Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show, Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Tuesday. And before I get into the majorcis talk
Speaker 1: from today. Before I get into it, well, the FAA
Speaker 1: and the kind of frightening information happening over there and
Speaker 1: much much more. I need to get to this a
Speaker 1: little PSA. I obviously this is not some self help show,
Speaker 1: but whenever possible, we try to make sure people are
Speaker 1: aware of various threats that are out there and things
Speaker 1: like that. And this one actually specifically is for veterans
Speaker 1: of the name. Do we have any sailors listening right now?
Speaker 1: Veterans of the Navy. Something you just should probably be
Speaker 1: aware of, all right? Just here it is headline. A
Speaker 1: new strain of monkey pocks with pandemic potential is discovered
Speaker 1: in Africa. What, Chris, We're helping people out. If people
Speaker 1: are in the Navy, they have a unique risk of this.
Speaker 1: I wanted everyone to make sure they were aware of it.
Speaker 1: So you've ever been in the navy, monkey pox is
Speaker 1: out there? Just something to well stay safe out there.
Speaker 1: Phyllis all right, anyway, may Orc has spoke today in
Speaker 1: front of the House, the Secretary is the border secure?
Speaker 2: For Congressman, as I have articulated earlier in this hearing.
Speaker 1: Just a yes or no is fine.
Speaker 2: Is the border secure, mister Secretary today, with the authorities
Speaker 2: and the funding that we have, it is as secure
Speaker 2: as it can be. Well, we all know that this
Speaker 2: is not a budget issue.
Speaker 1: That's a policy issue. Yeah, these people opened up our
Speaker 1: border on purpose. I still we've talked about this before.
Speaker 1: I still have a hard time walking through this in
Speaker 1: my mind for what that means for us as a nation.
Speaker 1: And this this is what I mean in a country,
Speaker 1: even a country like ours, a representative republic, No, you
Speaker 1: have Republicans, you have Democrats. That's generally who's going to
Speaker 1: be in charge. But what does it mean that whenever
Speaker 1: a Democrat is now elected, they will purposely open up
Speaker 1: the borders and flood your country with illegals. When I
Speaker 1: say what does it mean? I mean what does that
Speaker 1: mean for us as a country? And more specifically, I'll
Speaker 1: just be honest with you. The question I ask is
Speaker 1: can we be saved as a nation if you find
Speaker 1: yourself there as a nation where anytime one of the
Speaker 1: two political parties gets elected, the world will know. It
Speaker 1: can flood your country with every dirt ball in its borders.
Speaker 1: You can send them all here. Are you still a country?
Speaker 1: Can you survive that? And as I've said before, you
Speaker 1: even if you have the sunniest outlook on this, ah,
Speaker 1: we're just gonna elect Trump in November and he's going
Speaker 1: to deport all of them, even if you actually believe that.
Speaker 1: What if he does, then you're telling me the next
Speaker 1: time a Democrat gets elected, we can expect ten million more,
Speaker 1: twenty million more the next time there were So we're
Speaker 1: going to go back and forth like that. How could
Speaker 1: we survive that? And you know this is the stated
Speaker 1: position of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 3: Now, several studies show that immigrants are forty six percent
Speaker 3: less likely to commit a crime, and that in communities
Speaker 3: that had an influx of undocumented immigrants, crime actually goes down.
Speaker 1: That's Max Frost. He's a dirty communist out of Florida.
Speaker 1: And yeah, Chris, that's his real name. I know, it's
Speaker 1: kind of cool anyway, that's Max Frost, a dirty communist
Speaker 1: out of Florida, spouting lies. Of course, you know that's
Speaker 1: all a lie. Everything he just said there is a lie.
Speaker 1: But these people want more illegals here. Here was Dan
Speaker 1: Bishop today with majority.
Speaker 4: I understand this. RCM has denied that this is authentic,
Speaker 4: But let me ask you this, what actions is the
Speaker 4: Department of Homeland Security taking to ensure that non citizens
Speaker 4: are being prevented from registering and voting unlawfully?
Speaker 2: Congressmen, individuals who are not citizens of the UK.
