Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: On a wonderful Monday. It's been a medal of honor Monday.
Speaker 2: And we're going to get to our police chiefs and
Speaker 2: kind of the communist system and how exactly it works.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about living paycheck to paycheck, people in Congress retiring.
Speaker 2: I'll get to some more emails now. A while ago,
Speaker 2: a couple weeks ago, I shouldn't say a while. A
Speaker 2: couple weeks ago, PJ Media printed an article saying America
Speaker 2: has a police chief problem, and they were referring to
Speaker 2: the Minneapolis police chief, but this could apply and would
Speaker 2: apply to police chiefs all over the United States of America.
Speaker 2: We have openly mocked on this show Cincinnati's police chiefs.
Speaker 2: After those two white people were beaten. She got on
Speaker 2: the news member and she lectured everybody for posting about
Speaker 2: it on social media. But again, it's not her. It's
Speaker 2: not just her. It's all over the country. Police chief here,
Speaker 2: police chief there, in a major city. One of the
Speaker 2: breaking things that's happening today is the police chief of Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: Her name is Pamela Smith. She resigned today. Why did
Speaker 2: she resign today. Well, that's kind of the point of
Speaker 2: all this. She resigned today because there's currently an investigation
Speaker 2: going on into her department. Now the Trump administration. Remember
Speaker 2: that the United States government, the federal government, actually has
Speaker 2: control over Washington d C. It's not its own independent thing.
Speaker 2: It doesn't get to do that. We run it. The
Speaker 2: United States Government runs it, I should say so unlike
Speaker 2: other areas, the United States government they have access to
Speaker 2: all the books in the Washington d C. Police Department.
Speaker 2: Of the separation of powers, and because of how our
Speaker 2: laws work in this country, if you're safe, for instance, Chicago,
Speaker 2: then you have the authority in some ways to essentially
Speaker 2: stiff arm the federal government when they say, hey, we
Speaker 2: think you're lying about the homicide numbers, open up your books,
Speaker 2: give me all your numbers. Well, justifiably so Chicago can say,
Speaker 2: go pound sand there are numbers. You don't run Chicago.
Speaker 2: In Washington d C. Because of the different legal situation
Speaker 2: they're in, they don't have that luxury. Now here's what's
Speaker 2: been going on in the United States of America and
Speaker 2: why it's been going on. It's been going on or
Speaker 2: crime has been going up. Violent crime has been going up,
Speaker 2: and you know, of course, the why we talked about it.
Speaker 2: Many times, communists want more violent crime. It destabilizes society.
Speaker 2: It helps them achieve more power, and they have put
Speaker 2: into place das police chiefs and judges that will ensure
Speaker 2: these violent scumbag repeat offenders will be set loose from
Speaker 2: jails so they can go rape and murder more people.
Speaker 2: You already know all this, but remember what we talked
Speaker 2: about earlier. Communists lie about everything all the time, and
Speaker 2: they have to because it keeps your liberal aunt Peggy
Speaker 2: in a world of make believe. So if you're a
Speaker 2: police chief, a da a judge, any kind of communist,
Speaker 2: and you've just set the serial rapists loose from jail
Speaker 2: and he rapes and murders a fifty year old woman
Speaker 2: as she's jogging in the park, well, now's a good
Speaker 2: time to start lying about what you did and why
Speaker 2: you did it. One of the easiest ways to lie
Speaker 2: is about the crime statistics. After Saint George Floyd died,
Speaker 2: for the communists who wanted to open the jails, it
Speaker 2: was their super Bowl. It was the greatest moment of
Speaker 2: their lives, and so they set about to get all
Speaker 2: these das elected to open up the jails, to destroy
Speaker 2: the big city police departments, and they did. They were
Speaker 2: very successful, And since then, everybody who's spent any time
Speaker 2: in a big city knows violent crime has gone through
Speaker 2: the roof. Robbery, rape, murder, violent crime has gone through
Speaker 2: the roof in these big cities. Everybody knows it. Well,
Speaker 2: that's kind of a problem, isn't it. That's kind of
Speaker 2: a problem when you're trying to lie about all that.
