Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show a day fantastic Friday and asked Doctor Jesse Friday,
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about local activism, youth sports. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about a plan, a plan to take on
Speaker 1: the current system. What's wrong with the GOP? Are they
Speaker 1: screwing something up? All that, my thoughts on Islamist candidates
Speaker 1: in American cities and so much more coming up on
Speaker 1: the final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. I want
Speaker 1: to get to this one, Jesse. I live in a
Speaker 1: mid sized, blood red city in the socialist state of Washington.
Speaker 1: A few days ago, we took our two granddaughters to
Speaker 1: the library, their ages three and five. Prominently displayed front
Speaker 1: and center in the young kids section was a sign
Speaker 1: celebrating Pride Month. I calmly and politely removed it, took
Speaker 1: it to the front desk, telling them it wasn't appropriate.
Speaker 1: I'm planning to go back in a day or two,
Speaker 1: fully expecting the de iing to be right back where
Speaker 1: it was where I found it. At that point, do
Speaker 1: I turn it up a notch, continue with the polite approach. Okay,
Speaker 1: One thing you do not do is let it go.
Speaker 1: How loud you get is up to you. But volume
Speaker 1: doesn't always mean effective. Remember that the Communist uses those tactics.
Speaker 1: I realize that, and so it can be effective. But
Speaker 1: volume doesn't always mean effective. I'm not telling you not
Speaker 1: to get loud. Maybe it's time, but no, you should
Speaker 1: not let it go. You should not let it go
Speaker 1: because we have to develop a spirit of offense and
Speaker 1: not defense. Offense and not defense. For the longest time,
Speaker 1: when we controlled the institutions of the country. When I
Speaker 1: say we, I am talking decent, normal people who love the
Speaker 1: United States of America. We controlled the military, We controlled
Speaker 1: the Boy Scouts. It was in our control. We were
Speaker 1: on the defense, the defense. The Communist, the savage animal
Speaker 1: that he is, he was busy trying to move from
Speaker 1: the streets into the corporate boardroom, into the local library,
Speaker 1: into the education system that he was on the attack.
Speaker 1: We had control of it. We were in the city,
Speaker 1: We had the walls. He's trying to batter down the walls,
Speaker 1: and so he had to attack and attack and attack,
Speaker 1: an attack, an attack in order to gain entry into
Speaker 1: our city and gain control. Now Donald Trump knew Donald
Speaker 1: Trump House or no House, Senate or no, Senate. He
Speaker 1: has taken the city in many places, he owns the city.
Speaker 1: When it comes to the education system, your public library.
Speaker 1: You don't control that anymore he does. Can you politely
Speaker 1: take it back? You you are the revolutionary now you
Speaker 1: know that. In some ways, depending on where you are
Speaker 1: or what you're dealing with, you may very well be
Speaker 1: the revolutionary. You are going to be the one who
Speaker 1: has to go on the attack. No, don't let it
Speaker 1: go now, remember stay within the law. Don't hurt anybody.
Speaker 1: Don't threaten to hurt anybody. That's not real effective offense,
Speaker 1: that doesn't work. Stay within the law. But don't let
Speaker 1: it go. Next time you go back, take it down again,
Speaker 1: Ask to talk to the manager. Maybe you do raise
Speaker 1: the sound of your voice if they keep insisting on it.
Speaker 1: Maybe you start organizing a protest of some kind. Maybe
Speaker 1: you organize if you don't feel like making a bunch
Speaker 1: of stupid signs and doing the stupid channing thing. Oh no,
Speaker 1: we won't go. If you don't want to do that
Speaker 1: kind of lameness, maybe you simply organize a telephone campaign,
Speaker 1: an email campaign. I've done that before. Shoot, I did
Speaker 1: it on the air before with my area. These people
Speaker 1: are human beings. When they put up the little algabtic
Speaker 1: you thing, they put it up because they had been
Speaker 1: pressured to put it up. The head of the library
Speaker 1: or the librarian is probably a communist who infiltrated and
Speaker 1: wants to use their position to push all that rainbow
Speaker 1: filth onto kids. They will operate in any way they
Speaker 1: want to until they are stopped. Evil doesn't have a bottom.
Speaker 1: It keeps going down and down and down and down
Speaker 1: until good stops it. You must step in and stop it.
