Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Friday.
Speaker 1: Of course, it's a glorious Friday. We are cruising into
Speaker 1: a Memorial Day weekend. Put a smile on your face.
Speaker 1: We are going to be all over the map tonight
Speaker 1: because it's asked Doctor Jesse Friday. We're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: big city urban democrats and voting that way, and why
Speaker 1: someone wants to talk about the why someone's moving from
Speaker 1: San Diego wants to know where to go, tariff, somebody
Speaker 1: has a bad feeling about the coming trade war, communism
Speaker 1: versus Sharia law. All that and so much more coming
Speaker 1: up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. And
Speaker 1: a reminder again, yes, Chris, I will remind them again.
Speaker 1: The names are already flooding in. But on Monday we
Speaker 1: will be here. We will be live here and if
Speaker 1: you miss it, you can download a podcast. But of course,
Speaker 1: but we will do a Memorial Day special on Monday,
Speaker 1: not our normal show. We won't be goofing off, we
Speaker 1: won't be doing politics. It will be all honoring the fallen.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a bunch of history, history wars, battles,
Speaker 1: honoring the fallen. And if you have a name of
Speaker 1: somebody who died in service to this country, name rank, conflict.
Speaker 1: You can email it in Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: They're already piling up. We will try try to read
Speaker 1: every single name so we can honor those who gave
Speaker 1: it all for this country. And one more word on
Speaker 1: this before we get into the questions. I told you
Speaker 1: yesterday that Memorial Day is only for the fallen. I
Speaker 1: warned you about watering it down and all the veterans
Speaker 1: and firefighters, and don't do that. Don't do that. I
Speaker 1: know you're doing it out of politeness. The people who
Speaker 1: gave their lives for this country and their families left
Speaker 1: behind deserve an unwatered down day, their own sacred day. However,
Speaker 1: enjoy yourself this weekend. I will tell you this. I
Speaker 1: know people who died for this country. Every single guy
Speaker 1: I know who died for this country. I promise you
Speaker 1: would want you to enjoy yourself this weekend. They wouldn't
Speaker 1: want you sitting around. Don't listen to anybody tell you
Speaker 1: what it's not about. Hot dogs and family time. Have
Speaker 1: hot dogs, have family time, enjoy yourself, enjoy your long weekend,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, now, Jesse, You often correctly say
Speaker 1: you voted for this after the population of blue cities
Speaker 1: keep electing or re electing Democrats scumbag leadership. However, you
Speaker 1: never really die into why. The fact of the matter
Speaker 1: is this is a significant portion of the voting popu
Speaker 1: population that could care less, so on and so forth. Okay,
Speaker 1: why why do big city Democrats continue to go re
Speaker 1: elect the worst scumbags in the world who destroy your cities? First,
Speaker 1: let's cover this. Big city Democrats really Democrats in general.
Speaker 1: But people vote generally for the same party every time.
Speaker 1: Most voters vote for the same party every time. And
Speaker 1: I'm not just pointing fingers at the other side. If
Speaker 1: I walk into a voting booth and I don't know
Speaker 1: who to vote for or whatever, I vote for the Republican.
Speaker 1: But even if I do know who to vote for,
Speaker 1: I vote for the Republican every time. So that's that.
Speaker 1: And oftentimes, oftentimes it's generational. You vote for the party
Speaker 1: your family always voted for. Well, my parents always voted
Speaker 1: for Republicans, so I vote my parents. So there's that.
Speaker 1: That is extremely strong. Why do you think it is
Speaker 1: that there are so many Democrats, especially older Democrats who
Speaker 1: are probably more moderate blue dog types, even Southern Democrat types,
Speaker 1: you know, pro life, but you like unions or something
Speaker 1: like that. Yet they won't vote for Republicans. Well, they've
Speaker 1: been voting Democrats for their entire lives. It's hard to
Speaker 1: break that chain when that's what you've always done. You
Speaker 1: may complain about Democrats, you may not like the direction
Speaker 1: Democrats are going, but you still vote for Democrats. So
Speaker 1: that's part of it. Another huge part of it.
