Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Joe.
Speaker 3: Let's have some fun on a Thursday. The week is
Speaker 3: almost over. Put a smile on your face. Here's what
Speaker 3: we have on tap for tonight. We're gonna discuss to
Speaker 3: your chari summatism Bill. Yeah, we're gonna get to that
Speaker 3: in just a moment.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about the latest out of the CDC.
Speaker 1: A second Boeing whistleblower has died suddenly. That appears to
Speaker 1: be a really dangerous profession blowing the whistle on Boeing.
Speaker 1: Biden and Trump are debating Trump's having VP meetings. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about that social justice being ingrained into the CDC. Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do more emails tonight than I've ever done before,
Speaker 1: no matter what Chris says. All that and so much
Speaker 1: more is coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly's Show. Now, I want to begin actually with a
Speaker 1: couple different things. Headline or no email, not headline. That
Speaker 1: was stupid email, Jesse. Why do national news organizations, including
Speaker 1: Fox News not point out that fifty five percent of
Speaker 1: the Columbia students are foreign students? Okay, I have this
Speaker 1: email too, Dear Jesse, Chris and Michael. I listen to
Speaker 1: several talk show hosts during the day. Compared to your show,
Speaker 1: they skim the surface. I'm noticing it more and more.
Speaker 1: Not only is your content richer and deeper, it's refreshingly lucid, Chris.
Speaker 1: Lucid's a great word that makes you sound smart. What Chris,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna use that anyway. Jesse, your analogies are priceless.
Speaker 1: You all work harder than those other nincome poops put together.
Speaker 1: Are your heads extraordinary? Really big? Now they should be
Speaker 1: Your team is the top of the game. Thanks for
Speaker 1: the explanation tonight regarding Colombia and who the puppet masters are, Okay,
Speaker 1: I wanted to talk about that when it comes to
Speaker 1: all issues, and we'll get to their entire semitism bill
Speaker 1: and so many other things about why we don't skim
Speaker 1: the surface and why I realize so many others do
Speaker 1: we get some version of this email all the time. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I like it that you guys go deeper, Jesse. The
Speaker 1: other guys just read the headlines. Why do these guys
Speaker 1: read the headlines? Why I don't need to bag on
Speaker 1: anyone else? I just need to explain why we do
Speaker 1: the kind of show we do. When it comes to
Speaker 1: every single issue. I have this thing that I do
Speaker 1: in the house with the boys. I don't tell them
Speaker 1: how to get something done if they can figure out
Speaker 1: how to do it on their own. This is what
Speaker 1: I mean. That's what I mean. I tell the boys to, hey,
Speaker 1: take the trash out in the back, make sure the
Speaker 1: backyard is cleaned up, had a couple pieces of garbage
Speaker 1: in there. Go clean up after the dog.
Speaker 4: Go.
Speaker 1: Here's a list of tasks for the boys. But what
Speaker 1: I do not do is I do not say, hey,
Speaker 1: take the trash out. You want to make sure you
Speaker 1: remove the bag all the way out, tie it up.
Speaker 1: You have to find the spare bags, put a new
Speaker 1: bag in there. If the bag is ripping, you need
Speaker 1: to go around to the side that thing I told
Speaker 1: you to repair out back. The shed's coming apart a
Speaker 1: little bit. You need to make sure you go find
Speaker 1: the screwdrivers. Here's where the screwdrivers. I don't do any
Speaker 1: of that. I say, here's your list of taks. Boom
Speaker 1: boom boom, boom boom.
Speaker 5: Go.
Speaker 1: And they know by now now that they're thirteen and fifteen.
Speaker 1: They know by now that they better not come back
Speaker 1: to me before that task list is complete unless there's
Speaker 1: something that they absolutely cannot conquer, Meaning it's not like
Speaker 1: they're going to get in trouble. But they know better
Speaker 1: than to come back and said, hey, Dad, I need
Speaker 1: a Phillips head screwdriver for this. And I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know where they are. They know better than that.
Speaker 1: They know better, Dad, I should I tie the trash bag?
Speaker 1: I'm not really they know better. Why because I want
Speaker 1: them not to get the chores done. I can get
Speaker 1: the chores done. I want them to learn how to
Speaker 1: think about everything because I'm not going to be there forever.
