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Speaker 2: On a Monday, and of course it is Medal of
Speaker 2: Honor Monday.
Speaker 1: That'll be an hour from now.
Speaker 3: It is a Veteran's Day and I will talk a
Speaker 3: little bit about that in the opening. We also have
Speaker 3: something wonderful that's happening out there. We're going to talk
Speaker 3: about legitimacy, why it's necessary, and why the system is
Speaker 3: actually in quite a bit of trouble. That is going
Speaker 3: to be fun and awesome. I will rant about Christmas
Speaker 3: and the wife. We are going to talk more about
Speaker 3: the Senate leadership race, what's happening there, why it's happening, emails,
Speaker 3: mass deportations, all that and so much more coming up
Speaker 3: tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. It's going
Speaker 3: to be a good night. Before we get to any
Speaker 3: of that, well, we got an email here, Jesse. Asha
Speaker 3: The guy said, dear Crayon eating child size glove model,
Speaker 3: please recognize for your Veterans Day show, my father and
Speaker 3: best friend, Robert W. Trust Sr. Marine and Korean War
Speaker 3: veteran who sadly passed away about ten years ago. Please
Speaker 3: let the bar eat. Thank you for your service as well.
Speaker 3: His name is Max. The bar Tonight is for every
Speaker 3: single person, man and woman who served this country in uniform.
Speaker 3: It is Veterans Day today. I'm going to say the
Speaker 3: most cliche thing in the world, and I'm gonna thank
Speaker 3: you for your service. But in kind of a different way.
Speaker 3: It takes something to go put on a uniform and
Speaker 3: give away years of your life for your country. It
Speaker 3: takes something in You should feel proud if you did it.
Speaker 1: You should. It's good.
Speaker 3: Go get your ten percent off whatever today, Go enjoy
Speaker 3: it today. It is a good thing. What you did
Speaker 3: serving your country an admirable thing, and I applaud you
Speaker 3: for it. If every single person in this country felt
Speaker 3: inclined to serve it in uniform at one point in
Speaker 3: their life or another, this country would be way better
Speaker 3: off than it currently is. I applaud you for it.
Speaker 3: Whatever branch it was, even if it was the Air Force,
Speaker 3: I salute you, Thank you for your service. You did
Speaker 3: something awesome. And I would like to finish up that
Speaker 3: little Veterans Day talk. I might even I might even
Speaker 3: get sidetracked and tell a couple of marine stories tonight.
Speaker 1: Maybe ones.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there'd be ones I've probably told before, but
Speaker 3: I'm in kind of one of those moods. But anyway,
Speaker 3: before I get I'll get come back to it later.
Speaker 3: One last word to the veterans out there who are listening.
Speaker 3: Remember your life. It's a resume. There's gonna be a
Speaker 3: bunch of things on there you are proud of. There
Speaker 3: are gonna be a bunch of things on there you
Speaker 3: are not proud of.
Speaker 1: That is not unique to you.
Speaker 3: Ah, Jesse, you don't know, No, I know, trust me,
Speaker 3: I've got plenty of both on mine. And the time
Speaker 3: in service, your time serving your country is one of
Speaker 3: those things that's it's the headline, or at least at
Speaker 3: least it's close to the top on the resume of
Speaker 3: your life. It's something you're proud of. I was a marine,
Speaker 3: I was in the Army. I fought in Vietnam, I
Speaker 3: fought in Iraq, and it should be. It is a
Speaker 3: good thing. But remember, just like if you've seen a resume,
Speaker 3: you know what they look like. Hopefully you filled one
Speaker 3: out unless you're like eight years old, which that could
Speaker 3: be the case. Listen to this show, But what do
Speaker 3: all these different jobs on your resume? What do they
Speaker 3: have in common. They have an end date, a start date,
Speaker 3: and an end date. I started in July of twenty thirteen,
Speaker 3: and I ended in July of twenty eighteen. It's not
Speaker 3: the last thing you're ever going to do in your life,
Speaker 3: and it's not the last great.
Speaker 1: Thing you're ever going to do. It's not the last.