Speaker 2: Is this not that many people actually vote in the elections,
Speaker 2: especially local elections, and in a big city we'll call
Speaker 2: it Philadelphia, because I was trashing the Philadelphia voter for
Speaker 2: re electing Krasner, that piece of crap Soros DA who
Speaker 2: keeps letting all the murderers out of prison.
Speaker 1: I was ranting and raving about it. But the truth is,
Speaker 1: in local elections, not many people show up, but who
Speaker 1: does Who does show up the most committed, the most
Speaker 1: committed Democrat in a big city. Because if you're a
Speaker 1: Republican in a big city, and I know there are
Speaker 1: many listening to my voice right now in New York
Speaker 1: and San Diego and Seattle and Miami and everywhere, big
Speaker 1: city Republicans, they know they're not going to win. And look,
Speaker 1: I'll be honest with you, if I lived in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Still, even though I lived in Northern Virginia,
Speaker 1: but we'll call it DC, when I lived there for
Speaker 1: a year, I don't know how often I would vote.
Speaker 1: Isn't that terrible? I mean, I think I'd probably make
Speaker 1: myself vote just because I feel odd to do it,
Speaker 1: and I would want to do it in front of
Speaker 1: my kids. But a city that's ninety four percent ninety
Speaker 1: two percent Democrat or something like that, why even waste
Speaker 1: the gas to drive down to the polls. You're not
Speaker 1: winning anything. So what happens is Republicans in these big
Speaker 1: cities don't bother to show up. And it's completely understandable,
Speaker 1: and most Democrats don't bother to show up. But who
Speaker 1: does show up the most committed communists in the city.
Speaker 1: You don't have to rally that many votes. Whether it's
Speaker 1: a big city or a small town. If it is
Speaker 1: a local election, it is winnable depending on the circumstances.
Speaker 1: In fact, I want to read you this email. Got
Speaker 1: this email a few days ago. I want to read
Speaker 1: this to you, Jesse. I'm going to leave out the
Speaker 1: location because I don't know that he wants that Red Jesse.
Speaker 1: I won my primary for it's a it's a city council,
Speaker 1: or it's because you berated us to get involved small towns, says.
Speaker 1: You know what the turnout was for Republican voters thirty percent?
Speaker 1: He writes it right here in the email. He said,
Speaker 1: that makes it easy for us to win because all
Speaker 1: you have to do is knock on doors for less
Speaker 1: time than watching a football game. The people who vote
Speaker 1: are the people who care, and if you care enough
Speaker 1: to knock on doors and introduce yourself as a candidate,
Speaker 1: you win. So I went from being an anti communist
Speaker 1: on the water board to the town council asked me
Speaker 1: not to name his name, and I of course will not.
Speaker 1: Now that's the example in the other direction. When we
Speaker 1: think if we're in a small area, small town, we
Speaker 1: think to ourselves, Wow, city council, you know, county board
Speaker 1: of supervisors, any of these things. We think these things
Speaker 1: are unattainable. Wow, that guy who's on there, he's been
Speaker 1: there for twenty years. Yeah, he hasn't had the campaign
Speaker 1: for like fifteen years. Because nobody shows up to vote,
Speaker 1: you can go take back these positions of power, and
Speaker 1: you should. But vice versa. In the big cities, they don't,
Speaker 1: won't change how they vote. They'll complain and they'll yell,
Speaker 1: and they're uh, you know, New York City, they'll elect
Speaker 1: Bill de Blasio, and then they hate his guts. I
Speaker 1: hate him. I hate him. He sucks. I hate him.
Speaker 1: He's terrible. The cops hate him. I hate him. I
Speaker 1: hate him. I hate him. He's up for reelection right
Speaker 1: back into office again. Human beings have a hard time
Speaker 1: changing their bad habits. We all do, I do. But
Speaker 1: big city democrats they really truly vote for their own demise.
Speaker 1: And then of course you have the ghetto areas of
Speaker 1: the big city, and they're always always enlisted like an army.
