Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a wonderful Monday, and we have a bunch
Speaker 1: of stuff we're gonna get to this hour. I am
Speaker 1: going to get to some emails. I'm going to talk
Speaker 1: to you about a very particular set of skills. I
Speaker 1: have Brandon Darby's coming up about a half hour from now,
Speaker 1: but we don't have time for any of that right now,
Speaker 1: because you know what time it is. It is time
Speaker 1: for Medal of Honor Monday, where we honor one of
Speaker 1: our heroes. We remember his name and his deeds. We
Speaker 1: tell our children about what he did and give them
Speaker 1: something wonderful to aspire to so they don't try to
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Speaker 1: have ones that are close to you, friend, neighbor, from
Speaker 1: your hometown, just ones you like, You're welcome to email
Speaker 1: those in This guy did he said, Jesse, I'd like
Speaker 1: to recommend Army Medic Specialist five James C. McLoughlin for
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor Monday. This hero is from South Haven, Michigan,
Speaker 1: was awarded the Medal of Honor in twenty seventeen for
Speaker 1: actions that took place over three days in May of
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty nine. Although he was wounded the first and
Speaker 1: second days of a three day battle, he kept fighting,
Speaker 1: saved the lives of ten men, took out an RPG location.
Speaker 1: After his tour of duty in Vietnam, he spent forty
Speaker 1: years as a teacher. How about that? So, without further ado,
Speaker 1: let's find out what mister James C. McLoughlin of South Haven,
Speaker 1: Michigan did in Vietnam. Hey honoring those he went above
Speaker 1: and yond its Medal of Honor Monday, Private first Class
Speaker 1: James C. McLoughlin distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and
Speaker 1: intrepidity at the risk of his life, above and beyond
Speaker 1: the call of duty. From May thirteenth to fifteenth, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty nine, while serving as a combat medic with Company C,
Speaker 1: third Battalion, twenty first Infantry, one hundred and ninety six
Speaker 1: Light Infantry Brigade, Americal Division, the Company Air assaulted into
Speaker 1: an area near camp near Tam Kai in Noi Yan
Speaker 1: Hill on May thirteenth. With complete disregard for his life,
Speaker 1: he ran one hundred meters in an open field through
Speaker 1: heavy fire to rescue a comrade too injured to move
Speaker 1: and carried him to safety. That same day, second patoon
Speaker 1: was ordered to search the area near ney Yan Hill
Speaker 1: when the platoon command commander was ambushed by a large
Speaker 1: North Vietnamese Army force and sustained heavy casualties with complete
Speaker 1: disregard for his life and personal safety. Private first Class
Speaker 1: mcgloffin led two Americans into the safety of a trench
Speaker 1: while being wounded by shrapnel from a rocket propelled grenade.
Speaker 1: He ignored a direct order to stay back and braved
Speaker 1: an enemy assault while moving into the kill zone on
Speaker 1: four more occasions to extract wounded comrades. He treated the injured,
Speaker 1: prepared the evacuation, and, though bleeding heavily from shrapnel wounds
Speaker 1: on his head and body, refused evacuation to safety in
Speaker 1: order to remain at the battle site with his fellow
Speaker 1: soldiers who were heavily outnumbered by North Vietnamese Army forces.
Speaker 1: On May fourteenth, the platoon was again ordered to move
Speaker 1: out towards ney Yon Hill. Private first class mcloffin was
Speaker 1: wounded a second time by small arms fire and shrapnel
Speaker 1: from a rocket propelled grenade while rendering aid to two
Speaker 1: soldiers in an open rice paddy. In the final phases
Speaker 1: of the attack, two companies from the second North Vietnamese
Speaker 1: Army Division and an element of seven hundred soldiers from
Speaker 1: a viet Cong regiment descended upon Company c's position on
Speaker 1: three sides. Private first Class mcloffin, again with complete disregard
Speaker 1: for his life, went into the crossfire numerous times throughout
Speaker 1: the battle to extract wounded soldiers while also fighting the enemy.
