Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday, and asked Doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday, We're gonna use Don Lemon to again talk
Speaker 1: about this elite versus streets for talk about the House
Speaker 1: Judiciary hearings.
Speaker 2: What is even the point of it?
Speaker 1: Are? We're gonna get a better system, disruptor? How can
Speaker 1: that happen? Sanctuary city laws? How's that legal? All that
Speaker 1: so much more coming up in the second hour of
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Now back to our talk we
Speaker 1: were having at the end of last hour, Don Lemon.
Speaker 1: Don Lemon used to work for CNN, so let me
Speaker 1: explain something about TV. I've talked to you about this,
Speaker 1: but it was a long, long, long time ago, because
Speaker 1: I do TV too every night. With radio. Here's how
Speaker 1: it works. You know, it goes in segments. Maybe you
Speaker 1: listen to the podcast and I'm not exactly sure how
Speaker 1: they break up all the segments in podcasts, But if
Speaker 1: you're listening to the show live on any one of
Speaker 1: our wonderful let's, you know there's a segment and then
Speaker 1: a commercial break in a segment and then a commercial
Speaker 1: break and everyone gets mad about the commercials as standard
Speaker 1: everybody who listens to the radio does. I'm no different
Speaker 1: and that's how it goes. But it doesn't matter. They're
Speaker 1: gonna be there. It's why it's on the air, every
Speaker 1: single segment. And this is how I've always viewed radio.
Speaker 1: Every single segment needs to be able to stand essentially
Speaker 1: on its own meaning. And maybe I don't view this right,
Speaker 1: but this is just how I've always looked at it.
Speaker 1: My mentor Michael Barry helped guide me into this. What
Speaker 1: if you only have a fifteen minute right home a
Speaker 1: ten minute right home, you need something to do. I
Speaker 1: can't punt on a segment. I don't. I can't say
Speaker 1: they're all good, because obviously they're not. But I am
Speaker 1: mindful that for you, the Jesse Kelly Show might be
Speaker 1: a fifteen minute podcast. Essentially it's you driving to school,
Speaker 1: driving home from work, that I might only have you
Speaker 1: for fifteen minutes. Therefore, I don't prioritize the opening of
Speaker 1: the show more than I prioritize the third segment of
Speaker 1: our three Yeah. I may hit on a bigger issue
Speaker 1: on the first segment, but for me, it's no more
Speaker 1: of a priority. Every segment has to stand on its
Speaker 1: own right. That's radio. For TV, it is not that way.
Speaker 1: And you should know that every TV show, certainly the
Speaker 1: talk shows you watch, they all know this. TV is
Speaker 1: laid out in blocks.
Speaker 2: I use the word.
Speaker 1: Segment, but in TV they're known as blocks. So the
Speaker 1: first bit of your TV show you watch before the
Speaker 1: first commercial break, that's a block, and of course the
Speaker 1: second one is B block, and then C block. You
Speaker 1: get it, Okay, it's an alphabetical thing. You understand a block.
Speaker 1: Why is it that most TV shows, including mine, a
Speaker 1: block is almost always the host doing a monologue. Why
Speaker 1: because a block in TV is exponentially more important, will
Speaker 1: have more viewers than the entire rest of the show.
Speaker 1: So you know, I don't have a lot of guests
Speaker 1: on radio, TV or TV is different. I have two
Speaker 1: or three guests a day. They're always after a block,
Speaker 1: or almost always after a block, because the people who
Speaker 1: watch my show on the first they want to see
Speaker 1: me and what I have to say in a block.
Speaker 1: Meaning if you want to do TV, and maybe you do,
Speaker 1: maybe this is your thing. You have to be able
Speaker 1: to sit down, look at the camera and riff on
Speaker 1: something that people will want to watch for fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: no guests, nobody helping you out, you in the camera.
