Speaker 1: It's the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a fantastic Friday, and asked Doctor Jesse Friday,
Speaker 1: we are going to discuss I'm gonna discuss something Trump
Speaker 1: did that I really really like, if he did what
Speaker 1: I think he did. So we'll discuss that in a moment. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'll finally address this stupid reparations thing, which is hilarious
Speaker 1: to me. All kinds of ask Doctor Jesse questions on
Speaker 1: everything from gas station food to putin Ukraine to some
Speaker 1: people are having problems with after they had a baby,
Speaker 1: all that and more coming up on the world famous
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Now, Remember one of the stories from
Speaker 1: the week, one of the big stories from the week,
Speaker 1: it was kind of a mini controversy that everyone's really
Speaker 1: moved on from for the most part now, was the Afrikaners.
Speaker 1: Remember the people from South Africa, the white South Africans.
Speaker 1: They're now a minority, a big time minority in that country.
Speaker 1: Been there for four hundred years. Keep in mind, but
Speaker 1: they're a minority in that country. In South Africa has
Speaker 1: been completely taken over by communists, really open communists and
Speaker 1: communists simply believe in murder. They don't have any problems
Speaker 1: with that at all, and they are all about revenge
Speaker 1: for whatever happened in the past. Ah, your grandpa's grandpa's
Speaker 1: grandpa did this, We should probably cut your head off
Speaker 1: and steal your land. And they've been doing it to
Speaker 1: people in South Africa. Well, Trump, in a move that
Speaker 1: raised some eyebrows, grabbed fifty sixty of them. I keep
Speaker 1: getting different number, by the way, I keep hearing forty nine,
Speaker 1: I keep hearing fifty, I keep hearing sixty. What is
Speaker 1: called fifty? For simplicity's sake, Trump gets fifty of them
Speaker 1: the people who are at risk, families, husbands, wives, kids,
Speaker 1: and he brings them over here as refugees. Brings them
Speaker 1: over here as refugees. Now why, now, let's pause for
Speaker 1: a moment. Maybe maybe your answer for that as well.
Speaker 1: They're under threat, and that's a very very fair answer,
Speaker 1: and it may be a true answer. I'm not here
Speaker 1: to tell you you're wrong. Maybe it is just not
Speaker 1: a genuine concern for what those people have gone through.
Speaker 1: Or maybe Trump really did pull off a genius political
Speaker 1: move and Trump can do this. Now. I'm not one
Speaker 1: of these idiots. I everything Trump does is perfect. It's
Speaker 1: not that. But he really is politically savvy, unbelievably politically savvy,
Speaker 1: and he knows how to walk the left into traps.
Speaker 1: He does it all the time. It wasn't a massive
Speaker 1: influx of people. It's fifty people, sixty people, but you
Speaker 1: see the response to it. The response to it was
Speaker 1: so unbelievably revealed.
Speaker 2: So the Trump administration they're saying that essentially, these white
Speaker 2: South Africans assimilate better, and they're also not as this,
Speaker 2: which to a security risk. That's really causing a lot
Speaker 2: of people to be appalled. Frankly, and I also to
Speaker 2: tell people that there's violence that they're talking about that
Speaker 2: are dealing with these Africaners. I've been hearing from people
Speaker 2: that say there is violence in South Africa, but it's
Speaker 2: affecting everybody of every single race, Katie.
Speaker 1: Immediately upon the arrival of fifty white people from another country,
Speaker 1: the American left lost its mind. But they didn't lose
Speaker 1: their minds quietly. They marched on to the television like
Speaker 1: an army to talk about how these white people were evil,
Speaker 1: how we shouldn't even take in white people, how they
Speaker 1: should stay where they are, how they should just suffer
Speaker 1: from all the oppression. I mean, this was the head
Speaker 1: of the Episcopal Church or a bishop. I'm sorry with
Speaker 1: the Episcopal Church.
Speaker 3: We can't be ourselves in the Episcopal Church and take
Speaker 3: the step of resettling white africaners from South Africa. Our
Speaker 3: church has a long commitment to racial justice and reconciliation,
Speaker 3: and we have a storic eyes with the Anglican churches.
