Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, as we
Speaker 1: just get the week going. Aren't you so excited to
Speaker 1: be here? Chris? All right, so we're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: beating inflation here in a second. Remember that tiny cabal
Speaker 1: of Republican senators always screwing us over? Yeah, there's another one.
Speaker 1: Someone has an appt to see if you're dead emailed.
Speaker 1: So much more coming up in the final hour of
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. Now, I brought it up again
Speaker 1: and again and again and again in seven years of
Speaker 1: doing radio. God only knows how many times I brought
Speaker 1: this up. But I'm gonna bring it up again because
Speaker 1: I actually do want your life to be better. How
Speaker 1: do you beat inflation? You can't. You can't make the
Speaker 1: currency be more valuable. You don't have that power. I
Speaker 1: don't have that power. It's beyond us, and if we're
Speaker 1: being honest, it's never going back to where it was
Speaker 1: in recent memory. We're never going to have a dollar
Speaker 1: as valuable as it was in twenty twenty because we
Speaker 1: shut down an economy for a chess cold and printed
Speaker 1: seven trillion dollars. So now this is our life. Anyone
Speaker 1: telling you they're going to good inflation down is lying.
Speaker 1: You can stop it from growing, which Trump has for
Speaker 1: the most part, to his credit, but it's never going
Speaker 1: back down. Now, what does that mean? Does that mean
Speaker 1: you're permanently stuck unless you get a promotion, unless you
Speaker 1: make more money. Does that mean you're permanently stuck living
Speaker 1: a lower standard of living than before? Maybe it might
Speaker 1: mean that, But where do you live? I have statistics.
Speaker 1: This is from you Haul. You know that that moving company.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a story about you Haul in a moment,
Speaker 1: but that moving company U Haul. They are one of
Speaker 1: the best gauges for where people are moving to because
Speaker 1: they have to track where the trucks are getting dropped off.
Speaker 1: Guess what their top ten is. Now, this is just
Speaker 1: the metro areas. I should clarify they don't have the
Speaker 1: rural areas. But it tells you all you need to know. Dallas, Texas, Houston, Texas, Austin, Texas, Charlotte,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, Phoenix, Arizona, Nashville, Tennessee, Charleston, South Carolina, Raleigh,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, Atlanta, Georgia in Brownsville, and McCallen, Texas. Why
Speaker 1: are people going to the red areas of the country
Speaker 1: because you can actually afford to live there. I know
Speaker 1: inflation is bad everywhere, I'm not going to tell you
Speaker 1: that way. Once you get to Texas, inflation will be gone.
Speaker 1: That's not true at all. We've had the same loss
Speaker 1: that you've had, but your money goes so much further
Speaker 1: in a red state. Things are so much more affordable
Speaker 1: in a red state. And it's not just where we
Speaker 1: are now. For the future, it will be worse and
Speaker 1: worse in worse in the blue areas in part because
Speaker 1: of what we just pointed out. The blue areas are
Speaker 1: getting blue er because anyone with the means, anyone who
Speaker 1: can do it, is getting out. So now where you
Speaker 1: may have had previously kind of a purple congressional district,
Speaker 1: maybe your county, your town, maybe the mayor had he
Speaker 1: had to pretend to not be totally insane, only now
Speaker 1: he's wearing leather chaps at the local LGBTQ parade. Why
Speaker 1: he studies the demographics of his town too. He knows
Speaker 1: any attempt he previously had to make it sanity is gone.
Speaker 1: And now now that it's all blue. All he has
Speaker 1: to do is do the animals. It's going to be
Speaker 1: more taxes, more regulations, more everything. If you can leave,
Speaker 1: that's all I'm saying. If you can leave, Hey, middling IQ,
Speaker 1: this guy's that's not nice. It seems to me that
Speaker 1: the insanity of sanctuary cities, cities, and states can be
Speaker 1: abolished legally or by DC law. Is this wrong? Okay?
Speaker 1: So let's get something clear about sanctuary cities. Here's how
Speaker 1: it works. Remember that a state, a city, they can't
Speaker 1: just defy federal law. Federal law in this country, there's
Speaker 1: a whole legal history behind it. We don't have to
Speaker 1: go into. But federal law is supreme. So if the
Speaker 1: federal government was to say marijuana is illegal, we have
Speaker 1: determin that it is a violation of federal law. If
Speaker 1: you possess an ounce of marijuana. Texas can't step up
Speaker 1: and say it's legal to possess an ounce of marijuana.
