Speaker 1: This is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Tuesday. So we're
Speaker 2: gonna I'll give you a little update on this Mark
Speaker 2: Wayne Mullen stuff.
Speaker 1: We'll talk a little fraud stuff, all that.
Speaker 2: Emails, We will get to that national anthem and so
Speaker 2: much more coming up on the world famous Jesse Kelly
Speaker 2: Show this hour. Now you remember, yes yesterday I was
Speaker 2: pretty hard on Mark Wayne Mullen, the DHS secretary. So
Speaker 2: let's rewind before we get to what we played yesterday
Speaker 2: and talk about a couple of things. First, why is
Speaker 2: Mark Wayne Mullen there? Well, Donald Trump, he sent ICE
Speaker 2: in Minneapolis. The Communists launched and op a very aggressive
Speaker 2: street operation to disrupt ICE so they couldn't deport people
Speaker 2: in Minneapolis. This unsurprisingly resulted in the death of a
Speaker 2: couple Communist street animals got in the way, try to
Speaker 2: run over a cop, all those other things. Now you
Speaker 2: have two Communist street animals who are dead. All administrations,
Speaker 2: Republican and Democrat, are sensitive to public opinion to different degrees,
Speaker 2: but they're all sensitive to public opinion.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is no different.
Speaker 2: I know, you know, he puts off this tough guy persona,
Speaker 2: and obviously the dude got shot in the head and
Speaker 2: stood up. There are a lot of things about Donald
Speaker 2: Trump that are very, very tough.
Speaker 1: There's no question. I'm not questioning his toughness.
Speaker 2: But Donald Trump is and has always been sensitive to
Speaker 2: public opinion. Certainly if the noise is loud enough, he's
Speaker 2: sensitive to public opinion. Combine that with this, he has
Speaker 2: some really good people around him in the White House,
Speaker 2: the Steven Miller types, and he has some DC swamp
Speaker 2: rat types. And look, don't yell at him for that.
Speaker 2: You're always going to have some DC swamp there, all right.
Speaker 2: So they got in his ear and they said, hey,
Speaker 2: we've got two dead people in Minneapolis. The media is
Speaker 2: making a big deal out of it. We need to
Speaker 2: make changes. And so he did. He found an excuse,
Speaker 2: although it was a very valid reason, by the way,
Speaker 2: to sideline Christinome and now a lot of that stuff
Speaker 2: he ran with John Kennedy, where Kennedy exposed the self
Speaker 2: serving money Christine Oma spending. I'll always believe a lot
Speaker 2: of that was coordinated off with the White House because
Speaker 2: they wanted to set Christine ome Aside, and then he
Speaker 2: took Border Patrol Commander at Large, Greg Baveno. He was
Speaker 2: really the lead guy, the face of these mass deportations,
Speaker 2: and they retired him. I know he didn't get fired.
Speaker 2: If I said they fired him, you'd say, well, he
Speaker 2: didn't get fired. We all know what the deal is.
Speaker 2: He was what they say, transferred out. He was transferred out,
Speaker 2: and then miraculously he put in his retirement papers five
Speaker 2: minutes later.
Speaker 1: You're not stupid, and neither am I.
Speaker 2: He got pulled into an office and said retire or
Speaker 2: be fired. He retired benefits, so on and so forth.
Speaker 2: Now Donald Trump is in is He's in a pickle,
Speaker 2: and here's his pickle. DHS Secretary is a very very
Speaker 2: very powerful position. It's a position where you're you're the
Speaker 2: guy who leads it. He has to be confirmed by
Speaker 2: the United States Senate. Donald Trump, after he dumped christ
Speaker 2: know he had to have somebody who the useless United
Speaker 2: States Senate would actually approve. And this is not right
Speaker 2: after the election where Trump had so much political wind
Speaker 2: at his sales. Remember, right after an election, there's a
Speaker 2: honeymoon phase and the president gets most of what he
Speaker 2: wants I want this nominee, that nominee, this nominee that nominee.
Speaker 2: Most of the time the answer is yes, because if
Speaker 2: you're the newly elected president, you are the bell of
Speaker 2: the ball political.