Speaker 1: What if Trump brought in fifty people from South Africa
Speaker 1: simply to expose how deep the white hatred of the
Speaker 1: left really is, because it sure came bubbling out of them.
Speaker 1: It came bubbling out of them, loud and proud. And
Speaker 1: if you remember, because we're not talking about you, politics
Speaker 1: isn't really about you or me. Yes, we are the
Speaker 1: tip of the spear of foot soldiers who make the
Speaker 1: whole thing go. But you win presidential elections and congressional elections,
Speaker 1: senatorial elections. You win these elections off the people who
Speaker 1: are half involved, who half pay attention. What if you're somebody, yeah,
Speaker 1: you vote Republicans sometimes, Democrats sometimes, But what if you're
Speaker 1: somebody who has kind of gotten the impression that maybe
Speaker 1: maybe Democrats don't like white people. He turned on the
Speaker 1: television one day and you heard Jasmine Crockett calling white people,
Speaker 1: calling e and stuff like that, and maybe you kind
Speaker 1: of dismissed it, or maybe it percked your ears up
Speaker 1: a little and then you just kind of moved on,
Speaker 1: didn't think about it. But then Trump brings in fifty
Speaker 1: africaners from South Africa, and you are treated to a
Speaker 1: twenty four forty eight hour news cycle of every filthy
Speaker 1: communist on the planet running to the television, essentially screaming,
Speaker 1: we can't have white people here. Send them back to
Speaker 1: be slaughtered. That's what they deserve. Anyway, you think maybe
Speaker 1: that wouldn't make you sit up in your chair a
Speaker 1: little bit if you're a norm If you're a norma
Speaker 1: and say, hold on a minute, I feel like these
Speaker 1: people mean it would Jesse. I heard you comment on
Speaker 1: gas station and truck stop gourmet road trip food. But
Speaker 1: what about the motel Continental Breakfast. My wife insists we
Speaker 1: stay at places with that included breakfast. She's a Continental
Speaker 1: Breakfast whisper. Okay, his name is Lance. Hotel Continental Breakfast
Speaker 1: is the same everywhere, absolutely everywhere, Best Western Courtyard by
Speaker 1: Marriott Super eight. It's the same everywhere. I was just
Speaker 1: at a comfort in comfort in in Ohio. When I
Speaker 1: went back for my aunt's funeral, I was at a
Speaker 1: comfort in exact same thing there. Everyone knows what you're
Speaker 1: going to get at a Continental breakfast. You're gonna have
Speaker 1: bagels that are stale. You're gonna have bread that's fairly stale.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have a few different cereal options, frosted flakes,
Speaker 1: fruit loobs, you know what I'm talking about. There's going
Speaker 1: to be a usually a waffle machine, that's the norm.
Speaker 1: If you don't have one of those, man, you are
Speaker 1: really at a low end. And they have some pancakes
Speaker 1: which are clearly frozen pancakes. They got thrown in the
Speaker 1: microwave in the kitchen. If there are eggs, well you'll
Speaker 1: have the powdered eggs that are scrambled. Everyone knows that.
Speaker 1: And then you usually have the sausage patty, also frozen,
Speaker 1: also thrown in the nuker. Your only chance that real
Speaker 1: eggs is getting the hard boiled eggs they will occasionally
Speaker 1: set out, and boy, are you taking your life in
Speaker 1: your hands dipping into those bad boys. Continental breakfast is
Speaker 1: very tough. It's very tough for me because I am
Speaker 1: a real eggs man. For breakfast, I really don't do waffles.
Speaker 1: I mean I like waffles. I like butter and syrups, fine,
Speaker 1: not interested in it. Mostly for breakfast. I don't like
Speaker 1: sweet breakfast pancakes. I want bacon and eggs or sausage
Speaker 1: and eggs in real eggs, real eggs. I have eggs
Speaker 1: almost every single morning. What Chris Chris said to I
Speaker 1: think McDonald's uses real eggs well in their breakfast burritos. No,
Speaker 1: but they actually do use a real egg in their mcmuffins.
