Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Monday, and it has been a great Monday. Did
Speaker 1: I tell you it was gonna be a great Monday?
Speaker 1: It has been. If you miss any part of the show,
Speaker 1: just go download the podcast. Catch the whole thing now
Speaker 1: in case you're just joining us. I'm getting to this
Speaker 1: Utah shooting of this old man, So I'm getting to it.
Speaker 1: That's where the story's going to culminate. That's kind of
Speaker 1: where we're going. But we're just going through something here.
Speaker 1: I talked about state police agencies and some of the
Speaker 1: horrible things they've done, and then we went over the
Speaker 1: FBI and how under Barack Obama they got involved in
Speaker 1: the twenty sixteen election covering for Hillary, investigating Trump. But
Speaker 1: then it didn't stop there. The FBI, and I'm skipping
Speaker 1: over a million things just because the show is only
Speaker 1: three hours long, I'm skipping over things. The FBI also
Speaker 1: got involved, heavily involved in the twenty twenty election. This
Speaker 1: time they seem to take it a step further than
Speaker 1: they had in twenty sixteen. Twenty twenty went further than
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, did keep in mind, all right, let's go
Speaker 1: over this so I can explain what I mean. In
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, what did they do? What did they do?
Speaker 1: They announced that they were going to investigate Hillary, but
Speaker 1: then they said, okay, we're not bringing any you're not
Speaker 1: gonna recommend any charges. Okay, so they're not We're going
Speaker 1: to investigate, but no charges. And they spied on Trump. Okay,
Speaker 1: that was sixteen. Now what did they do in twenty twenty?
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty, people do not spend enough time on this.
Speaker 1: You already know it. I'd rant about it all the
Speaker 1: time on the show. The FBI blocked any investigation into
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden. They took possession of his laptop with the
Speaker 1: crimes on it, and not only did they bury it
Speaker 1: without pursuing any in investigation, which is bad enough, they
Speaker 1: found out other people were looking into it. Remember they
Speaker 1: found out The New York Post was going to run
Speaker 1: a story on it, and they ran to the various
Speaker 1: social media companies and told them it was Russian disinformation
Speaker 1: and they should censor it. The New York Time, The
Speaker 1: New York Post, I'm sorry, got their Twitter page suspended
Speaker 1: for publishing a hundred percent accurate article by Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: because the FBI asked them to do you understand what
Speaker 1: a ramp up that is for the Federal Bureau of
Speaker 1: Investigation to approach essentially media outlets and tell them to
Speaker 1: censor a story that might hurt Democrats. What a massive
Speaker 1: escalation that is in things that's beyond belief what they
Speaker 1: did also, speaking of an escalation, from twenty sixteen to
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, not only did they block the Hunter Biden's story,
Speaker 1: they began locking up people on the right. And yes,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about January sixth political prisoners. And before you
Speaker 1: maybe maybe you haven't looked into these cases. Stop, just
Speaker 1: stop for a moment, hear me out. Maybe you haven't
Speaker 1: looked into these yet. Maybe when you think about January sixth,
Speaker 1: you're thinking about scuffles with the cops and things like that.
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea how many people have been
Speaker 1: arrested and how many are still going to be They've
Speaker 1: already announced there's one thousand more arrests coming. They didn't
Speaker 1: arrest five people who had a scuffle with the cops,
Speaker 1: the Federal euro of Investigation. They arrested anyone in the
Speaker 1: vicinity and then somebody blocked the cell phone geo data
Speaker 1: for the guy who put the pipe bombs down. Are
Speaker 1: you seeing the escalation yet? Are you seeing the escalation
Speaker 1: to infiltrating your church, arresting pro lifers who offered to
Speaker 1: turn themselves in peacefully. Instead you sent a swat team
Speaker 1: with long guns to their homes, pointing it in his face.
Speaker 1: Now that's where I wanted to get to, because that's
Speaker 1: where we escalated to, from the Hillary stuff, the Hillary
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen stuff, to all the things they've done since then,
Speaker 1: covering for Hunter, going after school board moms, infiltrating churches.
