Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful Wednesday. Did America screw up when
Speaker 1: we failed to conquer half the world during World War Two? Yes?
Speaker 1: I will tackle that subject in just a few moments,
Speaker 1: But first I need to discuss something about this Minnesota assassination.
Speaker 1: You know, Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman. Guy shows up
Speaker 1: at her house. Fifty seven year old man mask on,
Speaker 1: pretending to be a police officer, murders her, murders her husband. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, I got this email, Oracle Supreme. I feel
Speaker 1: like I fell victim to the Bongino twenty four hour rule.
Speaker 1: Ex and Fox were claiming the Minnesota shooter of that
Speaker 1: poor woman, Melissa Hortman, was shot by a radicalized Democrat.
Speaker 1: They posted No King's pictures in the guy's car, Say
Speaker 1: he was appointed by Walls, Say he was bad about
Speaker 1: Hortman's I legals, so on and so forth. The next day,
Speaker 1: I hear the left is spinning that the right is
Speaker 1: making up all these things, that he's actually a Republican.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's real anymore. Let the Oracle set
Speaker 1: us straight. Was this due to radical left communist or
Speaker 1: a radical right wing wacko. His name is John. Okay,
Speaker 1: we have this headline too, from the Blaze phone associated
Speaker 1: with the accused assassin's home traveled to Dubai, Nepal, India
Speaker 1: and Turkey. Okay, all right, let's digest something here, and
Speaker 1: it's not about this particular story which you've I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't mean to insult you, but I've emotionally moved on,
Speaker 1: haven't you. I only have so much emotional outrage in
Speaker 1: my body every day. I still feel terrible for the families.
Speaker 1: It's not that it's not a big deal, but you've
Speaker 1: emotionally moved on. I've emotionally moved on. So let's discuss this.
Speaker 1: It'll help us digest future things. You know how, I've
Speaker 1: been talking a lot about discernment late lately, a lot
Speaker 1: discerning information, sifting through information, because today there was an
Speaker 1: outrageous story, and tomorrow there'll be an outrageous story, and
Speaker 1: guess what, the next day there'll be an outrageous story,
Speaker 1: and you're not gonna believe this. The next day after that,
Speaker 1: an outrageous story, over and over and over and over
Speaker 1: and over again, and for people, all people don't think
Speaker 1: you're unique. I'm the same way. Everybody's same way. It's
Speaker 1: hard to know. What do we believe? What do we
Speaker 1: go with? Let's focus on this story. What was this guy?
Speaker 1: We know Tim Walls appointed him to a board, but
Speaker 1: that may mean something that made mean nothing me. Allow
Speaker 1: me to explain. Here's something for you. Yes, there's a
Speaker 1: chance that Tim Walls and this guy were pen pals
Speaker 1: from high school and the guy wanted a gig and
Speaker 1: Tim Walls caught him up and said, hey, crazy assassin guy,
Speaker 1: I'd like you on a board. There's a chance that happened.
Speaker 1: There is there's also a chance that Tim Walls never
Speaker 1: met this guy or even heard of him. That Tim
Speaker 1: Walls has a staffer whose brother's uncles brother's uncle's nephew
Speaker 1: wanted this guy to have a job on a board
Speaker 1: and they gave it to him. Well, there are pictures,
Speaker 1: They have pictures. Okay, do you have any idea? Look,
Speaker 1: I'm a dumb radio host. You have any idea? How
Speaker 1: many pictures I take with people every single time I travel,
Speaker 1: every time. I'm ounting about every single time. Hey, you
Speaker 1: want to take a selfie? You want to can we
Speaker 1: take a selfie? Together. And by the way, that's totally cool.
Speaker 1: It's really cool. It's no bother at all. I'm not
Speaker 1: come of not complaining at all. But you could be
Speaker 1: a freaking serial killer. I'm not gonna turn you down.
Speaker 1: I'm just a normal dude. You want to take picture,
Speaker 1: you want to talk, let's talk. I don't care. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna Hey, hey, Chris, run a background check on
Speaker 1: this guy before we put a picture on his instagram.