Speaker 3: Way you're ever going to serve your country, your community,
Speaker 3: your church, your family. It's an awesome thing you put
Speaker 3: on your resume. Don't stop swimming now, because the awesome
Speaker 3: thing you did is done the most, the most thing,
Speaker 3: the thing I hear the most. I should say from
Speaker 3: veterans who are struggling, and Veterans Day is a day
Speaker 3: you're wondering why I'm having this talk. Veterans Day is
Speaker 3: a day where people struggle. In fact, I would encourage you,
Speaker 3: veteran or not. If you have a veteran in your life,
Speaker 3: send him a text message, make a phone call, check in,
Speaker 3: say hi, thank him for the service. See hey, you
Speaker 3: want to grab a pizza, you want to go out
Speaker 3: for a beer, you want to check in with a veteran.
Speaker 3: But the reason I'm saying this today is because this
Speaker 3: day is hard, and because veterans because they did something awesome.
Speaker 3: They have a hard time, oftentimes with the rest of
Speaker 3: their lives because they'll say, I'm just filling the blank now,
Speaker 3: and it never sounds as cool and never feels as important. Jesse,
Speaker 3: I was a marine in Falloujah. Now I'm just a
Speaker 3: delivery man. Now I'm just accountant.
Speaker 1: Jesse.
Speaker 3: Now I'm You're not just to anything that was part
Speaker 3: of your resume. It wasn't the last thing. All right,
Speaker 3: keep putting things on your resume. Will anything be as
Speaker 3: cool as shooting terrorists in the face? Probably not, but
Speaker 3: it will still be really cool for the rest of
Speaker 3: your life. Okay, all right, check in on a veteran.
Speaker 3: Happy Veterans Day, and one more time. Let's let the
Speaker 3: bar eve. Enough of that now.
Speaker 1: But my focus is just stay focused.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, you know what, one last day on Veterans Day,
Speaker 3: I guess I should have focused more. I got this.
Speaker 3: I got this email. I realized we have a bunch
Speaker 3: of new listeners, which I can't believe. We have so
Speaker 3: many new ones, and so a lot of people don't
Speaker 3: understand things we've done in the past. It was a
Speaker 3: long email about Pelolu. I watched a heartbreaking documentary on Pelolu.
Speaker 3: It was so sad. Have you ever talked about it?
Speaker 3: So if maybe on Veterans Day you're looking for something
Speaker 3: to do with family, friends, kids, maybe you've got a
Speaker 3: little drive, maybe you went away to honor veterans. March
Speaker 3: twenty fifth of this year, of twenty twenty four, our
Speaker 3: show from March twenty fifth, an hour two. We did
Speaker 3: it on Pelolu. March twenty fifth, we did an entire
Speaker 3: hour on Pelelu. You want to sit around, maybe listen
Speaker 3: while you eat dinner, something like that, while you drive
Speaker 3: with your kids. What people have done, gone through for
Speaker 3: this country. That's worth it. It's free. iHeart Spotify iTunes.
Speaker 3: Hour two of our March twenty fifth show. We've done
Speaker 3: a bunch of veteran show, but that one was asked
Speaker 3: about specifically, so I thought I'd bring that up. Now
Speaker 3: on to politics and other things. There are a bunch
Speaker 3: of wonderful things happening right now in this country. Wonderful
Speaker 3: things happening. A lot of it is from the election,
Speaker 3: but just momentum is on our side right now as
Speaker 3: a country. And so let's talk about the system itself.
Speaker 3: Let's describe the system. Really briefly here for new listeners,
Speaker 3: our country, every country is run by its institutions. Institutions
Speaker 3: are what a country. They're the pillars, the foundation a
Speaker 3: country rests upon. And if your institutions are wrong, your
Speaker 3: country will be strong. If your institutions are rotten and
Speaker 3: corrupt and evil, your country will be rotten, corrupt, and evil.
Speaker 3: Because the institutions are the training center of the civilians
Speaker 3: in your country, of the citizens of your country. I
Speaker 3: should say here, in the United States of America, over
Speaker 3: the course of many, many, many, many many years, the
Speaker 3: Communists slowly but surely took over every single institution, from
Speaker 3: the military, the media, Hollywood, education, every single government bureaucracy
Speaker 3: of science, the medical institutions, the legal institutions. You name
Speaker 3: a critical institution, even the religious ones. You name a
Speaker 3: critical institution. The Communists have slowly but surely infiltrated it,
Speaker 3: infected it, and took it over. And now we have
Speaker 3: a country led by evil, rotted institutions.