Speaker 1: Now let's get to the Mark Hawke stuff, the Mark
Speaker 1: how stuff, which you already know about. Pastor pro life
Speaker 1: guy on sidewalks out in front of abortion clinics, spreading
Speaker 1: the word at Jesus, trying to get these women to
Speaker 1: choose life, gets in a completely benign little scuffle that's
Speaker 1: immediately dismissed by local authorities. The FBI decides they're going
Speaker 1: to pursue charges. Howse lawyer finds out about it, and
Speaker 1: he's a peaceful family man. So his lawyer calls the
Speaker 1: FBI and says, to the FBI Hey, we don't want
Speaker 1: any trouble. He's a peaceful guy. Let us know if
Speaker 1: you're gonna arrest him, he'll come turn himself in. Now
Speaker 1: that brings me to how we began all this about
Speaker 1: the danger of the urban warfare thing. Remember this for
Speaker 1: the cops and the criminals. Approaching someone's home, that's when
Speaker 1: people die. You know, when cops die the most domestic situations,
Speaker 1: domestic argument, domestic abuse. You're approaching a home where there's
Speaker 1: already tension, where there are weapons involved. You are leaving
Speaker 1: a relatively safe environment, and you are entering hostile territory.
Speaker 1: When you enter someone else's home, it is dangerous. That's
Speaker 1: in a situation where you just got a couple cops
Speaker 1: knocking at the door. Man, we heard them yelling there
Speaker 1: was a disturbance. Now, let's go back to the urban
Speaker 1: warfare thing. You don't want to kick in somebody's door
Speaker 1: in the middle of the night. That's a good way
Speaker 1: to die somebody, maybe you, maybe them, maybe both. Mark
Speaker 1: Houk's attorney offered to turn him in, drive down to
Speaker 1: the drive down to the courthouse and say hey, you
Speaker 1: can have me. They said no. Instead, they sent long
Speaker 1: guns to his home. Now that we escalated from that
Speaker 1: to what happened in Utah. You remember I didn't jump
Speaker 1: all over this, did I. I brought it up, but
Speaker 1: I told you I'm gonna wait. I'm gonna wait for detail.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna wait for detail. But here's the thing. It's
Speaker 1: now Monday night. Why has there been no detail about
Speaker 1: what the guy did when the FBI kicked in the door.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is, why do I have no written
Speaker 1: statements saying this man was pointing a weapon at the
Speaker 1: FBI when he came in. You know why I don't
Speaker 1: have any of those written statements, probably because there aren't any.
Speaker 1: If the FBI shoots somebody, the first thing they would
Speaker 1: want to do would be to run to the media
Speaker 1: and talk about how dangerous he was. And we had
Speaker 1: no choice. It was him or me. The gun was
Speaker 1: pointed my way, not one FBI statement about that. Now,
Speaker 1: let's go to something else else. An escalation is what
Speaker 1: I consider this to be. I consider this to be
Speaker 1: a beginning of what's coming. This is a seventy four
Speaker 1: year old fat man. He's seventy four years old, three
Speaker 1: hundred pounds, walks around with the cane he puts a
Speaker 1: bunch of very very stupid things on social media and
Speaker 1: things that will get you arrested. By the way, Oh
Speaker 1: Biden's coming to town. Time to get my sniper rifle.
Speaker 1: You're a moron. You're going to go to jail. You
Speaker 1: can't say stuff like that. Don't be an idiot. Don't
Speaker 1: say stuff like that. However, he's still a three hundred
Speaker 1: year old man who uses a cane. You know what
Speaker 1: else a three hundred year old or three hundred three
Speaker 1: hundred pound man, I'm sorry, three hundred pound man who
Speaker 1: uses a cane. You know what a three hundred pound
Speaker 1: man who uses a cane does. He does the same
Speaker 1: things you do. He goes to get gas in his car,
Speaker 1: he goes to get groceries, He takes out the garbage,
Speaker 1: he goes to get the mail, He goes to church
Speaker 1: on Sunday. He probably has a hobby of one kind,
Speaker 1: of one kind or another. What I'm saying to you
Speaker 1: is a three hundred pound man the FBI has allegedly
Speaker 1: investigated and has determined needs arrested. Gives you a million
Speaker 1: opportunities to arrest him completely peacefully, away from his home
Speaker 1: at night and without anybody being killed instead. Right before
Speaker 1: Joe Biden comes to town, the FBI kicks in his
Speaker 1: door in the dark and he dies. What exactly happened?