Speaker 2: So how did the big cities choose to handle it? Well,
Speaker 2: we get our national crime statistics in this country from
Speaker 2: the FBI. Remember that the numbers are turned in different areas,
Speaker 2: different states, different cities. They turn in the numbers to
Speaker 2: the FBI, and the FBI then puts out a national report.
Speaker 2: Hey there were ten percent fewer auto thefts, so that
Speaker 2: they make a national report on it. The big blue
Speaker 2: cities opened up the jails, destroyed the police department, elected
Speaker 2: soros DA's they just didn't turn in the numbers. When
Speaker 2: your liberal aunt Pagy starts screaming and spittling into the
Speaker 2: fruit punch at the Christmas party this year that violent
Speaker 2: crime is going down, she probably genuinely doesn't know that
Speaker 2: the murder capitals of the country refuse to turn their
Speaker 2: numbers over to the FBI. They just said, no, we
Speaker 2: don't have any. And so when Democrats get up and
Speaker 2: say violent crime is down, violent crime is down, they're
Speaker 2: telling a lie, and they know they're telling a lie,
Speaker 2: and they say the lie because your liberal aunt Pegy
Speaker 2: is so stupid that she'll believe it. But there's another
Speaker 2: part of this, you see, it's not just DA's, it's
Speaker 2: not just judges. In order to implement this open jail,
Speaker 2: pro rape, pro murder system, you have got to have
Speaker 2: the police department at some level in your pocket. Well
Speaker 2: that can be very difficult when it comes to the
Speaker 2: street guys, because what kind of guys want to be cops. Generally,
Speaker 2: the kind of guys want to be cops are the
Speaker 2: crime fighting types, the type A male personalities. They want
Speaker 2: to kick in the door and bash a drug dealer's
Speaker 2: face through the wall. They want to save a woman,
Speaker 2: they want to they want to charge into a fire.
Speaker 2: They're you know, the hurt the hero types. The types
Speaker 2: they are. So it can be difficult to get the
Speaker 2: street cops on your side, but you know who you
Speaker 2: can get on your side. The police chief. Because the
Speaker 2: police chief in a big city is appointed by the mayor.
Speaker 2: The police chief also can pass down policies, can pass
Speaker 2: down discipline, can promote this communist and make sure this
Speaker 2: actual crime fighter doesn't get promoted. There's so much power
Speaker 2: that comes with the office of police chief, including the
Speaker 2: crime data. Who is going to be the one ultimately
Speaker 2: in charge of collecting or not collecting the crime data
Speaker 2: in any jurisdiction, it's going to be the chief of police.
Speaker 2: In Washington, d C. They just had Pamela A. Smith resign,
Speaker 2: and we all know why she resigned, At least we
Speaker 2: think we know she resigned because they can't cover up
Speaker 2: the books in Washington, d C. There's already been articles
Speaker 2: printed with people coming forward talking about how the police
Speaker 2: leadership in Washington, d C. Would purposely edit out violent crime,
Speaker 2: they would reduce the charges, they would do everything in
Speaker 2: their power to make it appear like violent crime was
Speaker 2: going down, which helps continue the communist talking points. Pamela
Speaker 2: Smith likely resigned in order to try and avoid scrutiny
Speaker 2: for what she did. Now that's Washington, DC. That doesn't
Speaker 2: apply to you. You don't care. What's important to understand
Speaker 2: is This is taking place in almost every major city
Speaker 2: across the United States of America, and we don't get
Speaker 2: to know about it because they're lying about the data.
Speaker 2: What do you think that police chief in Cincinnati is
Speaker 2: doing with every crime committed by a black person in
Speaker 2: her city? What do you think the chief of police
Speaker 2: in Seattle, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago? What
Speaker 2: do you think these police chiefs have been ordered to
Speaker 2: do by the communist leadership? And that brings me to
Speaker 2: the final point, and it's something you should maybe pay
Speaker 2: attention to, certainly if you live in a big city.