Speaker 1: You can get a picture with anybody. What's that mean?
Speaker 1: Doesn't mean anything? So they're confusion. You mentioned the no
Speaker 1: King's material in his car. Did you look at that picture?
Speaker 1: Have you looked at it? Go look at it again
Speaker 1: while we're talking here. I'm sure you can do an
Speaker 1: internet search. Go look at the picture from the guy's car.
Speaker 1: It's a stack of papers, all of them seem to say,
Speaker 1: at least from what I can tell, no kings and
Speaker 1: big magic marker, no other marks whatsoever. How'd that get there?
Speaker 1: He put it there? Do you know that? You sure
Speaker 1: no one else? Did you sure a dirty cop didn't
Speaker 1: put that there? Are you sure Democrat operative, Republican operative
Speaker 1: didn't put that there? I don't know. Oh, but he
Speaker 1: traveled to do what was it, Dubai, Nepal, India, and Turkey. Okay,
Speaker 1: if you picked up my cell phone and tracked everywhere
Speaker 1: I've been in the last what three years, you will
Speaker 1: find that I was in Turkey, I was in Paris,
Speaker 1: I was in Israel, I was in people travel. Maybe
Speaker 1: he was overseas being recruited by a foreign intelligence organization.
Speaker 1: Maybe he just loved to go on vacations by Disney.
Speaker 1: I have no earthy and you don't know either. My
Speaker 1: point in this little talk is not about this particular case,
Speaker 1: because I don't know and we may never know. And
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris brought up this particular point. We are
Speaker 1: anxious in cases like this to automatically assign a motive
Speaker 1: that fits in our box. When I see a deranged,
Speaker 1: violent assassin in this country, the odds are that's going
Speaker 1: to be a Communist, because the Communists commit ninety nine
Speaker 1: point nine percent of the acts of political violence in
Speaker 1: the country. Plus I don't like Democrats anyway, so it's
Speaker 1: easy for me to say that. But maybe he wasn't.
Speaker 1: Maybe he was just nuts. That's the point Chris made.
Speaker 1: There are those people too, you know that story about
Speaker 1: Gabrielle Giffrid's getting shot in the head. Remember I was
Speaker 1: her Republican opponent three weeks I lost to her three
Speaker 1: weeks before. That guy showed up, shot a bunch of people,
Speaker 1: killed people, and shot Gabrielle Gifferts in the head. And
Speaker 1: I remember this because post assassination attempt, of course, all
Speaker 1: the Communists tried to come down on me like they
Speaker 1: always do. I mean, look, they all got together and
Speaker 1: pulled the Chuck Schumer on me.
Speaker 2: Increase in violence, the threats of violence against members didn't
Speaker 2: happen by accident. It happened because of the coarseness of
Speaker 2: the debate. But beyond that, the kind of rhetoric that
Speaker 2: we hear some in the hard right hues, which at
Speaker 2: least some people think gives them a permission structure to
Speaker 2: do very evil.
Speaker 1: Things, they pulled the same thing on me. Jesse had
Speaker 1: events where people shot guns. He was always talking about
Speaker 1: how horrible gifference was. But I was actually curious about
Speaker 1: that too, did you know that. I don't think I've
Speaker 1: ever told anybody this. I was curious, and to be honest,
Speaker 1: I was a little worried because when you go kill
Speaker 1: a bunch of people, and it was the person I
Speaker 1: just lost to in a very heated congressional race. All right.
Speaker 1: I was worried they were going to find a Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly bumper sticker on the man's car. I was worried. Look,
Speaker 1: there could have been a picture of me with him
Speaker 1: an event. You know how many people you'd take pictures
Speaker 1: with when you're running for office. What if there's a
Speaker 1: picture of me having my arm around him? What if
Speaker 1: we sat down at a big table and at a beardinggg.
Speaker 1: I was nervous too, Man, what if we are linked?
