Speaker 1: Jesse, Kelly Shaw, let's have some fun on a Friday
Speaker 1: and amazing ask doctor Jesse Friday, and we have so
Speaker 1: much to tackle this Friday.
Speaker 2: The strike. He's over kind of. I've got some information
Speaker 2: for you on that, which I'll get to you here
Speaker 2: in the beginning. We are gonna talk a lot of
Speaker 2: Helene flooding, FEMA stuff. Glenn Beck is hopefully going to
Speaker 2: be joining us in about a half hour from now.
Speaker 2: I say hopefully he wants to. He's trying to come on.
Speaker 2: He's over there, he's helping, but because of the conditions
Speaker 2: on the ground, cell phone service is bad. Okay, he
Speaker 2: just got back now he's okay, Chris, Okay, So I
Speaker 2: think we're good for Glenn Beck. About a half hour
Speaker 2: from now, he'll give us the skinny, the view from
Speaker 2: the ground. We have asked Doctor Jesse questions, lots of
Speaker 2: them on the hurricane, the disaster, how that's going to
Speaker 2: affect the vote. Should you go to a Trump rally
Speaker 2: or should you be nervous because they keep trying to
Speaker 2: murder him? Why do they keep saying Trump is a
Speaker 2: threat to democracy? And the tunnelers of World War One?
Speaker 2: All that and so much more coming up tonight on
Speaker 2: the world famous Jesse Kelly's show Now before Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: and I went to a school board for hum last night.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that in a little bit before I
Speaker 2: get to any of the other stuff. Good news, it
Speaker 2: happened kind of during the last hour of the show
Speaker 2: last night, but we were waiting on confirmation of a
Speaker 2: couple things. The strike. The port strike is over. Had
Speaker 2: some people give me kind of the skinny on it.
Speaker 2: Remember there were two things about the Port strike. It's
Speaker 2: kind of over, but it's kind of not, so just
Speaker 2: tear me out here. The workers had two major complaints,
Speaker 2: pay because they're paid so much less than their West
Speaker 2: Coast counterparts pay, and automation. Autumn automation is a big
Speaker 2: deal to them. They don't want their jobs to be
Speaker 2: automated for obvious reasons. Now, you and I can argue
Speaker 2: about whether or not it's possible to stop something like that,
Speaker 2: but that's what the strike was really about. So why
Speaker 2: are they temporarily going back to work? I have no doubt.
Speaker 2: Just like I told you last night, before I do
Speaker 2: all this was happening, there was a heavy amount of
Speaker 2: pressure on the head of that union to get those
Speaker 2: workers back to work. This is a Democrat union, not
Speaker 2: the workers, but the head of it. This is a
Speaker 2: Democrat union. If prices start skyrocketing and shelves get empty
Speaker 2: going into an election where Democrats are already nervous, that
Speaker 2: is just something that they were never going to let
Speaker 2: fly for very long. I'm guessing about this part. But
Speaker 2: they came to an agreement on the pay, not the
Speaker 2: automation porarily till January fifteenth or going back to work.
Speaker 2: It's solved the pay issue. We may be having this
Speaker 2: exact same conversation again on January fifteenth, because the automation
Speaker 2: issue is another issue entirely, and I don't know even
Speaker 2: if that one can be solved. But that was a
Speaker 2: long way of saying, this is good news, very good
Speaker 2: news for America, for Americans, it's a good thing. Now.
Speaker 2: This guy wants to know, Hey, Jesse, why aren't the
Speaker 2: port closures getting more coverage in the news. During COVID
Speaker 2: the supply chain was a huge news story, but now
Speaker 2: it's not. He said, Also, have you upped your game
Speaker 2: to crushed ice yet? Look? I will be doing next week.
Speaker 2: I will be doing a reveal of my ice maker.
Speaker 2: I can't what, Chris, I've been holding on to this
Speaker 2: secret for quite some time. It's going to be a
Speaker 2: video reveal. You will be able to see it. You
Speaker 2: will be able to almost almost experience what I experience
Speaker 2: every day. I woke up today. Stopped shaking your head, Chris.
Speaker 2: I woke up today and I was sitting there talking
Speaker 2: to the wife, and I was drinking water in the morning.