Speaker 1: Wind in your sales. Right.
Speaker 2: But you fast forward a year. People were mad about this.
Speaker 2: People are mad about that. I don't like this. I
Speaker 2: don't like that. The wins have died down and now
Speaker 2: getting somebody through the Senate confirmation process can be very
Speaker 2: difficult or impossible. But if you're Trump, you have to
Speaker 2: have a DHS secretary. Mass deportation was a huge campaign
Speaker 2: promise and it is something Donald Trump wants to do.
Speaker 1: So what to do? What to do? Well?
Speaker 2: Remember when Trump's nominees were going through this bruising confirmation process,
Speaker 2: and every time there was a vote on the nominee,
Speaker 2: it was pretty close.
Speaker 1: You know, it'd be fifty two to forty eight.
Speaker 2: Remember that all these things, it's pretty close, pretty close, except.
Speaker 1: There was one guy who breezed right through.
Speaker 2: I think it was I I may have this wrong,
Speaker 2: by the way, I think the vote was ninety eight
Speaker 2: to zero in the Senate.
Speaker 1: What rhino was that.
Speaker 2: It was Marco Rubio, not a rhino at all quite good.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact. Why what explains that? Why
Speaker 2: is it that bond and all these types on and
Speaker 2: on down the line, there were all these partisan votes,
Speaker 2: but Marco Rubio, Marco Rubio breezes through what's going on there.
Speaker 2: The United States Senate calls itself the most exclusive club
Speaker 2: in the world. They see themselves as separate from the government,
Speaker 2: separate from the House, separate from the president. We want
Speaker 2: them to do things like, hey, pass the Save Act.
Speaker 2: Trump wants to Save Act. They see themselves as separate
Speaker 2: and above the president.
Speaker 1: Now, all this is bad, but it gets worse.
Speaker 2: They all hang out together. Republicans and Democrats. They hang
Speaker 2: out together.
Speaker 1: They do that.
Speaker 2: They get along even when they're screaming at each other,
Speaker 2: even when they're fighting on camera. They'll be captured on
Speaker 2: videotape walking into some fancy DC steakhouse Republicans and Democrats
Speaker 2: in the next twenty minutes. So much of what happens
Speaker 2: in the Senate is purely for show. And there's another part,
Speaker 2: kind of a silent agreement, if you will. If there
Speaker 2: is a Senator who gets put up for some nomination.
Speaker 2: Usually it's not all the time, but usually everyone's going
Speaker 2: to vote yes, even if it's one that you've argued with,
Speaker 2: you've debated with on the Senate floor, your political enemies.
Speaker 2: You're a senator, you go through. That's why Marco Rubio
Speaker 2: got everyone's vote. Let's go back to DHS. Christy Dom
Speaker 2: got bounced. Oh yeah, by the way, great example. That's
Speaker 2: thank you for that, Chris. You want to know how
Speaker 2: well they get along. Here is former Republican Senator or
Speaker 2: In Hatch speaking at communist leader Ted Kennedy's funeral. This
Speaker 2: is how they talk. When the cameras aren't on.
Speaker 3: Teddy would lay into me with the harshest red meat
Speaker 3: liberal rhetoric you can imagine. But just minutes later he'd
Speaker 3: come over and put his armor on me and ask
Speaker 3: how'd I do?
Speaker 2: Or haha? It was all for show. In reality, we
Speaker 2: get along, okay. So that's how the Senate works. Now,
Speaker 2: Mark Wayne Mullen, Donald Trump needs a DHS secretary.
Speaker 1: Who are you gonna pick? Who are you gonna pick?
Speaker 2: I'm not look, I'm not saying it should have been
Speaker 2: Mark Wayne Mullen. That's not what I'm saying. I'm explaining
Speaker 2: Trump's thinking. If you want a DHS secretary, who will
Speaker 2: be confirmed. And you know it, it's pretty much a guarantee.
