Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
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Speaker 1: a Thursday. We're almost to the weekend. Aren't you excited
Speaker 1: that Fanny Willis stuff from earlier today was awesome? This
Speaker 1: is just a lot of awesome. And I haven't even
Speaker 1: gotten to me yet. Now what do we have on
Speaker 1: tap this hour? We're gonna talk a little bit about
Speaker 1: our government turning against us and really, I mean this
Speaker 1: report about the DHS and what they're gonna do with
Speaker 1: illegals is stunning, and I'm gonna get to that here
Speaker 1: pretty quickly. This Mitch McConnell's sister in law death is odd.
Speaker 1: I think I'll just leave it at that as odd.
Speaker 1: But before we do any of that, when there's a
Speaker 1: medical breakthrough, we like to bring you the news right
Speaker 1: away on the show. After all, it's what a journalist stuff.
Speaker 2: It's journalist Jesse.
Speaker 1: There's just no one better. We love Jesse. He's the best. Yesse,
Speaker 1: Please kiss my baby? YESI Jesse, Jesse, Jesse Jesse. There's
Speaker 1: an article out in Vox. Vox. Now, this is normally
Speaker 1: a despicable Cammie rag, but every now and then the
Speaker 1: communists get one right too, and this is the headline. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying this might help you, might save your life.
Speaker 1: UV light kills viruses. Did you know that? But then
Speaker 1: the author asks a really important question and I don't
Speaker 1: have an answer, But the author says, why isn't it everywhere? Hm?
Speaker 1: That is that is a good question. U V light
Speaker 1: kills viruses? Why don't we have more of it? Why?
Speaker 1: This is author's name. I want to make sure I
Speaker 1: give her credit, Kimberly Moss is her name. Why you know?
Speaker 1: What would be amazing because UV light kills viruses, which
Speaker 1: I do want to remind everybody that when we got
Speaker 1: a virus in this country that all the medical institutions
Speaker 1: told you to go inside. But anyway, why isn't UV
Speaker 1: light everywhere? Here's what would be incredible. What if there
Speaker 1: was a big thing, maybe maybe in the sky, a
Speaker 1: huge thing. Yeah, that's right, Chris, like a light, only
Speaker 1: this light actually put out UV light everywhere. And I
Speaker 1: know that's probably getting way too technological. I don't know
Speaker 1: how we would make that happen, but I want you
Speaker 1: to picture maybe like a big orange ball in the sky,
Speaker 1: and what this ball did, Is it put out UV
Speaker 1: light everywhere?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Michael?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: Now? That's you know what, that's a good point, Michael asked,
Speaker 1: a very good point. Producer, Michael, how would we power it?
Speaker 1: I don't know how we would get something like that
Speaker 1: up there. I don't know how this could be feasible.
Speaker 1: But I just want to say I agree with this
Speaker 1: author that UV light kills viruses. That's actually something I
Speaker 1: thought we knew a long time ago, but I guess
Speaker 1: this is a new discovery. She brings up a good point.
Speaker 1: Why don't we have more of it? All right, maybe
Speaker 1: one day we'll come up with something. Anyway, let's move
Speaker 1: on to other things. This story out of DHS, it
Speaker 1: really drives home something that we talk about a lot,
Speaker 1: you and me, and it's really it's really kind of
Speaker 1: ugly and it's hard to accept. But our government turning
Speaker 1: against us. This is taking place across the Western world,
Speaker 1: but we'll focus on the United States of America here.
Speaker 1: Why you know, freedom is not free. That's why our
Speaker 1: government turning against us is the biggest story on the planet,
Speaker 1: and it has been the biggest story on the planet.
Speaker 1: It will remain the biggest story on the planet until
Speaker 1: that changes. And I look, we talked about a little this,
Speaker 1: about a little bit last night, but I was having
Speaker 1: food poisoning and in between puking in the trash. Can
Speaker 1: I worry that my thoughts didn't come all the way
Speaker 1: through to you. So people, the people of a nation,
Speaker 1: they must have a relationship with the institutions of their nation.
Speaker 1: They must, and it has to be even if it's
Speaker 1: not always one hundred percent positive, which it never would be.
Speaker 1: They have to see each other as being together. You
Speaker 1: and your medical institutions, your media institutions, your law enforcement,
Speaker 1: especially federal law enforcement institutions, the politicians themselves, the education system.
