Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Tuesday. It's time to have a long talk about Dome.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get back to the emails and all kinds
Speaker 1: of things in a little bit. But Kamala Harris is
Speaker 1: going to be the Democrat nominee, as I've told you
Speaker 1: many times. And before I get to a couple different
Speaker 1: things about her fundraising and her VP list, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get to those in a moment, I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: just a couple quick things first of all, about who
Speaker 1: she is, who she really is at her core. People
Speaker 1: get confused by this because she seems to have worn
Speaker 1: so many different faces when she first started out. Obviously,
Speaker 1: I've made the will Brown joke many times before. But
Speaker 1: when she first started out as Willie Brown's side piece
Speaker 1: in San Francisco, she was trying to get her foot
Speaker 1: in the door as a prosecutor, a DA, a local prosecutor,
Speaker 1: and she was selling herself at the time. Stop. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to make any jokes about that. She was
Speaker 1: selling herself at the time as being tougher on crime
Speaker 1: than the one they had they had one of these
Speaker 1: nutballs back there who was letting the city go to crap.
Speaker 1: And she was selling herself as tough on crime. And
Speaker 1: then she gets promoted, works her way up through the system,
Speaker 1: becomes the Age of California. That's a really, really, really
Speaker 1: big deal. If you're a state AG anywhere, that's it's
Speaker 1: honestly as powerful as the governor. Yeah, that's a big
Speaker 1: deal to be a state's ag. She's the California AG
Speaker 1: and even then really was tough on crime. She's famous
Speaker 1: for chucking weed dealers in prison. Really almost too tough
Speaker 1: on some things. But she moves from that office into
Speaker 1: the United States Senate. She gets elected to the United
Speaker 1: States Senate in California, and I'm looking at an article
Speaker 1: right here, twenty nineteen Ranking Service rated Kamala Harris the
Speaker 1: most liberal senator, further left than even Bernie Sanders. And
Speaker 1: that's how she campaigned in California as this nutball lefty radical.
Speaker 1: And she gets elected to the Senate and she goes
Speaker 1: full blown nutball lefty radical. And it's not the only
Speaker 1: thing that's confusing about her past. She claimed to be
Speaker 1: an Indian American for the longest time, then started running
Speaker 1: nashly as a Democrat and decided she was an African American.
Speaker 1: Now she had to do the black thing. She went
Speaker 1: from playing the I'm a goodie two shoes, look at
Speaker 1: me Kamala thing to going on podcasts talking about how
Speaker 1: she used to smoke weed listening to Tupac, even though
Speaker 1: when she she claims she was doing that, Tupac wasn't
Speaker 1: even making music. What do you make of all this?
Speaker 1: What do you make of Well, she just did it
Speaker 1: again the last after noon Wisconsin. The constant, endless, my
Speaker 1: numbing laughing. Who is she? What are you looking at? Well?
Speaker 1: I have joked many times, but it's only half joking.
Speaker 1: She's not self aware enough to do this anyway. But
Speaker 1: she should write a book and title it Naked Ambition.
Speaker 1: That should be the title of her book. Why, Because
Speaker 1: that's all she is. This is a human being. Not
Speaker 1: that she's far left, not that she's in the middle,
Speaker 1: not that she's a black Indian woman. This is a
Speaker 1: human being with no belief system at all, zero zip zilch.
Speaker 1: Barack Obama was a committed communist who hated America. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's just the doddering old fool who handed the presidency
Speaker 1: over to the communists surrounding him. Kamala Harris believes in nothing.
Speaker 1: If you somehow magically took her out of the White House,
Speaker 1: you took her out of the VP spot, and you
Speaker 1: had her running as a county sheriff in rural Oklahoma,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris tomorrow would be running campaign ads that would
Speaker 1: sound to the right of me. This human being believes
Speaker 1: in absolutely nothing. And I realized you could say that
Speaker 1: in many ways about a lot of politicians. How politicians
Speaker 1: tend to be kind of I was about to say flexible,
Speaker 1: but that's probably putting it nicely. The politicians, though, no,
Speaker 1: bend here and bend there, and bend this. But at
Speaker 1: their core, mostly you'll see, they believe in something, whether
Speaker 1: or not you believe in it or not. Is Bernie
Speaker 1: Sanders what Rush Limbaugh used to call a learjet liberal. Yes,
Speaker 1: of course he is, ah my socialist, help the working man.