Speaker 1: They're going to move out, they're going to marry dimes,
Speaker 1: start families, make their own decisions. I'm going to die
Speaker 1: at some point in time. I'm not always going to
Speaker 1: be there. I don't need you to fix the shed.
Speaker 1: I need you to learn how to think. I need
Speaker 1: you to want to think. I need the same thing
Speaker 1: for myself. And because I want it for myself, well
Speaker 1: I want it for everyone. And that's why me, Chris Michael,
Speaker 1: that's why we put together the show. We put together
Speaker 1: for all the time it's not. You read this headline,
Speaker 1: react to it. Read this headline the next day, different
Speaker 1: but same kind of subject, react to it, read and
Speaker 1: react to it, read and react to all. My gosh,
Speaker 1: freaking kill me. How does that help me? I want
Speaker 1: to know why I'm looking at each I'm looking at headlines.
Speaker 1: Here a bunch of headlines from stuff that Chris and
Speaker 1: Michael printed out for me. House GOP passes this anti
Speaker 1: semitism bill. That's one headline. Marjorie Taylor Green and Thomas
Speaker 1: Massif they're getting ready to bounce Mike Johnson next week.
Speaker 1: That's a headline. CDC found evidence of COVID nineteen vaccines.
Speaker 1: That's a headline. Second blowing bowing whistleblower dies, that's a headline. Okay,
Speaker 1: these are a bunch of headlines, but there will be
Speaker 1: new headlines tomorrow totally different than these ones, and then
Speaker 1: new headlines the next day. I don't want to I
Speaker 1: don't want to just know about a specific story and
Speaker 1: how to think about it. I want to know the
Speaker 1: why behind everything, the depth behind everything, and if I
Speaker 1: can ever figure that out and gain that kind of
Speaker 1: wisdom for myself or maybe help anyone else gain a
Speaker 1: little bit of it. Then what happens is I don't
Speaker 1: have to come here and read and react to the
Speaker 1: next headline tomorrow, whatever that may be. I don't have to.
Speaker 1: I don't. You don't need that. Why You're already thinking deeper.
Speaker 1: You're already learning how to think about things. And I'm learning.
Speaker 1: Remember I'm learning with you. I'm not teaching. I'm learning.
Speaker 1: We're both learning this stuff together. I despise the surface
Speaker 1: level crap that I've always consumed. I want more information,
Speaker 1: and I will tell you I think I think other people,
Speaker 1: especially the hyperinformed people like you who listen to radio
Speaker 1: podcasts whatever it is, that they want more detail in
Speaker 1: more information than the hosts know that they want. That's
Speaker 1: what I believe. But you're right, it is difficult, the
Speaker 1: easiest thing in the world. Look doing a radio shows
Speaker 1: easy anyway. It's not like I have a difficult job.
Speaker 1: I've had difficult jobs in my whole life. This is
Speaker 1: not one of them. I wear whatever I want. We
Speaker 1: work for what five hours a day, six hours a
Speaker 1: day when you got that's not a job that's working
Speaker 1: part time. But the job could be even easier than
Speaker 1: it already is if we didn't put any thought into anything.
Speaker 1: We just read a headline. Hey, what's everyone else saying? Ah,
Speaker 1: it'spen okay, react sounds good, everyone good to go. We
Speaker 1: don't like that, don't believe in that. So let's dig
Speaker 1: into some things. First of all, what's happening with this
Speaker 1: anti semitism law. Well, what's happening is once again our
Speaker 1: leaders are gutless cowards who don't actually believe in solving problems.
Speaker 1: They believe in pretending to solve problems. So maybe you're
Speaker 1: just now joining us. The House GOP joined with House
Speaker 1: Democrats yesterday and they passed this anti Semitism bill. It's
Speaker 1: called the Anti Semitism Awareness Act. In case you're wondering.
Speaker 1: Hr six zero nine zero, it's going to be law.
Speaker 1: Don't don't even sit in stress about that. It's going
Speaker 1: to become law, defining anti Semitism, opposing anti semitism, getting
Speaker 1: anti semitism out of this. And the reason they do
Speaker 1: these things is not because they actually give a crap
Speaker 1: about anti Semitism or Columbia. It's because they want to
Speaker 1: appear to give a crap about the issues that we face.
