Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Wednesday. It
Speaker 1: is finally here. Hoop Day is here, and here's what
Speaker 1: we have for Wednesday. We have Brandon Darby coming up
Speaker 1: about twenty twenty five minutes from now on the human
Speaker 1: smuggling war going on on the border. Did you know
Speaker 1: about that? That's coming up soon. We are going to
Speaker 1: talk about the American working man, the American citizen being
Speaker 1: sold out by our government. I'm actually going to address
Speaker 1: that in the beginning. How are you in me? How
Speaker 1: are we supposed to treat the new arrivals to our
Speaker 1: prison camp when they helped put us there. We're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about this NYU professor complaining about these Columbia protests,
Speaker 1: all that Joe Biden is an idiot, and so much
Speaker 1: more coming up on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show.
Speaker 1: But first we need to pause what we can do
Speaker 1: next four more years? Oh year? He read the pause
Speaker 1: off the telepropter. Instead of just pausing anyway, Let's get
Speaker 1: to something else and I am going to try to
Speaker 1: calm myself down. I on occasion will get fired up,
Speaker 1: you know, on occasion, I will raise my voice on
Speaker 1: the radio, but I don't do that often. Gets my
Speaker 1: blood pressure up. It gets your blood pressure up. You've
Speaker 1: got what I've got? How long with you? Fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: half hour? Maybe I'm at work with you and it's
Speaker 1: all three hours or at home, but we don't have
Speaker 1: long together every day, and I don't Yeah, we got
Speaker 1: to talk about problems. I don't want to stretch you out.
Speaker 1: I don't want to stress me out. I'm a human being,
Speaker 1: flesh and blood, just like you, And honestly, I'm a
Speaker 1: pretty happy person. Even though things are bad right now.
Speaker 1: I'm a pretty happy person because, you know what, it's
Speaker 1: all in God's hands. It is what it is. But
Speaker 1: there will occasionally be a story or an email that
Speaker 1: guts me badly, and then from there I get filled
Speaker 1: with rage. And so let me read the email because
Speaker 1: we're going to go over some things and it's going
Speaker 1: to take a little while. But just stay with me.
Speaker 1: This is a email today. The subject of this one
Speaker 1: is EBT and snap. I feel like a disappointment. That's
Speaker 1: the subject of the email. Hey, Jesse, I feel like
Speaker 1: a complete failure as a man, husband and father. I
Speaker 1: just applied for EBT. We can't make it with things
Speaker 1: costing what they do. We just don't have I have
Speaker 1: money to pay for anything, let alone food. We've been
Speaker 1: eating ramen for a few months and getting eggs from
Speaker 1: a few chickens in the backyard. Hopefully the garden will
Speaker 1: do better this year. I'm a farmer, and crop prices
Speaker 1: are at historic lows with record input costs, and things
Speaker 1: aren't going to get better anytime soon. I'm dying here, man.
Speaker 1: I hate welfare. Yet here I am hoping to get
Speaker 1: a few bucks from the government because I just can't
Speaker 1: do it anymore. Why is this happening? How does it end?
Speaker 1: I'm not going to obviously read his name. I never
Speaker 1: do that unless you tell me to. He actually requested that.
Speaker 1: I don't, But I just want you to marinate on
Speaker 1: that for a moment. Farmer American husband trying to make
Speaker 1: ends meet, care for himself, care for his wife, provide,
Speaker 1: and because of what's happened, he can't Right now as
Speaker 1: you're marinating on that, Why am I trying to calm
Speaker 1: myself down here? Well, I'm just thinking about several different things.
Speaker 1: One of the things I'm thinking about, actually, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at this picture right here. I can't get this picture
Speaker 1: out of my head. It's a picture taken from the
Speaker 1: floor of the United States House of Representatives, and we
Speaker 1: have a bunch of American lawmakers waving Ukrainian flags. Farmer
Speaker 1: just signed up for welfare checks. American congressmen and congresswomen
Speaker 1: waving Ukrainian flags. President of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: What gets him all misty? Is he laying awake at
Speaker 1: night stressing about the farmer on welfare? Nah man, he's
Speaker 1: got bigger fish to fisish weekend.
