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Speaker 2: It's The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show on a Monday, and it's been an amazing Monday.
Speaker 2: We have Medal of Honor Monday. We've been talking about politics, dome,
Speaker 2: broken homes, and we have some things. We have to talk.
Speaker 2: Some hurricane stuff here, losing all your money, spirit airlines,
Speaker 2: being an arms dealer, emails. There's a ton still to
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Speaker 2: Now before we go any further, we actually haven't talked
Speaker 2: about this yet. Hurricane Milton heading towards Florida. Okay, so
Speaker 2: let's deal with what is real and what is not real?
Speaker 2: Just the little PSA first, say a prayer for people
Speaker 2: in Florida, many of whom are listening right now. You
Speaker 2: know my affinity for Florida. But man, they just especially
Speaker 2: the West coast of Florida, they just got pasted by
Speaker 2: Helene and now Milton is coming. What is Milton going
Speaker 2: to be? Well, there are scary headlines, some probably valid,
Speaker 2: some maybe not. There's a lot of talk about Category
Speaker 2: five that it's going to be a Cat five hurricane
Speaker 2: that is tornado level devastation. If it is a Cat
Speaker 2: five when it gets there, just look, we're gonna do
Speaker 2: a little PSA. Everyone in Florida's rolling their eyes because
Speaker 2: they already know all this information. This is for everyone
Speaker 2: who doesn't know hurricanes the category they are. It's based
Speaker 2: on the wind speed. I know that's kind of dumb down,
Speaker 2: but listen, we got to make sure everyone knows what
Speaker 2: what categories are based on wind speed, and hurricanes will
Speaker 2: have different categories at different times and locations because of
Speaker 2: a wind speed issue. So if it's a Cat five
Speaker 2: in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico, that does
Speaker 2: not mean it's going to remain a Cat five when
Speaker 2: it finally hits landfall. Maybe it'll be a Cat four,
Speaker 2: Maybe it'll be a Cat three, Maybe it will remain
Speaker 2: a Cat five. I'm not gonna sit here and pretend
Speaker 2: to be the hurricane expert. Granted I've been through more
Speaker 2: hurricanes and typhoons than I can possibly count, but categories
Speaker 2: count differently, Like Hurricane Ivan is one of the big, big,
Speaker 2: big ones I went through. I told you that story before.
Speaker 2: I was in Jamaica when I went through it. It is,
Speaker 2: I believe, known as a Cat five, and when everybody
Speaker 2: talks about it, it was a Cat five, it was
Speaker 2: a Cat five. Category five. Well, once it hit Jamaica,
Speaker 2: it was a Cat four. Now that was catastrophic for Jamaica.
Speaker 2: Category four is no joke. I'm not dismissing Cat four,
Speaker 2: but I don't like to tell people I was in
Speaker 2: a Cat five hurricane because it wasn't a Cat five
Speaker 2: hurricane when it was blowing its way through Jamaica when
Speaker 2: we were there. You understand what I mean. So just
Speaker 2: be because it's a category now or they're projecting it's
Speaker 2: going to be a category doesn't necessarily make it so.
Speaker 2: That's one. Two. Florida is now run by some very
Speaker 2: very competent people, unlike the federal government. No matter what
Speaker 2: this thing's going to be, when it hits five, four, three,
Speaker 2: it's going to be significant. It is. Take precautions. You
Speaker 2: know this is me. I don't oversell hurricanes. We throw
Speaker 2: hurricane parties here. I'm the one who's more likely to
Speaker 2: blow it off, ride it out. But whatever, get a
Speaker 2: twelve back, we'll be fine. That's more me. When you
Speaker 2: talk big boy storms like fives in fours, that's a
Speaker 2: completely different animal. Listen to what they're saying. If you're
Speaker 2: in a place and they're telling you to evacuate, evacuate.
Speaker 2: This isn't the cat too that blew through last year
Speaker 2: and you were the neighbors. We're having margueritas in the lawn,
Speaker 2: flying kites. You ain't flying nothing except for yourself in
Speaker 2: a Cat five hurricane. So this is just a PSA.
Speaker 2: If they're telling you get out, then get out. Also,
Speaker 2: do not panic. Most of the people who die during hurricanes,
Speaker 2: not all, not at all, but most of the people
Speaker 2: die on the roads. They decide they're gonna wait. Wait, No,
Speaker 2: we're gonna wait, We're gonna tough it out. We're gonna wait.