Speaker 1: It's what the audience wants. Don Lemon did a show
Speaker 1: for a while years with CNN. I have I'm sure
Speaker 1: this has happened before, but I have never seen this
Speaker 1: before in my life. The A block of Don Lemon's show,
Speaker 1: he would have Chris Cuomo. Chris Cuomo did the show
Speaker 1: before Don Lemon's, and Chris Cuomo would stay over after
Speaker 1: his show was over and do Don Lemon's A block
Speaker 1: with him holding his hand for the most important block
Speaker 1: of the show. I had to lay out the business
Speaker 1: of TV to try to drive home how embarrassing that is.
Speaker 1: Embarrassing to this level. If the first TV came to
Speaker 1: me today and they said, hey, Jesse, we're gonna have
Speaker 1: somebody do your A blocks with you from now on.
Speaker 1: They're gonna sit down and they're gonna do your A
Speaker 1: blocks with you, and then you can do the rest
Speaker 1: of the show, the interviews and stuff like that, but
Speaker 1: the A block, we want someone to sit in there
Speaker 1: with you. I would go home that night and I
Speaker 1: would talk to Ob We would have a serious conversation
Speaker 1: whether I would ever do TV. Ever again, because I
Speaker 1: would take that as I can't do it, I'm not
Speaker 1: good at it. There's no other way to take that.
Speaker 1: That's your TV company telling you you suck at it.
Speaker 1: You need help, You really suck at it. That's how
Speaker 1: untalented Don Lemon is. But Don Lemon had a job
Speaker 1: for years at CNN. Why he's black gay? That's a
Speaker 1: meal ticket in the media industry or Hollywood or the
Speaker 1: university system. Are honestly most of corporate America now in
Speaker 1: this country black and gay. Wow, that's like winning the lottery.
Speaker 1: That's two big diversity checkboxes. CNN decided his ridiculous salary
Speaker 1: was worth it in order to withstand any communist efforts
Speaker 1: where they would come at CNN and they'd say, you
Speaker 1: don't have enough Ka's on the show. We say, yep,
Speaker 1: we got Don Lemon, But what about minorities they're super oppressed. Nope,
Speaker 1: we got Don Lemon. He became the ultimate shield for CNN. Nope,
Speaker 1: Look black and gay, black and gay.
Speaker 2: Look he's black and gay.
Speaker 1: I know he sucks. Well, No qu quit Chris, No,
Speaker 1: he's black and gay. It's covered what Chris can't help it?
Speaker 1: The jokes are right there. Anyway, Don Lemon eventually got fired.
Speaker 1: The ratings were garbage. He's making millions of dollars.
Speaker 2: He got fired.
Speaker 1: Think about what that is like for Don Lemon. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter that he wasn't qualified, It doesn't matter that
Speaker 1: he couldn't do his own a block. Don Lemon was
Speaker 1: an elite communist. You know that. You know that these
Speaker 1: organizations like CNN, and this applies to honestly all of them,
Speaker 1: these big media organizations. They'll go cover something in Europe.
Speaker 1: Has your job ever paid for first class tickets for
Speaker 1: you to go to Europe? Mine hasn't. Now, of course
Speaker 1: that's not something that happens.
Speaker 2: You are the elite of the.
Speaker 1: Elite, five star hotels, a penthouse in Manhattan. Imagine waking
Speaker 1: up one morning and that's gone. He was part of
Speaker 1: the elite communist club, and then one day he's out
Speaker 1: of it. No one cares about him, no one knows
Speaker 1: who he is, No more five star hotels in Petty,
Speaker 1: He's just Don Lemon.
Speaker 2: Ouch.
Speaker 1: When elite communists get kicked back to the streets, which
Speaker 1: is what happened to Don Lemon, because he proved to
Speaker 1: not be useful enough for the revolution, they dream day
Speaker 1: and night about getting back into the elite communist circles.
Speaker 1: Why is Don Lemon always out there saying these most
Speaker 1: over the top ridiculous things. Why is he he's really
Speaker 1: playing it hard that they tried to arrest him. Why
Speaker 1: is he out there with all this false bravado.
Speaker 3: Now I stand proud and I stand tall. This is
Speaker 3: not a victory lap for me, because it's not over.