Speaker 1: That's bad.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's bad. And that's what I call the system.
Speaker 3: Because now instead of working against each other ever or
Speaker 3: keeping each other in check, now they all work together,
Speaker 3: one voice, at all times. One voice, one purpose, and
Speaker 3: what is the purpose of the system. What is the
Speaker 3: purpose of it? To loot the country. These are all
Speaker 3: evil people who run it, and their only purpose is
Speaker 3: protect each other, protect the system, so they can pillage
Speaker 3: this country. That is their goal. They want to blood
Speaker 3: suck as much money and as much power out of
Speaker 3: this place as humanly possible. Concepts like patriotism or America,
Speaker 3: or even just basic things that are normal to you
Speaker 3: or to me about leaving a better country, a better
Speaker 3: place for our children or their grandchildren afterdom, those kind
Speaker 3: of concepts don't occur to the people who lead our
Speaker 3: system now, who lead the system, they never enter their mind. However,
Speaker 3: the system, which is very very powerful to this day
Speaker 3: them is in very deep trouble right now. And the
Speaker 3: talk we're about to have should put a smile on
Speaker 3: your face. Oh yeah, I know, we have a million
Speaker 3: other battles to fight, and it'll be many, many decades,
Speaker 3: and all that stuff is true. But the system is
Speaker 3: currently facing a crisis, a crisis, and they may have
Speaker 3: wounded themselves mortally. I will explain the crisis, and I
Speaker 3: will explain why I think they wounded themselves mortally. In
Speaker 3: just a moment. Speaking of mortality. The fight for unborn
Speaker 3: babies continues on. You saw, if you paid attention to
Speaker 3: the down ballot stuff in the elections, the American people
Speaker 3: in state after state after state, almost every state went
Speaker 3: out and voted for more abortion. What does that tell you, Well,
Speaker 3: we still have a culture that believes babies, unborn babies
Speaker 3: are just expendable little things you can just slaughter whenever
Speaker 3: you feel like going to get hammered in Cabo on
Speaker 3: spring break. That's how we treat abortion in this country,
Speaker 3: like it's birth control. It's freaking awful. How do we
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Speaker 3: a Monday, a Veteran's Day of course, Medal of Honor
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Speaker 3: You can leave us voicemails eight seven seven three seven
Speaker 3: seven four three seven three. So the system still extremely powerful,
Speaker 3: still running all of our institutions. So I don't want
Speaker 3: to oversell what I'm about to say, but the system
Speaker 3: is facing a crisis right now. The system got wounded
Speaker 3: with that election in a way that might be fatal
Speaker 3: for it. And that is so good. So let me
Speaker 3: pause on this for a moment. I'm gonna get it's
Speaker 3: gonna sound like I'm sidetracked.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 3: Just stay with me. Remember I told you recently I
Speaker 3: had to go up to Montana. Father passed away, funeral,
Speaker 3: everyone coming into town and having to organize everything and
Speaker 3: get everything done.
Speaker 1: One night.
Speaker 3: We had all this family there, cousins, aunts, uncles, was wonderful, neighbors.
Speaker 3: The house was just full of people. Everyone's everyone's there,
Speaker 3: everyone's supporting everyone.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful.
Speaker 3: Kay. And and we decided we needed to order food.
Speaker 3: Everyone was hungry. It was time to get some food.
Speaker 3: And I know you're gonna find this shocking, but everybody
Speaker 3: turned to me to get the food. I prefer to
Speaker 3: order the food. I know what how much we always need.
Speaker 3: I always know how much we need. I it's a
Speaker 3: bit I do for radio. But I really am really
Speaker 3: good at ordering food. They know I'm gonna order the
Speaker 3: best things. Hey, Jesse, find a place, get us some
Speaker 3: food ordered. We want some yummy, yummy food. Automatically, I'm
Speaker 3: the default person when you need food ordered. Jesse, can
Speaker 3: you handle it? Yeah, got it, no problem. I found
Speaker 3: this local pizza place. They had a bunch of stuff
Speaker 3: on there that looked good. I did my menu, whisper
Speaker 3: a thing, beep beep beep beep beep, called order the food,
Speaker 3: and I took off to go pick it up. Now
Speaker 3: I'm gonna it's gonna sound like I'm bragging here, and
Speaker 3: it is bragging, but it is true. I'm really good
Speaker 3: at ordering food. This is something I've been great at.
