Speaker 1: Good Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a
Speaker 1: Ondesday home day.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, you've crested the peak of the week and it's
Speaker 2: all downhill from here. We are gonna have such a
Speaker 2: good time tonight on the world Famous Jesse Kelly's Show.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about why.
Speaker 2: Everyone hates feminists, therefore everyone hates Democrats. Right now, how
Speaker 2: many how many secret Democrats do you think there are?
Speaker 1: Meaning?
Speaker 2: How many Democrats do you think are out there who
Speaker 2: support Trump and his policies. We'll talk about that massive,
Speaker 2: massive decrease in the foreign born population, the worst gangsters
Speaker 2: I've ever seen or heard of in my entire life.
Speaker 2: People who make three hundred thousand dollars a year are
Speaker 2: somehow buried in debt. Jimmy Kimmel's leaving for Italy. All
Speaker 2: that I'm gonna do like twenty emails or maybe less,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to try to do a lot of
Speaker 2: emails and so much more coming up on the world
Speaker 2: Famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now, let's cover a couple of
Speaker 2: things we've talked about before, but it's going to matter
Speaker 2: as it pertains to the current state of the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party and how and why they're being rejected by every
Speaker 2: demographic except for sixty five plus every demographic. Listen to
Speaker 2: what jd Vance said about Kamala Harris after the election.
Speaker 3: No, I had never seen it before, and it was
Speaker 3: there was a bit of a controversy. I don't remember exactly.
Speaker 2: He's talking about the vice president's residence.
Speaker 3: No, I had never seen it before, and it was
Speaker 3: there was a bit of a controversy. I don't remember
Speaker 3: exactly what had happened, but I think that normally it's
Speaker 3: customary for the outgoing vice president to show the incoming
Speaker 3: vice president's family the house. And we have three little kids,
Speaker 3: so I guess time our kids were like seven, five
Speaker 3: and you know two. I guess Mirabel turned three right
Speaker 3: before the inauguration, and so now.
Speaker 1: They're a little bit older.
Speaker 3: But you know, they had never seen this house, and
Speaker 3: USHA really want to show them. So what we actually
Speaker 3: proposed is recognizing the weirdness of the politics, can Usha
Speaker 3: take the kids over and just show them where they're
Speaker 3: going to be living for the next four years.
Speaker 1: And they were rebuffed, and they were rebuffed. Hey, it's
Speaker 1: not even jd Vance.
Speaker 2: After the election, Hey, Dome, my wife, we have three
Speaker 2: little kids, adorable little kids. You mind if the wife
Speaker 2: comes over with the kids and poke around their kids.
Speaker 2: It's their new house. Dad's vice president. They don't probably
Speaker 2: fully grasp how cool that is yet, but dad's vice president.
Speaker 2: Mind if the kids go out, Hey, this is my room.
Speaker 2: You know stuff kids do. Dome says, no, Okay, we've
Speaker 2: had this talk before. Let's let's talk again about this
Speaker 2: about what the beating heart of the modern Democrat Party
Speaker 2: now is versus what it was. The Democrat Party used
Speaker 2: to be at various points.
Speaker 1: In its history. In its history, it used to be branded.
Speaker 2: It wasn't always this way, but it used to be
Speaker 2: branded as a broad coalition of blue collar people from
Speaker 2: every aspect of life that don't email me never never,
Speaker 2: blue stop stops. I'm talking about the branding and who
Speaker 2: they used to try to placate. The branding was always
Speaker 2: rich people vote Republican, Poor people vote Democrat. We're the
Speaker 2: party of the working class. If you were construction, if
Speaker 2: you wash dishes, if you're a maid, you're a whatever
Speaker 2: you are. We're not those rich muckety MUCKs. We are
Speaker 2: the normal people who work with our hands. That was
Speaker 2: the branding, and because that was the main constituency of
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party. That was their power base, that was
Speaker 2: their voting base. The things they did, the things they said,
Speaker 2: the way they conducted themselves was almost always in an
Speaker 2: effort to play Kate the bass, play for the bass.