Speaker 1: Oftentimes they cheat, by the way, using these areas. If
Speaker 1: you go into like Harlem in New York City, would
Speaker 1: be a wonderful example of this, even though they're it's
Speaker 1: getting better, but either way, Harlem would be a wonderful
Speaker 1: example of this. The black population of Harlem. The Democrats
Speaker 1: just pray on these people because they don't really give
Speaker 1: a crap that much about paulolitics. In large part, they
Speaker 1: don't care about politics, and so Democrats they'll ballot harvest
Speaker 1: all the time. Hey, everybody, bring me your ballot. And
Speaker 1: those people don't give a crap if you're in a
Speaker 1: really poor part of town. Oftentimes those people don't care
Speaker 1: about politics. Got bigger fish to fry, trying to avoid
Speaker 1: getting shot and everything else, so they just don't care
Speaker 1: about politics. It's a real self licking ice cream cone.
Speaker 1: These big cities. Democrat politics snowballing the more Democrat politics,
Speaker 1: which snowball into more Democrat politics, and it's never ending.
Speaker 1: And then what else happens is anybody read anybody saye
Speaker 1: they move out, they're gone. There's not Republicans in Manhattan,
Speaker 1: not many of them. They got to Long Island. They're gone.
Speaker 1: If you have to work in the city, you're gone.
Speaker 1: You pack it up and you leave. And the same
Speaker 1: thing happens in La same thing happens in San Diego.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna stay in the city center with all
Speaker 1: that blue filth. You're gonna find the reddest suburb you
Speaker 1: can find that's still a decent commute to work, and
Speaker 1: you're gone, So you don't even get to vote in it.
Speaker 1: It just it's a it's a big old fat mess. Now,
Speaker 1: let's talk about moving. Let's talk about tariffs.
Speaker 3: Is a Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Friday,
Speaker 3: and ask doctor Jesse Friday, And of course we're gonna
Speaker 3: dig into well, if someone has concerns about.
Speaker 1: The tariff war stuff, we'll get into that in the moment.
Speaker 1: This guy says, Hey, Jesse, I'm close to moving out
Speaker 1: of California and I want to go full deep red
Speaker 1: in my next home. There's plenty of states that have
Speaker 1: the Republican trifecta, but I wanted to see if there's
Speaker 1: a good way to check and see if the government
Speaker 1: is actually holding true or just phoning it in. This
Speaker 1: guy is well, I will say he's from San Diego.
Speaker 1: So let me warn you right off the bat, buddy,
Speaker 1: because I have buddies who have moved from San Diego.
Speaker 1: There is something I'm sure you appreciate, but maybe not
Speaker 1: enough that you're going to have to give up. I
Speaker 1: understand San Diego has really, really, really fallen off since
Speaker 1: the dirty comedies have filled it up with crime and homelessness.
Speaker 1: I get that the gas Lamp District, all that wonderful stuff.
Speaker 1: San Diego is just isn't what it was when I
Speaker 1: used to enjoy it. But it's still perfect weather all
Speaker 1: twelve months of the year. And that doesn't exist anywhere
Speaker 1: else in the United States of America except for southern California.
Speaker 1: It just does not. So you really, really really need
Speaker 1: to prepare yourself for summers where you sweat a lot,
Speaker 1: for winters where you freeze for you're going to move
Speaker 1: and you're going to discover this wild concept of four seasons,
Speaker 1: and not all of them are pleasant. So I'm just
Speaker 1: warning you that, right off the bat, as far as
Speaker 1: states go, what's a good way. I'll tell you what's
Speaker 1: it under state right now that is starting to elect
Speaker 1: some seriously, seriously far right people. Everybody knows about Florida.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows about Florida and Ronda Santis and the amazing
Speaker 1: job he's done there. So I'm not gonna tell you Florida. Missouri,
Speaker 1: no me, he thinks about Missouri. Missouri has some crazy
Speaker 1: beautiful spots to it. Missouri is going hard hard right.
Speaker 1: Missouri is worth a look. Arkansas is worth a look,
Speaker 1: of course. Texas. Oklahoma's amazing. Oklahoma doesn't get near enough credit.