Speaker 1: His relentless and courageous actions inspired and motivated his comrades
Speaker 1: to fight for their survival. When supplies ran low, Private
Speaker 1: first Class mcloffin volunteered to hold a blinking strobe light
Speaker 1: in an open area as a marker for a nighttime
Speaker 1: resupply route. Good grief exposing his body. During the morning
Speaker 1: dark of May fifteenth, Private first Class mcloffin took out
Speaker 1: or knocked out a rocket propelled grenade position with a
Speaker 1: grenade thought and eliminated enemy soldiers. Treated numerous casualties, kept
Speaker 1: two critically wounded soldiers alive during the night, and organized
Speaker 1: the dead and wounded for evacuation at daylight. His timely
Speaker 1: and courageous actions were instrumental in saving the lives of
Speaker 1: his fellow soldiers. Private First Class mcloffin's personal heroism, professional competence,
Speaker 1: and devotion to duty are in keeping with the highest
Speaker 1: traditions of military service, and reflect great credit upon himself,
Speaker 1: the Americal Division, and the United States Army. My man
Speaker 1: had himself a good few days. Huh. Oh, it was
Speaker 1: a horrible few days. But that gone. And you know,
Speaker 1: you just know when he took out that RPG, you
Speaker 1: know that was totally the one who wounded him twice already,
Speaker 1: and you know he just stewing about it. I'm totally
Speaker 1: guessing on this, but you know he was just stewing
Speaker 1: about it. I'm gonna get that And I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now, I'm gonna get that freaking guy. You've got
Speaker 1: to shrap the wound in your head and your body,
Speaker 1: and you're just thinking, I'm gonna kill him before I die.
Speaker 1: I swear on my life I will. Forty years as
Speaker 1: a teacher, it's it's wonderful how often that seems to happen.
Speaker 1: And maybe I'm maybe I'm blowing this up too much
Speaker 1: in my mind because I know guys who I was
Speaker 1: in Iraq with they moved on to be teachers. I've
Speaker 1: heard of other guys in my kids' school veterans are
Speaker 1: going into the teaching profession. If you are a veteran,
Speaker 1: perhaps you're looking for something. You know, there's nobody better
Speaker 1: to guide young minds than you. Consider if possible, going
Speaker 1: into the teaching profession. Just consider it, That's all I'm saying. Considerate.
Speaker 1: Also consider this. Communists lie about everything at all times.
Speaker 2: In my state included, which is one of the most
Speaker 2: blessed and cursed states as it relates to climate or
Speaker 2: on the tip of the sphere of climate change, simultaneous
Speaker 2: droughts and simultaneous floods. The hots are getting a lot hotter,
Speaker 2: the dry is dryer.
Speaker 1: It's droughting and flooding.
Speaker 2: Of course, the most devastating wildfires in American history in
Speaker 2: the middle of winter in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they already caught the artsonists. But remember how the
Speaker 1: communist views the concept of truth words themselves. What is
Speaker 1: the point of all of it. You know why you
Speaker 1: tell the truth. You believe, whatever your belief system, that
Speaker 1: that is right. You don't want to lie because it
Speaker 1: is wrong. But the communist does not share your value systems.
Speaker 3: Think are reverence for the truth might become might have
Speaker 3: become a bit of a distraction that is preventing us
Speaker 3: from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1: Did you know over eighty percent of wildfires some say
Speaker 1: the number is north of ninety are caused by man.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean your suv. I'm talking arsonists setting
Speaker 1: them intentionally. I'm talking about people flicking cigarette butts out
Speaker 1: the window, maybe starting a campfire when it's dry and
Speaker 1: the mountains without any idea what you're getting into. But
Speaker 1: all those wildfires, Man's lighting them all. But it gives
Speaker 1: communists the opportunity to destroy more of your economy, steal
Speaker 1: more of your liberty, and loot the treasury in the
Speaker 1: interest of handing it out to their large donors in
Speaker 1: the solar industry. So they'll hop on private jets like
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom did and fly all the way down to
Speaker 1: Brazil and say things like this.
Speaker 2: In my state included, which is one of the most
Speaker 2: blessed and cursed states. As it relates to climate, we're
Speaker 2: on the tip of the sphere of climate change, simultaneous
Speaker 2: droughts and simultaneous floods.