Speaker 1: I've got three houses. Of course he is. But at
Speaker 1: his core, remember Bernie Sanders honeymoon in the Soviet Union.
Speaker 1: At his core he is a committed believing communist. That's
Speaker 1: his belief system. On the other side, Donald Trump does
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, bend a little bit here and bend a
Speaker 1: little bit there. The first time he's running, he kind
Speaker 1: of has to be a little more pro life than
Speaker 1: he really is. And then this time, oh, of course
Speaker 1: he does politician. But Donald Trump has been speaking about
Speaker 1: things like trade, illegal immigration, the dangers of China. He's
Speaker 1: been speaking about these things on camera for thirty years,
Speaker 1: forty years. For my entire life, he's on Oprah talking
Speaker 1: about these things. He has a central belief system. Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris does not. And you can never ever ever understand
Speaker 1: her and understand what you're seeing until you understand this
Speaker 1: human being believes in nothing except for the next promotion.
Speaker 1: It's why one day she can be top Coup and
Speaker 1: the next day she can be left of Bernie, and
Speaker 1: the next day she's an Indian, and the next day
Speaker 1: she's Black, and the next day she's this, and the
Speaker 1: next day she's that. She stands for nothing, believes in nothing.
Speaker 1: It's another reason she's so unpopular because if there's one
Speaker 1: thing people can smell out, the voting public in general,
Speaker 1: we're talking about the people in mass The voting public
Speaker 1: in general can be unbelievably stupid and naive. And ignorant.
Speaker 1: But people in mass have always been able to spot
Speaker 1: a phony. If you're in school, I know we have
Speaker 1: a bunch of kids who listen. Maybe you're one of
Speaker 1: the kids. You listen. Have you ever had a teacher
Speaker 1: who hated their job and didn't want to be there?
Speaker 1: Did you know it? Of course you did. Of course
Speaker 1: you did. Stands in front of twenty thirty people every day.
Speaker 1: Kids aren't stupid. They know who wants to be there,
Speaker 1: who doesn't want to be there. You ever have a
Speaker 1: coach who wasn't really into it? You knew it. People
Speaker 1: when it comes to anything, especially their politicians, they can
Speaker 1: spot a phony. And that's why her personal popularity numbers
Speaker 1: have been lower than even Joe Biden's for the entirety
Speaker 1: of his presidency. She just comes across like a piece
Speaker 1: of slime that believes in nothing, and frankly, that's what
Speaker 1: she is. I'm fascinated, not that we'll ever get really answers,
Speaker 1: because you can't get real answers once they start running
Speaker 1: for president. I'm actually fascinated by her childhood. I'm fascinated
Speaker 1: what her upbringing was like to bring her to that place.
Speaker 1: Because I have known people like this. In fact, I
Speaker 1: can think of him. I'm clearly not going to name him.
Speaker 1: I was selling RVs, as you remember, right before I
Speaker 1: did this. I've done a lot of things, but I
Speaker 1: was selling RV's before I did this, and I was
Speaker 1: in RV sales with a guy who was just like this,
Speaker 1: this human being. It didn't matter who he was talking to.
Speaker 1: He could be talking to some redneck from rural Texas.
Speaker 1: He would adjust his accent, he'd adjust his entire family life.
Speaker 1: He would still Oh if the guy's got a family, Oh,
Speaker 1: I've got a wife. The dude wasn't even married. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: I got three kids. If he was talking to a
Speaker 1: football player, the guy would act like he used to
Speaker 1: play football. If he was talking to a city boy,
Speaker 1: he'd spruce himself up and use a little better English.