Speaker 1: Get loud, organize itiz look, organize a Facebook campaign. These
Speaker 1: people all read that stuff. The president of the country,
Speaker 1: the vice president. They're all over social media reading your comments.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump may have read your words before. For all
Speaker 1: you know. One of the wildest things ever happened to
Speaker 1: me was during COVID, when I was screaming and yelling
Speaker 1: about locking down the country. I got word from a
Speaker 1: source that I will not reveal. One of my tweets
Speaker 1: against Lockdown's was on the Oval office desk. Trump's reading it.
Speaker 1: You never know. You never know, but get loud and
Speaker 1: get organized, and let me tell you why else that's important.
Speaker 1: You said this is in a little red town. This
Speaker 1: stuff happens in red towns all the time. We've already
Speaker 1: talked about why this kind of thing sends a message
Speaker 1: to the other communist cells in that town thinking about
Speaker 1: getting out of line, just like America's corporate world got
Speaker 1: a big message from the bud light training stuff. The
Speaker 1: corporate world backed off after that. Hey man, we don't
Speaker 1: want that kind of heat over here. That same kind
Speaker 1: of thing can happen in your community. You start treating
Speaker 1: these communists sternly, develop a spirit of offense, of aggression,
Speaker 1: not defense anymore. When they've taken the city, Now you're
Speaker 1: on offense. You go on offense and take away the
Speaker 1: power from the these demons. Jesse, how have you helped
Speaker 1: your boys navigate youth sports? My daughter plays competitive softball
Speaker 1: on a team with high expectations for performance. She's had
Speaker 1: coaches that are too nice, coaches that are psycho, coaches
Speaker 1: that don't care, and everything in between. When her team wins,
Speaker 1: it's all sunshine and roses. When they lose, it can
Speaker 1: get pretty ugly. How do I help her navigate the good,
Speaker 1: the bad, and the ugly. Okay, I've had this exact
Speaker 1: talk with my boys, because they've gone through the exact
Speaker 1: same thing, not just in their sports, in their various schools,
Speaker 1: in various grades. You're going to have in sports and
Speaker 1: in school, you're going to have great coaches, mentors. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have dirt balls, losers, lazy idiots, people who are
Speaker 1: just there to be mean to yell at the kids.
Speaker 1: And I won't go win the details. In one of
Speaker 1: their situations, there was somebody who was over them who
Speaker 1: very clearly just kind of hated and you didn't have
Speaker 1: to be around her long to figure out she was
Speaker 1: there because she enjoyed yelling at kids. I know, it's
Speaker 1: really ugly, you know what I told my boys deal
Speaker 1: with it, not because I'm a jerk, but as I
Speaker 1: explained to them, guess what you're going to discover when
Speaker 1: you finally leave school and when sports are done and
Speaker 1: you go out into the real world. Guess what you're
Speaker 1: going to discover that exact same thing. You were going
Speaker 1: to have bosses that are too nice, coworkers who are
Speaker 1: too mean. You're going to encounter lazy people, losers, psychos.
Speaker 1: It is not my job unless they are abusing you
Speaker 1: in some way, and then I'll step in and cut
Speaker 1: somebody's head off. But it is not my job to
Speaker 1: step in and save you from big Meani track coach
Speaker 1: who made you run too much because he thought you
Speaker 1: were loafing. It's your job to toughen up in deal
Speaker 1: with it. It's your job to learn how to deal
Speaker 1: with an imperfect world, because the world doesn't get more
Speaker 1: perfect when you leave sports, when you leave softball, when
Speaker 1: you leave high school, when you leave college, when you
Speaker 1: leave whatever. There's always going to be some new turd
Speaker 1: throwing new hurdles in front of you, making your life harder,
Speaker 1: screwing something up, and you have to learn how to
Speaker 1: deal with it. It's called life, Dad. I've got eight
Speaker 1: teachers this year, and.
Speaker 2: Four of them are kind of cool. One of them's
Speaker 2: pretty lazy. The other one hates my guts and she's
Speaker 2: always given me detention too bad, So sad, learn how
Speaker 2: to deal with it. What are you telling me for?
Speaker 2: That's your problem? Not because I don't care. I do care,
Speaker 2: Not because I don't want my kids to be happy.