Speaker 2: These police chiefs, you like to imagine that they started
Speaker 2: out on The police chief in New York City, started
Speaker 2: out on the streets and worked his way up through
Speaker 2: the NYPD. Sometimes that's case, but oftentimes there is a
Speaker 2: police chief carousel, if you will, where you will leave
Speaker 2: being police chief of Houston, and you'll go get hired
Speaker 2: on to be police chief of LA and then you'll
Speaker 2: leave there and you'll go be the police chief of Seattle.
Speaker 2: There's this small cabal of communist foot soldier police chiefs
Speaker 2: bouncing from city to city to city to city across
Speaker 2: the United States of America because they are loyal communists
Speaker 2: foot soldiers, interested in continuing their six figure paychecks while
Speaker 2: they hide the violent crime they themselves are helping get
Speaker 2: out of control. That is what is happening in the
Speaker 2: country right now. Once you know about it, once you're
Speaker 2: aware of it, you can't unsee it. It is the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show different than it ever was here on
Speaker 2: a wonderful Monday night. Remember you can email. It's Jesse
Speaker 2: at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So before I get back
Speaker 2: to the politics and the emails and everything else, I
Speaker 2: just saw this story and I wanted to talk to
Speaker 2: you about something. Maybe it applies to you, maybe it doesn't,
Speaker 2: But forty percent of workers making three hundred thousand k
Speaker 2: plus say they live paycheck to paycheck. Now, I am
Speaker 2: not here to be your financial advisor. Certainly not your dad,
Speaker 2: not your uncle, not your grandpa. But you don't need
Speaker 2: as much stuff as you have. I don't need as
Speaker 2: much stuff as I have. The reason people of all
Speaker 2: wages and all ages, Hey, Chris, that rhyme. The reason
Speaker 2: people get themselves caught up like this is because you
Speaker 2: are comparing your life to people around you. Now, that
Speaker 2: can be easy when you tell somebody don't compare your
Speaker 2: life to someone on social media. You know she's always
Speaker 2: posting your fancy vacation photos and stuff like that. But
Speaker 2: you know when that gets difficult when it's your brother.
Speaker 2: He has a nicer car than you do. You're you're driving.
Speaker 2: You're driving a nineteen ninety eight Honda Accord. He just
Speaker 2: pulled up to Christmas in a brand new Ford F
Speaker 2: two point fifty, and you feel like a loser. You
Speaker 2: feel less successful when it's when it's your neighbor, when
Speaker 2: it's one of your best friends, when he's richer and
Speaker 2: more successful, and she's prettier and she's skinnier. This is
Speaker 2: why people get massive amounts of credit card debt. I
Speaker 2: found out in church yesterday. I didn't even know the number.
Speaker 2: The average American average has six thousand dollars in credit
Speaker 2: card debt. Six thousand dollars. You should have no credit
Speaker 2: card debt unless you're in a situation where you had to.
Speaker 2: I realize that happens to people. You're trying to get
Speaker 2: by a month to month. You lost your job, So
Speaker 2: don't email me and tell but about this. You understand
Speaker 2: what I'm saying On average. You should never be paying
Speaker 2: twenty thirty percent to a credit card company ever, even
Speaker 2: one time. Ever. This happens because we're all susceptible to this.
Speaker 2: You compare your life to someone else, and usually it's
Speaker 2: someone close to you. Don't do that. He has more
Speaker 2: kids than I do. He's a Their house is bigger.
Speaker 2: Just put in a pool. And don't think that it's
Speaker 2: just for people like you, whatever your income bracket is,
Speaker 2: it's for people poorer than you. It's for people richer
Speaker 2: than you. Forty percent of people who make three hundred
Speaker 2: k a year. That is huge money. If you're smart
Speaker 2: with three hundred k a year. Honestly, you're retiring in
Speaker 2: your forties if you want, depending on how long you've
Speaker 2: made it, definitely in your fifties and probably retiring comfortably
Speaker 2: if you're living within your means instead forty percent living
Speaker 2: paycheck to paycheck. I brought this up because it's Christmas season,
Speaker 2: and we also do this when it comes to gifts.