Speaker 2: Grab a United States Senator, any of them. You grab
Speaker 2: any of them because it's Senator Blank. Well, he gets
Speaker 2: the thumbs up. That was the thinking that drove the
Speaker 2: selection of Mark Wayne Mullen. The problem is, Mark Wayne
Speaker 2: Mullen has always been a rhino. Oh these positions, he's taken,
Speaker 2: these things.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 2: This is not shocking to me because I've been aware
Speaker 2: of Mark Waynemullen for years.
Speaker 1: You probably have too.
Speaker 2: Now, if if you know somebody who kind of half
Speaker 2: pays attention to politics, they don't know who the two
Speaker 2: senators from Oklahoma are.
Speaker 1: I'm a nerd. You're a nerd.
Speaker 2: You know who the two senators from Oklahoma are, don't you?
Speaker 2: Even Chris knows that, but most people don't. The first
Speaker 2: time they heard of Mark Wayne Mullen was when he
Speaker 2: got made DHS secretary and they looked and saw, oh
Speaker 2: coolah comes from a plumbing business. I like that.
Speaker 1: Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: Wow, Wait a minute, he used to be a cage fighter.
Speaker 2: He must be rough and tough. He's just what we need.
Speaker 1: And then he gets up and says.
Speaker 4: This stuff, and so what I'm saying, is let me
Speaker 4: work with you on this stuff. I'm not handling things
Speaker 4: like maybe the past a secretary had. I'm just saying,
Speaker 4: let's work to get the worst of the worst off
Speaker 4: the streets, and then you won't see me in your
Speaker 4: cities and states like you do as much because of
Speaker 4: my presence, won't be as big. In fact, you probably
Speaker 4: want to see us at all.
Speaker 1: He is not on the Trump agenda. He is not.
Speaker 2: Trump is far to the right of him when it
Speaker 2: comes to deportation. And it looks like he just got
Speaker 2: himself a muzzle. Oh explain next. Feeling a little stocky,
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Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So Mark Wayne Mullen
Speaker 2: gave another speech, said a bunch of really stupid things.
Speaker 2: I remember when I told you Trump is to the
Speaker 2: right of him, and I just explained why he's there,
Speaker 2: Why why he was the one selected. Here's a report
Speaker 2: from Brionna Morello from earlier today. Sources say DHS Secretary
Speaker 2: Mark Wayne Mullen is being blocked from interviews. I am
Speaker 2: told the directive is coming from the White House. I
Speaker 2: don't know that he's going to be canned. I don't
Speaker 2: know that. I mean it might be being fired as
Speaker 2: we speak.
Speaker 1: I don't know that.
Speaker 2: But it's clear the White House understands that Mark Wayne Mullen,
Speaker 2: he's a demoralization operation. That right now, our big challenge
Speaker 2: going into November, and look, we have a lot of headwinds.
Speaker 2: We know that our big challenge going into November is
Speaker 2: going to be motivation. I don't need any more motivation.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming you don't either. I am going to desperately
Speaker 2: drag as many people as I can to vote against communists. However,
Speaker 2: I am not an ormy, and it is normies who
Speaker 2: decide elections and they lack motivation. And people on the
Speaker 2: right and maybe this is you lack motivation. We didn't
Speaker 2: get this. We didn't get that. I'm mad about this
Speaker 2: lack motivation. The communists have motivation. It is a motivation election.
Speaker 2: Motivation will determine do we lose the House at all?
Speaker 2: We lose it by a little is it a five
Speaker 2: alarm fire? And we lose the House In the Senate,
Speaker 2: Motivation you know what, absolutely sucks the life out of
Speaker 2: the motivation on the right, this stuff.
Speaker 4: And so what I'm saying is, let me work with
Speaker 4: you on this stuff. I'm not handling things like maybe
Speaker 4: the past secretary head. I'm just saying, let's work to
Speaker 4: get the worst of the worst off the streets, and
Speaker 4: then you won't see me in your cities and states
Speaker 4: like you do as much because.
Speaker 1: Stuff like this too.