Speaker 2: Oh crap, it's time to go. Well, if you're making
Speaker 2: the decision to go late, congratulations, you just joined every
Speaker 2: other person who made that decision. And now instead of
Speaker 2: being in your home, hopefully with some food, some water supplies,
Speaker 2: now you're in your subaru outback, you and your lesbian wife,
Speaker 2: and now you're screwed because you're out on the highway.
Speaker 2: That's a problem. Just be smart, don't panic. If they're
Speaker 2: telling you get out, get out. It was just a
Speaker 2: little daddy, jessepsa. Having gone through this before and one
Speaker 2: final one. I do this every time, but for some reason,
Speaker 2: for some reason, it continues to come up. So I
Speaker 2: need to keep doing this. I know, because I'm a dude,
Speaker 2: and because I'm a meathead, I know how much fun
Speaker 2: it looks to have water around you all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: where water is not supposed to be. And I understand
Speaker 2: it's tempting to cope with the loss by adventuring into
Speaker 2: the water. I realize that you come downstairs in your
Speaker 2: living room is under four feet of water. It's crushing.
Speaker 2: You're sad, you're bummed, but hey, kind of cool. Look
Speaker 2: we got a swimming pool in the living room. I
Speaker 2: get it. I get it. I get it that you
Speaker 2: walk out your front door, your Honda Civic is under
Speaker 2: the water. It's devastation everywhere, But there's a river running
Speaker 2: through your street, and it would be fun to go
Speaker 2: boogie boarding on it. I understand meadhead, Jesse gets it.
Speaker 2: I understand. Please please stay out of hurricane floodwaters. Please.
Speaker 2: They are disgusting and dangerous. They're full of poop, bacteria, chemicals, chemicals, spills,
Speaker 2: you can't the sewer lines.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I used to do this for a living water and
Speaker 2: sewer lines. You know they're under the they're under the ground.
Speaker 2: There's not like some sealed up system where if that
Speaker 2: sewer lime. Let's say I put a large sewer line
Speaker 2: twenty feet under the ground, You're never gonna see it.
Speaker 2: You're never gonna know about it. You're gonna drive over
Speaker 2: the top of the road your entire life and never
Speaker 2: know it's there. But you should know it is not
Speaker 2: in some hyperbaric chamber. It's just a big line full
Speaker 2: of poop under the ground. And if the ground becomes
Speaker 2: saturated with water and everything floods, then and everything flowing
Speaker 2: through that large sewer line is now up and out
Speaker 2: of the ground and into the water. You're boogie boarding
Speaker 2: in down the street. Please stay out of the floodwaters.
Speaker 2: I know how cool that Instagram video is you want
Speaker 2: to put up.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, look we got the rafts up. We're
Speaker 4: having a squirt gun fight in the living room. We're
Speaker 4: shooting at each other's mouths. I know how hilarious you
Speaker 4: think that's gonna be. For TikTok. Please stop going into
Speaker 4: hurricane waters. The last time we had Hurricane Harvey down here.
Speaker 4: I had to go pick up a couple buddies. They
Speaker 4: got themselves. They flooded out their car, they got into
Speaker 4: flood zone. They were going to pick what.
Speaker 2: I was going to help them and I had to
Speaker 2: go grab them and they had been in the flood
Speaker 2: waters and they hop in my pickup truck. I take
Speaker 2: them home. I go inside. Bob tells me, you know
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to get your truck professionally clean now right,
Speaker 2: Not to sound like Chris, but I immediately brought up
Speaker 2: the cost of that, and she said, trust me, you're
Speaker 2: gonna need to get your truck cleaned. Got in my
Speaker 2: truck the next day in whew. It did not smell
Speaker 2: great in that truck. Had to get the truck cleaned.
Speaker 2: I know it's fun to get in the water. I
Speaker 2: love the water too. Stay out of the hurricane floodwaters.
Speaker 2: All right, there, that's it, little Daddy Jesse session. Chris
Speaker 2: just had to clear things up for everybody. Let's get
Speaker 2: to the emails. Dear mister Minnie Mittens, How's it possible
Speaker 2: that Corey has been there no less than a week
Speaker 2: and there hasn't been a single disparaging statement out of
Speaker 2: your mouth. Is he some sort of a saint? Or
Speaker 2: have you discovered some sort of soft spot in your
Speaker 2: old age? Better get an extra shot of chalk for you.
