Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. And yes, it's gonna be a fun one.
Speaker 1: Here we get to make fun of Black Lives Matter
Speaker 1: and stupid people who gave money to them. Here in
Speaker 1: a second, we have to do a couple of things. First,
Speaker 1: I have to finish up on some stuff, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: was saying. And first let's make fun of Democrats. Jerry
Speaker 1: Nadler and Carolyn Maloney. They're two Democrats, right, two Democrats
Speaker 1: who are nine thousand years old, and they're both running
Speaker 1: in New York because they've been there forever. They're both
Speaker 1: the chairs of very very powerful committees in Congress, and
Speaker 1: now they're running against each other. How great is that?
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you though, when you look at the
Speaker 1: picture of it, Jerry Nadler's so old and Carrie Carolyn
Speaker 1: Maloney is so old. And whenever I see pictures like this,
Speaker 1: I think to myself, Okay, so you're Jerry Nadler. Everyone remembers.
Speaker 1: In case you don't remember, we'll make sure we put
Speaker 1: this up. We'll put this up on our show Twitter
Speaker 1: and show Instagram page. Remember when Jerry Nadler got up
Speaker 1: to give a speech and then pooped his pants and
Speaker 1: then walked off the stage. And everyone, I'm not making
Speaker 1: this up. He just walked up there and just just
Speaker 1: right there on stage and then had to do the
Speaker 1: I poop my pants walk as he walked off the stage.
Speaker 1: Everyone remember this, well, this is something that happened. I
Speaker 1: remember watching Jerry Nadler drop off the Browns in his pants,
Speaker 1: and I remember thinking, man, you're old, You're well off financially,
Speaker 1: you've been in Congress. That means you've been insider trading
Speaker 1: for years, and you just pooped your pants on national television.
Speaker 1: Why are you still doing this? But now I have
Speaker 1: to ask the question again, two old democrats, you're both old,
Speaker 1: you're both rich. What is this thing with politicians? They're
Speaker 1: as bad as rock stars and house guests? What is
Speaker 1: this thing with politicians staying around way too long? Chris,
Speaker 1: you just watched the poopy pants video. I can tell
Speaker 1: by the look on your face. I told you he
Speaker 1: pooped his pants. I don't think it has the sounds too.
Speaker 1: I think I think someone added the sounds. If you
Speaker 1: put the one up with sounds, I don't think that's accurate.
Speaker 1: I think it was a silent poop one the microphones
Speaker 1: didn't pick up. But the microphones didn't have to pick
Speaker 1: it up. The face said as much as the wattle.
Speaker 1: The face said. Look, you didn't have to see Jerry
Speaker 1: Nadler walk like humpty dumpty off the stage. All you
Speaker 1: had to see was the face. And that face it
Speaker 1: said one thing and one thing only. I just poop
Speaker 1: my pants. That's what the face said. All right, all right,
Speaker 1: enough of that, let's get back. We're gonna talk a
Speaker 1: little bit more about what Joe Biden did, and then
Speaker 1: we get to make fun of Black lives matter? And
Speaker 1: what's better than making fun of black lives matter? Before
Speaker 1: I forget though, I realized with all this self defense
Speaker 1: stuff and mass shooting stuff that the people get more
Speaker 1: interested in protecting themselves than they have been. So I
Speaker 1: reached out. This is a last minute thing. My buddy
Speaker 1: Cam Edwards. He's one of these guys that's forgotten more
Speaker 1: about firearms and firearms laws than I'll ever know than
Speaker 1: you'll ever know. Cam's gonna join us about twenty minutes
Speaker 1: from now and just give us my voices, gott give
Speaker 1: us some helpful pointers, just kind of walk us through
Speaker 1: firearms ownership. If you're a new man, maybe you're somebody
Speaker 1: who's maybe you're a firearms virgin. That's fine. Just hang on,
Speaker 1: listen to cam and make it easier. All right, All right,
Speaker 1: back to the whole Biden stuff. Just man standing on
Speaker 1: the still dead bodies as you race to the sight
Speaker 1: of a mass shooting to say things like this is
Speaker 1: gosh gross. Now's the time for the people of all races,
Speaker 1: from every background to speak up as a majority in
Speaker 1: American and reject by supremacy these actions we've seen in
Speaker 1: these hate filled attacks representative views of a hate filled minority.
Speaker 1: We can't allow them to destroy America, the real America.