Speaker 2: GOP Senator that would be John Curtis of Utah unveils
Speaker 2: state run visa scheme offering amnesty two illegals. Now you
Speaker 2: can say that stuff's dead on arrival, and it of
Speaker 2: course is dead on arrival, but you know what that
Speaker 2: does do It might make someone like you or me
Speaker 2: read that headline and say, you know what, screw the GOLP.
Speaker 2: I'm not even voting. You know, we normally wouldn't vote
Speaker 2: for Democrats. I could never, But you can demoralize and
Speaker 2: anger somebody enough where they go. I'm not voting at
Speaker 2: all now. John Curtis is not the majority. John Curtis
Speaker 2: is one guy, one goober. Mark Wayne Mullen is one goober.
Speaker 2: But you put enough of that stuff out there in
Speaker 2: the ether, you get people to say I'm sitting home,
Speaker 2: I'm not doing anything, and that will be our struggle.
Speaker 2: It is going to be a struggle. And look, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: but Oklahoma, they just it's like to have a factory
Speaker 2: produce in these guys.
Speaker 5: Do you think that whatever you're working on will have
Speaker 5: to include a path to citizenship for Dreamers?
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 6: I've been pretty outspoken on that for even the last September,
Speaker 6: Senator Tillis and I both put out a proposal. I
Speaker 6: get citizenship for those individuals that are in the doctor
Speaker 6: program or were eligible for the doctor program. Because we've
Speaker 6: got a group that was in the doctor program, but
Speaker 6: we've got a group that never signed up, never went
Speaker 6: to the paperwork, for whatever reason, they were eligible for it.
Speaker 6: We'd like to those individuals to be able to have
Speaker 6: access the citizenship as well.
Speaker 2: That's the other senator from Oklahoma. All right, let's do
Speaker 2: some emails? Shall we hate Bronco. I knew when I
Speaker 2: saw that Baseball national anthem video you'd play it listening
Speaker 2: this morning at the gym, and I was dying laughing.
Speaker 2: I almost dropped a weight on my face, but now
Speaker 2: my ears are bleeding. You are truly a sick man,
Speaker 2: that we love you for it. I got this one, Jesse.
Speaker 2: All it started listening to the national anthem at the
Speaker 2: women's baseball game. It was already hurting my ears, and
Speaker 2: then you started laughing even louder than I was. Then
Speaker 2: the story of you and church.
Speaker 1: As a young.
Speaker 2: Kid sent out to sit in the lobby. I was
Speaker 2: the middle child of five. We went to church most Sundays.
Speaker 2: I had to sit next to my father because I
Speaker 2: had a hard time holding still.
Speaker 1: And I still do at seventy seven years old.
Speaker 2: My father loved to sing, but he had the worst voice,
Speaker 2: I swear, of anyone in the entire congregation, and sometimes
Speaker 2: I just couldn't help myself. Invariably I was sent out
Speaker 2: to wait in the lobby. I'll admit sometimes I opened
Speaker 2: the door just a little so I would have something
Speaker 2: to do, and I would start laughing again.
Speaker 1: Still to this.
Speaker 2: Day, I laugh about those times, Jesse. I never get
Speaker 2: the urge to switch channels on you. Please never play
Speaker 2: that version of the Star Spangled Banner again, although it's
Speaker 2: hilariously embarrassing, and I've been the same young man in
Speaker 2: the church pew few years ago. As an also forty
Speaker 2: five year old man. I'm going to change the station
Speaker 2: next time if I hear it again. Thank you for
Speaker 2: your attention in this matter. Look, buddy, just sit back
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Speaker 1: I hope you're singing along. Don't change your channel to
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Speaker 2: By the way, uh, I think I broke the toilet
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Speaker 2: you something. In fact, I haven't updated you on any
Speaker 2: of this, so here it is you know obviously that
Speaker 2: we've been flooded out of our studio for months.
Speaker 1: You know that it's a disaster. You also know that we've.
Speaker 2: Been bouncing around anywhere where you can plug in a microphone,
Speaker 2: trying to find various places where we can do the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show. Okay, you with me, now, I haven't
Speaker 2: told you this part. We found this temporary office. It's
Speaker 2: one of those temp offices that I think we rented
Speaker 2: by the week or something like that. And what a dump,
Speaker 2: What an unbelievable dump this place is.