Speaker 3: I go pick up the food. I bring it back
Speaker 3: to the house and Aubrey, my wife, she's going through
Speaker 3: the food and there's all these people there, and she said, Jesse,
Speaker 3: is this She's been as gentle as possible. She said, Jesse,
Speaker 3: is this all you got? And I looked in that.
Speaker 3: Historically I'm the world's biggest overorderer. We will always have extra.
Speaker 3: It's just leftovers for days. And I'm looking at her.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? She said, Baby, look at
Speaker 3: how much food you got. This isn't even close to
Speaker 3: being enough. And of course she was right. We wiped
Speaker 3: out everything that wasn't near enough food. I had under
Speaker 3: ordered the pizzas, I'd under ordered the salads, the breadsticks.
Speaker 3: I screwed the entire thing up. And it was understandable,
Speaker 3: and that's why she was so wonderful about it. Everyone was.
Speaker 3: My mind was not. I mean it's still not, to
Speaker 3: be honest with you, I'm kind of foggy. Still, my
Speaker 3: mind was not sharp. I wasn't thinking about food. I
Speaker 3: wasn't on my game, and so food had to get ordered.
Speaker 3: The next next night, two I noticed it just showed
Speaker 3: up and nobody.
Speaker 1: Even asked me what happened there?
Speaker 3: What does any of this have to do with the
Speaker 3: system of the country. Well, what happened there was the
Speaker 3: menu whisper or Jesse, who had always been looked to
Speaker 3: as the one who could handle the food ordering. He
Speaker 3: blew it, and he blew it so badly that menu
Speaker 3: whisper or Jesse, lost his legitimacy as the menu whisper
Speaker 3: in that moment. And they everyone there, they weren't rude
Speaker 3: about it, they were wonderful about it, but they just
Speaker 3: moved on and found someone else who could handle the
Speaker 3: food ordering. Because I had the power, I had a
Speaker 3: power before, I had the power of being trusted with the.
Speaker 1: Order of the food.
Speaker 3: And because I screwed it up, because I messed it up,
Speaker 3: that power was taken away from me, the trust, the legitimacy,
Speaker 3: it was removed from me. What's happening in the United
Speaker 3: States of America right now with the people is amazing
Speaker 3: because we have had in charge of us for years now,
Speaker 3: especially in the last few years, we have had this
Speaker 3: deeply demonic in evil system that was in charge of us.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about media, Hollywood, bureaucracies of the FBI, all
Speaker 3: these horrible, evil institutions.
Speaker 1: They have been in charge of us.
Speaker 3: And we, because we are good citizens and we are
Speaker 3: good Americans, and because we want the country to be good,
Speaker 3: we have given them leeway. We've entrusted them with things. Yes,
Speaker 3: I will trust you with this. I will trust you
Speaker 3: with that. I will give you the legiti by giving
Speaker 3: you my trust and the system in response to Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: and you abuse that trust over and over and over
Speaker 3: and over again. And now the true power of the system,
Speaker 3: which is its legitimacy. That's the true power of any government.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter the form of government. If the government
Speaker 3: is viewed as legitimate in the eyes of the people,
Speaker 3: the government will remain. Once a government loses that, the
Speaker 3: government's days are numbered. It doesn't matter how long it's
Speaker 3: going to take. They are numbered. The system abused us
Speaker 3: for so many years that now we wake up and
Speaker 3: we find out something wonderful. It's not just that Trump
Speaker 3: won or will have the Senate or something like that.
Speaker 3: We wake up and we find out all these evil
Speaker 3: institutions who have lied to us for so long, their
Speaker 3: power has been taken away because the American people have
Speaker 3: decided these institutions are no longer legitimate. We have looked
Speaker 3: and we've found someone else to order the pizza because
Speaker 3: they screwed it up too many times. I'll get a
Speaker 3: bit more specific about what I'm talking about next.
