Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Friday. It's
Speaker 1: an ask Doctor Jesse Friday. And it's going to be
Speaker 1: such an awesome day today there's gonna be history. What's
Speaker 1: the most vicious level of politics they're trying to destroy Trump?
Speaker 1: What's their next points? Do I still believe they're going
Speaker 1: to finally get him? We're gonna talk about Democrats and
Speaker 1: Republicans tying more than one issue into a bill. Why
Speaker 1: do they do that? My favorite moment as a radio host,
Speaker 1: various primary supporters attacking other primary supporters. All that, so
Speaker 1: much more coming up tonight on the World Face. If
Speaker 1: it's Jesse Kelly Show, I want to begin right here
Speaker 1: though first, before we do anything else, I need to
Speaker 1: explain something about how I look at the country right now,
Speaker 1: how I see the state of things. And it may
Speaker 1: sound dark at first, but it's actually not. It's a
Speaker 1: message of hope. So just just stay with me there.
Speaker 1: The Daniel Penny story is a story that is captured honestly,
Speaker 1: the entire country way beyond New York City. Daniel Penny
Speaker 1: Marine corvette stops a bad man on the subway from
Speaker 1: hurting somebody. Guy dies facing manslaughter charges, Illegals jumping cops
Speaker 1: in New York already out, no bail, Scott Free, eating
Speaker 1: papoosas as we speak. I need to say something, and
Speaker 1: I really don't want it to sound as dark as
Speaker 1: it's because I believe me, I'm gonna put a cherry
Speaker 1: on top of it. At the end. People are understandably outraged.
Speaker 1: Understandably outraged. Hey, well, here we have this hero veteran
Speaker 1: save somebody, and here we have illegals trash in this place,
Speaker 1: and people are floored about the legals and what they've done.
Speaker 1: Did you see this little exchange You probably didn't because
Speaker 1: it was on CNN. Listen to this little exchange. Hey,
Speaker 1: what are illegals go spend money in Florida and then
Speaker 1: come back to New York.
Speaker 2: Within that group, there is this one percenter, you know,
Speaker 2: criminal element that looks at a different opportunity here. These
Speaker 2: individuals I went over there, rap sheets yesterday, multiple charges,
Speaker 2: grand larceny, robbery, attempted robbery, grand larceny, grand larceny. This
Speaker 2: particular crew operated on mopeds and scooters. They were doing
Speaker 2: organized retail theft. They were doing snatches on the street.
Speaker 2: One of them that they are still seeking has ten
Speaker 2: charges on one day because he's part of a pattern
Speaker 2: that's been going on. And I'm looking at the dates
Speaker 2: that they're arrest started. They've only been here a couple
Speaker 2: of months. So what the detectives are telling me is
Speaker 2: they have crews here that operate in New York, do
Speaker 2: all their stealing, then go to Florida to spend the money,
Speaker 2: and then come back. And I'm like, well, why don't
Speaker 2: they just stay and steal in Florida? And they said,
Speaker 2: because there you go to jail.
Speaker 1: Oh why don't they just stay and steal in Florida, Well,
Speaker 1: because there they go to jail. New York, they don't
Speaker 1: go to jail. If you try to stop a criminal,
Speaker 1: you go to jail. But if you are a criminal,
Speaker 1: you don't go to jail. So here it is. There
Speaker 1: are places in this country. It is not the country
Speaker 1: as a whole, but there are places in this country
Speaker 1: where we when I say we, I mean you and me,
Speaker 1: the good people who want what's good, where we have
Speaker 1: been conqueredest We're actually gonna talk a little bit about
Speaker 1: history deny it on the show and what not Conquest
Speaker 1: is the nature of man. It is the entire history
Speaker 1: of the world. As I read on the history story
Speaker 1: about this group or this people or this country, and
Speaker 1: you and you read about the ones who have been conquered.