Speaker 1: But we tackled for how long last night on the show.
Speaker 1: How long did we tackle the power behind all the
Speaker 1: protests we see, not just the modern day ones, what's
Speaker 1: happening on NYU's campus, all of them. Black lives matter. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for three hours we did it last night, Chris, black
Speaker 1: lives matter, climate change stuff, lgbtqs, a new riot, a
Speaker 1: new protest, every single day every year. Chaos obviously organized, chaos,
Speaker 1: obviously paid for, financed chaos. So for hours, three hours
Speaker 1: last night, we tackled the power structure behind it. How
Speaker 1: does it work? Who's funding it? Chinese organizations paid for organization?
Speaker 1: We covered all these things in depth. And because we
Speaker 1: covered them in depth, you and I have a better
Speaker 1: understanding of the real power structure behind the communist street
Speaker 1: activism you see and I see around the country every
Speaker 1: single day. You and I understand that there is depth
Speaker 1: behind this. There are powerful entities behind us. Sometimes they're billionaires.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's the Communist Party of China, sometimes it's the
Speaker 1: American govern itself, whatever the case may be, there are rich,
Speaker 1: powerful entities organizing and financing all the dirty communist street
Speaker 1: activism out there. That's where the real problem is. That's
Speaker 1: where the real power is. And if you want to
Speaker 1: stop the dirty animals from destroying America. That's where you
Speaker 1: have to attack. But this bill doesn't do any of
Speaker 1: that nothing. Why we'll talk about the why in a moment.
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Speaker 1: surface level crap hang on, Jesse Kelly.
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Speaker 1: to this useless GOP and an arentarre sematism bill. Here
Speaker 1: she was out here today. This is Ashley Hinson, another
Speaker 1: GOP loser.
Speaker 6: Hi, everyone, The anti Semitism on full display at college
Speaker 6: campuses is absolutely abhorrent. As a former journalist, I believe
Speaker 6: in protecting free speech, but I do not believe in
Speaker 6: protecting hate speech. Calling for the genocide of Jews is
Speaker 6: hate speech, plain and simple. And I can't fathom why
Speaker 6: some of these university leaders are so spineless in their
Speaker 6: refusal to condemn this anti semitism that we're seeing. They
Speaker 6: aren't shutting down these violent mobs, They are not punishing
Speaker 6: those who are consistently breaking the law. So I was
Speaker 6: proud tonight to vote for the Anti Semitism Awareness Act
Speaker 6: we just passed off the floor. I'm proud to stand
Speaker 6: with our Jewish students and the Jewish community around the globe.
Speaker 1: Get ready, you're going to hear that again here in
Speaker 1: a minute, because it might be one of the great
Speaker 1: examples of how useless the GOP actually is. And gosh,
Speaker 1: the laundry list of reasons is pretty long, so let's
Speaker 1: dig into it here. As a journalist, I believe in
Speaker 1: free speech, but not hate speech. Excuse me, what's wrong
Speaker 1: with hate speech? I'm not allowed to hate things. I
Speaker 1: hate all kinds of things. I hate the word literally.
Speaker 1: Should that be against the law. Oh, but you shouldn't
Speaker 1: hate Jews. Yeah, you shouldn't hate Jews. But you think
Speaker 1: Congress needs to pass a law about it. That's not
Speaker 1: a free country, you know, you know, you should be
Speaker 1: allowed to hate Jews, right. You should be allowed to
Speaker 1: hate black people. You should be allowed to hate white people.
Speaker 1: You should be allowed to hate Indians, Muslims, Christians. You
Speaker 1: should be allowed to hate anybody you want. Did you
Speaker 1: know that if you really understood freedom, that if there
Speaker 1: was let's say, a Nazi rally in your town. Let's
Speaker 1: say you had some neo Nazis, some real ones there.
Speaker 1: There aren't really any in America. But let's say you
Speaker 1: actually had some I'm talking Hitler love and goobers, and
Speaker 1: they decided they wanted to have themselves a Nazi rally downtown.
Speaker 1: Do you know that they should be allowed to do that?