Speaker 1: A sausage McMuffin with egg underrated, a real egg. And
Speaker 1: now I understand all the chemicals and stuff. Please don't
Speaker 1: email me with your health freak stuff. I get it,
Speaker 1: I get it, but I'm a real egg guy. This
Speaker 1: creates a problem when it comes to Continental breakfast. However,
Speaker 1: it's free and oftentimes you're in a hurry. So here's
Speaker 1: what I do for Continental breakfast. And it's going to
Speaker 1: sound juvenile and gross, and I guess in a way
Speaker 1: it is juvenile and gross. But I do have a
Speaker 1: move that I use every single time. Head to the
Speaker 1: waffle machine, make a waffle, if their pancakes, you're just
Speaker 1: gonna have to use those waffle machine. Then you have
Speaker 1: to go to the powdered eggs. You scoop some powdered
Speaker 1: eggs on there. Now, these are going to be watery,
Speaker 1: rancid filth. Just get ready, put those in the middle
Speaker 1: of your waffle, right in the middle of your waffle.
Speaker 1: Then you need to make your way over to the syrup.
Speaker 1: I know it's a little bit gross, but remember this
Speaker 1: is a continental breakfast. This is usually just down it
Speaker 1: and get on the road. Down it and get on
Speaker 1: the road. Dowsit in syrup. I'm talking about just the eggs,
Speaker 1: just the middle. Dowsit in syrup. Take your waffle, fold
Speaker 1: it up like a waffle taco, and house that bad
Speaker 1: boy down. If you're stuck eating continental breakfast, just get
Speaker 1: the calories in you and get on the road. I
Speaker 1: prefer waffle House or bob Evans if I'm back East
Speaker 1: or something like that. But sometimes you never had a
Speaker 1: bob Evans, Chris never heard of bob Evans. Bob Evans
Speaker 1: in Ohio, bob Evans is life. There are bob Evans everywhere.
Speaker 1: It's a breakfast joint. Uh. Probably higher end than waffle house,
Speaker 1: although I would rather eat at a waffle house, but
Speaker 1: very good breakfast joint. It's a back East breakfast jot.
Speaker 1: Everybody listening in Ohio right now is not in head
Speaker 1: and they're mortified at your stupidity that you've never had
Speaker 1: Bob Evans, get yourself. Bob Evans. My grandpa, Hank, God
Speaker 1: rest his soul. I love him. He lived and died
Speaker 1: for Bob Evans. We always had to go to Bob Evans. Gosh.
Speaker 1: I loved Grandpa. Hank. Is the Jesse Kelly Show taking
Speaker 1: you on a free ride through political talk and entertainment
Speaker 1: on a Friday. Hope you're gearing up for a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful weekend. Remember you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse. You think Democrats support for
Speaker 1: Ukraine would fizzle if Trump slash Vance started taking on Putin.
Speaker 1: The nexus of this question is the article today that
Speaker 1: Vance has put putin on. Notice his name is Jack Listen.
Speaker 1: Remember that a lot of things, a lot of things
Speaker 1: are about money and power. To the people who are
Speaker 1: in charge. They are about money and power. It's not
Speaker 1: all about communism or taxes. It's about money and it's
Speaker 1: about power. Remember why Washington, d C. Republican and Democrat,
Speaker 1: why they love Ukraine and they love that war so much.
Speaker 1: It's not out of a heart for the Ukrainians who've
Speaker 1: been just crushed. It's not that at all. It's not
Speaker 1: that they care about Ukraine or they care about the country.
Speaker 1: That area, that whole Crimean Peninsula area is filthy, rich
Speaker 1: with resources. It's also Russian speaking. Putin thinks it belongs
Speaker 1: to him, Ukraine thinks it belongs to them. I'm not
Speaker 1: getting into that again. But what the West, both Europe
Speaker 1: and Us, what we do not want is Putin to
Speaker 1: take control of resources when we have already sunk an
Speaker 1: inhuman amount of money into that area to allow us
Speaker 1: to gain access to those resources. An easier way to
Speaker 1: understand Russia Ukraine is let's say your friend, You've got
Speaker 1: a buddy, and your buddy he has something. It's property
Speaker 1: right on a lake. He's got property right on a lake.