Speaker 1: But wait, there's more.
Speaker 2: When we were signing up to rent this place out,
Speaker 2: we said we're going to be broadcasting from there. We're
Speaker 2: going to be setting up cameras and microphones and things
Speaker 2: like that. We're gonna be broadcasting from there all right, now,
Speaker 2: fast forward.
Speaker 1: First of all, how big of a dump are we
Speaker 1: dealing with here?
Speaker 2: There has not been soap in the bathroom since we
Speaker 2: moved in. You have to bring in hand sanitizer or
Speaker 2: your own soap.
Speaker 1: I'm not making that up.
Speaker 2: We're all waiting for the day when at least one
Speaker 2: of our cars is stolen from the parking lot. I
Speaker 2: mean when I say it's rough, it's a little rough.
Speaker 1: Around here. How bad?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm looking out the window right now at a
Speaker 2: church's chicken. That's the kind of neighborhood we're in. Okay,
Speaker 2: so just know that church's chicken. Let me repeat that,
Speaker 2: there is a church's chicken walking distance from the office.
Speaker 2: That's how bad it is around here. What, Chris, it's
Speaker 2: how you describe a bit whatever.
Speaker 1: So it's bad. Right now, we start.
Speaker 2: Getting emails from management in the building. What are these emails?
Speaker 2: They are complaining about the volume from our little crappy
Speaker 2: closet where we are broadcasting. You know my voice carries anyway.
Speaker 2: I get that. You also know I get fired up,
Speaker 2: I get excited. I start to raise my voice, and
Speaker 2: the other tenants in this building are starting to complain.
Speaker 2: I should also note that's pretty rich that the other
Speaker 2: tenants in this building are starting to complain when I'm
Speaker 2: about ninety nine percent sure there are multiple families living
Speaker 2: in this office building. The children are running around the
Speaker 2: halls carrying in groceries. Yesterday we walked in and the
Speaker 2: place smelled so badly like weed. I about passed out walking.
Speaker 1: Up the stairs.
Speaker 2: Yet apparently I'm too loud. Now that brings me to today.
Speaker 2: And I'm not totally sure what to do about this.
Speaker 2: I walk in the bathroom because I have to pee.
Speaker 2: I walk up to the urinals. There's two urinals, but
Speaker 2: one has been broken since we moved in. All right,
Speaker 2: no big deal, par for the course around here. I
Speaker 2: walk into the bathroom and the second urinal was also broken. Okay,
Speaker 2: not the end of the world. There's a couple stalls.
Speaker 2: I walk into one of the stalls. I use my shoe,
Speaker 2: I put the seat up because I'm not a savage.
Speaker 2: I go tinkle, I finish, I use my foot and
Speaker 2: I dropped the seat. It slams down at the very
Speaker 2: moment that I hit the flush button. But something else
Speaker 2: happened in that moment. I did not see it, but
Speaker 2: there was a black hair brush, I would guess four
Speaker 2: or five inches long, sitting on something above the toilet.
Speaker 2: As it slams down and I hit flush, the black
Speaker 2: hair brush drops down in blop right in the middle
Speaker 2: of the toilet and begins to swirl around. Now I'm
Speaker 2: not going after it at this point in time. That
Speaker 2: thing is lost. I'm not reaching my hand in a dirty,
Speaker 2: dirty toilet bowl, most definitely.
Speaker 1: And it went down the drain.
Speaker 2: Now I am. I'm certainly no plumber. We have real
Speaker 2: plumbers listening. But because I grew up doing underground construction,
Speaker 2: water and sewer line and things like that, I know
Speaker 2: a little bit about a little bit. And I'm just
Speaker 2: going through in my head all the different places in
Speaker 2: a house or a building where a brush like that could.
Speaker 1: Get stuck and cause serious, serious problems.
Speaker 2: And I'm not sure if I should tell anybody I
Speaker 2: know the right now, hold on, I know the right
Speaker 2: thing to do is to tell them. Keep in mind,
Speaker 2: we've already had multiple complaints, and I'm pretty sure we're
Speaker 2: on the verge of being kicked out of the building.