Speaker 2: I want them to be happy. But you know, one
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 1: Best keys to happiness and contentment in life learning how
Speaker 1: to weather ugly storms that other people create for you,
Speaker 1: because they're always going to be creating those storms. That's
Speaker 1: why I beat that into my son's not fit. But
Speaker 1: you understand what I mean. They know by now you
Speaker 1: can come home, you can complain about the coach. You're
Speaker 1: welcome to. We can talk about it. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: shoot you down for that, perfectly fine. Don't expect me
Speaker 1: to step in. Don't expect me to give you some
Speaker 1: wonderful solution, because the solution is learn how to deal
Speaker 1: with people who suck. There's a lot of them out there, Jesse.
Speaker 1: Every Norm out there complains about the current system, but
Speaker 1: none of them have a plan to take its place.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter which arena we're talking about. I offer a plan.
Speaker 1: They say it makes sense, but then they've grown about
Speaker 1: how much work it's gonna take and how long it's
Speaker 1: gonna take, and then they go back to watching the game.
Speaker 1: Norm is useless in the fight for or the leading
Speaker 1: of the nation. He just wants to click, except on
Speaker 1: terms and conditions so he can play games on his phone.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter if Norm is broke or wealthy. It's the same, dude.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about that. It's too much work.
Speaker 1: I don't like this, but it sounds like it's going
Speaker 1: to take too much work to change it. I just
Speaker 1: want to go back to living my life. And there's
Speaker 1: a couple of things on this we need to talk about.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Fantastic Friday,
Speaker 1: and ask doctor Jesse Friday memory. You can email the
Speaker 1: show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So, before we
Speaker 1: get back to the other ones, the guy emailed in
Speaker 1: and he's frustrated that Norm says it's too much work.
Speaker 1: I don't want to change anything. I don't like this,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to put in the work to
Speaker 1: change it. And so two things on this one. It
Speaker 1: has always been the people who care are a small
Speaker 1: percentage of the population. We want you want and I
Speaker 1: want everyone around us, especially those who share our values,
Speaker 1: to care like we care, to get involved, like you
Speaker 1: get involved, like I get involved. That's what we want.
Speaker 1: We want that that's not realistic. Can we get some
Speaker 1: of them involved? Sure? And we should always be recruiting
Speaker 1: for more troops on our side. We should always be recruiting,
Speaker 1: but we should always go into it understanding that those
Speaker 1: of us who care are a minority. And we will
Speaker 1: always be a minority. That is a horrible, sad state
Speaker 1: of affairs. When I look at my fellow Americans, my friends,
Speaker 1: my neighbors, who love this country, and they genuinely do,
Speaker 1: but then won't ever lift a finger for it, it
Speaker 1: drives me crazy. I'm gonna grab them and shake them
Speaker 1: and say, wake up and help. We need your help.
Speaker 1: But that's life. That's one and two. It takes too
Speaker 1: much work. It takes too much work. It's gonna take
Speaker 1: too long. We've discussed this before, but let me tell
Speaker 1: you something about the communist and one of the reasons
Speaker 1: the Communist has been so successful in conquering American institutions
Speaker 1: who used to oppose him. They used to oppose him,
Speaker 1: Now he's conquered them. Do you know why? He loves
Speaker 1: the struggle? The Communist doesn't just love victory. Everybody loves victory.
Speaker 1: The Communist loves the struggle. Michael Jordan wasn't the greatest
Speaker 1: basketball player ever because he loved to play the basketball game.
Speaker 1: Everybody who plays basketball loves to play the games. Michael
Speaker 1: Jordan was the greatest basketball player ever because he loved practice,
Speaker 1: hours and hours and hours by himself. He loved the work.
Speaker 1: He loved the grind. Those incredible football players you watch
Speaker 1: on Sunday, I've actually read books of these guys, and
Speaker 1: they virtually all say the same thing. Everybody loves the game.