Speaker 1: And you and all your friends you went out to
Speaker 1: the store. You went out to the sporting goods store,
Speaker 1: and you bought coolers, and you bought lawn chairs, and
Speaker 1: you bought stuff for beach volleyball, and you got yourself
Speaker 1: a couple of cases of beer and some burgers degree allowed,
Speaker 1: and you have spent a fortune, ready to go enjoy
Speaker 1: your buddy's property on a lake. You show up and
Speaker 1: you find out the neighbor has moved into your buddy's property.
Speaker 1: They've crowded out the lake. And now with all this stuff,
Speaker 1: you spent two hundred dollars on stuff, all this stuff
Speaker 1: is sitting in the back of your pickup going bad
Speaker 1: because you can't enjoy your buddy's property on the lake. Now,
Speaker 1: it's not just that you want the neighbor off your
Speaker 1: buddy's property for your buddy's sake. You want the neighbor
Speaker 1: off your buddy's property because you spent a bunch of
Speaker 1: money and you're invested in that property being available for
Speaker 1: you to enjoy. The West. NATO, the UK America has
Speaker 1: spent an inhuman amount of money in Ukraine already to
Speaker 1: get our hands on those resources, the resources of Ukraine.
Speaker 1: We even remember we we engineered a coup in Ukraine.
Speaker 1: We did not a better way to put it. We
Speaker 1: engineered a coup in Ukraine to ouse their current guy
Speaker 1: because we wanted to install a more pro Western government.
Speaker 1: Why did we do that to spread democracy? Of course not.
Speaker 1: We did that so a more pro Western government would
Speaker 1: be more inclined to give us access to those resources.
Speaker 1: It's about money, and I realized there are other things
Speaker 1: at play here, biolabs and stuff like that, but it's
Speaker 1: about money in the end. Back to your question, would
Speaker 1: Democrats support for Ukraine fizzle with Trump vance started taking
Speaker 1: on Putin. No, they would find a way to criticize
Speaker 1: Trump about the entire thing. They would find a way
Speaker 1: to blame it all on Trump. But there is a
Speaker 1: ton a ton of money at steak, a ton of
Speaker 1: money at steak, GOP donors at stake, Democrat donors at stake,
Speaker 1: meaning huge mega donors, mega donors who fund super packs
Speaker 1: for Democrats and Republicans. They need, they need to not
Speaker 1: have Vladimir Putin take control of that area because they
Speaker 1: have investments and they want to see those investments realized.
Speaker 1: And we're not talking about millions, and we're not talking
Speaker 1: about billions. We are talking about trillions with a t
Speaker 1: trillions of dollars in resources are at stake. The powerful
Speaker 1: people who want this thing to continue without end, they
Speaker 1: are willing to risk world War three for it to go.
Speaker 1: They are people who went to that sporting goods store
Speaker 1: and they bought the cooler, and they bought the beer,
Speaker 1: and they bought the burgers, and they're watching that entire
Speaker 1: investment be wasted because the neighbor moved in and something
Speaker 1: has to be done to get that neighbor out because
Speaker 1: they want a weekend by the lake. There is nothing
Speaker 1: Trump or Vance or anybody can do to get any
Speaker 1: any part of the system, any part of the elites,
Speaker 1: to reverse their stance on Ukraine. Remember when Mitch McConnell
Speaker 1: stood up. Mitch McConnell stood up at a time when
Speaker 1: inflation was raging, raging, and everyone was freaking out about it,
Speaker 1: nobody could afford anything at all, and gave a speech
Speaker 1: that was so bizarre it was heard across the political
Speaker 1: world on the left and right. Everybody sat up in
Speaker 1: their chair and kind of marveled at the whole thing.