Speaker 1: The hots are getting a lot hotter, the dry is drier.
Speaker 2: You saw one of the most devastating wildfires in American
Speaker 2: history in the middle of winter in Los Angeles in January.
Speaker 2: One hundred mile hour winds attached to fire.
Speaker 1: The fire hydrants ran out of water. They already caught
Speaker 1: the guy who lit the fire. California won't clear out
Speaker 1: the dead underbrush one hundred percent man made. And he
Speaker 1: knows that if you sat him down and hooked him
Speaker 1: up to a lot of detector he knows everything I
Speaker 1: just said. But remember that doesn't matter. This thing of truth.
Speaker 3: You think our reverence for the truth might become might
Speaker 3: have become a bit of a distraction. That is preventing
Speaker 3: us from finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1: He's trying to get things done, you see, doesn't have
Speaker 1: time for the facts. All right, We are going to
Speaker 1: get to some economic matters. We're going to get to
Speaker 1: this reporting about the would be Trump assassin. We still
Speaker 1: have to get to Brandon Darby. There's just so much
Speaker 1: to get to on the show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, a Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor Monday. Remember, if you missed any part of the show,
Speaker 1: you can download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't breeze over this. When I bring up gigantic
Speaker 1: communist lies, and when I talk about communists lying about
Speaker 1: everything at all times, it does. It has had a
Speaker 1: devastating effect on America, specifically America's mental health. And so
Speaker 1: I just played you. I'm not going to play it again.
Speaker 1: I can't stand his stupid voice. Gavin Newsom flying down
Speaker 1: to Brazil and saying California's fire, the Palisades fire was
Speaker 1: caused by climate change, which is did not write lives
Speaker 1: started by an arson, but set in that aside. This
Speaker 1: is what these lies, these constant lies, the world of
Speaker 1: lies the communists create for your liberal and Peggy, this
Speaker 1: is the result.
Speaker 4: It doesn't take long for me to pick up on this.
Speaker 1: People. This is a psychotherapist on Fox News.
Speaker 4: By the way, it doesn't take long for me to
Speaker 4: pick up on this. People are obsessed with Trump, They're fixated,
Speaker 4: they're hyper fixated on Trump, and they talk about some
Speaker 4: of the features of this disorder. They can't sleep, they
Speaker 4: feel traumatized by mister Trump, they feel restless. I had
Speaker 4: one patient who said she couldn't enjoy a vacation because
Speaker 4: anytime she saw Trump and the news or on her device,
Speaker 4: she felt triggered. So this is a profound pathology, and
Speaker 4: I would even go so far as to call it
Speaker 4: the defining pathology of our time.
Speaker 1: How devastating. And if you're one of these people, one
Speaker 1: of these democrats in the media, one of these Democrat politicians,
Speaker 1: Hey taught us to bleach. He said Nazis were very
Speaker 1: fine people. He colluded with Russia. I want you to
Speaker 1: know you're a bad person. You are You're a terrible
Speaker 1: human being. And the things you do on behalf of
Speaker 1: the revolution are really evil things, because you know what
Speaker 1: what you're doing is you're abusing disabled people. Those are
Speaker 1: Democrat voters. Mentally disabled people like Democrat voters. They're susceptible
Speaker 1: to your lies, and so you tell them huge lies.
Speaker 1: You wreck their soul, wreck their mental health, and all
Speaker 1: for power. It's very evil oracle. I've been very disappointed
Speaker 1: with Trump two point zero deportation numbers. But think you
Speaker 1: made a great point acknowledging the runway needed to be
Speaker 1: built up to the mass deportation machine. What is your
Speaker 1: concern level regarding deportation numbers wavering next year in the
Speaker 1: mid terms. I'm worried the administration won't have the stomach
Speaker 1: to ramp up the numbers and in create Okay, uh,
Speaker 1: thanks for you doing. Yeah, like I said, ed, and
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't want to make a presidency, a
Speaker 1: four year presidency, into something that's overly simple, because the
Speaker 1: president has so many jobs and they're all important. So
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to make this overly simple. But for
Speaker 1: my overly simple mind, if you ask me, hey, what
Speaker 1: would be a metric to measure how successful the Trump
Speaker 1: administration is Trump two point zero, I would say, is
Speaker 1: he going to deport ten million plus people? I know
Speaker 1: that's overly simple, but as I've explained a million times before,
Speaker 1: the mass deportation of fifty million people plus is necessary
Speaker 1: to save the country. If we do it, we do
Speaker 1: save the country. If we can't do it, we have
Speaker 1: no country left to save. It has to be done.
