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Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 2: on a.
Speaker 3: Wednesday, on a Thanksgiving Eve.
Speaker 2: And we have so much to get into this Elon
Speaker 2: Vivek Department of Government Efficiency. There's some stinky gopers involved
Speaker 2: in this whole thing. We'll discuss that. People have a
Speaker 2: lot to say about Thanksgiving that'll probably have to be
Speaker 2: talked about this hour. Some we have well, people were
Speaker 2: angry with Utah, I don't understand why? Oh that and
Speaker 2: so much more coming up this hour on the world
Speaker 2: famous Jesse Kelly Show. I want to begin here doctor
Speaker 2: Jesse Iowa resident here that would love the primary my
Speaker 2: entire delegation. Jony Ernst was just tapped to help Elon
Speaker 2: and Vivek with Doge. Is it even possible to primary her?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: All right? So here is This is the problem.
Speaker 2: We are going to have and it's going to be
Speaker 2: a source of frustration for you and me. But we
Speaker 2: also have to understand this. We want the system cleaned out.
Speaker 2: We want the bad guys to lose. We want them
Speaker 2: to be fired. This includes losers and the GOP. We
Speaker 2: want them primary want. We want the system cleaned out.
Speaker 2: We want good people to replace them because we care
Speaker 2: about our country, and that's good.
Speaker 3: All those things are.
Speaker 2: Good, but it takes time to do it, and working
Speaker 2: within the system makes it very, very difficult to clean
Speaker 2: the system. I this Department of Government Efficiency. I'll just
Speaker 2: go ahead and lay it out there. And I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna spend a lot of time on this because I
Speaker 2: don't like talking about it. I love the idea of it.
Speaker 2: I love that Elon and Vivek are doing it. I
Speaker 2: love that they're talking about cutting this and cutting that.
Speaker 2: And then I saw the list. I don't have it
Speaker 2: in front of me, but then I saw the list
Speaker 2: of the gopeers who are going to be helping them
Speaker 2: do it. And it's John Cornyn, it's Jony Ernst. And
Speaker 2: if I was part of the swamp, part of the system,
Speaker 2: and I wanted to ensure that no significant parts of
Speaker 2: the system are going to face any opposition, I would
Speaker 2: do exactly what they've done. I would take some gop
Speaker 2: rhinos and I would throw them on this DOGE commission
Speaker 2: because they're gonna get in there and they're going to
Speaker 2: really dig into it. Except they're not. What they'll do
Speaker 2: is what the people like Joni Ernst and John Cornyn.
Speaker 2: What they will do is they will act as if
Speaker 2: they're doing something, but without ever actually doing anything significant.
Speaker 2: You know, when I was a kid, you know how,
Speaker 2: I don't eat vegetables. I refuse to eat vegetables unless
Speaker 2: it's an onion or something that's delicious. But I don't
Speaker 2: eat vegetables. And so when I was a kid, I
Speaker 2: used to think I was really, really slick. My parents
Speaker 2: would always of course, in my house, you had to
Speaker 2: eat whatever was prepared. You sit down and you're not
Speaker 2: allowed to get up to it's done. So I'd sit
Speaker 2: down and there'd be something disgusting on the plate, like
Speaker 2: turkey or lima beans or something like that or both,
Speaker 2: and I would push things around the plate instead of
Speaker 2: leaving the big pile of lima beans right where they were.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't eat any, of course, but I would move
Speaker 2: some over here, and move some over there. Let's just
Speaker 2: get rid of this big pile. I haven't actually done
Speaker 2: anything significant, but from the outside looking at for someone
Speaker 2: looking over at my plate, it might appear that I've
Speaker 2: done some damage to those lime of beans. Granted I
Speaker 2: had ten before, I still.
Speaker 3: Have ten, but the ten are different places.
Speaker 2: That is the exact kind of thing that the John
Speaker 2: Cornyn and Jony Erth's Ernst types are going to do
Speaker 2: with the Department of Government efficiency. They'll get in and
Speaker 2: you watch you just watch Chris write this down. You
Speaker 2: watch the losers and the GOP senate who are getting
Speaker 2: involved in this. They're gonna start publicly bragging about the
Speaker 2: cuts they're making, and they'll find the most absurd things
Speaker 2: which we shouldn't be funding. Of course, you know, we're
Speaker 2: funding turtles with mental disabilities in the Caribbean. Like that's
Speaker 2: the kind of crazy crap the government funds. They'll find
Speaker 2: these ridiculous things. Jony ern still find these things and
Speaker 2: then she'll put it out there all over social media.