Speaker 1: I should note before he answers that we have this
Speaker 1: courtesy of the Oversight Project. Flyers being distributed in Mexico
Speaker 1: to illegals who are coming here. They're being distributed at
Speaker 1: an NGO in Mexico. There. Well, here's exactly what the
Speaker 1: flyer reads. Tell me this isn't jaw dropping El centro
Speaker 1: de ricursos s un complejo de officientis day six uninade
Speaker 1: doddis k s l L hoger de hias. Believe that
Speaker 1: in American that translates to reminder to vote for President
Speaker 1: Biden when you were in the United States. We need
Speaker 1: another four years of his term to stay open. The
Speaker 1: translation actually is what it says. I'm not making that
Speaker 1: part up. I mean, look, here's one of the guys
Speaker 1: at an n g O trying to get as many
Speaker 1: illegals in the country all. Honestly, we're just trying to
Speaker 1: help as many people as possible for you know, before
Speaker 1: Trump gets re elected. So but they're not voting in elections.
Speaker 1: Did you want me to read the rest of the
Speaker 1: statement says right here at bayamos la quippo legal por
Speaker 1: for for totos les medios bus blazes. Digest that as
Speaker 1: you think about, as you listen to Alejandro May and
Speaker 1: Dan Bishop.
Speaker 4: I understand this. Our CM has denied that this is authentic.
Speaker 4: But let me ask you this, what actions is the
Speaker 4: Department of Homeland Security taking to ensure that non citizens
Speaker 4: are being prevented from registering and voting unlawfully?
Speaker 2: Congressmen, individuals who are not citizens of the United States
Speaker 2: cannot vote in federal elections.
Speaker 4: But that's not what I asked. I asked what actions
Speaker 4: DHS is taking to ensure that that doesn't occur.
Speaker 2: Well, two things. Number one, I believe that it is
Speaker 2: stayed in local election officials that monitor the eligibility of individuals.
Speaker 2: We do not oversee the election enrollment process. What we
Speaker 2: do is enforce our borders.
Speaker 4: And in fact, so it says shorter nothing. In fact,
Speaker 4: how can Congress and the American people have confidence that
Speaker 4: the outcome of close the elections will not turn on
Speaker 4: the votes of non citizens who have registered and voted unlawfully.
Speaker 2: Congressman, election security is one of our priorities in the
Speaker 2: distribution of federal grant funds to state and local jurisdictions.
Speaker 2: We have made election security a priority, and you have
Speaker 2: mandated reclaim.
Speaker 1: Something to think about there at the end, isn't it?
Speaker 1: He was asked, what you're doing to make elections secure?
Speaker 1: And the DHS, the same DHS that opened up our
Speaker 1: borders on purpose, they're the ones distributing the funds to
Speaker 1: make sure election integrity is on the up and up. Huh,
Speaker 1: Nothing to worry about there, anyway, here's some more.
Speaker 4: To your orders. The apartment homeowned security of paroled Venezuela
Speaker 4: and Jose Evara into the United States. He of course
Speaker 4: went on to a variety of crimes, culminating and beating
Speaker 4: a young woman to death in Georgia. The relevant statute
Speaker 4: grants you authority to parole aliens into the United States
Speaker 4: quote only on a case by case based for urgent
Speaker 4: humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit close quote, which was
Speaker 4: it in mister Ibarra's case. Humanitarian reasons or significant public
Speaker 4: benefit that you paroled him into the United States.
Speaker 2: A Congressman, we abide by the law. We apply our
Speaker 2: parole processes in obeyance of the law. The public safety
Speaker 2: of the American people is our highest priority, and I
Speaker 2: would be pleased to share case details with you on
Speaker 2: any case of concern to you subsequent to this hearing.
Speaker 2: I don't have the case details with me today.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not really asking for detail. I'm only asking
Speaker 4: for one simple effect, which is was it urgent, humanitarian
Speaker 4: reasons or significant public benefit that under your orders, mister
Speaker 4: Ibarro was paroled into the United States.
Speaker 2: My answer remains the same kindness.
Speaker 1: Well, we all know why Eborrow was turned loose to
Speaker 1: be a woman to death, and I know we all
Speaker 1: focus on that story, of that Lake and Riley story.