Speaker 1: That the GOP, the most powerful Republican in DC at
Speaker 1: the time, because Trump wasn't there, stood up in front
Speaker 1: of everyone and said this, well, I'm going to try
Speaker 1: to help it explain to the American people that defeating
Speaker 1: the Russians in Ukraine is the single most important event
Speaker 1: going on in the world right now. Now, you could
Speaker 1: be the biggest Russia hater in the world and biggest
Speaker 1: Ukrainian lover. You could be Ukrainian. You could sleep in
Speaker 1: Ukrainian pajamas. That's an outrageous thing to say for somebody
Speaker 1: who's the most powerful Republican in DC. Why money comes down?
Speaker 1: The money? It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful Friday. Remember you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. Dear doctor Jesse, the subject to
Speaker 1: this one is broken marriage. Seven months ago my wife
Speaker 1: blessed me eat with a sweet baby girl. But ever
Speaker 1: since we have grown distant. There is just so much
Speaker 1: that builds up, and now we fight about everything. All right,
Speaker 1: let me talk to you for a second. Lots of
Speaker 1: things about life. Well, you know when we were talking
Speaker 1: about the bill earlier, the big spending bill. Trust me,
Speaker 1: this will come back to kids in a minute. And
Speaker 1: what was that complaining about. When it comes to the bill,
Speaker 1: all these reps run, they're trying to justify their vote
Speaker 1: for another monstrous spending bill. But do they run to
Speaker 1: the camera and they talk about all the waste and
Speaker 1: corruption that's still in it. Now they run to the camera.
Speaker 1: They stuff like this. Importantly, this package also invests in
Speaker 1: what truly matters. It gives our troops a raise, it
Speaker 1: strengthens our national defense, and it secures our border. They're
Speaker 1: giving you the good stuff and leaving out the bad stuff.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you about having kids, especially young babies.
Speaker 1: People tend to It's a human nature thing when they
Speaker 1: look back on things. When you're looking back, when you
Speaker 1: have a memory about something, we all do this. You
Speaker 1: tend to remember the best parts of it and kind
Speaker 1: of forget the worst, dark parts of it. So when
Speaker 1: you have kids, they grow up, and then when you
Speaker 1: talk to others about having kids, you talk about how
Speaker 1: wonderful everything is. It was just wonderful. Have a million kids,
Speaker 1: have a million babies, and look, I'm in the middle
Speaker 1: of raising kids. It is wonderful. I do love it.
Speaker 1: But when that baby is first born, that is an
Speaker 1: extremely stressful time. That strains marriages. It strains marriages. Chris
Speaker 1: is over there, not in his head that I've been there.
Speaker 1: We had two. You're not sleeping. She's not sleeping, she's
Speaker 1: still she's adjusting. To all kinds of things. She has
Speaker 1: all kinds of hormonal things going on. Not her fault
Speaker 1: she has. She's adjusting to this. Remember remember women will
Speaker 1: always take a priority in their appearance because they believe
Speaker 1: that matters to men, and of course it does. Well,
Speaker 1: she just had to go through pregnancy and now her
Speaker 1: body that it went through some things and it doesn't
Speaker 1: look like it did before. And now she's mortified by that,
Speaker 1: and so she doesn't want you. She doesn't Now she's tired,
Speaker 1: she's hormonal, she's not happy with how she looks. And you,
Speaker 1: of course want to wanna. You know, you want to
Speaker 1: grab your wife because you're a human being and a man,
Speaker 1: and that's what a man wants. But she doesn't want
Speaker 1: to be touched. And so now you feel neglected, You
Speaker 1: feel neglecting. She doesn't want you to touch her. You feel
Speaker 1: neglected because, well, the baby gets a lot of the attention. Frankly,
Speaker 1: a lot of us, myself included, can get jealous at
Speaker 1: some point in time.
Speaker 4: You are with that freaking baby all the time. What
Speaker 4: about coming over here, what about rubbing my arm? What
Speaker 4: about it's human nature? I am not telling you it's
Speaker 4: not stressful straining. It stresses marriages and strains marriages. I
Speaker 4: am only going to tell you this. It doesn't last, buddy,
Speaker 4: It'll get better for men. Babies suck. It's not that
Speaker 4: I didn't love my kids when they were babies. I
Speaker 4: held them and played with them and rolled them around
Speaker 4: and threw them on the couch as they squealed with glee,
Speaker 4: and I did all that stuff.