Speaker 1: You understand that that's what freedom means, right. Freedom means
Speaker 1: even bad people get to speak. Everyone gets to speak. Now,
Speaker 1: let's dig in to everything she says here, because the
Speaker 1: most GOP things I can think of is passing a
Speaker 1: bill that won't solve the problem and then standing on
Speaker 1: the sidelines acting aghast at how poorly people are operating.
Speaker 1: The worst part of this statement is when she gets
Speaker 1: to the universities. I'll play it one more time.
Speaker 6: We hi everyone, the anti Semitism on full display at
Speaker 6: college campuses is absolutely abhorrent. As a former journalist, I
Speaker 6: believe in protecting free speech, but I do not believe
Speaker 6: in protecting hate speech.
Speaker 1: That's because you don't have any idea about freedom. I'll
Speaker 1: let her keep going.
Speaker 6: Calling for the genocide of Jews is hate speech.
Speaker 7: Plain and center.
Speaker 1: You can call for the genocide of anybody. Now, if
Speaker 1: you're making terrorist threats, that's against the law. But if
Speaker 1: I say that I want all the redheads to be exterminated,
Speaker 1: should there be a federal law against that? That's what
Speaker 1: you're saying, there should be a federal law against that.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, I've wanted this country to get rid
Speaker 1: of left handed people for the longest time. I should
Speaker 1: be what arrested for that.
Speaker 6: It's crazy, And I can't fathom why some of these
Speaker 6: university leaders are so spineless.
Speaker 1: That's the part I wanted to focus on. And I
Speaker 1: just can't fathom why these university leaders are so spineless.
Speaker 1: I wanted to play this because it goes back to
Speaker 1: the email we read in the beginning about the depth
Speaker 1: about skimming the surface versus depth. If you're a skim
Speaker 1: the surface, congressman, radio host, whatever you may be, then
Speaker 1: you look at what's happening here and you say, what
Speaker 1: is wrong with these university presidents? Are they too scared?
Speaker 1: If you're someone who understands at all the university system
Speaker 1: in this country, what has happened to it, the motivations
Speaker 1: behind it, how the faculty is put together, how the
Speaker 1: textbook are written, how the students themselves are trained in
Speaker 1: the hatred of Western civilization. If you understand anything about
Speaker 1: what has happened in this country, then you would understand
Speaker 1: there is so much more to what's happening on our
Speaker 1: campuses than some dirt balls pretending to be Hamas for
Speaker 1: a couple days. All those same losers are going to
Speaker 1: wake up tomorrow morning and they'll pretend to be Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter, or they'll pretend to be feminists. Because the
Speaker 1: rot begins at the top. The rot begins with the financiers.
Speaker 1: The rot begins with the people organizing this whole thing.
Speaker 1: The rot begins with communists China, with the university presidents themselves,
Speaker 1: with billionaires foreign and domestic, and the gopeers who just
Speaker 1: passed some lame anti Semitism bill yesterday. They understand that completely,
Speaker 1: and yet they don't have the guts to tackle these things.
Speaker 1: They don't have the courage to tackle it with any
Speaker 1: depth at all. Why do they do this stuff Because
Speaker 1: the easiest thing in the world is to not defend freedom,
Speaker 1: stand up and say this was bad, So I passed
Speaker 1: the law. That's the easiest thing in the world. And
Speaker 1: my frustration with the losers on our side is they
Speaker 1: choose the easiest thing every time instead of the right thing.
Speaker 1: Freaking terrible. All right, we have a lot more to
Speaker 1: get to. I want to get to Biden's comments on it,
Speaker 1: and some emails and other things. Before I get to
Speaker 1: those things, Let's get to this. Speaking of the easy
Speaker 1: way out, there are a lot of people on the
Speaker 1: right who want to take the easy way out when
Speaker 1: it comes to life. Right now, hey, forget it, Jesse, Ah,
Speaker 1: those babies are gone anyway now, Jesse who cares Americans
Speaker 1: love abortion? Let it go. Let's focus on taxes. I
Speaker 1: will not let it go. I will not. I refuse
Speaker 1: to let it go. There's not a quote more important
Speaker 1: issue than a baby who can't defend himself. A more
Speaker 1: important issue is not something that exists than that. That
Speaker 1: is the most innocent, precious life out here. It's not
Speaker 1: a compass, Sells. It shouldn't be flushed down the toilet,
Speaker 1: her left to die in a hospital room somewhere. It
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Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, not Google anymore. Dang it, Chris,
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Speaker 1: Don't go to Google anymore. That would be a bad idea. Chris.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't think of everything. Has it ever occurred to
Speaker 1: you that I'm shouldering the load and it's heavy.