Speaker 3: Look at what I've cut.
Speaker 2: We're no longer funding these moronic turtles.
Speaker 3: I am cutting things.
Speaker 2: It's an hotter to be part of Trump's government, and
Speaker 2: we're cutting the government.
Speaker 3: Only when you dig into it, it'll be.
Speaker 2: Fifty thousand dollars. Not that fifty thousand dollars is nothing.
Speaker 2: It's significant. But you'll notice they're not going to actually
Speaker 2: cut anything that's really really crushing us. That stuff is
Speaker 2: what they're there to protect.
Speaker 3: You see, so.
Speaker 2: I have a lot of concerns. I think they're gonna
Speaker 2: sit down at that plate full of lime of beans
Speaker 2: and they're gonna push it all over the plate, and
Speaker 2: then they're gonna brag to you and me if I
Speaker 2: look at the great work we've done. I saw that
Speaker 2: list of names that's going to be on the Doge Council,
Speaker 2: and I just honestly almost poored a whiskey. Dear Papa Cream,
Speaker 2: stop calling me that I said that nickname one time. Okay,
Speaker 2: I should not have said that. You recently mentioned your
Speaker 2: stance on stop nutting the dessert. As a person experiencing
Speaker 2: a tree nut allergy, I appreciate you speaking out against
Speaker 2: big nuts. I'm sure you firmly stand behind your comments.
Speaker 2: I call on you to lead by example and share
Speaker 2: your recommendations for the best desserts. World famous author leading
Speaker 2: the charge, we can finally begin the noble work of
Speaker 2: busting big nuts.
Speaker 3: Thanks for all you do.
Speaker 2: His name is Greg. Yes, nuts do not belong in dessert.
Speaker 2: Stop sprinkling nuts on my pudding, stop putting nuts in
Speaker 2: my brownies. And pecan pie is the exception to this,
Speaker 2: So don't email me about pecan pie. Pecan pie is
Speaker 2: the exception to this. Stop putting your nuts in dessert.
Speaker 3: Stop. I love nuts.
Speaker 2: I'm mister nut right. They don't belong to dessert. That's
Speaker 2: one two the best dessert's ever. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: My favorite one that Ob makes is. Well, she makes
Speaker 2: a couple that are really good. You know of you've
Speaker 2: had oatmeal cream pies, Little Debbie oatmeal cream pies before.
Speaker 2: Ob she makes them homemade from scratch, homemade oatmeal cream pies.
Speaker 2: When we have any kind of a big party, a
Speaker 2: big Christmas po already, a big whatever, one of those
Speaker 2: things where everyone brings a dish, she will bring the
Speaker 2: oatmeal cream pie at cream pies. And now it is
Speaker 2: known in the neighborhood. Her omeal cream pies are famous everyone,
Speaker 2: kids and adults alike. They will descend on whatever tupperware
Speaker 2: she brings like a pack of wolves, and in two
Speaker 2: minutes it's the first thing gone. Every time they will
Speaker 2: wipe out the oatmeal cream pies. I have gotten to
Speaker 2: the point where I demand that she sets aside two
Speaker 2: or three for me to keep them back to the house,
Speaker 2: because I won't get.
Speaker 3: One at the party.
Speaker 2: I won't get one homemade oatmeal cream pies are amazing.
Speaker 2: She makes homemade banana pudding. Everyone listening in Georgia right
Speaker 2: now is gonna appreciate that, because Georgia has the best
Speaker 2: banana pudding I've ever had in my life. But homemade
Speaker 2: banana pudding that is dynamite, but the best thing in
Speaker 2: the world that she makes. It's a berry cobbler barry cobbler,
Speaker 2: only instead of the normal pie crust on top of it,
Speaker 2: it's a sugar cookie crust.
Speaker 3: So it's a crust.
Speaker 2: It just looks like a pie crust, but it's a
Speaker 2: little crunchier and it's got some sugar crystals in it.