Speaker 2: You know, I do my chalkmail vitality stacking stuff in
Speaker 2: the morning, and I'm drinking water and I looked at
Speaker 2: my glass. I thought, oh gosh, it's so warm. But
Speaker 2: look that's where you would have been stuck, not me.
Speaker 2: I walked over to my ice maker, had my little
Speaker 2: scoop that's a sound it makes, put a couple scoops
Speaker 2: of ice in there, and then it was, oh gosh,
Speaker 2: it was so cold it almost hurt my teeth. Anyway,
Speaker 2: that's what's going on in the Kelly household. Back to
Speaker 2: the port strike. Why wasn't it getting a bunch of
Speaker 2: national coverage. Well, that's because it's a system. We have
Speaker 2: a corrupt system. I'm gonna say something and it's gonna
Speaker 2: sound probably ridiculous, But when we talk about it and
Speaker 2: when you process it, I think you'll probably agree with me.
Speaker 2: If we had a media, not a Republican media, but
Speaker 2: just a regular media. If we had a genuine media
Speaker 2: in not a system, there would be no Democrat Party.
Speaker 2: Democrats would be hated so much by the American people
Speaker 2: the party itself would have had to drop the name
Speaker 2: Democrat and rebrand with something else entirely. The only reason
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party exists is the American media runs cover
Speaker 2: for them twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.
Speaker 2: An American journalist, generally, I think it's ninety four to
Speaker 2: nine democrat. An American journalist doesn't view their role as
Speaker 2: speaking truth to power or exposing corruption or any of
Speaker 2: those things. They view their role as protecting Democrats at
Speaker 2: any cost and attacking Republicans. And that is the call
Speaker 2: culture of journalism. That's what makes it so powerful. You
Speaker 2: walk into any newsroom ABC, NBCCBS, MSNBC, doesn't matter what
Speaker 2: it is, even if you're a fire breathing anti communist
Speaker 2: like me, you were going to walk in there and
Speaker 2: probably not get very far because the culture is so
Speaker 2: heavily on their side. Here's an example. I'll give you
Speaker 2: a little example here and we'll do a little talk
Speaker 2: on this. But when I was, When I was, I
Speaker 2: was still selling ourvs, but I had decided I was
Speaker 2: going to try for a media career, So you start
Speaker 2: putting out content. I was doing little dumb videos and
Speaker 2: things like that, and I got an opportunity. It was
Speaker 2: with HLM. I don't even know if HLN is still around,
Speaker 2: but HLN was essentially CNN's minor league. You know how
Speaker 2: these channels there's Fox News and then there's Fox Nation.
Speaker 2: Well HLN was a minor league channel for CNN. This
Speaker 2: is seventy eight years ago. I get an opportunity to
Speaker 2: go up and do a debate on the show. They
Speaker 2: want me to come up, and they wanted me to
Speaker 2: go back and forth with some dirty coming on the show. Yeah,
Speaker 2: no problem, I'm trying for a media career. Any exposure
Speaker 2: is good, sounds good. I hop on a plane. They
Speaker 2: flew me up there, and doesn't that sound cool? I
Speaker 2: couldn't believe it. Someone's flying me somewhere. They flew me
Speaker 2: up there, and they put me up in this hotel.
Speaker 2: It was right across the street from the studio, so
Speaker 2: I already felt like a big shot. Wow, flown it
Speaker 2: was New York City. To New York City always feels
Speaker 2: cool anyway, love you war New York Cities. It's cool.
Speaker 2: But they put me up in a hotel. Wow is big.
Speaker 2: And then it's time for my show. I walk across
Speaker 2: the street, I go to CNN. I sit down. I
Speaker 2: don't remember who it was. It was a she. I'm
Speaker 2: almost positive it was a she. And I beat the
Speaker 2: living crep out of this woman in the debate on TV.
Speaker 2: Just abused her, just abused her. She had no chance whatsoever.
Speaker 2: And it was good to the point as soon as
Speaker 2: it was over. Yeah, that's exactly right, Chris. I beat
Speaker 2: her like Doug m Hoff. No, I'm kidding now, this
Speaker 2: is all verbal. But it was so good as I
Speaker 2: When I was done, I took out the year piece
Speaker 2: and I was leaving the studio. The producer of the show,
Speaker 2: the big cheese of the show, it was a woman.