Speaker 2: This month marks two years since I found your show.
Speaker 2: Happy anniversary to me. We have been way too nice
Speaker 2: to Corey, haven't we. You know what it is. Here's
Speaker 2: what it is. Michael left and we had to go
Speaker 2: on the search for a producer. That sucks. And then
Speaker 2: once you find one in this day and age, because
Speaker 2: you can't ever just find someone you like and hire,
Speaker 2: and you have to I haven't gotta do this, and
Speaker 2: we got to put you through the training of v
Speaker 2: So it feels like it was about twenty five years
Speaker 2: ago we were trying to find Corey. After Michael left,
Speaker 2: Chris was doing it all himself. And Chris, you know,
Speaker 2: he's not particularly great when he doesn't have much to do,
Speaker 2: and then then he was overwhelmed. And so now I
Speaker 2: think the problem is we're so happy to have him here.
Speaker 2: What's that old saying any port in a storm? We're
Speaker 2: just so happy to have a warm body. We're looking
Speaker 2: over his clear deficiencies, which are pretty glaring. The longer
Speaker 2: you look, but we're happy to have you here. Corey. Welcome,
Speaker 2: welcome to the team. Anyway, it is October seventh. It
Speaker 2: is the anniversary of thinking about this, Think about nine
Speaker 2: to eleven, what it was to us, what it is
Speaker 2: to us, what it is to me. That was three
Speaker 2: thousand people. You've a take in a country of three
Speaker 2: hundred million on our October seventh. A year ago, Israel
Speaker 2: lost a thousand for a country of eight million, nine million.
Speaker 2: I don't want to disaster compare rate, but just trying
Speaker 2: to drive home October seventh is in something that's going
Speaker 2: to go away in the minds of an Israeli person,
Speaker 2: that's going to be there forever for the rest of
Speaker 2: their lives. That's that kind of scale it is, and
Speaker 2: they're suffering right now to this day. To this day,
Speaker 2: you a Iran hezbalah Hamas that you saw, they just
Speaker 2: launched something against the who thies. It's a mess and
Speaker 2: the people are the ones who are suffering. Help them
Speaker 2: if you can. The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews,
Speaker 2: they're over there on the ground, food shelter, safety for
Speaker 2: those in need. They're the ones doing the work. If
Speaker 2: you can help them, help them please eight eight eight
Speaker 2: four eight eight IFCJ will go to support IFCJ dot org. Okay,
Speaker 2: we have to discuss losing all your money, hurricanes and ice.
Speaker 2: There's still a ton to unpack. Hang on The Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday.
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Speaker 2: If you miss us, you can email us Jesse at
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Speaker 2: you can eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 2: seven three. That's enough for the heavy stuff for a
Speaker 2: few Let's focus on something you haven't heard anything about
Speaker 2: this today. I have been I don't want to say giddy,
Speaker 2: because honestly that sounds like but it's been a great
Speaker 2: day for me. I've been excited why Red Lobster has
Speaker 2: some new management, and I heard him give a little
Speaker 2: interview today. I have some concerns about some things that
Speaker 2: I've heard here, but overall feeling pretty positive about the
Speaker 2: future of high end seafood. Here's a little bit from
Speaker 2: the new CEO of Red Loves.
Speaker 1: Food quality is very good at Red Loss. It has been.
Speaker 2: It has been absolutely I'll let them start that again
Speaker 2: just because it's so true.
Speaker 1: Food quality is very good at Red Loss.
Speaker 2: It has been. It's exception. What are you rolling your eyes? Workers?
Speaker 2: He just started it's the food quality is very good
Speaker 2: Red Loss. Anyway, food quality is very good at Red Loss.
Speaker 2: It has been.
Speaker 1: It's exception. Now the menu has gotten too big, so
Speaker 1: we're gonna red I'm.