Speaker 2: ACDC doesn't come out and play Mozart. That's not what
Speaker 2: they're doing. ACDC fans are there. They want to hear rock,
Speaker 2: go play me some period. End of story. The Democrat Party, well,
Speaker 2: really every political party. They're going to play to their
Speaker 2: power base, the ones who will volunteer and donate and
Speaker 2: knock on doors, that's who they're going to talk to.
Speaker 2: But something happened, something wonderful for us, terrible for them,
Speaker 2: and terrible for the country. But wonderful for the right,
Speaker 2: I should say, wonderful for the Republicans, but terrible for
Speaker 2: the United States. It's terrible for the Democrat Party. They
Speaker 2: started to shift. They slowly but surely started to shift,
Speaker 2: and the Democrat Party got conquered by feminists, by nasty,
Speaker 2: bitter women, nasty, bitter, oftentimes mentally ill women. They're not
Speaker 2: just some fringe part of the Democrat coalition. Now they
Speaker 2: are the heart beat of the Democrat coalition.
Speaker 1: Now they are.
Speaker 2: When Democrats get up now and they give a speech
Speaker 2: and it sounds like they're speaking some foreign language, it's
Speaker 2: like they're not even trying to talk to you, not
Speaker 2: even trying to earn your trust or earn your vote.
Speaker 2: It's because they are talking to a different species. They're
Speaker 2: talking to the most vicious, violent creatures on the face
Speaker 2: of the planet. Mentally ill, liberal white women. Those are
Speaker 2: the heartbeat of the Democrat Party. Now, we've talked about
Speaker 2: that before. Another thing we've talked about before this is
Speaker 2: when I've spoken to the young ladies out there. I understand.
Speaker 2: I understand social contagions, peer pressure. I understand these things.
Speaker 2: And I understand what your favorite musician might say, what
Speaker 2: your friends might say, what Taylor Swift. I understand the
Speaker 2: things you hear. And I'm not here to talk you
Speaker 2: out of feminism for political reasons. But if you happen
Speaker 2: to be a young lady listening to my show, you
Speaker 2: can take this to the bank. What I'm about to
Speaker 2: say is not an opinion, It is a fact. If
Speaker 2: you succumb to the Swan song of feminism, you.
Speaker 1: Go, girl. You could do anything a man can do. Girl,
Speaker 1: women are oppressed here for ah.
Speaker 2: If you succumb to that, and it can be very appealing,
Speaker 2: especially when all your friends see that, talk like that,
Speaker 2: all your friends are doing that.
Speaker 1: If you do that, everyone will hate you.
Speaker 2: Everybody, nobody will want to be around you. You will
Speaker 2: find yourself isolated and alone for most of your life.
Speaker 2: And you will be isolated and alone because you're terrible
Speaker 2: to be around. There is nothing more pleasant to be
Speaker 2: around than a pleasant woman. Women part of their role
Speaker 2: in life. I've always believed this is they really can
Speaker 2: set the mood of a room, large rooms and small rooms.
Speaker 2: My wife, if she walks into a room, and as
Speaker 2: she almost always is, she's all sunshine and goofy and dancing,
Speaker 2: and it will It's contagious. The whole room is lifted up, laughing, smiling.
Speaker 2: You ever been in a room when a nasty, bitter
Speaker 2: woman walks in.
Speaker 1: I hate Trump.
Speaker 2: It's like this dark cloud of misery descends into the
Speaker 2: room and people don't want to be around it. You
Speaker 2: can succumb to that. I am woman, Hear me, roar stuff.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 2: Absolutely very easy, very appealing. If you do, everyone will
Speaker 2: hate you. I'm not making a political argument you will
Speaker 2: be alone most of your life because no one wants
Speaker 2: to be around you. A bitter woman is the worst
Speaker 2: thing in the world to be around, the worst thing.
Speaker 2: I'd rather be around a rabid dog than a bitter woman.
Speaker 2: Now those two things combined have meant doom for the
Speaker 2: current Democrat Party. I don't believe they'll stay down forever.
Speaker 2: They'll wake up at some point, they'll recover. But those bitter, nasty,
Speaker 2: mentally ill, violent, vicious women, they now run every part
Speaker 2: of the Democrat Party apparatus, and it turns everybody off.
