Speaker 1: The Yancy Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on what
Speaker 1: is a great night but also a terrible night, but
Speaker 1: a great night but terrible. Andrew Cuomo's gone. Let's just
Speaker 1: before we dig into the rest of the show, let's
Speaker 1: dig into the Cuomo thing. And obviously this is not
Speaker 1: a great day for me personally. I'll explain why in
Speaker 1: a moment. Here's what Cuomo had to say. My resignation
Speaker 1: will be effective in fourteen days. I think that, given
Speaker 1: the circumstances, the best way I can help now is
Speaker 1: if I step aside and let government get back to governing.
Speaker 1: And therefore that's what I'll do. Okay, Andrew Cuomo in
Speaker 1: two weeks is gone. I know what you're saying right now,
Speaker 1: But Jesse, you told me he wasn't going to resign.
Speaker 1: Why do you have to bring up old stuff that
Speaker 1: was like yesterday? Why don't we don't have to bring
Speaker 1: that up again. Let's just get out in front of
Speaker 1: this right now. I didn't think there was any way
Speaker 1: he was going to resign. I thought there was no chance.
Speaker 1: And I'm the person who very humbly nicknamed himself the Oracle,
Speaker 1: so i'd what Chris, I didn't think there was a
Speaker 1: chance I would be wrong. When have I ever been wrong?
Speaker 1: Never before, not that I can think of. But I
Speaker 1: was most definitely wrong here. Andrew Cuomo is gone in
Speaker 1: two weeks. He's gone. But let's just assume he's gone.
Speaker 1: Because he's gone. He's resigning. Now. This is a move
Speaker 1: that has been celebrated today, almost universally celebrated, at least
Speaker 1: on the right today, and honestly most of the left
Speaker 1: celebrate it. I'm gonna tell you to pause on that
Speaker 1: for a moment. Just pause on that for a moment.
Speaker 1: Let's play just a couple more things from Cuomo. Remember
Speaker 1: this man didn't admit he did wrong and then resign.
Speaker 1: He had this to say. I thought a hug and
Speaker 1: putting my arm around a staff person while taking a
Speaker 1: picture was friendly, but she found it to be too forward.
Speaker 1: I kissed a woman on the cheek at a wedding,
Speaker 1: and I thought I was being nice, but she felt
Speaker 1: that it was too aggressive. Now I don't recall doing it,
Speaker 1: but if she said I did it, I believe her.
Speaker 1: In my mind, I've never crossed the line with anyone,
Speaker 1: but I didn't realize the extent to which the line
Speaker 1: has been redrawn. The lines have been redrawn. But you know,
Speaker 1: I grew up in a world where you could smack
Speaker 1: your secretary on the rear end whenever you want on it.
Speaker 1: What are these new lines? When did they change the rules?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's not right though, So Cuomo with
Speaker 1: an interesting, interesting defense of himself, but again takes the
Speaker 1: time to step up and remind you there's no real
Speaker 1: evidence here. The most serious allegations made against me had
Speaker 1: no credible factual basis in the report. The report said
Speaker 1: I sexually harassed eleven women. That was the headline. People
Speaker 1: heard and saw and reacted to him. The reaction was outrage.
Speaker 1: It should have been. However, it was also false. It's
Speaker 1: false all right now, you now you heard from Cuomo.
Speaker 1: It's time you hear from me, because what you've heard
Speaker 1: all day long is people, especially people on the right.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying they're wrong. You've heard people on
Speaker 1: the right all day long. This is great, it's a
Speaker 1: great day. Cuomo's going down. He deserves it. Now. Let's
Speaker 1: you and I approach this like the adults we are.
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo likely harassed these women. When can we at
Speaker 1: least go with likely of these a lot of women,
Speaker 1: and that's eleven. It's not like it's one it's one
Speaker 1: disgruntled employee. Hey, he bluecasses. At mean, this is a
Speaker 1: lot of women and he's rubbing them. And it's just
Speaker 1: so let's just assume this happened to at least some
Speaker 1: of them. For those women and for any woman who's
Speaker 1: ever had to go through something like that, raise a
Speaker 1: glass tonight, enjoy yourself. It's when a bad guy gets
Speaker 1: what's coming to him. You can celebrate you, of course,
Speaker 1: you can celebrate good. Now, let's let's set that part
Speaker 1: of it aside. The death. Remember that's the big issue, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, no, you don't want to be mister grabby
Speaker 1: fingers with your secretary. That kind of pales in comparison
Speaker 1: to murdering fift ten thousand New Yorkers. Andrew Cuomo is
Speaker 1: directly responsible for the death of over fifteen thousand New Yorkers.
Speaker 1: He said, you, mister coronaviruspasian. Oh, it's too bad about
Speaker 1: that fever and cough. Hey, I have a nursing home.
Speaker 1: You can go stay there. Oh wow, that's where all
Speaker 1: the vulnerable people are. I can't believe they're all dying. Now,
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo did that, and not only did he do that,
Speaker 1: he covered it up. He's deleting documents. And then after
Speaker 1: he deleted the documents, Joe Biden's DOJ decided they weren't
Speaker 1: going to pursue charges. So let's just talk about those
Speaker 1: people for a moment too. Fifteen thousand is a lot.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of moms. That's a lot of grandmas,
Speaker 1: that's a lot of grandpa's law dads, brothers, sisters. Those
Speaker 1: fifteen thousand people have, conservatively, and this is being honestly,
Speaker 1: this is being real conservative. Fifty thousand people who were
Speaker 1: still alive, who were relatives to them, who were close
Speaker 1: to them, that's probably being conservative. If you're one of
Speaker 1: those people. If you're one of those relatives, and Andrew
Speaker 1: Cuomo killed your mom, obviously you're celebrating. You're taking a massive,
Speaker 1: massive victory lap today, as you should, and there ain't
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with that. Good for you. Go home, pour
Speaker 1: yourself a glass and raise it up and say thank
Speaker 1: you Lord. This scumbag is gone. Good you get swat. Now, Look,
Speaker 1: it's not justice. Let's be honest about something. Let's not
Speaker 1: pretend as if it's justice. Justice would be Andrew Cuomo
Speaker 1: going to jail. Andrew Cuomo should go to jail for
Speaker 1: what he did. I'm not going to because that's where
Speaker 1: we live in but that would be justice. But if
Speaker 1: this is at least something, it's at least some small
Speaker 1: measure of justice. So if you're that person or one
Speaker 1: of those relatives, good celebrate. Now to the other people
Speaker 1: celebrating you and I, it's time for you and I
Speaker 1: to have a talk. Slow down on the celebration just yet.
Speaker 1: And this is what I mean by that, Andrew cmos
Speaker 1: a scumbag. I mean without the harassment, without murdering seniors
Speaker 1: before he did any of that stuff. Andrew Cuomo's a scumbag,
Speaker 1: has been a lifelong scumbag. And as you know, I
Speaker 1: know a bunch of New Yorkers. I've lived everywhere, and
Speaker 1: now that I do what I do, I just know
Speaker 1: a ton of people who have all that inside baseball
Speaker 1: knowledge of politics. Andrew Cuomo is a bad human being,
Speaker 1: a bad human being who treats everyone around him like garbage,
Speaker 1: and I mean everybody. That's who he is. I don't
Speaker 1: know whether that's a family thing, I don't know, but
Speaker 1: he is a man who will threaten total strangers. He's
Speaker 1: famous for this. I've told you stories about it before.
Speaker 1: Is he's famous for it. Oh, you won't give me this.
Speaker 1: You know I can hurt you, right, I'll own this
Speaker 1: bank by tomorrow. You know I can make trouble for you.
Speaker 1: You know I can end your career. It's like his
Speaker 1: go to technique. Andrew Cuomo is a bad person. You can,
Speaker 1: if you're somebody on the right, celebrate the downfall of
Speaker 1: a bad person. We want the bad guys to get
Speaker 1: some measure of justice. I mean, and you hardly ever
Speaker 1: get that when you're on the right. So I understand
Speaker 1: all the celebration today. I mean, you thought, maybe Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton should be going down for deleting thirty thousand emails
Speaker 1: under subpoena, and she didn't. You thought maybe Obama, maybe
Speaker 1: James Comey, maybe somebody should go down for the Federal
Speaker 1: Bureau of Investigation knowingly using bunk information to violate the
Speaker 1: civil rights of an American, several Americans, And you didn't
Speaker 1: get any justice there. So you, as a person on
Speaker 1: the right, you are hungry for justice. You don't feel
Speaker 1: like you get any in this system. You feel like
Speaker 1: this system has picked sides against you. There are two
Speaker 1: different justice systems and you get the short end of
Speaker 1: that stick when it comes to that. And that's totally understandable,
Speaker 1: totally understandable, and I'll be honest, I'm right there with you.
Speaker 1: But remember we always have to be the adults in
Speaker 1: the room, and we always have to have the adult conversations.
Speaker 1: Are you sure you should be happy about Cuomo going down?
Speaker 1: I say you shouldn't. I'll tell you why just a second.
Speaker 1: On how God an aim only side on me? Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday at Tuesday where everyone
Speaker 1: I'm celebrating, and that's fine. I'm not here to pour
Speaker 1: cold water on anyone's celebration. Or is it hot water?
Speaker 1: Is it hot? What's the phrase, Chris? Is it cool water?
Speaker 1: Cool water? Like a hangomer. I'm glad you brought that up, Chris.
Speaker 1: You inadvertently, for the first time ever actually that I
Speaker 1: can remember, actually contributed something to the show. Of course,
Speaker 1: it was accidental. And this is what I mean. Have
Speaker 1: you ever, at any point in your life drank some
Speaker 1: alcohol on an empty stomach ever done that before. I
Speaker 1: would not recommend it at all, at all, would not
Speaker 1: recommend it. But if you have this is what you
Speaker 1: know about having. Having a couple of whiskeys on an
Speaker 1: empty stomach. Mad feels pretty stinking good when they're going down. Right, Oh,
Speaker 1: I feel I feel warm all over. I just think
Speaker 1: I'll call my mom. I haven't talked to her in ages. Wow,
Speaker 1: that three across the bar looks like a nine. Now,
Speaker 1: it's good, right. How does it feel the next day?
Speaker 1: A little different? A little different when you wake up
Speaker 1: and think about sawing your own head off because you're
Speaker 1: so miserable. That's what you're gonna find with Andrew Cuomo again.
Speaker 1: It brings me no pleasure to bring this news to you.
Speaker 1: But Andrew Cuomo's going down. But he did go down
Speaker 1: by communists. This was a political palace coup put on
Speaker 1: by Latitia James. You don't know Latitia James yet. I
Speaker 1: promise you within a few years you will. Why she's
Speaker 1: about to be the big cheese of one of, if
Speaker 1: not the most important states in the United States of America.
Speaker 1: She's a radical cultural artist. She makes Andrew Cuomo look
Speaker 1: like Barry Goldwater. She managed to slip enough Communist knives
Speaker 1: into his ribs to take him down. You're happy because
Speaker 1: a bad guy got what's coming to him. What you
Speaker 1: should be doing is focusing on the national implications of
Speaker 1: what is happening with the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: You think it's bad today. You look around you and understandably,
Speaker 1: you're horrified by what you see. Horrified, and I am too.
Speaker 1: You can't. You can't watch a football game without seeing
Speaker 1: somebody crap on America. You can't take your kids to
Speaker 1: the newest cartoon without the newest transgender lesbian. You can't.
Speaker 1: You can't do anything in this society if you have
Speaker 1: normal value values like you do, without being mortified at
Speaker 1: what you see. You look around and you think, man,
Speaker 1: we're in trouble. Wait, I'm about to make it worse.
Speaker 1: You understand, in ten years you're going to long for
Speaker 1: the days of Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi and Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 1: Don't throw things at the radio. Don't cuss at me.
Speaker 1: I mean you're welcome to cuss at me Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show dot com. That's more than welcome on
Speaker 1: this show. You convent to me, But you do understand
Speaker 1: the older Democrats, the old ones, they're the last thing
Speaker 1: stopping these complete maoist nut jobs from taking over the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party. You get that right? You understand we go
Speaker 1: down from here. This gets worse from here. You probably
Speaker 1: in recent days this applies to Cuomo. Probably in recent
Speaker 1: days you've seen things about the Congressman Corey Bush, that
Speaker 1: radical nut job who's slept on the Congress stairs. She's
Speaker 1: still out there calling to defund the police. And you're
Speaker 1: saying things to yourself like, aha, man, good thing, that
Speaker 1: nut job didn't get what she wanted. Look at all
Speaker 1: the people who've been murdered in these streets because a
Speaker 1: defund the police. She's so crazy. You know how old
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi is. You want to know? Nancy Pelosi is
Speaker 1: eighty one years old. You know how old Corey Bush is.