Speaker 2: Actually gonna agree with him there on the menu being
Speaker 2: too big. You know, you want to stick with what
Speaker 2: you're good at. I'll tell you this is something that
Speaker 2: I struggle with doing media for a career, which is
Speaker 2: a pretty important job. I think we all can acknowledge
Speaker 2: that I'm a very important person. But when you do
Speaker 2: media for a career, I do radio and TV. Now,
Speaker 2: the thing is, everyone always wants you to do something else,
Speaker 2: because there's always something else you can do. Hey, maybe
Speaker 2: you should write another book. Maybe you should go on
Speaker 2: a tour, do this, Maybe you should do that. Huh,
Speaker 2: you should have any merchandise? VIVI VI. But I just
Speaker 2: want to stick with what I'm good at. I don't
Speaker 2: want an empire. I don't want a production company. I
Speaker 2: don't want to be a billionaire. I don't want to Hey, hey,
Speaker 2: you know something happens, you should you should do a
Speaker 2: new video every five seconds. I don't want to do
Speaker 2: any of those things. Stick with what you're good at.
Speaker 2: Compartmentalize your life. The new head of Red Lobster agrees
Speaker 2: with me. The men you got too big. I didn't
Speaker 2: need all these extra things. When you are delivering shrimp
Speaker 2: scampy of that quality, when your cheese sticks are the
Speaker 2: best in the restaurant industry, you don't need ten new appetizers.
Speaker 2: You need a lobster pizza, some Maazi sticks, some shrimp,
Speaker 2: some lobsters. So I agree. I think he's nailed.
Speaker 1: It's the menu. But in a very intelligent way. Do
Speaker 1: you think you guys might need to close more restaurants.
Speaker 1: We intend to be done closing restaurants. Intend to grow
Speaker 1: from here.
Speaker 2: Grow from here in terms, look at that nothing but
Speaker 2: looking up, nothing but looking up.
Speaker 1: So use of the business right. There's going to be
Speaker 1: investments in the product that will take time. Infrastructure investment
Speaker 1: takes time. Technology.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to drive that point home. It takes
Speaker 2: time to see these changes. If you're looking for the new,
Speaker 2: improved Red Lobster, it's coming. Just give him some time.
Speaker 2: Be patient.
Speaker 1: Investment takes time. There's five hundred and forty five restaurants.
Speaker 1: So fixing every broken HVAC and every broken every torn
Speaker 1: carpet and every chair that needs replacing will take time,
Speaker 1: but the impact should be felt right away.
Speaker 2: What a success story five hundred and forty plus restaurants.
Speaker 2: It speaks to the quality of it more than anything else.
Speaker 2: And I just I wanted him to elaborate a little
Speaker 2: bit more. When you saw endless shrimp, you know what
Speaker 2: did you think?
Speaker 1: So that's a very expensive product to give away endlessly.
Speaker 1: When you have endles shrimp and people are coming in
Speaker 1: and sitting down at the table and eating for hours
Speaker 1: as much tremp as they possibly can, you stress out
Speaker 1: the kitchen, You stress out the servers, You stress out
Speaker 1: the hosts. People can't get a table. It creates a
Speaker 1: lot of chaos, and you saw a lot of that.
Speaker 2: Are you glad that endless shrimp is the Was that
Speaker 2: pretty crazy? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I played this last part just because I thought we
Speaker 2: should have a hard talk before we get back to
Speaker 2: politics and things. You know, we like to blame other
Speaker 2: people when things go wrong. I do you do? It's
Speaker 2: human nature. We don't like to take accountability. But have
Speaker 2: you taken any ownership for what happened to Red Lobster.
Speaker 2: What did you do when endless Shrimp got here? Did
Speaker 2: you have an appropriate amount of endless shrimp? Or did
Speaker 2: you go and abuse this American institution to the point
Speaker 2: they had to file bankruptcy. You know, we talked about
Speaker 2: this when it comes to politics. We've done this before.
Speaker 2: How the different demographics. We can act like it's all
Speaker 2: in the policies, all on the politicians, but the truth
Speaker 2: is each side is at fault. You know, men, men
Speaker 2: don't vote for Democrats, they vote for Republicans. Why, well,
Speaker 2: we feel like Democrats hate us, and they do, and
Speaker 2: Democrats feel like they're hated by men, so they kind
Speaker 2: of only campaign towards women. So again, there's fault all around.