Speaker 1: Those laws sound like they're conflicting, right, they are conflicting.
Speaker 1: The federal law supersedes it. Sanctuary cities, How does it
Speaker 1: actually work? It's not. This is the problem with it.
Speaker 1: All these things have to be enforced by flesh and blood.
Speaker 1: Human beings, and a lot of these people are communists. Now,
Speaker 1: how it works is the city itself can't make any
Speaker 1: illegal legal. Right, if I'm a pedro and I'm here illegally,
Speaker 1: I can't just walk into Los Angeles and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden become legal. But what these cities, what these
Speaker 1: states mean is they'll prack make you legal without officially
Speaker 1: making you legal. California, I might as well stay right there.
Speaker 1: I'm pedro, I'm here illegally. I can not only acquire
Speaker 1: a driver's license, I can acquire a CDL. That's an
Speaker 1: official government document. Now California. Again, they're staying within the
Speaker 1: federal law. They didn't make me a citizen because California
Speaker 1: doesn't have the power to make me a citizen. But
Speaker 1: they can do everything humanly possible to make me a
Speaker 1: citizen without making me a citizen. So you're breaking you're
Speaker 1: breaking the heart behind the law, the motivation behind the law.
Speaker 1: But you're not violating the letter of the law. Right,
Speaker 1: You're violating the spirit of the law, is the best
Speaker 1: way to put it, not the letter of the law.
Speaker 1: How else does it work, Well, let's say, well, let's
Speaker 1: say you're in Texas, read Texas definitely, the redder parts
Speaker 1: of Texas. County sheriff pos you over, you're drunk, checks
Speaker 1: out your papers, You're here illegally. How's it going to
Speaker 1: work from here? He's taking you down to county jail
Speaker 1: and there he will hold you until the federal government
Speaker 1: until Ice essentially shows up, and they will take possession
Speaker 1: of you, process you, deport you. How does it work
Speaker 1: in La County They'll turn you loose because they think
Speaker 1: the Feds might come get you. This has been a
Speaker 1: big controversy within states like New York. New York did
Speaker 1: this recently. New York is taking illegals. We're talking bad criminals.
Speaker 1: Think about how evil this is, how evil the Democrat
Speaker 1: Party is now. They are taking bad, bad, bad dudes,
Speaker 1: And because they think Ice is going to show up
Speaker 1: at the county jail, they're going to show up at
Speaker 1: the local jail and deport them. They're instead opening up
Speaker 1: the jail doors and sending the illegal back out into
Speaker 1: the streets so the Feds can't arrest them, violating the
Speaker 1: spirit of the law but not the letter of the law.
Speaker 1: That's the point of sanctuary cities sanctuary states. Now you
Speaker 1: can only really do deal with this kind of thing,
Speaker 1: and A well, if we're going to keep it, if
Speaker 1: we're going to keep it peaceful, you can only deal
Speaker 1: with this in a couple different ways. You must, without question,
Speaker 1: cut off their funding. Congress doesn't have the guts for that,
Speaker 1: but you have to cut off their funding. Trump is
Speaker 1: cutting it off everywhere he can find it. Two, you
Speaker 1: have to put the most the highest number of ICE
Speaker 1: agents into those sanctuary areas because, as we discussed a
Speaker 1: little bit last week I think that was on Friday,
Speaker 1: that's where you're going to find the most illegals. So
Speaker 1: you might as well, if you have limited resources, and
Speaker 1: ICE has very limited resources, you might as well send
Speaker 1: the highest number of agents into those particular cities because
Speaker 1: that's where you know the elleige are. Now, those are
Speaker 1: the peaceful solutions we can discuss. Perhaps we should discuss
Speaker 1: it some other time. We can discuss probably what has
Speaker 1: to be done. We cannot have hostile foreign city states
Speaker 1: operating inside of our borders. Not saying New York City
Speaker 1: has to be run like rural Montana, I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that at all. There's always going to be differences. There
Speaker 1: are differences in values in people and that's totally fine,
Speaker 1: but we can't allow the blue areas of the country
Speaker 1: to thumb their nose at immigration law. That cannot be
Speaker 1: allowed to go on. At some point in time, we're
Speaker 1: going to have to take steps to rectify that. None
Speaker 1: of those steps look good. None of them look good.
Speaker 1: Those steps all involved the military, the suppression of lower jurisdictions.