Speaker 1: You know, nations get conquered, tribes get conquered, getting conquered
Speaker 1: and conquering. It's a state that many human beings have
Speaker 1: had to live through throughout history. New York City doesn't
Speaker 1: belong to us anymore. These extremely blue places we have
Speaker 1: been conquered there. Now, I'm not saying I am not
Speaker 1: saying we can never conquer them back, but I am
Speaker 1: telling you something that is hard to accept, but it
Speaker 1: is something you have got to ac to plan your future,
Speaker 1: to protect yourself, to understand where we are. You can
Speaker 1: call it a black pill or whatever you want to
Speaker 1: call it all you want. We have to have real,
Speaker 1: honest conversations about where we are. New York City doesn't
Speaker 1: belong to good people. It belongs to criminals. It belongs
Speaker 1: to the communists. Why does it belong to them? You
Speaker 1: know what I hate to say, it credit to them.
Speaker 1: They conquered it. They did it through the political process.
Speaker 1: They worked hard in their local elections when they had
Speaker 1: a Democrat in office who wasn't quite enough like Chairman Mao.
Speaker 1: They primaried him, got him out of office. They busted
Speaker 1: their butt, they knocked on doors, they donated money, They
Speaker 1: made sure they filled every single level of government with
Speaker 1: a committed communists who will do what they want him
Speaker 1: to do, from da to mayor to city council, you
Speaker 1: name it. They worked hard, they fought hard, and they
Speaker 1: conquered us. We got conquered. There are parts of this
Speaker 1: country that have been conquered that I'm not saying we
Speaker 1: can never conquer them back because that happens. I am
Speaker 1: saying we have got to have a sober, realistic view
Speaker 1: of the country we have versus the country we think
Speaker 1: we have. The truth is, why are any of us
Speaker 1: shocked that a good guys in jail and the bad
Speaker 1: guys are out in New York City? New York City
Speaker 1: belongs to the bad guys. Now they won. You know
Speaker 1: who gets to determine the laws, rules, who gets to
Speaker 1: live where?
Speaker 3: How?
Speaker 1: You know who gets to determine that in a city,
Speaker 1: ancient city in the year off zero, the year zero
Speaker 1: Jesus was born an ancient city. You know who's going
Speaker 1: to determine the laws, the rules in that city. The
Speaker 1: one who wins when Genghis Khan is sitting outside of
Speaker 1: the walls of your city. Genghis Khan was always very
Speaker 1: honest about it. You can submit now and do everything
Speaker 1: I tell you to do, or I'm going to kill
Speaker 1: everyone in that city. And do you know what? The
Speaker 1: cities that submitted got what they got. The ones who
Speaker 1: didn't everyone died. But the point was, if you weren't
Speaker 1: strong enough to fight off Genghis Khan, he was going
Speaker 1: to do with you as he pleased, because once he
Speaker 1: took you, it wasn't your city anymore. It may have
Speaker 1: been your city yesterday today it's his city, and in
Speaker 1: his city he does as he pleases. The truth is,
Speaker 1: there are parts of this nation that I love so much,
Speaker 1: and I know you do too. Where we have been conquered,
Speaker 1: they're not conquering it. We have been conquered. Now we
Speaker 1: can make plans to survive, to solidify the places we
Speaker 1: can save, to start working on taking the areas we've
Speaker 1: lost back. Yes, all those things are true, but we
Speaker 1: have to have an honest conversation about where we are.
Speaker 1: I love this little sound bite, this little. It's a
Speaker 1: Kathy Hogel then and now when it comes to illegals,
Speaker 1: you want to talk about a state that has been conquered.
Speaker 3: Despite where they came from, where, despite the circumstances that
Speaker 3: drove them to this country, into this state, we say you.
Speaker 4: Are welcome here.
Speaker 3: We are welcome with open arms, and will work to
Speaker 3: keep you safe, will not only howsup, will protect you.
Speaker 3: And the richness of the culture and the diversity and
Speaker 3: the food and the restaurants, and we know we're going
Speaker 3: to be coming because of these efforts are beyond measure.
Speaker 3: It's an extraordinary part of our story and it's woven
Speaker 3: into the story of New York.