Speaker 1: What if he did do it? They went digging through
Speaker 1: all the guy's stuff. He was just crazy. He wasn't
Speaker 1: even a Democrat, he wasn't even a Republican. He was
Speaker 1: a nutjob. If you tried to sift through all the
Speaker 1: weird crap and whatever it was journal manifesto, I could
Speaker 1: never sort through it all. But if you read through
Speaker 1: the stuff, he seems like a crazy guy who wanted
Speaker 1: to get famous by doing something wild. To be honest,
Speaker 1: After we got done digesting all the stuff we read,
Speaker 1: I think God saved my life. I think that would
Speaker 1: have been me that day. I think he was going
Speaker 1: to go kill whoever the most famous local pol petician was,
Speaker 1: and that could have been me standing in a grocery
Speaker 1: store parking lot. Now, granted, everyone on my team was armed,
Speaker 1: so that guy would have never got arrested. He would
Speaker 1: have been dead very shortly after. But you're not generally
Speaker 1: gonna stop some nutball who walks up and puts one
Speaker 1: in your head. He probably would have got me. How
Speaker 1: would I know, come up right behind you and never
Speaker 1: know what happened? Sometimes people were just crazy, what happened
Speaker 1: in Minnesota? How about this? I don't know and you
Speaker 1: don't know? And whenever the next outrage will be War
Speaker 1: four and domestic who knows? We have to be discerning,
Speaker 1: Calm down when these stories happen. Calm down and sift
Speaker 1: through the information. We have to be sifters, and we
Speaker 1: have to be extra sifty. Haha, how about that word,
Speaker 1: what Chris? We have to be extra sifty when we
Speaker 1: are getting information we want, we like, when we are
Speaker 1: getting confirmation information, be extra calm and sift. All right,
Speaker 1: let's talk about Schumer, shall we? In AOC? How do
Speaker 1: they keep getting elected? It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a wonderful wonderful Wednesday. Don't forget. You can email
Speaker 1: the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Back to
Speaker 1: this China thing, because Scott Pissent sat down with Miranda
Speaker 1: Devine on her podcast. Here's what he said.
Speaker 3: Do you think that we're going to get to a
Speaker 3: point that Donald Trump is said he wants where China
Speaker 3: opens up to America.
Speaker 4: Well, on the whether they'll open up, we'll see. I
Speaker 4: believe that Chinese were feeling more pain. Their system takes
Speaker 4: pain better, but I believe it was probably very painful
Speaker 4: for them.
Speaker 1: Because play that part, because I just wanted to remind
Speaker 1: you of what had happened and what Scott Bessent and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump are still feeling, the sting of we forget
Speaker 1: about this and we're lost in all the war? Would
Speaker 1: they wrong talk tonight and all that? But there are
Speaker 1: other things at play that have a lot more to
Speaker 1: do with us. Remember when the tariffs first came down
Speaker 1: on China from the Trump administration. Remember what happened here,
Speaker 1: not only to the stock market, to Donald Trump's poll numbers.
Speaker 1: Right now, Donald Trump's approval continues to climb, climb, climb, climb, climb,
Speaker 1: And unless you remember that little blip in the radar.
Speaker 1: You may think it was high the entire time, But
Speaker 1: there was one moment in Trump's presidency so far, his
Speaker 1: second presidency so far, there was one moment where his
Speaker 1: popularity dipped, where he was not popular, and that one
Speaker 1: moment was when he slapped China with those tariffs. China
Speaker 1: responded and the stock market dipped. That's what Scott Descent
Speaker 1: is talking about.
Speaker 3: Do you think that we're going to get to a
Speaker 3: point that Donald Trump is that he wants where China
Speaker 3: opens up to America.
Speaker 4: Well, on the whether they'll open up, we'll see. I
Speaker 4: believe that Chinese were feeling more pain. Their system takes
Speaker 4: pain better.
Speaker 1: But what's he talking about their system takes pain better. Well,
Speaker 1: they have a dictatorship, one party rule, dictatorship, and their
Speaker 1: people just in their DNA. It's not that this is
Speaker 1: Chinese people. They're not American, they're not born American. Their
Speaker 1: people are more likely to accept abuses to their freedom,
Speaker 1: to accept restrictions, to accept things their government tells them.
