Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Friday. We're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about Trump and the judges and what do we
Speaker 1: do if he actually starts ignoring them. Someone asks a
Speaker 1: question about Lankford public Lands. We are all someone doesn't
Speaker 1: want me to give up on the debt stuff, selling RV's.
Speaker 1: We're all over the place in our final hour of
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. And your final reminder is right now.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna do this again. On Monday, we are
Speaker 1: doing a Memorial Day show. We are doing it live.
Speaker 1: There are no ads on Monday. There won't be any
Speaker 1: politics on Monday. There won't be any goofing off on Monday.
Speaker 1: It will be all war stories and history and honoring
Speaker 1: the fallen. And if you have a name of somebody
Speaker 1: who gave their life for this country, name, rank, and conflict,
Speaker 1: you can email it in now Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. I'm not making a promise because I don't
Speaker 1: want to ever violate that promise, but I will try
Speaker 1: once again to read every one of them on the
Speaker 1: air as some very very tiny way to honor their
Speaker 1: sacrifice for this country and to pay respect for the
Speaker 1: families they left behind. All Right, all right, hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I agree Trump must ignore these judges and do what
Speaker 1: the American people voted for him to do. However, if
Speaker 1: he does, can you imagine the blood bath he will
Speaker 1: take from Democrats in the mainstream media. Okay, let's talk
Speaker 1: about this, this general mentality, because it's an understandable concern.
Speaker 1: What if Trump was to just say, but I don't
Speaker 1: care about your ruling Supreme Court, whatever court it is. No,
Speaker 1: you don't have an army I do. I'm not doing that.
Speaker 1: I'm going to continue to do what the American people
Speaker 1: elected me to do. And you think the Democrats in
Speaker 1: the mainstream media will savage him, well, you're correct, they
Speaker 1: will savage him. However, these are the tools of the communists,
Speaker 1: the American media. They're on the communists side. If they're
Speaker 1: not savaging you, you are on their side. They consider
Speaker 1: you to be not a threat or flat out on
Speaker 1: their team. They should be losing their minds about you
Speaker 1: at all times. It's like when I get I get
Speaker 1: emails from people but about you know, communists hate you
Speaker 1: are you are you are? Doesn't it bother you that
Speaker 1: all these communists hate you. You don't understand. I want
Speaker 1: communists to hate me. I love when communists email in
Speaker 1: and tell me how much they hate me. It's because
Speaker 1: that confirms that I'm against them and the things I
Speaker 1: say bother them. Like when Rush Limbaugh died, We lost
Speaker 1: our great goat, We lost USh Limbaugh. And how many
Speaker 1: communists did you see and hear celebrating? Ah, it's so great,
Speaker 1: always said. It was all over the place, and a
Speaker 1: lot of people on the right got bothered by that.
Speaker 1: Hey I don't like it. Hey that's so terrible. Hey
Speaker 1: that's it. And I tried to explain, I bet you
Speaker 1: Rush loved it. I want I want them throwing a
Speaker 1: parade when I finally die, whenever that is. Don't when
Speaker 1: I die and the Communists start dancing on my grave,
Speaker 1: don't get sad, don't get angry about it. Smile. That's
Speaker 1: what I want. I want them. I want these evil
Speaker 1: people to hate me badly enough that they will cheer
Speaker 1: when I'm gone. That's one of my goals in life,
Speaker 1: is that they will cheer when I'm gone. That's what
Speaker 1: I want. I'll be in heaven smiling, so you do
Speaker 1: the same. We cannot when it comes to judges, when
Speaker 1: it comes to anything, we can never ever ever base
Speaker 1: what we do on how they might react, on how
Speaker 1: angry they might get. It doesn't work in that way.
Speaker 1: And one of the main reasons it doesn't work in
Speaker 1: that way is outrage, A whipped up outrage, insane outrage
Speaker 1: is one of their main tools. They use it all
Speaker 1: the time. It's why they are always taking to the streets.
Speaker 1: It's why they have so many different paid protester and
Speaker 1: paid protester groups. Because noise and chaos and the appearance
Speaker 1: of anger has always been a tool in the belt
Speaker 1: of the revolutionary That's why they do it. Look, I
Speaker 1: believe I've talked earlier about the Uvaldi School shooting and
Speaker 1: how the Republicans caved and why they went along with it.