Speaker 4: And they're coming from all over. But we have to
Speaker 4: let the word out that when you come to New York,
Speaker 4: we're not going to have more hotel rooms. We don't
Speaker 4: have capacity. So we have to also message properly that
Speaker 4: we're at our limit. If you're going to leave your country,
Speaker 4: go somewhere else with the Smith.
Speaker 1: You can hear it in her voice, can't you, So
Speaker 1: she knows all right, all right, enough, we're moving on.
Speaker 1: I just want to it's been on my mind. Just
Speaker 1: wanted to talk about that really quickly. Now, let's discuss
Speaker 1: Let's dig into these. Ask doctor Jesse questions. There are
Speaker 1: so many good ones, and so much history and fun
Speaker 1: stuff and political stuff and personal stuff. I like that. Jesse,
Speaker 1: Please explain why Congress Republicans and Democrats tie things together
Speaker 1: in one bill. She's talking about your border security in Ukraine.
Speaker 1: It hurts my brain and it's killing our country politically.
Speaker 1: I understand, but that's where it ends for me. It's
Speaker 1: old issues, I know, but thank you for bringing it out.
Speaker 1: She didn't say I can say her name, so I won't.
Speaker 1: This is one of those things people have been discussing
Speaker 1: as a as a campaign talking point for a long time,
Speaker 1: so it's not something new. It's certainly not something that's
Speaker 1: unique to me. I came up with this. But you
Speaker 1: know single issue bills. How many times have you heard
Speaker 1: people yell that, or maybe you've yelled at yourself single
Speaker 1: issue bills. Let's talk about why exactly they do this,
Speaker 1: and talking through the why makes me sick. But let's
Speaker 1: talk about why they do this and why we need
Speaker 1: to start holding our own people to account, not just
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Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday. All right, the question was about tying
Speaker 1: together different issues into one bill that the hot one
Speaker 1: today is, Oh, we'll secure the border if you give
Speaker 1: us money for Ukraine. You've heard me ranting about this
Speaker 1: all week. Well let's just talk. And I know it's
Speaker 1: kind of a simple point that everyone gets, but let's
Speaker 1: talk about why they do it. It makes me even angrier.
Speaker 1: These politicians, Democrat and Republican, they tie multiple issues together
Speaker 1: in one bill for one reason and one reason only.
Speaker 1: There's never a second reason. They do this out in
Speaker 1: the open, and they do it for one reason and
Speaker 1: one reason only so they can never be held to
Speaker 1: account for the crappy things they vote for, because they'll
Speaker 1: throw all kinds of crap in there, and they'll force,
Speaker 1: not force, people, but they'll make people feel obligated to
Speaker 1: vote for it because it'll have one decent thing in there.
Speaker 1: And so when they're called out on the horrible bill
Speaker 1: and all the crap in it, they could say what, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: but if I had to, it's I want you to
Speaker 1: picture this. You you work here in the studio and
Speaker 1: I show up one day and I say, hey, all right,
Speaker 1: we have uh, we have a huge day. These are
Speaker 1: some things we have on the agenda today. First, I've
Speaker 1: got a line on a box of gold coins. It's
Speaker 1: in the backyard. We've got to go dig up a
Speaker 1: box gold coins. Then we'll split the gold equally. Also,
Speaker 1: we have to repave the driveway, tear out the drywall
Speaker 1: in here, and take the trash out. And you can
Speaker 1: volunteer to do all of that, or you can sit
Speaker 1: today out. See. Well, see I said that I used
Speaker 1: the gold coins specifically for you, Chris, because I knew.
Speaker 1: I knew that's all I had to say, and you
Speaker 1: would be sucked in. Obviously we all know which direction
Speaker 1: Chris is going to choose now that the gold coins
Speaker 1: are out there. But you see, that's what they do.
Speaker 1: This is what Congress does. If I get elected to Congress,
Speaker 1: which I tried twice. That's not gonna happen. But if
Speaker 1: I get elected to Congress, and you know about the
Speaker 1: issues I'm passionate about. What's something I'm majorly passionate about, Chris? Okay,
Speaker 1: So Chris said, that's a great one. Chris said, abortion.