Speaker 1: These are critical institutions. A nation is held up by
Speaker 1: its institutions. The institutions are the pillars of a nation.
Speaker 1: If your institutions are strong, nation will be strong. If
Speaker 1: your institutions are rotted, COMMI scum. Your nation is in
Speaker 1: very serious trouble. What happens towards the I don't want
Speaker 1: to say towards the end. I have to stop myself
Speaker 1: from saying that because it makes it sound like America
Speaker 1: is about over. When you get towards the back nine
Speaker 1: of your country, of your empire, this happened to every
Speaker 1: single one. What happens is the institutions and the people separate,
Speaker 1: because as the institutions become rotted and evil and corrupt,
Speaker 1: and the people realize it, they will separate from them,
Speaker 1: and they'll view the institutions themselves as being the enemy.
Speaker 1: And that that point of view is shared by the institutions.
Speaker 1: They agree they think the people themselves are the enemy.
Speaker 1: As a great example with this, I'm going to play
Speaker 1: something for you've probably heard this before. This is twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: John McLaughlin used to be the director of the CIA.
Speaker 1: He's sitting up on stage with a bunch of former
Speaker 1: CIA directors and the interviewer is basically asking him, Hey,
Speaker 1: you took the Central Intelligence Agency and you used it
Speaker 1: against Donald Trump, who was a candidate for president. And
Speaker 1: listen to his response. Keep in mind, using the Central
Speaker 1: Intelligence Agency against anybody for political purposes, especially domestic political purposes,
Speaker 1: should come with a life sentence, if not worse. I
Speaker 1: want you to listen to this. This is a very
Speaker 1: very revealing little clue.
Speaker 3: Impeachment inquiry is underway, sparked by a complaint from someone
Speaker 3: within the intelligence community. It feeds the president's concern and
Speaker 3: often used term about a deep state being there to
Speaker 3: take him.
Speaker 5: Thank God for the deep state. With all of the
Speaker 5: people who knew what was going on here, it took
Speaker 5: an intelligence a step officer to step forward and say
Speaker 5: something about it, which was the trigger that then unleashed
Speaker 5: everything else. Now, why does that happen? What I tell
Speaker 5: American people why that happens is this is the institution
Speaker 5: in the US government that, with all of its flaws
Speaker 5: and it makes mistakes, is institutionally committed to objectivity and
Speaker 5: to telling the truth.
Speaker 1: Did you hear what he just said? The Central Intelligence Agency,
Speaker 1: it's the institution that knows the truth. You voting for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? The American people choosing Donald Trump as their president.
Speaker 1: Whether or not you like that, is inconsequential. That's what
Speaker 1: the American people chose. In twenty sixteen. The Central Intelligence Agency,
Speaker 1: one of our institutions, looked at the American people and
Speaker 1: decided on their own that the American people were wrong,
Speaker 1: that the the electoral process didn't work out the way
Speaker 1: they think it should have. And as the arbiters of
Speaker 1: the truth, Remember he said, were the were the people
Speaker 1: who understand the truth. We're only the object what did
Speaker 1: he call them objective people? Well, we decided that he
Speaker 1: had to go. Our institutions have turned against us. Instead
Speaker 1: of viewing themselves as our servants and or our protectors,
Speaker 1: they view you and me as being the problem. And
Speaker 1: the relationship between the American people and their institutions is hostile,
Speaker 1: and it's getting more and more hostile. And I hate
Speaker 1: that because historically it's very, very very difficult to overcome
Speaker 1: that and put it back together again. You want to
Speaker 1: hear one of the more jaw dropping headlines I've ever
Speaker 1: seen report. This is from Breitbart. Biden's DHS drafts a
Speaker 1: plan to mass release illegal aliens into the United States
Speaker 1: of America. They're citing a quote budget shortfall because that
Speaker 1: crappy amnesty border bill didn't pass. Essentially, to simplify it,
Speaker 1: the White House wanted the amnesty bill to pass. It
Speaker 1: didn't pass, and because it didn't pass, the federal government,
Speaker 1: your federal government, my federal government, our institution of government
Speaker 1: is threatening us. We are being openly threatened by the
Speaker 1: White House. Hey, you didn't pass my border bill. Looks
Speaker 1: like we're gonna have to turn a bunch of illegals loose.