Speaker 1: They went along with it in part because of so
Speaker 1: much noise created by the left. They felt pressured to
Speaker 1: joe going in and do something. It's why everybody caved
Speaker 1: after Saint George Floyd died, from Trump to Tim Scott
Speaker 1: to everybody else. We'll have a police round table in
Speaker 1: federal Why there was so much noise nationally this I
Speaker 1: write that contrary, and there was so much noise created
Speaker 1: by the left that it causes people to want to
Speaker 1: do something. It's human nature to want to react to that,
Speaker 1: to want to respond to that. A toddler, Chris has
Speaker 1: one right now. Chris is going through it. He's got
Speaker 1: the tantrum phase, enjoying that, Chris. Why do they do that?
Speaker 1: Because it's effective, It's an effective way it can be
Speaker 1: I should say it can be effective if you let
Speaker 1: it get to you. You want to respond to make
Speaker 1: it stop. Have you ever seen the toddler in the
Speaker 1: grocery store laying on the floor causing a scene. Ah,
Speaker 1: you won't let me get my rice crispies. Ah. Have
Speaker 1: you ever seen the mom cave? Okay, just have some
Speaker 1: rice crispys. She just wants the noise to stop. By
Speaker 1: the way, don't cave. Don't. Don't you ever cave. Tell
Speaker 1: that kid if they don't get up, you're gonna give
Speaker 1: him a reason to so anyway. But that's how communists
Speaker 1: operate in the exact same way. Create enough noise to
Speaker 1: get you to give them something to get what they want.
Speaker 1: I've used the example before. I have you ever been
Speaker 1: in a restaurant somewhere and some dudes with his girl
Speaker 1: with wife, girlfriend, whatever it is, and she starts getting
Speaker 1: loud because she's mad at him, and she starts getting
Speaker 1: louder and louder, and now everyone's looking. Everyone's looking, you dag,
Speaker 1: gone right. She knows what she's doing, Chris, that's why
Speaker 1: she's doing it. And what's he start doing? No, baby,
Speaker 1: calm down, Oh baby, I'm sorry. No, but he knows
Speaker 1: everyone's looking, and she's doing it because everyone's looking. That's
Speaker 1: how communists operate in this country. All right, Jesse, Being
Speaker 1: from Montana, I'm sure you understand the hot topic of
Speaker 1: public land. I'm from Utah. It seems every single elected
Speaker 1: official here is bound and determined to get public land
Speaker 1: turned over to state ownership, and the loudest voice being
Speaker 1: Mike Lee. They claim it's to create more homes and
Speaker 1: make make it more affordable to own a home. I
Speaker 1: tend to like what Lee has to say, but I'm
Speaker 1: very much opposed to this idea. The sale of portions
Speaker 1: of public land isn't unheard of, but it seems like
Speaker 1: it's always an LLC who purchases it. It ends up
Speaker 1: fencing it off in Utah ands lose access for hunting, fishing,
Speaker 1: and other recreation. What are your thoughts about public land. Well, first,
Speaker 1: the federal government owns too much land, let's be clear
Speaker 1: about that right off the bat. But the federal government,
Speaker 1: which is supposed to be limited, is the largest landowner
Speaker 1: in the country. Is insane. That is crazy. If you
Speaker 1: told the founding fathers that they would lose their freaking minds.
Speaker 1: There was never supposed to be like that at all. However,
Speaker 1: if you allow these people to, if you allow them
Speaker 1: to sell off every beautiful piece of ground in this
Speaker 1: country that is used for hiking and hunting and fishing
Speaker 1: and whatnot, they will throw up dog crap apartment complexes
Speaker 1: all over every square inch of this country. And you
Speaker 1: wake up one day and you can't take your kid
Speaker 1: fishing up at Flathead Lake in Montana anymore because there's
Speaker 1: apartments surrounding the whole daggone thing. We went to h
Speaker 1: Lake Conroe when my dad was still alive. He came down,
Speaker 1: grabbed me and the boys, and we went up to
Speaker 1: Lake Conroe fishing. And I'd never been on Lake Conrad before.