Speaker 1: Corey Bush is forty five. Nancy Pelosi is going to
Speaker 1: be farting dust, and Corey Bush is still going to
Speaker 1: be in the United States Congress. Oh, and maybe you
Speaker 1: haven't heard. The longer you're in United States Congress, the
Speaker 1: more you get promoted, the more you go up in rank,
Speaker 1: the more power you have. Meaning ten fifteen years from
Speaker 1: now Corey Bush is in some low life loser sleeping
Speaker 1: on the Capitol steps, pushing to defund the police. Corey
Speaker 1: Bush heads committees important ones, controls dollars, makes policy. When
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi is dead and gone? Do you know, and
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be mean, I'm trying to wake
Speaker 1: you up. Do you know Donald Trump would have been
Speaker 1: impeached in his first week or two in office if
Speaker 1: not for Nancy Pelosi? Didn't know that, did you? You
Speaker 1: didn't know that because all this stuff went on behind
Speaker 1: the scenes. No, I'm not pro Nancy Pelosi. Obviously I
Speaker 1: had to test her as much as you do. The
Speaker 1: radical nut jobs wanted her to push for impeachment of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump day one. Nancy Pelosi, thinking it would be
Speaker 1: political poison to do so, held them off as long
Speaker 1: as she could. Eventually gave in, and didn't want to
Speaker 1: give in when they did impeach him the first time.
Speaker 1: She fought tooth and nail against it, and finally she's
Speaker 1: simply the weight against her was too much. She would
Speaker 1: have potentially lost her speakership if she didn't impeach the president.
Speaker 1: You're happy about Andrew technical fingers Cuomo going down fine,
Speaker 1: be mad about it, or be happy about it. Good,
Speaker 1: be happy Cuomo goes down. But you must understand the
Speaker 1: long game is dark now for New York. The Communists,
Speaker 1: the radical communist wing of the Democratic Party. They are
Speaker 1: young and radical, and they are hungry, and they are
Speaker 1: slowly taking over in New York and America. They are
Speaker 1: slowly taking over every strong point in the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: They are now going to be in control of the
Speaker 1: machine for the foreseeable future, as the order dinosaurs die off.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, you freaked out recently because Joe Biden, President
Speaker 1: of the United States of America, and I freaked out too.
Speaker 1: Stepped up to the microphone with this eviction moratorium, and
Speaker 1: it really is. It is one of the most amazing
Speaker 1: things I've ever heard out of the president's mouth. A
Speaker 1: president steps up to the microphone and basically said, Wow,
Speaker 1: we're gonna do this. I mean, I know it's not
Speaker 1: really lawful. I know there's virtually no chance the courts
Speaker 1: are gonna hold this up. But we're just gonna do
Speaker 1: it anyway. And here's the thing, We're gonna bank on
Speaker 1: getting away with it by the time the courts even
Speaker 1: get to it. Isn't that so cool? That is an
Speaker 1: amazing thing for the President of the hu Nited States
Speaker 1: of America to say. You know why Joe Biden did
Speaker 1: that because AOC and Corey Bush behind the scenes used
Speaker 1: their Radical Caucus to put heavy pressure on the Biden
Speaker 1: presidency to push an eviction moratorium. Do you understand what
Speaker 1: I'm saying? Do you understand what's happening in front of
Speaker 1: your face? You're happy about tentacle fingers going down. You
Speaker 1: shouldn't be, because what comes next, what comes after tentacle fingers,
Speaker 1: is something so much worse. I'm not done. Hang on,
Speaker 1: it is the Jesse Kelly's Show on a Tuesday. It's gosh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be such a fun show tonight. Before I forget,
Speaker 1: if you missed any part of last night's show, including
Speaker 1: the part where I hand it out the greatest burger
Speaker 1: recipe of all time, don't shake your head, Chris. You
Speaker 1: can catch the whole thing on iHeart, Google, Spotify, and iTunes.
Speaker 1: Before I forget, I just wanted to put out another PSA, Chris,
Speaker 1: would you do me a favor? Look up and see
Speaker 1: if handing out that burger recipe and telling people how
Speaker 1: to make it. Would you do me a favor in
Speaker 1: check and see if I can count that as a
Speaker 1: charitable donation. On what well, I just want to make
Speaker 1: sure I want It's my way of giving Mac back
Speaker 1: to Cuomo. One final thing on this Quomo thing, Well,
Speaker 1: maybe I'll have a couple more things. We have a
Speaker 1: bunch of stuff to talk about on the show. But
Speaker 1: one final thing. There's a lesson from all this Cuomo
Speaker 1: stuff that you and I should take from this one.
Speaker 1: You really need to hear me on because as you know,
Speaker 1: I've lived everywhere. I've had about a thousand different careers.
Speaker 1: I've were a construction I've sold our vs. I watched
Speaker 1: golf clubs, I was a marine, I've run for office.
Speaker 1: I've been around. This is a lesson, especially for you
Speaker 1: young people. But you're never, never, ever too old to
Speaker 1: start applying this in life. Treat people well. No, I'm
Speaker 1: not telling you that because I'm a good person and
Speaker 1: I want you to be a good person. I'm sure
Speaker 1: you already are. Although I mean that is a good
Speaker 1: reason to do it right. It's morally the right thing
Speaker 1: to do. But let's set that aside. You and I
Speaker 1: will focus on practical matters for a moment. I have
Speaker 1: seen men and women run into problems all the time.
Speaker 1: Why because they're human. You're gonna run into problems. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have big problems that will hit you. That's part
Speaker 1: of life. You don't want to, but that's part of living.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go bankrupt, You're gonna lose your job, your
Speaker 1: wife's gonna leave, your husband's gonna leave, your girlfriend's gonna
Speaker 1: run out on you. You're gonna not be able to
Speaker 1: make the payments on your car, your your business is
Speaker 1: gonna close. Their life throws your curveballs right when you
Speaker 1: get a curveball, and when you're down, when you start
Speaker 1: teetering and you're down, people will either race to lift
Speaker 1: you up or people will dogpile you and try to
Speaker 1: stump you into the center of the earth. And you
Speaker 1: know what Determ's how you're treated when those problems do come,
Speaker 1: and they will come. How you treat people, how you
Speaker 1: treat everyone, everybody you meet. Andrew Cuomo is widely known
Speaker 1: widely known as being a jerk to everybody he met.
Speaker 1: He's a jerk to the waitress, he's a jerk to
Speaker 1: the secretary. He's a jerk to the fellow state politician.
Speaker 1: He's a jerk to the flight attendant. He's a jerk
Speaker 1: to the hotel staff. He's a jerk to friends, he's
Speaker 1: a jerk to family. He's known to be a jerk.
Speaker 1: Do you know why eventually went down because Andrew Cuomo
Speaker 1: hit a bit of controversy. Yeah, eleven women accused him
Speaker 1: of sexual harassment. How many people? How many people did
Speaker 1: you see racing to the microphone saying Andrew Cuomo. I
Speaker 1: don't know whether or not here harassed those women. But
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo, he reached out to me when he found
Speaker 1: I had cancer, and he is the nicest person in
Speaker 1: the world, Andrew Cuomo. I waited tables on Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 1: One time. He gave me one hundred dollar tip when
Speaker 1: I didn't deserve it. I thought he was a really
Speaker 1: nice guy. How many people did you see running into
Speaker 1: the microphone to say things like that? Zero? You saw
Speaker 1: a thousand people watch Andrew Cuomo get out of balance
Speaker 1: and run up and push him over because they finally
Speaker 1: had their chance to But and I've seen this a
Speaker 1: million times in my life too. But there are people
Speaker 1: who choose to treat everybody with respect. Everybody, well, whether
Speaker 1: it's a kid in school, maybe you're a school. Maybe
Speaker 1: you're in school. I have a bunch of kids who
Speaker 1: listening to the show. Maybe there's a kid in school
Speaker 1: who smells, doesn't shower. Maybe there's a kid in your
Speaker 1: school who has a weird personality, doesn't fit in, totally off.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's a kid in school who's obnoxious, and maybe you,
Speaker 1: maybe you and all your friends, maybe you could, without
Speaker 1: consequence in your mind, treat that kid like crap. You
Speaker 1: could make fun of him, freeze him out of your games,
Speaker 1: make him feel terrible. And it applies to all of us.
Speaker 1: How do you treat the waitress? How do you treat
Speaker 1: the new guy at the office. I mean, you're moving
Speaker 1: up right, you'll be seeing your management one day. He's
Speaker 1: a new guy, kind of an idiot. How do you
Speaker 1: treat him? How do you treat everybody you meet? How
Speaker 1: do you treat the guy you ordered your hot dog
Speaker 1: from for lunch today? How'd you treat your guy who
Speaker 1: showed up to help you plan a tree? How'd you
Speaker 1: treat your realtor? How you treat your boss? How you
Speaker 1: treat your employees? How do you treat people because I'll
Speaker 1: tell you something. I've seen the other half of what
Speaker 1: Cuomo's going through. I've seen people hit that inevitable snag
Speaker 1: in their life, that inevitable pothole that is coming. I'm
Speaker 1: not trying to bring you down the look, that's just
Speaker 1: the way it goes. It's coming. When they hit that pothole.
Speaker 1: Instead of everybody racing to push him over and pile
Speaker 1: on him, you see a whole bunch of people that
Speaker 1: turn into a social safety net for them. Oh man, Bob,
Speaker 1: Bob went bankrupt. Oh man, you know what, Bob gosh.
Speaker 1: I only dealt with him the one time we worked
Speaker 1: together on a little deal. He could not have been
Speaker 1: kinder and more straightforward. You know that sucks. He's bankrupt.
Speaker 1: My brother runs a company that does what Bob does.
Speaker 1: I bet you, I bet you he might have an
Speaker 1: opening right now. Oh Tina's getting divorced. Her husband ran
Speaker 1: out on her. Oh man, that is awful. I hate
Speaker 1: seeing that. You know, she has always been so kind
Speaker 1: to me. I remember when my mother died, Tina brought
Speaker 1: me flowers. You know, I think I'll call her right now,
Speaker 1: see what she needs. Maybe she needs a home cooked meal. Hey,
Speaker 1: my brother's single too. He looks good. Maybe she needs
Speaker 1: a rebound. I'm not trying to be tongue in cheek
Speaker 1: and I'm actually not trying to hand out moral lessons.
Speaker 1: And there's nobody less qualified to hand out moral lessons.
Speaker 1: Although you should do this for more reasons too. Treat people,
Speaker 1: every person, every single one of them, everybody you meet
Speaker 1: with respect and dignity. Be nice to other people. So
Speaker 1: when that snag hits, when that pothole comes, you won't
Speaker 1: You won't have people pushing you over. You'll have a
Speaker 1: sea of people lifting you up. And you can say
Speaker 1: to me things like what, Jesse, what the waitress? Well,
Speaker 1: how's a waitress ever gonna help me out? Brother? You
Speaker 1: don't know. Stranger things have happened in this world. Stranger
Speaker 1: things have happened in this world. There are plenty stories
Speaker 1: out there about the middle management guy treating the new
Speaker 1: male clerk like dirt because he's some loser mail clerk.
Speaker 1: That kid still has pimples, ha ha, what an idiot.
Speaker 1: I think I'll go make fun of him. It turns
Speaker 1: out that mail clerk is pretty sharp and ambitious. Oh
Speaker 1: he's the boss. Now ten years later, you're coming in
Speaker 1: for your yearly review. Do you think he's going to forget.
Speaker 1: I've got news for you. He's not going to forget.
Speaker 1: And I've seen this play out in every industry I've
Speaker 1: ever worked in. I've seen it play out in the ditch.
Speaker 1: I've seen it play out in construction. I've seen it
Speaker 1: play out in the Marines. I see it play out
Speaker 1: in what I do now all the time. All these pundits,
Speaker 1: I see them all radio and TV, even ones you
Speaker 1: like treating everyone around them like crap because they can
Speaker 1: you know, you're the big talent, You're the celebrity now,
Speaker 1: and I've seen it burn people time and time and
Speaker 1: time again. If you and I can take one practical
Speaker 1: lesson from watching Andrew Cuomo today, you see all those
Speaker 1: people piling on him. That comes from a lifetime He's
Speaker 1: in his sixties. That's a lifetime of treating everybody like crap.
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Speaker 1: than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah? The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Those
Speaker 1: are my thoughts on CUM Play it again in case
Speaker 1: you missed it. This is Cuomo from today. In case
Speaker 1: you've been hiding under a rock. Cuomo resigned. Had this
Speaker 1: to say. My resignation will be effective in fourteen days.