Speaker 2: She stops me and she said, oh my gosh, that
Speaker 2: was incredible. We want you regularly. We want to pay
Speaker 2: you to be a regular contributor on the channel. That's
Speaker 2: how amazing that performance was. We want you to work
Speaker 2: for us. Now this is me. I'm trying to start
Speaker 2: a media career. I have no idea even where to begin.
Speaker 2: I'm doing backflips, right backflips. Oh my gosh, why are
Speaker 2: you kidding me? I couldn't believe it. It was like
Speaker 2: I had made it. I thought I had made it.
Speaker 2: I go back home, tell the wife. We celebrated that night.
Speaker 3: Woohoo.
Speaker 2: Never heard from him again. They never called again. I
Speaker 2: was completely lost. Ghosted like that, ghosted like I'm sure
Speaker 2: Chris was in high school all the time. They just
Speaker 2: never call. So some years later, I get in a
Speaker 2: working relationship with a friend of mine who happened to
Speaker 2: be at that network at the time, and then he
Speaker 2: had left that network. I don't want to go into
Speaker 2: the details of who it was, but he's someone who
Speaker 2: would know, and I have brought it up to him.
Speaker 2: Not By this point, the radio show had taken off,
Speaker 2: the TV show's fine, so everything was fine. So it
Speaker 2: wasn't bitter. I was just curious. I said, so what, Hey,
Speaker 2: I killed it there and they loved me and they
Speaker 2: wanted me back. I said, why didn't they bring me back?
Speaker 2: He said, you don't know, really, And I said, no,
Speaker 2: I don't know. He said, they didn't bring you back
Speaker 2: because you killed it. You can't be a Republican who
Speaker 2: makes Democrats look bad and work on this channel or
Speaker 2: on that channel. If you're going to be the Republican
Speaker 2: on the channel, you have to be the token moron
Speaker 2: who shows up and gets beaten by Demo every day.
Speaker 2: You didn't get invited back because you did good, You moron,
Speaker 2: And it just it was like a light bulb not
Speaker 2: in my head. I couldn't. That's how committed the American
Speaker 2: media is to protecting Democrats and making Republicans look bad.
Speaker 2: That's true story. We'll continue actually along the same thought frame.
Speaker 2: Hang on, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday,
Speaker 2: and ask doctor Jesse Friday. And we're digging into some
Speaker 2: of that stuff right now. So the question was actually
Speaker 2: about the port strike. Why wasn't the media talking more
Speaker 2: about the port strike? And so I'm going into a
Speaker 2: little tangent here about the American media, And what I
Speaker 2: said was, if it wasn't for our media, the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party would not exist. The American people would hate Democrats
Speaker 2: was such a hot passion that they would have had
Speaker 2: to basically scrap the party and rename a new party
Speaker 2: and go a completely different round. Think about this. Elections,
Speaker 2: presidential elections. We have one coming up. I think Trump's
Speaker 2: going to win. I'm hopeful Trump is going to win,
Speaker 2: just feels that way. But even if he does win,
Speaker 2: it's going to be pretty close for a country of
Speaker 2: three hundred million people. You know, even if he sweeps
Speaker 2: a bunch of swing states and stuff. If you dig
Speaker 2: into it, you look at these states Arizona, Georgia. They're
Speaker 2: decided by eleven thousand votes, fifteen thousand votes. It's I
Speaker 2: think the total was like fifty thousand votes. Was the
Speaker 2: reason Donald Trump lost his reelection. Most of those votes
Speaker 2: they found in the middle of the night. But we
Speaker 2: won't get into that right now. So the country is
Speaker 2: about fifty to fifty. Now, think about this. The country
Speaker 2: is fifty fifty on democrats. When Democrats control the entire
Speaker 2: education system from K through twelve, that's the baby steps
Speaker 2: and then you go to communist university where you really
Speaker 2: get your Democrat training. So they control the entire education system.
Speaker 2: They control Hollywood, they make the movies, they make the
Speaker 2: sitcoms you watch, they make the music you listen to.
Speaker 2: They educate us. They control every single branch of the bureaucracy.