Speaker 1: It's a lake in Texas, by the way. I went
Speaker 1: up on Lake Conroe, and I'm used to Montana Lakes.
Speaker 1: Montana lakes oftentimes are extremely remote and there's nobody on them.
Speaker 1: I was mortified by Lake Conro. Why there's not a
Speaker 1: square inch of shoreline that hasn't been sold off and developed,
Speaker 1: not a single square inch. My dad and I marveled
Speaker 1: at it because we were used to Montana. We marveled
Speaker 1: at it, and we actually said, these people just they
Speaker 1: just let these people build up every single square inch
Speaker 1: of lakefront. So the lake it's not like you're on
Speaker 1: the lake. It's like you're in a subdivision, driving a
Speaker 1: boat through a subdivision. That's exactly what it's like. I
Speaker 1: hate that there is a place for lakefront property. That shoot,
Speaker 1: I'd love to have one. There's a place for lakefront property.
Speaker 1: So I'm not against it in general, but if you
Speaker 1: allow that stuff to go completely out of control, you
Speaker 1: will destroy every single beautiful thing out there, and that
Speaker 1: can't be allowed. Cannot be allowed. So that's where I
Speaker 1: stand on that. That makes sense. All right, somebody somebody
Speaker 1: needs some Langford help, but somebody first wants RV advice.
Speaker 1: All right, we will get to RV advice help with
Speaker 1: James Langford and we'll talk about the debt a little
Speaker 1: bit more. Next, it is the Jesse Kelly Show, A
Speaker 1: wonderful Jesse Kelly Show, because it's a wonderful Friday, heading
Speaker 1: into a long weekend where I hope, I hope you
Speaker 1: will enjoy family and friends and food. And I want
Speaker 1: to remind you that the guys who gave their life
Speaker 1: for this country would want you to know that's not
Speaker 1: what the weekend is about. But they would want you
Speaker 1: to have a beer and a hot dog and talk
Speaker 1: to your mother. That's what they would want, Okay, So
Speaker 1: go enjoy your weekend and we will honor the fallen
Speaker 1: on a Monday a mighty oracle. Since you come from
Speaker 1: a background of selling RVs, what are your top three
Speaker 1: manufacturers or brands other than Airstream of affordable lightweight bumper
Speaker 1: toe RV trailers for a Nester couple to purchase Tobo
Speaker 1: with a half ton with a V eight says his
Speaker 1: name is Guz. All right, Guz, let me explain something
Speaker 1: to you, Okay, and I'm just gonna give this to
Speaker 1: you right between the eyes. All right. Laws of physics
Speaker 1: haven't changed. Okay, you want a lightweight, affordable toe behind
Speaker 1: RV that is quality. There's no such thing. Let me explain.
Speaker 1: I'm not telling you not to buy it. I'm not.
Speaker 1: You need to adjust your expectations. If you are going
Speaker 1: to create an RV of any kind, whether it's a
Speaker 1: big fifth wheel or a toe behind or whatever it is,
Speaker 1: it has to be tollable by a vehicle, whether it's
Speaker 1: a halftime like you have, or even a big diesel. Therefore,
Speaker 1: you are limited by weight. You are limited by weight,
Speaker 1: so to make the RV, they have to make it
Speaker 1: with light weight material. Lightweight material is dog crap. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'd ever tell you. I held a forty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: watch one time. No, I don't own it. I've never
Speaker 1: owned something like this. But one of my buddies his
Speaker 1: dad had died and left him a Cartier watch. I
Speaker 1: don't know about Cartier, but obviously it's expensive, and he
Speaker 1: showed me online it was worth forty thousand dollars and
Speaker 1: I said, can I have it? And I hold it
Speaker 1: and I'm never gonna have one something like that. He said, yeah.
Speaker 1: The first thing that struck me was the weight of it.
Speaker 1: It was freaking heavy. Because of the quality, the amount
Speaker 1: of metal, the things they put in it. RV's were
Speaker 1: exactly the same way. If you want something super light
Speaker 1: that you can tow behind a half ton, you are
Speaker 1: going to buy something that will break and have problems.