Speaker 2: Right when it comes to Red Lobster. You can blame
Speaker 2: their business practices. You can say maybe they got a
Speaker 2: little underwater. When it comes to dead what did you
Speaker 2: do when end the shrimp got here? Have you taken
Speaker 2: any ownership of that? The next time you walk into
Speaker 2: Red Lobster, are you going to act like a civilized
Speaker 2: human being or some kind of savage who eats fifty
Speaker 2: five shrimp in a single sitting. In fact, I would
Speaker 2: ask all of us, you know how we all have
Speaker 2: to contribute to save our country. That running for office,
Speaker 2: getting involved at a local level, becoming an activist. When
Speaker 2: you walk into Red Lobster, clean something. It only takes
Speaker 2: a second out of your day to pick something up
Speaker 2: off the floor. When your waitress asks you if you
Speaker 2: want seconds, order seconds, but don't take part in any
Speaker 2: all you can eat stuff. It's all of our job
Speaker 2: to support Red Lobster the way they support us. Don't
Speaker 2: be a spectator in the life of Lobster. Get involved,
Speaker 2: dig in. Let's all make sure this thing is the
Speaker 2: rousing success. We all know what's going to be. They'll
Speaker 2: go right back to the pinnacle where they belong. Now,
Speaker 2: let's do a little talk about flood illegals. What should
Speaker 2: be done to people who loot during floods. Will do
Speaker 2: some emails going broke and flying Spirit airlines. I swear
Speaker 2: those are separate stories. Hang on, it is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show. And remember remember that talk we had earlier
Speaker 2: about how we were making fun of Dome and how
Speaker 2: inept and stupid she was. And essentially what I said
Speaker 2: was we can laugh, and we should laugh mock these people,
Speaker 2: but don't fool yourself into thinking this is a Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris problem. This is a United States of America problem.
Speaker 2: We reach the y in the road, we left Merit behind,
Speaker 2: and the entire country, critically important institutions have now traveled
Speaker 2: down the road where they act as if this stuff matters.
Speaker 2: We can lie to ourselves, and we do because it
Speaker 2: makes us sleep better at night and convince ourselves that
Speaker 2: this stuff will blow over, or that if if you
Speaker 2: go high enough up the food chain, well, yeah, this
Speaker 2: guy's a clown, this guy's a DEI hired, this guy's
Speaker 2: a moron. But if things get really really serious, then
Speaker 2: of course somebody competent will step in. But all that
Speaker 2: is is cope, because competence doesn't exist in many of
Speaker 2: these institutions anymore. The institution has been redirected to be
Speaker 2: something it's not supposed to be because it got occupied
Speaker 2: and taken over by communists, and now it's only an
Speaker 2: institution that serves communism. The Secret Service is only worried
Speaker 2: about protecting the Secret Service, not Donald Trump. The FBI
Speaker 2: is only worried about covering for the bidens and throwing
Speaker 2: you in prison. FEMA, they're not worried about disaster relief.
Speaker 2: They're not focused on disaster relief. They're worried about lgbticoia crap.
Speaker 2: And you think to yourself, if you travel high enough
Speaker 2: up the chain in FEMA, sure you have this guy
Speaker 2: who's a moron and this guy who's a moron. But
Speaker 2: if we get high enough up the chain, surely, if
Speaker 2: it got bad enough, I'll run into this guy who
Speaker 2: would really take over because he really knows what to do.
Speaker 2: And I'm here to explain to you that guy doesn't exist.
Speaker 2: You live in a world of make believe, and I
Speaker 2: do when I convince myself, surely this general is an idiot,
Speaker 2: and he only hired this colonel because the guy's gay.
Speaker 2: But surely above that general, if things got bad enough,
Speaker 2: someone would step in. Someone's gone. There's nobody else to
Speaker 2: step in. And I want to give credit where it's
Speaker 2: due to libs of TikTok, because this is her find,
Speaker 2: it is not my find. The Air Force they're implementing
Speaker 2: a feminist studies program. Who you're gonna hear from here
Speaker 2: is a doctor, Kelly Atkinson. She's not only a political scientist,
Speaker 2: she's an Air Force reserve officer. I want you to listen.
Speaker 2: It's about a minute and fifteen seconds long. I want
Speaker 2: you to listen to this Air Force reserve officer. You
Speaker 2: see you and me all point fingers at me. I've
Speaker 2: convinced myself several times. I'm so frantic about the rotten
Speaker 2: oer military that I've convinced myself, Okay, whatever, if World
Speaker 2: War three actually broke out, they would set all this
Speaker 2: d I stuff aside, and this aside and that aside,
Speaker 2: and surely the good war fighters who are surely still there,
Speaker 2: the master strategic thinkers who are surely still there, they'll
Speaker 2: push all these idiots aside when things get really really important,
Speaker 2: and then we will be focused on winning wars. I've
Speaker 2: convinced myself for that a million times. But I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: You want to hear about the strategic thinking? Oh please?