Speaker 1: I'm majorly passionate about that. And they throw out some horrible,
Speaker 1: crappy bill with all this pork spending here and just
Speaker 1: flat out bribery here and money for solar panels over here,
Speaker 1: and it all sucks, right, it's all horrible. But then
Speaker 1: they throw in some you pick whatever you want, some
Speaker 1: outstanding piece of pro life legislation they put in there
Speaker 1: as an amendment to it. And that's how they get
Speaker 1: people like me. They come to knock on my office. Hey, Congressman, Wow,
Speaker 1: is that in and out burger you're reading over there? Anyway, Congressman,
Speaker 1: we would like you to vote for this bill. And
Speaker 1: I stand up and I say, no, it's crappy. Look
Speaker 1: at all this stuff. It's bad. Well, I thought you
Speaker 1: were pro life, aren't you pro life? And if you
Speaker 1: vote for this bill, you can go back to all
Speaker 1: your constituents and tell them how pro life you are.
Speaker 1: You can do a big press conference today. Man, Look,
Speaker 1: I promised you I'd be pro life. It's a huge scam.
Speaker 1: Every time there's a bill with multiple issues in it,
Speaker 1: they're doing it to cover for themselves, to cover their
Speaker 1: own rear end. That's why they do it every time.
Speaker 1: And this is something both parties do all the time.
Speaker 1: It drives me insane. And they've been doing it for
Speaker 1: so long. Again, this is why it's a simplistic point.
Speaker 1: You know all this. You've probably been yelling about this forever.
Speaker 1: They've been doing it for so long that we just,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say we've accepted it. It still
Speaker 1: makes us angry, as you can tell. It still makes
Speaker 1: me angry. But it's not even scandalous anymore. I read
Speaker 1: what was it yesterday or the day before that article
Speaker 1: in Politico when they flat out said it was like
Speaker 1: paragraph six in the article, senators have been working for
Speaker 1: three months trying to tie border security with Ukraine funding. Wait? What?
Speaker 1: Hold on?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: No matter what you think about border security and no
Speaker 1: matter what you think about Ukraine funding, you've been working
Speaker 1: for three months trying to tie the two issues together.
Speaker 1: And why are you doing that, so every single one
Speaker 1: of you scumbags can go vote away our money in
Speaker 1: our freedom and not be held to account for your
Speaker 1: crappy votes. It's so the Democrats they'll pass this. Boy,
Speaker 1: well they won't end up passing it. I don't think
Speaker 1: they'll pass this border security slash Ukraine funding bill. And
Speaker 1: you know what they'll do. They'll run to the camera
Speaker 1: and they'll say, look at the money we got for Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Mainly because they know they're Democrat based. They're a bunch
Speaker 1: of stupid drones. You don't know anything about Ukraine, but
Speaker 1: they know they're supposed to worship it. We got money
Speaker 1: for Ukraine, look at us. And then Republicans they'll run
Speaker 1: to the microphone and they'll say, Wow, we secured our
Speaker 1: border just like you always wanted. Isn't that great? Guys?
Speaker 1: That's why they do it. It makes me sick, not
Speaker 1: just that they do it, that it's not even controversial anymore.
Speaker 1: It's not even scandalous anymore. In a country where we
Speaker 1: were getting our act together. Whoever was running against your
Speaker 1: congressman if he did that sort of thing, would be
Speaker 1: running ads against him because he knew it would make
Speaker 1: the people so mad ads that said, this guy loved
Speaker 1: two different issues together. What a scammer? Can you believe
Speaker 1: this guy? He wouldn't even have to tell you what
Speaker 1: the issues were. This guy voted for two different issues
Speaker 1: in the same bill. That should outrage the American people.
Speaker 1: But the scandal's so built into our politics now it doesn't.
Speaker 1: All right, we got to move on. We what's the
Speaker 1: most vicious level of politics? Oh, I'll tell you before
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Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. It's an
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday. I almost forgot. We forgot to
Speaker 1: pay homage to somebody before I get back to the
Speaker 1: ask doctor, Jesse questions, today's a big anniversary. You don't
Speaker 1: you don't know about it, Chris Oh. Ten years ago today,
Speaker 1: Bill de Blasio murdered a groundhog in New York. Don't
Speaker 1: you remember? You don't remember them. You don't remember this, Chris.