Speaker 1: But kids, for dudes, only get cooler as they get older. Eventually,
Speaker 1: I'm taking my boys fishing in Alaska. I got to
Speaker 1: do that with my boys. What do you get to
Speaker 1: do with the kid when it's a little blob. That's
Speaker 1: her time, that's a mom's specialty time when she gets
Speaker 1: the care and nurture and there is an extra human
Speaker 1: being added to the family. That adds stress and strain
Speaker 1: and all that stuff. You say broken marriage, it's not broken.
Speaker 1: You have a new baby, you have a seven month
Speaker 1: old baby. Just give it a little time and you'd
Speaker 1: be fine. And let me say this too, it gets
Speaker 1: easier the more kids you have, the second one, because
Speaker 1: you know how to be more graceful with each other.
Speaker 1: You know what to expect, you know about the tiredness,
Speaker 1: you know how to prepare for this. I mean, I
Speaker 1: remember I've told you my oldest son, James. He probably
Speaker 1: shouldn't have said his name whatever, but well you know
Speaker 1: his name. But he used to have He doesn't have
Speaker 1: this anymore, but he used to have this thing. He
Speaker 1: did not like dirt in between his fingers or hands.
Speaker 1: It was just something that really really bothered him, with
Speaker 1: sensory thing. Whatever it was. It's gone now. But we
Speaker 1: could never figure out why he wouldn't go number two
Speaker 1: in his diaper. He would not. And when I say
Speaker 1: would not, you could leave that sucker on him for
Speaker 1: ten hours. He's not going twelve hours. Okay, well you've
Speaker 1: got to change it at some point. He's what So
Speaker 1: he would do the same thing every time. It wasn't one.
Speaker 1: Every time he would wait until you took the old
Speaker 1: diaper off, and then, well he's on a liquid diet.
Speaker 1: You know, you understand what's coming out. He would he
Speaker 1: shot it clear across the room. One time. We used
Speaker 1: to have to drape ourselves in towels. But even then,
Speaker 1: there's nothing you could do. Think about that. You're tired,
Speaker 1: you're exhausted. It's your turn to change him, and yes,
Speaker 1: I change diapers in case you're wondering, and you have
Speaker 1: to be covered in poop every time. It's tough time.
Speaker 1: It's not all sunshine and roses and cooing and adorable stuff.
Speaker 1: It's toff time, stuff, time, stressful. You're fine, You're gonna
Speaker 1: be fine. Hey, Jesse, I'm sitting here reading about the
Speaker 1: upcoming election where corn Cornan is losing in the polls
Speaker 1: to Paxton. I see this as a win for Texas.
Speaker 1: Do you think he will decide not to run for
Speaker 1: health reasons?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 1: Right? To answer your question right after, bat, I believe
Speaker 1: if John and what is it June five, six months
Speaker 1: from now, if the polls still tell John Cornyn that
Speaker 1: he's getting stomped, and that's kind of what it looks
Speaker 1: like right now, I think you're right. I think he
Speaker 1: bows out. He says, I'm sorry, I developed the cough
Speaker 1: I WI or they'll give the old I want to
Speaker 1: be with my family bit, which is always hilarious because
Speaker 1: they don't want to be with their families and their
Speaker 1: families don't want to be with them. But him, maybe
Speaker 1: he'll do that. Yes, I believe that's what he'll do. However,
Speaker 1: let me caution you with this as somebody who has
Speaker 1: seen this once or twice before. Right now, Texas Attorney
Speaker 1: General Ken Paxton is winning in the polls against John
Speaker 1: Cornyn and winning by double digits that I saw another one
Speaker 1: showing him winning by double double digits. Good for you, Texas. However,
Speaker 1: John Cornyn, he knows how to win statewide elections in Texas.