Speaker 1: Oklahoma's a sweet place. Nebraska. Now, moving from San Diego
Speaker 1: to Nebraska, maybe a little bit of a environmental shock.
Speaker 1: It is a touch flat, I will say, But Nebraska
Speaker 1: has it together as far as governments go. If that's
Speaker 1: what you're asking me, though, you want to move to
Speaker 1: a red state that has you know, read this, read
Speaker 1: this red read up and down. There is not a
Speaker 1: red state that doesn't need more help, more maintenance. Red
Speaker 1: state that look Texas in particular. But I don't even
Speaker 1: mean to sing about my own state, Texas, our state legislature,
Speaker 1: our Republicans are embarrassing here. Embarrassing they're half Democrats here. Honestly, Wyoming.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows my love for the Rocky Mountains and Wyoming
Speaker 1: and Antelo Punt and all that stuff. I've been up
Speaker 1: there a million times. That's really where I grew up
Speaker 1: in Montana, right up there by it. Wyoming is embarrassing
Speaker 1: with its Republicans. It sends they're all Republicans. You know.
Speaker 1: There's not a registered Democrat in the state, I don't think.
Speaker 1: But the Republicans they send, they're half Democrats. They put
Speaker 1: in R by their name. What's the perfect trifecta, what's
Speaker 1: a good way to check let me go ahead and
Speaker 1: spoil it for you. There ain't a good one. Every
Speaker 1: single one of them need help. Every single red state
Speaker 1: needs help. I probably should have mentioned this though, the Carolinas.
Speaker 1: I've brought this up before. If you've never spent any
Speaker 1: time in the Carolinas, I would recommend it. I love
Speaker 1: the Carolinas. Did you just sneer at the Carolinas? Chris?
Speaker 1: What is your problem North Carolina? What's wrong? What's wrong
Speaker 1: with South Carolina?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: You don't like North Carolina? Dude? North Carolina's amazing, amazing one.
Speaker 1: I know there's a lot of Democrats. It's very much
Speaker 1: a purple state. I get that. But it's trending right,
Speaker 1: it's trending right. They need more Republicans there. Honestly, probably
Speaker 1: outside of southern California, North Carolina may have the best
Speaker 1: weather in the country. The food is fantastic. There's beach
Speaker 1: if you're a beach guy, there's kills, there's North Carolina
Speaker 1: should be looked at. Don't discount North Carolina. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: Happy Friday. Not to be overly pessimistic here, but I
Speaker 1: just have a really bad feeling about the tariff war.
Speaker 1: At this point, I was hopeful until recently it seems
Speaker 1: President g has won this round, and by that he's
Speaker 1: won for the long ride. I know his days are numbered,
Speaker 1: China isn't doing well, so on and so forth. Will
Speaker 1: the end of the ninety days be Donald Trump's Will
Speaker 1: the end of ninety days be Donald Trump's second chance?
Speaker 1: Or is that window permanently closed? Okay, So just to
Speaker 1: recap what he's talking about here, we are in a
Speaker 1: trade war with China. It's just nobody's firing shots yet.
Speaker 1: Meaning Donald Trump wants a reset on how global trade works,
Speaker 1: on where things are made. We'll focus on that part
Speaker 1: of it, where things are made. I get that, and
Speaker 1: I agree. I want to make things here in America.
Speaker 1: I want blue collar jobs here in America, manufacturing jobs
Speaker 1: here in America. So that's what Trump wants. But here's
Speaker 1: the problem with that. Have you ever been super out
Speaker 1: of shape and started working out? Hurts, doesn't it? Chris
Speaker 1: is saying, yes, that's right, Chris, it hurts. It hurts.
Speaker 1: Your joints, hurt your muscles hurt. It hurts. That's because
Speaker 1: your body has gotten used to not doing it, and
Speaker 1: now trying to make changes is going to be painful.
Speaker 1: You're going to win skittting on and off the toilet. Economically,
Speaker 1: the world, the entire world has gotten used to making
Speaker 1: things in China.
Speaker 3: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday.