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, the Air Force at All at a program where
Speaker 3: they wanted to send junior officers to grad school for
Speaker 3: three years to get a PhD at a civilian institution
Speaker 3: to grow and develop networks with non military thinkers, and
Speaker 3: then once you finish that degree, you would come back
Speaker 3: into the military operational assignment structure and use those connections
Speaker 3: and that strategic thinking to shape military strategic policy. So
Speaker 3: that's actually what I did. I applied forp she programmed.
Speaker 3: The Air Force sent me to Ohio State. It's the
Speaker 3: first time I studied political science, the first time I
Speaker 3: studied critical feminist studies, and I loved it, and I
Speaker 3: was able to really think about these.
Speaker 2: Broadcast Pause one second, I just real quick pause there,
Speaker 2: just to make sure you heard her. The United States
Speaker 2: Air Force sent her to Ohio State to get her
Speaker 2: PhDd PhD so she could train up in other areas.
Speaker 2: And the area she studied was critical feminist studies. Oh,
Speaker 2: please continue.
Speaker 3: And I loved it, and I was able to really
Speaker 3: think about these broad concepts like green strategy and realism
Speaker 3: and liberalism and all these political science ideas behind war.
Speaker 3: And I also studied feminist critical thinking, which is one
Speaker 3: of the impetuses behind this piece that you mentioned. So
Speaker 3: I got that training, and then I came back into
Speaker 3: active duty and was lucky enough to be assigned to
Speaker 3: the Air Force Academy where I was teaching political science.
Speaker 3: And that's really where I had this space and the
Speaker 3: room to think about these topics and to write about
Speaker 3: these topics and to teach amazing people, amazing cadets who
Speaker 3: would go on to become officers.
Speaker 2: Surely, when you get to the highest levels, we are
Speaker 2: going to run into some competence. But that's a lie.
Speaker 2: You see. She's currently at the United States Air Force Academy,
Speaker 2: one of, if not the most prestigious military institutions on
Speaker 2: planet Earth, and this expert in critical feminist studies is
Speaker 2: teaching the next generations of Air Force cadets how to
Speaker 2: be good little man, hating America, hating feminists. We lie
Speaker 2: to ourselves when Dome Fritz is out on a teleprice
Speaker 2: author and we tell ourselves it's a Kamala Harris's issue,
Speaker 2: it's a democrat issue. Surely there are still experts somewhere
Speaker 2: in this given field. But once you as a nation
Speaker 2: hook a left at that, why in the road you
Speaker 2: set merit aside and you decide, now we're gonna go
Speaker 2: free equality and equity, and we have to be nicer
Speaker 2: to women and are we gay friendly enough? Once you
Speaker 2: travel down that road, it only ends with death and misery.
Speaker 2: And did you ever we've actually brought up this scene before.
Speaker 2: I want to encourage you to watch something. It's not
Speaker 2: even a book it's not even fiction, even though it
Speaker 2: is a series. The series is Chernobyl. It's on HBO Chernobyl.
Speaker 2: I don't remember if it's kid friendly. I'm sure the
Speaker 2: language is bad and it's not Chris Okay, so okay,
Speaker 2: never mind, not kid friendly. Just keep them keep that
Speaker 2: in mind. But there are so many wonderful things in it.
Speaker 2: And it's not just the story, which is very accurate
Speaker 2: about Chernobyl, but the inadequacies of government people. One of
Speaker 2: the early scenes, I think it was in episode one,
Speaker 2: if not episode two, where all the people, the people
Speaker 2: who worked at the nuclear plant, the government people, all
Speaker 2: the most important people, the people you would call when
Speaker 2: everything went wrong, they all gathered together in this meeting.
Speaker 4: What do we do?
Speaker 2: There's a fallout, how do we say this? What do
Speaker 2: we do here? And they're just aren't any experts left?
Speaker 2: Because because when you have a country that has hooked
Speaker 2: a left of that why in the road, then you've
Speaker 2: spent year after year after year handing out positions to friends,
Speaker 2: political allies, when you've prioritized other things rather than merit,
Speaker 2: and you've spent years filling up your government, all of
Speaker 2: your institutions with whoever happens to serve the party. Whoever's
Speaker 2: my brother's cousin's wife's uncle when he needs that role.