Speaker 3: They're gonna try again, and they're gonna try again, and
Speaker 3: guess what here, I am keep trying. That's not gonna
Speaker 3: stop me from being a journalist. You're not gonna diminish
Speaker 3: my voice. Go ahead, make me into the new Jimmy
Speaker 3: Kimmel if you want, because I'm not going anywhere, and
Speaker 3: I'm going to believe the same things, whether you want
Speaker 3: to whatever.
Speaker 2: None of this is about justice.
Speaker 1: Don Lemon is going to try to use his invasion
Speaker 1: of that church in Saint Paul to get himself back
Speaker 1: into the fold of elite communist circles. Look at me,
Speaker 1: I'm a martyr. Look at what a loyal revolutionary I am.
Speaker 1: I'll even go in and blow up a church service.
Speaker 1: I'm a loyal revolutionary. Up, don't forget black and gay
Speaker 1: loyal revolutionary who's also black and gay. They tried to
Speaker 1: arrest me. Look what a martyr I am. That's the
Speaker 1: Don Lemon saga. Look you're gonna see it over and
Speaker 1: over again. Remember Jamal Bowman, congressman for five minutes from
Speaker 1: New York, couldn't control his animal ways. He's yanking fire
Speaker 1: alarms and always saying stupid things, and the elites just
Speaker 1: decided you gotta go. The street Communists are not allowed
Speaker 1: to join the ranks of elite communists and then make
Speaker 1: problems for them. If they do, they get kicked right
Speaker 1: back to the streets. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a wonderful Friday. Remember if you miss any part
Speaker 1: of the show, you can download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes.
Speaker 1: I thought this before we get to the House Judiciary Committee,
Speaker 1: I thought this little tidbit here was interesting. They were
Speaker 1: getting up and they were doing they were all of
Speaker 1: course wearing these the doctor's uniforms and nurses uniforms, and
Speaker 1: they were talking about these deportations, and well, this is interesting.
Speaker 4: Our patients are missing, canceling or deferring important appointments for
Speaker 4: pre needle care out of fear of being targeted by
Speaker 4: immigration officials in their place of care. Anecdotically, many of
Speaker 4: our labor and delivery triage units are seeing lower volumes
Speaker 4: as a sign that individuals are not seeking out care
Speaker 4: with urgent concerns. Requests for resources for home births are
Speaker 4: up significantly, even among patients who had never previously considered
Speaker 4: this or for who it is not a safe option,
Speaker 4: And that is probably the most common thing I am
Speaker 4: seeing discussed and onst healthcare professional. Some are birthing in
Speaker 4: the hospital alone with no family, friends, or personal support
Speaker 4: present due to detainment or fear thereof.
Speaker 1: That's awesome, that's so exciting. I mean, we're tired of
Speaker 1: you freeloaders coming over here and having kids who are
Speaker 1: American citizens. And the Communists don't even really Sometimes I
Speaker 1: feel like they don't realize the words they're speaking, and
Speaker 1: how often they make me only more excited to be
Speaker 1: an anti communist. We have so many dirtball illegal women
Speaker 1: in this country having kids who are American citizens that
Speaker 1: now they're not showing up for prenatal care. Good, go
Speaker 1: back to your own freaking country and get prenatal care.
Speaker 2: Ah, but they want to have it at home.
Speaker 1: Good, go back to your home and have a freaking baby.
Speaker 1: We're tired of the anchor babies in this country getting
Speaker 1: the same vote that you do and I do.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I hear these soundbites and all it does is make
Speaker 1: me stand up and cheer. But they're too afraid to
Speaker 1: come in. They're having babies alone. Well, you know what,
Speaker 1: why don't you gather up all twenty five family members
Speaker 1: and go back to that dump you came from and
Speaker 1: they will all surround you when you have a baby.
Speaker 2: Bye, Chris, I'm in a good mood. I am.
Speaker 1: Hey, Jesse, can you please shed some light on why
Speaker 1: in God's name they even hold House Judiciary hearings?
Speaker 2: They go nowhere?
Speaker 1: We all know that commies will completely lie and deflect
Speaker 1: or fail to answer each and every question thrown at them.