Speaker 1: Or I wasn't there, but I know I'm looking at
Speaker 1: a timeline as we just went over. I just took
Speaker 1: two segments going over it, three segments, a timeline of
Speaker 1: events of FBI events. And you know what I see
Speaker 1: laid out in front of me. I see escalation. That's
Speaker 1: what I see. And you know what that means, right,
Speaker 1: You know that it gets worse from here. And the
Speaker 1: reason I brought all this up is I just want
Speaker 1: to remind you you gave the low TGP control back
Speaker 1: of the House of Representatives at the midterms, and they
Speaker 1: have an appropriations fight coming up where they can determine
Speaker 1: if the DOJ or FBI get another penny. Do keep
Speaker 1: an eye on them, will you, and let them know
Speaker 1: maybe the cheka shouldn't receive any more funding. An escalation,
Speaker 1: an escalation, It gets worse from here, all right. We'll
Speaker 1: get to some emails. We talk about Biden's Maui comments,
Speaker 1: make fun of Disney, the lamentation of the working man,
Speaker 1: and much much more. Now the workingman has been shortchanged
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Speaker 1: four four Jesse Kelly Vaccian It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Reminding you if you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Also it's been an awesome show tonight. It's been an
Speaker 1: awesome show, and I was gonna get to some emails,
Speaker 1: but I'll be honest with you, I have a few
Speaker 1: huge things I want to get to and I don't
Speaker 1: have near enough time left, so I might have to
Speaker 1: wait till the emails to tomorrow. I'll do a bunch tomorrow,
Speaker 1: I promise Jesse At. I will Chris shut up Jesse
Speaker 1: at jesse kellyshow dot com. First, Joe Biden, I was
Speaker 1: asked about the Maui fires and prayers for everybody in
Speaker 1: Maui right now, Prayers for everyone in Hawaii. Such a
Speaker 1: beautiful place. It sucks watching it burnt up. But Joe
Speaker 1: Biden was asked. He's on vacation, of course, at a
Speaker 1: Delaware beach, and he was asked about it, and Joe
Speaker 1: Biden looked at the reporters right in the eye as
Speaker 1: people were dying and losing their homes and said, no comment. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to dwell on this at all. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is a soulless, evil monster, made worse so by
Speaker 1: the dementia that has rotted him out to nothing but
Speaker 1: a shell of his former jerk self. He's always been
Speaker 1: this way. He's always been a jerk. The system lied
Speaker 1: to you and told you he was a kindly old
Speaker 1: man because they were trying to get you to vote
Speaker 1: for him over that big, meanie Trump. But that's who
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is. And I've explained to you how the
Speaker 1: communist thinks a million times. The communist doesn't look at
Speaker 1: the devastation like Maui and think about the poor people,
Speaker 1: think about their homes. I'll tell you wife and I
Speaker 1: were talking about it this weekend. We saw some of
Speaker 1: that video footage that I'm sure you've seen of all
Speaker 1: these burned out homes and cars, and I remember she
Speaker 1: just it just came out of her. She looks, as
Speaker 1: she said, those poor people. That's what you think when
Speaker 1: you look at stuff like that, that's what they think. Remember,
Speaker 1: the communist doesn't think like you think. He shares no
Speaker 1: values with you. He is truly an anti human. When
Speaker 1: Joe Biden hears about devastation doesn't move him at all.
Speaker 1: There's nothing to move, there's no heart to move. Everything
Speaker 1: is just an opportunity, because for a communist, it's all
Speaker 1: just about power, more power. Everything's an opportunity. It's all
Speaker 1: just about power. Mazie Herono, she's the dumbest person in Congress.
Speaker 1: I chose not to do the dumbest person in Congress
Speaker 1: list because nobody would beat Mazie Herono. She really is
Speaker 1: is just genuinely very stupid. She was asked, now, this
Speaker 1: is her state. She's a senator from Hawaii. This is
Speaker 1: her state. People are dying, people are losing their homes.
Speaker 1: This is what Maisie Herono said.
Speaker 2: I think that we very much need to acknowledge that
Speaker 2: climate change is upon us. There are whole states, by
Speaker 2: the way, Jake, where you can't even use the words
Speaker 2: climate change because they still have a hidden the sand attitude.