Speaker 2: When the beep finally hits the fan and there's a
Speaker 2: blow up at a nuclear facility, and oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: someone call it an expert. You find yourself in a
Speaker 2: table full of men looking at each other saying okay, ah,
Speaker 2: who's the expert? And there aren't any left, you see,
Speaker 2: And this is happening to our beloved country, yours, and
Speaker 2: mind that's the truth, all right. I teased it, and
Speaker 2: then I never got to it. I got kind of
Speaker 2: sidetracked by that other thing. I will. Let's talk about
Speaker 2: the looters in the hurricane areas and Spirit Airlines and
Speaker 2: oh good, another arms dealer out on the loose. Let's
Speaker 2: also talk about peer talk. I feel good when I
Speaker 2: talk about peer talk, mainly because of how icky I
Speaker 2: feel about all the years I spent giving to Horizon
Speaker 2: AT and T and T Mobile. AT and T was
Speaker 2: my first ever cell phone company, first ever self, and
Speaker 2: I remember, it's some little flip phone. Shut up, Chris,
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Speaker 2: and then from there it was T Mobile. I've funded
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Speaker 2: pure Talk. I have pure Talk. It takes ten minutes
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Speaker 2: freaking ceo watch walk the Jungles of Vietnam mac v
Speaker 2: saw two tours. How could a cell phone company be
Speaker 2: this patriotic? That's how? Why do they hire Americans? That's why?
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Speaker 2: been an amazing Monday. Email us Jesse at Jessekellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: You can call, leave a voicemail. No one's going to answer.
Speaker 2: Eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three.
Speaker 2: Where are we at as a country? Here's a headline
Speaker 2: from the New York Post. Eight migrant workers accused of
Speaker 2: looting flood ravaged Tennessee following Hurricane Helene. The federal government,
Speaker 2: they will sit by, sit on their hands while you
Speaker 2: lose everything. And then after you've lost everything, the barbarians,
Speaker 2: the federal government brought into your country on purpose, will
Speaker 2: pillage what's left of your home before they bring any
Speaker 2: aid to you. That is just a chef's kiss for
Speaker 2: where we are as a country. That is, that is
Speaker 2: exactly where we are. Oh, speaking of Dome and her election,
Speaker 2: this has been making the rounds. She did a podcast
Speaker 2: called the Call Her Daddy Podcast. As you may imagine,
Speaker 2: I'm unfamiliar with it, but from what I get, it's
Speaker 2: huge and I don't know, I guess leftist circles. But
Speaker 2: it went about as well as you'd expect.
Speaker 5: Can we try to think of any law that gives
Speaker 5: the government the power to make a decision.
Speaker 2: I know what you're gonna ask about.
Speaker 5: A man's body?
Speaker 1: Well, no, no, is there any law?
Speaker 6: No, No, it's no.
Speaker 2: No law is a governor man's body?
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 2: I'm sure all those guys who got drafted and sent
Speaker 2: to Vietnam listening to the sound of my voice have
Speaker 2: a little bit of pushback on such things. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: And she said saw the.
Speaker 5: Of Arkansas said, my kids keep me humble. Unfortunately, Kamala
Speaker 5: Harris doesn't have anything keeping her humble. How did that
Speaker 5: make you feel?
Speaker 6: I don't think she understands that there are a whole
Speaker 6: lot of women out here who one are not aspiring
Speaker 6: to be humble. Two a whole lot of women out here.
Speaker 2: Who they brag about the things you detest. I'm not
Speaker 2: aspiring to be humble, And ladies, I just I wanted
Speaker 2: to do this as a little PSA, and I do
Speaker 2: this PSA for young women mainly because young women are
Speaker 2: uniquely susceptible to societal norms. Young women are uniquely susceptible
Speaker 2: to societal cancers. That's why young women are the most
Speaker 2: loyal communists in America. Married women aren't single men aren't
Speaker 2: married men aren't young women? Seventy percent all comedies, and
Speaker 2: there was the same in China. It was the same
Speaker 2: in the Soviet Union. Young women get eaten up by
Speaker 2: societal pressures and they turn into full blown tyrannical, murderous comis.