Speaker 1: It's just a different culture, different part of the world.
Speaker 1: In America, our DNA, for understandable reasons, is don't tell
Speaker 1: me what to do. Nobody gets to tell me what
Speaker 1: to do. But I want you to remember what Scott
Speaker 1: Bissent just said, and I want you to remember that
Speaker 1: little dip in the stock in the stock market, and
Speaker 1: I want you to remember these things going forward. For
Speaker 1: this reason, American politicians, all of them, even ones who
Speaker 1: can't run for reelection, they are always mindful of getting
Speaker 1: cross with the American people, getting too cross with the
Speaker 1: American people, and what it will mean for their power
Speaker 1: and the power of their political party. And none of
Speaker 1: them will push that too far. Was't this wasn't even
Speaker 1: a criticism of anyone. It's an acknowledgment of reality. In China,
Speaker 1: if your Chinese stock market takes a dip for two
Speaker 1: or three weeks, you can survive because, look, you know
Speaker 1: the system they have in place. The Trump administration had
Speaker 1: big dreams of yanking a lot of Chinese business and
Speaker 1: putting it back here on American soil. Good dreams, I
Speaker 1: might point out, that's what we should all want. But
Speaker 1: the Trump administration ran headfirst into that ugly, ugly woman
Speaker 1: we know as reality, and reality is the American people
Speaker 1: will not tolerate gigantic amounts of economic pain. You can
Speaker 1: be popular, popular, popular, popular, popular, months of popularity. You
Speaker 1: are mister popular. You're practically me an event what Chris?
Speaker 1: And eventually people wake up one day they open up
Speaker 1: their merrill Lynch Do they even still exist? They open
Speaker 1: up their merrill lynch four oh one k and figure
Speaker 1: out they lost fifty thousand dollars yesterday, and your popularity
Speaker 1: is gone. It's a struggle, a constant struggle. Ohh, that
Speaker 1: probably would be a good time to mention. Are you
Speaker 1: paying attention to the news. You know already that Trump
Speaker 1: met with his military aids. Do you know that? Look again,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to sift through it because we don't
Speaker 1: do breaking news here, but possibly, as we speak, American
Speaker 1: bombs are dropping from the sky. Do you know what
Speaker 1: the stock market's going to look like when it opens
Speaker 1: up again on Friday? It doesn't open up tomorrow because
Speaker 1: of Juneteenth, but you know what it's going to look
Speaker 1: like on Friday when it opens up. You have twenty
Speaker 1: four hours to call gold Co. Now would be a
Speaker 1: great time to call gold Co and make sure the
Speaker 1: bottom doesn't drop out again. They'll send you a free kid.
Speaker 1: Let them take care of your retirement. Eight five five.
Speaker 1: I have eight one seven Gold or do it online.
Speaker 1: Jesse likes gold dot com. All right, listen to what
Speaker 1: he says.
Speaker 3: Do you think that we're going to get to a
Speaker 3: point that Donald Trump is that he wants where China
Speaker 3: opens up to America.
Speaker 4: Well, on the whether they'll open up, we'll see. I
Speaker 4: believe that Chinese were feeling more pain. Their system takes
Speaker 4: pain better.
Speaker 1: But I believe he said their system because he wasn't
Speaker 1: trying to be condescending, but what he meant was the
Speaker 1: Chinese people will take more abuses on behalf of their government.
Speaker 1: The American people will not. There is a chance we
Speaker 1: wake up to a rocky market on Friday. Either way,
Speaker 1: Les do some emails. Jesse, please explain how Schumer and
Speaker 1: AOC keep getting elected. New Yorkers are sick of the
Speaker 1: immigrant baggage. Well, New Yorkers are sick of the immigrant baggage.
Speaker 1: I'll put it to you this way, because I hear this.