Speaker 1: Anya that is one of the most evil things I've
Speaker 1: ever seen out of this government. And our government has
Speaker 1: committed some serious evil. We are now openly threatened. That's
Speaker 1: how hostile this relationship is. It's no longer husband and
Speaker 1: wife with some tension when they get around friends. Now
Speaker 1: it's husband and wife. And you can count down the
Speaker 1: seconds until he starts screaming at her and she chucks
Speaker 1: the shrimp cocktail at his head in front of everybody.
Speaker 1: That's how ugly it's gotten. And to fix it, I mean,
Speaker 1: we're gonna need some things. Yeah, I tell you. One
Speaker 1: thing we're gonna need is some testosterone. We're gonna need
Speaker 1: to be strong enough because I'm gonna make some suggestions next.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make some suggestions about what it's going to
Speaker 1: take to fix it. And it's gonna be hard to accept,
Speaker 1: maybe hard to hear, but we have to hear it.
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Speaker 1: to the solutions or the solution to try to to
Speaker 1: try to bring our institutions back into the fold of
Speaker 1: the people again, which we have to do to save
Speaker 1: the country. In a moment, I have to do a
Speaker 1: couple things first. First, remember tomorrow is ask doctor Jesse Friday.
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Speaker 1: something different tonight. Yesterday was Valentine's Day. I screwed up.
Speaker 1: I have screwed up this day before. I know you're
Speaker 1: gonna find this shocking, But I screwed up yesterday as well.
Speaker 1: I will explain to you how I screwed up about
Speaker 1: ten minutes from now. I want to hear your Valentine's
Speaker 1: Day disasters. You ever screwed one up? Or did somebody
Speaker 1: do you wrong on Valentine's Day? No, I don't break
Speaker 1: all of our hearts. Did something go wrong for you
Speaker 1: on Valentine's Day? Eight seven seven three seven seven four
Speaker 1: three seven three eight seven seven three seven seven four
Speaker 1: three seven three I'll tell you how I screwed up.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you mine. I'll show you mine, you show
Speaker 1: me yours. About ten minutes from now before we get
Speaker 1: to that. All right, back to what we were talking
Speaker 1: about a well, the DHS, basically the Biden White House.
Speaker 1: They're threatening us, threatening to mass release illegals into the
Speaker 1: country because we didn't pass an amnesty bill. I'm looking
Speaker 1: at another headline here, Jeffrey Epstein victims sue the FBI
Speaker 1: for alleged failure to investigate sex trafficking ring for the elite. Well,
Speaker 1: we all know why the FBI didn't investigate it. They
Speaker 1: covered it up, just like the FBI covered up that
Speaker 1: despicable piece of trash doctor Larry Nasser, who was abusing
Speaker 1: all of our gymnasts, all the American gymnasts, and the
Speaker 1: FBI got caught covering it up. They covered up Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: They're covering it up. The DHS is threatening us. I
Speaker 1: heard this today. The CDC's This guy's name is Daniel
Speaker 1: Jernigan for the CDC. We know now it's not a
Speaker 1: con conspiracy theory or anything. We know now. The poison
Speaker 1: shot is hurting people. It's hurt a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Any other medication that was brought to market that had
Speaker 1: this number of people who were destroyed by it would
Speaker 1: have been yanked off the market after a month after
Speaker 1: it would have been immediate. They are not only still
Speaker 1: pushing it, we have institutions, critical ones, like medical institutions
Speaker 1: like the CDC still out there saying things like that.
Speaker 6: Doctor Jenagan, could you explain how the detection of these
Speaker 6: cases reflects the effectiveness of CDC's vaccine safety surveillance system. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I think these indicate that the process works. You mentioned
Speaker 6: the tts associated with the J ANDJ vaccine. The systems
Speaker 6: have been able to pick up myocarditis and show that
Speaker 6: the risk of getting myocarditis is much lower among those
Speaker 6: vaccinated than among those that were unvaccinated. It's even a
Speaker 6: system that we've been able to pick up signal.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's a lie. And it's not just that that's
Speaker 1: a doctor who's lying. That's a doctor who knows he's lying,
Speaker 1: and he's with the Center for Disease Control. People have
Speaker 1: to go to prison that doctor. It doesn't need to
Speaker 1: be shunned, fired, yelled at doctor Daniel Jernigan has a
Speaker 1: position of authority in the Center for Disease Control, and
Speaker 1: he uses his position of authority to push poison into
Speaker 1: the bodies of Americans. Poison that's killing us, it's killing
Speaker 1: our children, it's killing us, and he did it intentionally.