Speaker 2: I know women put an unbelievable amount of pressure on
Speaker 2: themselves when it comes to Christmas season. I know because
Speaker 2: I see my wife do it, not with the price
Speaker 2: of the gifts, but for her know every neighbor has
Speaker 2: to get something. She's one of those people. She wants
Speaker 2: to make sure everyone in our lives is taken care of.
Speaker 2: And I appreciate that because I don't have to do
Speaker 2: any Christmas shopping at all. But for her it's no
Speaker 2: we have to get that, and the teachers all have
Speaker 2: to get something, and this guy has to get something.
Speaker 2: For women, it can become a very stressful time and
Speaker 2: if you're not careful, you can bury yourself financially. I
Speaker 2: promise you. I promise you this Jesus did not come
Speaker 2: to Earth so you could rack up debt during the
Speaker 2: month of December. A five dollars gift card is just fine.
Speaker 2: A card is just fine. Maybe you don't have any
Speaker 2: money this year. A card they sell them in balk
Speaker 2: I'm sure you can get. I'm sure Chris has a
Speaker 2: deal when I'm somewhere. I'm sure you could get fifty
Speaker 2: of him for five bucks or something like that on
Speaker 2: Amazon or somewhere. Don't put too much pressure on yourself
Speaker 2: to keep up with the Joneses. Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 2: Chris lean ears and fat. Maybe it's a lean year
Speaker 2: for you. Don't put too much pressure on yourself to
Speaker 2: buy a present for everybody in your life, and then
Speaker 2: mechanic has to get something. We have to give something
Speaker 2: for the garbage guy, my dentists. I have to drop
Speaker 2: the don't do that to yourself. I hate I hate
Speaker 2: these stories of people who find themselves buried in debt
Speaker 2: and it's such a stressful time. And maybe this is
Speaker 2: speaking to you right now. Maybe you've done it to yourself.
Speaker 2: You should also know you can get out of it.
Speaker 2: Peop will take time. I've seen it happen many times before,
Speaker 2: where people will bury themselves in debt. They blew up
Speaker 2: their credit score, they're behind on this, that don't have that,
Speaker 2: but they decide to start trimming some things out of
Speaker 2: their lives. They decide they're gonna eat out less. Everybody
Speaker 2: doesn't need a fifty dollars Christmas gift this year. We're
Speaker 2: gonna do less, buy less, and they just start chop
Speaker 2: it away at the bills, little by little. Won't happen
Speaker 2: in a month, won't happen in a year, won't little
Speaker 2: more here, little more there, little more there, And finally
Speaker 2: wake up one day and they're debt free. And you
Speaker 2: talk to anybody who's been buried in debt and then
Speaker 2: they get debt free. It's like a weight of a
Speaker 2: thousand pounds just got lifted off their shoulders. It's like
Speaker 2: Jasmine Crockett was up there getting a piggyback ride and
Speaker 2: you just lifted her off your shoulders and now you
Speaker 2: just feel so light, light as a feather. What, Chris,
Speaker 2: I'm excited. I'm excited about the Jasmine Crockett run. I
Speaker 2: didn't even play it earlier. Chris, did you know that
Speaker 2: she already has her first ad out for Senate? Oh?
Speaker 2: She does. Oh, I'm playing it for you next. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm really excited. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 2: a Fantastic Monday.
Speaker 1: If you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download it. Iheartspotify iTunes. Before I get the Jasmin Crockett,
Speaker 1: I have to say something. I have to get something
Speaker 1: off my chest. I lost my.
Speaker 2: Temper a little bit earlier today. I'm just gonna tell
Speaker 2: you why. Maybe it will apply to you, maybe it
Speaker 2: will not. So you are aware that we don't do
Speaker 2: a lot of interviews on the show. I'd say two
Speaker 2: or three a week probably TV it's different, and when
Speaker 2: I do TV, just the way it's structured. I do
Speaker 2: more interviews, but for radio, I just don't like interviews.
Speaker 2: I don't claim to be a good interviewer either. I
Speaker 2: really don't know whether I'm good or bad at it.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But I will say this. If you
Speaker 2: are considering possibly starting a podcast, maybe you have one.
