,
Speaker 1: so conventional war with Russia. Listen, thank you, listen, thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, you know, just a real quick thought on
Speaker 1: the Russia Ukraine thing before I go on, because I
Speaker 1: am going to dedicate, dedicate this last hour to churning
Speaker 1: through as many of these as possible. I got sent
Speaker 1: a picture from a friend of eastern Ukraine of it
Speaker 1: was a big land mass area and it was all
Speaker 1: the areas the bombs and artillery had dropped. And I
Speaker 1: found out today that Russia has taken in I think
Speaker 1: like one point five million Ukrainian widows and orphans and
Speaker 1: basically made them become Russian and all this stuff. And
Speaker 1: I do you know what made me think of it
Speaker 1: made me think back to the beginning of this whole
Speaker 1: Russian invasion, and it made me think about how much
Speaker 1: garbage propaganda they put out there. And each side was
Speaker 1: doing it, so I'm not pointing fingers. Each side was
Speaker 1: putting out horrible propaganda out there, trying to win the
Speaker 1: public trust. And it made me think about how much
Speaker 1: that backfired because it didn't win the public trust. It
Speaker 1: lasted for about five days. It won the public trust,
Speaker 1: and then everything started to turn out to be a lie.
Speaker 1: And what it did was it made the public stop
Speaker 1: caring at all. It's wild to think about, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Right now, there's a major invasion of their nation going on,
Speaker 1: widows and orphans, people losing limbs, dying, and nobody cares
Speaker 1: anymore because we got lied to so many times in
Speaker 1: the beginning, everyone just kind of walked away from the
Speaker 1: whole thing. Kind of wild how human nature is, but
Speaker 1: it is what it is, all right. I have answered many,
Speaker 1: many asked doctor Jesse questions in my long three year
Speaker 1: career of doing Fridays. I don't think I've ever had
Speaker 1: one exactly like this before. A gentleman has emailed into
Speaker 1: the show and well, I mean, here's what he said,
Speaker 1: Doctor Jesse, Papa Bear, My wife is a dime, but
Speaker 1: only when she wears a little makeup. Without it, she
Speaker 1: is a nickel in a few pennies. Lately, when we
Speaker 1: go out she doesn't wear any makeup at all. It
Speaker 1: drives me crazy. It's embarrassing. I know if I bring
Speaker 1: it up, it will not end well. What should I do?
Speaker 1: Find a new one. I will answer this nuclear bomb
Speaker 1: of a question next