Speaker 1: Doctor Daniel Jernigan has to go to prison. He has
Speaker 1: to be arrested. He has to have a public trial.
Speaker 1: It cannot be private, it cannot be closed. It has
Speaker 1: to be public so the public lickten knows and can see.
Speaker 1: And then he has to go to prison. If anyone
Speaker 1: at the DHS intentionally releases illegal aliens into the country
Speaker 1: as some sort of retribution for not passing a law.
Speaker 1: Those people have to go to prison. If Joe Biden
Speaker 1: ordered it, he has to be arrested and put on
Speaker 1: trial and sent to prison. If you're at the Federal
Speaker 1: Bureau of Investigation and you covered up Jeffrey Epstein's crimes
Speaker 1: so these poor young girls could be abused, it's not
Speaker 1: enough to be fired. You have to go to prison.
Speaker 1: CIA directors, CIA agents, in fact, probably every man on
Speaker 1: this stage from this audio cut. It's not enough that
Speaker 1: they resign in disgrace or be fired, and none of
Speaker 1: that has happened. These men have to be arrested and
Speaker 1: tried and sent to prison.
Speaker 3: Peachment incre is underway, sparked by a complaint from someone
Speaker 3: within the intelligence community. It feeds the president's concern and
Speaker 3: often use term about a deep state being there to take.
Speaker 5: Thank God for the deep state, with all of the
Speaker 5: people who knew what was going on here. It took
Speaker 5: an intelligence offerre to step officer to step forward and
Speaker 5: say something about.
Speaker 1: It, which was the.
Speaker 5: Trigger that then unleashed everything else. Now, why does that happen?
Speaker 5: What of tell American people why that happens? Is this
Speaker 5: is the institution in the US government that, with all
Speaker 5: of its flaws and it makes mistakes. Is institutionally committed
Speaker 5: to objectivity and to telling the truth.
Speaker 1: This is the institution that's objective in telling the truth. Therefore,
Speaker 1: that president the American people were elected. Yeah, we took
Speaker 1: him out. Thank god for the deep state. That's his
Speaker 1: direct quote, Thank god for the deep state. John McLoughlin
Speaker 1: has to go to prison. He does. And you can
Speaker 1: think that I'm being crazy or harsh or over the top.
Speaker 1: Those institutions that have separated from us, they're never coming
Speaker 1: back to us until they are punished. Not us. They
Speaker 1: think we have to be punished. They must be punished
Speaker 1: or we can't put Humpty Dumpty back together again. All right.
Speaker 1: The NSA is one of those institutions as well. They're
Speaker 1: going to try to pass more warrantless searches of your data.
Speaker 1: Where's your cell phone right now? Your laptop? Is it
Speaker 1: just sitting beside you on the desk? Why is it
Speaker 1: not in a silent bag SLNT? These are patented signal
Speaker 1: blocking Faraday bags. Your cell phone is a tracking device,
Speaker 1: your laptop is a tracking device. Not only corporations, the
Speaker 1: United States government, they're listening, they're watching. They don't hide this.
Speaker 1: You don't have to take my word for it. Go
Speaker 1: look it up. Basic security now is protecting the information
Speaker 1: that's on your phone, in your laptop. These people are
Speaker 1: hostile to us, so let's act as if they're hostile
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Speaker 1: three your bad Valentine's Day calls next Jesse Kelly Vaccian.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. And I actually can dance,
Speaker 1: not according to the wife, but no, I feel like
Speaker 1: I can, Chris, I feel like I've gotten so much
Speaker 1: better over the years. Anyway, it's the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Do not forget. You can and should email the show
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I did screw up yesterday.
Speaker 1: We'll get back to the stories here. This is a
Speaker 1: very odd story, probably nothing of it about Mitch McConnell's
Speaker 1: sister in law passing away. We're going to talk about
Speaker 1: the state of our inner cities and stuff, but first
Speaker 1: might as well tell you where I screwed up. Again.
Speaker 1: So very early on in our marriage, we had a discussion.
Speaker 1: I think we had been married two or three years,
Speaker 1: maybe five years, not a lot, but we didn't have
Speaker 1: a lot of money. We weren't doing great financially. And
Speaker 1: we came together the day or day before week before
Speaker 1: our anniversary came up, and we said, hey, let's not
Speaker 1: get each other anything this year. We don't have the
Speaker 1: money for it. It's just an anniversary. I'm glad, I'm
Speaker 1: glad it's all working out, but let's not. Let's not
Speaker 1: do anything. And I want to make sure everyone's clear.