Speaker 2: Maybe you are a radio host who listens to this show.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's the case. Let me clarify something. When you
Speaker 2: have a guest on, the audience has already heard you
Speaker 2: and your thoughts. The point of having a guest on
Speaker 2: is to give them a different perspective than yours, a
Speaker 2: different flavor. Who are the regular guests we have on
Speaker 2: this show. He has a different take on things, different
Speaker 2: life experiences than I do. So when he talks, what
Speaker 2: do I do? I shut up? When we have Carol
Speaker 2: Roth on the show, you know she's a former investment
Speaker 2: banker and does all stuff about interest rates in banking
Speaker 2: and things like that. And when Carol Roth talks, what
Speaker 2: do I do? I shut up? I shut up and listen.
Speaker 2: I actually the reason I'm raising my voice. I cannot
Speaker 2: believe I did this. I was I embarrassed myself. I
Speaker 2: was in my car by myself today on the way
Speaker 2: to work, and I'm embarrassed at my behavior. I got
Speaker 2: embarrassed when I did it. I shouted audibly in my
Speaker 2: car by myself, shut up. Why I am not going
Speaker 2: to tell you the podcast. It's nothing political. You know,
Speaker 2: I don't listen to political shows. But I was. I'm
Speaker 2: doing some research on something and I found this podcast.
Speaker 2: I'd never heard it before. Sure, the guy who hosts
Speaker 2: it is a wonderful guy, but he had an insanely
Speaker 2: interesting guest on who was discussing super interesting things. I
Speaker 2: swear to you, I almost thought it was intentional. After
Speaker 2: about ten minutes, right when the interesting guest was starting
Speaker 2: to expand on his insanely interesting point, the host would
Speaker 2: interrupt the guest and then start talking about his own
Speaker 2: life in his own experiences, and oh, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: And I used to do the same, right when the
Speaker 2: guest was almost there. If you already interview people for
Speaker 2: a living, or maybe you think you will one day,
Speaker 2: I cannot stress this point enough. Everything doesn't have to
Speaker 2: be about you. You will have your say, shut up
Speaker 2: and let them talk. Let people get out complete sentences,
Speaker 2: complete thoughts. You don't have to be in a race
Speaker 2: to get your own opinions in there. There will be
Speaker 2: time I swear it's your show anyway before after, maybe
Speaker 2: even after the other person completes their point. Shut up
Speaker 2: when people are talking what Chris Chris said, it really
Speaker 2: got to me. It was like twelve hours ago, all right,
Speaker 2: So I'm going to give you a little bit more
Speaker 2: information on what I'm talking about, the podcast I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: and I'm trying to be super super careful so I
Speaker 2: do not call out the host of this podcast, who
Speaker 2: really did sound like a good guy. So I'm going
Speaker 2: to be very very careful. You remember I told you
Speaker 2: that tomorrow I'm doing a podcast on the Rhodesian Bush War. Right,
Speaker 2: we'll do that, and it's it's insanely fascinating. The Bushwar
Speaker 2: itself and the Rosi Rhodesian military, not to give too
Speaker 2: much away, was crazy good. It was almost almost like
Speaker 2: a Spartan like society where it was so military focused
Speaker 2: for reasons I'll get into tomorrow. But they had elite units.
Speaker 2: Elite units think about them like Navy seals green berets,
Speaker 2: and I mean guys that went on to train Navy
Speaker 2: seals in green berets and stuff some of the baddest
Speaker 2: dudes on the planet. The podcast I was listening to
Speaker 2: had one of these guys on because I'm trying to
Speaker 2: make sure I get better points and better stories for
Speaker 2: the show and whatnot. And here I am listening to
Speaker 2: this former Rhodesian essentially special operator. He's a BK version
Speaker 2: of it, talking about everything under the sun of a
Speaker 2: crap I want to learn and fascinating. And the host
Speaker 2: as this guy he gets two or three sentences in
Speaker 2: would interrupt him when he's trying to tell stories about things.