Speaker 2: But for example, the Inflation Reduction Act provided some three
Speaker 2: hundred billion dollars to combat climate change.
Speaker 1: People are dying, devastation. Can you imagine, just pause for
Speaker 1: a moment and imagine what it would be like. Maybe
Speaker 1: you've gone through this in your life. I know people
Speaker 1: who have to have your home burned down. Let' say
Speaker 1: everyone got out safely, Lord willing, family and pets. Let's
Speaker 1: hope everyone gets out safe. Imagine what it would mean
Speaker 1: to lose all of your stuff, all those pictures, all
Speaker 1: those everything. Even if you have insurance and you're gonna
Speaker 1: get money, how horrible would that be? But for Mazie Corono,
Speaker 1: she could never bring herself as an anti human to
Speaker 1: think in those terms. Mazie Herono finds out there's a
Speaker 1: fire in her own state, she felt the same thing
Speaker 1: Joe Biden felt. She felt it was simply an opportunity.
Speaker 1: What it's an opportunity.
Speaker 2: I think that we very much need to acknowledge that
Speaker 2: climate change is upon us. There are whole states, by
Speaker 2: the way, Jake, where you can't even use the words
Speaker 2: climate change because they still have a hidden the sand attitude.
Speaker 2: But for example, the Inflation Reduction Act provided some three
Speaker 2: hundred billion dollars to combat climate change.
Speaker 1: She's asked about fires in her own state, she brings
Speaker 1: up the Inflation Reduction Act and climate change. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: has asked about it in the face of all this devastation,
Speaker 1: and he responds with no comment anti humans. There's nothing
Speaker 1: inside of them that you would recognize as human. Understand that?
Speaker 1: All right, All right, now I have to get gosh.
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Speaker 1: special investigation because of course, surprise, surprise, Merrick Garland. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean this was him from back in June.
Speaker 3: Only person with authority to make somebody a special counsel
Speaker 3: or refuse to make somebody a special counsel as the
Speaker 3: Attorney General. Mister Weiss never made that request to me.
Speaker 3: Can you explain the rationale for not appointing a special counselor?
Speaker 3: Because her Weiss had in fact more authority than a
Speaker 3: special council would have had as complete as he had,
Speaker 3: and has complete authority, as I said, to bring a
Speaker 3: case anywhere he wants in his discretion.
Speaker 1: Which is weird because he had more authority back then.
Speaker 1: Only this was Merrek Garland a couple days ago.
Speaker 3: I'm here today to announce the appointment of David Weiss
Speaker 3: as a special council, consistent with the Department of Justice
Speaker 3: regulations governing such matters.
Speaker 1: Hm, that's interesting. What's going on here? Well, first, let's
Speaker 1: understand how corrupt this entire thing is. A special counsel
Speaker 1: is appointed when there is a clear conflict of interest
Speaker 1: because the special counsel is supposed to be a man. Ideally,
Speaker 1: it rarely works out this way, but ideally the special
Speaker 1: counsel was a man who's not really beholden to any
Speaker 1: of the powers that be, and he's appointed Special Counsel
Speaker 1: because it gives him total freedom, separate of all these
Speaker 1: people above him, to conduct the investigation he wants. He
Speaker 1: can go after whoever. No one's gonna step in and
Speaker 1: tell him what he can do and what he can't do.
Speaker 1: And that brings us to the Joe Biden Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: Special Counsel. David Weiss. Hang on, we'll talk about him.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Oracle. You love this one. It's
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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday, And I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: to this here really quickly here because we're talking about
Speaker 1: the Special Council, Hunter Biden's special counsel. Keep this in mind,
Speaker 1: we already went over the Special Council. What the special
Speaker 1: counsel is supposed to be. He's somebody separate. But wrap
Speaker 1: your mind around how insane this is David Weiss. David
Speaker 1: Weiss was already investigating Hunter Biden. What did he do
Speaker 1: Instead of investigating Hunter Biden? He tried to cover for
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden every step of the way, so much so
Speaker 1: that there was a plea agreement in place that was
Speaker 1: pretty much already done. The plea agreement, the final form
Speaker 1: of it, gets set in front of the judge in
Speaker 1: the Hunter Biden case. The judge is looking through it,
Speaker 1: and the judge sees this blanket immunity thing, not just
Speaker 1: for anything Hunter Biden has already done, for pretty much
Speaker 1: future crimes that may come up. The judge is mortified
Speaker 1: at this, mortified at this, and throws it all out,
Speaker 1: blows the whole deal up and says we're done, We're off. Now.