Speaker 2: I don't think I can risk it at this point
Speaker 2: in time. What Chris, you said, it was already screwed up.
Speaker 2: Who's to say I caused it.
Speaker 1: That's a good point. We'll just lie. It works all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 2: What Chris, Chris said. And who keeps a hair brush
Speaker 2: in a public bathroom?
Speaker 1: Probably one of.
Speaker 2: The families who are showering in the sink, Chris, that's
Speaker 2: probably who they probably just got back from Church's chicken.
Speaker 2: I have no doubt if they didn't get stabbed, they
Speaker 2: brought the chicken back here, ate some fried chicken, and
Speaker 2: then showered in the sink. I'm surprised we haven't walked
Speaker 2: in on anybody given themselves a little washcloth bath.
Speaker 1: In the toilet.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm sorry, I had to get that off
Speaker 2: my chest. Hey, Jesse, I would have loved to have
Speaker 2: seen how you would have handled things if it was
Speaker 2: Biden that had dragged us into war with Iran without
Speaker 2: having the missiles or interceptors to back up the tough talk.
Speaker 2: Something tells me the tone of your show would be
Speaker 2: completely different.
Speaker 1: It says, I can say his name, his name is Sean.
Speaker 1: Are you stupid? What did I just?
Speaker 2: Did you even listen to what I said about the
Speaker 2: missiles the interceptors? Did you even listen to what I said?
Speaker 1: You didn't.
Speaker 2: I am convinced that morons like this listen to other
Speaker 2: shows and then email me on what someone else said.
Speaker 2: I'd been loudly saying it, loudly saying it. I said
Speaker 2: it long before we ever went to Iran or anywhere else.
Speaker 2: I said it during Ukraine because I had sources too.
Speaker 2: We don't have enough stuff. We don't have enough stuff
Speaker 2: to just drop a bunch of missiles. Into Ukraine and
Speaker 2: then drop a bunch of missiles into Iran, and while
Speaker 2: also being ready ourselves to potentially have to take on
Speaker 2: China and the South China Sea, to have to worry
Speaker 2: about other things. We don't have enough stuff. I can't
Speaker 2: stress that enough. And you see these people who reference
Speaker 2: World War two. There was a time where we could fight.
Speaker 1: A world war everywhere on the globe.
Speaker 2: Do you know how stupid in naive you sound. Yes,
Speaker 2: when America was the manufacturing hub of the world, we
Speaker 2: could produce enough stuff to fight in a lot of
Speaker 2: different places. We had endless stuff. But due to decades
Speaker 2: of offshoring and sending the poor rust belt to Chinese factories,
Speaker 2: we don't have what it takes to make that much
Speaker 2: stuff now. And we cannot operate foreign policy as if
Speaker 2: stuff is unlimited, because it's not. We officially, and I
Speaker 2: believe me when I tell you it saddens me, we
Speaker 2: officially have to do what all the other countries on
Speaker 2: Earth have to do. We have to monitor our stuff.
Speaker 2: We have to we have to guard how much we use.
Speaker 2: We have to disperse our stuff carefully, delicately, because we
Speaker 2: understand there's a finite amount of it I'm sorry. I
Speaker 2: didn't want it to be this way. Logistics are what
Speaker 2: runs wars period.
Speaker 1: If you do not have them, you're in trouble.
Speaker 2: All right, We'll touch on a couple of things when
Speaker 2: it comes to this in a second hand. This is
Speaker 2: the Jesse Kelly chew. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 2: on a fantastic, wonderful Tuesday. We will get back to
Speaker 2: the emails in a moment. I told you I was
Speaker 2: going to give you a little update on just the
Speaker 2: Iran stuff and whatnot.
Speaker 1: Scott Passent went on the news said this, and.