Speaker 1: We can't allow them to destroy the soul of the
Speaker 1: nation as present United States. I traveled the world all
Speaker 1: the time, and other nations ask me heads of state
Speaker 1: in other countries do I ask me what's going on?
Speaker 1: What in God's name happened on January six What happened
Speaker 1: in Buffalo? What happened? To ask did you hear what
Speaker 1: he did? And I played the whole thing of a
Speaker 1: reason did you hear what he did? At the end,
Speaker 1: it's important January sixth, he's standing in Buffalo a mass shooter.
Speaker 1: But January, well, I don't understand. You should you should
Speaker 1: understand by now, do you see what he did? What
Speaker 1: we're seeing all this talk about democracy, a threat to democracy,
Speaker 1: the ancient Greek. I'm not going to play the whole
Speaker 1: thing again. He's always talking about democracy. This is a
Speaker 1: threat to democracy, has never been a democracy's under attack.
Speaker 1: Fight for democracy? And then January sixth, and then white supremacy.
Speaker 1: Do you see what they're doing. What they're doing is
Speaker 1: they're taking their political opponents. You They're taking normal American
Speaker 1: parent who's upset about schools teaching filth. Maybe person out
Speaker 1: there who thinks there was a little bit of election fraud,
Speaker 1: somebody who wants the border closed, somebody concerned about COVID lockdowns.
Speaker 1: This is an ongoing effort to make the normal American
Speaker 1: the opponents the political opponent of the Democratic Party. This
Speaker 1: is an ongoing effort to make them into threats to
Speaker 1: national security. Why so, why do that? What's the point.
Speaker 1: Why are they trying to take angry soccer mom who
Speaker 1: doesn't want her son to learn how to be gay
Speaker 1: in kindergarten? Why are they taking her? And they're saying
Speaker 1: she's a threat to democracy? Why make her into a
Speaker 1: national security threat? Well, because remember, Democrats don't look at
Speaker 1: power the way you look at power. That's not how
Speaker 1: the communist thinks. You. By your very nature of being
Speaker 1: on the right, you don't think someone in power should
Speaker 1: use all of it, right. I mean, I'm six foot eight,
Speaker 1: two hundred and thirty pounds. My sons are eleven and fourteen.
Speaker 1: It would never occur to me to walk home tonight,
Speaker 1: or drive home, walk in the front door and my
Speaker 1: son's sitting on the couch and me to slap him
Speaker 1: across the face and pick him up and throw him
Speaker 1: across the room. That's not an appropriate use of power.
Speaker 1: I'm more powerful than he is. I certainly could if
Speaker 1: I wanted to, But it would never occur to me
Speaker 1: to do that. What's wild is it would never occur
Speaker 1: to the communist not to do that. The communist believes
Speaker 1: in using his power. And when the communist sits in
Speaker 1: charge of the federal government like Joe Biden is now,
Speaker 1: he doesn't look out at the military, the CIA, NSA, FBI,
Speaker 1: atf he doesn't look out at the post office. I
Speaker 1: rs it. He doesn't look at these things. And as anything,
Speaker 1: other than potential tools to attack his political opponents. That's
Speaker 1: why at the very end of a stupid gun control
Speaker 1: speech in Buffalo, you throw in, well, they're asking me
Speaker 1: about January sixth, democracies under attack. They're trying to make
Speaker 1: you a national security threat, so they have the option
Speaker 1: to use the national security apparatus against you. And let's
Speaker 1: not forget you're a dangerous white supremacy. Evil will not win.
Speaker 1: I promise you hate will not prevail, and white supremacy
Speaker 1: will not have the last word. White supremacy is a poison.
Speaker 1: It's a poison running through it really is running through
Speaker 1: our body, politic that's been allowed to fester and grow
Speaker 1: right in front of our eyes. We heard the chance
Speaker 1: you will not replace us in Charlottesville, Virginia. White supremacy easily,
Speaker 1: with the exception of maybe pedophilia easily. White supremacy is
Speaker 1: the most reviled ideology universally in the United States of
Speaker 1: America today. Doesn't matter who you are. If you're listening
Speaker 1: to the side of my voice and it came out
Speaker 1: that you were legitimately some nutjob white supremacists, you know,
Speaker 1: with the clan had On or a Nazi flag and
Speaker 1: it actually came out that you had those things. Your
Speaker 1: life would be ruined. Job gone, bank account gone, wife gone,
Speaker 1: kid's gone. Your life would be ruined. It's a dead ideology.