Speaker 1: Everyone loves it on Sunday with the cheering crowds, and
Speaker 1: everybody loves that. Who loves that's the weight room, who
Speaker 1: loves wind sprints. The communist loves political activism. It's not
Speaker 1: just the final victory, although obviously he always has his
Speaker 1: eyes on that. He loves taking it to the streets
Speaker 1: like an animal. He enjoys it. They enjoy every part
Speaker 1: of their activism. I want you, I'm want to play
Speaker 1: something for you. This is Terry Moran. That name may
Speaker 1: sound familiar. He was that ABC air fingers quote journalist
Speaker 1: who sat down with Trump in the Oval office and
Speaker 1: then Trump beat him up really bad and embarrassed him,
Speaker 1: and he got himself fired. Recently, he got fired because
Speaker 1: he put out some long, it was probably drunken social
Speaker 1: media post saying all kinds of horrible things about Trump
Speaker 1: and Steven Miller. Now, this is a man who just
Speaker 1: lost a multi million dollar prestigious gig with ABC. And
Speaker 1: when you lose a gig like that in disgrace the
Speaker 1: way he did the way he did, he'll probably never
Speaker 1: equal that again. So he is facing a life never
Speaker 1: equaling the social status, the economic status that he just
Speaker 1: lost because of one late night, drunken tweet. Now, I
Speaker 1: want you to listen to this guy. Listen. My own
Speaker 1: feeling is you don't sacrifice your citizenship as a journalist,
Speaker 1: and your job is not to be objective. Terry Moran
Speaker 1: loves the struggle. Terry Moran got this incredible gig as
Speaker 1: an ABC journalist, but he was intent on using it
Speaker 1: every single day, every chance he could, to fight for
Speaker 1: the revolution, because that's what he enjoys. All those Antifa
Speaker 1: people you see in the streets, the anti ice protesters
Speaker 1: out there now with masks on and things like that,
Speaker 1: have you ever have you ever heard any stories of
Speaker 1: these people's backgrounds. I was talking to Andy Know about
Speaker 1: this yesterday, yesterday yesterday or the day before. I was
Speaker 1: talking to Andy No He's one of these on the
Speaker 1: street reporters. And Andy was talking about one of the
Speaker 1: guys I think in the Portland area who just got arrested,
Speaker 1: one of the Antifa types, a career loser, a complete dirtball, turd,
Speaker 1: broken family life, degenerate drug abuse. All he ever found
Speaker 1: in life was this big group of fellow losers. And
Speaker 1: on a Saturday night, why don't we put on our
Speaker 1: masks and go try to hurt some people and vandalize
Speaker 1: some things. That wasn't a strain for him, Like he's
Speaker 1: being deployed over to the Middle East. That's what he enjoyed.
Speaker 1: That was his true, true enjoyment.
Speaker 2: Gather up your masks, gather up your Molotov cocktails.
Speaker 1: And let's go burn something down. The communist loves the struggle.
Speaker 1: He's the football player who loved the weight room. We
Speaker 1: love the game. We love the presidential election. Don't wait,
Speaker 1: don't you love the presid cidential election? I do too.
Speaker 1: Get your Trump flag out and we're going to way
Speaker 1: to presidency. That's what we love. You know who loves that? Everybody?
Speaker 1: That's the game, that's the super Bowl. Of course you
Speaker 1: enjoy it. Where are you when the city council's up
Speaker 1: for reelection? Your state rep your state senator? You know
Speaker 1: their names? Have you ever met them? You know they
Speaker 1: do local meetups all the time, all of them do.
Speaker 1: Have you ever met them? You can go meet them,
Speaker 1: tell them your concerns, just saying do we love the
Speaker 1: weight room? All right? To move on. Someone wants to
Speaker 1: know about these Islamis candidates in American cities like New
Speaker 1: York and Minnesota. And someone wants to talk about getting
Speaker 1: into age back. Some guy texted a girl and she
Speaker 1: didn't text them back. So let's discuss testosterone here really quickly,
Speaker 1: because it can be a very difficult world no matter what.
Speaker 1: Without testosterone, it's pretty much impossible. And we American men
Speaker 1: have lost fifty percent of our testosterone in the last
Speaker 1: fifty years. There are synthetic estrogens, natural estrogens. It's in
Speaker 1: the plastics, it's in the water we shower in it.
Speaker 1: It is not your fault that you are low energy
Speaker 1: now that your mind is foggy, it's in the friggin water.
Speaker 1: We have to reverse it naturally, though naturally, and that's
Speaker 1: where chalk comes in. Natural herbal supplements from chop. For
Speaker 1: the men, they have a male vitality stack. You want
Speaker 1: your tea levels up twenty percent and ninety days just
Speaker 1: that alone, you're gonna feel so good. Try taking one
Speaker 1: for three years like I have. Oh my gosh, you're
Speaker 1: gonna feel like a million bucks, better mood, better energy.
Speaker 1: Call them or text them. They have a huge summer
Speaker 1: savings discount right now. Five zero chuck three thousand. That's
Speaker 1: five zero c h o Q three thousand. We'll be back.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Friday. Member.