Speaker 1: You have to go pull up the video yet see
Speaker 1: if the audio is any good. It probably won't play
Speaker 1: on radio. I remember it like it was yesterday. He
Speaker 1: had to go out and do the politician thing, and
Speaker 1: they hand him this adorable groundhog named Charlotte, and Deblasio
Speaker 1: because he's a big stupid oaf holds up the ground
Speaker 1: hog and he tries to, you know, baby finger. It
Speaker 1: I'm sure he's never had a construction job in his life.
Speaker 1: He's got these little girl hands even though he's nine
Speaker 1: feet tall, and he just bumbles the groundhog. And groundhogs
Speaker 1: they're not you know, they're not housecats. They're not made
Speaker 1: to be body slammed by Bill Deblasio from ten foot
Speaker 1: High and free thing dies, Rest in peace, Charlotte. No,
Speaker 1: I'm kidding, but seriously, the placio all right, quit, dear
Speaker 1: showgun oracle. I just read a quote from Henry Kissinger
Speaker 1: that said, the reason that university politics is so vicious
Speaker 1: is because the stakes are so small. What do you
Speaker 1: think is the most vicious level of politics? Well, I
Speaker 1: wanted to talk to you about this actually. Now. First
Speaker 1: of all, I need to be clear. National politics obviously
Speaker 1: can be pretty hard nosed. It can be very very
Speaker 1: very hard nosed. When look, when I was running for Congress,
Speaker 1: I just look, we'll make it about me, but let's
Speaker 1: talk about me for a moment. When I was running
Speaker 1: for Congress in Arizona, it was I'll tell you, it
Speaker 1: was a lot for my family, my wife, my parents.
Speaker 1: To turn on the television set. You're watching the NFL
Speaker 1: game whatever, whatever people are watching and there's all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, an ad about your son, about your husband,
Speaker 1: making him look like a monster. It's one thing to
Speaker 1: have somebody say that about you. It's another thing to
Speaker 1: have that be ond television commercials. And then you find yourself,
Speaker 1: you know, looking around, Oh my gosh, you people people
Speaker 1: don't believe that, right, Well, that's really it was. I
Speaker 1: think about what that was like. And remember I'd never
Speaker 1: been involved in politics before, and so we didn't. It's
Speaker 1: not like we grew up that way. It was a lot.
Speaker 1: Now I will be I'll be honest. It never bothered me,
Speaker 1: and it still dumbfounds the wife to this day. Why
Speaker 1: it never bothered me? I just what people think. This
Speaker 1: does not bother me. It does not. It never bothered me.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed it. I thought it was cool. I thought
Speaker 1: it meant I was in the fight. I enjoy the fight.
Speaker 1: I enjoy them hitting back. I enjoy hitting them. I
Speaker 1: enjoy it. I like it. It makes you feel alive.
Speaker 1: That's not fun for a lot of people, though there
Speaker 1: are a lot. Most people aren't sociopaths like I am,
Speaker 1: so that's a lot. So again, national politics, that gets
Speaker 1: to be a lot the most vicious politics. The most
Speaker 1: vicious politics you will find though, they're local politics. And
Speaker 1: I was hesitant to say this because I always tell
Speaker 1: you to run for local office. But I think it's
Speaker 1: important people understand what they're getting into, and I don't
Speaker 1: want you to be afraid of it. Remember, we need you.
Speaker 1: We need you on that school board, not the guy
Speaker 1: across the street, not another lawyer. We need you on
Speaker 1: the school board. We need you in the state house,
Speaker 1: we need you in the city council. Anyway, local politics
Speaker 1: is so vicious, and it's so vicious for a couple
Speaker 1: different reasons. One of the main reasons local politics is
Speaker 1: so nasty is it comes to you where you live,
Speaker 1: and it comes to you whatever you're doing. And here's
Speaker 1: what I mean. You run for local office. You're gonna
Speaker 1: run into people who hate you in the grocery store.