Speaker 2: This is I find it's amazing. The reports of cheers
Speaker 2: breaking out of the trenches and Eastern Ukraine probably came
Speaker 2: from one of your folks, I'm a reporter or someone.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure it came from. But as they're cheering
Speaker 2: as they watched the house float and support for Ukraine,
Speaker 2: it's not like they don't understand what we've done, not
Speaker 2: like they don't understand how critical this is.
Speaker 3: For that.
Speaker 1: I wonder how welfare farmer felt when he found out
Speaker 1: ninety one billion dollars was going to Ukraine, to Israel,
Speaker 1: to Taiwan. I wonder what welfare farmer felt as he
Speaker 1: watched the Ukrainian flags being waved on the House floor.
Speaker 1: I wonder what welfare farmer felt when he watched three
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars in taxpayer money being handed out to
Speaker 1: sanctuary cities across the United States of America so they
Speaker 1: can provide food, shelter, hotels to illegals. I wonder how
Speaker 1: welfare farmer felt. Here's another one former fiscal conservative. This
Speaker 1: is from Breitbert. Mike Johnson is considering a scheme to
Speaker 1: expand earmarks. He's working with Tom Cole, another one of
Speaker 1: these guys in leadership, and they want to quote unlock
Speaker 1: the possibility of more earmarks. That way, the next time
Speaker 1: they pass another gigantic government funding bill, all the friends
Speaker 1: of GOP reps and Democrat reps, House reps, senators, they
Speaker 1: can hand out large quantities of tax payer money, the
Speaker 1: money they took from you. They can take it out
Speaker 1: of your wallet, snickering as they do so, and turn
Speaker 1: around and hand it to their friends. Who might their
Speaker 1: friends be. I don't know. Maybe it's an illegal in
Speaker 1: this sanctuary city. Maybe the money's gonna go directly to
Speaker 1: New York City. Why Well, a lot of people have
Speaker 1: moved out of my district. Remember that Democrat congresswoman who
Speaker 1: said it, a lot of people have moved out of
Speaker 1: my district. These illegals, they're gonna get counted in the census.
Speaker 1: If we keep bringing them into my district, blood sucking
Speaker 1: the taxpayer, then I get to keep my seat forever.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's where that next money's gonna go. Maybe the
Speaker 1: next money's gonna go to Jewish producer Chris's solar panel company.
Speaker 1: I mean, of course, he makes all his solar panels
Speaker 1: in China. Don't worry. Chris doesn't have a solar company.
Speaker 1: Don't worry. He makes all his solar panels over there
Speaker 1: in China. They're all made in China. He's outsourced all that.
Speaker 1: And all the money's either gonna go directly into his
Speaker 1: pocket or it'll go to bribe the various Chinese politicians
Speaker 1: he has. And of course Chris is gonna do the
Speaker 1: right thing, the thing he knows what to do. Whoever
Speaker 1: signs those earmarks for him, maybe it'll be Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 1: Chris is gonna make sure he makes a generous donation
Speaker 1: to his reelection pack, to his reelection campaign, just making
Speaker 1: sure to keep all the money in the family. Of course,
Speaker 1: I wonder how welfare farmer feels about that. I remember,
Speaker 1: I wonder what welfare farmer thinks when the head of
Speaker 1: the Senate, New York's very own Chuck Schumer, when he
Speaker 1: brags on the House floor and thanks GOP leadership for
Speaker 1: helping spend more of his money as he waits in
Speaker 1: line for his EBT check.
Speaker 4: I thank Leader McConnell, as I've mentioned before, working hand
Speaker 4: in hand with us, not letting partisanship get in the way.
Speaker 4: I thank Speaker Johnson, who rose to the occasion in
Speaker 4: his own words, said he had to do the right
Speaker 4: thing despite the enormous political pressure on him. And let
Speaker 4: me say this once again about my friend, the Republican leader.
Speaker 4: We were of one mind to get this bill done.
Speaker 4: It was our bipartisanship or linking of arms together that
Speaker 4: got this large and difficult bill through the Congress, despite
Speaker 4: many political ideologues who wanted to bring it down. Bipartisanship
Speaker 4: once again prevailed, and I thank him for his leadership.