Speaker 1: If you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Also, remember
Speaker 1: that I'm pretty sure the Democrats are all theater kids.
Speaker 3: Heydrop where you're going with that gun in your hand.
Speaker 4: I'm going down the street shoot down democracy.
Speaker 3: You know I want to be a king someday.
Speaker 4: I'm going down and shoot democracy down.
Speaker 1: You know I want to be the king someday. You
Speaker 1: just have to set aside every ounce of shame in
Speaker 1: your body to be an elected Democrat. You just do.
Speaker 1: It's something, Dear Jesse. The subject to this when it
Speaker 1: is Muslim mayors in the US cities, I'd like to
Speaker 1: know your thoughts on the election of Islamist candidates in
Speaker 1: American cities. I am concerned that America will experience a
Speaker 1: takeover just like that of the UK if we elect
Speaker 1: these care back candidates like Zoron Mamdani in New York. Well,
Speaker 1: here's the thing about America and being a free country.
Speaker 1: Being a free country, we are a country where we
Speaker 1: do have a lot of freedom. You have the freedom
Speaker 1: in this country, at least for now, to criticize your government.
Speaker 1: You have the freedom as long as you're not hurting
Speaker 1: people breaking the law who protest things. You have a
Speaker 1: lot of freedoms. I have a lot of freedoms. And
Speaker 1: that's good, that's how we want to live. But freedoms
Speaker 1: also come with there's a negative to it, and the
Speaker 1: negative is it is much much much easier to infiltrate
Speaker 1: and attack a free country than it is a country
Speaker 1: that is controlled, that is tyrannical. The Soviets talked about
Speaker 1: it all the time. You and I've discussed this many
Speaker 1: times before. During the Cold War. They just marveled. The
Speaker 1: Soviets just marveled that anybody, anyone could drive up to
Speaker 1: an American military base and not go in, but could
Speaker 1: just sit there and take pictures. You can just drive
Speaker 1: around the whole outside and just take pictures of it.
Speaker 1: They thought stuff like that was bonkers. You tried doing
Speaker 1: that in the Soviet Union, they'll just come out shoot
Speaker 1: you in the face and throw you right in the ditch.
Speaker 1: But that we would allow things like that. Look a
Speaker 1: look at all the street animals in the country. How
Speaker 1: they're always in the streets looting and burning, and looting
Speaker 1: and burning and looting and burning. They take advantage of
Speaker 1: America's freedoms, and of course they take advantage of democrat
Speaker 1: run places. Being a free country is wonderful, but you
Speaker 1: can only maintain a great free country with a hyper
Speaker 1: vigilant voting population. Unless the voting population is hyper vigilant,
Speaker 1: your free country will eventually be infected and infested by
Speaker 1: outside forces, and they will tear it apart from the inside.
Speaker 1: I mean freaking Plato was talking about late stage democracies.
Speaker 1: Why are late stage democracies? Why late stage free countries?
Speaker 1: Why do they always go the same way? Why do
Speaker 1: they collapse on themselves? Why does this happen because they're
Speaker 1: ripe for infiltration from bad people, from evil people. Don't
Speaker 1: have a protest in North Korea. Tell me how that works. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't want to be in North Korea. That's not
Speaker 1: a celebration of North Korea, but it shows the difference
Speaker 1: in the two. If you are well, you mentioned Islamist.
Speaker 1: If you are one of these Islamist candidates, radical jihad
Speaker 1: kill all the infidels, one of those types. I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about a normal Muslim, a radical jihadist candidate. And
Speaker 1: you want to do Let's say you want to infiltrate
Speaker 1: a major American city and you want to bring your
Speaker 1: values there and you want to snuff out any values
Speaker 1: that oppose it. Well, if you get enough money behind
Speaker 1: your campaign, you might get elected. You might be able
Speaker 1: to achieve that. Now go try that in North Korea.
Speaker 1: You're an Islamist, you want to put Sharia law into place,
Speaker 1: and you want to crowd out everything else. What will
Speaker 1: happen to you? You'll die, You'll probably starve to death
Speaker 1: if they don't just shoot you right away. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be a tyrannical country, but to maintain a
Speaker 1: free country takes the vigilance of the population. You cannot
Speaker 1: lase fare your way into more freedom. The more laid
Speaker 1: back hands off, I don't want to get involved. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm too busy use sports, the games on I Dot.