Speaker 1: They only make two kinds of RVs, no matter how
Speaker 1: much you're spending, they only make two kinds. Ones that
Speaker 1: have had problems and ones that will have problems. And
Speaker 1: don't think that I'm just telling you this now. I
Speaker 1: told that exact same thing to everyone I ever sold
Speaker 1: in RV to. I want to make sure your expectations
Speaker 1: are managed. When you get to wherever you're going, you're
Speaker 1: going to turn on the faucet and it's going to leak. Sometimes,
Speaker 1: your air conditioning is going to break. You're going to
Speaker 1: have leaky windows, You're going to have roof problems at
Speaker 1: some point in time. I'm not trying to talk you
Speaker 1: out of it. They're a blast and people who get
Speaker 1: into it love it. But if you think you're buying
Speaker 1: a miniature home that's just kind of a hotel room
Speaker 1: on wheels that you can tow around, you are unbelievably mistaken.
Speaker 1: And when they break, it's not like a car where
Speaker 1: you you snap a belt. You gotta go drop it off,
Speaker 1: maybe three four hours, maybe even a day. You're picking
Speaker 1: it up again. No, no, no, no no. When you
Speaker 1: take it into the dealership to drop it off, the
Speaker 1: dealership is going to have to reach out. It's a
Speaker 1: warranty item. They're gonna have to go to the manufacturer.
Speaker 1: They're gonna have to grab the parts. I've seen RVs
Speaker 1: sit in an RV lot for six months waiting to
Speaker 1: get fixed. Chris is losing his mind right now.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: That may be an extreme situation. I'm not saying it's
Speaker 1: always six months. I'm saying there's no such thing as
Speaker 1: a quality, lightweight bumper pull RV. It does not exist.
Speaker 1: It cannot exist because otherwise it wouldn't be five thousand pounds,
Speaker 1: it would be one hundred thousand pounds, and no one
Speaker 1: will be able to toe the stupid thing. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry if that burst your bubble. That was not
Speaker 1: my intention, and I think you and your wife should,
Speaker 1: as empty nesters, go get an affordable one and go.
Speaker 1: But if I may rent one, first, rent won a
Speaker 1: couple times. Make sure you can tow it comfortably. Some
Speaker 1: people can't. We call them women, not quit. Make sure
Speaker 1: you can tow it comfortably, make sure you are you're
Speaker 1: used to the bed situation, make sure you can get
Speaker 1: by when something breaks. And as a final point, somebody
Speaker 1: like Chris should own an RV before somebody like me should.
Speaker 1: It's not that I can't do basic construction things, because
Speaker 1: I'd work construction my whole life. But Chris, Jewish producer.
Speaker 1: Chris is mechanically inclined, like rebuilding engines and that kind
Speaker 1: of weird crap. I would rather die than rebuild a
Speaker 1: car engine. Somebody like Chris, he's going to be able
Speaker 1: to work on his own RV. The people who are
Speaker 1: happiest with them are the ones. When the faucet leaks,
Speaker 1: they don't freak. They go get some teflon tape, pull
Speaker 1: out the wrenches, screw a couple of things in, and
Speaker 1: get the thing fixed up. Now, I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: has to be you, But if it's not you, if
Speaker 1: that faucet leaks and you immediately have to take it in,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a long, hard road, all right? Does
Speaker 1: that too much of a Debbie downer? Chris? I didn't
Speaker 1: mean it. I didn't mean for it to be what
Speaker 1: what it's about setting expectations That's exactly my point. I
Speaker 1: don't want you to think you're buying a house on wheels,
Speaker 1: because you're not. It's made you ever the styrofoam coffee cups,
Speaker 1: you know, the styrofoam coffee cups, that's your insulation. You
Speaker 1: realize that styrofoam in the walls, that's what they are.
Speaker 1: There ain't no quality one. They all break, but they're
Speaker 1: still phone. I still love them. Is that Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful Friday, or remember, you
Speaker 1: can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: The subject of this one is giving up on the
Speaker 1: federal debt problem. Jesse. I'm wondering why you were giving
Speaker 1: up on this issue. Last night, I was kind of
Speaker 1: having a powdy moment and I was frustrated, and I
Speaker 1: said that nobody wants to cut spending, and I'm just
Speaker 1: accepted that we're going to spend until the was having
Speaker 1: a pouty moment, Okay, and that's what this guy's addressing.