Speaker 1: So to okay, I understand the repetitiveness of it, and
Speaker 1: a hearing in and of itself is not near enough
Speaker 1: for you or me. If you get some lying commy
Speaker 1: scumbag in front of the House or Senate Judiciary hearing,
Speaker 1: you of course would like action to follow, correct, I
Speaker 1: would like action to follow.
Speaker 2: I got all that, but.
Speaker 1: Let's assume action doesn't follow, because action rarely follows. I'll
Speaker 1: get to the action part in a moment. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to dismiss that part of the question. What is
Speaker 1: our when we talk about messaging and political messaging and
Speaker 1: what you put out there and what I put out
Speaker 1: there versus what the communists put out there? Who are
Speaker 1: we fighting over? When I talk to you every day,
Speaker 1: when you and I talk, not convincing you of anything.
Speaker 1: You know this stuff. I know this stuff. We're on
Speaker 1: the same side. Now, I learned from you, and you
Speaker 1: may learn from me. But we're on the same side,
Speaker 1: and we want the same things. We're pulling in the
Speaker 1: same direction. And when the communists go out there and
Speaker 1: do their evil stuff, they're talking to each other as
Speaker 1: well the people they're speaking to. Jimmy Kimmel is audio
Speaker 1: the view that audience is already full of disgusting communists
Speaker 1: trying to burn down America. They're talking to each other.
Speaker 1: Our real war is for this squishy nor means in
Speaker 1: the middle. Virginia, actually, Virginia is a perfect example of this.
Speaker 1: In the twenty twenty eight election, the people of Virginia,
Speaker 1: whatever you think about it, red blue, purple, whatever you
Speaker 1: think about it. In the in the previous elections, Virginia
Speaker 1: had decided, I've had enough communism. I'm going to vote
Speaker 1: for the GOP. The state itself overall may not be
Speaker 1: as far right as you are or I am, but
Speaker 1: they said I've had enough, it's GOP for me. They
Speaker 1: end up with Governor Glenn Youngkin. They end up all right,
Speaker 1: we got something going here. Then, after one year of
Speaker 1: the Trump administration in deporting two million people, Virginia went
Speaker 1: out and chose a communist to be their governor. Now
Speaker 1: they are going to experience all the glory of communism,
Speaker 1: from the open jails to the higher taxes, it's all
Speaker 1: coming that. They're they're moving at break next speed to
Speaker 1: implement every single part of the communist agenda, moving farther
Speaker 1: left than even California is right now, at breakneck speed. Now,
Speaker 1: why what happened? Well, the people like you and me
Speaker 1: in Virginia, and maybe you're in Virginia listening, they'd never
Speaker 1: changed the way they operated, they never changed the way
Speaker 1: they voted. They've been going hardcore right as fast and
Speaker 1: far as possible. Previously. Those people they're always with us.
Speaker 1: But the normies previously decided they didn't like all this
Speaker 1: left wing garbage and they were going to fix it
Speaker 1: by voting for the GOP. Then, because they have no
Speaker 1: understanding of what they're doing, they have no understanding of
Speaker 1: politics and power. They don't understand what's happening. They don't
Speaker 1: understand how demonic communists are. They got annoyed with Trump
Speaker 1: or annoyed with Glenn Youngkin and those normies in the middle,
Speaker 1: they went out and decided they're going to vote for
Speaker 1: a commune. Maybe they were stupid enough to believe she
Speaker 1: was a moderate, but again, if they were smart, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be normis. That's what makes them normies. They're dumb.
Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Member,
Speaker 1: you can still email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: So back to the lack of action after the judiciary hearings.
Speaker 1: Far be it from me to defend the House of Representatives,
Speaker 1: of course, but they don't have law enforcement power. What
Speaker 1: they have is the power to refer make referrals to
Speaker 1: the DOJ, to the Department of Justice.
Speaker 2: From there, the DOJ.
Speaker 1: If we're talking about arresting, trying, and sending somebody to prison.