Speaker 1: Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. So this guy has a bad feeling about
Speaker 1: the coming trade war and stuff, and so we're just well,
Speaker 1: let's recap where we're at right now. The world US, China, everybody,
Speaker 1: the world. Over a period of time, it's been a
Speaker 1: couple of decades, more than a couple over decades, the
Speaker 1: world has slowly, because it's a slow process, slowly but
Speaker 1: surely started to move its physical manufacturing to China. They
Speaker 1: did this for a couple different reasons. One, China wanted
Speaker 1: to start making things there. So China started focusing on
Speaker 1: that by incentivizing businesses to come there. Hey, come here,
Speaker 1: come here, come here. We don't have an EPA, who's
Speaker 1: gonna bother you. We're gonna just start up your factory here.
Speaker 1: You can dump sludge into the water for all we
Speaker 1: give a crap. Make your things here, make your things here.
Speaker 1: So it became financially beneficial. While China was making it
Speaker 1: financially beneficial. It's not just America, the other major countries,
Speaker 1: the other economic hours in the world, the UK, America,
Speaker 1: everything else. They started allowing more and more leftism to
Speaker 1: creep into their politics. The West in general, I know,
Speaker 1: we just want an election. The West in general has
Speaker 1: only moved to the left. From a thirty thousand foot view,
Speaker 1: if you're looking down on it, they've only moved left left, left,
Speaker 1: left left. Well, the more you go towards communism, the
Speaker 1: less business friendly it's going to be. Because the left
Speaker 1: believes in controlling businesses. You will do this, will regulate that,
Speaker 1: you need a permit for this, will tax that. So
Speaker 1: as Western civilization has gotten more hostile to business, China
Speaker 1: has gotten friendlier to business, and inevitably that has sucked
Speaker 1: all the business, all the manufacturing, I should say, into
Speaker 1: the waiting arms of China. That brings us where we
Speaker 1: are now. Donald Trump sees this as a huge issue,
Speaker 1: and he's correct. He sees it as a national security issue,
Speaker 1: and he's correct about that as well. So how do
Speaker 1: we get it back? It's the ultimate question. How do
Speaker 1: we get it back? Trump has believed in tariffs for
Speaker 1: as long as Donald Trump has spoken about public policy.
Speaker 1: This is not something I've tried to explain this to people.
Speaker 1: This is not something Trump came up with yesterday, and
Speaker 1: you're not going to talk him out of it. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump was speaking about tariffs and protectionism a long time
Speaker 1: before he even ran for president or got involved in
Speaker 1: public office. He believes in that all the way. He's
Speaker 1: very much a protectionist. So now he views tariffs as
Speaker 1: a way to essentially force those businesses to come back home.
Speaker 1: Forced them to come back home. In fact, let me
Speaker 1: do this. It's completely unprofessional. Sorry, I'm doing this on
Speaker 1: the fly. Here. He set out this message this morning.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact. Quote, this is a public
Speaker 1: message Trump put out. I have long ago informed Tim
Speaker 1: Cook of Apple that I expect their iPhones will be
Speaker 1: sold in the United States of America, will be manufactured
Speaker 1: and built in the United States, not India or any
Speaker 1: place else. If that is not the case, a tariff
Speaker 1: of at least twenty five percent must be paid by
Speaker 1: Apple to the US. Thank you for your attention in
Speaker 1: this matter. Well, he actually said thank your for your
Speaker 1: attention in this matter. But I get it, Donald, Do
Speaker 1: I misspell things all the time? It's no big deal.