Speaker 1: He said, I'm wondering why you're giving up on this issue.
Speaker 1: While most people were ignorant about the threat of communism,
Speaker 1: you still seek to educate them. When COVID mandates were rampant,
Speaker 1: you didn't give into tyranny, when racism was welcomed under Biden.
Speaker 1: You didn't throw up your hands and surrender. Please don't
Speaker 1: stop speaking the truth about the problems and dangers of
Speaker 1: uncontrolled and irresponsible federal spending. The uninformed masses need to
Speaker 1: hear wisdom from the oracle on this issue. And his
Speaker 1: name is wyat Okay. I was having a pouty moment,
Speaker 1: and I shouldn't have said it because it's not true anyway.
Speaker 1: I'm still going to freak out whenever Republicans spend too
Speaker 1: much money, and when Democrats spend too much money, it
Speaker 1: upsets me. I was having a powdy moment. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to give up on it. Sometimes I get so
Speaker 1: frustrated with DC that well, let's be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I've told you this before, so it's not going to
Speaker 1: come with some earth shattering shock. I'm not sure a
Speaker 1: brand new listener, do you know that? Do you know
Speaker 1: that I actually don't enjoy talking politics all the time?
Speaker 1: Do you know that? Did you know that if I
Speaker 1: had my choice, if all else asign, that I would
Speaker 1: do history like every show. That's all I would do.
Speaker 1: You realize that I talk about history and food, maybe
Speaker 1: some sports too. I enjoy sports. I talk politics because
Speaker 1: it's necessary, because it's important, it's important. It is not
Speaker 1: my deep burning passion that I enjoy. I have other
Speaker 1: things that I enjoy more than I enjoyed politics. I
Speaker 1: feel an obligation to be involved. Are Tree needs us.
Speaker 1: You have to stay involved, even when you get burnt out,
Speaker 1: even when you get frustrated. You can't do what I
Speaker 1: said I was gonna do and just quit. You can't
Speaker 1: do it. Get Look, I would love today, I'd love
Speaker 1: to just make an announcement, you know what. I'm done
Speaker 1: with the Jesse Kelly Chow. As far as political talk,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna do a history podcast a couple
Speaker 1: times a week or so. I would actually love to
Speaker 1: do that. I can't. This stuff matters a lot, and
Speaker 1: federal spending matters a lot, and these people don't care.
Speaker 1: They just keep blowing out the budget and blowing out
Speaker 1: the budget and blowing out the budget. Republicans do it,
Speaker 1: and then Democrats do it, and then Republicans do it,
Speaker 1: and Democrats do it, and that Moody you heard that
Speaker 1: Moody's downgraded our credit rating. Right, I'm not gonna act
Speaker 1: like that's the end of the world, but that is
Speaker 1: a huge indicator, a huge indicator that the world is
Speaker 1: getting alarmed with our debt. In this new budget that
Speaker 1: they're trying to ram through, it adds twenty trillion dollars
Speaker 1: to the debt. Over over enough time, our debt goes
Speaker 1: from thirty six I think to fifty seven something crazy,
Speaker 1: something bonkers. And this is under Republican leadership. I've messy
Speaker 1: talked about it.
Speaker 2: We I'd love to stand here and tell the American
Speaker 2: people we can cut your taxes and we can increase
Speaker 2: spending and everything's going to be just fine. But I
Speaker 2: can't do that because I'm here to deliver a dose
Speaker 2: of reality. This bill dramatically increases deficits in the near term,
Speaker 2: but promises our government will be fiscally responsible five years
Speaker 2: from now. Where have we heard that before? How do
Speaker 2: you bind a future Congress to these promises? This bill
Speaker 2: is a debt bomb ticking. Congress can do funny math,
Speaker 2: fantasy math if it wants, but bond investors don't. And
Speaker 2: this week they sent us a message. Moodies downgraded our
Speaker 2: credit rating, and the bond investors who buy our debt
Speaker 2: and finance our debt demanded higher interest rates on the
Speaker 2: ten year note, the twenty year note, and the thirty
Speaker 2: year note. What does this mean? Very soon the government
Speaker 2: will be paying sixteen thousand dollars of interest interest a
Speaker 2: loan per us family.