Speaker 1: Jesse said, I'm not going to call you oracles something
Speaker 1: stupid like that, because I don't wave palm poms. Why
Speaker 1: is every mass shooter known by the FBI before they act?
Speaker 1: Once again, this guy said he quote wanted to commit
Speaker 1: a murder suicide last June and the FBI was involved.
Speaker 1: Then we hear this every time with these guys. If
Speaker 1: they were actually trying to stop crimes, don't you think
Speaker 1: they would stop one of these occasionally? I know they're
Speaker 1: busy hunting down suspicious garage ropes, but still, why why
Speaker 1: didn't they stop it? Why didn't the Federal Bureau of
Speaker 1: Investigation stop this guy? Again? You had another known guy
Speaker 1: to the FBI. Why didn't they step in and stop it?
Speaker 1: And let me ask an even more uncomfortable question, do
Speaker 1: you want them to step in and stop it? Hang on,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna clarify exactly what I'm talking about here in
Speaker 1: just a moment. Before we do that, let's talk about
Speaker 1: self defense here real quickly, because we're talking about ugly stuff,
Speaker 1: Let's talk about you getting your hands on a Hero gun.
Speaker 1: You're going to the grocery store. I know you are
Speaker 1: because I love the grocery store, so you probably do too.
Speaker 1: At some point in the next week or two, you're
Speaker 1: going to the grocery store. Your wife is your husband,
Speaker 1: is your daughter, is your son? Is if a madman
Speaker 1: walks into that grocery store like happened in Buffalo, is
Speaker 1: your loved one ready with something to defend themselves. Get
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Speaker 1: at your leisure. I decided, Chris, no, hold it. Don't
Speaker 1: roll your eyes. Chris. I decided I'm gonna start saying
Speaker 1: leisure instead of leisure. It sounds a lot more sophisticated.
Speaker 1: And I feel like I'm a more sophisticated person than
Speaker 1: you give me credit for, Chris, this is not about
Speaker 1: the spray cheese on the tris gits, Chris, I've advanced it. Look,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't understand, all right, you wouldn't. It's not anything
Speaker 1: you would understand. I'm going to red lobster later on.
Speaker 1: You're not. You'd never spend that kind of money, and delme. Look,
Speaker 1: can't hide money, Chris can't hide money. Alright, Alright, let's
Speaker 1: get back to this guy's talk real quick before we
Speaker 1: make fun of Black Lives matter, And remember we have
Speaker 1: can medwords gonna talk to us about guns. Here in
Speaker 1: about ten minutes, I want to bring this up. The
Speaker 1: guy brought up the fact that mass shooter was known
Speaker 1: to the FBI, and this seems to always be the case.
Speaker 1: The question always comes up, why didn't they do something?
Speaker 1: Why didn't they do something? Why I didn't they do something? Now,
Speaker 1: I don't exactly have to tell you that I'm not
Speaker 1: a big FBI fan anymore. Right, I've lost complete trust
Speaker 1: in the institution. I'm the one who said several times,
Speaker 1: break the FBI into a thousand pieces and scatter it
Speaker 1: to the winds. That's an old JFK line that I
Speaker 1: totally stole because that's what I do. But that's me, right,
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not going to defend the FBI. But
Speaker 1: I'm going to defend the FBI on this. And this
Speaker 1: is what I mean. Do you want to live in
Speaker 1: a country where they can arrest you or law enforcement
Speaker 1: will be empowered to do something to you before you
Speaker 1: commit a crime? Now, look, hey, let's forget about that
Speaker 1: specific thing. That's good. Let's make this one about me.
Speaker 1: Expect this about me? What if tonight? What if tonight
Speaker 1: you look on social media at some point in time
Speaker 1: and I say something of Hey, I'm gonna go kill
Speaker 1: a bunch of people tomorrow. I'm going to I'm going
Speaker 1: down to the park here in town, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: kill a bunch of people. Okay, what's gonna happen? Almost undoubtedly,
Speaker 1: on top of all the other stuff that would happen
Speaker 1: if I said something like that, almost undoubtedly, people are
Speaker 1: going to get hold of local law enforcement here in Houston,
Speaker 1: and local law enforcement is probably going to come knocking
Speaker 1: on my door. Hey, sir, we want to talk to you,
Speaker 1: want to check your mental health. This is a threat
Speaker 1: of violence. That's this, that's that? Okay, all right, Hey,
Speaker 1: maybe maybe they'll even take it far enough to where
Speaker 1: they'll come take my guns away or something like that.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe they'll take it that far. Maybe depending on
Speaker 1: what state you live in, depending on what the law is.