Speaker 1: He knows where the high propensity primary voters are because
Speaker 1: he is a swamp creature who funds government corruption. His
Speaker 1: campaign will have all the money in the world to
Speaker 1: campaign with millions and millions of dollars and go after
Speaker 1: those primary voters. And you can say, right now, it
Speaker 1: won't work. It's not going to work. I swear it's
Speaker 1: not going to work. No, it won't work on you.
Speaker 1: They know not only how to make John corn look
Speaker 1: like I'm Donald Trump's conservative warrior. I can already see
Speaker 1: the ads out there. It's not just that they know
Speaker 1: how to make him do that. They know how to
Speaker 1: muddy up Ken Paxton. It's not that they have to
Speaker 1: make John Cornyn pretty and perfect. Maybe they even get
Speaker 1: to the place where they think they can. What if
Speaker 1: they smear Ken Paxton to the point where you're a
Speaker 1: Republican primary voter, maybe even one who doesn't care for
Speaker 1: Corning that much. But maybe you think this Ken Paxton
Speaker 1: guys the Antichrist, and well we might as well go
Speaker 1: with John Corner. Hey, listen, I can't tell you how
Speaker 1: dumb the things I've heard at political events are from voters.
Speaker 1: Never underestimate how stupid some voters are. What, Chris, But
Speaker 1: that's right. I wasn't even thinking about that. That's a
Speaker 1: good point, Chris. I had a Remember, I had a
Speaker 1: lady tell me one time she voted against me. She's
Speaker 1: a Republican. She voted against me, not in the primary.
Speaker 1: She voted for the Democrat because I reminded her of
Speaker 1: her ex husband. I had never met this lady, never
Speaker 1: talked to this lady. She agreed with me on every issue.
Speaker 1: She went out and voted against me because something about
Speaker 1: me reminded her of her ex who she hated. Voters
Speaker 1: can be unbelievably stupid, especially the uninformost. You know what
Speaker 1: I mean. Everyone's not like you. Everyone doesn't pay attention
Speaker 1: like you too. All right, let's move on. I want
Speaker 1: to talk about these ice deportations in Denver before we
Speaker 1: get back to the ask doctor Jesse questions Hang on
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Speaker 1: my hands are. I'm want to remind you of this
Speaker 1: that the voting for Democrats in the year twenty twenty five
Speaker 1: is an act of evil. Not saying you have to
Speaker 1: vote for Republicans, but voting for Democrats is an act
Speaker 1: of evil, if for no other reason than how they
Speaker 1: handle the border, what they believe about immigrations. Modern Democrats
Speaker 1: believe the border should be open. Your country is evil,
Speaker 1: and every barbarian across the planet should be allowed to
Speaker 1: flood into it. And the people who come into it
Speaker 1: come from places you can't even possibly imagine, from violence
Speaker 1: you can't imagine, and they're more comfortable with violence than
Speaker 1: you can possibly imagine. I saw some January sixth guy
Speaker 1: was talking about how he had to share I think
Speaker 1: a cell block. It was with a couple MS thirteen guys,
Speaker 1: and the MS thirteen guys used to just walk around
Speaker 1: joking about how they had cut some girl's head off
Speaker 1: and used their head as a soccer ball. Violence like
Speaker 1: you can't imagine. Because you come from a civilized world,
Speaker 1: a civilized country. It's hard for civilized people to really
Speaker 1: truly understand how barbarians think and how they act. And
Speaker 1: the amount of violent crime in this country that comes
Speaker 1: from illegals would stagger you. So and here let me
Speaker 1: explain it in this way. Think for a moment, Think
Speaker 1: for a moment about all the violent crime that just
Speaker 1: whatever flashes into your head that you can think of
Speaker 1: that was done by in illegal Maybe you're thinking about
Speaker 1: Lake and Riley or Joscelyn Nungary, or maybe you're thinking
Speaker 1: about yet another one of these guys who gets a duy,
Speaker 1: killing a whole family, or whatever it is. The robberies,
Speaker 1: the homicides, the rapes that you have a million stories
Speaker 1: that have probably flashed through your head, even if you
Speaker 1: can't remember the names. Now consider this. Consider this. You
Speaker 1: are aware of all these stories, and you are aware
Speaker 1: of all these stories in spite of the fact the
Speaker 1: entire American media and America's federal law enforcement and most
Speaker 1: of America's major city law enforcement, they have all conspired
Speaker 1: with each other to cover up and conceal the crimes
Speaker 1: of Elie. You know about endless illegal crime, and you
Speaker 1: know it with the fact that you know it, even
Speaker 1: though NBC, ABC, CBSCNN, all every single one of them,
Speaker 1: they're all dedicated to covering up those crimes. You know
Speaker 1: about all the illegal immigration crime, and you know the
Speaker 1: FBI is trying to cover for the illegals, The NYPD
Speaker 1: covers for the illegals, the LAPD covers for the illegals. Chicago,
Speaker 1: Denver cover you know about illegal immigration crime, and there
Speaker 1: is a gigantic conspiracy cabal trying to keep you from
Speaker 1: ever finding out about a single crime. Most areas won't.