Speaker 2: She makes that with homemade vanilla ice cream, and she
Speaker 2: pulls the cob out of the oven, and she's always like,
Speaker 2: you gotta wait, you're gonna bring your math again. But
Speaker 2: I can never wait. So I go and I scoop
Speaker 2: a couple things in and it's just liquid hot magma
Speaker 2: at this point. But then I take the homemade vanilla
Speaker 2: ice cream and I start dumping that on there and
Speaker 2: it starts melting in. Oh my gosh, it's the best thing.
Speaker 2: It's gosh, it's the best thing I've ever had in
Speaker 2: my life. Dear turkey hating Oracle, you've gone total g
Speaker 2: hot after turkey dinner. I'm gonna get in to think
Speaker 2: you have gone coming on us. You're trying to single
Speaker 2: handedly destroy a great American tradition like the commedis are
Speaker 2: destroying everything else American. You've become just like the trannies
Speaker 2: who are forcing their garbage down our throats. What traditional
Speaker 2: holiday will you try to destroy next? Her name is Colleen. No,
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to destroy Thanksgiving. I'm trying to help
Speaker 2: your Thanksgiving. I'm trying to aid your Thanksgiving. You see,
Speaker 2: you said you can improve on things that's allowed.
Speaker 1: Jesse Sergeant Grease he here, retired law enforcement. Call him
Speaker 1: with an update and a question. Update is you had
Speaker 1: some advice about meeting the brand new boyfriend of my daughter.
Speaker 1: I did not follow your advice. I decided to go
Speaker 1: very easy on this guy and see if he'd fall
Speaker 1: for it. He did not. He was the appropriate amount
Speaker 1: of suck up without being obnoxious, and he brought me
Speaker 1: a bottle of my favorite sketch. So far, so good.
Speaker 1: But my question is I was in the Navy. There
Speaker 1: were some really stupid guys. I worked with that thought
Speaker 1: they could get out of the Navy by breaking each
Speaker 1: other's legs. And their plan was, you break my leg
Speaker 1: and then afterwards I'll break your leg with this angle iron.
Speaker 1: What's the dumbest thing you ever saw one of your
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Speaker 1: or try to get out of the service.
Speaker 3: Oh, oh boy, do I have one for you.
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Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show a Wednesday. Of course,
Speaker 2: it's an ass doctor Jesse Wednesday. So the guy asked
Speaker 2: a question in case you're just now joining us. He
Speaker 2: was in the Navy, saw some dudes trying to break
Speaker 2: each other's legs to get out of the Navy. Did
Speaker 2: I ever see anybody do something stupid like that in
Speaker 2: the Marines?
Speaker 3: I did, as a matter of fact.
Speaker 2: So every platoon, at least to my knowledge, every platoon
Speaker 2: has one or two guys who are complete and utter morons.
Speaker 2: It's just inevitable when you get that many people from
Speaker 2: that many different walks of life. You're gonna have some geniuses,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have some morons, you're gonna have the funny guy,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have You're just gonna have different people, but
Speaker 2: morons on a level that it really is amazing. You
Speaker 2: don't fully appreciate how dumb some people are until you
Speaker 2: get forced into living with them for extended periods of time.
Speaker 2: And there was one in my weapons platoon. I was
Speaker 2: in first Battalion, seventh Marines, Alpha Company, Weapons Platoon. I
Speaker 2: am not going to name this individual, so for our
Speaker 2: purpose is now.
Speaker 3: We'll just call him Chris. Chris was.
Speaker 2: Honestly lazy, I don't think is really how I would
Speaker 2: describe it, just so stupid, Like you would tell him
Speaker 2: to do something basic. He would finish petee in the morning,
Speaker 2: and you would tell him go take a shower, and
Speaker 2: then it's your uniform, mom, we have things we need
Speaker 2: to do today, and you'd show up ten to fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes later, and he would just be sitting in his room,
Speaker 2: just staring at the wall, not showered, not anything, and
Speaker 2: you'd have to freak out and thrash him and make.
Speaker 3: His life miserable.
Speaker 2: And then he's just dumb, amazingly dumb, dumber than you
Speaker 2: can possibly imagine, and the worst at every single thing.