Speaker 1: So far that Trump administration has been deporting people, remember
Speaker 1: when you count self, deportations were over two million, and
Speaker 1: he's building an immigration machine that will help him deport more.
Speaker 1: That's why they're beefing up one hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 1: new ICE agents. That's why your leadership shake ups. Every
Speaker 1: indication is that they are one hundred percent committed to
Speaker 1: mass deportations and they intend to get it done. That's
Speaker 1: we've seen nothing, and I would tell you if we
Speaker 1: had that, that shows they're deviating from that. As of
Speaker 1: right now, they're building the machine, the deportation machine. So
Speaker 1: if if we're just going to follow this logically, if
Speaker 1: that's two million this year, that's three million next year, right,
Speaker 1: maybe four million the following year, maybe whatever my numbers
Speaker 1: ten million. You asked me, if I'm going to consider
Speaker 1: him a successful president, I'm going to tell you that
Speaker 1: I need ten million deportations, and I think there's a
Speaker 1: chance he's going to do it. He looks committed to
Speaker 1: doing it. He does got to have credit. Where's too
Speaker 1: If we're going to insult you know, they epstein this
Speaker 1: and mishandle that or insult your got to give credit work.
Speaker 1: This is the most committed administration I've ever seen to
Speaker 1: deportation they are. Now, your question is are they going
Speaker 1: to get squeamish in the midterms. I haven't seen any
Speaker 1: indication they're going to get squeamish, but we may have
Speaker 1: a little feather in our cap that we weren't thinking about.
Speaker 1: Trump is a lamb duck. He's never going to be
Speaker 1: a politician again. He's never going to be president ever
Speaker 1: ever again. And I know there are powerful interests around
Speaker 1: him who want to stay in politics of JD. Vance
Speaker 1: and these types. I understand there are other people who
Speaker 1: have aspirations for the future. I get that, but most
Speaker 1: of this comes from Trump. It's himself, not the House,
Speaker 1: not the Senate, not even JD. Vance. Most of it
Speaker 1: comes from Trump himself. I don't think Donald Trump wants
Speaker 1: to be wiped out in the midterms, so he has
Speaker 1: some motivation there. But I think Donald Trump understands, or
Speaker 1: at least the indication is right now that he understands
Speaker 1: we have to have mass deportations to save the country. Hey, remember,
Speaker 1: if he gets to ten million, that's roughly half the
Speaker 1: number Joe Biden brought in. Because you can't bail water
Speaker 1: as fast as it comes in, we would need another
Speaker 1: four or eight years to finish up just what Joe
Speaker 1: Biden did. Then we got to work on everyone who
Speaker 1: came in beforehand. We have years and years, a decade more.
Speaker 1: Can he get to ten in four years? I think
Speaker 1: he can. If they start to wos out in the midterms, Hey,
Speaker 1: no more of this, only the really violent ones, then
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Speaker 1: Go make it happen. Now. There was all kinds of
Speaker 1: video running around online of a protest in Mexico. Looked
Speaker 1: a little spicy. People were talking about vivo revolution. What
Speaker 1: Chris almost said? Perfect. Let's ask Brandon Darby about that
Speaker 1: next Jesse Kelly show on a Monday. Gosh, Chris, turn
Speaker 1: it off. I knew Darby picked it and van Halen
Speaker 1: is so overrated. Joining me now, my friend Brandon Darby
Speaker 1: of course with the cartel chronicles bright Bard, Brandon, come on,
Speaker 1: van Halen, what are we doing here?