Speaker 1: The more you want to wash your hands of it,
Speaker 1: the more evil people will infiltrate it and take it over.
Speaker 1: And so you're worried about things like the UK where
Speaker 1: they have the rise of all these Islamist candidates. We
Speaker 1: see this in places like Minnesota where there's a Muslim
Speaker 1: called for prayer. You see this in places around the country.
Speaker 1: But what I've said many times before, it like when
Speaker 1: people criticize ilhan Omar, ilhan Omar is there to be
Speaker 1: a what what is she a representative? Does ilhan Omar
Speaker 1: represent her district? I say she does. Now, that's not
Speaker 1: a problem of ilhan Omar. People are all, you know,
Speaker 1: kick her out of Congress. The porter Why ilhan Omar
Speaker 1: is a perfect representative of her district. The problem, the
Speaker 1: root of the problem is deeper than ilhan Omar. Look,
Speaker 1: I just played it and we laughed at him. But
Speaker 1: remember remember from way back in the day. This is
Speaker 1: something you've heard a million times. You've heard it on
Speaker 1: this show before, Hank Johnson, this is a member of Congress.
Speaker 3: This is a island that at its widest level is
Speaker 3: what twelve miles from shore to shore and at his
Speaker 3: smallest level, the smallest location, it's seven miles.
Speaker 4: Between one shore and the other.
Speaker 3: Is that correct? I don't have the exact dimensions but
Speaker 3: to your point, sir, I think Guam is a small island.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my fear is that the whole island will become
Speaker 4: so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize.
Speaker 3: We don't anticipate that.
Speaker 1: That's Hank Johnson. Do you know when that was?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Maybe? And this is saying something the most embarrassing piece
Speaker 1: of audio ever in the House of Representatives? Do you
Speaker 1: know when that was? The exact date? April first, twenty ten.
Speaker 1: Chris just looked it up. So Congress, the House of
Speaker 1: Representatives has an election in every two years. Remember he
Speaker 1: stood for election that year in twenty ten. That means
Speaker 1: after that seven times Hank Johnson has had to stand
Speaker 1: for reelection, and seven times the people of his district
Speaker 1: who heard that went to the polls and voted for
Speaker 1: him again. We love to live in a representative republic,
Speaker 1: a constitutional republic, however we want to describe it. We
Speaker 1: love to live in that, We love the idea of it.
Speaker 1: But it gets uncomfortable when we look at a bunch
Speaker 1: of freaks in the House of Representatives and we realize
Speaker 1: that is an accurate representation of what we are now.
Speaker 1: If you don't want cities in your country taken over
Speaker 1: by Islamist candidates. Maybe the mass importation of people from
Speaker 1: Islamic countries would be a bad idea. Once you do that,
Speaker 1: certain things become inevitable, don't they. Again, we lack the
Speaker 1: hypervigilant population. Therefore we're ripe for takeover. Your dog is ready,
Speaker 1: by the way, not for the Islami's takeover. Your dog's
Speaker 1: ready for rough greens. Your dog is ready to feel
Speaker 1: good again. How would you feel? How would your body
Speaker 1: feel if you ate fast food every single meal? You
Speaker 1: know why your dog's joints hurt, why his coat's doll
Speaker 1: why his breast smells like a landfill, Because your dog
Speaker 1: gets garbage from his food. There's nothing in dog food.
Speaker 1: It's empty calories. It's dead. That's why it's brown. Dead
Speaker 1: things are brown. What color do the leaves turn in
Speaker 1: the fall? Dead things are brown? Start sprinkling rough greens
Speaker 1: on your dog's food. A supplement with the nutrition your
Speaker 1: dog needs to live longer and live better, to be
Speaker 1: honest with you, Vitamins and minerals and probiotics and omega oils, antioxidants,
Speaker 1: better energy, or if you have a hyperactive dog, it
Speaker 1: can help shave that down you want to try it?
Speaker 1: See what your Dog Things Free, Jumpstart Trial bags available
Speaker 1: eight three three three three Mydog Orroughcreens dot com. Slash
Speaker 1: Jesse Shitty The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic
Speaker 1: Friday final segment on a Friday. But don't worry. We
Speaker 1: will be back on Monday to deal with all the
Speaker 1: bombs and bullets and everything else that I'm sure is
Speaker 1: currently raining down over there in the Middle East. And
Speaker 1: we'll deal with all the all the things that come come.