Speaker 1: You may have already known that, but here here's what
Speaker 1: you may not know. That plea stuff was put in
Speaker 1: by David Weiss, the DOJ, the DOJ that's allegedly investigating
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden and now Merrick Garland took the same guy
Speaker 1: who just ran cover for Hunter and pretty much tried
Speaker 1: to get him off scott free and made that guy
Speaker 1: the special comp I'm.
Speaker 3: Here today to announce the appointment of David Weiss as
Speaker 3: a special counsel consistent with the Department of Justice regulations
Speaker 3: governing such matters.
Speaker 1: Hey, you know what, that's the equivalent too, That's the
Speaker 1: equivalent to you getting out on the Highway right now,
Speaker 1: driving one hundred and twenty miles per hour and then
Speaker 1: getting pulled over by the cops. You got pusted dang
Speaker 1: speeding ticket, and then you looking at the cop and saying, man,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, officer, and he says, look, I can't excuse
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty miles per hour. That's too far.
Speaker 1: And you're looking at the police officer and saying, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: my bad, I'll get a new driver to take me home.
Speaker 1: And then right in front of the officer, you hop
Speaker 1: out and go walk all the way around the car,
Speaker 1: and you get right back in the driver's seat and say, okay,
Speaker 1: I'm ready to go sixty five. Now, got a brand
Speaker 1: new driver. That's the equivalent to what Merrick Garland just
Speaker 1: did in the Biden case. So where's all this going?
Speaker 1: Where's it all going? Here's Coaren Diversity High.
Speaker 4: To support the people on the ground. It's been a
Speaker 4: devastating devastation as we have seen.
Speaker 1: You've just mentioned now that's the wrong one. That's not
Speaker 1: the rud This is Corindiversity.
Speaker 4: This case was handled independently by the Justice Department under
Speaker 4: a leadership of a Trump appointed US attorney. As you
Speaker 4: all know. This is consistent with what the President has
Speaker 4: been saying for a long while now, going way back
Speaker 4: to his campaign days, that he would restore the Department
Speaker 4: of Justice independence from political interference from the white House.
Speaker 4: And this is want to make sure that we continue
Speaker 4: that since the White House hasn't been involved. Just to
Speaker 4: be clear again, certainly I would refer you to any
Speaker 4: questions about this, specifically to Department of Justice and lead
Speaker 4: to Hunter Biden's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you got the whole thing. It's all dirty,
Speaker 1: it's all gross. Now, the problem for the Biden family
Speaker 1: is this. I believe, as I always have, that the
Speaker 1: system wants him gone. You know, I've been telling you
Speaker 1: this for age. You're going to see his leverage. That's
Speaker 1: what you're about to see. Joe Biden is about to
Speaker 1: be pushed out of the White House. He announced his
Speaker 1: intention to run again in order to get something out
Speaker 1: of the deal. The system is going to come to
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and they're gonna tap him on the shoulder
Speaker 1: and they're gonna say, Joe, we need you to go,
Speaker 1: can't run. And Joe's gonna say, well, already announced, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna run. And the system is gonna say, Joe, this
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden's stuff, it all leads back to you. So
Speaker 1: they're gonna tell Joe, Joe you want this Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: stuff to go away, we'll give him a slap on
Speaker 1: the wrist, brush it aside. If you step aside, Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's going to do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Just remember, I don't think he can avoid this, because, yes,
Speaker 1: the Special Council is a total hack, and we already
Speaker 1: went over everything about him, but it's still a special council.
Speaker 1: The President of the United States of America's son has
Speaker 1: had a special counsel assigned to his case. I don't
Speaker 1: think he can avoid it, and I don't think the
Speaker 1: system wants him to. All Right, Now, before I get
Speaker 1: to the lamentations of the working man and other things,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk about this gun situation because I'm excited
Speaker 1: about it and it's on my mind. What it's on
Speaker 1: my mind, Chris, here's the situation I've run into. I
Speaker 1: carry a Glock nineteen I do. Is it the fanciest
Speaker 1: gun in the world. No, it's reliable. I'm a reliable guy.