Speaker 1: And what are we telling them?
Speaker 2: Instead of taking care of that problem, We're gonna give
Speaker 2: you a sixteen hundred dollars tax break. Under the taxing
Speaker 2: and spending levels in this bill, we're going to rack
Speaker 2: up the author say twenty trillion dollars of new debt
Speaker 2: over the next ten years. I'm telling you it's closer
Speaker 2: to thirty trillion dollars of new debt in the next
Speaker 2: ten years.
Speaker 1: That's staggering. And the bond investor part of that is frightening.
Speaker 1: They're jacking up our interest rates because they don't think
Speaker 1: we're a reliable investment anymore. I just talked about selling RVs.
Speaker 1: That's how it works. You realize that you walk in
Speaker 1: to buy an RV, you want to have a great,
Speaker 1: great interest rate on whatever loan. It's going to depend
Speaker 1: on your credit score and your credit history. You walk
Speaker 1: in to buy an RV from me with a seven
Speaker 1: to fifty credit score, I'm going to be able to
Speaker 1: shop you around in the banks will actually compete to
Speaker 1: get your loan because you are so reliable. They will
Speaker 1: compete and give you a great interest rate. You walk
Speaker 1: in with a five to fifty credit score, I'll get
Speaker 1: someone to buy it, maybe if you're lucky, maybe a
Speaker 1: bank or two, and you're going to pay seventeen percent
Speaker 1: and you're gonna like it, or you're not going to
Speaker 1: have an RV. That's how life works, not just buying
Speaker 1: RVs with countries. Our debt bond investors buy it historically,
Speaker 1: that's how we've piled up so much of it. They
Speaker 1: buy it because we've been a reliable, a reliable investment. Yeah. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: essentially loaning, let's loan America some more money. They always
Speaker 1: pay it back. And these are not Republicans, they're not Democrats.
Speaker 1: They're just finance guys. They just look at numbers. As
Speaker 1: we speak now before there's a new bill. As we
Speaker 1: speak right now, they're looking at us and they're saying, hmm,
Speaker 1: I don't know about this credit score. There are some
Speaker 1: things on there that are red flags. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: to charge you more. I had a guy one time,
Speaker 1: I remember it. He used to have a great credit score,
Speaker 1: and he walked into the RV to dealership to buy
Speaker 1: an RV from me, and he was very, very angry
Speaker 1: that his interest rate was really high. And we pulled
Speaker 1: a credit report. When we pull a credit report, it's
Speaker 1: not just what you get, which is a score. We
Speaker 1: have your entire credit history. It's amazing how detailed it is.
Speaker 1: All that is available with your Social Security number. Did
Speaker 1: you know that I can see everything you've ever every
Speaker 1: line of credit you've ever taken out, bankruptcies, medical bills,
Speaker 1: It's all on there. Your entire history is on there.
Speaker 1: And I said, do you want to know? You why
Speaker 1: you have a high interest rate? Because you still owe
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars to Verizon. They've referred you to collections.
Speaker 1: And you know what this moron told me. They screwed
Speaker 1: me over and I told him I wasn't gonna pay it.
Speaker 1: And I didn't pay it, and I said, wow, you
Speaker 1: really showed them. Now you can't have an RV. Boy,
Speaker 1: You really got them there. That's how it works, Jesse.
Speaker 1: Unless you do your radio program most every night. Last night.
Speaker 1: You hit the nail on the head once again with
Speaker 1: the comment about the only way to bring business back
Speaker 1: to the US is to get rid of the EPA.
Speaker 1: Look like I said, we can manipulate this and massage
Speaker 1: this and twist this around and put this fine on
Speaker 1: these guys, and we're going to find the EU and
Speaker 1: we're gonna do That's fine, whatever, that's fine. But we
Speaker 1: will not bring back American manufacturing and a lasting, significant
Speaker 1: way that changes and improves the lives of Americans until
Speaker 1: the business environment of this country gets better. And we
Speaker 1: will not have a better business environment in this country
Speaker 1: until Democrats stop being prosperity hating savages. That's the truth
Speaker 1: we have. We regulate and tax and fine and regulate
Speaker 1: and tax and fine and permit, and it is and
Speaker 1: it's a nightmare to do anything in this country, a
Speaker 1: nightmare to do anything. Now, years and years and years
Speaker 1: of new laws and new rules and new laws and
Speaker 1: new rules has made it impossible to do business, and
Speaker 1: businesses went elsewhere. That is the real root of the
Speaker 1: problem here. It is The Jesse Kelly Show, final segment
Speaker 1: of a jetse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Friday, Before
Speaker 1: we go into a Memorial Day weekend. Give missed any
Speaker 1: part of the show, you can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes.