Speaker 1: She was in agreement one hundred percent with this plan.
Speaker 1: Wake up. I remember the look on her face. Wake up.
Speaker 1: Anniversary day. I was sleeping on as you're standing at
Speaker 1: the foot of the bed. I was sleeping, sleeping on
Speaker 1: the right, she's on the left. I roll over on
Speaker 1: my right. I'm waking up the suns there and she's
Speaker 1: looking and she says it's our anniversary, and I said,
Speaker 1: I know, happy anniversary. Maybe she says, you didn't get
Speaker 1: me anything at all, and I was secrets. That's exactly
Speaker 1: what I just said to which prompted me to say.
Speaker 1: We talked about what we just had this discussion, what
Speaker 1: are you talking about? But it's still a special day,
Speaker 1: so immediate from that point forward, I thought I had
Speaker 1: known never ever, ever, ever, ever take them seriously when
Speaker 1: they say that. Ever. So let's rewind to what was
Speaker 1: she to say? Wednesday was Valentine's Day, Tuesday night. That
Speaker 1: was the Nightmail was the night I got the food,
Speaker 1: poisoning food. But that was the night I took her out.
Speaker 1: We didn't want to go out Valentine's Day night. We
Speaker 1: went out to eat Mexican restaurant. Nothing fancy, but we
Speaker 1: like the food there, basic food very much. Who we
Speaker 1: are steak shrimp that got me sick later on and whatever,
Speaker 1: but whatever, some some faheta steaks, I mean shrimp some
Speaker 1: some some cases this and darte what Chris, you don't block.
Speaker 1: And we talked during dinner and we said, hey, this
Speaker 1: is gonna be Valentine's Day's It's not dinner's expensive, going
Speaker 1: out to eat it's expensive anymore. This is our little
Speaker 1: date night here Valentine's Day. We're just gonna take it easy,
Speaker 1: all right. Oh yeah, absolutely, yes, No, I agree, that's smart.
Speaker 1: It's smart. It's smart. Wake up yesterday morning, sure enough
Speaker 1: there's a card and some Reese's peanut butter cups waiting
Speaker 1: for me from her on the counter. And she said, so,
Speaker 1: what did you get me? I had nothing, absolutely nothing.
Speaker 1: I paid for that all day yesterday, all day all day.
Speaker 1: I finally had to get some flowers scrambled. What Chris, Now,
Speaker 1: that's a very good point, Chris said, you think it
Speaker 1: was food poisoning. Remember yesterday I lost four pounds in
Speaker 1: the course of about five hours. Could it have been
Speaker 1: real poisoning courtesy of ob It could have been, Actually,
Speaker 1: it absolutely could have been either way. This was just
Speaker 1: a little PSA to all the fellas out there. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter what she says on that day, the emotions
Speaker 1: will overwhelm her and you have to have something. Now
Speaker 1: should be noted. It's not like my wife needs fancy things.
Speaker 1: She wasn't asking for diamonds or a pearl necklace something
Speaker 1: like that. Just a card, a note. That's generally helpful.
Speaker 1: You ever screwed up or been screwed over or had
Speaker 1: a bad Valentine's Day? Eight seven seven three seven seven
Speaker 1: four three seven three, Actually, Chris, Chris just said a
Speaker 1: small bunch of flowers was thirty bucks because I had
Speaker 1: to scramble. I didn't have time to go to the store.
Speaker 1: I had to get flowers delivered last minute on Valentine's Day.
Speaker 1: Sixty five bucks yesterday, sixty five bucks. It cost me dearly.
Speaker 1: It cost me in emotions. It cost me at my
Speaker 1: pocketbook sixty five bucks. Anyway, eight seven seven three seven
Speaker 1: seven four three seven three. If you want to talk
Speaker 1: about Valenstine's Day, I'll get to this a little bit. Jesse.
Speaker 1: I love to buyou blue pizza at Mellow Mushroom, and
Speaker 1: I quit going after they discontinued it, so did I.
Speaker 1: Mod Pizza has blue cheese, crumbles, so on and so forth.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good. We do the Mod mad Dog. I
Speaker 1: don't eat at Mod Pizza anymore. If I do, my
Speaker 1: sons will murder me. You know why. We had a
Speaker 1: Mod Pizza in our area and we used to go.