Speaker 5: I know, I know that he picked it, not me.
Speaker 1: All right, First of all, is there a group of
Speaker 1: freedom fighters getting ready to cast off the government of Mexico?
Speaker 1: Because I saw a bunch of protesters out there, and
Speaker 1: then a bunch of bad internet rumors started floating around
Speaker 1: what's happening down in Mexico City.
Speaker 5: Well, I started to see that too. I was on
Speaker 5: Twitter and ex or whatever they call it nowadays, and
Speaker 5: I saw that, you know, Alex Jones said that there
Speaker 5: was about to be a revolution, and a number of
Speaker 5: other folks were tweeting out videos saying there's about to
Speaker 5: be a revolution and it turns out assist to an
Speaker 5: average run of the mill protest, which is common in
Speaker 5: Mexico City. You know, elections are coming up and the
Speaker 5: parties are whipping up their bases to protest one thing
Speaker 5: or another about the current president. So not sure, not
Speaker 5: any difference than what we routinely see in DC. You know,
Speaker 5: some arrests were made, people get wild, and there's always
Speaker 5: revolutionaries in Mexico, right, But I don't think that's what
Speaker 5: this is not at this time.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that's actually why I wanted to bring on
Speaker 1: one to clarify some of the information that gets tossed
Speaker 1: out there. But two, we don't understand Americans, don't I know,
Speaker 1: you do the politics of Mexico, of Mexicans of the
Speaker 1: Is there a Republican and Democrat? Is it twenty different parties?
Speaker 1: Who are the parties down there?
Speaker 2: Right? Right?
Speaker 5: So there's a number of different parties. But what you
Speaker 5: have to understand is their right wingers are kind of
Speaker 5: akin to our Democrats, and then their left wingers are
Speaker 5: kind of a kin to Arcaesio Cortes, and then they're
Speaker 5: ultra left wingers, like they still have resistance movements, you
Speaker 5: like the Zapatistas and and so their resistance movements are
Speaker 5: you know, Marxist and really really really far far left.
Speaker 5: But the politics they are really you know, we're saying
Speaker 5: this is why they outlaw guns. It is because no
Speaker 5: one is really no one really feels represented unless you're
Speaker 5: very wealthy there, right, Like, you have communities along the
Speaker 5: US Mexico border, they call it the fronterra, right, the borderlands,
Speaker 5: and they are just completely underrepresented in their government, Like
Speaker 5: what their needs are does not seem to matter. The
Speaker 5: only time that their needs are taken care of in
Speaker 5: the border communities, their security needs is when people in
Speaker 5: the US and yes I mean US right as in Breitbart,
Speaker 5: make a big deal out of some thing that's going
Speaker 5: on or the cartel, a various cartel controlling a city
Speaker 5: and doing bad things, and then Mexico will send its
Speaker 5: military in, right, And then if that military starts doing
Speaker 5: corrupted things and we report on it, then Mexico send
Speaker 5: their navy in, right, their marines. That's the only time
Speaker 5: they're really represented is when people in the US raise
Speaker 5: an issue with it. So, you know, not a lot
Speaker 5: of hope for the politics in Mexico at this time.
Speaker 5: It's all very corrupted. All of the parties have had
Speaker 5: their ties to cartels when they were in positions of power.
Speaker 5: The you know, the current party ammost party, which is
Speaker 5: what Scheinbaum is part of. Their current president is very
Speaker 5: well connected to to various drug cartels, specifically CJMG. The
Speaker 5: last president was very well connected to the Sinaloa cartel.
Speaker 5: And this is this is just how it goes there.