Speaker 1: I wonder what welfare farmer thinks about that, Just the
Speaker 1: big cheese Democrat thanking a big cheese Republican for giving
Speaker 1: him more taxpayer money to hand out. I wonder what
Speaker 1: welfare farmer thinks about this New York state. They're getting
Speaker 1: ready to hand out thirty million dollars over a three
Speaker 1: year period. Now, who's that going to? Is it going
Speaker 1: to farmers, hourly workers who can't make ends meet? Is
Speaker 1: it going to you that's second job, maybe trying to
Speaker 1: pay to at least take the family down to the
Speaker 1: beach for a weekend. Tells are expensive. Is it going
Speaker 1: to you? No? No, no, no. Thirty million over the
Speaker 1: next three years is actually going to pay journalists? I'm
Speaker 1: not making this up. They're handing out thirty million dollars
Speaker 1: to the apparatchiics to continue to carry the communist party line.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna ye. Actually I thought it was. I'm
Speaker 1: not because I honestly, I'm not even sickened. I'm sad.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that this is what has happened to
Speaker 1: my country. I am filled with so much hatred for
Speaker 1: all of these people, all of them, every single one
Speaker 1: of them. The American citizen gets nothing but pillaged, eluded
Speaker 1: as they drain us and hand out all their money
Speaker 1: to their friends. They're thieves, dirty thieves. Everybody in this
Speaker 1: government and it freaking sickens me. Gosh, all right, we
Speaker 1: can move on and talk about something else. I have
Speaker 1: one more point I want to make on this. It
Speaker 1: look honest. This is why you gotta gotta make preparations
Speaker 1: if you can, if you're if you're not on welfare,
Speaker 1: please do make preparations, financial preparations, prepare as if the
Speaker 1: spending will go on without end, because I am sorry
Speaker 1: to tell you the spending will go on without end.
Speaker 1: That is why you must acquire hard assets while you can,
Speaker 1: gold or silver coins in your physical possession. If you
Speaker 1: have a retirement before you watch it disappear into the ether,
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Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. Remember you can
Speaker 1: email me Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Love Hey,
Speaker 1: death threats. Ask doctor Jesse questions for Friday, which is
Speaker 1: coming soon. Yeah. I just I look at the state
Speaker 1: of things right now and it angers me and it
Speaker 1: sickens me to no and watching the American people get smashed. Wow,
Speaker 1: everyone at the top in all the dirt, balls at
Speaker 1: the bottom rake it all in. I can't stand it,
Speaker 1: and I can't stand that the GOP leadership can stand it.
Speaker 1: I freaking hate it. I hate it. And I heard
Speaker 1: this clip from Ron Paul. I haven't heard from Ron
Speaker 1: Paul in ages, but I heard this. I know he's
Speaker 1: still out there. I just don't listen to much stuff,
Speaker 1: but I heard this clip, and man, what a freaking
Speaker 1: gut punch. This is why you've been screaming and why
Speaker 1: I've been screaming so much lately about the funding, the
Speaker 1: Foreign Aid defizes stuff. Our desperate time is right now.
Speaker 1: People are desperate now, not November. It's not coming soon.
Speaker 1: I have people that email me this question, and I
Speaker 1: understand the question, Hey, what happened? When is all this
Speaker 1: stuff gonna happen? When are we going to start coming
Speaker 1: apart financially? Jesse? When is this? When is this now? Maybe,
Speaker 1: by the grace of God, you aren't feeling it quite yet,
Speaker 1: but right now, Americans across the country are being smashed
Speaker 1: while the federal government pillages them and hands all the
Speaker 1: money out to their friends. They're wealthy elite friends, both
Speaker 1: in America and abroad. They're dirt balls at the bottom.
Speaker 1: Oh here are legals, here's some for you, and here's
Speaker 1: another visa card for you. And the American citizen gets
Speaker 1: bump kiss. Remember the employment numbers. Oh yeah, millions of
Speaker 1: jobs have been added over the past few years. Oh
Speaker 1: not for you, though, not for America. You see, American citizens,
Speaker 1: they've had a net job loss over the past few years.
Speaker 1: But everyone who's come here from another country living high
Speaker 1: on the hall. And I heard this from Ron Paul,
Speaker 1: that gone man talk about bringing it home.
Speaker 5: When future historians go searching for the final nail in
Speaker 5: the US coffin, they may well settle on the date
Speaker 5: April twentieth, twenty twenty four. On that day, Congress passed
Speaker 5: legislation to fund two and a half wars, hand was
Speaker 5: left of our privacy over to the CIA and the NSA,
Speaker 5: and give the US president the power to shut down
Speaker 5: whatever part of the Internet he disagrees with.