Speaker 2: I've had a bunch of emails recently about why young people,
Speaker 2: including young women, why are they going to the right
Speaker 2: young men? It's obvious young men are more rebellious. Young
Speaker 2: men don't want to be nagged at. Young men don't
Speaker 2: have any time for putting gay stuff and every dagone thing,
Speaker 2: and they're done with it. But why young women. Well,
Speaker 2: if you are a young woman today, maybe you don't
Speaker 2: know everything about politics in the world or whatever, and
Speaker 2: that's fine. Do you want to be bitter and angry?
Speaker 2: Look at the base of each party, Look at what
Speaker 2: makes up a Democrat base and versus a Republican base.
Speaker 2: If you're a young woman today, which side do you
Speaker 2: want to be on? Of course, it's obvious the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party has been conquered. Well, listen, listen to the Teams
Speaker 2: first president Sean O'Brien discussing his interaction with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: We had a General Executive Board meeting prob around June
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty four, and there was an event that
Speaker 4: one of our vice presidents, Joan Corey, she's out of
Speaker 4: my locals. She went to I know if it was
Speaker 4: an Emily's List event the day before our General Executive
Speaker 4: Board and Vice President Harris was there and so they
Speaker 4: do a photo off the line. So Joan goes in
Speaker 4: the line and Joan says, I'm Joan Corey, I'm a
Speaker 4: vice president of the Team sits union. And she pointed
Speaker 4: her finger at Joan and said Teams is better get
Speaker 4: on board. And so Joe says, excuse me, yeah, Team
Speaker 4: says better get on board. I don't know why you
Speaker 4: haven't endorsed me yet. So she comes back and she
Speaker 4: tells me this, and I'm like the nerve, like the nerve.
Speaker 4: Her closing was, listen, I'm gonna win with you. Oh,
Speaker 4: without you, and it was like such a smug ant'swer,
Speaker 4: like okay, and that turned the majority of the people
Speaker 4: in that room off.
Speaker 1: Everyone hates a feminist. We'll be back.
Speaker 2: It is that Jesse Kelly's show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday,
Speaker 2: reminding you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 2: kellyshow dot com and we're gonna get a lot of
Speaker 2: those tonight. What we're gonna get to a lot of
Speaker 2: those tonight, I could say, but this is this just little,
Speaker 2: a little life lesson to open up the show. It's
Speaker 2: not just for women. And everybody hates a feminist and
Speaker 2: things like that, and the feminists have taken over the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party and that's why they're so nasty to everybody.
Speaker 2: They treat everybody like crap. It's not just that this
Speaker 2: is a lesson for all men, women, young and old.
Speaker 2: Being nice can get you really, really far, and being
Speaker 2: nasty and rude will hold you back in ways you
Speaker 2: can't possibly imagine. If you want to hear something unbelievably
Speaker 2: petty that I do unbelievably petty. I've told you before
Speaker 2: that we order food almost every day delivered to the
Speaker 2: studio about food for the fellas. We had some cheese
Speaker 2: steaks today, so it was wonderful. We don't have to
Speaker 2: go into it. You know, I have a new policy.
Speaker 2: I used to add an extra tip when I ordered
Speaker 2: it on my phone before they picked it up, before
Speaker 2: they delivered it.
Speaker 1: But this is what I discovered.
Speaker 2: If I add an extra tip, the drivers will scramble
Speaker 2: take the order, and they'll take forever to pick it up.
Speaker 2: They just try to claim the extra tip. So I
Speaker 2: stopped doing it. Now, extra tip comes if you're polite,
Speaker 2: that's it. And look, it's not like I need you
Speaker 2: to roll out the red carpet when you hand me
Speaker 2: my food.
Speaker 1: If it's hey today, just went outside. Hey man, how
Speaker 1: you doing? He said? I said, I'm good, brother, How
Speaker 1: are you man? I'm good. It's raining out.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Anyway, enjoy your day. Boom, extra tip automatically. If
Speaker 2: I get the smug Houston. This is such a Houston thing.
Speaker 2: The smug Houston.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here you go, dark the my life sucks, no tip? Goodbye?
Speaker 2: Does that bitter nasty person driving away?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Why they didn't get any extra money? No, they have
Speaker 1: no idea.