Speaker 2: No matter what we were doing, weapons wise or whatever,
Speaker 2: he couldn't do anything. Just really, honestly, they should have
Speaker 2: drummed him out of the Marines. He was so dumb
Speaker 2: and incapable of doing anything. Just a moron, and not
Speaker 2: not a terrible guy.
Speaker 3: I need to know.
Speaker 2: He was not like evil or something like that. Was
Speaker 2: just an idiot, just a total idiot. So nine to
Speaker 2: eleven happens. Remember I was already in the Marines of
Speaker 2: nine to eleven, I've been in for a year. Not
Speaker 2: long after, it was a while after, but little ways after,
Speaker 2: we end up deploying to Kuwait. And we all know
Speaker 2: it wasn't exactly a mystery. You knew if you were
Speaker 2: watching at home, you knew we were gonna declare war
Speaker 2: on Iraq. That's a reason they mobilized all these infratrue
Speaker 2: units into Kuwait. Now we go to Kuwait, but we
Speaker 2: don't go to some official base or a barracks or
Speaker 2: something like that. They put us in the middle of
Speaker 2: some god forsaken strip of desert, and we put up
Speaker 2: these huge tents, tents that sleep one hundred, two hundred
Speaker 2: dudes put up these huge tents. We essentially made a
Speaker 2: tent city out there, and that's where we slept, and
Speaker 2: that's where we began training, really, really really hard training.
Speaker 2: We always trained hard in the infantry anyway, but they
Speaker 2: took it up a notch big time because they're trying
Speaker 2: to put the finishing touches on combat. So you're doing
Speaker 2: gas mask runs and just all kinds of crap. As
Speaker 2: we're getting ready to shove off. We know we're getting
Speaker 2: ready to shove off. They gave us a pen of adrenaline.
Speaker 2: I forget what the EpiPen type thing.
Speaker 3: And this was.
Speaker 2: Because they thought Saddam Hussein was going to gas us.
Speaker 2: He had very publicly threatened to gas us. We were
Speaker 2: actually doing a shoot once in Kuwait and we were
Speaker 2: told we were getting gassed. It turned out to be
Speaker 2: a false alarm, but we had to pull out our
Speaker 2: gas masks. Getting gassed was an extremely real threat for us.
Speaker 2: We were always wearing our mop gear that's your gas
Speaker 2: mask gear, you know, pants and jacket, things like that
Speaker 2: mop gear, and this moron was all so it turns
Speaker 2: out a complete coward. He did not want to go
Speaker 2: to combat, which is understandable. I mean totally get not
Speaker 2: wanting to go to combat, but you can't check it
Speaker 2: out on your buddies. He didn't look at it that way.
Speaker 2: He takes this pen. The pen was given to us.
Speaker 2: Sorry if I didn't clarify this. In case you get gassed.
Speaker 2: If you've ever seen the movie The Rock, you have
Speaker 2: a pretty good understandingstanding of how it goes.
Speaker 3: You inject yourself with this pen.
Speaker 2: It'll keep you alive through Eric can keep you alive,
Speaker 2: depending on how bad the gassing is. This moron goes
Speaker 2: down to the poor to John's one day, pulls out
Speaker 2: his pen and sticks himself with it so he doesn't
Speaker 2: have to go to combat. Essentially tries to create a
Speaker 2: medical emergency for himself so he gets kicked out and
Speaker 2: doesn't have to go.
Speaker 3: And here's the best.
Speaker 2: Part of the entire thing. He had something hard in
Speaker 2: his pocket. You have a pocket on his trousers on
Speaker 2: the outside of his leg, like cargo pants. He had
Speaker 2: something in there. I forget what it was, a book
Speaker 2: or there was something hard in there. He tries to
Speaker 2: stab himself and accidentally stabs the hard thing in the
Speaker 2: side of his leg. He fails to stab himself. All
Speaker 2: he ends up doing is bending the needle tip of
Speaker 2: the EpiPen thing, the adrenaline pen thing. All he got
Speaker 2: was thrashed for the whole thing. He didn't get kicked out,
Speaker 2: he didn't create a medical emergency. He did do push
Speaker 2: ups until he vomited all over himself, and that's all
Speaker 2: he got for the entire thing. Yes, I've seen some
Speaker 2: very dumb people do some very very dumb things. So,
Speaker 2: speaking of which, somebody's angry with Utah. He's in Utah
Speaker 2: and he's angry with Utah. To talk him off the
Speaker 2: ledge in just a moment. Hang on is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show on a Wednesday, Reminding you you can email
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Speaker 2: a voicemail eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 2: seven three. Let's get to them, shall we, Oracle, The
Speaker 2: Mormons of Utah are far too trusting of any Mormon
Speaker 2: Republican who runs for office. They will always just vote
Speaker 2: for whichever Mormon has the more recognizable last name. It
Speaker 2: blows me away. We end up with losers. Like Romney
Speaker 2: or Romney, Curtis and Cox. That actually sounds like a
Speaker 2: law firm. We're the most religious state in the freaking Union,
Speaker 2: and our government clarified that he goes by he him.