Speaker 1: So in the work, that's the TikTok man, in case
Speaker 1: you're wondering what he's talking about.
Speaker 5: Their first example of bipartisanship, Johnson reached across the aisle
Speaker 5: stiffed the Republican majority that elected him Speaker and pushed
Speaker 5: through a massive gift to the warfare corporate welfare state.
Speaker 5: Have the House voted to send another sixty billion dollars?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you get the idea. It's really bad right now.
Speaker 1: And look along these same lines, Jesse, why is Speaker
Speaker 1: Johnson getting involved in protests and suggesting the Columbia president resign? Well,
Speaker 1: how is he involved? Why? This is another thing that
Speaker 1: freaking grades on me, Mike Johnson and the GOP leadership.
Speaker 1: I don't want to put it all on Mike Johnson.
Speaker 1: Mike Johnson, those who enable him, those who have helped him,
Speaker 1: has just done everything that Ron Paul just laid out there,
Speaker 1: abused your freedoms, empowered and funded the FBI, CIA, given
Speaker 1: them the ability to spy on you, spent endless amounts
Speaker 1: of your money, you name it. He's done it. And today,
Speaker 1: actually it was actually yesterday afternoon I saw him announce
Speaker 1: that he was going to go visit Columbia to speak
Speaker 1: out again the anti Semitic protests. Well, Gene, Mike, thanks
Speaker 1: for taking care of the big issues for us. That's
Speaker 1: take that's burying this country. Why do I care if
Speaker 1: a bunch of dirty commy scum are fighting other dirty
Speaker 1: commy scum on the campus of NYU Columbia or any
Speaker 1: one of the other Ivy League campuses out there. Oh
Speaker 1: thanks GOP. Wow, what a load off a speak for
Speaker 1: a speech from milk toast Mike Johnson. I'm sure he's
Speaker 1: going to tackle anti Semitism. In the meantime, American citizens
Speaker 1: of every religion, of every color across the country are
Speaker 1: having to take out second jobs to make ends meet.
Speaker 1: But no, the best we get out of the GOP
Speaker 1: is fund every freaking dirty, evil thing happening in this government.
Speaker 1: And then a speech at Columbia. Thanks Mike, Man, What
Speaker 1: a lion, what a leader. And I'm freaking sick of it. Man,
Speaker 1: I'm sick of these people. They don't care about us
Speaker 1: at all. And you can make a million arguments, and
Speaker 1: we've talked about this, You and I have had this
Speaker 1: talk a million times about why these guys cave? Are
Speaker 1: they cowards? Are they evil? Are they there or that that?
Speaker 1: But is there nobody there who thinks about us? Is
Speaker 1: there nobody I should say in GOP leadership because I
Speaker 1: understand there are some good people there the freedom caccus
Speaker 1: types and whatnot. I understand that, But is there nobody
Speaker 1: in GOP leadership with patriotism left that email I read
Speaker 1: about welfare farmer? That email I read? Is there nobody
Speaker 1: in GOP leadership who would read that email of a
Speaker 1: man suffering feeling like a disappointment, which is not by
Speaker 1: the way, if you're listing welfare farmer, you're not feeling
Speaker 1: like the world's been ripped out of him, like his
Speaker 1: guts have been ripped out, like the American dream has
Speaker 1: been taken away? Is there no one in leadership who
Speaker 1: is stirred by that? How are you not stirred by that? Dah,
Speaker 1: I gotta change the subject before started screaming, you know what,
Speaker 1: Brandon Darby's going to join us next and he's going
Speaker 1: to talk about a turf war happening spilling over into America.
Speaker 1: It's a problem. We're gonna deal with it with Darby
Speaker 1: before we get to it with Darby. Let's get to this.
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Speaker 1: Brandon Darby updates us next Jesse Kelly Vaccian. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. We are moving off of the
Speaker 1: plate of the working man for a moment. I can't
Speaker 1: stand it anyway. I can't stand watching American people be
Speaker 1: just smashed from all sides. I freaking eats at me, man,
Speaker 1: I freaking ate it. So we're gonna talk to Brandon
Speaker 1: Darby first, and we're going to talk about all things
Speaker 1: illegal immigration. Joining me now, the great Brandon Darby, as
Speaker 1: he always does. You should read all of his stuff,
Speaker 1: the Cartel Chronicles stuff, right, Bart, cartel man, Brandon, what
Speaker 1: is going on with a human smuggling turf war? That
Speaker 1: doesn't sound.