Speaker 2: I think the federal government is something like ninety four
Speaker 2: ninety five percent Democrat. They control the American media. We
Speaker 2: already said they're ninety five percent Democrat. These are all
Speaker 2: left wing institutions.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: They control medicals, through medical schools, medical institutions, scientific institutions,
Speaker 2: from top to bottom, institution after institution has been seized
Speaker 2: by Democrats, and still the American people are a coin
Speaker 2: flip on who they're going to vote for. If you
Speaker 2: had a media, if we had a media that would
Speaker 2: expose look, you don't even have to go national that
Speaker 2: we could just make this about the border, an illegal
Speaker 2: immigration if we wanted, But we could make it about
Speaker 2: a million things. If we just made it about the
Speaker 2: local control, local corruption, and local crime of Democrat controlled
Speaker 2: urban areas. If they were national news stories the way
Speaker 2: they should be, Democrats would be loathed from top to
Speaker 2: bottom in this country, top to bottom. Why wasn't there
Speaker 2: a bunch of talk about the port strike because Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris facing an uphill battle with her economic policies and
Speaker 2: her economic poll numbers. Kamala Harris didn't need the country
Speaker 2: focusing on a strike at the ports that was going
Speaker 2: to produce higher prices and empty shelves. Whoever is in
Speaker 2: charge when these things happen, even if it's not their fault,
Speaker 2: whether it's their fault or not, whoever is in charge,
Speaker 2: whatever party, whatever person controls the White House, the blame
Speaker 2: will land in their lap. The buck stops with the
Speaker 2: White House. Often. This port strike could have brought economic
Speaker 2: ruin to a lot of people. It could have caused
Speaker 2: huge problems if it didn't end. The American media knew that,
Speaker 2: they didn't cover it. Look how many different places did
Speaker 2: you hear talking about Doug Mhoff beating his girlfriend? I
Speaker 2: know you heard about it here. And I'm not even
Speaker 2: here to tell you that that's a huge story on
Speaker 2: the presidential campaign. That he's a woman beating piece of
Speaker 2: trash is bad, but it doesn't necessarily affect a presidential campaign.
Speaker 2: And I'm not doing the could you imagine if the
Speaker 2: rules were reversed thing? But let's think about that. Let's
Speaker 2: see if jd Vance had wrapped his girlfriend in the
Speaker 2: face back in colle and that story came out, it
Speaker 2: would be wall to wall. It happens to a Democrat.
Speaker 2: You get an article here in the New York Post
Speaker 2: the right wingers like me will discuss it on the radio.
Speaker 2: But for the norms and normous, they will never ever
Speaker 2: hear of it. They will never hear of it. Democrats
Speaker 2: are protected. The media runs a protection racket, and that's
Speaker 2: why the ports weren't in the news all right now
Speaker 2: the hurricane stuff, because we have Glenn Beck coming up. Shoot,
Speaker 2: like five minutes from now. Glenn Beck's gonna join us.
Speaker 2: His organization Mercury One, who I've told you they're an
Speaker 2: amazing organization, charity wise. Go look them up. They're just awesome.
Speaker 2: He's awesome. He has been on the ground, he just
Speaker 2: got back. He's been on the ground trying to help
Speaker 2: with Helene, trying to trying to bring the truth to
Speaker 2: the people because that's being covered up as well. And
Speaker 2: I want you to hear from him. I want to
Speaker 2: hear from him. I haven't even talked to him. We
Speaker 2: had to do this all through well my people, ha hah.
Speaker 2: Now Chris, Chris handled it all. But I haven't even
Speaker 2: talked to him. I don't even know what he's going
Speaker 2: to say, but we are going to find out together.
Speaker 2: And look, it's it's all about passing the buck now. Administrations,
Speaker 2: especially evil ones like this. They want to pass the
Speaker 2: buck when there's a domestic disaster that might make them
Speaker 2: look bad to you. Hear what Joe Biden says.
Speaker 4: But folks, this entire project is going to cost billions
Speaker 4: of dollars, not tens of thousands, not million, not a billion,
Speaker 4: billions of dollars because it comes through she goes through
Speaker 4: so many states. You know, in Congress has an obligation
Speaker 4: to me, it seems to me, to ensure the states
Speaker 4: have the resources they need.