Speaker 1: Maybe if I was to say that I'm going to
Speaker 1: the park tomorrow to kill a bunch of people, maybe
Speaker 1: they would even place me in handcuffs and haul me
Speaker 1: off to jail. But for how long I might be
Speaker 1: hauled off to jail for a threat. Maybe it's a
Speaker 1: day shoot, Maybe they maybe they locked me away for
Speaker 1: a year, But at some point in time, crazy Jesse
Speaker 1: who's putting threats about killing people on social media. Maybe
Speaker 1: he's still crazy. Maybe a year in jail didn't fix me.
Speaker 1: What do you want them to do? It's look, I
Speaker 1: understand this is an uncomfortable conversation to have. And in
Speaker 1: the wake of anything terrible happening. This is, without exception,
Speaker 1: a plane crash, a car accident, a mass shooting, someone
Speaker 1: drowns in a river. It doesn't matter what the thing is.
Speaker 1: In the wake of something terrible that happens that makes
Speaker 1: us feel terrible and our hearts are ripped out, and
Speaker 1: where thoughts are with the victims, and it's too hard
Speaker 1: and it sucks. In the wake of anything like that,
Speaker 1: the inevitable human emotion is this, this hurts. How do
Speaker 1: I make sure I never have to hurt like this again?
Speaker 1: How do I make sure this never happens again? And
Speaker 1: that's an understandable human emotion, and it's one sometimes you
Speaker 1: do want to act on. If my kid walks up
Speaker 1: to the stove when it's on and touches the stove
Speaker 1: and burns his finger, I am going to take action
Speaker 1: to make sure that doesn't happen again. Not that I'd
Speaker 1: probably have to, we'd probably learn his lesson. But maybe
Speaker 1: he's like me and dumb. Maybe I'll have to pull
Speaker 1: him aside and spell it out for him. Son, don't
Speaker 1: do that again. You touch the stove, it burns you.
Speaker 1: But action will be taken then. But when it comes
Speaker 1: to law enforcement, when it comes to law enforcement and
Speaker 1: these known guys, oh, we knew about this. We interviewed
Speaker 1: him about this, we saw Facebook post about this, We've
Speaker 1: heard from his friends. Yeah, that's fine. What do you
Speaker 1: want them to do when he hasn't been convicted of
Speaker 1: a crime. Do you want the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Speaker 1: or even your local sheriff cops atf Do you want
Speaker 1: these various law enforcement groups to have the power to
Speaker 1: lock you away for significant amounts of time before you
Speaker 1: do something? Because you might do something. And I'm not
Speaker 1: criticizing you. It's a legitimate email. It's a legitimate question.
Speaker 1: People asking out there, why don't they do something? Why
Speaker 1: don't they do something? But remember this, always make sure
Speaker 1: you're not this person. Somebody does something is the cry
Speaker 1: of a sucker who's about to get taken to the cleaners.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what this country does. Way too often now,
Speaker 1: because we're governed by emotions, a new virus gets here.
Speaker 1: Someone do something. Now, we're on the verge of a
Speaker 1: great depression. Saint George Floyd dies in Minneapolis, the whole country.
Speaker 1: Someone do something about racism. Now, Black people were dying
Speaker 1: in droves in major cities across the country because we
Speaker 1: defunded the police. I understand the inclination to scream for
Speaker 1: action in the wake of something horrible. Be very, very
Speaker 1: very careful if you ever find yourself being somebody, do something. Guy.
Speaker 1: That's a great way to get taken to the cleaners.
Speaker 1: And speaking of taking to the cleaners, We're gonna speak
Speaker 1: with Cam Edward's next about guns and keeping yourself safe
Speaker 1: and things like that. And then as soon as I'm
Speaker 1: done with Cam, I've teased it for long enough, we
Speaker 1: are going to dig into a little bit of this
Speaker 1: latest Black Lives Matter news. Speaking of all this Saint
Speaker 1: George Floyd's stuff and riots, well, Black Lives Matter has
Speaker 1: some financial disclosures out there, and they don't look very
Speaker 1: good at all. Hang on, Barbie, let's go Partie is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. And if the song is that terrible,
Speaker 1: as we all know by now it can only mean
Speaker 1: one thing. It means our guest chose to not pick
Speaker 1: a song, which means here on the Jesse Kelly Show,
Speaker 1: you get the worst song we can dig up in
Speaker 1: that moment. Joining me now is my friend, editor of
Speaker 1: Bearing Arms dot Com, host of the forty acre podcast,
Speaker 1: and a man who I bet we'll pick his song
Speaker 1: the next time. Cam Edwards, Welcome, Cam. Do you mean man,
Speaker 1: I picked Barbie girl? I am a Barbie girl living
Speaker 1: in a Barbie world. I take a senster that. Yes,
Speaker 1: I can certainly I can certainly see the resemblance. Cam, Absolutely, yes, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: Well Cam, let's let's begin with the ugly stuff right now.