Speaker 1: The DOJ has to act, and that is our problem
Speaker 1: right now and it will continue to be our problem
Speaker 1: for the foreseeable future. Pam Bondia, This is actually not
Speaker 1: an anti Pambondi rant, Pam Bondy Aside, the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice is full and has been full of committed communists
Speaker 1: for years in years in years, and committed communists believe
Speaker 1: that law should only be used on their political enemies.
Speaker 1: And you only have that power at the DOJ to
Speaker 1: do what one of two things, reward your friends and
Speaker 1: punish your enemies. Those people were not all cleaned out
Speaker 1: the second Donald Trump took office. In fact, because of
Speaker 1: this ridiculous blue slip process that Chuck Grassley is still
Speaker 1: screwing up every single day, Donald Trump can't get his
Speaker 1: US attorneys confirmed to throw bad guys in prison.
Speaker 2: The blue slip rule is not a law.
Speaker 1: It's not even a rule.
Speaker 2: It's unwritten. In case you're wondering what that is.
Speaker 1: If a US attorney, let's say, for a new New Jersey,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has a US attorney he wants to be
Speaker 1: his US attorney for New Jersey Alna Haba. If both
Speaker 1: senators from New Jersey don't say yeah, she can be
Speaker 1: US attorney.
Speaker 2: Then I guess tradition is what we should say.
Speaker 1: The tradition of the Senate is she doesn't get to
Speaker 1: be US attorney. Well, now that Democrats are committed communists
Speaker 1: who live every single day to oppose everything Trump does,
Speaker 1: that means Donald Trump cannot get his US attorneys confirmed
Speaker 1: unless Chuck Loser Grassley of Iowa will set aside this rule.
Speaker 1: He has the ability, he has the authority to do
Speaker 1: so immediately today. If he wants to, he can stand
Speaker 1: up and say all right, no more blue slip rule.
Speaker 2: But Chuck Grassley won't do it.
Speaker 1: So Donald Trump doesn't get his US attorneys, And because
Speaker 1: he doesn't get his US attorneys, we don't have the
Speaker 1: horses we need at the DOJ to throw communists in prison.
Speaker 1: Allow me to repeat my sell for the ten thousands time.
Speaker 1: There is a relatively small cabal of red state GOP
Speaker 1: senators who have their foot in the door. They keep
Speaker 1: us from ever slamming it shut on communism. Whenever we
Speaker 1: have an opportunity to make real gigantic gains, loser red
Speaker 1: state GOP senators like Chuck freaking Grassly step up and say,
Speaker 1: you know, what now that would wirelight tradition sizes me
Speaker 1: up the wall, Jesse. I went to home depot to
Speaker 1: grab a couple things, and two employees approached me from
Speaker 1: the home depot HVAC team. They asked me how old
Speaker 1: my furnace was. I politely told them, no, thank you,
Speaker 1: I'm not interested, to which their response was, okay, so
Speaker 1: how old is your equipment? I reflected my knife hand,
Speaker 1: but caught my language and just sternly reiterated.
Speaker 2: Me my disinterest.
Speaker 1: My question is why must I repeat myself to these people.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about a standard well if you change
Speaker 1: your mind thing, but just continuing with their pitch. Am
Speaker 1: I getting older and more cantankerists? Or are people getting
Speaker 1: less mindful of other people's time and space? He says
Speaker 1: his name is Dick. All right, I'm sorry Richard Richard.
Speaker 1: So there are a couple of things going on here, Richard. First,
Speaker 1: are you getting older and more cantankeris? You know what
Speaker 1: happened tonight during the show. You know that Jewish producer
Speaker 1: Chris and Corey. They're the ones who upload the podcast,
Speaker 1: and they're the ones who put podcast descriptions like I
Speaker 1: don't do any of that. I don't even know how
Speaker 1: to do any of that stuff. That's tech nerd stuff
Speaker 1: that's well beyond me. Jewish producer Chris was occupied, probably eating,
Speaker 1: but was occupied doing something during the.
Speaker 2: First set of the show.
Speaker 1: He then asked me during the commercial break, Hey, what
Speaker 1: did you talk about? I'm making notes for the show.
Speaker 1: You know what I told Chris, Go listen and find out.