Speaker 5: But back to what we were talking about with the protests,
Speaker 5: this is a recurrent problem we have. Like, as someone
Speaker 5: who's covered this for so many years, I feel very
Speaker 5: successful that, you know, the candidates that was largely you know,
Speaker 5: supported by Breidbart or given a fair shake by Breidbart
Speaker 5: and no one else ends up becoming president and then
Speaker 5: cares about the issues we cared about. Right. I love
Speaker 5: that everyone focuses on the border. I love that everyone
Speaker 5: is trying to focus on cartels, but it is very
Speaker 5: frustrating to spend so many years developing sources and knowing
Speaker 5: what's going on there and people just take cheap shots
Speaker 5: and find a video of a protest and say, oh,
Speaker 5: it needs this, and oh the cartels are doing this,
Speaker 5: or this video is the cartel doing this and none
Speaker 5: of it is almost none of it is accurate. So
Speaker 5: what we do is we just every time it happens,
Speaker 5: you know, we just run aheadline like no, no, Mexico
Speaker 5: is not about to have a revolution, or know the
Speaker 5: cartel did not just do this, or no, you know
Speaker 5: that we just have to run these kind of debunking
Speaker 5: headlines that gently debunked people while also appreciating the fact
Speaker 5: that they're trying to cover it. Right, We just want
Speaker 5: them to definitely cover it, but but you know, do
Speaker 5: a little work, right, don't take cheap shots and just
Speaker 5: find something on Twitter and run with it like it's
Speaker 5: like you have the inside scoop or something, right, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, it gets frustrating when you've put in the
Speaker 1: work and you've done the hours and in days on end,
Speaker 1: and then somebody just kind of blows the whole thing
Speaker 1: up just for cheap clips clicks. Of course, yeah, that would.
Speaker 5: That would It's a pretty common thing. But we are
Speaker 5: very happy that people are covering it. We're happy that,
Speaker 5: you know, they wouldn't be covering it if it didn't
Speaker 5: get clicked. And the fact that it gets it gets
Speaker 5: clicked means that that we have. Not only have we
Speaker 5: been successful, but others who have tried to cover this
Speaker 5: issue have been successful. It means that the Republican Party
Speaker 5: and Donald Trump, that wing of the Republican Party has
Speaker 5: been successful in getting people to care about Mexico based
Speaker 5: cartels and our border. So there's a lot of positives
Speaker 5: about it. But no, we don't think that this time
Speaker 5: that this is on the level of you know, pulling out,
Speaker 5: pulling the president out of the palace or anything like that.
Speaker 1: That really sucks because I was getting ready to yell
Speaker 1: Viva Revolution many times on the radio just to work
Speaker 1: on my Spanish what Chris, I was going to shout
Speaker 1: it and play mariachi music and that failed. Well, all
Speaker 1: that talk about Mexico, and now we're about to leave there, Brandon,
Speaker 1: because El Salvador is a place that obviously it's getting
Speaker 1: a lot of pub on the right because it's a
Speaker 1: place that went from very dangerous to very safe, and
Speaker 1: we're going to assign very simple things to that. But
Speaker 1: I figured, here's my question. Losing that many criminals the
Speaker 1: same region of the world surely created a vacuum of
Speaker 1: some kind. What has been the fallout? What did they do?
Speaker 1: And what has been the fallout from it.
Speaker 5: You know, man, there's a there's a county north of Austin,
Speaker 5: Texas called Williamson County. Right, we're round rock areas and
Speaker 5: so forth, and most people, like when I was younger,
Speaker 5: people I knew who had marijuana or whatever, they would
Speaker 5: drive around Williamson County. Nobody wanted to drive through Williamson County, right,
Speaker 5: because they are so strict on enforcing the laws and
Speaker 5: pulling people over, and they are so strict on actually
Speaker 5: prosecuting every crime that yes, they put all their criminals away,
Speaker 5: but other criminals don't want to go there, right, And
Speaker 5: I think that that's a lot of what's happened in Osalvador.
Speaker 5: They got Buquelee I believe his name, as a president.
Speaker 5: He went in, he built a prison, He cracked down
Speaker 5: on MS thirteen. This was a treatment was overrun with
Speaker 5: MS thirteen. He cracked down on them in such a
Speaker 5: significant way. I'm sure there's some human rights abuses. I'm
Speaker 5: sure there's overreactions and some there's probably a few people
Speaker 5: who maybe shouldn't have gotten caught up in it. I'm
Speaker 5: sure there's all kinds of dirty mess that's happening. But
Speaker 5: you know, we're in a situation looking at them where
Speaker 5: we can judge because we have a functioning country, right,
Speaker 5: as imperfect as we are, they did not have one right.