Speaker 1: This is what he believes. If you're not going to
Speaker 1: bring your business back here, I'll I'll essentially find you,
Speaker 1: is what he's saying. I will, I will find you
Speaker 1: for not bringing your business back here. Now, you can
Speaker 1: love that or you can hate that. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: But the truth is that fine, whatever it is, it
Speaker 1: doesn't change what's happened over the decades. The manufacturing is there,
Speaker 1: and the manufacturing is there well because China wants it
Speaker 1: there and we ran them out, and those things haven't
Speaker 1: really changed. And you can argue that Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: deregulating the economy here, and he is. He's doing a
Speaker 1: very good job regulating deregulating the economy. He's getting all
Speaker 1: this ridiculous regulation out of the way. However, if I
Speaker 1: let's say I want to start a big steel factory,
Speaker 1: that's what we're gonna do. We're gonna do steel. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, Well, Donald Trump and his policies are good
Speaker 1: for me. Good. I think I'll start a big steel
Speaker 1: factory in Ohio because Donald Trump and his policies are
Speaker 1: good for me. Now, let me ask you something, how
Speaker 1: long is it going to take me? I have an
Speaker 1: empty plot of land to get a steel man steel
Speaker 1: factory up and running. Where that is a year? Two years,
Speaker 1: Let's just say a year. You don't have to be
Speaker 1: a construction expert. Let's say a year. Okay, good, Let's
Speaker 1: say I start now. Good, it is May twenty third.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna start right now. So May twenty third of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, my steel factory is up and running
Speaker 1: and churning and burning. How much money have I invested?
Speaker 1: How much money, frankly have I borrowed? To get that
Speaker 1: steel factory up and running. I had to get what
Speaker 1: we'll wake up a number. I had to get a
Speaker 1: I had to get a fifty million dollar loan from
Speaker 1: the bank to get that manufacturing up and running. So
Speaker 1: now I'm paying off a fifty million dollar mortgage getting
Speaker 1: my steel up and running. However, it's May twenty third,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, a year from now. That's two years
Speaker 1: away from an election. If Democrats win that election, they
Speaker 1: will immediately put back into place a bunch of policies
Speaker 1: that make my steel factory basically defunct. They'll put me
Speaker 1: out of business, and then I'm on the hook for
Speaker 1: a fifty million dollar mortgage and I can't pay it
Speaker 1: off because Democrats hate me. So whatever we do now,
Speaker 1: you always, if you're a businessman, you don't have to
Speaker 1: be involved in politics. If you're a businessman, you can
Speaker 1: be completely agnostic about politics. If you're a businessman, the
Speaker 1: prospect of Democrats taking power again is always looming over you,
Speaker 1: always looming over you. You are one Democrat election away
Speaker 1: from getting smashed. And you can say all day long
Speaker 1: til you're blue in the face, they're unpopular. Right now,
Speaker 1: it looks like we're probably gonna have a really great candidate,
Speaker 1: probably gonna be jd Vance or someone like Dad. They
Speaker 1: let's say they have some idiot like Newsom or someone
Speaker 1: be there. Oh, there's no way jd Vance is going
Speaker 1: to lose the Newsom Old, don't give me that. What
Speaker 1: happens three months before the election, we found out jd
Speaker 1: Vance has been jd Vance has been cheating on his
Speaker 1: taxes for five years. No, I don't think jd Vance
Speaker 1: has done that. But that's the kind of stuff that
Speaker 1: happens in politics. Some huge scandal pops up right before
Speaker 1: the election, only it's a legitimate scandal. Boop boop boop.
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom's President. My steel meal gone gone. If we
Speaker 1: don't fundamentally change the Democrat Party, we cannot ever truly
Speaker 1: bring manufacturing back here in a lasting way. We can. Look,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump can cut these deals, and I'm glad he is.
Speaker 1: We cut a deal and they're gonna build a factory here.
Speaker 1: We're cut a deal and they're gonna do this. We
Speaker 1: cut a deal, he's gonna build this. That's great, that's wonderful.
Speaker 1: But all that changes like that the second the American
Speaker 1: people lose their minds again and vote for another communist.
Speaker 1: The communist is going to come in. He's gonna regulate
Speaker 1: every single part of the whole thing, drive all these
Speaker 1: businesses out, and then we're screwed. Look at the Keystone Pipeline.
Speaker 1: Remember the conversation we have with Daniel Turner, that big
Speaker 1: Keystone pipeline, all those jobs. Joe Biden comes in, it
Speaker 1: was the first day he stops it. Executive order stops
Speaker 1: the Keystone Pipeline. Do you have any idea how much
Speaker 1: money and time it took in it took to get
Speaker 1: the permitting and everything done to get that pipeline started.