Speaker 2: Will you please rebuke us utahns. I don't think he
Speaker 2: said that right on air, Love Your Show. My wife
Speaker 2: hates it though, because she says it's exactly like listening
Speaker 2: to me. His name is Marshall. Okay, I spend enough
Speaker 2: time rebuking GOP primary voters in red states. I don't
Speaker 2: need to single out Utah. But Utah is just as guilty, right,
Speaker 2: the exact same thing we do in Texas and Dakota
Speaker 2: that they.
Speaker 3: Do the same thing.
Speaker 2: But let's talk about that because you made it kind
Speaker 2: of about a Mormon thing, and that's that's obviously it's
Speaker 2: somewhat fair. But let me explain everyone knows, not exactly
Speaker 2: a mystery that Mormon is or LDS.
Speaker 3: Utah is central casting for that.
Speaker 2: That is where they settle down. That is the LDS
Speaker 2: capital of the country. And it's very very powerful. The
Speaker 2: Mormon Church is very powerful, very influential in the state
Speaker 2: of Utah. And I've had a lot of people, including
Speaker 2: a lot of LDS people email and complaining that that's
Speaker 2: all they believe, or that's all that's the only seal
Speaker 2: of approval they need. The second they feel like the
Speaker 2: Mormon Church gives their thumbs up on somebody, then for
Speaker 2: a lot of.
Speaker 3: Them, they'll just go vote that way. Period.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna dispute that, okay, but
Speaker 2: I will say there is no ability in life, whatever
Speaker 2: field you're in, politics, doesn't matter what it is, there
Speaker 2: is no ability like relatability, none whatsoever. It is a
Speaker 2: human nature thing. It's not unique to Utah or Mormons,
Speaker 2: or Christians, or Jews, or Whites or Blacks or Mexicans,
Speaker 2: or it is a universal thing across the globe, across
Speaker 2: the span of time. People want they want to feel
Speaker 2: like they know you. They want to feel like you
Speaker 2: know them. You know why Donald Trump is so good
Speaker 2: at retail politics? Retail politics? Why is he so good
Speaker 2: at it? What makes him so good at it? Because
Speaker 2: when Donald trum walks into McDonald's and orders a big
Speaker 2: mac or whatever he orders for McDonald's, not only does
Speaker 2: he do that because he genuinely likes McDonald's. You look
Speaker 2: at this guy, this New York billionaire, always in a
Speaker 2: suit and tie.
Speaker 3: And you think he eats.
Speaker 2: What I eat. I eat McDonald's Trump beats McDonald's UFC.
Speaker 2: Maybe you watch UFC, maybe you don't.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 2: I'm not obsessed with it, but I'm liking it more
Speaker 2: and more and more. But Donald Trump goes to these fights.
Speaker 2: He goes to these big fights. What other politician does that?
Speaker 2: And maybe you can say I don't care about that,
Speaker 2: Yes I understand, but hear me out. You tell blue
Speaker 2: collar guy, UFC's bass is blue caller dudes. And I
Speaker 2: know there are rich dudes who watch it and women
Speaker 2: who watch it, but that's their main base is blue
Speaker 2: collar dudes. When you walk into that one blue collar
Speaker 2: guy's watching UFC, even if he's not political or whatever.
Speaker 2: And he sees Donald Trump come and sit right by
Speaker 2: the ring and be into it and cheer and whatnot.
Speaker 2: He looks at that and thinks, that guy knows me
Speaker 2: at least a little bit. He likes what I like.