Speaker 2: And so, young ladies, I understand that maybe you are
Speaker 2: going down that path right now, or maybe you're tempted
Speaker 2: to go down that path. Maybe you left mom and
Speaker 2: Dad's warm embrace and you're at college and you're learning
Speaker 2: just how oppressed you've been your whole life. Now, that's fine.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna talk you out of it. Whatever, that's fine,
Speaker 2: go enjoy yourself. I will let you know this though,
Speaker 2: and you'll be mad at me about this. I don't care.
Speaker 2: Remember you can send me an email. That's fine Jesse
Speaker 2: at jesse kellyshow dot com. Ladies, Remember, nobody likes a feminist.
Speaker 2: Nobody even other feminists hate feminists because women, one of
Speaker 2: your gifts God gave you. Women have a unique influence
Speaker 2: on the emotions of any given room. They do. They
Speaker 2: do a room full of why fancy party, who's waiting? Tables,
Speaker 2: who's bringing around? Or dervs? A bunch of dimes who
Speaker 2: are smiling, because it sets the mood for the room.
Speaker 2: Your wife, she walks into a party on a Friday night,
Speaker 2: You guys spent the whole way over there, laughing. She
Speaker 2: goes in all smiles, joking, brings up the mood of
Speaker 2: the entire room. You fought the whole way over there.
Speaker 2: She walks in with that sour puss look on her face.
Speaker 2: It's like a dark cloud walked in. Women govern the
Speaker 2: emotions of a room more than men do, and ladies,
Speaker 2: no one likes a bitter woman. She's awful to be around.
Speaker 2: She's a drag. I know all your friends have convinced
Speaker 2: you that you're wrong for being hot, and you should
Speaker 2: chop all your hair off and buying out back and
Speaker 2: dye your hair blue and gain fifty five pounds. And
Speaker 2: I'm here to tell you everyone's going to hate you
Speaker 2: if they do. If you do that, everyone no one's
Speaker 2: going to be around you, and you'll find yourself ten
Speaker 2: years from now, single, miserable, blame the men, blaming the country,
Speaker 2: and committing yourself to burning down the entire United States
Speaker 2: of America. All right, sorry, Also, you probably want to
Speaker 2: murder your baby. They love that. Just what a question
Speaker 2: laws governing her body? It's not your body, it's your baby.
Speaker 5: Can we try to think of any law that gives
Speaker 5: the government the power to make a decision? I know
Speaker 5: what you're gonna ask about a man's body.
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Speaker 1: And now here's a headline by go you know, you
Speaker 1: know the thing headlines We didn't get to.
Speaker 2: Spirit Airlines stock plummets on a report of a potential
Speaker 2: bankruptcy firing. Don't I just can't believe that. Look an
Speaker 2: airline that's run as well as you're at airlines. I
Speaker 2: can't believe they're not making ends meet with the lovely
Speaker 2: way waitresses, stewardesses, matched only by the lovely clientele having
Speaker 2: a bar brawl at the gate. I can't believe it's
Speaker 2: not working out for him. Victor Boot freed in Britney
Speaker 2: Griner's Swap. Now arming you me Yemen's hoo Thyes, yes,
Speaker 2: that's right, the arms dealer. They made a movie loosely
Speaker 2: based on his life called Lord of War. The moron
Speaker 2: communists who run the country found out that Russia was
Speaker 2: holding captive a Wnba lesbian, and because rainbow crap is
Speaker 2: the only thing that governs this country, we decided to
Speaker 2: turn loose the world's foremost arms dealer in exchange for
Speaker 2: someone who scores seven points a game. I'm guessing on that.
Speaker 2: Victor Boot promptly went back to arming the people who
Speaker 2: will spend the rest of their lives trying to murder you.
Speaker 2: And that's why you don't elect communists. Al Pacino says
Speaker 2: he starred in Jack and Jill because quote, I had
Speaker 2: no money. Only he lost all the money because he
Speaker 2: was screwed over by his money manager, And every time
Speaker 2: I read one of these stories, they fascinate me. That
Speaker 2: fascinates me people who have it all and then lose
Speaker 2: it all, and the whole money manager thing. I just
Speaker 2: want to think if somebody was blowing the money I
Speaker 2: have in the bank, I feel like I would know,
Speaker 2: But I guess maybe if you get rich enough, you
Speaker 2: don't know. Toyota revokes DEI policies amid pressure from a
Speaker 2: conservative campaign. That's Robbie Starbuck again getting corporations to bend
Speaker 2: the knee.
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