Speaker 3: Good, No, it doesn't sound good at all. And there's
Speaker 3: something that you know, there's there's a there's always a
Speaker 3: turf for right along the US Mexico border. Some of
Speaker 3: them impact us more than others, you know, the ones
Speaker 3: in you know, Texas, especially south of you know, the
Speaker 3: Rio Grand Valley sector, south of the Laredo sector, in
Speaker 3: the Rio sector, they tend to impact us. They tend
Speaker 3: to be a lot more violent, but not always right,
Speaker 3: you know, there's we've talked about this before about just
Speaker 3: you know, the various natures of specific cartels along the
Speaker 3: border and how that impacts us. You know, some are
Speaker 3: much more violent with non cartel people than others. And
Speaker 3: and here again, you know, we're just constantly seeing it.
Speaker 3: We report on generally two or three times a month,
Speaker 3: we're reporting on some new turf war and how it
Speaker 3: impacts you know, us and others. So people in northern
Speaker 3: Mexico and people in the United States. So it's the
Speaker 3: same old, same old. You know, don't forget Mexico is
Speaker 3: considered a fragile state. It's not even it's not a
Speaker 3: failing state, but it's a fragile state. I think people
Speaker 3: people forget that we have that along our border.
Speaker 1: Brandon, can you explain to the American citizen. Let's say,
Speaker 1: let's say he's not in you know, he's not in
Speaker 1: the Del Rio sector. Let's say he's in New York City,
Speaker 1: why does he give a crap if some cartail guys
Speaker 1: are cutting other cartail guys heads off just south of
Speaker 1: the border. I know it impacts us, but it's hard
Speaker 1: lots of times for people in this country, especially separated byways,
Speaker 1: it's hard for them to understand why. So why does
Speaker 1: it matter? Why should I care?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: First off, Jesse, you know you know, as you know,
Speaker 3: I tend to be very sympathetic to why most people
Speaker 3: who come here come here. I understand why they do.
Speaker 3: But like you, I'm also sympathetic with US citizens who
Speaker 3: are impacted by it. Guys like you and me. You know,
Speaker 3: I have some land, I have some resources, I can
Speaker 3: hire people to help me on that land. I'm not
Speaker 3: as negatively impacted by the constant flow of people coming
Speaker 3: here as people who are you know, where I was
Speaker 3: fifteen years ago, which is a much lower paid worker. Right,
Speaker 3: In that case, it really impacted me. So you know,
Speaker 3: most blue collar workers are more impacted negatively by the
Speaker 3: constant flow of people here. Well, now we have a
Speaker 3: situation with various cartels along our border where they're not
Speaker 3: only drug cartels, but they're human smoke in cartels. They're
Speaker 3: not only drug cartels that they're cartels that are making
Speaker 3: as much or more money from bringing people to our border,
Speaker 3: right who are turning themselves in some sneaking and depending
Speaker 3: on the situation, as they're making as much money from
Speaker 3: that as there are from drugs. Many of these groups. So,
Speaker 3: how does it impact us, Well, that's one way that
Speaker 3: it impacts us. Another way that it impacts people across
Speaker 3: our country is violence and criminal activity. It impacts us
Speaker 3: if your child has an addiction to drugs or uses
Speaker 3: drugs that are likely to contain sentinel it impacts us
Speaker 3: in all types of ways. And not only that, but
Speaker 3: you know, if you go into South Texas, there's a
Speaker 3: reason why there's so many public corruption task forces that
Speaker 3: the State of Texas has and the US federal government,
Speaker 3: the FBI and HSI have along the US Mexical border.
Speaker 3: It's because there's more public corruption along the US Mexical
Speaker 3: border than there is most places in the rest of
Speaker 3: the country. That's because what's happening in Mexico is not
Speaker 3: it does not stay on the other side of the
Speaker 3: Rio Grande. That culture, that tendency for public corruption, that
Speaker 3: acceptance of public corruption, that acceptance of this type of violence,
Speaker 3: is spreading, right, It's spreading, and it will continue to
Speaker 3: spread like a answer, and it will metastasize and continue
Speaker 3: to metastasize, and it will reach people there.