Speaker 1: I think that given the circumstances, the best way I
Speaker 1: can help now is if I step aside and let
Speaker 1: government get back to governing. And therefore that's what I'll do. Okay,
Speaker 1: I told you my thoughts on it. I admitted, I
Speaker 1: admitted I was wrong. I want everyone to acknowledge. I
Speaker 1: would like, you know what, I just decided something. I'm
Speaker 1: actually a great person, Chris, listen to this. How many
Speaker 1: people are awesome enough to admit when they got something
Speaker 1: I would something wrong? What? Chris? That was me though?
Speaker 1: So Jesse at Jesse Kelly The Show dot com, I
Speaker 1: would like to show up tomorrow to a stack of
Speaker 1: emails saying, Jesse, You're such a big person. I can't
Speaker 1: believe how right you are all the time except for
Speaker 1: this one time. But then you admitted it, so you're
Speaker 1: even better now, Like, that's what the kind of thing
Speaker 1: I want. All right, let's set that aside for a moment.
Speaker 1: I promised you an action item. Something you and I
Speaker 1: have to do. There is something you and I have
Speaker 1: to do because of this left word pool of the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party. Remember, you're not going to like the next
Speaker 1: governor of New York. You're not going to like what
Speaker 1: comes after Nancy Pelosi. You're not going to like what
Speaker 1: comes after Joe Biden. Hear me out. And this is
Speaker 1: going to be hard, This is going to be frustrating,
Speaker 1: but it is something you and I must do. I
Speaker 1: have to do it too, Okay, So look, I want
Speaker 1: you to understand I'm participating. Hear me out. You have,
Speaker 1: without question, you have an older relative or friend who
Speaker 1: votes Democrat. You do they vote Democrat. Not because they're
Speaker 1: one of these cultural Marxist nut jobs, not because they
Speaker 1: want to defund the police, not because of any of
Speaker 1: them they believe in all this trans insanity, or or
Speaker 1: white people or evil or any of that. They didn't,
Speaker 1: not because of that, They vote Democrat because they always have.
Speaker 1: Maybe we're talking about your parents might be talking about grandparents, aunts, uncles,
Speaker 1: old neighbor, friend of yours, whoever it may be. They
Speaker 1: vote Democrat not because they're evil, not because they're bad people,
Speaker 1: because that's what they've always done. That's established that right here.
Speaker 1: You and I have to do something, though. We must
Speaker 1: inform them what they're voting for. Now every time they
Speaker 1: walk in the voting booth and vote straight ticket Democrat,
Speaker 1: remember don't be mad at them. Don't be mad at him.
Speaker 1: For a couple of different reasons. They grew up in
Speaker 1: an era where that was thought of as the working
Speaker 1: man's party. And I may not agree with that, but
Speaker 1: the Democrats back in the day at least loved America.
Speaker 1: Remember that they grew up in an era where you
Speaker 1: or I might have voted Democrat on occasion when the
Speaker 1: Republicans put up some various scumbag, remember that give them
Speaker 1: some grace. And you have to give them some grace
Speaker 1: for another reason. You you listen to talk radio, you
Speaker 1: seek out information like that. I am not saying what
Speaker 1: I'm about to say to try to kiss up to you.
Speaker 1: I'm saying this because we have all the poll numbers.
Speaker 1: They're always polling everything and testing everything, and audience testing
Speaker 1: this and testing that we have all the numbers. People
Speaker 1: who listen to talk radio are by a mile, the
Speaker 1: most informed people in the United States of America about
Speaker 1: the issues of the nation. They are you are. Now,
Speaker 1: that's not for you to feel pride for, although you
Speaker 1: can feel a little pride for it. That so you
Speaker 1: understand when you walk in and sit down with Grandpa,
Speaker 1: you know vast sums more about the issues of the
Speaker 1: day than he knows. No, you're not wiser. He probably is,
Speaker 1: but you just know a lot more about politics. Now,
Speaker 1: this crazy Democrat and this crazy policy and this crazy thing.
Speaker 1: You know all about those You and I talk about
Speaker 1: that for three hours every night. He's not listening to
Speaker 1: my show. He has no idea. You do. So I
Speaker 1: want you to do something and I have to do
Speaker 1: this too. It's time for you and I to start
Speaker 1: working on these people. And when I say working on this,
Speaker 1: I cannot stress this enough. Do not ruin the relationship
Speaker 1: with your mother, your father, grandpa, uncle, wherever the case
Speaker 1: may be of over politics. Don't do it. But you
Speaker 1: and I must start working on these people. The people
Speaker 1: who are walking into the voting booth and voting straight
Speaker 1: ticket Democrat every time because well, that's what Grandpa always did.
Speaker 1: They're destroying the United States of America and they have
Speaker 1: no idea and they wouldn't be doing it if they
Speaker 1: knew that's what they were doing. Joe Biden doesn't sniff
Speaker 1: the Oval office. If the older Democrat generation really knew
Speaker 1: what they were voting for, if they really knew the
Speaker 1: absolute madness, Joe Biden would never be President of the
Speaker 1: United States. It's the person who walks in herb who
Speaker 1: are we are we still voting for JFK. That's the
Speaker 1: person who's killing us. So you and I we gotta
Speaker 1: start working on that person. And that's not easy. And
Speaker 1: I don't want you to name call, make me a problem.
Speaker 1: I don't want you to name call. I don't want
Speaker 1: you to getting shouting matches. If it starts getting heated,
Speaker 1: let it go, go talk about football or something like that.
Speaker 1: But it's time for us to start working on these
Speaker 1: people because this radical left word shift of the National
Speaker 1: Democratic Party, it's going to bring down the country. And
Speaker 1: it will because not only is the Democratic Party going
Speaker 1: to get completely more radical and violent, because these early Marxists,
Speaker 1: these young Marxists are violent people. That's going to result
Speaker 1: in a more radical and violent Republican party, more radical
Speaker 1: and violent right, and so you're going to get happen
Speaker 1: gear what happened in places like Spain back in the
Speaker 1: early nineteen hundreds, where the far right will take over
Speaker 1: and it gets violent. Then the far left takes over
Speaker 1: and they get more left and more violent. Then the
Speaker 1: far right takes over and they get more right and
Speaker 1: more violent, and soon we're killing each other. If we
Speaker 1: don't stop this, if we don't stop this trajectory of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party of the nation itself, we're in for
Speaker 1: some rocky days. One of the ways, one of the
Speaker 1: many ways you and I can stop that is we
Speaker 1: have to start working on these people. We have to
Speaker 1: start working on them. And because they trust you, because
Speaker 1: they know you, they may be more understanding than you think.
Speaker 1: It may take you a while, may take you working
Speaker 1: on them a hundred times, but it's worth the effort,
Speaker 1: is it not? All right? We still have a bunch
Speaker 1: of wild stuff to talk about. Hang on, it is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly's show. On a dark, dark and stormy day,
Speaker 1: a day where I had to admit I was wrong
Speaker 1: it look at this is a dark day, really for America.
Speaker 1: I didn't think there was any way that guy would
Speaker 1: go down. I didn't think there were anyway Andrew Cuomo
Speaker 1: would do go down. Don't forget we have Chad Robots
Speaker 1: Show coming up about oh thirty minutes from now. Bad
Speaker 1: bad man. He's like the nicest human being on the planet.
Speaker 1: Marine Force recon UFC champion. He now does all kinds
Speaker 1: of born again Christian work, especially with our veterans struggling
Speaker 1: with PTSD. He's like the best dude in the world.
Speaker 1: Chad Roberts Show is a saint, even if he's really short. Well, Chris,
Speaker 1: we're gonna ask him about that today. We're not to
Speaker 1: ask him the tough questions. And he's mad about Afghanistans,
Speaker 1: and we'll talk about that now. Look, this is this
Speaker 1: is this is Cuomo from today. In case you missed it,
Speaker 1: in case you've been living under a rock. Cuomo resigned
Speaker 1: and this is what he said. My resignation will be
Speaker 1: effective in fourteen days. I think that given the circumstances,
Speaker 1: the best way I can help now is if I
Speaker 1: step aside and let government get back to governing. Well,
Speaker 1: he's just again, I said at the beginning of the show,
Speaker 1: and if you missed any part of it, you can
Speaker 1: go to iHeart, Google, Spotify, and iTunes. The whole show's
Speaker 1: podcasted after the show. Like I said, it's great when
Speaker 1: a bad guy gets what's coming to him, right, you're
Speaker 1: allowed to feel good about today. It's a good thing.
Speaker 1: Cuomo going down scumbag. And I mean not just not
Speaker 1: just the grabby fingers scumbag thing, but all the dead people.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of dead New Yorkers because of Cuomo.
Speaker 1: It's a good thing. So it's him going down is
Speaker 1: a good thing. I'll just again stress this to you.
Speaker 1: There are short term wins that turn into long term losses,
Speaker 1: like dating a redhead. It's the same thing. What Chris,
Speaker 1: It's fine, It's just there are short term wins that
Speaker 1: turn into long term losses. Yeah, you want Cuomo gone.
Speaker 1: You're not going to like what comes next. You're not
Speaker 1: going to like what comes next. That's all I'm gonna say.
Speaker 1: All right, let me get to a couple of emails
Speaker 1: before I get back to the news. Here of the day, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I discovered your show when you took over bucks old
Speaker 1: time slot, and I love that you don't tolerate small
Speaker 1: talk and awkward greetings that Collers tried to engage in.
Speaker 1: It's long been one of my biggest pet peeves in
Speaker 1: talk radio. Just get to the bleeping point. Now that
Speaker 1: I've gotten the small talk out of the way, here's
Speaker 1: my point. Congress needs major reform. One term limits, two
Speaker 1: no profiting while in office, three single issue bills. Term
Speaker 1: limits speak for itself, but it won't happen soon and
Speaker 1: so forth. Okay, you know what the reason I chose
Speaker 1: to read this email on the air is because I
Speaker 1: have strong feelings about this, and you're gonna hate it.
Speaker 1: You're gonna hate it. I would venture to guess ninety
Speaker 1: five percent of my audience is about to disagree with
Speaker 1: what I'm about to say, and so therefore, you know
Speaker 1: you're never supposed to do that in radio or TV.
Speaker 1: Don't take an opposite opinion of your audience. I disagree
Speaker 1: about term limits, and I disagree for a couple of
Speaker 1: very specific reasons. You you look at these long time
Speaker 1: scumbags who've been in office for ages, and you say
Speaker 1: to yourself, why aren't they Why are they allowed to
Speaker 1: be there that long? Why are they allowed to be
Speaker 1: there that long? I want them out of office. They
Speaker 1: should be out of office now. They've been there too long.
Speaker 1: They're corrupt. This is gross. Get rid of these guys,
Speaker 1: that's what you say, and I don't disagree, but you
Speaker 1: need to understand a couple of things, a couple very
Speaker 1: important things. One back in Washington, d C. In Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. I've been, as you know, I've been there
Speaker 1: a million times. The congressman have power, Okay, they do.
Speaker 1: The congressman and senators they have power. However, the chiefs
Speaker 1: of staff, the head staffers who've been there for ages,
Speaker 1: they have as much or more power as the congressmen
Speaker 1: and senators do. They know all the players, they know
Speaker 1: all the lobbyists. They know the game. And frankly, like,
Speaker 1: if you're some fresh faced congressman, let's say you're running
Speaker 1: for congress, I know we have a bunch of listeners
Speaker 1: who are and and you're going and whatnot. That's good,
Speaker 1: that's awesome, good for you. But you when you get
Speaker 1: back there, you're actually gonna want to seek out one
Speaker 1: of those chiefs of staff because you don't know what
Speaker 1: you're doing. Well, they all know what they're doing that
Speaker 1: they've all played the game. The ugly ugly game of
Speaker 1: the favors and the lobbyists and the and the dirty
Speaker 1: game you hate. Even if you're going to take individual
Speaker 1: Joe schmojerk congressman and say you've been there for six years,
Speaker 1: get out, that'll make you feel good. One, his chief
Speaker 1: of staff is just as if not more scummy than
Speaker 1: he is. Two, let's play out your scenario in Nancy
Speaker 1: Pelosi's district Nancy Pelosi. I mean, I don't exactly have
Speaker 1: to get you fired up to hate Nancy Pelosi. Everyone
Speaker 1: knows who she is and everybody hates her. Guys, what
Speaker 1: do you think would actually happen if Nancy Pelosi left office?