Speaker 1: That's what I believe in reliability. I don't want a
Speaker 1: fancy sports car, give me the car that starts every
Speaker 1: single time. That's what I want. I know it's boring,
Speaker 1: I know it is. I'm just a big believer in reliability.
Speaker 1: Chris and Michael, you can ask him if you ever
Speaker 1: get a chance to talk to him about the rules
Speaker 1: of the studio, the rules of the office. They're the
Speaker 1: easiest rules in the world. Show up on time and perform.
Speaker 1: That's all I care about. They could come in here
Speaker 1: wearing shorts, flip flops they have before. I don't care
Speaker 1: if they drink beer, eat chips. I don't care if
Speaker 1: you throw a party when I walk out the door.
Speaker 1: None of it matters to me at all. There are
Speaker 1: no rules for working here whatsoever, except for show up
Speaker 1: on time and perform. That's all I care about. You
Speaker 1: do those two things. World jurors don't care. So the
Speaker 1: clock shows up on time and the clock performs. It
Speaker 1: shoots every single time, every time. Totally reliable, inaccurate, accurate
Speaker 1: enough for me for sure. The problem with Mike Block
Speaker 1: nineteen is this, it's bigger. Now, it's not a huge gun,
Speaker 1: it's not a huge weapon, but it's big enough. And
Speaker 1: this is big enough for certain situations to be too
Speaker 1: big this is what I mean. It's now eight thousand
Speaker 1: degrees roughly. That's approximate right down here in Houston. I
Speaker 1: sometimes have to wear clothing that's lighter because it's so
Speaker 1: freaking hot, like today, I have on. This is sound weird. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I have linen pants on, all right.
Speaker 1: They're the linen shorts stuff. They're really light in their breathe.
Speaker 1: And I have this real light shirt. These linen pants
Speaker 1: I have on, they don't even have a belt. So
Speaker 1: I'm walking around with this glock nineteen hanging in my shorts.
Speaker 1: My shorts are hanging halfway off my rear end like
Speaker 1: I'm some kind of gangster. It doesn't look right. I
Speaker 1: need a smaller one. However, I can't have a small,
Speaker 1: subcompact one of those little single stack guns that has
Speaker 1: six or seven rounds, even though they have beautiful ones
Speaker 1: out there. One. I don't like how many rounds they carry.
Speaker 1: I want more than that. Two. My hands are too big.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ends up. I'm gonna end uphooting off the
Speaker 1: end of my thumb or something like that. These things.
Speaker 1: I'm six ' eight, I have huge hands, so I
Speaker 1: need something smaller. Than the glock, bigger than these other ones.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna do something after the show tonight. There's
Speaker 1: a range here, open late, indoor range, open late. I'm
Speaker 1: going to test a Springfield hell Cat Pro. My Green
Speaker 1: Beret buddy, you know, I'm Clay Martin, the guy's always
Speaker 1: on the show. He recommended the Springfield hell Cat Pro
Speaker 1: as more of a mid size gun. I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: give it a test run tonight, and I know you're
Speaker 1: not gonna believe me, and I know i'm gonna get
Speaker 1: a bunch of very mean emails making fun of me. Yes,
Speaker 1: I will spend the money, Chris, Chris just said it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna buy it if I like it. And I
Speaker 1: know you're rolling your eyes and your leave and you
Speaker 1: want your too cheap. I'm gonna buy it, Chris. I
Speaker 1: might buy it tonight just to spite you. I'm getting
Speaker 1: it if I like it. Now. If I don't like it,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna blow six hundred dollars or whatever that is.
Speaker 1: But I'm going to get a mid size Carrie and
Speaker 1: it's gonna be sweet, and I don't care what any
Speaker 1: of you say. I'm gonna spend the money and before
Speaker 1: too long, I'm gonna start getting optics and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna have all this fancy stuff as soon
Speaker 1: as I feel like spending the money. So I just
Speaker 1: felt like that's all I felt like saying, is Springfield
Speaker 1: hell Cat pro mainly because there are so many shooters
Speaker 1: who listen to the show, and we'll show up to
Speaker 1: ten thousand emails tomorrow about why that's a stupid decision
Speaker 1: or why that's a great one. Gun people are passionate,
Speaker 1: and I love it. You know who else is passionate?