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Is it just because I'm a jerk? That's only half
Speaker 1: of it. Nobody likes to repeat themselves. I understand that
Speaker 1: there's nobody out there who says, well, I love repeating myself.
Speaker 1: As I've gotten older, I absolutely refuse to do so
Speaker 1: to anybody at all.
Speaker 2: Anybody. I will not repeat myself.
Speaker 1: Especially if I've made it crystal clear or you just
Speaker 1: weren't paying attention. There's something about I know what it
Speaker 1: is getting older.
Speaker 2: I refuse to do so. Remember I told you.
Speaker 1: I have this radio coach call every week because I
Speaker 1: had to do radio. Corporate wants me to get a
Speaker 1: little better with some things.
Speaker 2: I don't be wrong.
Speaker 1: They love what we're doing, but just you know, getting
Speaker 1: in and out of breaks and things like that. And
Speaker 1: he'll tell you to your face to this day, He's
Speaker 1: asked me, what are you going to talk about when
Speaker 1: it comes to this subject, And I'll say you'll have
Speaker 1: to listen and find out. He'll just start laughing, or
Speaker 1: he'll ask me, what did you say yesterday about this?
Speaker 1: I say, download the podcast. I'm not saying it all again.
Speaker 1: I already said it one time. I don't know whether
Speaker 1: it's just because I'm a jerk, which I admit, and
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe it's just getting older. The reason
Speaker 1: you got angry with those HVACT people is you don't
Speaker 1: like repeating yourself when you've made it crystal clear the
Speaker 1: first time. Totally understandable. But there's also another thing happening.
Speaker 1: You ever been in the mall. When's the last time
Speaker 1: you went to the mall? You've been in the mall.
Speaker 1: I go to the mall very rarely. Obviously it's not
Speaker 1: well now the Orange Julius is gone. I don't really
Speaker 1: go to the mall, but occasionally we go to the mall,
Speaker 1: take the kids up all those little shops, the little
Speaker 1: stands I should say that are not the actual stores,
Speaker 1: but they're the dands in the center of the mall. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're selling stuff to animals in phone cases and perfumes
Speaker 1: and things like that, And it's always got people there,
Speaker 1: and they're dangling it out in front of you and
Speaker 1: trying to stop you on the way by, aren't they?
Speaker 1: Hey sir, what kind of perfume are you wearing? He?
Speaker 1: Have you tried our new cases?
Speaker 2: Hes? You look like you could use any y phone case?
Speaker 1: Hey, sir, hold on. People get annoyed by that, and
Speaker 1: I understand I get annoyed by that. I also admire it.
Speaker 1: How much would that job suck? Because you are inevitably
Speaker 1: you are going to get snipped at, snap dad. You're
Speaker 1: going to get people treating you like crap all the time.
Speaker 1: It's part of your job. It's like working in the
Speaker 1: lost legged section of the airport. You don't encounter a
Speaker 1: ton of friendly people. You're gonna get yelled at all
Speaker 1: the time. And yet in order to make a living,
Speaker 1: they're out there hustling and doing it all the time.
Speaker 1: There was a guy in New York City. I'm sure
Speaker 1: he's gone now, dead and gone. Who knows, Maybe he's
Speaker 1: still there. People listening right now in w R are
Speaker 1: gonna email me and tell me if he's still there.
Speaker 1: If he is but there was this black dude. He
Speaker 1: shined shoes on the sidewalk. I would usually wear my
Speaker 1: cowboy boots when I went to New York. It's trying
Speaker 1: to look a little nicer. I would wear my cowboy boots,
Speaker 1: but occasionally they'd be dress shoes, didn't matter what it was.
Speaker 1: And this black dude would insult everyone who came by.
Speaker 1: He would insult their shoes in order to make a buck.
Speaker 1: And I'm telling you, he would just say, sir, come on,
Speaker 1: you're better than that.
Speaker 2: Look at that. That's crap.
Speaker 1: Dude, stop by. You should be embarrassed right now. Get
Speaker 1: over here and get your shoes shined. It's a great hustle.