Speaker 1: Do you honestly believe you're about to have Barry Goldwater
Speaker 1: the second come rolling into office as the representative of
Speaker 1: that area of San Francisco. You're simply going to get
Speaker 1: the next corrupt scumbag who worked his way up through
Speaker 1: the democratic system, planting there, planning himself in office. That's
Speaker 1: what you're going to get. It's a never ending cycle,
Speaker 1: a never ending cycle of scum that you can't break
Speaker 1: with more laws. On top of the fact, just like
Speaker 1: we talked about at the beginning of the show, with
Speaker 1: Cuomo and all that. Remember this, You're tired of the
Speaker 1: old people who've been there for a long time, and
Speaker 1: so am I. I hate them too. You understand if
Speaker 1: you start term limiting these older Democrats, you know, the
Speaker 1: young ones are insane, right full blown? MAOIs? Do you
Speaker 1: really do you really want to term limit Nancy Pelosi?
Speaker 1: You may think you do. You may hate the devil
Speaker 1: who's there, Man, are you not going to enjoy the
Speaker 1: devil who steps in after her? Trust me on that.
Speaker 1: I know you think I'm nuts. I'm gonna say something
Speaker 1: and it's gonna make you headbut the radio and drive
Speaker 1: your car off a bridge. You ready, fifteen years from
Speaker 1: now you long for the days where Nancy Pelosi was
Speaker 1: the head of the Democratic Party. They're going left hard,
Speaker 1: really really really, really really hard, and the older, more
Speaker 1: sane guard they're the only thing standing in between the
Speaker 1: crazy communists. And you think about that, Think about that.
Speaker 1: You don't like Nancy Pelosi. I don't like Nancy Pelosi sometimes,
Speaker 1: just like Cuomo, Sometimes the devil, you know, is better
Speaker 1: than the devil You don't turn limits sound good. What
Speaker 1: we need is the American populace to wake up and
Speaker 1: vote these scumbags out of office. We need these scumbags
Speaker 1: to be voted out of office. We don't need more laws.
Speaker 1: We have plenty of laws we have to I don't
Speaker 1: even know how many laws, plenty of laws. We don't
Speaker 1: need more laws. We need more vote to wake up,
Speaker 1: figure out exactly what's happening in this country, and get engaged.
Speaker 1: You remember that that's an old saying. We all know
Speaker 1: what here on the right what Benjamin Franklin told the
Speaker 1: lady that they got done. We're giving us a country.
Speaker 1: Lady runs up to Benjamin Frankly allegedly on the street
Speaker 1: and says, what have you given us, sir? Like, what
Speaker 1: is this government? And he said to her a republic?
Speaker 1: If you can keep it. There's the hardest thing in
Speaker 1: the world to do is look in the mirror, isn't
Speaker 1: it look Maybe you're Maybe you're great with it. I'm not.
Speaker 1: When something goes wrong, when I blatantly screw something up,
Speaker 1: my first reaction, even if I don't act on it,
Speaker 1: even if I don't lash out at something about it,
Speaker 1: my first reaction look around for who to point a
Speaker 1: finger at. But there's something you and I we have
Speaker 1: to accept. We have to accept it about where we
Speaker 1: are as nation, because if we don't accept it, if
Speaker 1: we don't accept what I'm about to tell you, then
Speaker 1: will never be able to fix it. You want to
Speaker 1: know what that is, I'll tell you in a second.
Speaker 1: First and foremost, you need to protect yourself and your family.
Speaker 1: And I'm actually not talking to you about a weapon
Speaker 1: right now. I'm talking about your finances. You work very
Speaker 1: hard for your money. Whether you have a dollar or
Speaker 1: a million dollars, you work hard for it. You earned it.
Speaker 1: That's your labor, your blood, sweat and tears. Don't let
Speaker 1: these scumbag politicians destroy the value of what you've worked
Speaker 1: hard for. They don't just have to tax that money.
Speaker 1: They can keep doing what they're doing and destroy the
Speaker 1: value of that money. Call Oxford Gold Group today. Make sure,
Speaker 1: beyond a shadow of a doubt, if the worst continues
Speaker 1: to happen with this inflation stuff, you have something that
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Speaker 1: That's eight three three nine gold. They're not going to
Speaker 1: give you a piece of paper saying you own gold,
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Speaker 1: You can hold miss catch up Jesse Kelly Show dot com.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. There's something you and
Speaker 1: I have to accept. There's something you and I have
Speaker 1: to accept. And it hurts. And I hate even saying
Speaker 1: it because I know you're gonna get mad, and I
Speaker 1: get mad saying it. This disastrous government we have, I
Speaker 1: mean all of it. It's our fault. It does not hurt. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not pointing at you individually. No, I don't think
Speaker 1: there's a great chance you went and voted for Joe Biden, AOC,
Speaker 1: Corey Bush, Chuck Schumer, any of the normal scumbaggs. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not pointing at you individually. But you and I
Speaker 1: we aren't just individuals, right, We are citizens. We are
Speaker 1: citizens of a nation, and our nation as a whole.
Speaker 1: We choose these people. And you can get mad about things,
Speaker 1: and I get mad all the time about what about
Speaker 1: things like spending? You get mad about spending this out
Speaker 1: of controled debt. And I know you don't care about
Speaker 1: the debt. Nobody does but me. But you don't care
Speaker 1: about the debt. You get mad about the debt, and
Speaker 1: they're spending and I can't believe I'm much They're spending
Speaker 1: in the infrastructure bill and this is crazy and all
Speaker 1: these when's the last time you demanded the person running
Speaker 1: for office cut spending. The reason every one of these
Speaker 1: scumbags goes to Washington, DC and increases spending is because
Speaker 1: their constituents want them to. I remember, I remember back
Speaker 1: when I was running for Congress. I'll never forget it.
Speaker 1: It was. It was a hard lesson for me. I
Speaker 1: was young, a bit of an idealist. Am I still
Speaker 1: an idealist? Chris? Am I an idealist? I am a
Speaker 1: little I guess I don't know. I was young and
Speaker 1: an extreme idealist then, right, And so I'm running and
Speaker 1: this was the year. This is the Tea Party time, right,
Speaker 1: go Obama spending too much money? We got a cut spending,
Speaker 1: cut spending now. And I was rabbit about it because
Speaker 1: I've always been so worried about the debt. And I
Speaker 1: would show up and I don't mean one. Several Republican meetings,
Speaker 1: several of this Republican Women's meeting, and this Republican precinct here,
Speaker 1: and this Republican thing here, and I would show up
Speaker 1: at these things and I would have people say, hey,
Speaker 1: you might win. When you win, are you not going
Speaker 1: to send any money back to here, back to our district?
Speaker 1: And I would I remember it used to baffle me
Speaker 1: in the beginning. I would say, I'm sorry, what do
Speaker 1: you mean seven money? And they would say, well, they
Speaker 1: had these huge spending bills, they're gonna pass them anyway.
Speaker 1: You aren't gonna try and get us anything. You're not
Speaker 1: gonna try and get a new road here or a
Speaker 1: new power plant here, or knew that you're gonna go
Speaker 1: there and not get us anything. I would like something.
Speaker 1: We're responsible for what we have. We are We're responsible
Speaker 1: for it as a whole, as a nation, not you personally.
Speaker 1: And that's hard. No one likes that. No one likes
Speaker 1: to look in the mirror and see a little extra
Speaker 1: beer belly hanging over and say, man, gosh, that is
Speaker 1: my fault. I have been lazy. I've been eating too much,
Speaker 1: drinking too much, not working out enough. I am a disgusting,
Speaker 1: fat piece of garbage and I've got to go to
Speaker 1: the gym. No one likes that. What do you do?
Speaker 1: What do you do the first thing. When you look
Speaker 1: in the mirror and you see you've got a little fat,
Speaker 1: It's happened to all us. Don't lie. You see you've
Speaker 1: got a little fat. What do you do? I'll tell
Speaker 1: you I do it. Oh man, Well, gosh, work, gosh,
Speaker 1: just on this time at work. I basically haven't had
Speaker 1: a choice. I mean I had. It's been the stress
Speaker 1: of work. And you know, the wife is, she's been
Speaker 1: so busy lately, she won't make a home cook meal anymore.
Speaker 1: So I had not I find a million and one people,
Speaker 1: a million and one people to point a finger at. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's that person's fault. That's that person's fault. I know
Speaker 1: right away, I know right away my fault. In general,
Speaker 1: your problems are your fault, and in general, you're the
Speaker 1: last one you're gonna blame for him. Doesn't mean you're bad,
Speaker 1: doesn't mean I'm bad. I mean I am, but that
Speaker 1: doesn't apply. It means we're human. It's human nature. It's
Speaker 1: a bitter, bitter pill to swallow. To look at the
Speaker 1: landscape of the American population, to look at the landscape
Speaker 1: of every civilian in this country, and then look at
Speaker 1: the disgusting corrupt, idiotic nature of our government, and then
Speaker 1: turned back to all those citizens and say, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: look what we did. We did this. No one likes that,
Speaker 1: but it's true. Back to my point, just just I
Speaker 1: made just a brief moment ago about Nancy Pelosi. Remember
Speaker 1: how I said, you want her there, You want her
Speaker 1: there because what's coming is bad. Corey Bush is still
Speaker 1: calling to defund the police. Wrap your mind around that. Now.
Speaker 1: You may not know who Corey Bush is. She's one
Speaker 1: of the radical young congresswomen. Absolute nutjob. And you and
Speaker 1: I can point at Corey Bush and we can laugh
Speaker 1: and say, louis this idiot, nutjob? I can't believe this woman. This,
Speaker 1: this lady's crazy. This lady is completely nutch. There's no
Speaker 1: way these policies are gonna ever. They're gonna ever gonna
Speaker 1: catch on. Right, Corey Bush is never going to hold
Speaker 1: any real power. Corey Bush is forty five years old old.
Speaker 1: Chris how old is Nancy Pelosi? Eighty? I believes the
Speaker 1: number eighty. Look that up for me real quick. Corey
Speaker 1: Bush is forty five years old. Nancy Pelosi's ancient. Who
Speaker 1: do you think the party belongs to? Nancy Pelosi's eighty one.
Speaker 1: Chris said, Nancy Pelosi is gonna die while Corey Bush
Speaker 1: is still in Congress. I'm not cheering for that, obviously.
Speaker 1: I don't root for anyone to die. But that's a
Speaker 1: biological fact. Father time is undefeated. Nancy Pelosi will be
Speaker 1: fart and dust, and Corey Bush you'll still be there
Speaker 1: creating legislation. You can mock that Nutter right now. For
Speaker 1: all the defund the police stuff, it's the young Democrats
Speaker 1: who are pushing the most radical things. It's not like
Speaker 1: it's all the older ones who are out there saying it.
Speaker 1: Remember Nancy Pelosi, people forget this. Nancy Pelosi. She didn't
Speaker 1: want to impeach Donald Trump. You may not remember that.
Speaker 1: You probably only remember her having to be the voice
Speaker 1: of impeaching Trump because she had to go out there
Speaker 1: and act like it was something they had no choice.
Speaker 1: And we have to impeach Trump, and we're gonna impeach Trump,
Speaker 1: and we have Nancy Pelosi behind the scenes. Maybe you
Speaker 1: don't even know about this. I do. Nancy Pelosi behind
Speaker 1: the scenes fought off impeaching Trump for two years. That's
Speaker 1: why it took two years for them to impeach him
Speaker 1: the first time. People like aoc ilhan Omar oh Omar,
Speaker 1: the radical nut job leftists, they were trying to impeach
Speaker 1: Trump basically from day one, and those miserable old Democrats
Speaker 1: like Nancy Pelosi held them off, and eventually they got
Speaker 1: so rabid and their caucus got so big member it's
Speaker 1: a big caucus measuring contest. The caucus of the nutters
Speaker 1: got so big Nancy Pelosi couldn't hold them off anymore
Speaker 1: and still maintain her speakership. That's why Donald got impeached.
Speaker 1: You think you think things are about to get better
Speaker 1: because we're shedding dead weight. You think it's better because
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo's gone. It's not. You need to hear me here,
Speaker 1: it's not. It's not about to get better. It's getting worse.
Speaker 1: The next generation is worse. That's why I caution you
Speaker 1: against term limits. That's why I caution you against thinking
Speaker 1: these things, thinking this individual or that individual. If we
Speaker 1: could just get rid of them, if we could just
Speaker 1: just dump this, then we'll be fine. The truth is
Speaker 1: that's not generally the case. It's not generally the case
Speaker 1: at all. Now I have something we you and I
Speaker 1: need to talk about we need to have a heart
Speaker 1: to heart about one more thing about what happened at Cuomo.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you in a second, and into Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 1: Can we stop playing ban Halen? Chris? How many times
Speaker 1: have we either talk on the show? I don't understand
Speaker 1: why everyone loved it. It's terrible, all right, all right,
Speaker 1: let's focus for a moment. Yeah, I am a little
Speaker 1: snappy at the moment. Full disclosure before we get to
Speaker 1: the Cuomo stuff and why I feel like I would
Speaker 1: be able to do something that you don't think I
Speaker 1: should do. Let's clarify, I, as you know, have many, many,
Speaker 1: many faults. One or two. I have many, many many faults.