Speaker 1: Speaking with Brandon Darby of course Cartel Chronicles, Brandon can
Speaker 1: I I'm going to ask a general question, and maybe
Speaker 1: it's a stupid question, but I know you'll be merciful
Speaker 1: if it is. In fact, No, you won't, you'll be
Speaker 1: mean about it. But here's my question. Human trafficking. I
Speaker 1: understand the slave trade is as old as mankind. It's
Speaker 1: just never gone away. It's you know, it's gone up,
Speaker 1: it's gone down, But slave trade is what it is.
Speaker 1: Human trafficking has always existed. However, at least in my eyes,
Speaker 1: over the past few years, it seems to have really
Speaker 1: really ramped up. Now, Why it has it ramped up?
Speaker 1: If it has, why are people more profitable now than
Speaker 1: they were even ten years ago? And why am I
Speaker 1: seeing what I'm seeing when it comes to human trafficking.
Speaker 3: I'm going to try to answer that briefly, but it's
Speaker 3: actually a very complex answer. So on one hand, yes,
Speaker 3: there is more human smuggling now than there was ten
Speaker 3: years ago, much more human smuggling at our border, which
Speaker 3: is the willing you know, smuggling of human beings where
Speaker 3: two parties are willing for that to occur. With that,
Speaker 3: with human smuggling, these criminal groups who are smuggling people
Speaker 3: tend to exploit a percentage of those people and say, hey,
Speaker 3: you're gonna you know, you're gonna end up working for
Speaker 3: us for this many years for free to pay off
Speaker 3: your debt. Or you're an attractive young lady, we're going
Speaker 3: to use you in the sex trade to pay off
Speaker 3: your debt. And what so, the increase in human smuggling
Speaker 3: leads to an increase in human trafficking. In addition to that,
Speaker 3: the US government began to offer all of these protections
Speaker 3: and special visas to people who were human trafficked. So
Speaker 3: now a lot of people who are smuggled here claim
Speaker 3: to be human trafficked so that they are entitled divises
Speaker 3: and to so it's like a form of backdoor amnesty. Really.
Speaker 3: That said, there are a lot of people who are
Speaker 3: smuggled here who are traffic so it's very complex. Now
Speaker 3: when it comes to domestic issues US citizens who are trafficked,
Speaker 3: do I think there's an increase in that, I can't
Speaker 3: really tell but I can tell you that there's a
Speaker 3: lot more awareness about what's happening in our country. And
Speaker 3: usually with stuff like that, you have situations where a
Speaker 3: woman is addicted to something or is having issues or
Speaker 3: as a teenager and has nowhere else to turn, or
Speaker 3: fields they have nowhere else to turn, and people take
Speaker 3: advantage of them and then pimp them out and so forth.
Speaker 3: So it's a very complex answer, but the short of
Speaker 3: the answer is overall, yes, because of the encouragement that
Speaker 3: we give to human smugglers, there is an increase in
Speaker 3: human trafficking.
Speaker 1: For sure, Brandon, you say Mexico is a fragile state,
Speaker 1: having all these people flowing through Mexico surely cannot help
Speaker 1: that situation. My question is actually about China. I understand
Speaker 1: Mexico is wildly to put it mildly. From what I understand,
Speaker 1: China is taking advantage of this and they're buying up
Speaker 1: as much influence as they can. How worried should I
Speaker 1: be about a Mexico Chinese partnership.
Speaker 3: Well, I think you should be very worried. And this
Speaker 3: is something that is dear to my heart and I've
Speaker 3: been sound in the alarm on for years. Mexico and China.
Speaker 3: China is core Mexico. China wants Mexico to be in
Speaker 3: its sphere of influence. In the US wants Mexico to
Speaker 3: be in its sphere of influence. But we have a
Speaker 3: bunch of people with live tardation right in positions of
Speaker 3: power in the State Department, the US State Department, who
Speaker 3: don't want to influence and exercise all of the might
Speaker 3: and power that we could in Mexico. And I think
Speaker 3: that's a huge mistake because if we look at the
Speaker 3: National Telecommunications right, the telecommunications infrastructure in China, it wasn't
Speaker 3: a US company that got the contract, it was Huawei, right.
Speaker 3: So we're starting to see more and more investment, infrastructure investment,
Speaker 3: more and more courting of Mexican politicians, which are historically corrupt,
Speaker 3: historically for sale, and China's doing a better job than
Speaker 3: we are as a country of utilizing the reality of
Speaker 3: that situation. We're so busy again with our State department
Speaker 3: going well, here's the right moral way to do it.