Speaker 1: Working man is passionate. He is, and working people in
Speaker 1: this country are sad, and we're gonna talk about that
Speaker 1: in a moment now tonight. I'm excited to go a
Speaker 1: little range for a different reason. Do you know why
Speaker 1: I haven't been to an actual gun range for probably
Speaker 1: a month? I would guess I've been only practicing at
Speaker 1: home with my Mantis X because Mantis X allows you
Speaker 1: to fire practice and the comfort of your home. Here's
Speaker 1: one of the coolest parts about Mantis X. And I
Speaker 1: get emails from you backing this up. It's not just
Speaker 1: my experience Mantis X. You're practicing in your home, You're
Speaker 1: getting feedback. Right, they're putting you through drills, and it's good.
Speaker 1: It feels good. You're watching your score improve, you're watching
Speaker 1: yourself improve. But you never really know, right, and then
Speaker 1: you'll go back to the range and you're so much
Speaker 1: better than you were before. I'm gonna go to the
Speaker 1: range tonight, having all that time practicing, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to get to see the practice payoff. That's why I practice.
Speaker 1: That's why you should practice, so we can be fast
Speaker 1: and ready. Right. The Green Berets use it, the Marines
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Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly s Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show. And I just
Speaker 1: wanna I'm gonna talk about something before we get the
Speaker 1: headlines I didn't get to. I'm gonna talk about something.
Speaker 1: There's a song out there taking over everything by Storm.
Speaker 1: The guy's names Oliver Anthony. You've probably heard it by now.
Speaker 1: He's got a bunch of songs going crazy. He's some
Speaker 1: forty eight year old farmer and he recorded this song.
Speaker 1: Here's a little bit of it called Richmond North of Richmond.
Speaker 1: He recorded it and it's look, I enjoyed it. It
Speaker 1: get I get why it's popular. Is what I'm saying
Speaker 1: here is.
Speaker 5: We's politicians look out for minors, not just minors on
Speaker 5: an island somewhere. Lordly got folks in the street, ain't
Speaker 5: got nothing the heat and the hobies, milk and welfare. God,
Speaker 5: if you're five foot three and your three hundred pounds taxes,
Speaker 5: holt not the pay for your bags.
Speaker 1: Of five rounds.
Speaker 5: Women are putting themselves sixteen in the ground as all
Speaker 5: this damn country does is keep on kicking them down.
Speaker 1: Lord, HiT's a damn shame. Oliver Anthony. The song is
Speaker 1: called rich Men North of Richmond. It's an excellent little song.
Speaker 1: Why is it going like gangbusters? Because I've already seen
Speaker 1: since the song took off a million think pieces from
Speaker 1: the left and the snooty right talking about how stupid
Speaker 1: this song was and they've never had it so good,
Speaker 1: And well, what are you talking about? You got a
Speaker 1: flat screen TV and things like that. I pair that
Speaker 1: up with this article here. Suicides hit a record high
Speaker 1: last year. Men are the vast majority of deaths. There
Speaker 1: were forty nine five hundred suicides last year, about forty
Speaker 1: thousand j just shy of forty thousand of those were men.
Speaker 1: I can't speak two women. Well, I can speak two women.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to speak for women, because women and
Speaker 1: get sad for different reasons. But I will say this,
Speaker 1: the working man in this country, he used to be
Speaker 1: able to work a factory job. Yeah, some overtime, of course,
Speaker 1: wife stays at home. And he used to be able
Speaker 1: to own a home in a vehicle, maybe even too.
Speaker 1: Is it a mansion with an indoor swimming pool and
Speaker 1: what not? No, but a home of his own that
Speaker 1: he owned at a car and his wife was able
Speaker 1: to stay home and care for his home and care
Speaker 1: for his children. And more than that, he was able
Speaker 1: to occasionally. No, he wasn't off to Hawaii every other weekend.
Speaker 1: He was able to take his kids to a ballgame
Speaker 1: on the weekend, afford the movies. And as I crossed
Speaker 1: the country, and as I talk to more people and
Speaker 1: I get more and more emails, I see so many men,
Speaker 1: not just young either. It's not just a young men thing.