Speaker 1: I get these emails from places like New York, from
Speaker 1: places like California, Oregon. You sent me a lot of
Speaker 1: these from Oregon. Washington. We have a lot of Washington State.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of listeners in Washington State who
Speaker 1: emails something similar. Jesse. Everyone I talk to is sick
Speaker 1: of all these illegals. Jesse. Everyone I talked to sick
Speaker 1: of the COVID stuff. Jesse. I don't understand how do
Speaker 1: Democrats keep getting elected when everyone I talked to is
Speaker 1: sick of filling the blanks. So let's talk about that next.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. Remember,
Speaker 1: if you missed any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. I'm going to get to
Speaker 1: my US Navy talk in World War Two in a moment,
Speaker 1: but I just wanted to touch on this because she asked,
Speaker 1: how does Chuck schumber Kee getting elected? How's AOC keep
Speaker 1: getting elected? New Yorkers are sick of the immigrant baggage. Okay,
Speaker 1: let me ask you a simple question, very simple. How
Speaker 1: many people do you know, or you yourself? How many
Speaker 1: people do you know have said something to you at
Speaker 1: some point in their lives about wanting to lose weight
Speaker 1: or get in shape? How many people? I mean everyone
Speaker 1: said that. I've said it to you multiple times. Everyone
Speaker 1: said that. Everyone's gotten a little frumpy from time to time.
Speaker 1: Looked in the mirror and said, oh my gosh, I'm
Speaker 1: cupcakeing over my boxers. This is terrible. I'vet everyone. Okay,
Speaker 1: now now you have that number, at least a rough number.
Speaker 1: All right, how many did it? How many? Yeah, he's Susie.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. I put on my dress last night,
Speaker 1: and it used to fit so well, but now I'm
Speaker 1: bursting out of the thing, and not in a good way.
Speaker 1: I'm embarrassed. I got and then she started eating better,
Speaker 1: working out, got herself right. How many actually did it?
Speaker 1: A small percentage. You don't have to find a number.
Speaker 1: It's a small percentage. It is human nature to complain
Speaker 1: about things yet not do anything about it. It feels
Speaker 1: good to complain. In fact, complaining makes you feel like
Speaker 1: you're doing something about it. When you complain, hey, i'm
Speaker 1: too fat in a way, and the way the human
Speaker 1: mind works, you feel like I started to tackle the problem,
Speaker 1: after all, I told Susie about it. Today, Blue state
Speaker 1: democrats are all this way, all of them. You mentioned
Speaker 1: New York, So let's talk about New Yorkers, because, as
Speaker 1: you know, I'm in love with the place, always have
Speaker 1: been lovewr and I have a bunch of friends who
Speaker 1: live there all the time, and they're all complaining about
Speaker 1: New York City. I like it more than they do.
Speaker 1: New Yorkers are generally like this. Though. They're complaining about
Speaker 1: the trash, they're complaining about, Well, it was Deblasio. Now
Speaker 1: they're complaining. They're already preemptively complaining about Cuomo. They're complaining
Speaker 1: about this, They're complaining about that. They're complaining about every
Speaker 1: Eric Adams, they're complaining about the city council. They're complaining about.
Speaker 1: Oh and by the way, I don't care if you
Speaker 1: any of this offends you. It's true and everyone knows.
Speaker 1: This is how people talk. They complain about every single
Speaker 1: ethnic group by name. And these are all my friends,
Speaker 1: and they're from all the ethnic groups. Ah, Jesse, it's
Speaker 1: these frigging Puerto Ricans. Yeah, well you can't The Italians
Speaker 1: screwed up that part of town. Yeah, well, you can't
Speaker 1: believe how bad it is in the black neighborhoods. It's constant. Okay,
Speaker 1: what are you doing about it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Nothing? Who you gonna vote for? Well, I don't know, whatever, Democrat.
Speaker 1: It's human nature. It's why I've told you a million times.
Speaker 1: It'll hopefully make a dentth in some of them. Those
Speaker 1: magical words you say to your Democrat voting friends whenever
Speaker 1: they're complaining about whatever. You voted for this, those magical
Speaker 1: four little words. Especially Democrats, they love, absolutely adore washing
Speaker 1: their hands of the way they vote. They will vote Democrat.