Speaker 1: I know we all focused on that at the time.
Speaker 1: But the truth is Americans across the country have been
Speaker 1: beaten and raped and murdered by illegals over and over
Speaker 1: and over and over again. They kill entire families drunk driving,
Speaker 1: They rape women when they're out at night, They murder people,
Speaker 1: they film child pornography within our borders. We have a
Speaker 1: country full of criminals who should not be here, and
Speaker 1: they are here because Democrats and Republicans opened up the
Speaker 1: borders of the United States of America and flooded this
Speaker 1: country with vile scum on purpose. So again I ask
Speaker 1: my question, and I don't think there's an answer to it.
Speaker 1: So don't bother. How do we save this if that's
Speaker 1: our condition. If one of the two political parties believes
Speaker 1: in flooding the country with rapists, and every time they
Speaker 1: take office they will flood the country with rapists, well
Speaker 1: what do we do? Well, that's why I talk about
Speaker 1: local all the time. All Right, I'm gonna get to
Speaker 1: some emails before I get to the FAA. Some people
Speaker 1: were nervous flyers anyway, And if you are, I'll make
Speaker 1: sure I give you a heads up for when you
Speaker 1: out to mute the radio. We get ready for that
Speaker 1: after emails. Next it is the Jesse Kelly Show on
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Speaker 1: Biden's out there telling lies again, only this time he
Speaker 1: told a lie that he himself admitted was a lie.
Speaker 1: This was him.
Speaker 5: My dad used to say, Joey, and I swear to
Speaker 5: God when he left Scranton when Cole died. My dad
Speaker 5: was not a was He was a salesperson. He wasn't
Speaker 5: a coal miner.
Speaker 2: My great grandpa was.
Speaker 1: But Grandpa was a coal miner. Except Joe Biden, back
Speaker 1: when he had a functional brain, went on John Stewart's
Speaker 1: show in two thousand and four.
Speaker 5: And he said this, Hey, look, everybody tells you just
Speaker 5: you know, don't take any chances, because the truth of
Speaker 5: the matter is, I've gotten myself in trouble, and hell,
Speaker 5: I might be president now if it weren't for the
Speaker 5: fact I said my I had an uncle who was
Speaker 5: a coal miner. It turned out anybody in the coal mines,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. Really, I tried that crap
Speaker 5: you know about it didn't work, but I.
Speaker 6: Actually thought it. You believed it.
Speaker 5: I actually believed it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: I'm from Scranton, Pennsylvania. I figured there had to be
Speaker 5: a coal miner.
Speaker 1: Somewhere in the family. Nothing, huh, nothing.
Speaker 5: It was an engineer, I mean, the guy.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: We were Irish, you know, and the Irish I thought
Speaker 5: the Welsh and English owned the deal and we must.
Speaker 1: Have stabbing the dark because I was having a dark
Speaker 1: and I found out he graduated from Lehigh. I mean,
Speaker 1: what can I say? But now he's old, brain breaking down,
Speaker 1: can't help himself anymore. Right, Let's get to some emails, Jesse,
Speaker 1: Dear doctor Handsome, since we always stick to the most
Speaker 1: pressing of national issues, I wanted to know your thoughts
Speaker 1: on this. I was admittedly a late bloomer and never
Speaker 1: dip my pizza crust and ranch until I was in
Speaker 1: my mid twenties. While it would be a disservice to
Speaker 1: simply call qeso a condiment, I firmly believe it's better
Speaker 1: than ranch or fry sauce on most foods. Grab a
Speaker 1: can of your favorite Freedo's Jalapino cheddar dip, and suddenly
Speaker 1: those dry and boring pizza bones come to life. His
Speaker 1: name is Mike. Well, Mike, you're right and you're wrong.
Speaker 1: You see, here's what happened with you, Mike. You were
Speaker 1: dipping your pizza crust and ranch. Then you discovered keso
Speaker 1: and you stopped doing that. Now you dip your pizza
Speaker 1: crust and qso. But well, we just put it to
Speaker 1: you this way. If you were starting a baseball team,
Speaker 1: and the first player who walked in was Mickey Mantle.