Speaker 3: We're going to do it the right way, and China's like, no,
Speaker 3: we're going to do it the pragmatic way, and we're
Speaker 3: going to buy these people and we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 3: have influence there. So do I think it's very concerning
Speaker 3: if there was a nation in the China's sphere of
Speaker 3: influence along our southern border. Absolutely, it is very concerning.
Speaker 1: Brandon Darby, go read all this stuff Cartel chronicles. He's
Speaker 1: all over bright Bard, Brandon, thank you so much, my brother,
Speaker 1: as always, thank you. Well there it is all right
Speaker 1: now the gool acts, you and me, we're in one together.
Speaker 1: How accepting should we be of new arrivals who really
Speaker 1: did a lot to put us there. Oh they're sorry
Speaker 1: now when they got there, they're they're they're bunking next
Speaker 1: to you and me, trying to swindle our craft Mac
Speaker 1: out of us. But how accepting should we be? I asked,
Speaker 1: because there's an NYU professor all over the news whining
Speaker 1: about what's going on on campus. But man, does he
Speaker 1: have an interesting history. We'll discuss that in a moment.
Speaker 1: Before we discuss that, we are going to discuss your
Speaker 1: personal safety. As you just heard, the criminals are pouring
Speaker 1: over the border, pour ring over the border, and there's
Speaker 1: nothing that's going to even slow that down until maybe January.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind, even if Biden loses, Trump wins, it's
Speaker 1: January before Trump steps in. Do you think now would
Speaker 1: be a good time to buy something that will allow
Speaker 1: you to stop a bad person? I got this email, Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: how about using burn A tear gas pellets on idiots,
Speaker 1: chain to bumpers, or tape to the roads. Listen, I
Speaker 1: love Burna non lethal pistol launchers, but I don't want
Speaker 1: you to use them on any protesters unless your life
Speaker 1: is in danger. Okay, but I do want you to
Speaker 1: carry one in your car, buy your bed when you're
Speaker 1: out for a just a jaw when you're out going
Speaker 1: to the gas station. Please carry one on you, Ah, Jesse,
Speaker 1: But I don't like guns. Fine, I love guns. I
Speaker 1: carry a gun and I carry a burn a pistol launcher.
Speaker 1: These are non lethal, though, so don't even call it
Speaker 1: a gun if it makes you feel better. It's legal
Speaker 1: in all fifty states, various colors that you don't need
Speaker 1: a permit. You don't need a background check by RNA
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Speaker 1: get something, carry it on you please. All right, we'll
Speaker 1: be back. It is that Jesse Kelly show on a Wednesday.
Speaker 1: I'll hope day. Remember you can email the show and should.
Speaker 1: We love your emails Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com
Speaker 1: and I will get to those in a little while.
Speaker 1: But I have this thing that bothers me, and I
Speaker 1: don't know if I'm being a bad person. So just
Speaker 1: let me let me lay it out for you, all right.
Speaker 1: You know the story of the prodigal Son. Everyone's known
Speaker 1: this story. Even Jewish producer Chris knows this story even
Speaker 1: though it came from Jesus. Everyone what Chris, I'm just explaining. Anyway,
Speaker 1: everyone knows the story of the prodigal son. In case
Speaker 1: you don't, Dad has two sons. Dad's doing pretty well
Speaker 1: for himself. One of his sons sees some spring break
Speaker 1: videos from Cabo and decides he wants to go live
Speaker 1: the good life for a while, Chase around some dimes,
Speaker 1: drink a lot of booze, all the things young men
Speaker 1: convince themselves will make them happy. So he goes to
Speaker 1: dad and he says, Dad, I'm done with this life
Speaker 1: you've got for me. Why don't you just give me
Speaker 1: my inheritance. I got places to be. Cabo, calls Dad,
Speaker 1: and the sun hops on a plane. Spirit Airlines only
Speaker 1: costs about fifty bucks. He had to fight his way there,
Speaker 1: and he gets down to Cabo and he lives the
Speaker 1: good life for a while. Course, as it usually works out,
Speaker 1: ends up broke, miserable. In fact, he's eating out of
Speaker 1: a pig sty and he's sitting there saying to himself, man,
Speaker 1: I got to go back home. Maybe my dad will
Speaker 1: let me live like a slave, but at least I'll
Speaker 1: have clothes on my back, some hot food. So he
Speaker 1: goes back home. His dad sees him from far off.