Speaker 1: He would use whatever he did. He was a human
Speaker 1: being without a genuine bone in his body. And if
Speaker 1: he had the opportunity. I was a sales manager at
Speaker 1: the time, he was underneath me. If he had the
Speaker 1: opportunity to bad mouth any other salesman in the RV lot,
Speaker 1: he would do it without hesitation. If he saw one
Speaker 1: of the other salesmen spit on the sidewalk out in
Speaker 1: front of the RV dealership. He would find a way
Speaker 1: in random conversation to bring this horrible sin up to me. Oh,
Speaker 1: did just see Bobby. He's so crazy. He flicked a
Speaker 1: cigarette out of the RV's the other day. Ah, that
Speaker 1: Bob's crazy, very clearly. Just what was he? A nakedly
Speaker 1: ambitious human being who would say anything, do anything, knife
Speaker 1: anybody for the next deal, the next promotion, the next whatever.
Speaker 1: You've probably worked with people like that, God forbid. But
Speaker 1: maybe you're working with someone like that right now. They
Speaker 1: are office poison. And that again it's Kamala Harris. Here's
Speaker 1: a stat for you. Ninety two percent of Kamala Harris's
Speaker 1: staff left her in the first three years. You understand
Speaker 1: what it is on a resume to work for the
Speaker 1: vice president. You understand what it means if they can't
Speaker 1: get out the door fast enough. That's what it's like
Speaker 1: working for the nakedly ambitious. All right, let's get to
Speaker 1: some emails after. We'll go over a couple fundraising things
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show, It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Tuesday. Remember if you missed any part of
Speaker 1: the show, download the whole thing. iHeart Spotify iTunes. All Right, So,
Speaker 1: a couple of things that you're going to see, and
Speaker 1: you're already seeing. You're seeing the system line up behind
Speaker 1: or line up behind behind around however way you want
Speaker 1: to put whatever way you want to put it. They're
Speaker 1: gathering around dome Kamala Harris. It's obvious everywhere you look.
Speaker 1: They're already out there saying incredibly embarrassing things. This is
Speaker 1: Senator Chris Coons.
Speaker 3: Do you think has been Vice President Harris's biggest accomplishment
Speaker 3: as Vice President?
Speaker 4: Well, look, I think she's done remarkable work across several
Speaker 4: important areas. Something that I think hasn't gotten much coverage
Speaker 4: is her passion for entrepreneurship, for wealth creation, for securing
Speaker 4: and stabilizing the middle class. She's traveled over did country
Speaker 4: to meet with small businesses and to talk with them about.
Speaker 2: What it takes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's embarrassing, Chuck, Schumer is out there talking
Speaker 1: about Joe Biden's demise. I ever personally asked him not
Speaker 1: to run for the election.
Speaker 2: Look, what I would say is that the president, it's
Speaker 2: done an amazing, amazing job as president, one of the
Speaker 2: best we've ever had. And he put his country first
Speaker 2: and made the right decision. Thank you everybody.
Speaker 1: So they ran him out the door. They decided Dome
Speaker 1: was the one. That's why she raised eighty one million
Speaker 1: dollars within twenty four hours. We talked about that last night,
Speaker 1: and that's why she's already requesting VP vetting materials from
Speaker 1: all the names you would think, Josh Sapiro and Mark Kelly.
Speaker 1: Those are the two leaders, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Minnesota
Speaker 1: Governor Tim Waltzon, North Carolina's governor Roy Cooper. Those are
Speaker 1: also ones in case you're paying attention, those are all
Speaker 1: states that are considered swing states. So look they're putting in.
Speaker 1: The work is done, it's been decided. Let's get this
Speaker 1: some emails. Jesse, I love the indoor sunglasses. Look it
Speaker 1: was only a matter of time. Oh I forgot my shades.
Speaker 1: I have a question, are you able to relate to
Speaker 1: a movie. Relate a movie to the present time we're
Speaker 1: living in fiction or nonfiction? You ever seen The Matrix?
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen it? Chris? Did you just scoff
Speaker 1: at the Matrix? Have you even seen The Matrix? Yes?
Speaker 1: It is a good movie. Yes it is. Okay, Chris
Speaker 1: is stupid. Michael, It's a good movie, isn't it. That's
Speaker 1: Michael the first one that obviously obviously I know they
Speaker 1: made nineteen of them and they were garbage at the end.