Speaker 1: You thought, Wow, that's awesome, Mickey Mannle can play for
Speaker 1: my team. And then the next guy who walks in
Speaker 1: is Babe Ruth. Do you remove Mickey Mantle from the
Speaker 1: team because you acquired Babe Ruth? Or do both of
Speaker 1: them get to play for your team? You see what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, Mike. You see, ranch and caso are both
Speaker 1: used when it's available for pizza. And here's how it works.
Speaker 1: I get endless ridicule for this in my house, the
Speaker 1: pizza itself beep little dip in the ranch, every single
Speaker 1: bite of the pizza boop ranch, boop ranch, boop ranch.
Speaker 1: Then all I've got left is this crust, ew crust.
Speaker 1: Who cares about that? What's that dip? Just the crust
Speaker 1: in the caso? The ranch is for the meat at
Speaker 1: the pizza. The caso is for the crust. You're welcome, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I live in a blue state with every intention to
Speaker 1: move out when I'm done with school. But what if
Speaker 1: all the Conservatives and blue states voted for Kennedy. I
Speaker 1: would still vote all Republican in the other races. But
Speaker 1: Trump has no chance of winning in my state. So
Speaker 1: why not try to screw up the comedis as much
Speaker 1: as possible like they did with Trump and Haley. I
Speaker 1: love your thoughts. His name is Steve. Steve. It doesn't work.
Speaker 1: And here's what I mean by it. These these decisions
Speaker 1: we try to make when we try to get cute
Speaker 1: in politics. Then we try to say, well, everyone should
Speaker 1: just do blank. Well, that doesn't work because people aren't
Speaker 1: listening to you and me. Now I understand some people
Speaker 1: listen to you and some people listen to me, but
Speaker 1: we're not actually in control of everything when you tell people.
Speaker 1: When I tell people to get out of your blue
Speaker 1: state move to a red state, I will inevitably have
Speaker 1: somebody email in and say that's crazy, that's stupid. Move
Speaker 1: to a purple state, and let's turn it red. You
Speaker 1: don't understand I'm telling you to get out of a
Speaker 1: blue state and move to a red state because you're
Speaker 1: probably already doing it in the very least you're considering it.
Speaker 1: People aren't going to pack up, sell their home, change jobs,
Speaker 1: and move for strategic political reasons, and if they do,
Speaker 1: they're not going to do it in mass So we
Speaker 1: can't try to get cute with that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: All right, let's move on and talk about this really quickly.
Speaker 1: A couple stories. One headline, US Sentcom at Central Command
Speaker 1: concludes twenty twenty one Cobble Airport bombing was not preventable. Okay,
Speaker 1: now I'm going to explain something, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: explain it in the most basic way possible. Suicide bombers. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not the world's expert on it. I know a
Speaker 1: little bit. I know a little bit about it. I've
Speaker 1: had the pleasure, let's just say that. And they're very,
Speaker 1: very difficult. It's difficult to deal with a suicide bomber.
Speaker 1: This was not unique to America, in Iraq, or Afghanistan
Speaker 1: or anyone else. Historically, armies have found it very difficult
Speaker 1: to deal with people who want to die for their cause.
Speaker 1: I talk all the time about the Pacific War, and
Speaker 1: part of the reason I find the Pacific portion of
Speaker 1: World War II fascinating is the Japanese and how much
Speaker 1: they wanted to die. If you go buy a book
Speaker 1: Touched with Fires, one of my favorite books. If you
Speaker 1: go buy that book, you know how they have the
Speaker 1: picture section in the middle. I remember it like it
Speaker 1: was yesterday. You can look at the picture section in
Speaker 1: the middle, and one of the pictures is they have
Speaker 1: pictured a Japanese soldier who'd run out into the ocean
Speaker 1: so he wouldn't be captured. He has pulled the pin
Speaker 1: on a grenade. He's holding it to the side of
Speaker 1: his head and right before it went off, they took
Speaker 1: the picture. The Japanese used to guard their machine gun nests.