Speaker 6: It is as heavy as ten boxes that you might
Speaker 6: be moving.
Speaker 1: I'm carrying ten boxes worth over here, Chris. Maybe you
Speaker 1: could take some boxes off my shoulders here. I remember,
Speaker 1: always remember this rule. Whenever you start out a sentence
Speaker 1: saying there should be a law, you're almost undoubtedly wrong.
Speaker 1: There should not be a law. This government is evil.
Speaker 1: The government, the Congress itself is bad. They cannot make
Speaker 1: good laws. But the cowards and the GOP useless idiots
Speaker 1: as they are, they can't see a good thing when
Speaker 1: it's happening. And yes, I'm going to say it again,
Speaker 1: America's universities further destroying their reputation, so America's parents will
Speaker 1: be less inclined to send Aiden, Jaden and Brayden to
Speaker 1: school there. In the end, it's a good thing. Why
Speaker 1: do I want things to improve at Columbia? Why I
Speaker 1: want things to get worse? Well, yes, but it's terrible.
Speaker 1: I know it's terrible. It's awful, it's been awful. I
Speaker 1: want norm to know it too. I want Norma to
Speaker 1: know it too. Plus, we have other things at stake here.
Speaker 1: Now let's deal with Democrats because there's another side to
Speaker 1: this thing that makes it fascinating. There are a couple
Speaker 1: little tidbits out there that I want to get to
Speaker 1: before I play Biden's comments. They're going to sound unrelated,
Speaker 1: but they're not. First, this is a former CIA analyst
Speaker 1: talking about foreign policy and America's foreign policy and whatnot.
Speaker 1: Listen to what this guy's saying.
Speaker 4: The West does not have a strategy. They have hope, Boy,
Speaker 4: we sure hope that these sanctions are going to make people,
Speaker 4: hey Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 5: And rise up against them. We sure hope that that's
Speaker 5: the case. We hope, I hope A hope. It's not
Speaker 5: working just the opposite. Putin's growing stronger, Pudin's more popular.
Speaker 1: Our strategy, we don't have a strategy. Our strategies hope. Oh,
Speaker 1: this will come back to other things hanging there, And
Speaker 1: then I saw this. You see Joe Biden because he's
Speaker 1: no longer in control of his mouth. He was never
Speaker 1: that great at it anyway, but now that the dementia
Speaker 1: has destroyed him, he just can't help himself. He called
Speaker 1: Japan xenophobic. Now we'll set everything else aside. Japan is
Speaker 1: our most important ally by a mile, in that part
Speaker 1: of the world. They are the sword and shield against China,
Speaker 1: and those two have not gotten along historically, so we
Speaker 1: really need them there. Japan also has a different kind
Speaker 1: of a country. Japan has never, ever, ever wanted to
Speaker 1: change its culture. Ever, it's never allowed a bunch of immigrants,
Speaker 1: legal or illegal, into its culture. Japan. The Japanese have
Speaker 1: always believed that Japan should be for the Japanese. Now,
Speaker 1: there are plenty of benefits to that a million benefits,
Speaker 1: probably some drawbacks. Good luck getting a good burrito in
Speaker 1: that place. However, Tokyo is I believe last time I
Speaker 1: checked the largest city.
Speaker 5: In the world.
Speaker 1: I I love New York City. You know that I'm
Speaker 1: going again in a month. I love New York City.
Speaker 1: I used to send my wife to New York City
Speaker 1: with her girl friends on the weekend to have a blast.
Speaker 1: My wife doesn't go to New York City without me
Speaker 1: anymore because it's a dangerous place, especially after dark tonight.