Speaker 2: Hang on is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday,
Speaker 2: a half hour away from Medal of Honor Monday.
Speaker 3: Back to what we were talking about about the system.
Speaker 3: I believe that it has been wounded. I know it's
Speaker 3: been wounded. I don't know if it's mortal, but the
Speaker 3: system has a huge problem. Legitimacy is something it needs
Speaker 3: because every form of government has to have legitimacy. It
Speaker 3: has to even kings. We've had this talk before, even
Speaker 3: in monarchies. If the king is eventually viewed as being illegitimate,
Speaker 3: not for the people, an enemy of the people, his
Speaker 3: days are not He will be cast out in some way.
Speaker 3: It's just something that leaders have always known. Power can
Speaker 3: be so illusionary. You feel like you have all of it,
Speaker 3: all these guards, all these guns, all these walls, all
Speaker 3: these fences, and then you find out it can evaporate
Speaker 3: from you in a heartbeat. Well, there's an article today.
Speaker 3: Actually this is from a Max Tanny who I don't know,
Speaker 3: but they sat down. This is the headline. We spoke
Speaker 3: with the top editors in the heads of The New Yorker,
Speaker 3: Washington Post, Axios, The Atlantic, The Information, more Perfect Union
Speaker 3: and Crooked Media about what it says about the media
Speaker 3: that Trump won again despite almost a decade of overwhelmingly
Speaker 3: negative coverage. So think about this, because this is actually
Speaker 3: not about Trump. This is about something more. This is
Speaker 3: about something bigger. Think about the last ten years in
Speaker 3: the message the system has sent consistently to the American people.
Speaker 1: Over and over and over and over again.
Speaker 3: This came from all different parts of the system, and
Speaker 3: the targets of it were different, but they were all
Speaker 3: lumped in together. For ten plus years, the American media
Speaker 3: told the American people that Trump was Hitler, that Trump
Speaker 3: was a Nazi, that Trump's supporters were Hitler's and Nazis.
Speaker 3: Democrat politicians from Joe Biden, who used the Office of
Speaker 3: the Presidency to say this on down to the basic
Speaker 3: Democrat in your local area told you the exact same thing.
Speaker 3: Right wingers hate women and they're racist, and over and
Speaker 3: over and over again, an ongoing drumbeat. Let's set that aside,
Speaker 3: because the media and politicians were obvious. The medical institutions
Speaker 3: in this country, the military institutions in this country, institutions
Speaker 3: that aren't even the traditional ones we could think of, however,
Speaker 3: very very powerful institutions. They have consistently and repeatedly over
Speaker 3: the last ten years said they have spread it out
Speaker 3: to the ether. Republicans or evil Republicans are the enemy.
Speaker 3: Republicans are evil. Republicans are the enemy, some former fashion
Speaker 3: of that, over and over and over and over and
Speaker 3: over again. Hollywood, of course, surprise, surprise, they got in
Speaker 3: on it. The education system, my word, let's think about this.
Speaker 3: For the last ten years, and I'm using ten because
Speaker 3: it's an easy number.
Speaker 1: I know it's longer than that.
Speaker 3: For the last ten years, administrators, teachers, principles, professors across
Speaker 3: the country, from New York to la and everywhere in
Speaker 3: between have told young people over and over and over
Speaker 3: again that being a Democrat, that being on the left
Speaker 3: is the only acceptable thing in the world, and any
Speaker 3: deviation from that whatsoever is a mortal sin, and you're
Speaker 3: an evil piece of track. Ten years, over and over
Speaker 3: and over and over and over and over and over again,
Speaker 3: from every single institution, every one of them, and they
Speaker 3: all they all decided, that's stopping Trump, stopping you.
Speaker 1: What's all that mattered?
Speaker 3: Because he's a Nazi and a Tendler and it's the
Speaker 3: end of the world. And after ten years of that,
Speaker 3: the American people went to the polls and said, ah,
Speaker 3: I don't believe you. That might just be the start
Speaker 3: of saving the republic. And no, I'm actually not putting
Speaker 3: that on Trump. I'm not talking about Trump specifically, although
Speaker 3: I am so impressed so far. We'll get to that
Speaker 3: in a few but I'm not talking about Trump specifically.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about the people specifically. If the American people
Speaker 3: as a whole have decided that the FBI is no
Speaker 3: longer legitimate, the media is no longer legitimate, Hollywood education.