Speaker 2: But they'll have no idea their entire life why they
Speaker 2: didn't get the next job, They didn't get the next girl,
Speaker 2: the next man, They didn't get to anything. Life will
Speaker 2: just be artificially crappier because you couldn't put a smile
Speaker 2: on your freaking face. Just remember that it's do some emails, Jesse.
Speaker 2: I agree Trump will get no deal. This is about
Speaker 2: the Trump Putin prediction. Putin is winning and he has
Speaker 2: no reason to stop. Zelenski figures he will continue to
Speaker 2: get support from the EU. Trump has already tipped his
Speaker 2: hand that he sees no deal. My question is then what.
Speaker 1: Okay? Then what all right? Trump talked about this today?
Speaker 5: Russia face any consequences if Vladimir Putin does not agree
Speaker 5: to stop the war after your meeting on Friday.
Speaker 1: Yes they will, Yeah, what will the counts? There will
Speaker 1: be concernations, tariffs today will be I don't have to say.
Speaker 1: There will be very severe consequences.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, very severe consequences. And there are a couple
Speaker 2: of things to keep in mind here. First of all,
Speaker 2: before before Trump goes into this meeting, and it's a
Speaker 2: very important meeting, and I hope you joined me in
Speaker 2: praying that it is a successful meeting. Let's end the
Speaker 2: war and carnage. Let's hope they come to some kind
Speaker 2: of an agreement and it all ends. That should be
Speaker 2: everyone's desire. There are young men dying in droves, young
Speaker 2: women being widowed, young children being orphaned. On every side.
Speaker 1: This is horrible. Let's hope it stops.
Speaker 2: But first of all, let's talk about deal making, which
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is excellent at. He's look, he wrote a
Speaker 2: book on it. He's lived a life of doing this.
Speaker 2: An international businessman who does deals, you have to have leverage,
Speaker 2: very severe consequences.
Speaker 1: But what does that mean? People are freaking out? What's
Speaker 1: going to be World War three?
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is not going to start dropping nukes if
Speaker 2: Russia rejects his deal on Friday.
Speaker 1: Calm down, Calm down.
Speaker 2: But Donald Trump, also, he's done this several times before,
Speaker 2: he does it all the time, understands that part of
Speaker 2: doing deals when you're president of the United States of
Speaker 2: America involves carrots and sticks. Carrots and sticks.
Speaker 1: Period. When I h.
Speaker 2: Ob didn't sleep for a couple of nights. She hadn't
Speaker 2: slept for a couple nights last week. Her neck was
Speaker 2: kind of messed up.
Speaker 1: She couldn't sleep.
Speaker 2: I texted the boys take care of your mother. Hey,
Speaker 2: mom's a little tired. Help her out with dinner, help her,
Speaker 2: let an extra hand. Make sure that you're there for her.
Speaker 2: And with my sons. Because they've lived with me for
Speaker 2: their entire lives, they understand there's probably a carrot waiting
Speaker 2: for me if I help mom out, and there's definitely
Speaker 2: a stick if I don't.
Speaker 1: It is implied it.
Speaker 2: Look, if I get home and Aubrey tells me the
Speaker 2: boys were extra wonderful tonight, probably gonna slip them some
Speaker 2: ice cream. Hey, maybe maybe an hour of video game
Speaker 2: time on a school night which they don't get.
Speaker 1: Go ahead. If I get home and I hear.
Speaker 2: The boys didn't do a thing, he's gonna be trouble
Speaker 2: in the Kelli household, and not trouble for me. You
Speaker 2: have to have a stick. Donald Trump has to say
Speaker 2: there will be severe consequences. And maybe you don't like
Speaker 2: that because this gets into some really ugly things. You know,
Speaker 2: what does that mean? Does it mean people dying? Does
Speaker 2: it mean economic sanctions, which we're about to talk about
Speaker 2: in a moment. But a guy like Vladimir Putin wouldn't
Speaker 2: understand anything else. That's the only language a guy like
Speaker 2: that is going to understand there has to be a
Speaker 2: stick looming or why would he be incentivized to do anything. Remember,
Speaker 2: Putin is the one with the leverage.