Speaker 1: We get we elect a Democrat, he destroys it. Now
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has already publicly said he wants to start
Speaker 1: it up again. But if you're the keystone pipeline, guys,
Speaker 1: why would you bother again? Oh? Why would I bother
Speaker 1: firing it up? I'm one Democrat away from getting all
Speaker 1: my money blown away again. You see the issue? Now,
Speaker 1: I guess I didn't ever actually get into the trade
Speaker 1: war portion of this, which we can. We can. Let's
Speaker 1: stick into that. It is Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: Fantastic Friday tacking about tariffs in the coming trade war,
Speaker 1: and then we have all kinds of other questions we're
Speaker 1: going to get into here now. In fact, we may
Speaker 1: even talk about Abraham Lincoln next. Someone wanted to talk
Speaker 1: about him. But somebody's nervous about the true war that's coming. Well,
Speaker 1: remember we got to pause a ninety day pause on
Speaker 1: the trade war while they try to work something out.
Speaker 1: But I, along with a lot of people I trust,
Speaker 1: are very pessimistic something will be worked out. Because of
Speaker 1: what we just talked about. The world has adjusted to
Speaker 1: things being made in China and bought in America. That's
Speaker 1: what the world has adjusted to. This is you know,
Speaker 1: I've made this, I've made this comparison before when I
Speaker 1: was talking about national divorce, how I believe we should
Speaker 1: get a divorce as a country. We won't go into
Speaker 1: the details of that right now, but I've said it's
Speaker 1: like it's like a married couple that doesn't have any
Speaker 1: common values at all. He wants to live in the
Speaker 1: suburbs and go to church on Sunday and raise a family.
Speaker 1: She wants to go tour with Metallica and do black
Speaker 1: tar heroin in Europe. Those those two people are too
Speaker 1: far apart. There's no no, there's no common values. He can't.
Speaker 1: They need to separate. So let's do that here. When
Speaker 1: it comes to the trade war, China's entire economy, in fact,
Speaker 1: jijin Ping's political power rests on them making things in
Speaker 1: China because if they stop. They already experienced this when
Speaker 1: Trump fired the first shot in this little trade war.
Speaker 1: When those manufacturing facilities stop, jijin Ping all of a
Speaker 1: sudden has ten twenty thirty forty million people angry, hungry,
Speaker 1: and out of work. That's how you get a revolution
Speaker 1: in your country. You don't survive. He has to make
Speaker 1: things there. He's built his entire life on it. Vice
Speaker 1: versa Donald Trump is dead serious about making things here structurally.
Speaker 1: I don't see how that changes in ninety days. I
Speaker 1: don't now. I don't want to act like all is lost.
Speaker 1: It may not be. Both of these gentlemen have interest
Speaker 1: in making a deal because if a trade war comes,
Speaker 1: and what that's probably probably close to sixty days away. Now,
Speaker 1: if a trade war actually does come, everyone will feel it.
Speaker 1: And in fact, it's not hard to imagine a trade
Speaker 1: war turning into a real war of some kind somewhere.
Speaker 1: They usually do. There's an old old saying, and I
Speaker 1: don't even know who said it, when goods stop crossing borders,
Speaker 1: armies will. It's very true. It's very true. When you
Speaker 1: get in a trade war with somebody, what you've done
Speaker 1: is you've created a hostile situation and they don't have
Speaker 1: They don't have as much to lose as they did before.
Speaker 1: That's why Donald Trump loves to do d deals, keep
Speaker 1: the peace. They do when you go strike a deal
Speaker 1: with somebody and hey, I'm benefiting economically and you're benefiting economically.
Speaker 1: Hey we don't want to. Let's not fight about anything here.
Speaker 1: We're both making a lot of money. We're doing fine deals.
Speaker 1: Keep the peace. What if you don't have a deal.