Speaker 3: If the American people have decided that the evil routed
Speaker 3: institutions that have led us astray and lied to us,
Speaker 3: if they've decided these institutions are no longer legitimate, then
Speaker 3: this is the beginning of the end for those institutions,
Speaker 3: because without legitimacy, without the trust of the people, you
Speaker 3: become nothing. You know, I've used the food ordering. We'll
Speaker 3: do this one last little stupid analogy to help us all,
Speaker 3: help me understand and help you understand it. If we
Speaker 3: go back to that hundred person village we brought up before,
Speaker 3: forget about America, forget about everything you me.
Speaker 1: We live in a hundred person.
Speaker 3: Village, and I am entrusted, they decide they're going to
Speaker 3: make me the weather man. After all, I am a
Speaker 3: it's journalist, Jesse, no setting that aside. But they decide, Jesse,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be the weather man. And so every single
Speaker 3: day I stand in the little town square in the
Speaker 3: middle of our little village, and I stand up and
Speaker 3: I say, today, it's gonna be partly cloudy, chance of
Speaker 3: rain in the afternoon. And every day I get up
Speaker 3: and I give a weather report. And eventually I start
Speaker 3: to get lazy. Maybe I start to lie for one
Speaker 3: reason or another. Maybe I'm being bribed to live, whatever
Speaker 3: reason doesn't matter the motivation. At some point in time,
Speaker 3: my weather reports stop being accurate, and they're getting less
Speaker 3: and less accurate, and less and less accurate, and less
Speaker 3: and less accurate. Eventually they will come a day where
Speaker 3: I can stand and scream as loud as I want,
Speaker 3: and I can yell the most dire warnings.
Speaker 1: You don't understand, there's a tornado. It'll be here in
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes.
Speaker 3: Once I've lost the trust of the people, once I've
Speaker 3: lost legitimacy, what I say means nothing anymore. Any power,
Speaker 3: any influence I had is gone. Think about all the
Speaker 3: things that have worked against you and Trump and your values,
Speaker 3: think about all the different entities and realize you should
Speaker 3: smile because they're Legitimacy, if it's not gone, is severely,
Speaker 3: severely wounded. And if your part, if you're one of
Speaker 3: these comedies in those institutions who hate listens to this
Speaker 3: show and you're wondering who to blame, blame yourself because
Speaker 3: you didn't listen to the Jesse Kelly Show and apply
Speaker 3: the lessons I taught you all because I told you
Speaker 3: dirty commies during COVID. People who were listening then will
Speaker 3: remember I warned over and over and over again that
Speaker 3: once you lose the trust to the people, you're.
Speaker 1: Having a blast.
Speaker 3: Now mandate this and require that, and wear a mask.
Speaker 1: But once you lose the trust of.
Speaker 3: The people, it is difficult, if not impossible, to gain
Speaker 3: it back. And once you lose the trust of the people,
Speaker 3: the beginning of the end has already arrived for you.
Speaker 3: How many times, Chris did I say that exact same
Speaker 3: thing during COVID I warned you all, But this is
Speaker 3: the look, this is the risk. You sit down at
Speaker 3: a Polker table and you push all your chips to
Speaker 3: the center. You bet everything. The system for the last
Speaker 3: ten years has been pushing all its chips to the center.
Speaker 1: Stop Trump, Stop Trump. It's the end of the world.
Speaker 1: Stop Trump. Stop Trump.
Speaker 3: And they violated every law, every norm, every moral thing.
Speaker 3: They abused and violated all of it, and they justified
Speaker 3: every bit of it because stopping Trump was the most
Speaker 3: important thing in the world.
Speaker 1: The problem is.
Speaker 3: When you push all your chips to the center of
Speaker 3: the table, sometimes you don't win, and then if you
Speaker 3: don't win, you're out of chips. I think the system
Speaker 3: might be out of chips, or at least running out
Speaker 3: of chips. And I feel so good about where we are.