Speaker 1: He holds the land.
Speaker 2: They can't get him out. He's got the leverage. We'll
Speaker 2: continue on this in a moment. That Jesse Kelly show
Speaker 2: on a wonderful Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Of course it's a hub day.
Speaker 2: And remember if you mentioned any part of the show,
Speaker 2: you come download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Okay,
Speaker 2: so Trump has this big meeting on Friday. We already
Speaker 2: talked about it. We touched on it yesterday. And Jewish
Speaker 2: producer Christians added, don't the people in that region want
Speaker 2: to be part of Russia? Well, okay, let's just rewind
Speaker 2: just a little bit here.
Speaker 1: One.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to inform you, but you cannot believe a
Speaker 2: single thing anybody says about what the people in that
Speaker 2: region want, because everybody just always remember this. Write it
Speaker 2: in stone. Etch this in stone as the oldest, very ancient.
Speaker 2: The proverb goes, in war, the first casualty is the truth.
Speaker 2: Everybody in a war lies about everything all the time.
Speaker 2: The lies begin the second the fighting begins. Always has
Speaker 2: always will You lie about casualties, you lie about troop strength,
Speaker 2: you lie about the mood of the public, you lie
Speaker 2: about this, you lie about that. All war is based
Speaker 2: on deception. I believe that's sun Zu, but also that's
Speaker 2: me Bronco. Either what Chris, but either way, everyone lies.
Speaker 2: What I will tell you about this particular region is, remember,
Speaker 2: Ukraine was obviously a former part of the Soviet Union.
Speaker 2: That's when Stalin was starving everybody to death. So this
Speaker 2: is a place that's gone back and forth and back
Speaker 2: and forth, but relatively recently. I'll just put it that way.
Speaker 2: It was a place that was I don't know Russian
Speaker 2: puppet is fair, but it's pretty fair. Russia had a
Speaker 2: big say so in their government. Government was never going
Speaker 2: to do anything to anger Russia, We'll put it that way.
Speaker 2: The West wanted that area for a variety of reasons,
Speaker 2: not just to counter Russia, as we've talked about, for
Speaker 2: the resources for the warm water port. The West did
Speaker 2: not want Russia to control such a valuable part of
Speaker 2: the world. On top of the food resources. I should
Speaker 2: note it's called the world's bread basket for a reason.
Speaker 2: Ridiculous food resources. Okay, so the West engineered. Look, it
Speaker 2: was a coup, and the West engineered a coup. We
Speaker 2: bounced the Russian government, the pro Russian government, we installed
Speaker 2: our own. Now this is something we Americans don't fully understand.
Speaker 2: By the grace of God, I'm glad we don't.
Speaker 1: What is it? What is it like for you? For me?
Speaker 2: When the area you know, the area you love, gets
Speaker 2: conquered by a foreign government, what are you? I'll use
Speaker 2: this as an example. I live in the Houston area
Speaker 2: of Texas, obviously not very far from the Mexican Porter.
Speaker 2: Let's say Mexico gathers its troops. They all gather together
Speaker 2: and yell, and they march north and they somehow defeat America,
Speaker 2: which obviously would not happen. But they somehow defeat America
Speaker 2: and they take Texas. Okay, just Texas. Mexico has conquered Texas,
Speaker 2: and the war is over. There's a peace agreement. The
Speaker 2: war's over. Now I am here in Houston. I am
Speaker 2: still in my same neighborhood, with my same friends, my
Speaker 2: same family, the same school for the kids. I still
Speaker 2: come to work in the same studio, the same church,
Speaker 2: the same restaurants, the same This the same that all
Speaker 2: my friends speak English and a lot of Spanish, but
Speaker 2: they all speak English, but we are underneath the Mexican government.
Speaker 2: What would that be like? Odd, of course, a little
Speaker 2: scary too. Probably other parts of the world, not just Ukraine,
Speaker 2: other parts of the world they live like that all
Speaker 2: the time. Every generation there's a new war and they
Speaker 2: lose a border area here, and then there's another war,
Speaker 2: and then it's back to the other place, and then
Speaker 2: that's what it's like in so many parts of the world.