Speaker 1: Obviously everyone everyone knows terrible mass shooting. We don't give
Speaker 1: out the shooters name ever, I think that's a terrible tradition.
Speaker 1: We don't read manifestos, We don't make these scumbags famous,
Speaker 1: but we do try to make sure people are ready
Speaker 1: in case they encounter a monster in their life. Sadly,
Speaker 1: that's the not one we that's not the last one
Speaker 1: that's out there right there. We're always surrounded by them. Okay,
Speaker 1: if Cam, the average person isn't Cam Edwards. They don't
Speaker 1: know everything there is to know about firearms and shooting,
Speaker 1: but they know they want to protect themselves and what
Speaker 1: they're loved ones protected. How do you begin with someone
Speaker 1: like that, Well, I think, you know, you can start
Speaker 1: with a couple of things first. You know, I want
Speaker 1: to say, because I've done a lot of interviews over
Speaker 1: the past couple of days, and you know, there is this,
Speaker 1: there's almost this bumper sticker philosophy among some of us
Speaker 1: on the right, the well, you know, if somebody had
Speaker 1: a gun. I mean I heard this today, if somebody
Speaker 1: had a gun, it could have stopped I said, well,
Speaker 1: there wasn't a guy with a gun there, and the
Speaker 1: guy was wearing body armors, so you know, when he
Speaker 1: was shot, it didn't stop him. I don't want people
Speaker 1: to think that owning a gun is a suit of armor, right,
Speaker 1: that it afford you one hundred percent protection all of
Speaker 1: the time. It is a tool. It is a tool
Speaker 1: that I think is of great utility in value in
Speaker 1: this dangerous role in which we live. But you know,
Speaker 1: if you're getting a gun and you think, well, now
Speaker 1: that I've got it, I'm gonna be safe, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be protected no, that's not what gun ownership is about.
Speaker 1: So first you thing to think about where you're trying
Speaker 1: to protect yourself, right, Is this a gun that you
Speaker 1: want to carry in public? Is this a gun that
Speaker 1: is going to be primarily for home defense? I think,
Speaker 1: you know, the vast majority of people who are purchasing
Speaker 1: farms right now are purchasing handguns, and they are purchasing
Speaker 1: for self defense. So that's you know, where I would
Speaker 1: say to start. But then I think it's a matter
Speaker 1: of actually going down to the gun store, you know,
Speaker 1: fondling the hardware, so to speak, holding the gun in
Speaker 1: your hand, seeing what feels good. If you are able
Speaker 1: to get to a range that rents firearms, you know,
Speaker 1: we're in a couple of different models. See what works
Speaker 1: best for you, because there is no right gun for everybody. Right.
Speaker 1: And after that, again, man, you know, I don't care
Speaker 1: if you live in a constitutional carry state or not.
Speaker 1: You need to know how to use that gun. You
Speaker 1: need to feel comfortable with that firearm. And then evolves
Speaker 1: training that evolves hours of training. So it's not something
Speaker 1: that people should take lightly. But you're right, I think
Speaker 1: we live in a day and age where everybody needs
Speaker 1: to be thinking about what they are going to do,
Speaker 1: what is their plan to keep themselves and the people
Speaker 1: that they love safe as possible. Kim, are we more
Speaker 1: in danger now than we've ever been? I mean, everyone,
Speaker 1: everyone loves loves to take the times we're in. I
Speaker 1: realized how Moses was doing this two thousand years ago
Speaker 1: or whatever. Everyone loves to take the times in and
Speaker 1: say these are the worst times ever. And it wasn't
Speaker 1: like this when I was a kid. And it does
Speaker 1: feel like we are definitely in an increased level of
Speaker 1: mental illness out there that is making already crazy people
Speaker 1: do crazy things. I think that's fair to say, and
Speaker 1: I think it's manifesting itself in a lot of different ways.