Speaker 1: I would put my wife in Tokyo and have her
Speaker 1: walk ten city blocks at midnight, and she not only
Speaker 1: will get to wherever she's walking too safely, she can
Speaker 1: eat off the sidewalk on the way there. Why Tokyo,
Speaker 1: Japan has chosen not to flood their country with barbarians
Speaker 1: from every corner of the planet. Therefore their women can
Speaker 1: walk ten blocks without being assaulted. So there, yes, there
Speaker 1: are some benefits. Now Joe Biden came out and called
Speaker 1: them xenophobic. Of course, now they're trying to have to
Speaker 1: walk that back. The word xenophobic is a very pejorative
Speaker 1: and negative word, particularly to use against an ally. Is
Speaker 1: that what he meant.
Speaker 6: Look, I think he was.
Speaker 8: I think look, the President was very clear, and I
Speaker 8: think he was very clear.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's why we're asking you. He was very clear.
Speaker 1: Actually he wasn't. Okay, So how's that tie into the
Speaker 1: foreign policy thing? We just hope, We don't have a strategy.
Speaker 8: We just hope.
Speaker 1: And then we look at countries like Japan who strictly
Speaker 1: monitor who can and can't come into their country, and
Speaker 1: we call them xenophobic. Now let's go to Biden. Biden
Speaker 1: was finally forced to give some sort of a public
Speaker 1: statement about all the protests on college campus and whatnot
Speaker 1: and all the kill the Jews talking. Here's what he
Speaker 1: said about.
Speaker 8: No place for hate speech or violence of any kind,
Speaker 8: whether it's anti Semitism, Islamophobia, or discrimination against Arab Americans
Speaker 8: or Palestinian Americans. It's simply wrong. There's no place for
Speaker 8: racism in America. It's all wrong. It's on America.
Speaker 1: What there? Why did you have to throw in the
Speaker 1: islamophobia stuff and the racism stuffy did?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 1: Why couldn't you just have a clear message. Well this
Speaker 1: I was gonna make it a Democrat thing, but that's
Speaker 1: not totally fair. One hundred percent of the Democrats are
Speaker 1: guilty of what I'm going to say. Probably eighty or
Speaker 1: ninety percent of the GOP, though, is also guilty of
Speaker 1: what I'm about to say. They don't like America, don't
Speaker 1: really care for America, and therefore, because they don't care
Speaker 1: for it, they don't they can't find specific things about
Speaker 1: it they love. And if you can't find specific things
Speaker 1: about it you love, then you're unable to clearly see
Speaker 1: what it is, what's great about it, and why to
Speaker 1: protect it. So let me, let me, let me make
Speaker 1: it this way. My youngest son, my youngest son, Luke.
Speaker 1: I love that freaking kid. He's my little clone. He
Speaker 1: makes me laugh. He has a great laugh, great sense
Speaker 1: of humor. Could sit there and talk to you like
Speaker 1: an adult. Now. I just gave you fifteen seconds on Luke,
Speaker 1: and you can tell that I love him. Now, what
Speaker 1: if I didn't like him? But if I didn't care
Speaker 1: for him at all? And then you begin to attack him. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: that kid of yours, Luke, he's caught a dirt ball.
Speaker 1: Seems like a bad kid. I bet you can't stand him. Well,
Speaker 1: if I didn't care for him at all, if I
Speaker 1: didn't love his laugh and his personality and a great
Speaker 1: little heart he's got. If I didn't care for him
Speaker 1: at all, then I would be unable to clearly and
Speaker 1: strongly define him and defend him to you. You must
Speaker 1: have a love of something if you want to be
Speaker 1: able to see it clearly and defend it clearly. But
Speaker 1: because for these people, for these elected people, all the Democrats,
Speaker 1: most of the Republicans, everyone in government, they don't have
Speaker 1: a love of country. And we've talked about that so
Speaker 1: many times. Patriotism is not some hokey side issue. It
Speaker 1: is the essential element of government. You could have a
Speaker 1: government of morons and still survive as a country if
Speaker 1: you had a government full of people who loved it.
Speaker 1: I love America. Therefore, whenever I'm asked to defend it,
Speaker 1: define it, to oppose to people who hate it, I
Speaker 1: can do so boldly. You're exactly the same as me.