Speaker 2: In the eastern portion of Ukraine, it is Russian speaking,
Speaker 2: that's true. And in the eastern portion of Ukraine, because
Speaker 2: they are more ethnically Russian than ethnically Ukrainian, the newer
Speaker 2: pro Western government viewed them, probably not incorrectly, but viewed
Speaker 2: them as that's where the enemy's going to be. That
Speaker 2: those are probably going to be saboteurs, Those are probably
Speaker 2: going to be people we need to watch out for.
Speaker 2: How would the Mexican government look at Texans if they
Speaker 2: conquered Texas the way I just said, Do you think
Speaker 2: the Mexican government would be giving an extra watchful eye
Speaker 2: on Texas? On Texans, Hey, if there's gonna be a rebellion.
Speaker 2: If there are gonna be spies, if there's gonna be
Speaker 2: a problem, it's gonna come from those freaking Texans.
Speaker 1: Of course they would.
Speaker 2: Ukraine was the exact same thing, all those Russians, and
Speaker 2: they did for being fair, they did put into place
Speaker 2: policies that kind of did treat him like second class citizens. Ah,
Speaker 2: those are the Russian people. Well, Vladimir Putin, I don't
Speaker 2: know what's in his heart. I can't speak to that.
Speaker 2: I think he's probably a really bad guy, but I
Speaker 2: can't speak to what's in his heart. But I know this,
Speaker 2: I don't have to speak to what's in his heart.
Speaker 2: I know how he sells himself and how he maintains
Speaker 2: his popularity and avoids coups in his country. It's not
Speaker 2: just that he murders always political opponents, which of course
Speaker 2: he does. Vladimir Putin sells himself as the protector of
Speaker 2: Russian peoples. That is his branding, It is how he campaigns.
Speaker 2: It is he is mister Russia, mister Russian. He loves Russia,
Speaker 2: he loves Russians, and if you are a Russian, Vladimir
Speaker 2: Putin is your batman. So he sells himself So if
Speaker 2: the reputation is that there are a bunch of Russians
Speaker 2: in eastern Ukraine being mistreated by the Ukrainian government, and
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin wants the territory anyway, and don't kid yourself.
Speaker 2: He wanted the territory. He wanted the wealth, he wanted
Speaker 2: the resources, he wanted the port. What better way is
Speaker 2: there to sell that invasion than by going to Russia
Speaker 2: and saying our people are under attack, they are under
Speaker 2: attacked by a hostile government. It would be no different
Speaker 2: than Donald Trump after the Mexicans took Texas, standing up
Speaker 2: in front of the American people and saying Texans are American,
Speaker 2: these are our people, and they are being trashed by
Speaker 2: the Mexican government. Do you stand with me in taking
Speaker 2: back Texas? What would be the approval numbers on that war?
Speaker 2: His approval numbers would be through the roof. Why is
Speaker 2: the war still popular in Russia when droves and droves
Speaker 2: of Russians have been killed, Because that's how it's sold
Speaker 2: in Russia. Look at me, grab a vodka. We're going
Speaker 2: to protect Russians. That's the situation we stuck our nose in.
Speaker 2: He invaded the West decided he at any cost, could
Speaker 2: not have it.
Speaker 1: But he took it.
Speaker 2: The Ukrainian forces, and there is no dog on them.
Speaker 2: They didn't have a chance. They're not near, they don't
Speaker 2: have near enough people, they don't have the equipment, they
Speaker 2: don't have the people, they don't they had no chance.
Speaker 2: The Ukrainian forces were not strong enough to resist the
Speaker 2: Russian forces and keep them out of the areas Vladimir
Speaker 2: Putin wanted. What's the last time you looked at a
Speaker 2: map of that area of Vladimir Putin took everything he wanted,
Speaker 2: probably and then some. He just took it, and he
Speaker 2: can't get him out. Now you can at all that.
Speaker 2: But life isn't nursery rhymes. Captain America is fiction. He
Speaker 2: has it, he's held it. We've killed legions of those
Speaker 2: freakin' Ruskies and they still won't leave. And he has
Speaker 2: shown not even the tiniest sign that he's interested in
Speaker 2: giving it back.
Speaker 1: So what do we do where you can threaten him?