Speaker 2: I like watching the fights. Donald Trump likes watching the fights,
Speaker 2: and it feels real to him. He gets closer to
Speaker 2: Trump in that moment. It's part of what doomed Dome
Speaker 2: unless you're a blind, drunk wine mom on anti anxiety medication.
Speaker 2: There's nothing about Dome that most normal people find relatable.
Speaker 2: She comes off like a far left valley girl. That's
Speaker 2: a very, very slim portion of the population. Back to Utah.
Speaker 2: You say you're angry because the Mormons in Utah will
Speaker 2: go out and vote for whoever they feel has the
Speaker 2: approval of the Mormon Church. That's fair. It happens Christians
Speaker 2: will do this exact same thing too. I don't know
Speaker 2: Chris will have to testify to this one. I'm sure
Speaker 2: Jewish people do the exact same too, because they find
Speaker 2: it relatable. It's an understand thing, but it is something
Speaker 2: we all have to guard against. Think about this well.
Speaker 2: To think about this, think for a moment of how
Speaker 2: many Chris said, yes, you just do too. Think how
Speaker 2: many black people were absolutely burned because they voted for
Speaker 2: Barack Obama. Now there were a ton of black people.
Speaker 2: He for an understandable reason. He just dominated the black vote.
Speaker 2: Because the black voter in the United States of America.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's you had never in his lifetime had a
Speaker 2: chance to vote for a black person for president. Now,
Speaker 2: if you're not black, that sounds ridiculous to you.
Speaker 3: Why would you.
Speaker 2: Vote for some street communists just because of the color
Speaker 2: of his skin.
Speaker 3: And I have echoed those words. I agree.
Speaker 2: I think that's crazy, But I still totally get it.
Speaker 2: If you grew up black in this country and you've never, ever,
Speaker 2: ever had the chance to vote one time for a
Speaker 2: black president and finding that opportunity presents itself to you,
Speaker 2: and let's say you're not heavily political, you don't really
Speaker 2: care about policy or really understand it, You're just a
Speaker 2: normal black person, and that opportunity presents itself, I can
Speaker 2: totally get why people would jump on that opportunity. Then,
Speaker 2: but think about this, Think about what it did to them.
Speaker 2: Barack Obama crushed the black community. The black community didn't
Speaker 2: really revitalize until Donald Trump took over, deregulated the economy,
Speaker 2: he stopped the flow of illegal immigration, record low black unemployment.
Speaker 2: The black community got a huge boost from Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: but voting based on relatability torched the black community.
Speaker 3: In this country.
Speaker 2: So that's a lesson not for black people, it's a
Speaker 2: lesson for all of us. It's a lesson for the Christians,
Speaker 2: it's a lesson for the Mormons, the whites, the blacks,
Speaker 2: the women. The lesson for all of us, be very
Speaker 2: very careful voting based on the guy who talks like you,
Speaker 2: walks like you, eats what you eat, enjoys what you do,
Speaker 2: because oftentimes he's pretending, and oftentimes that's a wolf in
Speaker 2: sheep's clothing.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Selena Zito said something last night. She was talking about
Speaker 2: why Bob Casey. In case you missed it, it was
Speaker 2: a fascinating interview last night at a few of them.
Speaker 2: Go download the podcast. iHeart Spotify iTunes. But she was
Speaker 2: talking about why Bob Casey lost his Senate race in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: And I've heard this exact tale many times before when
Speaker 2: an incumbent loses. She said, he stopped being seen out there.
Speaker 2: And she mentioned, you know ribbon cutting ceremonies. Well, this
Speaker 2: is what happens. Politicians stop caring about being relatable because
Speaker 2: they've been in power so long they don't think they
Speaker 2: have to anymore. But it tells you how they manipulate us,
Speaker 2: doesn't it, Because when you are United States senator, you
Speaker 2: do need to go to the new ribbon cutting ceremony.
Speaker 2: If there's a Veterans Day thing Yeah, you might want
Speaker 2: to go spend it with your family. You know, you
Speaker 2: have to make three different stops at different Veterans Day
Speaker 2: events because you have to be seen at the Veterans
Speaker 2: Day thing. You your entire life has to be about
Speaker 2: pretending to care about things you probably don't care about.