Speaker 2: I honestly, I am still so frustrated by it. And
Speaker 2: another reason it's getting to me is not just what
Speaker 2: happened today. I hear it all the time. I don't
Speaker 2: understand it completely. Maybe you, maybe you, because you probably
Speaker 2: listen more than I listen, maybe you will understand why
Speaker 2: hosts do this. I have a three hour radio show.
Speaker 2: In fact, I have a TV show. I have four
Speaker 2: hours a day to say whatever I want. The last
Speaker 2: thing it would occur to me to do would be
Speaker 2: interrupt somebody I have on. Otherwise why would I have
Speaker 2: them on? I could just say whatever I want to
Speaker 2: say right now, and I'll be just fine. That nobody
Speaker 2: will interrupt me. It's my show. Chris doesn't even have
Speaker 2: a freaking microphone. There's nobody here to interrupt me. It
Speaker 2: can't possibly happen, so it would never occur to me
Speaker 2: to do so shut up and let people talk. Everything
Speaker 2: doesn't have to be about you. I promise, if you've
Speaker 2: gone thirty seconds without talking, you won't die. I swear,
Speaker 2: that's all I wanted completely, didn't mean to burn up
Speaker 2: the whole segment, just wanted to get that off my
Speaker 2: chest now, as promised, I forgot to play this for
Speaker 2: you earlier, forgot we even had it. But I told
Speaker 2: you that Jasmine Crockett, you know, the racist congresswoman from Texas,
Speaker 2: announced that she's running for Senate, and I already covered
Speaker 2: earlier in the show. She's not going to win. She
Speaker 2: knows she's not going to win. This is about building
Speaker 2: her brand and everything else, and of course she will.
Speaker 2: But I didn't play for you her first ad. Now
Speaker 2: I'm going to let it play, and I want to
Speaker 2: just the visuals of it. I want to set up
Speaker 2: for you. Maybe you're thinking, well I can't see it.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter. There's nothing visually to it. The only
Speaker 2: thing visual in the ad, and you go look at
Speaker 2: it in social media if you want. The only thing
Speaker 2: visual to it is it's Jasmine Crockett standing there. It's
Speaker 2: a video, so she's blinking, but she's not saying anything.
Speaker 2: She's just standing there looking away from the camera. And
Speaker 2: then at the end, you know, for effect, she turns
Speaker 2: and looks at the camera and smiles. This is the
Speaker 2: official It's on her YouTube page. Go look it up.
Speaker 2: This is the official Jasmine Crockett ad, her first ad
Speaker 2: running for Senate, and honestly, it's brilliant. How about this
Speaker 2: new one? They have their new star, Crockett. How about her?
Speaker 1: She's a new star of the Democrat Party, Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 1: They're in big trouble.
Speaker 2: But you have this woman Crockett. She's a very low
Speaker 2: IQ person. I watched her speak the other day. She's
Speaker 2: definitely a low IQ person. Crockett. Oh man, oh man,
Speaker 2: She's a very low IQ person. Somebody said the other
Speaker 2: day she's one of the leaders of the party. I said,
Speaker 2: you gotta be kidding. Now, they're going to rely on
Speaker 2: Crockett's going to bring them big. That was the whole act.
Speaker 2: She doesn't say it word why is it brilliant? Well,
Speaker 2: remember she's not the Democrat nominee yet, right, And remember
Speaker 2: what the number one issue by a mile is for
Speaker 2: Democrats in this country. Every single poll shows the exact
Speaker 2: same thing. The number one issue is not taxes, affordability, border, abortion,
Speaker 2: any other of the issues. The number one issue for
Speaker 2: Democrats in this country is stopping Donald Trump. That's a
Speaker 2: brilliant ad because Jasmine Crockett is trying to make herself
Speaker 2: Trump's number one public enemy, thus guaranteeing she gets the nomination.
Speaker 2: Can make fun of her. I mean, we're always going
Speaker 2: to make fun of her. Still brilliant strategy. She knows
Speaker 2: what I just said is true. It proves it to you,
Speaker 2: all right, Hang on, it's a Jesse Kelly Show. Final
Speaker 2: segment of The Jesse Kelly Show. On a wonderful, wonderful Monday,
Speaker 2: we had met aal of honor Monday. Talked about some
Speaker 2: heavy stuff some light stuff in the first hour. Remember
Speaker 2: you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: Strap yourself in for some history. Tomorrow probably gonna be
Speaker 2: a history heavy week because Rodies is gonna take a while.