Speaker 2: And Trump did. I don't think the threats are military
Speaker 2: and nature. I think they'll all be economic sanctions. But
Speaker 2: let's say he does that. Let's say he slapped Vladimir
Speaker 2: Putin with some severe economic sanctions. I don't know why
Speaker 2: we're doing so much foreign policy, but it's worth talking
Speaker 2: about because this is gonna be a big story this week.
Speaker 2: Remember that that gets complicated too.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that next.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, fantastic Wednesday,
Speaker 2: a hook day.
Speaker 1: And now we continue on.
Speaker 2: I'll wrap up this foreign policy talk as we'll talk
Speaker 2: a bit about the cartel stuff, the foreign born population down,
Speaker 2: Democrats freaking out because the lies don't work anymore. Before
Speaker 2: we get to that, let's finish this. So what do
Speaker 2: you do to Russia? If I say when? But if
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin says I'm not interested, No, I'm not giving
Speaker 2: all that back. And look, remember, to make peace, it
Speaker 2: takes two to make war. It takes one to make peace.
Speaker 2: It takes two. If one person decides you you're at war,
Speaker 2: you're at war. If the guy across the street walks
Speaker 2: across the street punches you in the face, it really
Speaker 2: doesn't matter that you didn't feel like having a fight.
Speaker 2: You're in a fight. You better start slugging. But to
Speaker 2: make peace, you both have to agree. Zolensky. Zolensky, the
Speaker 2: head of Ukraine. Let me ask you this, honestly, do
Speaker 2: you think he wants.
Speaker 1: It to end? Now?
Speaker 2: I don't know what's in his heart either, But if
Speaker 2: he has a deep, abiding love of his country in
Speaker 2: his people, which I don't know and neither do you.
Speaker 2: But if he has a deep love of his country
Speaker 2: and his people, then of course he wants it to end.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean he has to give up, but means he
Speaker 2: wants it to end. But let's just say, for the
Speaker 2: sake of argument, because it is so common when it
Speaker 2: comes to leaders of nations, let's say he doesn't love
Speaker 2: his country. Doesn't mean he hates it. I'm not saying that.
Speaker 2: But you know the three characteristics they all have in common.
Speaker 2: No love of country is number one. It's just not
Speaker 2: something that's on his mind. You know, we were talking
Speaker 2: yesterday about our two hundred and fiftieth birthday coming next year,
Speaker 2: two hundred and fiftieth birthday for America, and how ridiculously
Speaker 2: awesome it's going to be to celebrate this place, and
Speaker 2: you're gonna get involved, and I'm gonna get involved.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 2: You think he feels that way about Ukraine?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know, But let's say for the sake of argument,
Speaker 2: he doesn't, and that would be a fairly safe bet
Speaker 2: given how most world leaders feel. If he doesn't, if
Speaker 2: he doesn't look at the wiped out state of the cities,
Speaker 2: you're conscripting fifty year olds dragging teenagers off the streets
Speaker 2: because so many Ukrainian men are dead. If that doesn't
Speaker 2: bother him, then what does that mean? That means it's
Speaker 2: all about him. That's what happens. You get intoxicated with power.
Speaker 2: You think you're the most important thing in the world,
Speaker 2: the only important thing in the world. What if he
Speaker 2: thinks it's all about him? Has this war been bad
Speaker 2: for him? Did you even know? Before Putin's tanks crossed
Speaker 2: the line? Did you even know the name of the
Speaker 2: Ukrainian president? Don't lie? You didn't, and I've looked. I'm
Speaker 2: not pointing fingers. Neither did I, nor did I care
Speaker 2: about it. I'm not a big foreign policy guy. Everyone
Speaker 2: knows his name now, world famous, world famous. Let me
Speaker 2: let me tell you something. Have you ever done Most
Speaker 2: people haven't. But since I've gotten to do this, since
Speaker 2: I've started doing this, now that I'm a huge, important, celebrity.