Speaker 1: One of them, though, that is absolutely not my fault,
Speaker 1: is I get really, really really mad and in a
Speaker 1: terrible mood when my blood sugar gets too low. Now
Speaker 1: they called this, I think they call it hangry now.
Speaker 1: Snickers actually ran a great advertising campaign with it. Chris,
Speaker 1: you know what, while we're doing this, look up that
Speaker 1: one they did with Peshi. That Snickers Joe Peshi ad
Speaker 1: was hilarious. Where when somebody would just turn into a
Speaker 1: terrible person, it's the you're not you when you're a
Speaker 1: hungry thing whatever whatever person you know that turns bad
Speaker 1: when they when they get hungry. I'm ten times as bad,
Speaker 1: and I wish it wouldn't happen to me. I feel
Speaker 1: bad about it, but it happens to me a lot. Yes,
Speaker 1: Chris play the add do you look at it? You
Speaker 1: look for something else? I don't know. What do you supermodels?
Speaker 1: Supermodels gloves? What are you doing? Girls? Totally intomate because
Speaker 1: you get a little angry when you're hungry. What do
Speaker 1: you model gloves? Sorry, that's immature. I get twice as
Speaker 1: bad when my wife will see it now and short
Speaker 1: shouls tell me, can you go eat something please? And
Speaker 1: I'll know, I'll know. I call it the darkness. Everyone
Speaker 1: I know calls it the darkness. It washes over me
Speaker 1: because you know, as you can probably tell, I enjoy
Speaker 1: life quite a bit. I'd like to laugh and have
Speaker 1: fun and joke, and I'll just become this terrible human being.
Speaker 1: When I used to be on the campaign. This is
Speaker 1: so embarrassing because it makes me sound like the worst
Speaker 1: human being in the world. And I really do feel
Speaker 1: bad about it. When I was on the campaign, I
Speaker 1: was back when I was running for Congress, sometimes you
Speaker 1: don't have time to eat. And one thing, you know,
Speaker 1: I've been encouraging to run for office. Here's a little tidbit.
Speaker 1: Here's a little helpful tidbit for all of you thinking
Speaker 1: about running for office. You're going to show up at events.
Speaker 1: You're going to show up at food events. Undoubtedly everybody
Speaker 1: has a pancake breakfast or a Republican Women's dinner or
Speaker 1: something like that where you will go because you should,
Speaker 1: and go campaign there. Here's a campaign tip I was given,
Speaker 1: and it's one hundred percent true. Don't ever, ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 1: ever plan on eating at actually one of these events.
Speaker 1: One the food is mass made garbage, and you cannot
Speaker 1: make food and mass and have it good. That's why
Speaker 1: wedding food sucks. We'll get back to that in a moment.
Speaker 1: You must eat beforehand, you must eat in between events. Well,
Speaker 1: oftentimes when you're running, you don't have time. My staff
Speaker 1: would see the dark. I didn't even have to say
Speaker 1: anything that would see it wash over my face. And
Speaker 1: they carried around like cranola bars and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: For me, I don't need much, just like a glass
Speaker 1: of juice or something. I just need some sugar in there,
Speaker 1: and I'll be fine. And right when we were finishing
Speaker 1: up that last segment, I could feel it. As soon
Speaker 1: as it was done. I was so mad. And we
Speaker 1: go to break and I look at Chris and I go, oh, man,
Speaker 1: I'll be right back. I gotta go get something, and
Speaker 1: I go grabs Eminem's out of the vending machine. So
Speaker 1: we're fine now, Oh worry, It's it's all good. Before
Speaker 1: I get back to the Cuomo thing, I realized I'm
Speaker 1: a bit sidetracked at the moment. Wedding food sucks. I
Speaker 1: just brought that up before we get any pushback. Yes,
Speaker 1: your wedding food sucked too. No, everyone said they loved it.
Speaker 1: They all lie to you, every one of them. Mass
Speaker 1: made food sucks. It's why buffet food is terrible. To
Speaker 1: why wedding food is terrible. It's why you know how
Speaker 1: I gave you my famous cheeseburger recipe last night. On
Speaker 1: one thing I did leave out. I make my burgers
Speaker 1: one at a time. I don't care how many people
Speaker 1: I have over. I've had to make these things for
Speaker 1: tables of eight. Before one at a time. You can
Speaker 1: eat one at a time, because each thing deserves your
Speaker 1: individual attention. Now back to Cuomo. I mentioned this earlier
Speaker 1: in the show. I just want to mention it again
Speaker 1: for you, Cuomo. There are a lot of lessons you
Speaker 1: can take from Cuomo going down right, a lot of them.
Speaker 1: One of the main ones is you probably shouldn't touch
Speaker 1: women like ever, don't rub them or grab them, just
Speaker 1: this kind of leave them be. I mean, don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong if she asked you to go ahead, but
Speaker 1: did this kind of leave them be, especially women who
Speaker 1: work for you. That's less than number one, but less
Speaker 1: than number two. And we all need to take this
Speaker 1: to heart because some people don't or they think it
Speaker 1: doesn't apply to them. Less than number two is treat
Speaker 1: the people around you. Everyone around you, treat them with respect.
Speaker 1: Undoubtedly throughout this life you're going to run into people
Speaker 1: you absolutely could treat garbage. You could treat them like garbage.
Speaker 1: That's that's part of human nature. Look, maybe you're going
Speaker 1: through it now. I know we have a lot of
Speaker 1: kids that listen to the show. But there's some obnoxious,
Speaker 1: smelly kid in your school. Maybe he's a dork, maybe
Speaker 1: he's a maybe he's a huge nerd, Maybe he stinks,
Speaker 1: Maybe he's this. Maybe he's that, and you and all
Speaker 1: your friends could one ent get away with just making
Speaker 1: fun of that kid or dumping on him. Don't do it.
Speaker 1: Don't do it, not just because it's the right thing
Speaker 1: to do. Let's set that aside. Don't look to me
Speaker 1: from moral guidance. Make it a habit now, no matter
Speaker 1: your age. Make it a habit now to treat every
Speaker 1: single person you encounter with respect. Why well, again, let's
Speaker 1: set aside the right and wrong thing. Obviously it's the
Speaker 1: right thing to do. Treat every single person you meet
Speaker 1: with respect. Because when you do that, you don't know
Speaker 1: you're doing it. But what you're doing is you're creating
Speaker 1: a safety net for yourself, a safety net because one day,
Speaker 1: one day, inevitably, you are going to fall. You're gonna
Speaker 1: find yourself in a pickle. Maybe it'll be of your
Speaker 1: own doing, maybe it won't. You're gonna lose your job,
Speaker 1: your wife, your husband's gonna run out on you. You're
Speaker 1: gonna go bankrupt, you're gonna get a duy, you're gonna
Speaker 1: have fill in the blank thing happen to you. Like
Speaker 1: I said, your fault or not, that's life. I'm not
Speaker 1: wishing it and I hope none of that ever happens
Speaker 1: to you, by the way, but that's life. Life throws
Speaker 1: you curveballs. Life ain't all sunny. If you've spent a
Speaker 1: lifetime treating the people around you, well, you're going to
Speaker 1: find yourself a lot less low. Is that a great
Speaker 1: way to put that? A lot less low than you
Speaker 1: would have been if you're Andrew Cuomo or that type
Speaker 1: of person. Do you see Andrew Cuomo? Andrew Cuomo has
Speaker 1: spent a lifetime treating everyone around him like crap. Everybody.
Speaker 1: He's famous for it. He's famous for it forever. Treats
Speaker 1: everyone like crap. I don't just mean secretaries, fellow politicians, waitresses,
Speaker 1: total strangers he meets. Andrew Cuomo is famous for treating
Speaker 1: people like crap? How'd that work out for him? When
Speaker 1: the storm finally came Wham? He gets hit with a
Speaker 1: bunch of sexual harassment allegations. Some look really bad, some
Speaker 1: don't look that bad at all. But guess what, there
Speaker 1: were a whole lot of people waiting to give Andrew
Speaker 1: Cuomo a shove off that balance beam the second it
Speaker 1: looked like he was teetering a little bit. Why because
Speaker 1: he didn't have a safety net. He had a bunch
Speaker 1: of people dying for the moment where they could take
Speaker 1: him down, and they seize the moment. They seize the moment. Now,
Speaker 1: enough of that Cuomo stuff for now, coronavirus. Let's have
Speaker 1: a talk about coronavirus and trusts and institutions and what
Speaker 1: we have and what we don't have, and what we
Speaker 1: lost here in the United States of America and what
Speaker 1: we lost recently. You see, that's part of the problem
Speaker 1: we're facing right now is things have changed, and they've
Speaker 1: changed so recently we're not adjusting. What do I mean.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a moment. Is he smarter than everyone
Speaker 1: who knows? Does he think so? Yeah? The Jesse Kelly Show,
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. I don't know how
Speaker 1: often we need to play the song about meth Ris.
Speaker 1: I don't look. I don't know how often we need
Speaker 1: to play this song about math. Anyway, play this again
Speaker 1: from Cuomo real quick, before I talk about coronavirus and
Speaker 1: trust and institutions. Play this one more time. I love
Speaker 1: this part. I thought a hug and putting my arm
Speaker 1: around the staff person while taking a picture was friendly,
Speaker 1: but she found it to be too forward. I kissed
Speaker 1: a woman on the cheek at a wedding, and I
Speaker 1: thought I was being nice, but she felt that it
Speaker 1: was too aggressive. Now I don't recall doing it, but
Speaker 1: if she said I did it, I believe her. In
Speaker 1: my mind. I've never crossed the line with anyone, but
Speaker 1: I didn't realize the extent to which the line has
Speaker 1: been redrawn. Was it wrong? Are you not allowed to
Speaker 1: slap a woman on the rear end anymore? If I
Speaker 1: had known, if someone had told me. It reminds me
Speaker 1: that side felt thing where he gets busted with the
Speaker 1: maid at work and the boss calls him in. He says,
Speaker 1: what are you doing with the maid? And he says,
Speaker 1: what was that wrong? If I had known, that kind
Speaker 1: of thing was frowned upon? All right, let's send it alright, enough,
Speaker 1: Almost up for a second. I saw this headline from
Speaker 1: the Guardian and it hit me for a reason I'll
Speaker 1: get to in a moment. The headline was Austin. They're
Speaker 1: talking about Austin, Texas warns of catastrophe as Texas again
Speaker 1: becomes the center of the pandemic. Here's my question to you,
Speaker 1: What if they're right? What if Austin is on the
Speaker 1: cusp of a catastrophe and the hospitals are overwhelmed, then
Speaker 1: this is about to be the end. And what if
Speaker 1: they're right? Only no one believes them anymore. You see
Speaker 1: what's happened, And this happened over the last year and
Speaker 1: a half. A year and a half, I understand this
Speaker 1: has been this total disaster of our system right now
Speaker 1: has been years in the making. But the distrust in
Speaker 1: the system, this is really a very very recent thing.
Speaker 1: If the news came out tomorrow pick your news organization,
Speaker 1: if NBC News, I believe that's the oldest network. I
Speaker 1: may have that wrong. But if NBC News came out
Speaker 1: tomorrow night and they announced there is a plague that
Speaker 1: has just descended upon pick a City, Los Angeles, This
Speaker 1: plague is making its way east and it's slaughtering people
Speaker 1: by the million, I gotta be honest. I wouldn't believe them.
Speaker 1: Even if they showed pictures and video, I would say
Speaker 1: those are probably fake. Is that a healthy place to
Speaker 1: be for a nation? Is it a healthy place to
Speaker 1: be when we don't believe anything anymore? This coronavirus escapade
Speaker 1: has caused more damage than I can possibly count more damage.
Speaker 1: They can never be calculated. And I'm not just talking
Speaker 1: about financial damage. I'm not just talking about the mental
Speaker 1: health damage. You've heard me rants about that a thousand times.
Speaker 1: Kids out there, we're in mass and as gosh, I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about that. I'm talking about the damage to
Speaker 1: our institutions and the institutional trust that must exist for
Speaker 1: a nation to continue. We have had this discussion before.