Speaker 1: I think it does account for for some degree of
Speaker 1: the rise in violent crime that we've seen over the
Speaker 1: past couple of years. But I think it definitely can
Speaker 1: be seen in the one hundred thousand plus drug overdose
Speaker 1: deaths that we're now seeing annually, the one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: plus alcohol related deaths that we see in this country.
Speaker 1: I mean, both of those are record high numbers, you know,
Speaker 1: so there are more stressors. Yeah, I don't care if
Speaker 1: the rest of your life has gone perfectly over the
Speaker 1: past couple of years. Just you know, the COVID related
Speaker 1: stressors alone have impacted most everybody. And I don't know
Speaker 1: if we're living in the most dangerous time ever, but
Speaker 1: we are living in a dangerous time. You know, violent
Speaker 1: crime is increase, what about homicides of increase about thirty
Speaker 1: five percent over the past couple of years. Where not
Speaker 1: quite back to the battle days of the mid nineteen
Speaker 1: eighties to the early nineteen nineties, but we're definitely trending
Speaker 1: in the wrong direction. And unfortunately, you know, the desire
Speaker 1: by Democrats to try to ban our way to safety,
Speaker 1: I think just takes us further away from the types
Speaker 1: of policies that can actually start to turn things around.
Speaker 1: And a lot of these cities and across the country
Speaker 1: speaking with Cam Edboards of course, editor of Bearing arms
Speaker 1: dot com, host of the forty acre Fool podcast, Cam
Speaker 1: all right right now. Undoubtedly, obviously there's a lot of
Speaker 1: gun owners and people proficient with weapons listening to my show,
Speaker 1: But there are a bunch of people listening who didn't
Speaker 1: grow up with guns, didn't grow up hunting, maybe dad
Speaker 1: wasn't into whatever the case may be. People who aren't
Speaker 1: familiar with guns are legitimately it's a legitimate fear scared
Speaker 1: of them. I mean, being comfortable with guns just comes
Speaker 1: from with familiarity. What do you tell the lady right
Speaker 1: now who's cringing out there at the thought of ever
Speaker 1: even picking up a handgun? Is there a way? Is
Speaker 1: there a way that lady can dip her toe in
Speaker 1: the gunwaters, so to speak, where she can maybe start
Speaker 1: to see if this is something she can do. What
Speaker 1: would you tell her? Yeah? Absolutely. Specifically, if we're talking
Speaker 1: about women who are let's say they're second and been curious, right,
Speaker 1: but they don't maybe know a gun owner, they don't
Speaker 1: know how to get started, there are a couple of
Speaker 1: great resources specifically for women. One is called a Girl
Speaker 1: in a Gun Club. You can look that up online.
Speaker 1: There are hundreds of chapters across the country. This is,
Speaker 1: you know, just local groups of women who get together
Speaker 1: on a monthly basis at a range. They are always
Speaker 1: welcoming new gun owners or the you know, the folks
Speaker 1: who are thinking about becoming gun owners. So there's that option.
Speaker 1: There's also the Well Armed Woman, which is another group
Speaker 1: of women with hundreds of actors across the country that
Speaker 1: also does you know, very much the same thing, so
Speaker 1: you know there are options out there. I would also
Speaker 1: say just contact your local range or your local gun
Speaker 1: store and tell them. You know, they've heard this before,
Speaker 1: especially for the last couple of years where we've had
Speaker 1: like eight point five million new gun owers. Say, I
Speaker 1: don't own a gun. I don't have a lot of
Speaker 1: experience with firearms, but I am very interested in learning
Speaker 1: more about them and deciding if I want to own one,
Speaker 1: what resources are available. And I guarantee you if you
Speaker 1: contact your local range, they're gonna be able to point
Speaker 1: you in the right direction. Either a you know, local
Speaker 1: nonprofit group that's hosting range days, or the range itself
Speaker 1: might have, you know, experiences or classes for people who
Speaker 1: are new to gun ownership. So don't let that fear
Speaker 1: stand in the way. The group of Second Amendment advocates
Speaker 1: and activists that I know are very open, They're very welcoming.
Speaker 1: They love seeing people who are going to shoot for
Speaker 1: the very first time, and they want to help ease
Speaker 1: them into that with like a twenty two long rival, right,
Speaker 1: So you're not going to start out with a big
Speaker 1: forty five that's gonna you know, leave you a trembling.