Speaker 1: We love Mod Pizza. Pretty good pizza, pretty good price.
Speaker 1: You know, you get ready to make your pizza. During
Speaker 1: Pride month, we walk into Mod Pizza and it's rainbowed
Speaker 1: out top to bottom. They even had gay rainbow cakes
Speaker 1: for dessert. And my sons, My sons are hardcore. They
Speaker 1: were all we're not eating here, right, I said, well, nope,
Speaker 1: we certainly aren't. Boys get back in the car and
Speaker 1: we're leaving. And now now half the time when they
Speaker 1: drive by, they're like, hey, Dad, look it's LGBTQ pizza.
Speaker 1: You know you're right, son, We're never going there again.
Speaker 1: So putting my money where my morals are. Plus my
Speaker 1: sons would murder me. Otherwise, we don't go to mod Pizza. Hello, tall,
Speaker 1: dark and handsome. I like this lady. What we can
Speaker 1: read all her emails. I keep seeing people seeing I
Speaker 1: keep seeing poles showing Trump leaning Biden. If Biden drops
Speaker 1: out of the race, do you think the American people
Speaker 1: will realize that Biden is just a tip of the iceberg,
Speaker 1: that it's all Democrats, our evil and must be removed. Okay,
Speaker 1: yes and no. Yeah, we talked earlier, We talked last night,
Speaker 1: and we talked a little bit earlier tonight about how
Speaker 1: we're losing trust in our institutions and overall for the country.
Speaker 1: That's a bad thing, but it's necessary that you don't
Speaker 1: trust your institutions all that. But let's not act like
Speaker 1: everybody's waking up. Here's the truth. We are very, very
Speaker 1: demoralized as a people. And I don't mean we're sad,
Speaker 1: although there's a lot of that, And I'm not talking
Speaker 1: about you. I'm I'm talking about the demoralization process that
Speaker 1: we've gone over several times. How a communist, how communists
Speaker 1: take over and infiltrate and rot your country out from
Speaker 1: underneath you. I've played the Yuri Besmanov stuff for you before.
Speaker 1: We don't have to go into that right now. The
Speaker 1: demoralization process in America is long been complete. Now what
Speaker 1: does that mean, the DeMar I don't mean it made
Speaker 1: everybody sad. It made entire generations, multiple generations. They don't
Speaker 1: have any idea what it means to be an American.
Speaker 1: If you ask them to define American culture, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: even know how. They've never been taught. They've never been
Speaker 1: taught to be proud of their country. They've never been
Speaker 1: taught about the beauty of freedom or the constitution or
Speaker 1: limited government, or they've never been taught these things ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, So,
Speaker 1: because you've never been taught some sort of a grounding,
Speaker 1: if you will, we've never been we've never been given
Speaker 1: a grounding. Roots, We've never been given roots. You need
Speaker 1: those roots. This is what it means to be an American.
Speaker 1: This is why it's important. This is why government should
Speaker 1: be small. This is why since we've never been given
Speaker 1: as a people as a whole, since we've never been
Speaker 1: given that, we are lost. We are because the roots
Speaker 1: are not there. We are floating. And that's why you
Speaker 1: see the American people time and time again get caught
Speaker 1: up in the wind of propaganda, and the floating causes
Speaker 1: us to completely lose our minds and lose our way,
Speaker 1: just kind of going about our business. And then one
Speaker 1: day the government says, wow, there's a virus. Better go
Speaker 1: lock yourself inside of your house. And your governor gets
Speaker 1: up and says, hey, you close your business. We're so lost,
Speaker 1: We're so floating that Americans still, Americans to this day,
Speaker 1: think that that was lawful. That your government's even allowed
Speaker 1: to do that. The government in America is not allowed
Speaker 1: at any level to tell you to close your business.
Speaker 1: Hey you, you, you, and you and you close your business.
Speaker 1: You can keep liquor store, you can stay open. Jim
Speaker 1: you close. Your government is not allowed to do that.
Speaker 1: That's illegal. That should have resulted in mass protests immediately
Speaker 1: across the country instead. Nothing quiet, No the American people.