Speaker 1: They do this in California all the time. Democrat up
Speaker 1: and down the ballot and then the next breath. I
Speaker 1: can't believe the taxes in this state. I can't believe
Speaker 1: how expensive it is. It's crazy, how dirty it's gotten
Speaker 1: in this town. It used to be so nice. You
Speaker 1: know what you say to him, you voted for this.
Speaker 1: I love Chicago. Chicago's the best. What a great history
Speaker 1: in this city, great shopping sector. Oh my gosh, this
Speaker 1: crime's out of control. They're all JESU. It's crazy here.
Speaker 1: It's nuts. Hey, who'd you vote for? Oh, Brandon Johnson,
Speaker 1: you voted for this. The Democrat voter in the blue
Speaker 1: state is maybe the most skilled person in human history
Speaker 1: at walking away from accountability for their own actions. And
Speaker 1: that's exactly why they descend like a freaking plague of
Speaker 1: locusts on red states all the time and show up
Speaker 1: and start voting Democrat. Again. Ah, yeah, I destroyed California.
Speaker 1: I voted Democrat for forty years. We can't afford to
Speaker 1: live there now. My wife just got robbed at gunpoint.
Speaker 1: And that's why we're here in Montana. Oh hey, what
Speaker 1: Democrat am I going to vote for? Now? They're famous
Speaker 1: for it. It's amazing to watch. Now I need to
Speaker 1: talk about something and it's really, really, really important, So
Speaker 1: I need your attention for a second. I want to
Speaker 1: talk about our fleet at the end of World War II,
Speaker 1: our navy fleet. What is this in relation to nothing whatsoever?
Speaker 1: It was just a thought I had today. Okay, if
Speaker 1: you have to know, I have already begun my research
Speaker 1: on the Kamikazes of the Pacific War, because I promised
Speaker 1: you that would be the next one, and so that
Speaker 1: has begun. No, you're not getting it Monday. Don't get
Speaker 1: your hopes up. But because that has begun, I'm once
Speaker 1: again digging through all these different books I have and things.
Speaker 1: Hear me out, and you may you may have to
Speaker 1: set aside your morality for this for a moment. Just
Speaker 1: hear me out. Post World War Two, the United States
Speaker 1: Navy was maybe the most jaw dropping military force in
Speaker 1: the history of mankind. We had spent so much time,
Speaker 1: and more importantly, we had spent so much money building
Speaker 1: up this fleet of every kind of ship, of the
Speaker 1: most modern ships, that it wasn't just that we had
Speaker 1: the best ships, which we did. We had better radar
Speaker 1: than everyone. We had better this. We had. Better that
Speaker 1: we had the best ships, we had the most of them.
Speaker 1: All right with me? What can you do when you
Speaker 1: completely control the sea and the air. You can either
Speaker 1: conquer anywhere you want, or at least destroy almost anywhere
Speaker 1: you want. And you definitely can cut off any kind
Speaker 1: of a water based country. Doesn't just have to be
Speaker 1: an island, but any country that relies on the ocean
Speaker 1: to get their supplies in and out, you can cut
Speaker 1: them off. In fact, the greatest argument against dropping the
Speaker 1: atom bombs on Japan, for those people who disagree with
Speaker 1: such a thing, the greatest argument against it was we
Speaker 1: were already starving them to death. They were going to
Speaker 1: have a rebellion themselves because we were sinking all the
Speaker 1: ships coming in. Our navy was so incredible they couldn't
Speaker 1: get anything in. And that was before we were fully committed.
Speaker 1: We could have just surrounded that whole place and watched
Speaker 1: them starve until they gave up. Now, setting that aside,
Speaker 1: here's my question. How much of the world could we
Speaker 1: and should we have conquered with that naval force post
Speaker 1: World War Two? Think of all the countries, Think of
Speaker 1: how many places? And I know, look, I said, set
Speaker 1: aside your morality because I realized when I say taken,
Speaker 1: we're talking about bombing and starving and murdering people. And
Speaker 1: I don't think that we want that, we wish we
Speaker 1: would have done that. But just think about this. You
Speaker 1: have the most jaw dropping military force, at least one
Speaker 1: of them in the history of that would be the
Speaker 1: United States Navy at the end of World War Two.