Speaker 1: I let him shine my shoes every time I had
Speaker 1: ten bucks. Every single time I had ten bucks, he
Speaker 1: made me laugh. I appreciate the hustle. There's someone listening
Speaker 1: right now. He's driving nails for a living. I appreciate
Speaker 1: the hustle. There's somebody in sales right now. Go into
Speaker 1: a call, might fail, probably will. I appreciate the hustle.
Speaker 1: I've had to do so many things to pay my
Speaker 1: bills and get by when people were doing it. Even
Speaker 1: if I get annoyed, by it. I get and especially
Speaker 1: if you're doing a job where you get yelled out
Speaker 1: all the time, I respect it. Let's talk about the
Speaker 1: legality of sanctuary cities. Next, it is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a Wonderful Friday. If you miss any part
Speaker 1: of the show, you can download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. Ah,
Speaker 1: before we get over to the sanctuary city.
Speaker 2: Laws, I just felt.
Speaker 1: The need to point something out really quickly. You see,
Speaker 1: it wasn't even that long ago. I came on the
Speaker 1: radio and on TV and don't roll your ice, Chris,
Speaker 1: you don't know what I'm gonna say. And I said,
Speaker 1: this Minnesota is all the rage right now because it
Speaker 1: appears to be ground zero.
Speaker 2: But I'm here to tell you.
Speaker 1: That is only our first little crack in the window.
Speaker 1: So we can just peek inside, and we're mortified by
Speaker 1: what we see. Oh my god, there's cancer in here.
Speaker 1: Look at the fraud. But it's just a crack right now.
Speaker 1: As the Trump administration, to their credit, they're doing this
Speaker 1: as the Trump Administration continues on, and that crack gets
Speaker 1: bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. It has a
Speaker 1: chance unless you are mentally ready for it to dishearten you.
Speaker 1: When they start digging into California, it's going to make
Speaker 1: Minnesota look like a convent's.
Speaker 2: That's what it's gonna do. And this is not just
Speaker 2: California and Minnesota.
Speaker 1: For years, for decades, the cancer has been metastasizing inside
Speaker 1: of the body of the United States of America. Remember
Speaker 1: when I said that it was brilliant, wasn't it, Chris,
Speaker 1: don't make that face.
Speaker 2: It was brilliant, wasn't it.
Speaker 1: That's funny because the Vice President of the United States
Speaker 1: of America, I got up today, was this today or
Speaker 1: last night? I think it was today, got up today,
Speaker 1: he said this.
Speaker 5: I think we have a fraud problem that is much
Speaker 5: worse in California than it is in Minnesota. I was
Speaker 5: talking actually to our small business administrator. I think she's
Speaker 5: found probably half a billion dollars a fraud of Minneapolis
Speaker 5: and the broader Minnesota area. I think she's found seven
Speaker 5: billion dollars with a fraud in California. So this is
Speaker 5: unfortunately a problem that is much bigger than Minnesota.
Speaker 2: How do I get it so right? So often? I
Speaker 2: know that's what you're asking, Chris. No, I'm I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: How is this the easiest call in the world when
Speaker 1: you accept that at its core, the Democrat Party relies
Speaker 1: on its three pillars FFCFC burn that into your mind, fraud,
Speaker 1: foreigners and cheating, Fraud foreigners and cheating. Without those things,
Speaker 1: there is no Democrat Party. Their ideas are all unpopular
Speaker 1: with the American people. Most of them are eighty twenty ideas,
Speaker 1: the things the Democrat Party pushes for. So how is
Speaker 1: it a fifty to fifty country where the House says
Speaker 1: is a razor's edge and we don't even know who's
Speaker 1: going to win the presidency FFC. That's how fraud, foreigners,
Speaker 1: and cheating, and oftentimes those three pillars work together. I
Speaker 1: should point out, of course, that means anywhere you find
Speaker 1: Democrats in power, you will have fraud, you will have corruption.