Speaker 1: What may you me, We'll be here Monday. We'll discuss
Speaker 1: it all. Okay, Remember if you if you miss me
Speaker 1: over the weekend, you can email me love, hate, death threats, whatever.
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com is do a few
Speaker 1: more of these emails real quick, Jesse. I need advice.
Speaker 1: Last night I texted a girl that I met at
Speaker 1: a barn dance a month ago and she hasn't answered yet.
Speaker 1: I'm a single, twenty year old man and this would
Speaker 1: be my first date. I only met her once. She
Speaker 1: lives about two hours away, which complicate things. I also
Speaker 1: didn't ask for her number. I got it from my sister.
Speaker 1: Did I creep her out. Please advise. Okay, one, when
Speaker 1: you are young and a young lady or a young
Speaker 1: man catches your eye and you in my day, it
Speaker 1: was calling and leaving a message, but or you send
Speaker 1: a text. It's not like I don't text. I'm not
Speaker 1: that old. Every second that goes by until you get
Speaker 1: a reply, you imagine the worst. I said the wrong thing.
Speaker 1: She's making fun of me. She thinks I'm an idiot,
Speaker 1: I be a beer. I creeped her out. Okay, so one,
Speaker 1: stop freaking yourself out. Let me give this to you
Speaker 1: straight and gentlemen. This is every single one of you. Ladies.
Speaker 1: Not so much for you because you got to handle
Speaker 1: things a little differently. Gentlemen, you ever heard the phrase
Speaker 1: fortune favors the bold. Women don't get asked out. They
Speaker 1: traditionally the more beautiful woman, the less guys will even
Speaker 1: approach her because men get intimidated. They think she's already
Speaker 1: dating the star football player or something like that, and
Speaker 1: so they don't get asked out. You have any idea
Speaker 1: how many friends of mine in my life, and frankly
Speaker 1: myself included back in my dating we're dating age that
Speaker 1: scored way above what we should have scored, because I
Speaker 1: would simply ask anybody that I don't care. You laugh
Speaker 1: at me, that's your problem, Quit being me, and I'm leaving. Whatever.
Speaker 1: If she caught your eye, you saw some lovely country
Speaker 1: girl at a barn dance, and you texted her yesterday,
Speaker 1: and now she gave you the cold shoulder and didn't respond.
Speaker 1: Only you really really want to take this girl to
Speaker 1: red Lobster. You want to take her to someplace nice.
Speaker 1: I give it another twenty four hours, and I'd make
Speaker 1: one more phone call and I wouldn't text this time.
Speaker 1: I would call and I would just tell her, Hey,
Speaker 1: it's whatever your name happens to be. Hey, it's Bill.
Speaker 1: We were at the barn dance, Nan, I thought you
Speaker 1: were smoking hot. I want to take you out to dinner,
Speaker 1: see if maybe we could hit it off. Let me
Speaker 1: know if you want. If not, it's all good. Have
Speaker 1: a good one. Give her one more shot. Take a
Speaker 1: chance and approach a woman, ask her out. I know
Speaker 1: it's intimidating. I know your heart's pitter pattering because she's
Speaker 1: so hot and she's gonna say no. Maybe she will
Speaker 1: say no. Who cares? They never get asked out? You
Speaker 1: have a chance to find that dime of your dreams.
Speaker 1: If you find your guts first, walk across the room
Speaker 1: at the barn, dance, the church, the bar, the wherever
Speaker 1: you happen to be, and frigging ask her out on
Speaker 1: a date. All right, Take her to waffle house. See
Speaker 1: what she's made of. And I'm not even kidding about that.
Speaker 1: Take her to waffle house. Maybe she'll turn her nose up,
Speaker 1: Maybe she won't. What if she toughs it out. What
Speaker 1: if she's grossed out but she toughs it out. That's
Speaker 1: a good woman right there. Ask her about Preborn, Ask
Speaker 1: her what she thinks of what Chris, I think this
Speaker 1: is important. Ask her what she thinks about giving pregnant
Speaker 1: women free ultrasounds. Maybe you could even drop this line
Speaker 1: on her. Hey, you haven't gotten a hold of Preborn yet,
Speaker 1: have you. Anyway? Preborn offers free ultrasounds to women who
Speaker 1: are about to abort their babies. There's a lot of them, sadly.