Speaker 2: But seriously, ever since I started doing this, like the
Speaker 2: book Like remember I wrote that book and we showed
Speaker 2: up at the first book signing. And this happened at
Speaker 2: every one of the books signings we did, but the
Speaker 2: first one is what floored me. Floored me because I
Speaker 2: sit here and I'm essentially talking, I mean, talking to you,
Speaker 2: but I can't see you. All I can see is
Speaker 2: Chris and that's I can't see you. I don't even
Speaker 2: know that people are listening. I know that you understand
Speaker 2: what I mean. You show up at a book signing,
Speaker 2: first book signing, and they're lined up around the block
Speaker 2: to see me.
Speaker 1: Felt good? It did, I'm not gonna lie. Felt good.
Speaker 2: Wow, people like it, People enjoy it, people would enjoy
Speaker 2: the stuff. Now, what does it feel like to have
Speaker 2: the President of the United States of America roll out
Speaker 2: the red carpet for you, and then you hop on
Speaker 2: a private jet and you fly to the UK and
Speaker 2: they've got the Royal band and all that there, and
Speaker 2: then you're flying. What does that feel like? I can
Speaker 2: tell you what four hundred people at a book signing
Speaker 2: feels like. I can't tell you what it feels like
Speaker 2: to have the leaders of nations embracing you. How many
Speaker 2: United States senators Democrat and Republican have gone over there
Speaker 2: for special photo ops, actors, actresses. He's not only an
Speaker 2: international celebrity now cheered for everywhere. Rumor has it he's
Speaker 2: quite rich. Now, wild how that happened, but anyway, quite rich.
Speaker 2: Now what if Zelensky doesn't want it to end? Remember
Speaker 2: that little well, I don't want to make accusations Allegedly
Speaker 2: cocaine fueled outburst he had at the White House in
Speaker 2: front of Trump and JD.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 2: He showed up there, the deal was done, The binders
Speaker 2: were already prepared, They had already scheduled the press conference. Hey,
Speaker 2: it was a formality. Sits there, freaks out, blows the
Speaker 2: entire thing up.
Speaker 1: He has to agree too.
Speaker 2: That's not even if Trump walks in there, nails the
Speaker 2: deal closes. Vladimir Putin suck the sealed delivered. Zelenski has
Speaker 2: to agree.
Speaker 1: You got a long road ahead, long road ahead? All right.
Speaker 2: Look, I can't can't make that better. I can make
Speaker 2: your pain better, though, I can make your pain possibly disappear.
Speaker 2: What hurts on you?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: People get pains and that pain comes from inflammation. Is
Speaker 2: it your hands? Do you rub your hands? You ever
Speaker 2: rub them?
Speaker 1: Say hurt? Is it your elbow?
Speaker 2: Back pain? Gosh, back pain? Is there anything more debilitating
Speaker 2: than freaking back pain? Why don't you try Relief Factor.
Speaker 2: All I'm asking is that you try it three weeks.
Speaker 2: They sell a three week quick start. It's nineteen dollars
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Speaker 2: factor dot com. Now, before we get back to the emails,
Speaker 2: I wanted to talk about this general concept.
Speaker 1: This is Joe Scarborough.
Speaker 5: I will just go back to the fact that you know,
Speaker 5: the people that are cheering this on privately are not
Speaker 5: like right wing Republicans, are not maga people. A lot
Speaker 5: of our friends are in the media and also Democrats
Speaker 5: have worked on Joe Biden's campaign, that worked on other campaigns.
Speaker 5: They're saying, yeah, I'd like to feel safe walking around
Speaker 5: this city. If the federal government can be a positive
Speaker 5: partner in the streets safe well again. Forming a partnership
Speaker 5: with the DC police and not taking over. Then I
Speaker 5: at least the people I've spoken with that live in
Speaker 5: DC day in, day out see this as a positive step.
Speaker 2: Okay, how many We're about to have a long talk
Speaker 2: about normy Democrats, if they exist, How many of them
Speaker 2: there are. We're about to talk about suffering the consequences
Speaker 2: of how you vote. We are about to take apart
Speaker 2: a lot from this. In fact, I have sound bites
Speaker 2: from Trump, from DC's attorney general, from Fox News, MSNBC,
Speaker 2: I have sound from all over the place. Let's tackle
Speaker 2: this issue and what we think about this issue, and
Speaker 2: then we'll do more emails.
Speaker 1: All right, hang on,