Speaker 1: How they would take a sharpshooter and they would tie
Speaker 1: him to the top of a tree. Now, you don't
Speaker 1: want to be tied to the top of a tree,
Speaker 1: so you can move after you shoot so you don't die.
Speaker 1: But if you don't care about dying, you can tie
Speaker 1: your people to the tops of the trees. Now, let's
Speaker 1: talk about suicide bombers preventable and why this is killing recruitment.
Speaker 1: Before we do those things, let's talk about this. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the fiz of stuff has gone through. If you've been
Speaker 1: paying attention at all, you know full well by now
Speaker 1: the foreign aid bills are going to sail through as well. Republicans, Democrats,
Speaker 1: they're going to sail those through. Well, probably not the
Speaker 1: Israeli ones that the Democrats will probably kill those but
Speaker 1: they're not going to stop spending. They're not going to
Speaker 1: stop printing. They're not We know now that inflation is
Speaker 1: way out of control, still still on pace for four
Speaker 1: point eight when they're trying for two. Are you taking steps?
Speaker 1: Are you making preparations, financial preparations. Let's talk about retirement preparations.
Speaker 1: You have an IRA or four oh one K. How
Speaker 1: much gold or silver do you have in it? You know,
Speaker 1: Oxford Gold. They'll make gold or silver whichever you want,
Speaker 1: part of your IRA, your four oh one K to
Speaker 1: make sure your retirement account doesn't get wiped out when
Speaker 1: the stock market does. That's a basic step. My goodness.
Speaker 1: If you just retired, you're closed to retirement. You're building
Speaker 1: up a four one K called Oxford Gold Group eight
Speaker 1: three three nine nine five gold eight three three nine
Speaker 1: nine five gold. Jesse Kelly Vaccian, it is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. And I realized I forgot to go back
Speaker 1: to the thing that I had teased before about this
Speaker 1: institutional example, about institutional power, and we were talking about
Speaker 1: the commis. So let me address this really quickly before
Speaker 1: I get back to the suicide bombing thing. You know what,
Speaker 1: Now I'll finish a suicide bombing, and then I get
Speaker 1: back to that. So suicide bombs preventable, not preventable. Well,
Speaker 1: it's very difficult to stop somebody who wants to kill themselves.
Speaker 1: It's very very difficult kill you and themselves, very difficult. However,
Speaker 1: we had Bogram in Afghanistan. We had the big base,
Speaker 1: the big air base in Afghanistan. And what having a
Speaker 1: base like that does for you is it strictly It
Speaker 1: tightly controls how people can approach your personnel. One example
Speaker 1: of a million I could give you. And again I'm
Speaker 1: not the world's expert. I know a little bit about
Speaker 1: a little bit just because I had to do some
Speaker 1: of this stuff. If you have a gate, you have
Speaker 1: a gate for your base, right, Well, you don't just
Speaker 1: have a long straight road leading up to the gate
Speaker 1: of your base. You learn this after one or two
Speaker 1: suit suicide bombs. You have curves built in, and not
Speaker 1: only curves. I remember a base like it was yesterday
Speaker 1: we had in Iraq. You have these gigantic rock concrete
Speaker 1: barriers up forcing you to slow down to a crawl
Speaker 1: as you approach the base. You don't get to dishammer
Speaker 1: it going sixty and then set off your suicide bomb
Speaker 1: when you get there. That's just one example in a
Speaker 1: million of things you can do when you're dealing with
Speaker 1: suicide bombers. US Central Command just concluded that Kabo Airport
Speaker 1: bombing was not preventable. Well, yeah, the second you put
Speaker 1: our marines or airmen or army guys, our navy guys,
Speaker 1: the second you put them running security outside of a
Speaker 1: civilian airport standing on the side of a ditch. Yes,
Speaker 1: you've all of a sudden made sure that a suicide
Speaker 1: bomb is not preventable. But it is a flat out lie,
Speaker 1: a lie from the pit hell that this thing wasn't preventable,
Speaker 1: and the marine's are already freaking out about it. It's bip.
Speaker 1: It's bull beep. A marine at the center of the
Speaker 1: New Afghanistan probe accuses the Pentagon of covering up evidence.