Speaker 1: Of course, his dad's been heartbroken. Son left. Of course,
Speaker 1: his dad doesn't yell, doesn't scream, runs to him, hugs him,
Speaker 1: puts his cloak around him. This is my son. Kill
Speaker 1: the best beef you got. We're smoking brisk at tonight. Baby,
Speaker 1: my son's home. The story of the Prodigal Son. And
Speaker 1: so I try to remind myself of that story when
Speaker 1: I have moments like i'm having right now, moments where
Speaker 1: I'm reluctant to accept new arrivals. And this is what
Speaker 1: I mean. Bill Maher is actually a great example of this. Bill.
Speaker 1: Bill Maher has been a despicable communist piece of trash
Speaker 1: for the entirety of my life. Every left wing cause,
Speaker 1: he has pushed it and promoted it today. Every now
Speaker 1: and then he'll say something quote anti woke, and the
Speaker 1: right will fall all over themselves. Whell Bill Mahn look
Speaker 1: at this woo. And I'm sitting there thinking, this is
Speaker 1: the guy who brought us here. I have an article
Speaker 1: right here from Business Insider. It's old, though you won't
Speaker 1: remember it. You never read it. This in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: It was about the Black Lives Matter protests. And this guy,
Speaker 1: his name is Scott Galloway. He goes into extreme detail
Speaker 1: in this article about why America needs to do more
Speaker 1: to address all this systemic racism. In fact, corporations aren't
Speaker 1: doing enough. Are blacks represented in senior leadership at your
Speaker 1: organization and it's all right? Here? Would your black employees
Speaker 1: say they're treated and paid equitably? Have you asked? I mean,
Speaker 1: it's a laundry list of why is in America doing
Speaker 1: more this evil racist place. In fact, the same guy,
Speaker 1: Scott Galloway, he was so adamant that you lose your
Speaker 1: business and your kid put on a mask and lose
Speaker 1: their schooling during COVID that he actually went on TV
Speaker 1: and kind of baked for forgiveness.
Speaker 6: I was on the board of my kids school during COVID.
Speaker 6: I wanted a harsher lockdown policy, and in retrospect I
Speaker 6: was wrong. The damage to kids of keeping them out
Speaker 6: of school longer was greater than the risks. But here's
Speaker 6: the bottom line. Myself are great people to CDC. I'd
Speaker 6: like to think the governor, we were all operating with
Speaker 6: imperfect information and we were doing our best.
Speaker 1: It's oh, absolutely good job, well done, We did our best.
Speaker 1: Oh you lost your livelihood, your eighteen year old son
Speaker 1: killed himself, but is best you see? And then today
Speaker 1: I see this from one Scott Galloway on MSNBC and
Speaker 1: he's being praised for that.
Speaker 6: And I do think there is a double standard. I
Speaker 6: walked by NYU last night. What I saw was peaceful protests.
Speaker 6: But I can tell you if I went into the
Speaker 6: NYU square with a white hood on and said lynch
Speaker 6: the blacks or burn the gays, my ID would be
Speaker 6: shut off by that night and I would never work
Speaker 6: in academy again. There would be no need for the
Speaker 6: words context or nuance. I wouldn't be protected by terms
Speaker 6: like First Amendent or free speech. I would be out
Speaker 6: of the world of academia. It seems like we have
Speaker 6: a double standard when it comes to hate speech as
Speaker 6: long as it's against Jews.
Speaker 1: Oh is campus at NYU because he's an NYU professor.
Speaker 1: Are you finding campus to be intolerant? Scott? Do you
Speaker 1: almost feel like there's a cultural revolutionary Marxist movement going
Speaker 1: on on campus? Scott? Do you find that kind of
Speaker 1: hatred and division? Is it uncomfortable for you? Scott? Well Man,
Speaker 1: If only we could find the people who brought this sick,
Speaker 1: despicable culture into the mainstream in America. Hey, Scott, just
Speaker 1: a question. Where do you think we might find some
Speaker 1: of those people? What do you think? What are their names?
Speaker 1: Do you think do you think any of them are
Speaker 1: named Scott Galloway. Oh, I'm not done. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: a chat. Hang on.