Speaker 1: There is no other country on the planet that can
Speaker 1: even really hurt you significantly on the ocean, not even
Speaker 1: the UK. By then, we would have swept them right
Speaker 1: off the ocean. They weren't even in our league. Nobody was.
Speaker 1: Nobody was What could we have taken for Ourselves'll let
Speaker 1: me put it this way. Who could have stopped us
Speaker 1: from taking fifty countries? You could have taken anything you
Speaker 1: wanted and physically nobody can stop you. And because you
Speaker 1: owned the navy, because you own the ocean. I mean,
Speaker 1: and with that comes the air, because we had a
Speaker 1: bunch of air based whatever you get it. We own
Speaker 1: the ocean, We own the air. You don't even have
Speaker 1: to worry about your supply chains being messed up. What
Speaker 1: if every single country on the planet sanctioned us, it
Speaker 1: wouldn't have mattered. We would have owned all the materials.
Speaker 1: You can just take everything and you can't do anything
Speaker 1: about it. I bring this up because how many other
Speaker 1: times in human history can you find where a country
Speaker 1: had access to that and did not use it to
Speaker 1: expand themselves. I guess that's to our credit that we
Speaker 1: didn't use it to go conquer the planet. It's probably
Speaker 1: to our credit. I don't wish we did it. But
Speaker 1: that's an interesting mental experiment, is it, isn't it who
Speaker 1: could have stopped us? The only thing militarily we probably
Speaker 1: couldn't have done if the end of World War two
Speaker 1: was invade the Soviet Union, because that's virtually impossible, and
Speaker 1: the Red Army was honestly amazing by the end of
Speaker 1: World War two. But besides that land invasion, we could
Speaker 1: have taken anything we wanted. Think about that, it's not important. Obviously,
Speaker 1: I was lying about that. But it's fascinating, isn't it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Let's get back to eat politics. Next. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. I have
Speaker 1: no idea why I chose to go down that navy
Speaker 1: rabbit hole with you, but these are the things that
Speaker 1: cross Mike extremely messed up, low functioning mind. When I
Speaker 1: start reading books and analyzing things, I think about this because, uh,
Speaker 1: the Roman army, the Roman army was famous for this.
Speaker 1: They would have a territory and then there would be
Speaker 1: somebody on their border, usually a barbarian tribe, the Gauls
Speaker 1: or someone like that, and the Romans would have this
Speaker 1: huge army and they would convince themselves, hey, that they
Speaker 1: have a big army too, isn't that a threat to us?
Speaker 1: And we have this sweet army, why don't we just
Speaker 1: go take it? And they would go take it, and
Speaker 1: then once they got that there'd be a border, and
Speaker 1: then they'd look at their army and say, well, I mean,
Speaker 1: we we can just take it if we want to
Speaker 1: take it. Shouldn't we take it? Why wouldn't we take it?
Speaker 3: It?
Speaker 1: Isn't it safer to take it? And they just kept
Speaker 1: taking whatever was it. Historically, when you have the most
Speaker 1: powerful military force, nobody can stop you. Go intil you're stopped.
Speaker 1: You could argue maybe the greatest thing America ever did
Speaker 1: was not conquering the known world at the end of
Speaker 1: nineteen forty five, has any country and I realize you're
Speaker 1: slimming this down because of the way navies work now,
Speaker 1: but has another country in the history of the world
Speaker 1: ever ever completely owned the seas. Ever, we had a
Speaker 1: navy that could sweep any other navy in the world,
Speaker 1: and other navies combined, by the way, several navies combined,
Speaker 1: sweep them right off the ocean like they're gone, boom gone.