Speaker 1: Maybe you remember this guy, Sergeant Tyler Vargas Andrews. We've
Speaker 1: played his audio before for you on this show, That
Speaker 1: lion from over there who was watching the suicide bomber,
Speaker 1: who notified his commander that's a suicide bomber. May I
Speaker 1: kill him now, please before he kills all of us.
Speaker 1: Remember that audio where he asks his commander, Chrisy grabbing
Speaker 1: that where he asks his commander, Hey, that's the suicide bomber.
Speaker 1: Do you think can we kill this guy? And remember,
Speaker 1: the commander tells him, I'm not really sure. I'll get
Speaker 1: back to you, and the commander never does. And this guy,
Speaker 1: this guy's missing an arm today, and here he was.
Speaker 7: I requested for the battalion commander, Lieutenant Colonel Brad Whited,
Speaker 7: to come to the tower to see what we did.
Speaker 7: While we waited for him, psychological operations individuals came to
Speaker 7: our tower immediately and confirmed the suspect met the suicide
Speaker 7: bomber description. He eventually arrived and we showed him our evidence,
Speaker 7: the photos we had of the two men. We reassured
Speaker 7: him of the ease of fire on the suicide bomber. Pointedly,
Speaker 7: we asked him for engagement authority and permission. We asked
Speaker 7: him if we could shoot our Bitellion commander said, and
Speaker 7: I quote, I don't know end quote. Myself and my
Speaker 7: team leader asked, very harshly, well who does, because this
Speaker 7: is your responsibility, sir. He again replied he did not know,
Speaker 7: but would find out. We received no update and never
Speaker 7: got our answer. Eventually the individual disappeared. To this day,
Speaker 7: we believe he was a suicide bomber. We made everyone
Speaker 7: on the ground to where operations had briefly halted but
Speaker 7: then started again, plain and simple, we were ignored.
Speaker 1: Central Command just did a study on it and decided
Speaker 1: that marine's a liar. I want to know why you
Speaker 1: can't get people to sign up anymore. Their recruiting shortfalls
Speaker 1: are so bad the Army or no, it's the Marines.
Speaker 1: Maybe other branches too, but I know this is happening
Speaker 1: in the Marines. They're temporarily promoting some officers because they're
Speaker 1: in duties where they shouldn't be, because they're so short
Speaker 1: on men. That's seventeen year old boy. He's in California.
Speaker 1: He's on the football team. He's always wanted to service country.
Speaker 1: He crosses, he puts his hand over his heart for
Speaker 1: the flag. His dad was in the Marine Corps. He's
Speaker 1: thought about joining. He's not joining that. He's not going
Speaker 1: to join to get sold out by his command and
Speaker 1: his politicians, to get lied about and lied to, to
Speaker 1: have his friends blown up in front of him and
Speaker 1: then have them lie about it. He's not going to
Speaker 1: join to get passed over because he's.
Speaker 6: One of the goals here is actually how do we
Speaker 6: get more African Americans a position of leadership in positions
Speaker 6: of and aviation. And that's why the challenge. And I'll
Speaker 6: tell you that's you know, I was going to be
Speaker 6: an engineer. I came in the Air Force to be
Speaker 6: an engineered. That was my original plan. I got a
Speaker 6: chance to fly in an aircraft when I was in ROTC,
Speaker 6: when I was in college, and that really changed my mind.
Speaker 6: These are the kinds of things that we are as
Speaker 6: an air force are looking how do we engage with
Speaker 6: different diverse communities based on race and gender in particular.
Speaker 1: Hey, recruiting's bad. Our pilots don't have enough flight time.
Speaker 1: We're short on supplies. Mister Chairman of the Joint Chiefs,
Speaker 1: What are you worried about?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: We need some more black pilots in here. Guys, too
Speaker 1: many whities around here. You wonder why they're not joining?