Speaker 2: That's why Joe Biden's bringing up Congress today. It's bottom line,
Speaker 2: FEMA looks terrible. The federal government's terrible. I don't know
Speaker 2: what to believe and what not to believe. There are
Speaker 2: so many disturbing reports about what the federal government is
Speaker 2: doing there blocking is stopping that. So yeah, anyway, we're
Speaker 2: gonna talk to Glenn Beck here in a couple moments.
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Speaker 2: Kelly's Show on a Friday, and joining me now is
Speaker 2: the legend himself, freaking call of Famer. I don't even
Speaker 2: have to introduce Glenn Beck to anybody, but Glenn did
Speaker 2: make a mistake of not choosing his walkout music, so
Speaker 2: we had to play Barbie Girl for him. Either way,
Speaker 2: he is a legend and he's been on the ground
Speaker 2: helping and I want to know what he saw because
Speaker 2: I'm not there, Glenn Beck, thank you, sir, appreciate you
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's an honor to be on your show. I
Speaker 3: have to tell you I am a little offended by
Speaker 3: Barbie Girl.
Speaker 2: I just have to tell you, really, how so.
Speaker 3: Glenn jerk trying to make it easy for you guys.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I don't care whatever, and then Barbie Girl.
Speaker 2: Really, Glenn, it's a long standing rule. We want you
Speaker 2: to have your walkout music. You probably have like the
Speaker 2: whole symphony for you, So it all serious? Is all
Speaker 2: joking aside? You have been knee deep in devastation and
Speaker 2: we are not there. What's happening, Lenn? What are you seeing?
Speaker 2: What can we do? Just dumping on us?
Speaker 3: So I will tell you it amazes me how you know,
Speaker 3: me and the little band of you know, veterans and
Speaker 3: the Mercury One charity have become the group now that
Speaker 3: you know flies into Afghanistan and gets people out, flies
Speaker 3: into Lebanon and gets people's out. I mean, it's this
Speaker 3: is insane. This is all stuff the government used to do.
Speaker 3: And I know there's a lot of stuff going around
Speaker 3: on the government on and things that are you know,
Speaker 3: not true. But let me tell you what is true.
Speaker 3: Yesterday was the first day, sorry day before, was the
Speaker 3: first day that FEMA arrived. So six don't worry, just
Speaker 3: seven days they weren't operating. They arrived and they've set
Speaker 3: up two places that we know of, and we were
Speaker 3: I mean, we're flying the helicopters. We're providing the rescue
Speaker 3: helicopters along with you know, like I think there's like
Speaker 3: four other people that own their own helicopter and are
Speaker 3: doing it too. But I mean we have the big
Speaker 3: Sikorski you know, almost like the Coast Guard helicopters that
Speaker 3: are going in and and so we're all over the place.
Speaker 3: We have not seen FEMA except in two places. One
Speaker 3: yesterday they brought a FEMA communications truck in with a
Speaker 3: big satellite and everything, and it's very nice. Americans should
Speaker 3: be very happy. You've paid for a very very nice
Speaker 3: communications truck. And they had a little table set out
Speaker 3: back under a tree, which was very nice, and the
Speaker 3: air conditioned. You know, if you got too hot for
Speaker 3: you go into the truck. But I stopped by because
Speaker 3: they were way off the beaten paths. Nobody, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: One person was there and like I don't know, ten
Speaker 3: volunteers and one person and nobody standing around, nobody doing
Speaker 3: anything except the FEMA people standing around. And I went
Speaker 3: up to him and I said, so, you know, welcome.
Speaker 3: When did you guys get here? And they said, well,
Speaker 3: last night, but you know, we didn't have the truck,
Speaker 3: so we couldn't do anything. But today we have the truck.
Speaker 3: We don't have it set up entirely yet, but soon.
Speaker 3: But you know, we're just we're just ready to put
Speaker 3: people's names into the system. And I thought to myself, Oh,
Speaker 3: that sounds great. And he said, but we got to
Speaker 3: get the truck up because this will beam all of
Speaker 3: that information directly to Washington, d C. Then they'll be
Speaker 3: in this system and then we can start the benefits rolling.