Speaker 2: I wanted to answer a question Jewish producer Chris had
Speaker 2: during the break as we were talking about Jasmine Crockett,
Speaker 2: and I played for you her first ad in the Senate,
Speaker 2: and then I explained why, Remember every poll shows a
Speaker 2: Democrats number one issue. There's not even a close second.
Speaker 2: Is stopping Donald Trump. They don't even know what that means,
Speaker 2: but they have been so brainwashed, so propagandized that they
Speaker 2: believe stopping Trump should be the number one thing. So
Speaker 2: why has Gavin Newsom been out there telling everybody that
Speaker 2: Trump's going to cancel the twenty twenty eight election. He
Speaker 2: knows that's not true. He knows Trump's not running again,
Speaker 2: he knows this going to be an election. Well, he's
Speaker 2: trying to make himself Donald Trump's number one enemy. JB.
Speaker 2: Pritzker waddles up to the microphone all the time. Now
Speaker 2: you never heard from JB. Pritzker before, always in the
Speaker 2: microphone now talking about how I'm gonna fight Trump and
Speaker 2: fight Trump. I'll fight Trump. Why. Also wants to waddle
Speaker 2: into the White House, so he tries to meet Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's enemy. Jasmine Crockett decides she's gonna run for Senates
Speaker 2: just to build her brand. She knows she's not going
Speaker 2: to win. She rolls out her first video. It's on
Speaker 2: her YouTube page here it is. How about this new one?
Speaker 2: They have their new star, Crockett. How about her?
Speaker 1: She's a new star of the Democrat Party, Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 1: They're in big trouble.
Speaker 2: But you have this woman, Crockett. She's a very low
Speaker 2: IQ person. I watched her speak the other day. She's
Speaker 2: definitely a low IQ person. Crockett. Oh man, oh man,
Speaker 2: She's a very low ITQ person. Somebody said the other
Speaker 2: day she's one of the leaders of the party. I said,
Speaker 2: you gotta be kidding. Now, they're going to rely on
Speaker 2: Crockett's going to bring them back. Jewish producer Chris asked
Speaker 2: during the break, but Trump's very popular in Texas. That
Speaker 2: doesn't appeal to middle of the road voters. Why would
Speaker 2: you bother? Well, you one have to win a primary
Speaker 2: before you can win a general election. And in order
Speaker 2: to win a primary, you have to do the thing
Speaker 2: that appeals most to the primary voter of your party.
Speaker 2: In the GOP, that would probably be in general deporting illegals.
Speaker 2: If you are the candidate in the race whose hardest
Speaker 2: on illegal immigration, you have a good shot at winning
Speaker 2: a GOP primary in the Democrats. We already said got
Speaker 2: to fight Trump the hardiest. That's one. Two. Remember this,
Speaker 2: Jasmin Crockett may be a very stupid person. I mean,
Speaker 2: we can text the people, but Jasmine Crockett also can
Speaker 2: read poll numbers. She's going to get blown out by
Speaker 2: six points eight points, so it's going to be somewhere
Speaker 2: in there, possibly ten, depending on how the race goes.