Speaker 1: And speaking of too many whities, what do you know
Speaker 1: about air traffic controllers? The job they do? There was
Speaker 1: a movie out about this while ago, years ago. I
Speaker 1: don't remember it being a very good movie, but it
Speaker 1: was a movie called Pushing Tin Pushing Tin. It's about
Speaker 1: air traffic controllers. Fascinating little movie, crappy, but I'm glad
Speaker 1: I watched it made me dig into the profession more,
Speaker 1: very high stress profession. They're up there on that tall
Speaker 1: tower at the airport and what are they doing? Well,
Speaker 1: have you ever wondered how so many planes take off
Speaker 1: in land from the same location and we don't get collisions?
Speaker 1: Why don't we have collisions? Should be every day with
Speaker 1: all these flights, should be every day. Well, we don't
Speaker 1: have these collisions because we have air traffic controllers. No,
Speaker 1: you go here, you this runway here, No, you can't
Speaker 1: land yet, you have to wait ten minutes. The competency
Speaker 1: of air traffic controllers is saving lives, thousands and thousands
Speaker 1: and thousands of them every single day. All that batters
Speaker 1: is the competency of air traffic controllers. Did you know
Speaker 1: that the FAA they had a test that you had
Speaker 1: to pass to be come an air traffic controller. They
Speaker 1: put the test out there. They decided, after looking at
Speaker 1: the results that too many white people passed the test.
Speaker 1: They threw it in the trash and remade a test
Speaker 1: so we could have more minorities in the air traffic
Speaker 1: controller towers, and don't think I'm making this up. They're
Speaker 1: being sued and they're going to lose headline. FAA turned
Speaker 1: away qualified air traffic controllers based solely on race. Sorry Whitey,
Speaker 1: about nine hundred of them. By the way, Sorry Whitey.
Speaker 1: We don't need you up here. We gotta have things
Speaker 1: more minority related here. And so we all know where
Speaker 1: this is going to go. Everyone knows how this ends.
Speaker 1: Is United Flight whatever slams into Delta flight whatever over
Speaker 1: Chicago or wherever that may be, next week, next year,
Speaker 1: two years from now. We're mourning the loss of about
Speaker 1: six hundred Americans. Those planes slammed into each other because
Speaker 1: Tom Diversity Diversity higher in the tower has an IQ
Speaker 1: of five, but because they liked his skin color, whatever
Speaker 1: it was, they put him in a position of power
Speaker 1: and authority, and now people are dead. Diversity has already
Speaker 1: killed more people than I can possibly count, and it
Speaker 1: will kill so many more, and we still can't get
Speaker 1: our own side to speak boldly about it. This disgusting
Speaker 1: field is a poison, all right. Speaking of poison, we'll
Speaker 1: addressed John Legend, What a name? John Legend? Next? Before
Speaker 1: we get to John Legend. I want to play this again.
Speaker 1: This is representative Michael McCall.
Speaker 6: The world is on fire and history will judge us
Speaker 6: by our actions. Were you Chamberlain or were you Churchill?
Speaker 1: He'm Winston Churchill. This was Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson.
Speaker 7: I am not resigning and it is It is, in
Speaker 7: my view, an absurd notion that someone would bring a
Speaker 7: vacate motion when we are simply here trying to do
Speaker 7: our jobs.
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Speaker 1: John Legend talking about Donald Trump. These people, man, they
Speaker 1: really are a religion.
Speaker 8: Well, he is a part of a two tier system addresses,
Speaker 8: but not in the way that he thinks he is.
Speaker 9: He is getting way more.
Speaker 8: Concessions than the average criminal defendant. Wild get He's getting delays.
Speaker 8: He's got access to all kinds of lawyers that are
Speaker 8: filing this and filing that, delaying every trial. And most
Speaker 8: people don't have access to that kind of lawyering, don't
Speaker 8: have access to the kind of concessions that the justice
Speaker 8: system will provide to you if you can afford it.
Speaker 1: John Legend hates me, by the way, which is kind
Speaker 1: of hilarious. But John Legend hates my guts. Look, the
Speaker 1: feeling is mutual. It's fine, he's a dirty communist. But
Speaker 1: you know, have you ever seen a democrat or maybe
Speaker 1: you know one, maybe you've seen a politician do this.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen the democrat in your life complain
Speaker 1: about the media. I know you've seen it. They do
Speaker 1: it regularly. Biden does it all the time. Well, maybe
Speaker 1: if you guys could talk about how good the economy is.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen a Democrat complain about the media,
Speaker 1: and then what happens? You kind of give them the
Speaker 1: side eye? All wait a minute, what you own the media?