Speaker 3: And I said, oh uh, so you know, how are
Speaker 3: you getting people here? He said, and I quote, there
Speaker 3: was one person there. They were behind like a closed
Speaker 3: down Michaels. Nobody was there. And they said, well, we
Speaker 3: just needed to be where the people were, uh, you know,
Speaker 3: where the masses. We're in with the masses. And I said,
Speaker 3: when do you move there? And he's like, no, we're here,
Speaker 3: And I just looked around at this empty parking lot,
Speaker 3: and I thought myself, you are you are so clueless.
Speaker 3: He also said, by the way, wow, it took us
Speaker 3: a lot longer to get here than we thought. I mean,
Speaker 3: this is way out, uh you know, out of the way.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, wow, you're FEMA. That's great, that's wonderful.
Speaker 3: They said that they the masses won't come because they
Speaker 3: haven't announced yet, but they're going to be announcing it
Speaker 3: through television and radio so all. And I said, so,
Speaker 3: how are they going to hear that? He said, well,
Speaker 3: you know those people who are, you know, maybe watching TV,
Speaker 3: they'll know. And I said, they don't have living rooms,
Speaker 3: so I'm pretty sure they don't have TV. And those
Speaker 3: who do have TV and a living room, they don't
Speaker 3: have power. Well yeah, but they can go in because
Speaker 3: we have this great app. We have an amazing app
Speaker 3: and they can go sit in their car and download
Speaker 3: the app. And again, they don't have electricity. And I
Speaker 3: don't know if you've seen all of the cars that
Speaker 3: are on the side of the creek now that have
Speaker 3: been washed through two towns, but they probably don't have
Speaker 3: cars either. And it was ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Then go ahead, sorry, Glenn, we are speaking with Glenn
Speaker 2: Becket just want every want to know exactly who's who's
Speaker 2: on the line here giving us the skitty, please go ahead, please.
Speaker 3: So then the somebody from FEMA, I think, tried to
Speaker 3: shut down our little makeshift airport we're managing. I think
Speaker 3: I saw six helicopters, and you know, we have the
Speaker 3: guys who used to be in Special Forces, so everybody
Speaker 3: knows what they're doing. And they came in and said,
Speaker 3: you don't. You don't have a license to operate this
Speaker 3: the space And thank god, the guy who's really really
Speaker 3: big from Space Special Forces who's running it, was there
Speaker 3: and he said, oh, so what are you suggesting, Well,
Speaker 3: you're gonna have to shut this down? He said, nope.
Speaker 3: You know what, we're the only ones rescuing because you
Speaker 3: don't have any assets on the ground. So you're going
Speaker 3: to leave because I've got one shopper leaving and another
Speaker 3: one coming in, so you're wasting our time. Chased him off.
Speaker 3: That also happened with FEMA. They the other place where
Speaker 3: FEMA is, they set up on the outskirts of town
Speaker 3: and they were putting together their shower trucks, which I
Speaker 3: thought was great because people haven't had a shower in
Speaker 3: a while, you know, you feel pretty scummy. And found
Speaker 3: out that it's not for the people. It's for the
Speaker 3: people who are volunteering to help the people, which I
Speaker 3: thought was big of them. They went into the the
Speaker 3: tent for first aid and kind of a little mini clinic,
Speaker 3: all staffed by doctors and special forces. People. They don't
Speaker 3: have insulin, they don't have medications. People who have minor
Speaker 3: injuries have no place to go. We flew the insulin in.
Speaker 3: We we're the ones who are now providing the O
Speaker 3: two for all of the ambulances and one of the
Speaker 3: hospitals because they burned through all of their stuff. So
Speaker 3: not the government, but my listeners are paying for that.
Speaker 3: And this FEMA person comes into the clinic and said
Speaker 3: you don't have a license to operate a medical clinic,
Speaker 3: and then again all the locals kind of gathered around
Speaker 3: and said you're going to leave now. I mean, it
Speaker 3: was an amazing thing, amazing thing. These people are really
Speaker 3: upset at the federal government. But let me tell you
Speaker 3: some good things. You remember what it felt like on
Speaker 3: nine to twelve, how everybody after them, okay, and everybody
Speaker 3: was helping each other. I have wondered if we will
Speaker 3: come back together as Americans if we hit you know,
Speaker 3: really tough times. The answer is yes. It felt like
Speaker 3: nine to twelve there. These people their spirits not broken.