Speaker 1: You might run into your political opponent at church on Sunday.
Speaker 1: It gets personal. People you know, neighbors of yours. Oh,
Speaker 1: they put up a yard sign for your opponent instead
Speaker 1: of you. Then you're looking across the street. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: if that's that's Susie's house, I brought her cookies with her.
Speaker 1: God got sick what I think, what Susie. But it
Speaker 1: hurts worse because it's personal, it's where you live, it's
Speaker 1: people you know, it's people you interact with. And it's
Speaker 1: worse because the people who get into these seats they
Speaker 1: jealously guard the power they have, like you can't even
Speaker 1: imagine the people think. People think the worst politics are
Speaker 1: the most vicious politics. That it's Washington, DC, and oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's very hard nosed. But local office. You take
Speaker 1: somebody who has run for city council, they've been sitting
Speaker 1: on the city council for ten years. This is a
Speaker 1: human being who is used to dictating which direction the
Speaker 1: city goes. Now you try to take that power away
Speaker 1: from them, they will fight you tooth and nail. And
Speaker 1: this goes way beyond places you know I read, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: of course it's New York City. This goes to small
Speaker 1: town America. I was actually swapping text messages, not yesterday,
Speaker 1: the day before with somebody, doesn't matter who it is,
Speaker 1: you would know this person. But he was getting involved
Speaker 1: locally in a tiny rural town in a western state
Speaker 1: and he got absolutely screwed by the local politicians there
Speaker 1: and they just flat out dating wrong. It looks it
Speaker 1: looks like it was probably illegal. Small all town politics
Speaker 1: is more nasty than any other version. That is the truth. Jesse,
Speaker 1: what's your favorite moment from the from your years of
Speaker 1: being a radio show host? Favorite moment? How man, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you this. This is gonna sound really cheesy. I
Speaker 1: don't even one. You know what, I don't even want
Speaker 1: to answer. It's gonna sound really cheap. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: I'll answer it. Chris. This is gonna sound very cheesy,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna sound like I'm a better person than
Speaker 1: I am. Justin I'm gonna get there. I I like
Speaker 1: to have some sort of meaning behind whatever i'm doing.
Speaker 1: A mission, if you will. I'm a very mission, mission
Speaker 1: focused person. I want a mission. I don't just want
Speaker 1: this or that or career or whatever. I want a mission,
Speaker 1: a goal of some kind. And believe me, I know
Speaker 1: that makes me sound a lot better than I am.
Speaker 1: I'm a piece the crap, all right, But I needed
Speaker 1: a mission. It's part of the reason I joined the Marines.
Speaker 1: It's the entire reason I ran for office when I
Speaker 1: got out. It's why I stayed in politics instead of
Speaker 1: going back to work. Construction. When I was in I
Speaker 1: wanted a mission. It's part of the reason I was
Speaker 1: done selling RVs. After I got done with all that.
Speaker 1: It was good job, good living. I'm glad I did it.
Speaker 1: I needed I needed a mission. So we started doing
Speaker 1: this and the show ended up. It ended up blowing
Speaker 1: up to where it is now. It's crazy. It's crazy
Speaker 1: that the show is big now. I just can't believe that. Anyways,
Speaker 1: we started doing this five years ago and the thing
Speaker 1: blew up on us. But remember, I don't do uh.
Speaker 1: I don't sit down and do a show for a crowd.
Speaker 1: Radio is very isolated. I'm sitting here by myself in
Speaker 1: a studio. There's Jewish producer Chris behind the glass, producer
Speaker 1: Michael's behind the glass. But other than that this, we
Speaker 1: work in a three man office every day. There's not cheering,
Speaker 1: cheering crowds or whatever. I don't I don't see you
Speaker 1: laugh when you laugh. We don't know. So you don't
Speaker 1: really understand that the show is meaningful for people until
Speaker 1: you start to get their interactions either. Remember we did
Speaker 1: the book tour. The book tour just blew me away.
Speaker 1: They had they had they figured that we would be
Speaker 1: two hours in each location it was four hours, and
Speaker 1: even then it was difficult to get through everyone. The
Speaker 1: lines were around the block. And and you talk to these
Speaker 1: people and what they mean, what the show means to you.