Speaker 5: We've seen President Trump last week threatened what would have
Speaker 5: been one of the largest military campaigns, or the largest
Speaker 5: military campaigns since World War Two against the Iranians. And
Speaker 5: now we are because of that, we are in talks
Speaker 5: with the Iranians, and I think there is a chance
Speaker 5: we may have a deal today or tomorrow to open
Speaker 5: the straight and it moved towards a more normalized position
Speaker 5: in this conflict.
Speaker 2: Okay, headline us hopeful the straight deal will be done
Speaker 2: today or tomorrow. After a ship is hit. They're working
Speaker 2: on it. Trump is working on it. He's doing the
Speaker 2: carrot and stick thing. World War two or a deal.
Speaker 2: World War two or a deal. We don't have to
Speaker 2: cover it all again. They're working on it. You get
Speaker 2: why they're working on it. Let's do this, Hey, Samurai,
Speaker 2: what's your take on malls? A mall was a large indoor.
Speaker 2: I know what I'm all is. I recently visited one
Speaker 2: and it reminded me it's where the commies go to
Speaker 2: luxuriate when they're not storming foot locker. I do enjoy
Speaker 2: some mall Chinese and I'm almost certain there's a couple options.
Speaker 2: Jewish producer Chris can have You can say my name.
Speaker 2: His name is Keith Chris. You people can eat most
Speaker 2: Chinese food, right, I mean not the shrimp, I understand
Speaker 2: that and whatnot. But you people can eat most Chinese
Speaker 2: food kosher fairly right.
Speaker 1: Okay, So.
Speaker 2: I love the mall, and I have an even more
Speaker 2: controversial take than that.
Speaker 1: I love the.
Speaker 2: Mall, and I understand this modern thing at least we're
Speaker 2: around in this area. Is there are now these little
Speaker 2: mini kiosks in the middle of the mall where you
Speaker 2: will have young men and young women hawking things like
Speaker 2: it's some third world dump. It's like you just walked
Speaker 2: into Tijuana. You're walking down. You want to go get
Speaker 2: some cinnabon in the mall. You want to go get
Speaker 2: some chit fil a in the mall, and you have
Speaker 2: to walk past the little perfume girls. Your wife would
Speaker 2: like this, and then you have to walk past the
Speaker 2: cell phone case a.
Speaker 1: Dollar twenty dollars. And then you keep walking.
Speaker 3: You run into japland my cup Land make affordable California again.
Speaker 2: And you're thinking to yourself, oh my gosh, did I
Speaker 2: just drop into New Delhi. People get annoyed by this.
Speaker 1: This is why I like it. Here's my opinion.
Speaker 2: A mall has become a very condensed display of what
Speaker 2: America has become. And if it annoys you that you
Speaker 2: have to be assaulted by the third world on your
Speaker 2: way to Orange Julius, I'm glad because that's happening all
Speaker 2: across the United States of America. And I know it
Speaker 2: makes me sound like a terrible person. But the more
Speaker 2: people who walk out of the mall and say things
Speaker 2: like geez, we've got to deport some freaking foreigners, the
Speaker 2: better off we are. I think it's fantastic. I think
Speaker 2: it helps, it helps wake people up. I'll put it
Speaker 2: that way, it helps wake people up. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: on the Iran thing, I should address this, why were
Speaker 2: the strikes called off? Remember we were going to strike,
Speaker 2: and that we didn't strike. I forgure out who's leaking
Speaker 2: from the White House. That has to be someone high
Speaker 2: within government that put that out there to sources is
Speaker 2: our job has the pressed to cover.
Speaker 7: That These leaks can be substantial. And when you're looking
Speaker 7: at a situation with fifty thousand US service members, destroyers, refuelers,
Speaker 7: fighter jets across the region, the operational security is very
Speaker 7: significant whenever there are plans being made to strike Iran,
Speaker 7: and the President indicated he called off the planned strikes
Speaker 7: at the request not only of Iran, but also of
Speaker 7: golf allies like Saudi Arabia, Guitar and the UAE. What
Speaker 7: was interesting, though, Lawrence, we spoke with senior Israeli intelligence
Speaker 7: officials over the weekend who said they weren't even aware
Speaker 7: of the details of the plan. And that's how close
Speaker 7: the administration was holding these details to the chest.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if I buy that. And here's why.