Speaker 1: That's a long way of saying no, the American people
Speaker 1: were not waking up. That it's all democrats. The American
Speaker 1: people are very lost right now. And that's part of
Speaker 1: your role, in frankly mind, as well as to bring
Speaker 1: them back home, to give them some sort of grounding,
Speaker 1: some sort of roots. All right, all right, we will
Speaker 1: get to your Valentine's Day disasters here eight seven seven
Speaker 1: three seven seven four three seven three. Sorry, the lines
Speaker 1: are filling up. You're pretty quick, so once I dump
Speaker 1: them all, give it out again eight seven seven three
Speaker 1: seven seven four three seven three. Before we do that,
Speaker 1: you know what else I did on Valentine's Day? Slept
Speaker 1: on my my pillow pillow, slept in my flannel sheets.
Speaker 1: In fact, it was just a my pillow day because
Speaker 1: that morning, when I got out of the shower, I
Speaker 1: was drying off with my pillow towels. I'm a my
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Speaker 1: our money where our morals are, it's more than just
Speaker 1: avoiding the LGBTQ pizza place. We have to seek out
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Speaker 1: four five zero five four four. He doesn't care if
Speaker 1: you believe him, but he's right, Jesse Kelly. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Mississippi is an
Speaker 1: underrated state, Chris, Mississippi? Have you ever been ever? Why
Speaker 1: did you just make that face? What is your problem with?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with Mississippi? What the barbecue does not suck?
Speaker 1: They do great barbecue. What Michael, you went to the
Speaker 1: Biloxi Casino. Well that's great, Michael. I'm glad you got
Speaker 1: to see all the sites of Mississippi. That's that's really awesome.
Speaker 1: I remember that story I told you about the the
Speaker 1: waffle house in Jackson. All right, So I was I
Speaker 1: was in Mississippi. I was looking for work. It's a
Speaker 1: long story. So this is when I was out of
Speaker 1: work and I was crisscrossing the country trying to find
Speaker 1: some work. I'll get to the calls about your bad
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day stories in a second. So I'm looking for work.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for work, and I'm past a waffle house.
Speaker 1: Well you know me, I am, Well, I am. I'll
Speaker 1: swing on into a waffle house. I'm in Jackson, Mississippi,
Speaker 1: and walking Jackson, and I'm the only customer in there.
Speaker 1: In the waffle house at the time. It was off hours,
Speaker 1: you know, normally the summinary. But I'm the only customer
Speaker 1: in there, and it's all black people working in waffle house. Obviously,
Speaker 1: I don't give a crab whatever. So I go sit
Speaker 1: down and I start eating, and they're just they're They're
Speaker 1: wonderful to me. It could not have been more polite.
Speaker 1: But to each other. Remember I'm the only guy in there,
Speaker 1: and the only white guy in there. They kept calling
Speaker 1: each other the N word. And I don't mean with
Speaker 1: just an a at the end, I mean with an
Speaker 1: er at the end. And I'm sitting at the counter,
Speaker 1: so I'm two feet away from these people, and they
Speaker 1: weren't yelling at each other. That's just how they were.
Speaker 1: That's that's how they were addressing each other. Which that's fine.
Speaker 1: I've never been so uncomfortable in my life. I want
Speaker 1: to get I want to just melt into the floor
Speaker 1: and die. I'm all, should I be here? Am I?
Speaker 1: I don't feel like I should be here? They couldn't
Speaker 1: have been more wonderful. I love Mississippi. Mississipy gets a
Speaker 1: bad rap, all right, before I get to these calls
Speaker 1: real quick. I'm not going to spend any time on
Speaker 1: this because I don't want to be a nutjob conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 1: But Angela Chow, she is the sister of Elaine Chow.
Speaker 1: Elaine Chow is Mitch McConnell's wife, so she is Mitch
Speaker 1: McConnell's sister in law. If I did that right, All right, whatever.
Speaker 1: Police are investigating an incident because she just passed away
Speaker 1: and her car went into quote, crashed into a body
Speaker 1: of water, and she drowned. I'm not gonna say anything
Speaker 1: else here because I don't know anything. I don't have
Speaker 1: some inside baseball thing. I don't want to spread some
Speaker 1: weird conspiracy theory or anything like that. That's very odd,
Speaker 1: and in the law enforcement realm, there's more to that
Speaker 1: story somehow. Generally there's more to that story. Don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong. Those things do happen. Car goes, especially in
Speaker 1: really really cold places. That's the thing. In Montana. Your
Speaker 1: car goes off a bridge or something like that into
Speaker 1: the water, you might get hypothermia before you can get out,
Speaker 1: and that that would be more common in Austin, Texas
Speaker 1: seventy degrees. That's not what happened. There's something else happened.