Speaker 5: So it's you know, many have said it must be
Speaker 5: nice to make a decision between right and wrong, or
Speaker 5: good and bad, because most of the world has to
Speaker 5: make decisions between bad and worse right, and that's a
Speaker 5: complicated issue. So he built a prison, he started doing
Speaker 5: parcelrate MS thirteen gang members and cracked down on them
Speaker 5: in a brutal way, and now his country is flourishing
Speaker 5: because of it. So I get from our liberal neoliberal sensibilities,
Speaker 5: we're like, hey, that's they're human rights violations, kind of
Speaker 5: like the thrug boat thing. I totally get it. But
Speaker 5: all of those loved ones who watch their kids like
Speaker 5: die from Sentinel and cocaine and heroin, I promise you
Speaker 5: they a lot of them feel a sense of justice
Speaker 5: when those boats bringing poison into our country are blown
Speaker 5: up by Donald J. Trump, Right, And that's a lot
Speaker 5: of the situation that's going on in O Salvadors. It's
Speaker 5: it's just the way things have to be. And you know,
Speaker 5: I don't want to curse on airsr won but everyone
Speaker 5: likes to do lion stuff. Everyone wants to be a
Speaker 5: lion until it's time to do lion stuff. Now there's
Speaker 5: a curse word in there that people usually use, but
Speaker 5: we'll say stuff right. Everyone wants to be a lion
Speaker 5: until it's time to do lion stuff. And that president
Speaker 5: he did the lion stuff. He did what he needed
Speaker 5: to do for his country. And that's really to me.
Speaker 5: It's that simple.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go there, I'm gonna visit, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: try all the food. That's what I'm woua do. Brandon,
Speaker 1: thank you, my man. I appreciate you as always. Chris,
Speaker 1: what do we know about El Salvadorian Food? I haven't
Speaker 1: heard anything. That's generally not a good sign. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: I saw there's a place in Houston. I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's still open, but it was Taste of Nigeria.
Speaker 1: So clearly everybody's getting a restaurant at this point in time.
Speaker 1: But El Salvadorian Food, I bet it's delicious. We'll be
Speaker 1: back when it is. The Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: Wonderful Monday. Remember you can email us Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellyshow dot com. So I am curious about this El
Speaker 1: Salvadorian food. Chris says it's all gonna taste like Mexican food.
Speaker 1: I think that's a little stereotypical of Latino people, Chris.
Speaker 1: I don't think that that's necessarily accurate. No, beans and
Speaker 1: beef aren't delicious. Beef is delicious. Beans is disco beans
Speaker 1: are I'm assuming there are going to be some tortez.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming there's gonna be cheese. There's gonna be cheese, right,
Speaker 1: I want to try it, But why don't we have
Speaker 1: any El Salvadorian restaurants that that's a little frightening. That's
Speaker 1: one two. Before I get back to the stories, I
Speaker 1: have to confess something. I believe I inadvertently misused one
Speaker 1: of my really special skills, and I feel terrible about it.
Speaker 1: Looking back on it, I think I would have done
Speaker 1: something different. I almost feel like like maybe Superman shaking
Speaker 1: someone's hand a little too hard and he broke it
Speaker 1: because he forgot about his super strength. So here's what happened.
Speaker 1: I am conscious of the fact that I am enormous.
Speaker 1: I am six foot eight. I know that that is
Speaker 1: it can be intimidating, especially for women, if someone like
Speaker 1: that is behind you for any reason. Because of that,
Speaker 1: I try to be conscious of, super super conscious of.
Speaker 1: I try not to stand right behind him. I try
Speaker 1: not to stand too close to anybody. I'm conscious of
Speaker 1: the fact that women feel more like prey than men do,
Speaker 1: for obvious reasons, and especially because there's a lot of
Speaker 1: scumback predators out there. So if I'm in public, especially
Speaker 1: if I'm alone, if there's a woman walking in front
Speaker 1: of me, I will give way more distance than I
Speaker 1: probably need to give, because I understand if I'm within
Speaker 1: ten feet, you know that sounds far. You look around
Speaker 1: and there's a six foot eight guy ten feet behind you.