Speaker 1: What Chris, Chris said, you could take a region. Then
Speaker 1: you're short on manpower. But see, that's the thing about
Speaker 1: the navy. Let's call this, uh, let's call it Australia.
Speaker 1: We'll use Australia for an example. I know they were
Speaker 1: an ally World War two. To stay with me, Let's
Speaker 1: say we want Australia. Good, I might and what Chris,
Speaker 1: that was good? You can't do that anyway. Let's say
Speaker 1: we wanted Australia something crazy like ninety five percent of
Speaker 1: Australia's population is on the coast. You wouldn't even need
Speaker 1: a large landforce. Honestly, just the Marine Corps would probably
Speaker 1: be enough. You blockade Australia, bomb them the Smithereens. You
Speaker 1: take Australia. Okay, how large of a force do you
Speaker 1: need to keep Australia when remember you have the ocean.
Speaker 1: You control the ocean. Who's going to come? How are
Speaker 1: you going to lose Australia when you control the ocean.
Speaker 1: This is what doomed the Japanese. Well, part of what
Speaker 1: doing the Japanese in the Pacific War. As our navy
Speaker 1: got bigger and bigger and better during the war, we
Speaker 1: didn't even have to take every island like they had
Speaker 1: a huge island. This is famous. You nerds will know
Speaker 1: this already Ruball. You can look up rue Baul. It
Speaker 1: was a Japanese. It was essentially a Pacific fortress where
Speaker 1: they had all their They had so many troops and
Speaker 1: supplies and everything stationed there. And we actually agonized over it,
Speaker 1: do we take Rubaal? We kind of have to take Rubaal,
Speaker 1: And then we figured out, wait a minute, why do
Speaker 1: we have to take Rubaul. We'll just sweep them off
Speaker 1: the sea and let Ruball sit there and just essentially
Speaker 1: wither away. Who can do anything about it? Put all
Speaker 1: your troops on Ruball. That's fine. You're never gonna see
Speaker 1: them again because we own it all. Whatever. This is stupid.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I got on something stupid. Talk
Speaker 1: about something more fun.
Speaker 5: American's favorable views of the Democratic Party brand are at
Speaker 5: a record low, just twenty nine percent. That's compared to
Speaker 5: thirty six percent for Republicans. It is the lowest ever
Speaker 5: recorded for Democrats and CNN polling going back more than
Speaker 5: thirty years.
Speaker 1: As you can see, the party's.
Speaker 5: Numbers dropping a staggering twenty points in just four years.
Speaker 1: See a an SR sig. That's wild. It's almost like
Speaker 1: these people don't have the pulse of the American polity.
Speaker 6: I think when we win the majority in the House,
Speaker 6: you're going to see enough Democrats make it a priority
Speaker 6: for ICE enforcement that they are no longer faceless. It
Speaker 6: looks too much like some eighteen hundred's bank robber or
Speaker 6: you know, some KGB officer in Russia. You know, polling
Speaker 6: protesters off the streets, and that part. It really bothers
Speaker 6: people that that's how they're conducting it. And so show
Speaker 6: us your face is going to be a part of
Speaker 6: I think, you knowmocratic enforcement policy in the.
Speaker 1: Future, stripping ice agents of their face facial protection. That
Speaker 1: wasn't popular with Middle America. Huh. Let's check it with
Speaker 1: Kathy Huckel. Hey, Kathy, why's the Democratic Party unpopular?
Speaker 7: Walking out of this courthouse? Taken away from their families.
Speaker 7: They don't have the attention, they don't have the lawyers,
Speaker 7: and that's why the State of New York is providing
Speaker 7: fifty million dollars to cover legal services for people or
Speaker 7: find themselves in this situation.
Speaker 1: They're taking fifty million dollars in taxpayer money and paying illegals,
Speaker 1: paying their lawyers. That's what's happening the Democrat Party. They
Speaker 1: handed over every ounce of political credibility they had to
Speaker 1: the mass importation of foreign barbarians, and now they're mention
Speaker 1: is to sell out every last bit of it to
Speaker 1: keep all those people here.