Speaker 1: But okay, So the Matrix, if you haven't seen it,
Speaker 1: this is going to come back to where we are
Speaker 1: today in politics. But this is where it is. This
Speaker 1: is the idea. So you have this world that you
Speaker 1: and I live in, only the world itself. The concept
Speaker 1: of the movie is the world itself is not real,
Speaker 1: you see, it's entirely a world of make believe. I
Speaker 1: this is the movie concept is that I'm not really me.
Speaker 1: I am plugged in somewhere. I'm in a coma. They've
Speaker 1: basically put me in a coma. I'm in a pod
Speaker 1: and they've plugged my brain into this big machine somewhere,
Speaker 1: and the big machine is using my brain to project
Speaker 1: this reality that I know. So the streets, I walk on,
Speaker 1: the food I eat, the people I talk to, nothing
Speaker 1: is real. And then the concept of the movie is
Speaker 1: people start to realize this and they do things to
Speaker 1: wake up. And then they wake up from this slumber
Speaker 1: and they look around and they see everything and they realize,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, not only is everything fake, almost everyone
Speaker 1: I know doesn't know it. They think it's real. That
Speaker 1: is how I feel, and I know I get your emails.
Speaker 1: I know that's how you feel a lot too. Now,
Speaker 1: once you realize what the system is, once you realize
Speaker 1: the communism behind all this, the evil nature of all this,
Speaker 1: once you realize the destruction is intentional. Once, once your
Speaker 1: eyes are finally opened, once you have finally been unplugged
Speaker 1: from the matrix, everything you see makes perfect sense to you.
Speaker 1: You can explain it. You don't need me to come
Speaker 1: on the air and tell you the why of every
Speaker 1: story you see now, because you already know. Once you
Speaker 1: see the matrix, you already know. Our frustration is all
Speaker 1: the people surrounding us who don't know. And I go
Speaker 1: back and forth between being angry at them, why won't
Speaker 1: you wake up? Wake up? And feeling bad for them. Oh,
Speaker 1: I feel bad you're not awake yet. I hope to
Speaker 1: help you. But whatever emotions you feel towards all the
Speaker 1: people around us, and these are even the people a
Speaker 1: lot of the people who feel like they're political or
Speaker 1: they know what's going on. So many people around us
Speaker 1: don't have a clue. They're plugged in their world, the
Speaker 1: world that has been created for them by the education system,
Speaker 1: the media, the Democrats, Republican leadership. Holly would the world
Speaker 1: people live in is a world entirely of make believe.
Speaker 1: And if they would just unplug, if they would just
Speaker 1: wake up and choose to unplug, then they could see
Speaker 1: the truth. And another central theme of the movie is
Speaker 1: a lot of people, most people, they don't want to
Speaker 1: when you unplug from the matrix and see it for
Speaker 1: what it is, it's ugly. You see it in the movie.
Speaker 1: It's an ugly, dark world. A lot of people would
Speaker 1: rather live in a comfortable world of life than an
Speaker 1: uncomfortable world of truth. Don't you go through this when
Speaker 1: you're trying to wake up the norm, the norm in
Speaker 1: your life? That is a movie. Every time I watch
Speaker 1: it now, I see it and I think, I know
Speaker 1: that's probably nerdy. I see it, I tie it right
Speaker 1: back to where we are, all right, We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about communist John Denver, also known as Randy Winegarden, and
Speaker 1: some more emails. Now you're listening to the Oracle.
Speaker 3: You love this one.
Speaker 1: It's a scream baby the Jesse Kelly Show. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. And that's a little too on
Speaker 1: the nose, don't you think, Chris, Because I'm about to
Speaker 1: play some audio of one Randy Winegarden. She's, you know,
Speaker 1: the head of the Teachers' Union, a despicable human being,
Speaker 1: and she's affectionately known on this show as communist John
Speaker 1: Denver because when you look at Randy Winegarden, she looks
Speaker 1: like John Denver. And you know, I hope she doesn't
Speaker 1: fly as much, but either way, Randy Winegarden. Now I'm
Speaker 1: going to play something for you, and it's not as
Speaker 1: much an anti Randy Winegarden or anti teen teachers Union thing.