Speaker 3: Speaking of good about where we are. We are going
Speaker 3: to get to Trump's appointments and things like that. I
Speaker 3: want to get to a couple emails and some other
Speaker 3: stuff before we do that. I want to get to this.
Speaker 3: It is a veterans Day, of course, and I want
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Speaker 1: Now, before we get back.
Speaker 3: To the politics and some emails and Trump's appointments and
Speaker 3: medal of honor Monday, I just had to say, I
Speaker 3: was complaining about this a little bit last week, but
Speaker 3: it's gotten so much worse. Christmas time. Let's have a
Speaker 3: talk about Christmas time. Well, you know, let's just talk
Speaker 3: about life real quick, and then we'll come to Christmas.
Speaker 3: In a moment. You know, scarcity, rarity if you will,
Speaker 3: it's one of the things that makes things better, sweeter
Speaker 3: than they are. A dessert, what's your favorite dessert? Key
Speaker 3: lime pie is a great dessert. I love. I'm a
Speaker 3: key lime pie fan. But if I had a slice
Speaker 3: of key lime pie for dessert after every single meal,
Speaker 3: key lime pie would very quickly lose its luster. So
Speaker 3: now it's a once a month thing. I'll get a
Speaker 3: slice of key lime pie and it tastes like heaven.
Speaker 3: And that's amazing, right, The rarity, the scarcity of it. Yes,
Speaker 3: Christmas season is magical. It's wonderful. Not that you would
Speaker 3: know anything about that, Chris. Anyway, Christmas season is wonderful.
Speaker 3: It is the giving and the perceiving and the muse
Speaker 3: and the food and the coming together as a family,
Speaker 3: and that all the things around Christmas. And yes, I
Speaker 3: probably should have led with the birth of Jesus, but
Speaker 3: you understand what.
Speaker 1: I mean, Chris.
Speaker 3: The music is fine. Come on, a lot of the
Speaker 3: music's fine. Chris is dogging on the music. It's not
Speaker 3: that bad. Some of it's bad. Okay, some of it's
Speaker 3: bad anyway, don't get me distracted. But part of the
Speaker 3: magic of Christmas is that it's once a year. It's rare,
Speaker 3: it's once a year. Only one time a year do
Speaker 3: we get Christmas. That's part of the beauty of it.
Speaker 3: And the wife she is, she's expanding her Christmas foothold.
Speaker 3: She is, she's gobbling up larger and larger parts of
Speaker 3: the calendar. This year we had Halloween, remember Hall, October
Speaker 3: thirty first Halloween. The next morning I wake up, she's
Speaker 3: making breakfast for the boys for school, and there's Christmas
Speaker 3: music on in the kitchen and I come out and
Speaker 3: the boys said, Dad, please do something. And then this
Speaker 3: is the battle. This is the war really that's going
Speaker 3: on inside the Kelly home.
Speaker 1: Right now.
Speaker 3: She has a defense mechanism that's very, very difficult to penetrate.
Speaker 3: Right she has not only a defense, she has a
Speaker 3: layered defense. You know what layered defense means. You have
Speaker 3: different battle lines. You don't just have one battle line.
Speaker 3: You have one, but then you have another battle line
Speaker 3: behind it where you can fall back to. So here's
Speaker 3: how it works. Right now in that Kelly household, she
Speaker 3: will like yesterday, the boys me we had to get
Speaker 3: the ladder out and we had to take down approximately
Speaker 3: eight pounds of Christmas decorations because she decided she was
Speaker 3: going to go Christmas crazy and start decorating the house
Speaker 3: for Christmas again, way too early, but that's what she decided.
Speaker 3: So the boys and I start grumbling, not about the
Speaker 3: work whatever, but Mom, it's too early, and like princess baby,
Speaker 3: it's too early. It's not Christmas time yet, you have
Speaker 3: to wait till after Thanksgiving. She immediately launches into you
Speaker 3: don't love Christmas. I think you should love Christmas. Sorry,
Speaker 3: I want to celebrate a magical time. And immediately she's
Speaker 3: fining these torpedoes at us. But maybe she's pushed it
Speaker 3: too far and we're on our number six of the
Speaker 3: Christmas music and so that then I will finally decide
Speaker 3: that's it. I'm putting my foot down. I can't do this.