Speaker 3: I mean they're pissed, but their spirits not broken. They're
Speaker 3: helping each other. Everybody's working together. And I learned something else.
Speaker 3: The real key to our survival is going to be
Speaker 3: all of these soldiers that have fought for so long Afghanistan.
Speaker 3: You know, we left there in humiliation. It was horrible,
Speaker 3: all of that loss of life and what happened. But
Speaker 3: I have a new perspective. These are all veterans that
Speaker 3: are running this these things. They all have just come together.
Speaker 3: They have the skills. It's going to be the veterans
Speaker 3: that save America because when the government's not coming, the
Speaker 3: veterans are there.
Speaker 2: It's inspiring great. That's exactly why I wanted you to
Speaker 2: come on. I wanted to hear the bad. I wanted
Speaker 2: to hear the good from Afar. That's how it's looked
Speaker 2: to the federal government screwing everything up, surprise, surprise, and
Speaker 2: Americans helping Americans. And it's so freaking inspiring to me.
Speaker 2: Glenn back you are inspiring to me. I want everyone
Speaker 2: to know mercurywe dot org if you want to help him.
Speaker 2: They don't even say don't even they don't get paid.
Speaker 2: He just pours this stuff and other people. Mercury one
Speaker 2: dot org. That's right, right, Glenn, yep, Mercury one dot org.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent of every dollar raised goes right directly
Speaker 3: to the cause. We are trying to raise enough money
Speaker 3: now we've done I think five million dollars in the
Speaker 3: last few but honestly, it is this organization that is
Speaker 3: keeping this town going. Right now, we need a lot more.
Speaker 3: We have to bring in refrigeration, we need to bring
Speaker 3: in space heaters. We've just delivered this morning another sixty
Speaker 3: five generators. We need to buy a jet fuel, diesel
Speaker 3: and gasoline. So anything you can give really will go
Speaker 3: a long, long way. One hundred percent of every dollar
Speaker 3: raised goes right directly to this and it's Mercury one
Speaker 3: dot org.
Speaker 2: Mercury one dot org. That's Glenn Beckham self asking Glenn,
Speaker 2: it's an honor for me. Thank you for what you're
Speaker 2: doing and well, honestly everything for everything.
Speaker 3: Thank you, please, you are You're an inspiration to me.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 2: a Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday, I told you
Speaker 2: you were gonna want to stick around for Glenn Beck.
Speaker 2: Was that not some jaw dropping stuff? I don't I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know how I feel about the interview.
Speaker 2: In total, what the federal government is doing is so stupid,
Speaker 2: evil and wrong that it makes me just so filled
Speaker 2: with rage. But then the American people, how they are
Speaker 2: throwing themselves into helping their fellow Americans just inspires me
Speaker 2: to no end. Either way. I want to again give
Speaker 2: it out Mercury one dot org. They are there helping.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say something else. I know, we get a
Speaker 2: bunch of hate mail for this, probably get in trouble,
Speaker 2: who knows. I don't care here, but there are a
Speaker 2: lot of disturbing reports from today about what's happening with
Speaker 2: the federal government about confiscation of supplies, meaning private people
Speaker 2: are trying to provide supplies to things like pregnancy centers, food, water,
Speaker 2: and there are reports that the federal government is warning
Speaker 2: them to stop and threatening to confiscate supplies and or
Speaker 2: maybe confiscating supplies. So allow me to just go ahead
Speaker 2: and lay it out there. If the federal government is
Speaker 2: blocking aid to Americans in need, that is a hostile act,
Speaker 2: and the local sheriff needs to begin arresting people from
Speaker 2: the federal government. Let me say that again. If the
Speaker 2: federal government is blocking aid to American citizens in need,
Speaker 2: if that is really happening, the local sheriff needs to
Speaker 2: step up, buck up, assert his authority and put some
Speaker 2: Feds in handcuffs. That's a hostile act. The federal government
Speaker 2: does not get to come in and block aid to Americans.