Speaker 5: Even allow the release of the immigration information specifically, so
Speaker 5: you can't find out about the crimes by illegals.
Speaker 1: But I'm here to tell you they commit an unbelievable
Speaker 1: percentage of a ma Erica's crime. How high is the percentage? Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know because of the cover up, but I
Speaker 1: know here's a nice little data point. This is from
Speaker 1: Fox thirty one. In Denver, Ice deportations are linked to
Speaker 1: a massive sixty percent drop in Denver's homicides six zero,
Speaker 1: not sixteen. Ever since Ice started swooping up all these
Speaker 1: gang bangers and illegals. Homicides have dropped by sixty percent.
Speaker 1: Are you in San Francisco? How many times have you
Speaker 1: had your car broken into? You know that probably goes
Speaker 1: away if you get rid of the illegals. Are you
Speaker 1: in New York City listening on the Great seven to
Speaker 1: ten WR How much crime have you seen? Where can't
Speaker 1: you go at night? That disappears if the illegals go away?
Speaker 1: La san Diego? How many listening in San Diego right now?
Speaker 1: What has happened to one of the great American cities,
Speaker 1: San Diego? As you've watched it fall into this terrible
Speaker 1: state of disrepair, which is just criminal because there's nothing
Speaker 1: like San Diego. It comes right back when you get
Speaker 1: rid of the illegals. You know about large quantities of
Speaker 1: illegal immigrant crime, and you know that in spite of
Speaker 1: the fact the entire American left has conspired to cover
Speaker 1: it up. And look, we're not even talking about costs.
Speaker 1: It's another thing they've conspired to cover up. Do you
Speaker 1: know how much more you pay for health care because
Speaker 1: of illegals? Because illegals use the emergency room like the
Speaker 1: family doctor. They walk in Noah, bla Englise. They get
Speaker 1: treated for the common cold. They're not arrested, they're not deported,
Speaker 1: they get treated, they get released, and they don't pay.
Speaker 1: You pay. You have to pay for that. Do you
Speaker 1: know how much better our education system would be if
Speaker 1: class sizes didn't have to be doubled with bilingual wings
Speaker 1: in the school. Everything gets better when you get the foreigners,
Speaker 1: the invaders, out of your country, out of your country
Speaker 1: come here legally. And people say, well, it's tough to
Speaker 1: get here legally. It should be tough to get here legally.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't be easy to become a citizen of the
Speaker 1: greatest country on the planet. Well, I had to wait
Speaker 1: ten years. Good, I'm glad you did it. Welcome, You're
Speaker 1: now mine, I'm yours. We are fellow countrymen. Good, I'm
Speaker 1: glad you waited, though, And I'm glad it was difficult.
Speaker 1: It should be freaking difficult. Things that are good are difficult.
Speaker 1: Things that are easy suck. That's a fact. Shouldn't be
Speaker 1: easy anyway. All right, now we have to talk about
Speaker 1: Tom Tillis. Someone wants to talk about Trump and Tom
Speaker 1: Tillis and chess versus Checkers. Someone wants to talk about history.
Speaker 1: Someone wants to talk about eating the flat wings, all
Speaker 1: that more coming up next,