Speaker 2: Politicians lie all the time. That relatability thing has burned many, many,
Speaker 2: many people clear back to Utah. Now we're stuck with
Speaker 2: that scumbag Curtis. You know Curtis, new senator from Utah.
Speaker 2: You know he was the rumors are he was the
Speaker 2: one who torpedoed the Matt Gates nomination, the reason you're
Speaker 2: not going to have Matt Gates as ag. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: lost Murkowski and Collins, but Curtis from Blood Red Utah said,
Speaker 2: who I don't like that.
Speaker 3: Again. We've got to get past the relatability thing. All
Speaker 3: of us do.
Speaker 2: It's a very human nature thing. All right, let's talk
Speaker 2: about moving to Montana. Somebody lost their temper having a
Speaker 2: political conversation and needs some advice. We'll talk about that.
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Speaker 3: We'll be back the CLI.
Speaker 2: Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday, and let's
Speaker 2: dig back into these things. Somebody got in a little
Speaker 2: bit of a tiff with family and friends. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I'm in Arizona for the holiday. My parents and I
Speaker 2: are sitting around the kitchen table eating lunch. The conversation
Speaker 2: turns of politics. I start by saying democrats are evil demons,
Speaker 2: and my dad starts it on Trump. It ends with
Speaker 2: both of us raising our voices and me shouting at
Speaker 2: my dad to get your head out of your beep.
Speaker 2: I'm having trouble with being a pervasive or person persuasive
Speaker 2: voice for truth. I have the facts in my head,
Speaker 2: but when the yelling starts, I lose it. I get
Speaker 2: so upset and I end up cursing and yelling. I
Speaker 2: know that by doing so, I'm just working against the
Speaker 2: righteous cause. I've always been an introvert. I've always been
Speaker 2: to one to let the normies say what they want.
Speaker 2: Why quietly sit in the corner and roll my eyes. Though, now,
Speaker 2: after being inspired by you to stand up and speak
Speaker 2: truth and push back against the nonsense nonsense, I find
Speaker 2: myself frothing and spitting like a madman. Do you have
Speaker 2: any advice?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: So, first, I'm glad you've chosen to speak up. For way,
Speaker 2: way too long, we allow the communists to be the
Speaker 2: aggressor and social situations, and that's really important that we remember.
Speaker 2: That's really important that you don't let that happen. It's
Speaker 2: not a small thing, because we have a social shame system.
Speaker 2: Every culture does the social shame system, where people decide
Speaker 2: what behaviors, what ideas are acceptable and unacceptable. And for
Speaker 2: so long, because the communist was the only aggressor, we
Speaker 2: rolled our eyes and muttered things under our breath, and
Speaker 2: he's over there screaming and yelling about how much he
Speaker 2: loves open borders. He was the one deciding what the
Speaker 2: social shame system would be. It's the one who speaks
Speaker 2: up who decides that. So you can't let him do
Speaker 2: that anymore. Stop being quiet, Stop rolling your eyes. He
Speaker 2: is the one who should be ashamed. He's the one
Speaker 2: with evil, demonic views. He's the one wanting to flood
Speaker 2: the country with murderers and rapists. You don't have to
Speaker 2: be quiet. He should be quiet. However, when you argue
Speaker 2: with communists, when you debate them, and I've done so many,
Speaker 2: many many times before, it's really really critical for you
Speaker 2: to keep calm for a couple different reasons. One, I've
Speaker 2: done a lot of very terrible things in my life,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to call them mistakes. When I
Speaker 2: call them mistakes. It makes it sound like I'm making
Speaker 2: an excuse for terrible things I consciously did. And almost
Speaker 2: every mistake I've ever made, every horrible thing I've done,
Speaker 2: or a bad thing I've said, has come when I'm
Speaker 2: either angry or drunk. Almost every single one of them.
Speaker 2: I could go down the list. I was mad, I
Speaker 2: was drunk. I was mad, I was drunk, I was mad.
Speaker 2: So I've learned in my forty three years, although I
Speaker 2: certainly have not perfected this, that I should really avoid
Speaker 2: both of those states, that I will do far fewer
Speaker 2: bad things if I stay calm and I stay sober.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to be your priest. I'm just telling
Speaker 2: you for me personally, that's what I've discovered.
Speaker 3: About me in my life.