Speaker 2: Okay, So the line, in case you didn't follow along
Speaker 2: with all that, the line is, hey, we called off
Speaker 2: the strikes because somebody leaked all the details to the strikes.
Speaker 2: Here's I'm not sure if I buy it. I think, well,
Speaker 2: I shouldn't say. I think I suspect this. I suspect
Speaker 2: it was all leaked on purpose by the White House
Speaker 2: to avoid having to do the strikes.
Speaker 1: Remember that.
Speaker 2: Hold on, if that makes you mad, why would you
Speaker 2: avoid striking Iran.
Speaker 1: More strikes?
Speaker 2: There are things that are going to take out power
Speaker 2: plants and desalination plants and things like that. That's what
Speaker 2: more strikes would be, heavier strikes, wounding them deeper. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is worried about the economic consequences of that. That's
Speaker 2: why he keeps threatening it and not doing it.
Speaker 1: It's coming, it's common.
Speaker 2: It's common tonight, it's common tomorrow, It's common any minute.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Hang on, you better sign the deal. Hey, I'm telling
Speaker 2: you right now, it's going to be World War ten.
Speaker 5: We've seen President Trump last week threatened what would have
Speaker 5: been one of the largest military campaigns, or the largest
Speaker 5: military campaigns since World War Two, against the Iranians. And
Speaker 5: now we are because of that, we are in talks
Speaker 5: with the Iranians. And I think there is a chance
Speaker 5: we may have a today or tomorrow to open the street.
Speaker 1: And World War two headline, Mam Donnie's tax roll blunder
Speaker 1: will backfire on everyday New Yorkers as buyers head south. Well,
Speaker 1: it's not really.
Speaker 2: Going to backfire on the people who made the decision. Now,
Speaker 2: are there going to be some dirty commists who voted
Speaker 2: for Mamdannie in New York City who are hurt by
Speaker 2: his policies?
Speaker 1: Of course, of course it will. There will be some,
Speaker 1: But for the.
Speaker 2: Most part, it's just a large circle of different foreigners
Speaker 2: who put Mamdannie into place. They put Mamdannie into place
Speaker 2: because he promised to loot the treasury and hand it
Speaker 2: to them. It wasn't the billionaires of New York City
Speaker 2: who put mam Donnie into place. Mam Donnie's not concerned
Speaker 2: about the billionaires leaving either, because remember, he's trying.
Speaker 1: To destroy New York City.
Speaker 2: It's hilarious that we still have people on the right
Speaker 2: saying things, what don't you understand. Don't you understand what
Speaker 2: will happen if all these millionaires leave? Don't you understand
Speaker 2: that it's going to result in this? You know, he
Speaker 2: gets it, Yeah, yeah, he gets it.
Speaker 1: All I got it. He understands perfectly well.
Speaker 2: The people who put these people into power are rarely
Speaker 2: the specific people who are hurt. And by the way,
Speaker 2: the Americans who voted for him mostly it's a bunch
Speaker 2: of snotty rich college kids. They've already packed up their
Speaker 2: apartments and they're back living in daddy's basement and the
Speaker 2: Hamptons and they're not going to be touched by any
Speaker 2: of this disaster. Now, speaking of Americans versus foreigners, your
Speaker 2: wireless company, who do they hire?
Speaker 1: Who do they hire.
Speaker 2: When you get a hold of somebody at customer service?
Speaker 2: Is that an American on the other end of the line?
Speaker 2: You know, it looks great on the bottom line, if
Speaker 2: you go fire all your Americans. Call center in India
Speaker 2: great on the bottom line, it really is. It's so
Speaker 2: much cheaper. Call center in the Philippines. Hey, call center
Speaker 2: in Malaysia looks great on the bottom line. It's not
Speaker 2: great for America or Americans. It's not great for American jobs.
Speaker 2: My wireless company, puretalk, that's what they do. They hire Americans.
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Speaker 2: will be speaking to an American who speaks English. It's
Speaker 2: also a fraction of the cost of the big guys.
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Speaker 1: We'll be back.