Speaker 1: Older men too, forties fifties sixties. They look around and
Speaker 1: they want to know why they can't. They want to
Speaker 1: know why everything's so expensive, why they can't have that,
Speaker 1: why they have a different life than their father had.
Speaker 1: Every son wants to surpass or match his father, and
Speaker 1: every father wants his son to surpass or match him.
Speaker 1: It's the dream, right. I want my son to have
Speaker 1: it better than I did, to have things to go
Speaker 1: better than they did for me. I want this, and
Speaker 1: it hurts if you're a child, especially if you're a man. Again,
Speaker 1: I can't speak how women feel. If you look and
Speaker 1: dad had that at home, and he had that car
Speaker 1: and you don't. And let's get to the love aspect
Speaker 1: of it. I can't believe how many emails we get,
Speaker 1: and I love them. Send them by the way. We'll
Speaker 1: do what we can. Emails some single women and single men.
Speaker 1: The single women's where.
Speaker 2: Are all the men?
Speaker 1: Where are they? I can't find one. I can't find
Speaker 1: a good one. And the men too, where are the
Speaker 1: women at I can't find somebody to love. They want
Speaker 1: someone to come together with and buy that home and
Speaker 1: live life with. And I know that we can't quantify
Speaker 1: all that, and we're certainly not going to do all
Speaker 1: of it on an eight minute segment here on a
Speaker 1: radio show. But I will tell you, working people, I
Speaker 1: hear you, I see it. And sometimes the problems around you,
Speaker 1: the things you're unhappy with, sometimes you can't explain them.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's unquantifiable. Sometimes it just feels like things are
Speaker 1: wrong and they're rotted and wrong. And I'm sorry. And
Speaker 1: there are a lot of things to blame, and there
Speaker 1: are a lot of people to blame for what brought
Speaker 1: us to this. But I just wanted to say two
Speaker 1: things to you. One, I'm sorry. Two keep going, keep going,
Speaker 1: all right. Stop if it ain't worked out for you
Speaker 1: and you're fifty five, and dang it just didn't work out,
Speaker 1: keep going. Maybe fifty six is the year it does.
Speaker 1: These things happen all the time. No one knew well. Look,
Speaker 1: speaking of which, this dude's forty foe and eight years old.
Speaker 1: No one knew who this guy was about fifteen minutes ago.
Speaker 1: This guy's about to be playing sold out concerts across
Speaker 1: the country. Bet she's gonna make a million bucks off
Speaker 1: this whole thing at forty eight. At forty seven, he
Speaker 1: was a farmer, and no one knew his name, hoping
Speaker 1: someone will call about one of his songs one day.
Speaker 1: Keep going, all right, keep going. Maybe maybe when they
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Speaker 1: you know, you know the thing headlines We didn't get
Speaker 1: to California preschool teacher. Preschool teacher blasts innocence and says
Speaker 1: toddlers should be taught queerness and sexuality in the classroom.
Speaker 1: Just the heads up. Many of the teachers in our
Speaker 1: schools in this are actually child predators who go into
Speaker 1: the teaching profession with the purpose of destroying your child.
Speaker 1: If you're not spending time interviewing your child's teacher making
Speaker 1: sure they're aware your watching, you are setting your child
Speaker 1: up for major failure. Inflation forcing Americans to spend seven
Speaker 1: hundred more dollars per month than two years ago. This
Speaker 1: goes right back to what I was just talking about.
Speaker 1: You have all these rich people out there telling the
Speaker 1: working man to shut up. You've never had it so good.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred and nine dollars a month is huge money
Speaker 1: for the vast majority of my life. If you tax
Speaker 1: seven hundred and nine dollars worth of bills onto my
Speaker 1: monthly bills, I'm doing nothing fun and I probably am
Speaker 1: not going to make it. I don't know that I
Speaker 1: would even be able to make my bills. And yet
Speaker 1: inflation does this, and then we tell these working people
Speaker 1: to sit out and shut up, and they're worthless. Maybe
Speaker 1: we should be fixing the problem. Huh, So I didn't
Speaker 1: mean to go off on that. I guess that was
Speaker 1: a short headline segment. I'm gonna be back tomorrow, don't worry.
Speaker 1: All kinds of headlines, all kinds of fun. You know
Speaker 1: how we do it, jesseat, Jesse kellyshow dot com is
Speaker 1: to email. That's all