Speaker 1: What if a deal is broken, Well, then you can
Speaker 1: end up in a really bad situation. Dear anti commy coach,
Speaker 1: the subject of this one is Civil War. I just
Speaker 1: heard your thoughts about Lincoln keeping the Union together and
Speaker 1: the resulting outcome of America having a huge influence on
Speaker 1: the world wars. Didn't you miss something? Oh, Abe was
Speaker 1: a staunch abolitionist. I think preservation of the Union was
Speaker 1: the pretext, but the ultimate goal was ending slavery. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm teaching my daughters. Anyway, your thoughts says I
Speaker 1: can use his name. His name is zach Eh. Not really,
Speaker 1: with all due respect, You're not crazy because Lincoln was
Speaker 1: a staunch evolutionist. To his credit. To his credit, he
Speaker 1: thought slavery was freaking abhorrent and wanted it stopped. And
Speaker 1: he deserves credit for thinking that, because slavery is freaking abhorrent.
Speaker 1: Owning another human being as gross. But that is not
Speaker 1: why Lincoln fought the Civil War. The Civil War was
Speaker 1: started to keep the Union together. Abraham Lincoln did not
Speaker 1: believe the South had the ability, had the authority under
Speaker 1: the law, to break away and become their own country.
Speaker 1: He was dead wrong about that. By the way, of course,
Speaker 1: the South had the authority to break away. The States
Speaker 1: would never have joined and become the United States if
Speaker 1: they didn't think they had the authority to break away
Speaker 1: at some point in time. So he was dead wrong,
Speaker 1: I mean, by the law. He was dead wrong about that.
Speaker 1: But that's why he fought it. He was so adamant
Speaker 1: about the Union staying together. He actually offered the South, Hey,
Speaker 1: you can keep your slaves, just come back to the Union.
Speaker 1: Lincoln offered them that he was sitting in an a evolutionist.
Speaker 1: I don't want to act like he wasn't. I don't
Speaker 1: want to act like he wasn't serious about that. He
Speaker 1: was obviously dead serious about that. But Abraham Lincoln, he
Speaker 1: was willing to let all those slaves stay right on
Speaker 1: the plantation getting abused, as long as the South came
Speaker 1: back into the Union. Now, no one ever learns these
Speaker 1: facts because American schools are so dumb down at this point.
Speaker 1: You're only allowed to learn North good South. Bat That's
Speaker 1: the extent of people's knowledge on the Civil War. But
Speaker 1: as I've told you a million times before, the Civil
Speaker 1: War was an incredibly complicated affair. A horrible affair with
Speaker 1: angels and demons on both sides of the equation. Now,
Speaker 1: people will take that whatever way they want to take that.
Speaker 1: I don't give a crap how you take it. But
Speaker 1: it was not some clean We love clean, we love movies.
Speaker 1: That's the good guy, very, that's Captain America. Look at him.
Speaker 1: His teeth are perfect, he's handsome. He's fighting against red skull.
Speaker 1: Look at his skull. Look how ugly he is. He's
Speaker 1: a murderer. He kills people. That's the bad guy. That's
Speaker 1: the good guy. Good must fight against evil. And when
Speaker 1: we love that, but human beings, when it comes to
Speaker 1: human beings, that's very rarely the case, very very rarely
Speaker 1: the case. You have to go. You have to take
Speaker 1: your bad to extreme in order to make yourself well,
Speaker 1: very clear the Hitler right, and you have to you
Speaker 1: have to try to exterminate every jew on the planet.
Speaker 1: Before people were all, okay, well, we probably found our
Speaker 1: bad guy here is this is most likely not the
Speaker 1: good guy in the story. Real life doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1: Oftentimes it doesn't work that way. We want clean, we
Speaker 1: want clean and easy, and that slavery's part of that conversation.
Speaker 1: It makes it easy for people. Well, they wanted slaves
Speaker 1: and they didn't, So those are the good guys and
Speaker 1: those are the bad guys. Completely not true, completely not true,
Speaker 1: very very complicated affair. Let's move off that. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about the Communists around Joe Biden, Islam versus Communism. That's interesting.
Speaker 1: All that and so much more st to come on
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