Speaker 2: If that stuff is happening, it must be stopped by
Speaker 2: local law enforcement. Stopped by somebody. That's a hostile act.
Speaker 2: Stay legal, stay local. But that is a hostile act
Speaker 2: that must be addressed, addressed by local law enforcement, period,
Speaker 2: end of story. In fact, if we had governors with
Speaker 2: any guts at all, the state police departments would be
Speaker 2: arresting anybody who did that as we speak. I didn't
Speaker 2: come up with this thought so and I don't know
Speaker 2: who to give credit for it, but someone said, we
Speaker 2: invaded Mogadishu for somebody doing that, stealing aid for people
Speaker 2: in need. And it's really really a solid point that
Speaker 2: cannot be allowed to happen. These are unconfirmed. I don't
Speaker 2: know what is real yet. I look, you just heard
Speaker 2: what Glenn said. It's Glenn Beck who just experienced it firsthand.
Speaker 2: He wasn't hearing from a guy who was hearing from
Speaker 2: a guy. The federal government tried to shut down rescue operations,
Speaker 2: and thankfully the guy doing the rescue operation said no.
Speaker 2: The federal government tried to tell a medical tent. This
Speaker 2: is according to Glenn Beck, not me, that they had
Speaker 2: to shut down because they didn't have a license. If
Speaker 2: the federal government is blocking aid, If anyone, forget the
Speaker 2: federal government, is anyone, any entity anywhere is blocking aid
Speaker 2: from Americans in desperate need, that is a hostile act.
Speaker 2: That is a criminal act, and the local sheriff needs
Speaker 2: to address it as such. Period, end of story. I
Speaker 2: said it, and I'm not sorry about it. That's a fact.
Speaker 2: If that stuff is true, it must be addressed by
Speaker 2: law enforcement in the area. All right, Jesse, Where in
Speaker 2: the Constitution does it say the federal government must bail
Speaker 2: out the states for their weather problems and lack of
Speaker 2: a desire to pay for proper preparation. Why do they
Speaker 2: allow flimsy woodhouses in tornado and hurricane zones, and building
Speaker 2: in flood zones. Why don't they improve their bridges and
Speaker 2: roadways and roadways and river channels. If people won't evacuate
Speaker 2: when they're worn, it's not the Fed's fault. Just once.
Speaker 2: I want to remind you that the Communist hate your guts,
Speaker 2: and once you're dead, they will laugh at you. You've
Speaker 2: seen it, You've seen many, many examples of it. They
Speaker 2: have so much disdain for rural America, so much disdain
Speaker 2: for the people who won't bend the knee, who won't
Speaker 2: live in a pod, who won't drive an electric vehicle,
Speaker 2: who won't stop going to church, who won't stop raising families.
Speaker 2: They have disdain for people like that. And when people
Speaker 2: like that suffer, the American Communist cheers. Hard to imagine
Speaker 2: being that evil. But they don't call them anti humans
Speaker 2: for nothing. Sultzanitsen called them the enemies of humanity. And
Speaker 2: that's exactly what people like that scumbag who wrote that
Speaker 2: email are, That's exactly what they are. We we must
Speaker 2: continue to be the light. Preborn is the light. We
Speaker 2: talk about abortion being pro life, what is it? Is it?
Speaker 2: A state rights issue, should there be a federal badge?
Speaker 2: And it's none of those things. It's a cultural issue.
Speaker 2: It's a heart issue. We need a country full of
Speaker 2: people who don't want one. How do we do that?
Speaker 2: An ultrasound is an amazing tool in that fight. That's
Speaker 2: what Preborn does. They find young women who are pregnant
Speaker 2: and they're about to abort their babies, and they give
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Speaker 2: you want. We've had people give them fifty grand to
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Speaker 2: somebody's nervous about going to the Trump rally. Wait a minute.
Speaker 2: The Trump rally was today. Now it's tomorrow. I think
Speaker 2: he's in Butler tomorrow. He's in Butler, Pennsylvania, tomorrow. Should
Speaker 2: you be nervous about going to any Trump rally after all,
Speaker 2: people die at those things. Let's discuss that. Let's have
Speaker 2: an honest discussion about that. Hang on,