Speaker 1: You already know I hate both of those things. But
Speaker 1: I want you to listen to something. This is her,
Speaker 1: she's speaking at this convention. I want you to listen
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 3: The people United mobilized and voted down.
Speaker 5: This existential threat to democracy and freedom that we continue
Speaker 5: the march for progress, that we lay the foundation for
Speaker 5: a better future, and that we sought to create a
Speaker 5: more perfect union. Progress is possible cake marching.
Speaker 1: You know, public speaking isn't for everybody. A lot of
Speaker 1: people struggle with it. It's a huge fear for people.
Speaker 1: So I thought, once again I should offer some helpful
Speaker 1: tips as someone who's had to do this a couple times.
Speaker 1: What chris helping people out. First of all, you're not
Speaker 1: going to cover up your speaking flaws by raising or
Speaker 1: lowering the volume of your voice. You realize that you'll
Speaker 1: see people. A very common thing is people will they'll
Speaker 1: start to mumble like this. If they're really uncomfortable they're
Speaker 1: trying to they'll try to lower their voice. That doesn't
Speaker 1: cover for anything. In fact, it makes it worse. On
Speaker 1: the other side of this, as in this communist John
Speaker 1: Denver clip, raising the volume of your voice can oftentimes
Speaker 1: reveal said.
Speaker 3: For all people united mobilized and voted down this existential
Speaker 3: threat to democracy and freedom.
Speaker 5: That we continue the march for progress, that we lay
Speaker 5: the foundation for a better future, and that we suck.
Speaker 1: Oh I had to turn it off. I'm getting the
Speaker 1: Willie's over here. I just want to once again tell
Speaker 1: everybody an important and important path to contentment in this
Speaker 1: life is knowing and embracing your strengths, knowing and embracing
Speaker 1: your weaknesses as well. You know my weaknesses. I talk
Speaker 1: to you for three hours a day. I'm good at
Speaker 1: some things, I'm bad at some other things. I can
Speaker 1: order food better than anyone else on the planet. What Chris,
Speaker 1: I can't dress. I know this, I own it. It's
Speaker 1: who I am. My hair is falling out, but I'm
Speaker 1: still one of the best nappers on planet Earth. I'm
Speaker 1: good at some things, I'm bad at some things. Just
Speaker 1: know your strengths, know your weaknesses. And when you're speaking
Speaker 1: in front of people, because this is part of life,
Speaker 1: whether it's a small board room, your classroom, or maybe
Speaker 1: a stadium full of people one day, I want you
Speaker 1: to remember to slow down, speak up, anunciate, and talk
Speaker 1: with your hands. You don't have to go all Italian
Speaker 1: like that and do the sign language thing. You can
Speaker 1: do that if you'd like, but don't don't jam your
Speaker 1: hands in your pocket, don't sit and play with a
Speaker 1: pen or something like that. Don't hold them behind your back.
Speaker 1: It looks stiff. It looks awkward. Speak up, slow down, nunciate,
Speaker 1: and if it's not your forte, try to avoid shouting.
Speaker 3: The people United mobilized and voted down.
Speaker 5: This existential threat to democracy and freedom. That we continue
Speaker 5: the march for progress, that we lay the foundation for
Speaker 5: a better future.
Speaker 1: Jesse Ruth first, want to drink a forty out of
Speaker 1: a brown paper bag and the hood wins the election?
Speaker 1: What oh? Okay? Trump's already got street cred from being
Speaker 1: rich and getting shot in the head. He should be
Speaker 1: out there right now in a dice game in Detroit.