Speaker 1: You love it, so you can defend it. If you don't,
Speaker 1: you don't really care about it, if it's not really
Speaker 1: anything to you, just a big treasury to be looted,
Speaker 1: that's when you find yourself talking like this.
Speaker 8: No place for hate speech or violence of any kind,
Speaker 8: whether it's anti Semitism, Islamophobia, or discrimination against Arab Americans
Speaker 8: or Palestinian Americans. It's simply wrong. There's no place for
Speaker 8: racism in America. It's all wrong. It's not America.
Speaker 1: That's why we don't have a foreign policy that makes
Speaker 1: sense either. How could you have a foreign policy that's
Speaker 1: clear about who you are, who your friends are, who
Speaker 1: your enemies are when you don't even like yourself. How
Speaker 1: could you have enemies when you don't like you. That's
Speaker 1: what we have in this country. Now, do you like you?
Speaker 1: You know who does like you? Your dog. He loves
Speaker 1: you no matter what. Your dog loves you, even when
Speaker 1: you screw up at work that day. Your dog loves you.
Speaker 1: When you stub your toe and you say something in
Speaker 1: front of Jesus you shouldn't have said. Your dog loves you.
Speaker 1: Your dog is always there loving you. Love him back
Speaker 1: with some rough greens. Pour rough greens on your dog food.
Speaker 1: Your dog does not get nutrition from dogfood. Your dog
Speaker 1: needs help. Dog food is dead. Roughgreens is an all
Speaker 1: natural nutritional supplement that will make your dog healthy and strong,
Speaker 1: Fewer visits to the vet, and a dog that stays
Speaker 1: around longer call eight three three three three my dog
Speaker 1: or go to Roughgreens dot com slash Jesse I've got
Speaker 1: on animal inside on me.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, Kelly, you're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Remember
Speaker 2: to email your ask doctor Jesse questions in for tomorrow
Speaker 2: jesseat Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Let's get to a bunch
Speaker 2: of emails and other things. That's enough about all this
Speaker 2: garbage for now.
Speaker 1: Just remember the reason our foreign policy is all over
Speaker 1: the place. Oh we love Iran, we hate Iran, Saudi
Speaker 1: Raven is the reason our politicians can never just take
Speaker 1: a stance on something. No, this is bad, No, this
Speaker 1: is That is because they don't love it. Unless you
Speaker 1: love something, feel an affinity for something, then you can't
Speaker 1: ever clearly defend it. And really, in the end, Chris
Speaker 1: grab that John Thune clip of the AR fifteen. If
Speaker 1: you don't mind, I should ask you during the break.
Speaker 1: But in the end, that's why the people we send
Speaker 1: to Washington failed to defend us in a way they
Speaker 1: should defend us all the time, because they know how
Speaker 1: to pretend love something, but they don't know how to
Speaker 1: love love something they don't love America. John Thune doesn't
Speaker 1: have some deep love of the Constitution or America or
Speaker 1: the Bill of Rights or freedom. How do I know,
Speaker 1: listen to John Thune try to defend yourself Second Amendment rights.
Speaker 9: In my state, they use them to shoot prairie dogs
Speaker 9: and other types of environments. And so I think that
Speaker 9: there are legitimate reasons why people would want to have them,
Speaker 9: And I think the challenge you have already is that
Speaker 9: there are literally millions of them.
Speaker 1: What does that sound like a human being who loves freedom,
Speaker 1: who understands the Second Amendment is actually put there, not
Speaker 1: to protect you from the government, or not to protect
Speaker 1: you from robbers, and certainly not to shoot prairie dogs.
Speaker 1: The Second Amendment is there to protect you from the government.
Speaker 1: The Second Amendment was put there in case the government
Speaker 1: turns tyrannical. They wanted you to be able to fight
Speaker 1: the government. That's why the Second Amendment is there. That's
Speaker 1: not some radical, crazy thing. That's what they wrote down.