Speaker 2: She's going to get blown out. This is not a race,
Speaker 2: So Jasmine Crockett can win a seat in the United
Speaker 2: States Senate. If that happens to happen because lightning strikes
Speaker 2: to the Republican candidate, then so be it. This is
Speaker 2: a raise your brand race. She's going to suck up
Speaker 2: seventy eighty million dollars of Democrat money, which we should
Speaker 2: be happy about because that's money and they're not spending
Speaker 2: somewhere else. She's going to suck up tens of millions
Speaker 2: of dollars of Democrat money. Her brand will be as
Speaker 2: big as her rear end by the time the thing
Speaker 2: is done, her book deals will get bigger. She'll be
Speaker 2: set up for a twenty twenty eight presidential run that
Speaker 2: will raise her brand even more. And look, there are
Speaker 2: already some Democrats. I saw a couple communist journalists come
Speaker 2: out earlier today and say this is terrible for the
Speaker 2: party nationally, this is terrible for Democrats nationally, And of
Speaker 2: course they're right. The television, social media is going to
Speaker 2: now be flooded with the endless Jasmine Crockett says something
Speaker 2: terrible in racist videos. There are endless videos out there
Speaker 2: of her just trashing white people openly because that's what
Speaker 2: sells in the ghetto. But that doesn't sell even statewide
Speaker 2: most places. It'll be terrible for the Democrat Party. She
Speaker 2: will play into every stereotype Democrats are currently trying to stifle. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's true, it's terrible for the Democrat Party, But do
Speaker 2: you think Jasmine Crockett cares about the party? Has she
Speaker 2: struck you as somebody who's concerned about the brand. She's
Speaker 2: concerned about her and it's going to help her. Remember, also,
Speaker 2: archaeologists find an ancient shipwreck off the Egypt's Alexandria. I
Speaker 2: don't even have anything to say about this other than
Speaker 2: in another life, and I don't want to live someone
Speaker 2: else's life, right, I have a great life I love
Speaker 2: my life. In another life, I would have been a
Speaker 2: shipwreck diver. And I don't know if that's that's probably
Speaker 2: not officially what they call those people. But in another life,
Speaker 2: I would have been one of these scuba scuba guys.
Speaker 2: Why are you shaking your head, Chris? I want to
Speaker 2: go down. It's not that I'm too tall. You can't
Speaker 2: be too tall. What am I gonna be too tall
Speaker 2: for the ocean? I want to go down under the water.
Speaker 2: And I want to swim into a shipwreck one time
Speaker 2: in my life. And I know, I know it sounds sick.
Speaker 2: I want to see a shark. I want a shark
Speaker 2: to swim out of it. Not a big one, Chris,
Speaker 2: Not a great white something else wash look, not suicide.
Speaker 2: A small shark, all right, A reasonably sized shark one
Speaker 2: I feel like I can take if I have to.
Speaker 2: I want to swim down in a shipwreck and and
Speaker 2: I know this is bad, forgive me, Lord. I want
Speaker 2: to see a skeleton. I want some old skeleton to
Speaker 2: be in there that surprises me as it falls down
Speaker 2: out of it. And I'll have a sidekick who gets
Speaker 2: freaked out that it would be you, Chris, and I'll
Speaker 2: have to calm you down under the water. I've pictured
Speaker 2: I've pictured this whole scenario, and I feel like I
Speaker 2: can do this, And if Chris won't do it, then
Speaker 2: I'll go to ZipRecruiter and I will find somebody who is.
Speaker 2: I'm sure ZipRecruiter probably has a category for that two
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly's shipwreck sidekick. That may not be something specific
Speaker 2: they have, but they would probably create it. After all,
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Speaker 2: knows exactly what I'm talking about. It's so freaking painful
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Speaker 2: jess And now here's a headline, why go you know,
Speaker 2: you know the thing headlines we didn't get to. Homan
Speaker 2: Threats on ICE officers are up twelve hundred percent. They're
Speaker 2: under attack. He says, it is a miracle. Nobody has
Speaker 2: hurt one very badly so far. Please continue to cover
Speaker 2: these people in your prayers. They need it. Spain is
Speaker 2: not rolling out a lab leak as a call of
Speaker 2: swine fever outbreak. Come on, as if there's ever been
Speaker 2: a lab leak that ended up getting everybody sick. Trump
Speaker 2: pardons stadium developer charged in Texas arena bid rigging case.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of very ugly pardons coming out
Speaker 2: of the Trump White House right now. They should probably
Speaker 2: rein that in. The poll shows broad backing for stronger
Speaker 2: military action against Narco terrorists as strikes escalate. It's one
Speaker 2: thing to say you like boats blown up, people will
Speaker 2: feel differently if the boots hit the ground. All Right, tomorrow,
Speaker 2: we're gonna have fun and we're gonna do history. That's
Speaker 2: all