Speaker 1: Let's have it again. You and I, as citizens, we
Speaker 1: have a contract with our nation. Every citizen does in
Speaker 1: every nation. It's part of how it works, it's part
Speaker 1: of the deal. It's part of human nature. You're a citizen.
Speaker 1: What do you agree. Well, as a citizen, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: follow the rules mostly, I'm gonna follow the laws. I'll
Speaker 1: pay my taxes, I'll drive between the lines on the highway.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do the things a citizen does. That's what
Speaker 1: I'll do. But again, it's a contract. You the nation,
Speaker 1: you the state. You're going to do some things too.
Speaker 1: You're going to provide me with leadership when bad things happen,
Speaker 1: because bad things always happen. You're going to provide me
Speaker 1: with accurate information. You're going to provide me with certain
Speaker 1: levels of protection, you're not going to abuse me in
Speaker 1: any way. If the contract gets breached by one of
Speaker 1: those two parties, then we have a big problem on
Speaker 1: our hands. The system has spent the last well, I say,
Speaker 1: a year and a half. Honestly, it started really, really
Speaker 1: badly when Trump was elected. The system has spent the
Speaker 1: last years violating your trust and violating your trust, and
Speaker 1: breaching that contract and breaching that contract. And now now
Speaker 1: what you're getting is citizens who feel as if the
Speaker 1: contract has been breached and they don't have to take
Speaker 1: part in the social contract anymore. They feel as if
Speaker 1: they are now released from the terms of that deal.
Speaker 1: You are going to see more and more lawlessness from
Speaker 1: the rights in the future. It is inevitable. You could
Speaker 1: call it good, you can call it bad. I don't
Speaker 1: care what you call it. But I can't tell you
Speaker 1: how many really really normal people I hear saying really
Speaker 1: really out there things these days, people who've been normal forever,
Speaker 1: who are being radicalized by the day. Austin warning of
Speaker 1: a catastrophe. If I were to take this article right
Speaker 1: here from The Guardian a catastrophe and I were to
Speaker 1: send it, I'm tempted to do it right now on
Speaker 1: the air to twenty people I know, twenty people I
Speaker 1: know on the right. I actually should do this, and
Speaker 1: I should read you their responses as they come back in.
Speaker 1: If I were to said right now article there's a
Speaker 1: catastrophe in Austin with coronavirus, nineteen of my twenty friends
Speaker 1: would say, oh, yeah, right, that's a lie that they're
Speaker 1: probably lying about that too. Oh what do they want
Speaker 1: to do? Now, let's see what they're lying about now.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I don't believe them. Now that's a fact.
Speaker 1: Now that you could argue, that's where we should be
Speaker 1: as a country. You should. You should maintain that level,
Speaker 1: some level of distrust now constantly because everything you see
Speaker 1: is a lie. But that's still not a healthy place
Speaker 1: for a nation to be. It's not healthy at all
Speaker 1: at all. Have you We talked briefly about it last night.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a major story. But did you see what
Speaker 1: happened on CNN with the young mother and the three
Speaker 1: kids and the sad, sad stories. Did you see what
Speaker 1: CNN did this? Honestly, this is probably the best example
Speaker 1: right now in the world of why the responses to
Speaker 1: that text I sent would be what they are. Do
Speaker 1: you remember this so last night? If you don't, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go over it real quickly and I'll tell you why.
Speaker 1: It just perfectly summarizes where we are as a nation.
Speaker 1: Hang on, writers on the story. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show Final hour. Remember this before I get to
Speaker 1: this CNN story and that sweet helicopter thing we just
Speaker 1: watched during the break. Before I get to any of that.
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Speaker 1: of the show. Listen to your showgun all right. Before
Speaker 1: I get this CNN story, I do have to address
Speaker 1: the helicopter thing I was just talking about. We are
Speaker 1: downtown Houston now the business another studio somewhere, it doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: you don't care. But right now we're in a skyscraper
Speaker 1: in downtown Houston, and so we're surrounded by all these
Speaker 1: other sky scrapers and we just saw this helo, this
Speaker 1: sweet private helicopter that looks decked out to the max
Speaker 1: fly right over top of us and set down on
Speaker 1: top of somebody's I'm assuming that's either an office building
Speaker 1: or someone's apartment penthouse, sets it down on top of
Speaker 1: another skyscraper. And that's just a reminder to you and
Speaker 1: I on how the other half lives. If you and
Speaker 1: I travel, what are we doing. Let's say let's say
Speaker 1: you and I we're taking off tomorrow. Where are we going.
Speaker 1: We're flying to Chicago to eat at Red Lobster. Let's
Speaker 1: say we're taking off at eight am tomorrow morning. Okay,
Speaker 1: airport's probably at least a half hour forty five minutes
Speaker 1: from your house. You need to be at the airport
Speaker 1: an hour hour and an hour and a half early.
Speaker 1: Chris says, two. Yeah, with these lines out sometimes too.
Speaker 1: Let's be nice there. Let's say let's say an hour
Speaker 1: and a half Early's gonna be a six thirty okay,
Speaker 1: So you have to walk out your door by five
Speaker 1: forty five or six at the latest. You wake up
Speaker 1: at five am, get showered, finished, get grabbing your bags,
Speaker 1: kiss the old lady goodbye, getting your car, drive to
Speaker 1: the airport. When you get to the airport, you'll be
Speaker 1: battling some construction because when isn't the airport battling construction,
Speaker 1: take a little extra time to park. You finally find
Speaker 1: a space where you pull your car in, and you
Speaker 1: just know you're gonna come back to an extra ding
Speaker 1: on your door, because everyone dings the car doors in
Speaker 1: the airport. You then go through the parking garage and
Speaker 1: you take the smelly elevator that smells like vomit down
Speaker 1: to the walkway where you'll walk through and then stand
Speaker 1: in line for security for forty five minutes where you
Speaker 1: completely disrobe before you get the Joe Biden treatment by
Speaker 1: TSA as you walk through the place. Once you're finally
Speaker 1: through there, you'll have about four or five food options
Speaker 1: to choose from that you'll have time for it, you'll overpay,
Speaker 1: you'll overpay for it, and then you'll have to put
Speaker 1: your mask back on as you walk through the airport,
Speaker 1: stand at your gate and wait for your flight to
Speaker 1: get there. Your flight will get there light, of course,
Speaker 1: and then as soon as you board the plane, once
Speaker 1: everyone gets off and they claim they cleaned it, which
Speaker 1: they didn't do, you'll sit down on the plane and
Speaker 1: somehow sit on a candy bar rapper on the plane
Speaker 1: that was just cleaned before they come on the announcement
Speaker 1: and announced that there's a little weather overhead. There's a
Speaker 1: technical problem. Whatever they announced will be another twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: You're now stressing because you're gonna miss your connection. We're
Speaker 1: gonna miss our connection with Chicago. You see where I'm
Speaker 1: going here. And then there's how other people live. And
Speaker 1: I know dudes who live like this. I need to
Speaker 1: become closer friends with those guys, Chris, I know other
Speaker 1: dudes who live like this. They're going to Chicago too,
Speaker 1: of course, to eat red lobster or something like that.
Speaker 1: They're going to wake up, well, whenever they feel like
Speaker 1: waking up. We'll get to why in a moment. When
Speaker 1: they do wake up, the driver will be sitting out
Speaker 1: in front. They'll walk up to their front door, open
Speaker 1: it up, and set their bag out the front door,
Speaker 1: and then go back inside for another cup of coffee.
Speaker 1: Driver will of course run up to the front door
Speaker 1: and grab that bag and place it in the nice
Speaker 1: town car or limousine that's waiting for them. Then, whenever
Speaker 1: they're good and ready, they'll saunter out to their limousine
Speaker 1: or black car and hop in it for a nice
Speaker 1: leisurely ride to the airport. Now, he didn't have to
Speaker 1: go back in for the cup of coffee, because the
Speaker 1: driver has either a cocktail or his favorite type of
Speaker 1: coffee waiting for him in the vehicle. They'll sit back.
Speaker 1: Air is perfect temperature. He's driving to the airport. But
Speaker 1: why isn't he in a hurry? He has a flight time, right, No,
Speaker 1: he doesn't have a flight time because it's a private
Speaker 1: plane and he's not going to Houston Airport or oh
Speaker 1: Hair or any one of the other airports he's flying.
Speaker 1: He's driving to a private airfield. Once he arrives at
Speaker 1: the private airfield, he's not going to park in the
Speaker 1: parking lot and haul his bags in and yell at
Speaker 1: the kids to hurry up. The driver, you see, he's
Speaker 1: going to drive right into the airfield, and he's going
Speaker 1: to drive right up to the plane. You'll still be
Speaker 1: sitting in the back, sipping on your coffee, reading your
Speaker 1: morning paper while the driver and the crew of the
Speaker 1: plane remove your luggage from the back and place it
Speaker 1: on your private jet. You then get out and stretch
Speaker 1: your legs. Morning, Bob. We're gonna have a good flight today.
Speaker 1: Heading up to Chicago, and then as you walk onto
Speaker 1: the plane, you decide, oh, you know, the wife only
Speaker 1: made me one egg this morning. She's worried about my cholesterol. Bob,
Speaker 1: Hang on a second, we're not leaving yet, and you're
Speaker 1: gonna walk back into the airport and you're just gonna
Speaker 1: get on your phone and you're gonna order some food
Speaker 1: delivered to you double cheeseburger, fries, nacho's. Wait till those
Speaker 1: get there, grab them or have someone grab them for you,
Speaker 1: and then walk up to the private plane. Bob, we
Speaker 1: can go now, and you're gonna go back and sit
Speaker 1: down in your chair, and Bob's gonna take off as
Speaker 1: soon as you're ready. And when you get to Chicago,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be a private helo waiting for you to
Speaker 1: pick you up from the airport and fly you downtown
Speaker 1: to wherever you want to go. How miserable are you
Speaker 1: right now? It's just it's amazing. That's how other people live. Now. Look,
Speaker 1: if I may say, because I have friends in all
Speaker 1: walks of life, obviously, because I've been in all walks
Speaker 1: of life, those people are more miserable than you are.
Speaker 1: For the most part. Chris is raising his hand. He's like, why,
Speaker 1: how's that possible? Buddy? Understand this money in success. There's
Speaker 1: a million sayings about this. They really do not equal happiness.
Speaker 1: They do not people think they do. They equal access
Speaker 1: is what they equal to. You have access to a
Speaker 1: private plane in a hilo, in a private car, in
Speaker 1: a bigger house, in a nice pool, and you have
Speaker 1: access to better healthcare and better vacations and better this
Speaker 1: and better that. It does not equal contentment at all.
Speaker 1: I've told you this story before. I'm just going to
Speaker 1: briefly tell it again. I was hanging out with a
Speaker 1: millionaire one night, actually a couple of buddies of mine
Speaker 1: who were doing really well, all small business guys. They'd
Speaker 1: started their own businesses and whatnot, and we were all
Speaker 1: hanging out. We're just having some bourbons on his back porch.
Speaker 1: It was actually not in Houstons in Dallas. We were
Speaker 1: having having a couple of bourbons on his back porch
Speaker 1: and we had a moment. I forget who started. It
Speaker 1: might have been me of Hey, you know, let's just uh,
Speaker 1: that's that's thank God for our blessings. How how great
Speaker 1: is life? Life is good. No, we're not wealthy men,
Speaker 1: but our families aren't hungry, right, my kids eat now,
Speaker 1: it's fine. And there was one guy standing there and
Speaker 1: one guy didn't want to cheers, and we're like, hey,
Speaker 1: what's wrong. What's your problem? He said, I don't know
Speaker 1: what you're cheers in for. Not happy? And I said, buddy,
Speaker 1: you made like six million dollars last year, what do
Speaker 1: you mean you're not happy. I'm not gonna be happy
Speaker 1: until I'm a billionaire. These people are miserable. They're miserable.
Speaker 1: You you, with your family of four making eighty grand
Speaker 1: a year, suburbs, ten year old car, you're happy because
Speaker 1: you appreciate it. Trust to me on this. You think
Speaker 1: I'm lying, I'm not lying. Now back to the CNN story.
Speaker 1: I don't know how I got sidetracked with that. I
Speaker 1: know you hate CNN. How can you not hate CNN?