Speaker 1: As a woman, I understand that can freak you out.
Speaker 1: And I don't ever want to freak a woman out. Now,
Speaker 1: I would feel bad about that. Now, let's set that
Speaker 1: part aside. Let's remember this part before we get back
Speaker 1: to the politics. I am much more covert than you
Speaker 1: think I am. I have I don't know what it is, Chris.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a Maybe it's an athletic thing, even though
Speaker 1: I'm not athletic. Maybe this is a hidden athleticism where
Speaker 1: I'm very very quiet. It's not intentional. I should note.
Speaker 1: This is why I think it's just one of these
Speaker 1: god given abilities. I move with such stealth. I'm constantly
Speaker 1: freaking ab out in the house. She's always yelping when
Speaker 1: I walk in the room. I didn't think I was
Speaker 1: doing anything wrong. She just didn't hear me coming because
Speaker 1: I almost glide. I'll put it that one almost glide
Speaker 1: around without sound, similar to a ninja, like in the movie.
Speaker 1: I'm walking into the building. This was not yesterday. This
Speaker 1: is Friday. I forgot to tell you this on Friday.
Speaker 1: I'm walking into the building on Friday. There's a lady
Speaker 1: walking in front of me. Right at the entrance of
Speaker 1: our building. There's a trash can. Obviously, stop throw your
Speaker 1: trash in there. I'm walking behind her from the parking
Speaker 1: lot into the building. I have given her a distance,
Speaker 1: like I always do, conscious of the fact there's a
Speaker 1: young lady in front of me. I don't want her
Speaker 1: to think, oh wow, who's the jolly green giant ogre
Speaker 1: behind her, So I've stayed safely back. But she stops
Speaker 1: at the trash can. Well, what am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: I can't stop there awkwardly now. But I naively in
Speaker 1: my mind, I assumed that surely she heard that I
Speaker 1: was behind her. Surely she saw my reflect in the glass.
Speaker 1: Surely she How could you not see that bigfoot is
Speaker 1: behind you? But I forgot about myself. I forgot that
Speaker 1: I wasn't walking through the parking lot. What, Chris, I
Speaker 1: was gliding through the parking lot. She stops at the trash.
Speaker 1: Can I continue walking towards the door. Maybe in hindsight,
Speaker 1: I should have been like that kind of thing, Maybe
Speaker 1: I should have declared myself in some way. Instead, I
Speaker 1: continue to walk towards the door, walk right up past
Speaker 1: her to where I'm two feet away, because she's standing
Speaker 1: right by the door, and she looks and whoa like
Speaker 1: freaks out back. She's like, oh, sorry, he really scared me.
Speaker 1: And I said, I'm so sorry. I did not mean
Speaker 1: to do that. What Chris, what? I know what's on her?
Speaker 1: But you can't ask a woman to be self aware
Speaker 1: in that way? No, what, I wasn't trying to be mean.
Speaker 1: It was not mean. No, especially a younger woman. Did
Speaker 1: you say, if you've seen younger women and how I'm
Speaker 1: not self where they are, they'll go to one of
Speaker 1: the most dangerous big cities. I remember when I went
Speaker 1: to Boston. I went to Boston and half the city
Speaker 1: was young women with noise canceling headphones on their heads,
Speaker 1: jogging by themselves around the city. And I remember looking
Speaker 1: and thinking, what in the what in the what kind
Speaker 1: of world do you think you live in? Who is
Speaker 1: surrounding you here? You have freaking wolves all over the place.
Speaker 1: So maybe it's just a young woman thing. But mostly
Speaker 1: it was my stealth, my gliding. I forgot about it,
Speaker 1: and I freaked her out, and I feel bad what
Speaker 1: I was trying to be a nice person, Chris. It
Speaker 1: was a learning experience for her, you know what. She
Speaker 1: got off easy this time, pow. Maybe next time, who
Speaker 1: knows it'll be It'll be somebody from Somalia.