Speaker 1: One only way to connect with people is to hang
Speaker 1: out with him. Gets a picture of him playing dice
Speaker 1: with a forty. Okay, let me just say this, and
Speaker 1: you know I'm I'm not the most sensitive human being
Speaker 1: when it comes to really any subject whatsoever. One of
Speaker 1: the things that I just I can't wrap my mind
Speaker 1: around it is why people think being more of a
Speaker 1: dirt ball and a criminal is the way you relate
Speaker 1: to black people. I don't know where this came from,
Speaker 1: but you do you understand that Hollywood and the media
Speaker 1: and a bunch of entities have done a lot to
Speaker 1: create this image in the minds of everybody that every
Speaker 1: black person just got out of prison and they're shooting
Speaker 1: dice with a forty in Harlem somewhere. I realize the
Speaker 1: urban black community has many, many, many problems. We've spoken
Speaker 1: extensively about the disaster that is urban black culture on
Speaker 1: this show, and it is a disaster. You understand that
Speaker 1: it's something like five percent of black people even live
Speaker 1: in the city. There are there are normal black people
Speaker 1: all over the place, and yet people on the left
Speaker 1: and on the right, they always think black outreach has
Speaker 1: to do with drugs or imprisonment or something like that.
Speaker 1: You know, you could just talk to people normally. Gosh, hey,
Speaker 1: messy Jesse. You think one of these reporters could ask
Speaker 1: Joe why he resigned from the race and kind of
Speaker 1: ask some more follow up questions to the answer to that.
Speaker 1: But he's not going to answer anything. We did have
Speaker 1: proof of life today. There's a video. There was no audio,
Speaker 1: so there's nothing for me to play you. But the
Speaker 1: rumors going around is Joe Biden even still alive. They
Speaker 1: decided to tamp those things down. And Joe Biden was
Speaker 1: seen today walking to the helicopter and he looks he
Speaker 1: looks horrible. He looks absolutely horrible and not. Everyone's saying
Speaker 1: it was a body double, which is kind of hilarious.
Speaker 1: Does remind me a little programming note for tomorrow, Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is scheduled. I want to stress this. They change
Speaker 1: this all the time, especially when you're dealing with the
Speaker 1: dementia ridden president who's heavily medicated. He is scheduled to
Speaker 1: have an eight pm Eastern Time presser, not presser, a statement.
Speaker 1: He's gonna sit down. I'm sure he'll be behind the
Speaker 1: resolute desk. He's gonna give a statement about why he's
Speaker 1: not running tomorrow. Our intention is to carry that live
Speaker 1: for you on this show, so you don't have to
Speaker 1: miss it. It won't be an hour. It's not gonna
Speaker 1: be like that stupid press conference. I guarantee he's not
Speaker 1: gonna take questions. He's already canceling events. He's canceled something
Speaker 1: like nine events. Joe Biden's done, he's checked out, he's
Speaker 1: done with the political thing. It's all over for him,
Speaker 1: so he's done with that. He's not gonna take any questions.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden probably won't take another question for the duration
Speaker 1: of his presidency. Really, the duration of his life. I
Speaker 1: would venture to say, he's probably gonna retire and just
Speaker 1: walk away, But you don't have to change the channel.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing it'll be five minutes max. It's way past
Speaker 1: his bedtime. Five to ten minutes will carry it for
Speaker 1: you live tomorrow. But look, he got run out of office.
Speaker 1: He got run out of office. Did you see this
Speaker 1: from the New York Post? Credit where it's due. New
Speaker 1: York Post ran this today exclusive. Top Dems threatened to
Speaker 1: forcibly remove Biden from office unless he dropped out. Set
Speaker 1: him up to fail at the Trump debate, I had
Speaker 1: heard in Milwaukee that the twenty fifth amendment was not
Speaker 1: outside of the realm of possibility. Remember the twenty fifth
Speaker 1: amendment is president can't serve, you can remove him from office. Well,
Speaker 1: it would have taken Democrats. Republicans can't do that. That
Speaker 1: has to be done by the president's cabinet, the president
Speaker 1: as cabinet members. It has to be done by his cabinet.
Speaker 1: And what that tells you is they got to Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's own cabinet, They got to his own cabinet, and
Speaker 1: he was going to be twenty fifth Amendment right out
Speaker 1: the back of the White House if he didn't step down.
Speaker 1: That's how these things happen. All right, all right, I
Speaker 1: have a bunch of emails other stuff. I want to
Speaker 1: talk to you about something first though, about putting your
Speaker 1: money where your morals are. And I am going to
Speaker 1: get to a ton of these emails, I really genuinely am.