Speaker 1: If you don't listen live on Monday for our Memorial
Speaker 1: Day special, download that the next day. I think you'll
Speaker 1: probably enjoy it. We try. It could be heavy, right,
Speaker 1: we're talking about people who gave their lives for the country,
Speaker 1: but we really we do the best we can. I'm
Speaker 1: sure I fall short. How do you want to somebody
Speaker 1: who gave their life for the country. There's no way.
Speaker 1: But we try the best we can to honor those
Speaker 1: who gave their lives and to respect their families that
Speaker 1: are left behind, for sure, because that's something that has
Speaker 1: always meant the world to me. So we have the
Speaker 1: opportunity now, because this stupid show got so big, we
Speaker 1: have the opportunity now to do that nationwide. So we
Speaker 1: will attempt to do that on Monday as best we can. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I turn on a Christian podcast this week and heard
Speaker 1: an interview with Senator Lankfort about his new book Turnaround,
Speaker 1: dealing with revival in America. All kinds of bells and
Speaker 1: whistles went off in my mind having listened to your show. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: I haven't been able to retain the information about reasons
Speaker 1: of your negative view of a man. Can you give
Speaker 1: me a brief review lesson? Her name is Karen Well.
Speaker 1: I already talked about him earlier, so I think I
Speaker 1: probably cleared that up for you. But that's how James
Speaker 1: Langford and many like him get elected. These people use
Speaker 1: shields that they know appeal to us. They all do it.
Speaker 1: Trump is a very common one. Now. John Cornyn has
Speaker 1: already begun his look how trumpy I am campaign here
Speaker 1: in Texas. He knows he's in trouble in that primary,
Speaker 1: so he is sucking up the Trump I have already.
Speaker 1: We already talked about this. He has leadership like John
Speaker 1: Thune working on Trump already trying to get Trump to
Speaker 1: endorse him. Now, why is John Corny wants to be
Speaker 1: re elected and Trump is popular, so he's trying to
Speaker 1: draft off of that. They do it with immigration all
Speaker 1: the time. When it's election season and you're a Republican,
Speaker 1: you stand up and talk about how many illegals you're
Speaker 1: going to deport, and then the second you get re elected,
Speaker 1: you go work with Democrats trying to pass amnesty. That's
Speaker 1: exactly what James Langford did. In Bible Belt places like Oklahoma,
Speaker 1: where church attendance is through the roof, you can win
Speaker 1: a lot of elections being the Christian guy running for Senate,
Speaker 1: and they will excuse or ignore the fact that you
Speaker 1: go back to Washington, d C. And screw them over
Speaker 1: all the time because you were in church with them
Speaker 1: on Sunday. James Langford tried to get amnesty passed with
Speaker 1: Joe Biden during the last year of Joe Biden's presidency.
Speaker 1: He vocally, loudly tried to get amnesty passed while these
Speaker 1: savages were importing twenty million people. James Langford tried to
Speaker 1: help them import more. But he gets elected in Oklahoma
Speaker 1: with the whole look how Christian I am thing, that's
Speaker 1: my pastor. I love Jesus, don't you love Jesus. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.
Speaker 1: Let's go to church. I love Jesus. I love amnesty
Speaker 1: for a bunch of barbarians, but I also love Jesus.