Speaker 1: That floored me. And honestly, I got this text message
Speaker 1: the other day. I don't know if I should read
Speaker 1: who it's from. It was from one of our whatever.
Speaker 1: I got this message the other day from from an advertiser.
Speaker 1: You would know. I need to tell you this. This
Speaker 1: is what he texted me. We just did a call
Speaker 1: with one of your listeners. He's a convicted felon non
Speaker 1: I lent drug charges, did six years and during that time,
Speaker 1: by his words, he found Jesse, Kelly and Jesus and
Speaker 1: has completely changed his life and is doing really really well.
Speaker 1: Now just know that you're doing some good work and
Speaker 1: so on that kind of stuff. It doesn't make my day.
Speaker 1: It makes my entire life that there's a dude right
Speaker 1: now listening to me in the joint and maybe for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, the show has helped him turn his life
Speaker 1: around a bit. He's about to turn things around and
Speaker 1: just have a changed life. That it helps kids. I mean,
Speaker 1: we get email some kids I listen at night when
Speaker 1: I go to sleep, my mom and dad aren't doing
Speaker 1: that well, like that stuff that honestly, I do it
Speaker 1: for free. I'd do it for free for that. That's
Speaker 1: freaking awesome, all right, enough for that, sappiness quit. Somebody's
Speaker 1: mad at DeSantis supporters. Someone else is mad at Trump.
Speaker 1: We haven't done Trump and Desantus stuff for a while.
Speaker 1: That'll be offensive and wonderful. Steer that real quick before
Speaker 1: we do that. Maybe offensive to you what I'm about
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Speaker 1: What Chris, we can make jokes. It's fine, we get
Speaker 1: that right. The Jesse Kelly Show, it is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. We have so much more to get to
Speaker 1: On a Friday and ask doctor Jesse. Friday, we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about human nature and conquests. Someone wants to know
Speaker 1: why someone think Vladimir Putin tries to conquer things. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about entertainment, creating it right now, though there
Speaker 1: are a couple different questions. DeSantis and Trump talk. We
Speaker 1: haven't done that in forever. Which one should we do first? Chris,
Speaker 1: We'll deal with this guy first because it's the top
Speaker 1: of my stack. Hey, Jesse, what do you think of
Speaker 1: DeSantis supporters who not only say they sit out in November,
Speaker 1: but they're actively trying to destroy President Trump on social
Speaker 1: media to the benefit of Biden. They openly admit they
Speaker 1: want the country to crash and burn with Biden as
Speaker 1: long as Trump doesn't get reelected. Okay, all right, A
Speaker 1: lot to this, so let's dig in here. First and foremost.
Speaker 1: You mentioned that it's on social media. Now I will
Speaker 1: throw up. I try to throw up a few things
Speaker 1: a day on Twitter. I don't really have any of
Speaker 1: the other social media stuff. I have them, but I
Speaker 1: don't have them on my phone. I never really look
Speaker 1: at them. I'm never there. But you know what I
Speaker 1: don't do. I don't spend a lot of time on
Speaker 1: social media. And here's why. Let me explain. It can
Speaker 1: give you an extremely false sense of how things are going,
Speaker 1: how people think, how people really react. I warned everyone
Speaker 1: in the very beginning of the primary. I warned everyone
Speaker 1: Trump supporters and Dessantis supporters. I warned you all, what
Speaker 1: would happen the candidits themselves. You should toss all the
Speaker 1: mony at the candidate you oppose. That's what a primary
Speaker 1: is for. But I warned you the people in the
Speaker 1: opposing camp, the supporters, they're your people. They just support
Speaker 1: someone different. Trump supporters and desantisp I've been to a
Speaker 1: Trump rally, I've been to a DeSantis event. I know
Speaker 1: the people. They're all the same that the same people.
Speaker 1: You want the same things, slightly different. Obviously, some value
Speaker 1: different things because they are two very different men. But
Speaker 1: the people. If you're a Trump fan, the DeSantis people
Speaker 1: are not your enemy. If you're a DeSantis fan, the
Speaker 1: Trump people are not your enemy. But here's what happened
Speaker 1: in that primary. In the primary, it never got extremely competitive.