Speaker 1: But your cell phone bill is one of those bills. Sadly,
Speaker 1: there are a lot of these now. But one of
Speaker 1: those bills you pay automatically. You put in your credit card,
Speaker 1: your bank account info, and they just take the money
Speaker 1: out at the end of every month. Right, Well, who
Speaker 1: do you pay for that service? And a lot of
Speaker 1: people think that they have to have AT and T
Speaker 1: or T Mobile, Verizon. No, Jesse, I'm in this field.
Speaker 1: I can't afford to drop calls, Jesse. Pure Talk is
Speaker 1: on the same five G network. Well, Jesse, how do
Speaker 1: they save so much money?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: Because your bill gets cutting half? My bill got cut
Speaker 1: in half. They save so much money because they don't
Speaker 1: pay for all these stupid stores that are on every
Speaker 1: street corner. That's where all the money savings comes in.
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Speaker 1: Heard this one out of Zelenski today and Ukraine. This
Speaker 1: is a new one.
Speaker 2: I think all of us understand that we have to
Speaker 2: finish the work as soon as possible. Of course, not
Speaker 2: to those people lives.
Speaker 1: Finish the war as soon as possible. I wonder if
Speaker 1: this election isn't uniquely on the mind of those people
Speaker 1: in Ukraine. Over there, All right, let's get to see
Speaker 1: me emails, oracle. My brother was a bureaucrat computer geek
Speaker 1: with the ATF for twenty plus years and is completely indoctrinated.
Speaker 1: Is there anything I might say to him to convert
Speaker 1: him to sanity? No, absolutely not. No, he's gone. He's
Speaker 1: gone twenty plus years with the most evil agency in
Speaker 1: the government. No, he's finished. He's absolutely finished. Jesse and Chris,
Speaker 1: our family loves the show. Can you give us a
Speaker 1: food review of your trip to Milwaukee? All right? Here
Speaker 1: it is what Chris. I have to be honest. Okay,
Speaker 1: here's the deal. When you show up at these conventions,
Speaker 1: especially after they try to take the president's head off.
Speaker 1: Trump's head off, the security is unreal and it has
Speaker 1: to be. I'm not complaining about the level of security
Speaker 1: or how they ran the convention. I'm not complaining about
Speaker 1: Milwaukee either. They really ran the convention well. The security
Speaker 1: was done well. They stopped threats, several threats. It was
Speaker 1: done well. But for instance, there will be I'll put
Speaker 1: it to you this way. I want you to picture
Speaker 1: a street. Let's say the main street in your town. Right.
Speaker 1: You're on main street in your town or city wherever
Speaker 1: you happen to live. You're in the middle of the road. Okay,
Speaker 1: you have along the right hand side and left hand side.
Speaker 1: What do you have? Hotels, restaurants, shops. Of course, you
Speaker 1: can picture all this in your mind. That's how it
Speaker 1: was in Milwaukee. However, just because you were on the
Speaker 1: street and you were staying right beside a hotel or
Speaker 1: restaurant doesn't mean you could get to it because they
Speaker 1: had barriers and fencing aligning the road on both sides
Speaker 1: of the road. So even if there was an exit
Speaker 1: where I could get out and say, there was this
Speaker 1: little pizza place that I wanted to I want to
Speaker 1: go try a little pizza place, it was right there,
Speaker 1: even if I could find an exit to get out,
Speaker 1: Just because I exited from a place, you enter from
Speaker 1: a different place than you exit. So I if I got
Speaker 1: lucky and found a door that allowed me to exit
Speaker 1: the perimeter and walk into this restaurant, I would then
Speaker 1: have to walk oftentimes two or three blocks around the
Speaker 1: security corridor before you got to an entrance where you
Speaker 1: could go back into the convention. So there was a
Speaker 1: I was staying at the Hilton Milwaukee. Here, I tell you,
Speaker 1: I was staying at the Hilton of Milwaukee. There's a
Speaker 1: fine place. It was old, but it was fine. Can't
Speaker 1: complain free room in a freaking Hilton. They ain't bad.