Speaker 1: Very very effective, Jesse. With your prediction of social media
Speaker 1: ending on American communism, I would agree with you. With
Speaker 1: the exception of artificial intelligence. Do you think AI can
Speaker 1: reverse the gains you speak of, Well, right now, there
Speaker 1: is a huge, huge global war going on with AI,
Speaker 1: artificial intelligence, and so much of this goes above my
Speaker 1: head because I don't do technology, as you know, but
Speaker 1: I know what AI is, so do you. And the
Speaker 1: global war is countries are competing and companies are competing
Speaker 1: to control it and create the superior AI. And look,
Speaker 1: I don't want to freak you out, so I don't
Speaker 1: want to freak myself out. And I don't know what
Speaker 1: the future is going to bring, but you can look
Speaker 1: at this and you can see so many ugly things
Speaker 1: that will come from it, including job loss, unbelievable amounts
Speaker 1: of job loss of companies that are just going to
Speaker 1: AI everything. I ordered Taco Bell, not to brag, but
Speaker 1: I got the extra creamy jalapeno sauce on it. I
Speaker 1: ordered Taco Bell yesterday, swung through the drive through. I
Speaker 1: just wanted to check in caesadilla. I was out. The
Speaker 1: person taking the order was not a person, It was AI. Now.
Speaker 1: I drove up to the window and there was still
Speaker 1: someone in there. But that's someone else's job gone. And
Speaker 1: I realized, maybe you're scoffing at that. It's Taco Bell.
Speaker 1: Someone doesn't have a paycheck anymore, and that's Taco Bell.
Speaker 1: I've told you about my buddy who he still sells RVs.
Speaker 1: That's what he does. The advancements he sees in AI.
Speaker 1: He has AI salesman and saleswomen. You get online and
Speaker 1: you want to chat with somebody, you're chatting with AI.
Speaker 1: It is. It's a global war going on for control
Speaker 1: of it. And remember what the Biden administration did. A
Speaker 1: lot of people forget this. The Biden h Chris if
Speaker 1: you can grab it. I think it was Scott Piscent.
Speaker 1: What was his name? Maybe not Scott, but no, it
Speaker 1: wasn't percent. It wasn't percent Mar somebody the guy who
Speaker 1: said the Obama or the Biden administration brought him in.
Speaker 1: Mark Dreesen maybe is his name, The billionaire guy who
Speaker 1: said Biden brought him in and they had a plan
Speaker 1: to control completely artificial intelligence and they were going to
Speaker 1: do it. Of course, Oh you have it, go ahead,
Speaker 1: play it.
Speaker 3: The meetings were absolutely horrifying, and we came out basically
Speaker 3: deciding we had to endorse Trump.
Speaker 1: What did you hear in those meetings?
Speaker 3: AI is a technology basically that the government is going
Speaker 3: to completely control. This is not going to be a
Speaker 3: startup thing. They actually said flat out to us, don't start,
Speaker 3: don't do AI startups, like, don't don't fund AI startups.
Speaker 3: It's not something that we're going to allow to happen.
Speaker 3: They're not going to be allowed to exist. There's no point.
Speaker 3: They basically said, AI is going to be a game
Speaker 3: of two or three big companies working closely with the government,
Speaker 3: and we're going to basically wrap them in a you know,
Speaker 3: I'm paraphrasing, but we're going to basically wrap them in
Speaker 3: a government cocoon. We're going to protect them from competition,
Speaker 3: we're going to control them, and we're going to dictate
Speaker 3: what they do. And then I said, well, I said,
Speaker 3: I don't understand how you're going to lock this down
Speaker 3: so much, because like the math for you know, AI
Speaker 3: is like out there and it's being taught everywhere. And
Speaker 3: you know, they literally said, well, you know, during the
Speaker 3: Cold War, we classified entire areas of physics and took
Speaker 3: them out of the research community, and and and and
Speaker 3: and like entire branches of physics basically went dark and
Speaker 3: didn't proceed. And that if we, if we decide we
Speaker 3: need to we're going to do the same thing to
Speaker 3: the math underneath.
Speaker 1: AI.
Speaker 3: Wow, And I said, I've just learned two very important things,
Speaker 3: because I wasn't aware of the former, and I wasn't
Speaker 3: aware that you were, you know, even conceiving of doing
Speaker 3: it to the latter.
Speaker 1: There's a war for it, and then the Communists are
Speaker 1: fighting it. But I don't know that they're going to
Speaker 1: win it, right, But there is a war for it,
Speaker 1: and I don't know where this is all going to go.
Speaker 1: I guess we'll find out together.