Speaker 1: Trump never got DeSantis never got close enough to Trump.
Speaker 1: It did, however, get vicious between the supporters themselves. It
Speaker 1: went from if you're a de Santist supporter, I hate
Speaker 1: Trump and the back stuff, or if you're a Trump supporter,
Speaker 1: I hate DeSantis and he's disloyal. It went from that
Speaker 1: to you're a stupid, idiot, loser. I hate you for
Speaker 1: supporting Trump. I'll kill you. Turned into that kind of craziness.
Speaker 1: It turned into people being terrible to the supporters of others.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. We love, especially dudes. I don't
Speaker 1: want to speak for women here, but especially dudes. We
Speaker 1: love drastic things, and we love extreme things. Dudes love
Speaker 1: movies like uh Man on Fire. You ever see that movie.
Speaker 1: It's a great Denzel Washington movie. You never saw it.
Speaker 1: Chris it's right up your rally, dude. He's a killer.
Speaker 1: He's an assassin, and they managed to make it mad
Speaker 1: and he just goes around killing a bunch of people,
Speaker 1: like putting explosives up their butts and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Crazy stuff. Now that's obviously not ideal. You don't want
Speaker 1: to go around killing people and stuff like that, But
Speaker 1: dudes love that movie. Yo, John Wick, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: shoot a bunch of people in the face because my
Speaker 1: dog died. It's lilloy extreme. But we love that stuff,
Speaker 1: and in politics, we love things like this. This is
Speaker 1: what you'll see this a lot. No, we're going scorched
Speaker 1: earth on them. We're going scorched earth. No, it's time
Speaker 1: to go scorched earth. Understand. To supporters, Well, that's fine.
Speaker 1: The problem with scorched earth is the earth tends to
Speaker 1: be scorched when you're done. If you start throwing nails
Speaker 1: at the supporters on the other side, and both sides
Speaker 1: did it, so don't say I didn't I didn't. Maybe
Speaker 1: you didn't. Both sides did it. It quickly descended into
Speaker 1: a fight of supporters instead of the candidates themselves. You
Speaker 1: start in on that, well, sometimes those wounds don't just
Speaker 1: heal up in fifteen minutes. Now, I do want to
Speaker 1: come back to this. Remember, social media is not reflective
Speaker 1: of the attitude of most people. Are there DeSantis supporters
Speaker 1: who will not support Trump ever? Again? Of course, not
Speaker 1: just because of the primary half. The reason a lot
Speaker 1: of DeSantis supporters are DeSantis supporters is because they have
Speaker 1: real access to grind of various kinds with Trump. Are
Speaker 1: there some that will never support them again? Of course?
Speaker 1: Is that the vast majority? No it's not. It's not
Speaker 1: the vast majority are planning on voting for Trump this November.
Speaker 1: Don't sit in stress about what one dude on Facebook
Speaker 1: or whatever said, I'm never voting Trump again. There are
Speaker 1: some people out there like that, for sure. Are there
Speaker 1: a bunch of them? It's not the majority, No, no,
Speaker 1: it's not. But in a primary, when you take the
Speaker 1: guns away from the candidates themselves and you start aiming
Speaker 1: those guns at the supporters of the other guy, people
Speaker 1: don't get over that right away. Lots of times they
Speaker 1: don't get over that right away. And that's the way
Speaker 1: it goes again. Scorched earth sounds great until you need
Speaker 1: to plant some crops after the war and then you
Speaker 1: find out, Wow, the earth is scorched. Who did that all? Right? Now?
Speaker 1: Someone else that was a pro Trump guy. This guy's
Speaker 1: mad at Trump about primaries. He wants to talk about
Speaker 1: Trump and Trump primaries creating entertainment. We have so much
Speaker 1: to get to. We also have to again have another
Speaker 1: little chat about Janet Yellen coming out and just flat
Speaker 1: out admitting that, oh, we're not even trying to get
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