Speaker 1: Preborn only can do this when you help them do this.
Speaker 1: They have these pro life clinics set up in the
Speaker 1: highest abortion areas of the country, and they're out there
Speaker 1: every single day saving lives over two hundred lives a day.
Speaker 1: Preborn saves snatches from the jaws of death because you
Speaker 1: help them. Preborn dot Com slash Jesse is where you
Speaker 1: give preborn dot com slash Jesse sponsored by Preborn. Call
Speaker 1: that Freakin' dime again? You sorry to barn dance? Call
Speaker 1: that dime you want to? Don't you want to date
Speaker 1: that woman with the cute little jean shorts and the
Speaker 1: cowboy boots. I love when OV sports that look. Go
Speaker 1: give her a call Jesse. A heart surgery you helped
Speaker 1: me through, and then I lost my job last November.
Speaker 1: As a result, I consulted both you and my father.
Speaker 1: Between both of your suggestions, I decided to get into
Speaker 1: the trades. I started going to night school for HVAC.
Speaker 1: I am now eight months in with my own company
Speaker 1: van making more money than I ever have before, and
Speaker 1: summer's only getting started. I have my dad and America's
Speaker 1: dad to thank for setting me on this path. Blessings
Speaker 1: to you and your family. Also, I got to leave
Speaker 1: a couple of commies sweating with no AC because parts
Speaker 1: are on back order. It felt great. One. I'm freaking
Speaker 1: proud of you, brother. Good for you decided to make
Speaker 1: a change, take a risk. And this is a reminder
Speaker 1: to the men and ladies there are some of these
Speaker 1: jobs available for you out there. Don't think everything is
Speaker 1: carrying around heavy stuff and stuff like that. Ladies, don't
Speaker 1: be afraid to look into this. There is a gigantic
Speaker 1: pile of money waiting for people who go into the
Speaker 1: trades because the people who are currently in the trades
Speaker 1: are old and retiring and there's nobody to fill these positions.
Speaker 1: You laugh at the local plumber, he makes more money
Speaker 1: than you do. The guy who's installing acs, Wow, he
Speaker 1: must be hot and sweaty. He sure is in his
Speaker 1: Mercedes Benz swimming in his pool taking his wife to Kancu.
Speaker 1: He's very, very sweaty. You can make it without a
Speaker 1: bunch of student loan. That my wife was just telling
Speaker 1: me last night. One of the plants here in the
Speaker 1: Houston area, I forget which one, and I can't give
Speaker 1: it out on the air anyway. One of the plants
Speaker 1: here in the Houston area they actually hire from one
Speaker 1: of the local just one of the local small colleges,
Speaker 1: local small trade schools. And there are guys in a
Speaker 1: year making two hundred k annually. Are you getting sweat. Yep,
Speaker 1: good for you. By the way, you'll live a lot
Speaker 1: longer than sitting behind that desk. I don't know, how
Speaker 1: about two hundred thousand dollars a year does that sound
Speaker 1: like something you can maybe live on. You're buying a
Speaker 1: house when you're twenty five at that at that pace,
Speaker 1: two cars, maybe a swimming pool can coun ones a year.
Speaker 1: There's a huge pile of money in the trades waiting
Speaker 1: for you, and it's only going to get bigger. Remember
Speaker 1: that pile of money is getting bigger as the word
Speaker 1: of the trades is getting older and retiring the young man.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, look into it. Maybe HVAC doesn't interest you,
Speaker 1: or electrical or plumbing or whatever. There's a bunch of
Speaker 1: different a bunch of different trade jobs. Maybe you have
Speaker 1: no interest at all, and I get that. But man,
Speaker 1: maybe you've already got a career and you're looking for
Speaker 1: a change. Maybe you're seventeen eighteen, you're trying to figure
Speaker 1: out I don't like this degree, I don't want that.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe an internship tell you what my son's doing
Speaker 1: next summer, going to be seventeen years old. He's going
Speaker 1: to be out there interning for one of these things
Speaker 1: I'm making him, and he's going to figure out whether
Speaker 1: that might be for him or not, because I don't
Speaker 1: want to send my boy off the communist university and
Speaker 1: have him be miserable and hate himself. All right, just
Speaker 1: think about it now, Go into your weekend. We'll all
Speaker 1: be on social media as the bombs fall from the sky.
Speaker 1: Rosh your fingers, say a prayer, Enjoy your family,