Speaker 1: You know, we'll start you out small and we'll work
Speaker 1: your way at based on your comfort level. But we
Speaker 1: want to see more Americans embracing their right to keep
Speaker 1: him bare arms. So you are going to be welcomed.
Speaker 1: And if you're not, tell somebody. Let somebody at that range. No,
Speaker 1: let that gun store owner know. Hey, you know what
Speaker 1: I felt belittle. I felt like I was, you know,
Speaker 1: made to feel stupid because I didn't know what I
Speaker 1: was going on. I don't think that's going to be
Speaker 1: your experience, but you know, say something and I guarantee
Speaker 1: it's going to get corrected. He is Cam Edwards. It's
Speaker 1: the forty acre Fool podcast. Highly recommended. Thank you, my brother.
Speaker 1: I always gonna talk with you, Jesse, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: All Right, it's a dark day. I mean not for
Speaker 1: not for America, I mean, unless you want to just
Speaker 1: consider it a random dark day, but for Russia it is.
Speaker 1: Hang on, Chris. I don't expect people to feel sorry
Speaker 1: for Russia, but I saw this and my heart broke.
Speaker 1: It broke a little bit. We're gonna talk about that
Speaker 1: in just a second, but let's go back to what
Speaker 1: Cam was talking about. About practicing training. I brought this
Speaker 1: up before. There's a great line in that Denzel Washington
Speaker 1: movie Man on Fire, when he's helping the little girl
Speaker 1: train for swim practice, and she says something about being tough,
Speaker 1: and he says to her, there's no such thing as tough.
Speaker 1: There's trained and there's untrained. These Navy seals, green Berets,
Speaker 1: Army rangers, marines, you know, all these guys you look
Speaker 1: up to, They didn't ever magically become good shots. They practiced.
Speaker 1: You need to practice. It's a dangerous world and you
Speaker 1: need to practice. How about practicing right inside of your
Speaker 1: home without firing a shot. How's that sound? You can
Speaker 1: do that? Get the mantis x system. You hear people
Speaker 1: talking about it on my show all the time. Now
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Speaker 1: Go to mantis x dot com. That's mantis x dot com.
Speaker 1: Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Get a secondhand Store. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. Chris, don't ever play that amazing
Speaker 1: song by foreigner again, unless you're gonna play the main
Speaker 1: part so we can all do the handpump thing where
Speaker 1: we're like juke books. You know you do it too, Chris.
Speaker 1: I know it is all good. It is all good.
Speaker 1: That is fair. The you know what thought was a
Speaker 1: fair point, Chris, I guess you can stay on. Look,
Speaker 1: quit trying to control me. O case you miss what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about, you have to go back and listen
Speaker 1: to the Chris got hate about the Jews controlling me.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have You're gonna have to go back and
Speaker 1: listen to the podcast. After the show, I heard Google
Speaker 1: Spotify and itun It's all right. I still have a
Speaker 1: few things I have to get to here about democrats,
Speaker 1: lying about inflation, working from home, something sad about Russia,
Speaker 1: why we need to completely dismantle and level the top
Speaker 1: fifty universities in the country. I have to get to emails.
Speaker 1: I have a lot, but none of that, none of that,
Speaker 1: none of that's gonna come before making fun of Black
Speaker 1: Lives matter. Just walk with me. And it's actually I
Speaker 1: take that back. I take that back. I'm actually not
Speaker 1: about to make fun of black lives matter. I'm not
Speaker 1: for the first time. Let's walk through memory lane together,
Speaker 1: shan't we It's just you and me. Let's take let's
Speaker 1: take an evening stroll through memory lane. We all woke
Speaker 1: up one day and we all were greeted by a
Speaker 1: not so great looking video out of Minneapolis. What was
Speaker 1: on that video, Well, there was a cop looked like
Speaker 1: he had his knee on the back of some guy's
Speaker 1: neck or maybe top of his back, but we don't know.
Speaker 1: But this cop, he was on top of a shirtless
Speaker 1: black dude. And not only was he on top of
Speaker 1: his shirtless black dude, the shirtless black dude was sweating.
Speaker 1: He looked terrible. He was calling for his mom. It
Speaker 1: just looked bad, and that that would have been bad enough.
Speaker 1: He was on there for a while and eventually the
Speaker 1: dude died. Now, in this country, because we have been
Speaker 1: so saturated by white guilt from every part of the
Speaker 1: system of this nation, this country got set on fire.