Speaker 1: And there was a capital grill, that nice steakhouse between
Speaker 1: me and the convention. Now it was just lunch. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to get a fancy steak. I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: go to Good Cheeseburger. Right Capitol Grill does Good Burger.
Speaker 1: I would walk from my hotel. I would walk two
Speaker 1: blocks from my hotel to get into the security perimeter.
Speaker 1: Once in the security perimeter, once I went through security,
Speaker 1: there was an exit right there. I had to pop
Speaker 1: out that exit to go to Capitol Grill. But then
Speaker 1: exiting Capitol Grill, I had to walk another two blocks
Speaker 1: around the security perimeter to go back through and try
Speaker 1: to get to the convention. I'm trying to lay out
Speaker 1: for you as clearly as I can. Jesse did not
Speaker 1: get to get some kind of a food tour of Milwaukee.
Speaker 1: And I want to thank every single person who's either
Speaker 1: visited Milwaukee or lived in Milwaukee who sent me all
Speaker 1: these wonderful recommendations. Jesse, you have to try this diner.
Speaker 1: I remember the one dude said you have to try
Speaker 1: this special spy bar called the safe House. That I
Speaker 1: wanted to do. All these things, all these things were
Speaker 1: on my agenda, but me Clay Buck the Fellas, once
Speaker 1: we got inside the security perimeter, you didn't want to
Speaker 1: leave because it was such a nightmare to stop on
Speaker 1: the way there. On the way to the convention, I
Speaker 1: made the Cabby pull over and let me out, because
Speaker 1: to wait in the vehicle line to enter the security
Speaker 1: perimeter was probably an hour. I would guess if he
Speaker 1: just let me out, which I made him do, I
Speaker 1: had to walk about five or six blocks, but it
Speaker 1: allowed me to walk through in twenty minutes. But those
Speaker 1: were the kind of decisions you had to make. And
Speaker 1: I'm not talking anyone out of going to a convention.
Speaker 1: If you get yourself tick or you're inspired to go
Speaker 1: to a convention, especially there'll be another one in four years.
Speaker 1: You know, there'll be another nomination process. If you're inspired
Speaker 1: to go to a convention, I always encourage you to go.
Speaker 1: Surround yourself with like minded people, go to events, go
Speaker 1: to concerts, make friends with people. This is we have
Speaker 1: to Our future is community, right, Our future is each other.
Speaker 1: Our future is community, family and community. So I want
Speaker 1: you to go to these events. But I am trying
Speaker 1: to prepare you that just because the convention is what's
Speaker 1: another one I went to. I went to one in
Speaker 1: Tampa two years ago. Just because a convention is in Tampa,
Speaker 1: shout out WFLA love you. Just because the convention is
Speaker 1: in Tampa, that doesn't mean you get to go live
Speaker 1: it up in Tampa, and you're gonna go enjoy all
Speaker 1: the sites and sounds of Tampa. You're gonna go enjoy
Speaker 1: about a three or four block walled off area in Tampa.
Speaker 1: And that's that. Okay. I don't know why I just
Speaker 1: talked to you about that for ten minutes. It's had
Speaker 1: to get I had to get that off my chest.
Speaker 1: Let me get this off chest. Tunnel to Towers is
Speaker 1: only asking for eleven dollars a month to take care
Speaker 1: of widows and orphans. Eleven dollars a month. They build
Speaker 1: smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans. They have a homeless
Speaker 1: veteran program, which I love. I just can't believe how
Speaker 1: many veterans we have rotting on the streets. They have
Speaker 1: a homeless veteran program that is getting these guys off
Speaker 1: the streets and getting them some shelter. Gold Star families,
Speaker 1: fallen first responder families, freaking cops are getting killed all
Speaker 1: the time now in this country. Sadly, who comes alongside them,
Speaker 1: who helps them, whether it's a Navy CEO who goes
Speaker 1: into the deep over there by Yemen, whether it's an
Speaker 1: NYPD cop or tunnel to towers. They're the ones coming
Speaker 1: alongside the ones left behind and helping. And that's what
Speaker 1: your eleven dollars a month does go to. T the
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Speaker 1: All right, we still have of an hour.
Speaker 2: Hang on