Speaker 3: We got to stop because this is what she pulled
Speaker 3: on me. Then, don't think I didn't see this. And
Speaker 3: you young men, listen, your wife's gonna do this to you,
Speaker 3: and if you're not ready for it, it's coming. You
Speaker 3: know what she pulled on me. She's onloading the Christmas stuff. Yesterday,
Speaker 3: as the boys and I got down all the bins
Speaker 3: and the whole house is full of bins and glitter
Speaker 3: and reeds and everything else. And she said, wow, I
Speaker 3: had a lot of this Christmas stuff for a while.
Speaker 3: And I could say I already knew what she was
Speaker 3: doing right away, and I give her the side eye,
Speaker 3: and I said, yeah, it's traditional, it's nice. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: a lot of this stuff isn't holding up very well anymore.
Speaker 3: You know what she's doing. Everyone knows what she's doing.
Speaker 3: She's beginning to prep the ground so she can go
Speaker 3: out and hobby lobby or one of these places and
Speaker 3: buy approximately twenty million dollars in Christmas lives Viv and
Speaker 3: Raindy or and everything else. And so immediately I decide,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna try to put a stop to it. Okay,
Speaker 3: maybe that's it. Listen, we have plenty of Christmas decorations.
Speaker 3: Half the shelving and the garage is dedicated to the
Speaker 3: Christmas decorations. We don't need any more Christmas decorations, and
Speaker 3: we don't need brand new Christmas decorations. And I dropped this.
Speaker 3: This This is when she went to her layered defense.
Speaker 3: I said, I know it's Christmas, and I love Christmas too,
Speaker 3: but the Christmas stuff we have is plenty of a
Speaker 3: celebration of Christmas. She knew that she was in trouble,
Speaker 3: so she abandoned her first line of defense and went
Speaker 3: to the second, and she pulled this one out. Oh so,
Speaker 3: I didn't realize we were putting limits on how much
Speaker 3: we celebrate the birth of Jesus. Boom brings Jesus right
Speaker 3: into there.
Speaker 1: And where do you go from there? There's nowhere else
Speaker 1: to go. See, Chris, you.
Speaker 3: Don't have to deal with this, But I personally, it's
Speaker 3: a war, and I feel like all I've done is retreat.
Speaker 3: I just feel like I'm losing ground and losing ground
Speaker 3: and losing ground. And every time I try to dig
Speaker 3: in and gain some kind of a you know, put
Speaker 3: up some kind of a bulwark against the ongoing Christmas onslaught,
Speaker 3: she pulls out either it's Christmas time, Why are you
Speaker 3: a grinch?
Speaker 1: May have a bah humbug?
Speaker 3: And if that doesn't work, she pulls out Jesus, and
Speaker 3: here I am defenseless, defenseless. It should not be all
Speaker 3: of November. Christmas season is not all in November. Christmas
Speaker 3: season is after Thanksgiving exclusively, It's after Thanksgiving, and I
Speaker 3: reject I reject any celebration of Christmas earlier than that. Jesse,
Speaker 3: I know this is a lot or I know a
Speaker 3: lot of us voted for Trump for accountability, and if
Speaker 3: Trump pardons Hunter and doesn't hold these guys accountable for treason,
Speaker 3: Republicans won't win the next race. Okay, So he's talking
Speaker 3: about the potential. There's a lot of talk right now
Speaker 3: about the potential for Donald Trump pardoning Hunter, because it
Speaker 3: looks like right now the way it's going to work
Speaker 3: out logistically that Joe Biden should be able to get
Speaker 3: Hunter out of some trouble, but possibly because of the
Speaker 3: dates of the legal stuff, he may not be able
Speaker 3: to get him out of all the trouble he needs
Speaker 3: to get them out of. And so now there's talks
Speaker 3: Biden wants to sit down with Trump. Trump's agreed to
Speaker 3: sit down with Biden. There's a lot of talk right
Speaker 3: now about the pardoning of Hunter. Well, you're gonna do
Speaker 3: Medal of Honor Monday next and then I'm going to
Speaker 3: come back and we're going to have a discussion that
Speaker 3: may be hard to hear.
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