Speaker 1: It's a disgusting, wretched communist propaganda network now that has
Speaker 1: told more lies and poured more poison into the society
Speaker 1: than any other entity I can think of. I haven't
Speaker 1: forgotten everyone else had. I haven't forgotten. And actually I
Speaker 1: think today is the seventh anniversary of it. You remember
Speaker 1: when Michael Brown and what is the name of that
Speaker 1: Michael Brown, and it's in Missouri. The place in Missouri
Speaker 1: that burned down. I don't know why I can't think
Speaker 1: of the name now. When Michael Brown assaulted a police
Speaker 1: officer and then was shot, he was shot. Police officer
Speaker 1: shoots and kills him, and immediately a story got put
Speaker 1: out there that he had his hands up and he
Speaker 1: was trying to give up before he got murdered. Obama's
Speaker 1: DOJ even investigated that and found out that wasn't true
Speaker 1: at all. He was assaulting the cop. CNN spread the
Speaker 1: lie and burn Ferguson Ferguson, Missouri. CNN burned that town
Speaker 1: down by spreading that lie. Well, they did something else
Speaker 1: and it's even worse. Hang on, this is a Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly show. It was nineteen eighty nine. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show, and it is a wild night. Of course,
Speaker 1: the big news is the Cuomo stuff. In case you
Speaker 1: missed my take on it, I'll get back to that
Speaker 1: in just a moment. But CNN I talked about it briefly. Yesterday.
Speaker 1: They ran a story about this young mother, this young
Speaker 1: poverty stricken mother who can't get by and she has
Speaker 1: these three kids, and they ran a headline story for
Speaker 1: of course, immediately the go fund me goes up, girl
Speaker 1: raises two hundred and thirty g's. It's the babysitter. It's
Speaker 1: not even the mother at all. It's the babysitter. And
Speaker 1: the reason, the reason it's so bad that these things
Speaker 1: keep happening is you don't believe anything anymore, and you shouldn't.
Speaker 1: It is all a lie. Every single thing you see
Speaker 1: is a lie. None of what you see is real anymore,
Speaker 1: none of it. I mean, they're pressing hard right now
Speaker 1: on the climate change stuff again. Scientists are saying, we
Speaker 1: only have so much time that we've already crossed the threshold.
Speaker 1: Any moment now, the world, the world will just go
Speaker 1: up in a ball of flames. And you're supposed to
Speaker 1: buy all this now, but you don't buy any of
Speaker 1: it anymore, right, and you shouldn't. You shouldn't. How many
Speaker 1: times do you have to be lied to? How many times?
Speaker 1: Fifteen days to slow the spread? Remember that, just fifteen days.
Speaker 1: And I don't know about you, but I'm starting to
Speaker 1: see it a lot more in the news of Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, hospitals are being overwhelmed. It's starting to hit
Speaker 1: the headlines again, have you heard these hospitals are out
Speaker 1: of beds, hospitals are being overwhelmed. The hospitals. Ah, And
Speaker 1: what's wild is that might actually be true this time.
Speaker 1: It could be I'm not in the hospitals. They could
Speaker 1: be overwhelmed. Every single time I see that headline, though,
Speaker 1: I remember a year and a half ago. I remember
Speaker 1: year and a half ago being told that I have
Speaker 1: to carpet bomb my economy and carpet bomb all my
Speaker 1: freedoms because hospitals are being overwhelmed. And then the hospitals
Speaker 1: never got overwhelmed. I mean Donald Trump case, you don't remember.
Speaker 1: I think it was the Comfort was the name of
Speaker 1: the ship. Donald Trump sent a US Navy medical ship
Speaker 1: to the port in New York City, remember the epicenter
Speaker 1: of where coronavirus was sent this huge ship there and
Speaker 1: they never saw a patient. I was told repeatedly by
Speaker 1: the news the hospitals in New York were being overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: The hospitals are overwhelmed. Having you heard the hospitals, the
Speaker 1: hospitals this, but none of them got overwhelmed. So if
Speaker 1: they're being overwhelmed this time, I'm not going to believe
Speaker 1: you anyway, I'm not going to believe anything you tell
Speaker 1: me now because I've been lied to time and time
Speaker 1: and time again. Let's get to some emails, Oh, handsome Jesse.
Speaker 1: That's how you start an email, right there, Chris. The
Speaker 1: fact that you made quote fingering the buns a very
Speaker 1: important step in your burger grocery shopping experience makes me
Speaker 1: so proud. My mother taught me to do that, to
Speaker 1: feel for firm bread, because no one's like sad squish bread.
Speaker 1: I've never I never see anyone do that when choosing bread. Also,
Speaker 1: only cheese on your burger. If you got to add
Speaker 1: more than cheese, it's not a good burger, she says.
Speaker 1: I can say her name. Her name is Melanie dad
Speaker 1: Gun right, and get what Chris Chris says, not a
Speaker 1: caramelized onion. Okay, all right, full disclosure here. If you
Speaker 1: missed what I'm talking about, if you have no idea
Speaker 1: what I'm talking about. Last night we had Megan Kelly
Speaker 1: on the show. If you missed it, you can catch
Speaker 1: a podcast. Megan Kelly made a reference during the interview
Speaker 1: to my world famous cheeseburgers. When I told you they
Speaker 1: were world famous, did you think I was kidding. I
Speaker 1: have the best burgers in the world. After she got
Speaker 1: off the show. It was in the final hour, Chris
Speaker 1: second hour, final hour. It was a final hour. Chris says,
Speaker 1: I don't remember. I don't remember anything. In the final
Speaker 1: hour of the show. I gave out my world famous
Speaker 1: burger recipe, step by step. I laid it all out
Speaker 1: for you last night. That's what this lady's talking about.
Speaker 1: Go and enjoy. Go and enjoy the greatest burgers in
Speaker 1: the world. You can catch it on the podcast All
Speaker 1: Seeing Oracle. I never ever say George Soros is good
Speaker 1: for nothing. When my wife heard your voice, she said,
Speaker 1: sounds sexy. What's he look like? I know deep in
Speaker 1: my heart that if she sees a photo of you,
Speaker 1: she'll never look at me the same. Thinking quick, I
Speaker 1: asked myself, what would Chris do, I bring up a
Speaker 1: pick of George Soros. She grimaces and walks out of
Speaker 1: the room. Turns out Soros is good for something. After all,
Speaker 1: you can use my name, and he said his name
Speaker 1: is Richard. That is not right, Richard, that is not right.
Speaker 1: Now there is a lady out there who thinks I
Speaker 1: look like Soros. Look in all seriousness. I understand he's
Speaker 1: old and father time comes for all of us. Right,
Speaker 1: father time comes for all of us. We're all going
Speaker 1: to get old and saggy and soft. And that's okay.
Speaker 1: It's not a big deal. Ladies. Remember what I told you.
Speaker 1: Stop with the surgery on your face. Some lines in
Speaker 1: your face. Look fine, you look beautiful. It's fine. It's
Speaker 1: how God made you. What is with the bags under Soros' eyes?
Speaker 1: Chris puts? If you google an image search of him,
Speaker 1: these bags, man, I don't know. This one's called steel.
Speaker 1: I was seven in nineteen ninety two and could name
Speaker 1: all the members of the Dream Team. My son is
Speaker 1: seven now and couldn't tell you one member of the
Speaker 1: Olympic team or any other professional athlete. The only sport
Speaker 1: he guys interested at all is MMA. So what are
Speaker 1: your thoughts on UFC? I know they mixed it up
Speaker 1: with the ESPN, but I gave up the NFL last
Speaker 1: year and I need something, all right, one, let's address
Speaker 1: the UFC thing first and foremost. That's an awesome thing
Speaker 1: for you to start watching with your kids. Ladies. If
Speaker 1: you're nervous about it, hear me out. Hear me, because
Speaker 1: I get a lot of this. Odd's too violent. It
Speaker 1: is not what it used to be. It is not. Yes,
Speaker 1: they're in there fighting and they're kicking and punching and
Speaker 1: people get knocked out and stuff like that, but it
Speaker 1: is They have changed the rules so much. I mean,
Speaker 1: you used to be able to punch people in the
Speaker 1: in the in the jewels man. You used to be
Speaker 1: able to do whatever you want. You can't do that anymore.
Speaker 1: That's one. It's it's okay for your son to watch it, ladies.
Speaker 1: That's one. Two. UFC's run by a bunch of fighters.
Speaker 1: One it's run by Dana White, who has been awesome.
Speaker 1: He's not been one of these woke guys. He was
Speaker 1: one of the leaders. For you talk about being more
Speaker 1: purposeful where you spend your money. You can spend your
Speaker 1: money with UFC and be proud too. Have you noticed
Speaker 1: how many UFC fighters have come out as right wingers?
Speaker 1: Have you noticed that this is the sport right now?
Speaker 1: And it's not like I'm getting paid to say that.
Speaker 1: I have no relationship with anybody at UFC. I've never
Speaker 1: met Dana White in my life. I don't know anybody there.
Speaker 1: I'm not encouraging you to do something because it benefits
Speaker 1: me at all. And this hit home for me because
Speaker 1: I miss sports so much. I miss them, and I
Speaker 1: don't miss them enough to go back. I'm not going back.
Speaker 1: I will not fund you dumping on my country. I
Speaker 1: will not. But man, I do miss them. I miss
Speaker 1: drilling up some wings and grabbing some beer and fighting
Speaker 1: some buddies over. Get on from church on Sunday and
Speaker 1: put your feet up and watch some NFL football. Man.
Speaker 1: I miss it. I do, and I don't think. I
Speaker 1: don't think those days are ever coming back again. I
Speaker 1: don't I want them to come back again. It's I'd
Speaker 1: give anything for it, but I don't think they're ever
Speaker 1: coming back again. I brought this up before, and actually
Speaker 1: we're gonna have him on the show next week. Jason Whitlock.
Speaker 1: He's a writer. You probably almost undoubtedly know who he is.
Speaker 1: He came on my TV show and he told me
Speaker 1: something about why they're never coming back again. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what he had to say in just a second.
Speaker 1: Hang on, it is the Jesse Kelly Show. I'll get
Speaker 1: back to my Cuomo thoughts in a second. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: repeat him for anybody who missed the very beginning of
Speaker 1: the show. But I just want to tell you I
Speaker 1: had Jason Whitlock on the email was about sports and
Speaker 1: Missus Sports, and he was asking about the UFC. I
Speaker 1: have always been under the impression that eventually, eventually the
Speaker 1: bottom was going to fall out of these sports leagues
Speaker 1: going hard left and for simple money reasons, they were
Speaker 1: going to have to give up all this crap. Just look.
Speaker 1: The bottom line is this is how media works. All media,
Speaker 1: this radio show included, it all works this way. You
Speaker 1: want to get as many ears and or eyeballs, depending
Speaker 1: if you're talking about TV or radio. You want to
Speaker 1: get as many eyes on you as humanly possible. Why
Speaker 1: because the more people who are watching your show, listening
Speaker 1: to your show, the more they're going to purchase things
Speaker 1: from the people who sponsor your show. The more they
Speaker 1: purchase things from the people who sponsor your show, the
Speaker 1: more your advertisers are going to want a sponsor on
Speaker 1: your show. Remember, everything's a business. It's a business too,
Speaker 1: it's not charity. Thus it. You know, they're here to
Speaker 1: make money. But if people are not watching and the
Speaker 1: ratings say they're not watching the NBA and NFL and
Speaker 1: all these the Olympics. The people are not watching, then
Speaker 1: those networks, those leagues, they're not going to be able
Speaker 1: to go to the advertisers, the sponsors, Nike, whatever, pick
Speaker 1: a company and charge what they've been charging, because Nike's
Speaker 1: going to come back and say, well, why would I
Speaker 1: pay you the same thing I was paying you when
Speaker 1: twenty five percent fewer people are watching it? You should
Speaker 1: be charging me twenty five percent fewer because I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get less of a return on my investment. Right, That's
Speaker 1: how I always anticipated it would work. Eventually, eventually the
Speaker 1: money runs out and you have to shut up about
Speaker 1: all this communist garbage. But Jason Whitlock came on my
Speaker 1: TV show and completely burst my bubble again. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: have him on the radio. I think Tuesday. I think next.
Speaker 1: Is it confirmed, Chris? And we confirm him. Oh nice,
Speaker 1: it's confirmed. Jason Whitlock. Next next Tuesday, So mark that
Speaker 1: one down. He's gonna come on. I'm not gonna spoil it.
Speaker 1: He's gonna come on and explain exactly why that's not
Speaker 1: gonna happen. I know, I know, Chris, I know, I
Speaker 1: just bumming me out too. Back to the Cuomo thing.
Speaker 1: What I said in the very beginning of the show.