Speaker 2: But it's not just that the Communists. Remember, but I
Speaker 2: say something, get mad at me, You're probably gonna wonder
Speaker 2: what happened to Jesse. He still is a flesh and
Speaker 2: blood human being. He's just very, very lost. He's lost
Speaker 2: for a variety of reasons. He has lost his mind.
Speaker 2: He now pushes a really, really horrible, destructive religion, and
Speaker 2: we want him to come home right. We don't want
Speaker 2: him to be lost and you maybe you've got a
Speaker 2: member of your family, maybe it's a daughter, a mom,
Speaker 2: a dad. This guy's arguing with his dad and dad
Speaker 2: is lost. Dad is gonna get mad, and you don't
Speaker 2: have to sit there quietly. You can argue with dad.
Speaker 2: But when he loses his mind and he starts screaming
Speaker 2: and yelling and your daughter's yelling at you, you can
Speaker 2: argue back, and you should argue back. But if you
Speaker 2: lose your temper, you're not going to bring him back.
Speaker 2: You can logically shoot down and should shoot down the ridiculous,
Speaker 2: demonic ideas while staying completely calm. I have found in
Speaker 2: my personal life whenever I encounter a communist at a party, neighborhood, anywhere,
Speaker 2: that this is an extremely effective way, if not convincing them,
Speaker 2: at least getting them to shut up. I told you
Speaker 2: about that one conversation I had. A dude was actually Canadian,
Speaker 2: and he was this big commie and he loved to
Speaker 2: run his freaking mouth. And the second he walked into
Speaker 2: the party, he started running his mouth about politics, and
Speaker 2: all my neighbors are getting giddy. They're like, oh, we
Speaker 2: got to get him a Jesse, we gotta get in
Speaker 2: a jesse. They're just giddy with excitement about watching me
Speaker 2: go in on this guy. And he sat down and
Speaker 2: started arguing about gun confiscating, confiscation. I didn't want to argue,
Speaker 2: but he decided he wanted to go all in on it.
Speaker 2: And of course he started yelling and raising his voice
Speaker 2: and losing his mind. And I just sat there the
Speaker 2: entire time, and I wouldn't let him get off subject.
Speaker 2: He tries to do that. It's a tactic. They try
Speaker 2: to get you off subject. That's something that's stupid, not
Speaker 2: like you would say. And if you let him get
Speaker 2: to you, I'm not a Nazi. I get you just
Speaker 2: lost the argument. Nope, nope, you're not gonna reframe the argument.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna get me off course. That would set
Speaker 2: the Nazi stuff aside for a moment. You just said,
Speaker 2: gun confiscated. Let's go back to what you said. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: stay a comp nope, stay on subject. No no, don't
Speaker 2: no name coalp Nope, you're screaming and yelling. That's not
Speaker 2: gonna you stay right there. By the time we were
Speaker 2: done talking, I didn't turn him into some bloodthirsty right winger,
Speaker 2: of course not. But by the time we were done talking,
Speaker 2: he was so exasperated by the fact that I calmly
Speaker 2: shot down every one of his moronic arguments that you
Speaker 2: just kind of you could just see how deflated he was.
Speaker 2: He just kind of shrugged his shoulders. The emotions, the
Speaker 2: emotions they run off of. Oftentimes it's a tactic to
Speaker 2: throw you off and get you emotional. If he can
Speaker 2: get you emotional, if he can get you screaming and yelling,
Speaker 2: then he has you off topic. If you stay calm
Speaker 2: and think, don't get offended, he's going to insult you.
Speaker 2: He's going to call you a name, your liberal aunt Peggy,
Speaker 2: is going to insult your intelligence, your morality, your whatever.
Speaker 2: This is a tactic that is done on purpose. If
Speaker 2: you let it get to you, you will not win
Speaker 2: the argument. You may not lose, but you will not win.
Speaker 2: When you allow them to get to your emotions, you
Speaker 2: are allowing them to reframe the argument and move you
Speaker 2: off of something. So when you're having an argument with
Speaker 2: people and they tell you just want to close the
Speaker 2: border because you're a racist nazi who reminds them of
Speaker 2: Adolf Hitler, if you get offended and raise your voice,
Speaker 2: you're going to lose. If you just ignore that and
Speaker 2: brush it aside and stay on topic, you will win.
Speaker 3: I hope that hell.
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