Speaker 1: After that was done, we had every major American city
Speaker 1: being torched, rioting Black Lives Matter allowed to run rampant.
Speaker 1: They were turning BLM people loose in the streets. Antifa,
Speaker 1: of course, got in on at the Antifa slash black
Speaker 1: lives matter. Street animals torched American cities over this, and
Speaker 1: it was one of the wildest times because all this torching,
Speaker 1: all this outrage, it wasn't about one specific incident. I mean,
Speaker 1: remember a couple things about that incident. I know people
Speaker 1: want to forget this, but there are two things you
Speaker 1: should probably remember about that incident. One, the cop got
Speaker 1: convicted and sent to jail. He's in prison as we speak.
Speaker 1: That's one. Two. As much as you may detest that cop,
Speaker 1: they tore that guy's life apart in a way that
Speaker 1: your life will never between weren't apart, And they didn't
Speaker 1: find even a tiny amount of racism in his background.
Speaker 1: There was some stuff, maybe he and George had worked
Speaker 1: together in the past, or maybe he was a bad cop,
Speaker 1: maybe a violent cop. You'd never really know, But never
Speaker 1: a text between a buddy an ex girlfriend. Nothing, not
Speaker 1: even an inappropriate meme. Can you say you've never sent
Speaker 1: an inappropriate racial meme but before in your life. They
Speaker 1: never found one on him. And so the guy was arrested,
Speaker 1: thrown in prison. And yet, because it couldn't be just
Speaker 1: about that, it had to be about something more, they
Speaker 1: made it about cops hunting down black man racism in
Speaker 1: the police force in this country. America is in the
Speaker 1: evil place, never been fair to the black man. Can't
Speaker 1: get ahead here in America. And this was This was
Speaker 1: not just like some scumbag politics and saying this black
Speaker 1: lives matter. This group managed to get major US corporations
Speaker 1: to go along with this. This came from every part
Speaker 1: of our society. We actually had. If you have an
Speaker 1: Instagram account, you'll remember this. There were a sea of
Speaker 1: people putting a black square on their profile as some
Speaker 1: protest against racism. During these race riots. I lost my
Speaker 1: own church because my pastor lost his mind. Actors, athletes, remember,
Speaker 1: professional sports was ruined. I've never been back since then.
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter written across the court, black lives Matter.
Speaker 1: I'm driving in Houston. There's Black Lives Matter posters everywhere.
Speaker 1: Black lives Matter, Black lives Matter. Mitt Romney marching in
Speaker 1: a Black Lives Matter parade, and I just want to again,
Speaker 1: as we're walking down memory Land, I want to remind
Speaker 1: everyone not only is Black Lives Matter response for multiple
Speaker 1: murders over the course of years before Saint George Floyd died,
Speaker 1: they were responsible for a bunch of murders Black Lives Matter,
Speaker 1: the founders people like Patrise callers. She is not in
Speaker 1: some hidden, revealed text message. She is on camera publicly
Speaker 1: announcing that she is a trained Marxist. In fact, all
Speaker 1: the founders are on camera saying Capitalism's evil, where trained
Speaker 1: communists were trained Marxists. Those are their own words. And
Speaker 1: yet we have murderous race hustlers on camera admitting their Marxists.
Speaker 1: And yet America's corporate world especially decided to just drown
Speaker 1: itself in white guilt and flood a group of violent
Speaker 1: street communists with millions of dollars to try to try
Speaker 1: to ease the white guilt, which puts a big smile
Speaker 1: on my face. Actually, I mean, yeah, I hate that
Speaker 1: it helped burn down the country, but when I see
Speaker 1: things like this, it just puts a smile on my face.
Speaker 1: Tax filings show how Black Lives Matter founder Patrise Colors
Speaker 1: spent the charity funds you see. Turns out there were, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, forty two million dollars. Now, this Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter group, I think it's important for Americans to
Speaker 1: understand where that money went. And because look, because I'm
Speaker 1: a fair guy, I mean because I'm a reasonable human being.
Speaker 1: I think it would be only fair, if you have
Speaker 1: investments of any kind, for you to know that the
Speaker 1: corporations you may be invested in who chose to give
Speaker 1: to Black Lives Matter. I think it would be important
Speaker 1: for you to understand where your board of directors chose to,
Speaker 1: you know, spend your capital. Don't you think that would
Speaker 1: be important. Let's let's walk through this together. Hang on,