Speaker 1: Listen right now. If you're one of the women he harassed,
Speaker 1: or you know one of the women he harassed, or
Speaker 1: you're just it hits home for you. Maybe you've gone
Speaker 1: through something like that, something awful like that in your life,
Speaker 1: and you want to kick back on a Tuesday night
Speaker 1: and raise a glass of wine and celebration that that
Speaker 1: scumbag is resigning. That's fine, that's totally fine. Be happy
Speaker 1: if you're one of the again, I think he killed
Speaker 1: fifteen thousand people or more. Well, those fifteen thousand people
Speaker 1: had relatives, and I probably conservatively said fifty thousand relatives.
Speaker 1: If you're one of the fifty thousand people who's a
Speaker 1: relative of someone who died because of Andrew Cuomo's policies,
Speaker 1: and you want to raise a glass of bourbon tonight
Speaker 1: and celebrate the fact that scumbag isn't going to be
Speaker 1: governor anymore, do it, man, do it, You deserve it.
Speaker 1: Do it. However, sometimes short term winds turn into long
Speaker 1: term losses. That's simply a fact. You can be happy
Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo was gone, and that's fine. I'm glad he's
Speaker 1: gone too, But you must understand a couple of things. One,
Speaker 1: the Democrats in New York they didn't take down and
Speaker 1: Drew Cuomo because they give a crap about anybody who
Speaker 1: was harassed at all. You notice, you notice they don't
Speaker 1: say anything about the fact Joe Biden's been caught on
Speaker 1: camera all over everybody, and these are people who need
Speaker 1: an adult to ride with him on the rides at
Speaker 1: Disney World, and nobody has said anything about that. Have
Speaker 1: you Have you wondered why? It's because these people don't
Speaker 1: actually care about harassment of any kind. They don't care
Speaker 1: about harassment of any kind. They don't care about dead people.
Speaker 1: They don't care about the women who were harassed. They
Speaker 1: don't care about anyone who died in a nursing home.
Speaker 1: I mean, remember, communists love killing old people. They're one
Speaker 1: of the first people to die when her Communists takeover,
Speaker 1: because they're not as useful in their eyes to the system.
Speaker 1: This was a political operation. The communist far left knives
Speaker 1: came out for Andrew Cuomo because Letitia James, who was
Speaker 1: a radical Marxist nutball it, wants to be the next
Speaker 1: governor and she wanted the old guard, the last of
Speaker 1: the old guard to be cast aside, clearing the field
Speaker 1: so she could be governor. Well, she might be governor now,
Speaker 1: she might end up being governor now. And I bring
Speaker 1: this up because this is a national push. We talked
Speaker 1: earlier in the show about Corey Bush. You remember Joe
Speaker 1: Biden the eviction moratorium we were all mad about on
Speaker 1: the show. I'm President of the United States, and I decided,
Speaker 1: you can't evict people anymore. Now. I understand this is
Speaker 1: not really illegal, and I certainly understand the courts are
Speaker 1: almost undoubtedly going to shoot it down. But I did
Speaker 1: it anyway because I think I can get away with
Speaker 1: it for long enough before the courts can shoot it down.
Speaker 1: That is an absolutely stunning thing for the Chief Executive
Speaker 1: Officer of the United States of America to say, those
Speaker 1: are amazing words. I'm doing this. It's against the law.
Speaker 1: I'm doing it because I can get away with it
Speaker 1: before the courts will come around to it. That's a
Speaker 1: big thing. So why did he say it? Why where
Speaker 1: did it come from? It came out of nowhere, Corey
Speaker 1: Bush an AOC. They put enough pressure on the President
Speaker 1: of the United States of America that he did this.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying to you is in New York and nationally,
Speaker 1: we are facing a takeover of the Democratic Party by
Speaker 1: people who will invent new ways to show you what
Speaker 1: radical means. You think they're almost done, and their eyes
Speaker 1: they haven't even gotten started. You think that this kind
Speaker 1: of insane destruction of everything you hold dear is surely
Speaker 1: coming to an end. Surely they have to stop. They
Speaker 1: don't look at it that way. Wrap your mind around this,
Speaker 1: and you have to understand this, because you have to
Speaker 1: understand how these people think you, a normal American. You're
Speaker 1: horrified by what you see. You look at what's happening
Speaker 1: to your culture, in your country, and you can't believe it.
Speaker 1: You can't believe it's happening. You can't believe the speed
Speaker 1: with which it's happening. It's unreal. How did this happen
Speaker 1: so fast? They're tearing everything up. You're horrified by the
Speaker 1: state of your nation. Right, I'm right there with you, right,
Speaker 1: so you and I you must understand though, these people,
Speaker 1: this new generation of Democrats, they look at all this madness,
Speaker 1: all this destruction, and they're also disgusted. They're disgusted it
Speaker 1: hasn't gone further. They're disgusted at all the things they
Speaker 1: haven't managed to ruin yet. That's the seriousness of what
Speaker 1: we're facing here. Yeah, short term win, absolutely, it's a
Speaker 1: great thing. Short term win. In the long term, you're
Speaker 1: gonna wish you had Andrew Como back. That's the truth
Speaker 1: of it. Even when Joe Biden's gone, Nancy Pelosi's gone,
Speaker 1: you hate him now, and I'm not telling you not
Speaker 1: to hate him. You hate him now ten years so
Speaker 1: now you're gonna want him back. Which brings me to
Speaker 1: the other point I made in the beginning of the show.
Speaker 1: You know, we like to do things right. We want
Speaker 1: to do things. Don't just don't just tell me what's wrong,
Speaker 1: tell me what to do, what and I do about it.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows what's wrong. This is wrong, and that's wrong,
Speaker 1: and everything's wrong. Give me something to do, give me
Speaker 1: an action item. What can I do about it? Well,
Speaker 1: if you're worried about what I'm talking about right now,
Speaker 1: and you should be, there is something you can do
Speaker 1: about it. You're not completely helpless. Can you completely win
Speaker 1: back this culture? Of course not nobody has that power.
Speaker 1: But there is something you can do, and I'll tell
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Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. So we are on our final segment here,
Speaker 1: and there's something for us to do. Right. We have
Speaker 1: an action item. If you're worried about the direction of
Speaker 1: the country, the direction of the Democratic Party, here's what
Speaker 1: you and I have to do. And this is going
Speaker 1: to be frustrating. You're not going to see instant results
Speaker 1: from it. I promise you that, nevertheless, it is necessary.
Speaker 1: You ready, you have a family member or a relative
Speaker 1: or a family member a relative, you have a friend
Speaker 1: or a family member who still votes Democrat all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about your young socialist college brother. I
Speaker 1: don't care about him. I'm talking about your older relatives.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's an uncle, grandma, maybe it's your dad, whatever
Speaker 1: the case. Maybe you have an older Democrat. That's fine,
Speaker 1: that's totally fine. You have to do something. You have
Speaker 1: to understand when they start voting Democrat. Because people generally
Speaker 1: don't change their habits as they grow when they started
Speaker 1: voting Democrat, the Democratic Party was way different than it
Speaker 1: is now. That's one. You must get that. Okay, there
Speaker 1: are so many older Democrats out there that were well,
Speaker 1: they thought the Democrat Party was the party or the
Speaker 1: working class, or my daddy was a steel worker, or
Speaker 1: say something like that. Okay, that's fine. You you must
Speaker 1: start calmly, and I can't stress this enough. Calmly working
Speaker 1: on your friend or family member. You're older one who
Speaker 1: still votes Democrat all the time. You must start working
Speaker 1: on them, explaining to them what they're voting for. Now.
Speaker 1: They don't know you. You're a human being who listens
Speaker 1: to talk radio. This is not this is not me
Speaker 1: doing that thing where people kiss up to the audience.
Speaker 1: You're smarter than everyone else. No, but we have all
Speaker 1: the numbers in We always get numbers. They're always checking
Speaker 1: this and checking that. Listeners of talk radio are, without question,
Speaker 1: the most informed voters out there on every issue that
Speaker 1: you just are. There's something about the medium. So you're
Speaker 1: someone who seeks out information. Good, good, We need you. Fine,
Speaker 1: they're not. They don't know. They don't have any idea
Speaker 1: about how insane the Democratic Party has gotten. They don't know,
Speaker 1: and they're never going to know until you tell them. Now,
Speaker 1: let me stress this. That's still your grandpa, that's still
Speaker 1: your aunt, that's your mom or your dad. And I
Speaker 1: know you're passionate, I know you care. Don't ruin your
Speaker 1: relationship by doing what I'm telling you to do. I'd
Speaker 1: feel terrible. Don't ruin your relationship. But you must start
Speaker 1: calmly explaining to them why they simply can and not
Speaker 1: go in and vote for the Democrat Party anymore. You
Speaker 1: don't have to sell it as being pro Republican. I'm
Speaker 1: not pro Republican. As you know, I trash Republicans all
Speaker 1: the time. You don't have to do that. But you
Speaker 1: must let them know. You must let them know what
Speaker 1: they're voting for. They don't know. They don't know. They
Speaker 1: don't listen like you listen. They don't know about the
Speaker 1: latest headlines. And if they do, if they hear about
Speaker 1: defund the police, which is not something any of the
Speaker 1: older Democrat would support. Ever, if they hear it, they'll
Speaker 1: convince themselves of this. That Wow, that's one guy. That's
Speaker 1: a one off. Okay, so Cory Bush said it. That's
Speaker 1: not a big deal. When you're bringing these arguments to them.
Speaker 1: Bring information as well. They're not young, crazy college socialists
Speaker 1: who won't be receptive to information. Say mom, dad, no,
Speaker 1: you don't understand this person supports it. Joe Biden is
Speaker 1: behind it. This is behind it. Bring information. It is critical,
Speaker 1: critical for the future of this country that older Democrats
Speaker 1: who still think it's the party of JFK or even
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton. It is critical for these people to wake
Speaker 1: up and realize, oh oh, something happened to this party
Speaker 1: and this is nothing like what I've ever known. They
Speaker 1: don't know and they're never going to know until you
Speaker 1: tell them. All right, So again I've just I want
Speaker 1: to stress that's your mom, drunk, your grandpa, whatever the
Speaker 1: case may be. Don't ruin a relationship with your older
Speaker 1: relative over politics. But we must start changing these people's minds.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is not president of the United States without
Speaker 1: all those older Democrats strolling in thinking they're herb. He's
Speaker 1: like Truman, isn't he. No, he's not. Those days are gone.
Speaker 1: The young nutball radicals have taken over this party. If
Speaker 1: your older Democrat relatives don't know, then they can't do
Speaker 1: anything about it and can't change anything. And one last
Speaker 1: thing on this. Don't get frustrated. It's that gonna work.
Speaker 1: The first time you bring this to them. They might
Speaker 1: not work. The tenth time. They might not work the
Speaker 1: twentieth time. It might not ever work. People get set
Speaker 1: in their ways. You do, I do. It's fine. I'm
Speaker 1: never gonna stop eating at Red Lobster. As you know,
Speaker 1: people get set in their ways. What Chris, You gotta
Speaker 1: try it once? Anyway, they get set in their ways.
Speaker 1: It's worth a fight, all right, all right, let's get
Speaker 1: to a couple of emails before you wrap things up here.
Speaker 1: I'm only gonna say you're handsome because you are being
Speaker 1: a straight male. That hurt, but I know how much
Speaker 1: you like to be praised on your looks. You sociopathic butthole.
Speaker 1: If Greg Abbott had any I don't think I can
Speaker 1: say that. You know what he's saying. He would investigate
Speaker 1: the misuse of campaign funds for the beeping idiots that
Speaker 1: left DC rather than show up for the special session. You,
Speaker 1: being a Texas transplant, should want to know where the
Speaker 1: money is going to stay. True. And it was hard
Speaker 1: writing an email like that because you're not my friend
Speaker 1: but just another radio personality. Yes, I can use some names.
Speaker 1: His name is Jason. Look, Jason, you're not wrong. The
Speaker 1: problem is these Democrats. It took off, Abbott didn't even
Speaker 1: arrest him. When they came back. Some judge issued an
Speaker 1: order saying he couldn't, and Greg Abbott complied. Democrats don't
Speaker 1: comply with any of those orders. They just go do
Speaker 1: whatever anyway and dare you to stop them. But we don't.
Speaker 1: We're the ultimate compliance party. Okay, I can't. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's what the judge said. I can't violate anything that
Speaker 1: judge said. I mean, I want to be a good guy.
Speaker 1: I've got to be a statesman, after all. That's what
Speaker 1: weake it. That's why we lose. That's why we always lose.
Speaker 1: All right, if you missed any part of the show,
Speaker 1: the whole thing's on iHeart, Google, Spotify, and iTunes. Remember
Speaker 1: if you missed my burger recipe from last night, that's
Speaker 1: on there as well. That's from yesterday, what Chris? All right,
Speaker 1: that's all