Speaker 1: And there's a reason behind this. Democrats they believe in
Speaker 1: using tax payer money for their own political ends. There
Speaker 1: is not an ounce of patriotism. They don't care about
Speaker 1: your town when they're elected to city council. They don't
Speaker 1: care about your state when you elect them governor, that
Speaker 1: I don't care about the country itself. These things never
Speaker 1: cross their minds.
Speaker 2: At all.
Speaker 1: They only care about power, rewarding their friends and punishing
Speaker 1: their enemies. And you only take power so you can
Speaker 1: use taxpayer money to push your agenda forward, to push
Speaker 1: the revolution forward. That means anywhere large or small Democrats
Speaker 1: hold power, there is fraud. Oftentimes it never gets discovered
Speaker 1: because who do you think they're going to make chief
Speaker 1: of police in these places?
Speaker 2: The head of the state police.
Speaker 1: Who do you think the blue area is going to elect?
Speaker 2: Is the sheriff.
Speaker 1: But nevertheless, fraud is everywhere you find universal Democrat rule.
Speaker 1: It's built in, built in what they do ffc the
Speaker 1: three pillars that hold up the Democrat Party Jesse. How
Speaker 1: do sanctuary city slash state laws stand? Why are they
Speaker 1: not going considered obstruction of justice? Okay, so first sanctuary
Speaker 1: city laws. What it makes it sound like is, hey,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to deport people in Minneapolis. Minneapolis is
Speaker 1: in the news, so we'll use them. You're not allowed.
Speaker 1: We have a law that says you're not allowed. But
Speaker 1: that's not really it. That's how they sell it to
Speaker 1: the animals in their base. How it actually works is this,
Speaker 1: They turn the illegals loose from jail before ice can
Speaker 1: deport them. This is how solace and evil democrats are
Speaker 1: and everywhere from Minnesota to New York everywhere. When they
Speaker 1: think there's a chance Ice might come in, and they
Speaker 1: have a rapist from El Salvador sitting in there jail
Speaker 1: and they think Ice might come in, they let him
Speaker 1: out rather than let Ice deport him. They turn him
Speaker 1: loose in your daughter's neighborhoo, rather than let Ice deport him.
Speaker 1: That's what it means. That's why Ice is even in
Speaker 1: the community in these blue areas. Why was there no
Speaker 1: massive controversy when Ice was in the Houston area deporting
Speaker 1: illegals because local law enforcement worked with them and said, hey,
Speaker 1: we got a bunch down at the jail, come pick
Speaker 1: him up. And Ice shows up. They don't have to
Speaker 1: go kick indoors. They don't have to rate an apartment complex.
Speaker 1: They just show up, go down to the jail, grab
Speaker 1: the guy, and deport him. But in blue areas they
Speaker 1: don't do that because they call themselves sanctuary cities or
Speaker 1: sanctuary states, so they they just they let him out
Speaker 1: of jail.
Speaker 2: It really is that.
Speaker 1: Evil democrats are so evil they will take a violent,
Speaker 1: vile human being and they will purposely set him loose
Speaker 1: on your city rather than let ice deport him. Remember
Speaker 1: this radio transmission, you remember this. Listen to this. This
Speaker 1: is the actual transmission.
Speaker 2: Listen to this.
Speaker 6: I just took him from a thirty nine place in Kezzi.
Speaker 6: They were saying that they were being surrounded by that
Speaker 6: large crowd and they were requesting the police were now
Speaker 6: sending waving off all of the cars heading the thirty
Speaker 6: nice place and Cazzi, okay, some for and again for
Speaker 6: abdy in is that we called to go over that
Speaker 6: way a thirty nice place and Kezzi, if you could
Speaker 6: just hold off nine eleven, nine thirteen, nine thirty four,
Speaker 6: just disregard that thirty nice place in Kezzi.
Speaker 1: The cops were going over to help Ice who had
Speaker 1: been surrounded. They were called off. That's what's happening. That's
Speaker 1: what That's what sanctuary city laws look like in practice.
Speaker 2: All Right, we still have an hour.
Speaker 1: We have to talk about China's population, ancient battles, we
Speaker 1: have to talk about establishment Republicans and more.
Speaker 2: Next