Speaker 1: They're preaching your talking points at all time. Why are
Speaker 1: you up set with the media? Will allow me to explain,
Speaker 1: Communists believe in total, complete, one hundred percent loyalty at
Speaker 1: all times. You never ever, ever, ever, ever get to
Speaker 1: stray from what the hive mind has dictated. So when
Speaker 1: your liberal aunt Peggy complains about the same media you
Speaker 1: complained about, your complaining because all they present is left
Speaker 1: wing views, sometimes far left, sometimes cent er left, but
Speaker 1: far left views. She's complaining because all the views aren't
Speaker 1: hard left enough, and frankly for her, that seems biased.
Speaker 1: For the right, John Legend and people like this, they're
Speaker 1: watching what's happening with Trump, the January sixth, political prisoners
Speaker 1: and others. And for you, for any normal part, you
Speaker 1: look at these things and you think, man, that's evil,
Speaker 1: that's wrong, that is completely unjust. Even even some people
Speaker 1: on the squishy middle of the right are looking at
Speaker 1: like this New York trial right now and saying this
Speaker 1: is legally just ridiculous. That's how every normal person is
Speaker 1: looking at it. But for Communists like John Legend, it's
Speaker 1: uncanny to him that there is even a trial. Why
Speaker 1: does he even get a lawyer? Why does he have
Speaker 1: due process rights? I'm a communist, that's the bad guy,
Speaker 1: off with his head. That's how the communists views life.
Speaker 1: John Legend wasn't being disingenuous here. For him, it's crazy
Speaker 1: to him that anyone who's not a card carrying communist
Speaker 1: would have due process rights. That's simply how they look
Speaker 1: at life. That's how they look at everything. Remember if
Speaker 1: the communist, if he conquered the entire planet except for Antarctica,
Speaker 1: just came up a little short, conquered the whold planet,
Speaker 1: and all it's left is this big frozen spit of
Speaker 1: ground on the South Pole. He wouldn't celebrate even a day.
Speaker 1: He would wake up that next morning and begin his
Speaker 1: invasion plans for the for Antarctica. Why because it's a
Speaker 1: religion of domination, no exceptions allowed. And when he gets
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Speaker 1: even have time to get to this little tidbit here.
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer was trying to make the case for more
Speaker 1: Ukraine money even kind of did the opposite.
Speaker 9: World in desperate need of American leadership. Russia's invasion of Ukraine,
Speaker 9: Iran's attack on Israel, and the Chinese government's encroachments on
Speaker 9: the South Pacific threaten world peace, threaten America's prosperity, and
Speaker 9: threaten the very future of Western democracy. Time is of
Speaker 9: the essence. Israel was attacked for the first time in
Speaker 9: its history directly by Iran. The people of Ukraine are
Speaker 9: now in all out desperation. In fact, last week, the
Speaker 9: head of the US European Command testified before the House
Speaker 9: Armed Services Committee that Russia's army is now fifteen percent
Speaker 9: larger than it was at the start of the war,
Speaker 9: and in a matter of weeks, Russia will outgun Ukraine
Speaker 9: by ten to one.
Speaker 1: Their army is fifteen percent larger than it was, and
Speaker 1: they outgunned Ukraine ten to one. Look, maybe we can
Speaker 1: save some lives here and wrap up a peace process
Speaker 1: instead of butchering another generation of Ukrainians and Russians. Sometimes
Speaker 1: it's war, Sometimes it's right. Sometimes it's just flat out
Speaker 1: cold blooded murder and butchery. The Russians have too many people.
Speaker 1: The Russian bear has won many war for that reason.
Speaker 1: For that reason, I know it sucks. That's the way
Speaker 1: it is. Let's save some lives now, all right. I
Speaker 1: did not have time to get to headlines. I went
Speaker 1: too long. I will get to headlines tomorrow. If I
Speaker 1: don't get distracted, we will have some fun then, all right,
Speaker 1: that's all