Speaker 1: That's what the founders wrote down extensively. GOP, not even
Speaker 1: Democrats set them aside. GOP senators can't explain what I
Speaker 1: just explained, or won't why they don't love it. They
Speaker 1: know and when it comes to campaign season, I have
Speaker 1: no doubt. I don't live in the Dakotas, but I
Speaker 1: have no doubt when it comes to campaign season. John
Speaker 1: Thune is out there with his TV commercials. I'm a
Speaker 1: hunter in an outdoorsman, and I love my guns. And
Speaker 1: that they know how to sound like they love freedom,
Speaker 1: especially when election season comes up, but they don't actually
Speaker 1: love it. Otherwise, they defend it with a lot more
Speaker 1: passion and eloquence than well. I mean, we do need
Speaker 1: them for prairie dogs. Good freaking grief, Hey, Jesse, I've
Speaker 1: been running into twenty to twenty five year old communists
Speaker 1: at work lately. Not the street animals, but young minds
Speaker 1: in training. They're still young and dumb at that age.
Speaker 1: They can be easily drawn back to the side of
Speaker 1: common sense. We can't write them off yet, No, we cannot.
Speaker 1: But we also have to be smarter and more purposeful
Speaker 1: with our own young people, understanding that even though we
Speaker 1: are training them in the way they should go, there
Speaker 1: are wolves out there after our young people. We have
Speaker 1: to protect them. We have to protect them. I'm telling
Speaker 1: you this is something that my wife and I are
Speaker 1: struggling with right now in our house what to do
Speaker 1: with our boys. We have James and Luke, and they
Speaker 1: obviously know my thoughts on things, and they agree with
Speaker 1: those thoughts on universities and communism and all this other
Speaker 1: stuff that's out there. So they're with me. And obviously
Speaker 1: they're about as hardcore anti communists as you could get.
Speaker 1: It's not like I have concerns about them, but I
Speaker 1: don't want them going to a university campus. I don't
Speaker 1: university campuses. They're terrible places. And what this probably is,
Speaker 1: it's probably a father being over protective. I get emails
Speaker 1: from you. I've had many, many, many over the six
Speaker 1: years we've been doing this, of having lost your child
Speaker 1: at college, not dying, but Jesse, we sent our daughter
Speaker 1: to Virginia, we lost her, Jesse, we lost our son,
Speaker 1: we sent him to Berkeley. Just of parents who very
Speaker 1: clearly loved and raised their children with a purpose sending
Speaker 1: them off and losing them. And I it's probably just
Speaker 1: a fear thing.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: If my little buddies ever came home one day with
Speaker 1: pink hair and pits in their face and told me
Speaker 1: they hated my guts, man, it would fringing end me.
Speaker 1: It would they would, they would kill me, they would
Speaker 1: kill whatever. I don't know how we're going to handle that,
Speaker 1: but I know that universities are bad, bad bad places.
Speaker 1: Young people are impressionable. You're still figuring out who you are,
Speaker 1: what you believe, and so what we should be doing
Speaker 1: Instead of telling in college campuses to be nicer to Jews,
Speaker 1: we should be telling college campuses, why don't you get
Speaker 1: all the hatred in communism out of there? Why don't
Speaker 1: you start teaching about freedom in America to everybody, The
Speaker 1: beauty of free markets, the beauty of living in a
Speaker 1: society where you can practice whatever religion you want. What
Speaker 1: if we started doing that? But we don't. We don't
Speaker 1: do that at all, and it makes me worried. I'll
Speaker 1: put it that way. At least I'm not as stressed
Speaker 1: as Joe Scarborough.
Speaker 5: I know this.
Speaker 8: They read that Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: Says that there's going to be mass deportation. He's going
Speaker 7: to force prosecutors to arrest political enemies. He's going to
Speaker 7: execute generals that don't follow his commands. He's able to
Speaker 7: use seal teams.
Speaker 1: Gosh, Trump sounds awesome thanks.
Speaker 7: To execute political opponents, and he says, is that an option?
Speaker 10: You can't arrest me for that. They've heard all of this,
Speaker 10: and these people, these educated people with advanced degrees, are
Speaker 10: the ones saying, yeah, I'll support Donald Trump again, thinking oh, well,
Speaker 10: you know what, maybe my investments will go.
Speaker 7: Maybe he won't tax me three percent, not understanding this
Speaker 7: is not just a threat to democracy, but this is
Speaker 7: a threat to capitalism.
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