Speaker 1: What it was, I don't know. Anyway, you have a
Speaker 1: bad date, bad Valentine's date? You ever screw it up
Speaker 1: like I did? Or did your spouse or her girlfriend
Speaker 1: screw it up? Less Washington, go.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 4: I am a brother in arms, and I spent twenty
Speaker 4: years in the US Army, and I had a bad
Speaker 4: Valentine's Day. I took my wife out to a great
Speaker 4: buffet on Sunday because I was doing the same thing
Speaker 4: you did, trying to get it out of the way
Speaker 4: before the fourteenth. And we got there. In the it
Speaker 4: was ninety dollars for each person for the stay, and
Speaker 4: all said on the website forty five dollars. So I
Speaker 4: looked at my wife and I said, hey, babe, we're
Speaker 4: going somewhere else. And she said, okay, let's go. And
Speaker 4: we went to a diner and had a nice breakfast
Speaker 4: for thirty nine dollars.
Speaker 1: I thought, that's a great story. Actually, she sounds cool.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest. We did that one night too, not
Speaker 1: quite as bad. We didn't walk into the restaurant, but
Speaker 1: we had a babysitter. This is when our kids were
Speaker 1: a lot younger and didn't know shoot yet. We got
Speaker 1: a babysitter one night. We hadn't been out to eat
Speaker 1: in ages, and we decided, hey, let's go out to eat.
Speaker 1: Let's go get a steak somewhere. And I forget where
Speaker 1: we were going, Longhorn Steakhouse or out Back or something
Speaker 1: like that. We're on our way out to go get
Speaker 1: a steak and she pulls up the bank account on
Speaker 1: her phone on the way there, and we're looking and
Speaker 1: we're doing the math, and we're thinking, I don't even
Speaker 1: think I don't even think we can get, you know,
Speaker 1: a soda with our steak. We turned around and grabbed
Speaker 1: a little Caesar's pizza and a six pack of beer,
Speaker 1: and with a babysitter, we went to our bedroom and
Speaker 1: just ate little Caesars and drank beer and watched a movie. Ah,
Speaker 1: that's good stuff, Bob Washington, go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I've got one. And it honestly happened. For
Speaker 2: thirty nine years, I faithfully remembered all the holidays, the
Speaker 2: anniversary Valentine's Day. This Valentine's Day no different. I made
Speaker 2: my order a week ahead of time delivery on delivery
Speaker 2: on Valentine's Day. I get home and there is a
Speaker 2: candy of the card for me and all that stuff
Speaker 2: laid out, and I asked wife, I said, did your
Speaker 2: flowers come? And she said, what flowers? No, I haven't
Speaker 2: got anything. It's all crap so here. So they didn't
Speaker 2: show up. And I explained to her what happened. I
Speaker 2: told her, Well, about eight o'clock, the knock on the door,
Speaker 2: and here's the delivery. The flowers finally come. She takes
Speaker 2: the box and it's supposed to be tulips that are ready,
Speaker 2: that are butted, ready to open, you know, And so
Speaker 2: opens the box. She gets it out. It's a bowl
Speaker 2: of dirt. Seriously, brother, is a bowl of dirt. The
Speaker 2: stems were just barely out of the dirt with the
Speaker 2: fops were just barely starting to grow. Now they were
Speaker 2: maybe a quarter of an inch long.
Speaker 1: Oh that sucks. I'm sorry, bother eight seven seven three
Speaker 1: seven seven and four to three seven three. I got
Speaker 1: my wife a rose once at the gas station. No listen,
Speaker 1: they were they were. They were sitting on the display.
Speaker 1: They were wrapped in plastic, these roses, and I was like, wow,
Speaker 1: that's really romantic. I'll get a rose. And they were cheap.
Speaker 1: It was like four ninety nine. It turned out to
Speaker 1: be panties that were shaped to look like a rose
Speaker 1: there and she tries to put them in water, and
Speaker 1: it was just that was my fault anyway. Eight seven
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Speaker 1: We are going to talk about the condition of the
Speaker 1: inner cities, what George Soros is doing, and we're going
Speaker 1: to take your calls again about bad Valentine's Day or
Speaker 1: bad romantic moments, all that in the next hour. Hang
Speaker 1: on