Speaker 1: It's all bad. It's all bad, but bad is going
Speaker 1: to be par for the course when you have hostile
Speaker 1: foreign city states, essentially rebellious cities within your borders. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let's do some emails. I had a question posed to
Speaker 1: me last week that apparently caught your interest, and I'm
Speaker 1: about to help you with something. I think next time
Speaker 1: it is the Jesse Kelly Show. Remember you can email
Speaker 1: the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'll get
Speaker 1: to those in a second. Someone sent me this clip
Speaker 1: from the apparently the Golden Globes for last night, and
Speaker 1: there's this, well, there's this.
Speaker 2: To my brown sisters and little brown girls watching tonight.
Speaker 1: Our softness is not a liability, Our death is not
Speaker 1: depth is not too much. Our light does not need
Speaker 1: permission to shine. We belong in every room.
Speaker 3: We walk into Our voices matter and our dreams deserve space.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, everybody. What what does that mean?
Speaker 1: Is there is there still some MakeBelieve world where black
Speaker 1: women are oppressed in America? Is that something that actually
Speaker 1: exists in the minds of enough people in this country?
Speaker 1: How long are we gonna have to suffer through this
Speaker 1: endless crap every single time a black woman does something
Speaker 1: of note in the country. How long are we gonna
Speaker 1: have to pretend like it's nineteen sixty five. It's so exhausting.
Speaker 1: All right, let's set that aside I brought up last
Speaker 1: week someone asked me a question about socks. I had
Speaker 1: no earthly idea that this would spark something in so
Speaker 1: many people. But something it's almost impossible to notice is
Speaker 1: trends by email. Remember you can email me love, hate,
Speaker 1: death threats Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com, Jewish producer
Speaker 1: Chris Prince them for me. I read all the ones
Speaker 1: that aren't too long or don't filters those out. If
Speaker 1: you're complaining about ads, who will filter those out too.
Speaker 1: But if it's a normal email, I get them all.
Speaker 1: I read them, try to read them all. Socks don't
Speaker 1: take what I'm about to read as an endorsement from me,
Speaker 1: because it's not. But here's some socks suggestions for you
Speaker 1: people looking for socks, and one company in particular came
Speaker 1: out smelling like a rose. This guy said, I'm Will
Speaker 1: from Spokane. All I can say is Bomba socks b
Speaker 1: O MBA. All right, I never heard of them, but
Speaker 1: that's Will's endorsement. Another guy says, the best socks for
Speaker 1: longevity have always been Puma. All right. Bomba and Puma
Speaker 1: were two suggestions. But now we get to the star
Speaker 1: of the show. And please, I pray to god, this
Speaker 1: isn't made in China. Crap. I pray to god it's
Speaker 1: not owned by some dirty commie. And I'm not telling
Speaker 1: you this as a personal endorsement because I've never put
Speaker 1: a pair of these things on my life, on in
Speaker 1: my entire life, but my word, you apparently have. And
Speaker 1: here they are. Jesse darn tough sucks are guaranteed for
Speaker 1: life in many styles and needs made in the USA
Speaker 1: and Vermont. The only socks I wear everything in in
Speaker 1: the past ten years. Look, I'm just gonna read through
Speaker 1: a couple of these. Jesse catching up on Friday Show
Speaker 1: I've been on an odyssey for ten years after the
Speaker 1: Marines to find the world's greatest suck. The set lasted
Speaker 1: ten years, they led. They were every single day comfortable.
Speaker 1: Darn tough socks is the answer, Jesse. I heard about
Speaker 1: the email about socks. Please give darn tough sucks a try.
Speaker 1: My husband loves them. They're one hundred percent wool, made
Speaker 1: in America, lifetime warranty. They run about twenty five to
Speaker 1: thirty dollars a pair. Chris Corey get ready to give
Speaker 1: Chris oxygen twenty five to thirty bucks a pair. Another one, devil,
Speaker 1: try darn tough socks. They're pricey, but to have, Okay,
Speaker 1: So it was so overwhelming, I felt the need to
Speaker 1: tell you, I'm just passing along. That's not even all
Speaker 1: of them. What people passed along to me. I've never
Speaker 1: heard of darn tough socks in my life. Wow, what
Speaker 1: Chris Chris said? By someone tell me how they are?
Speaker 1: You know, Chris, you could pony up twenty five dollars
Speaker 1: for one pair of socks. Okay, Pal, I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what if I take the plunge and
Speaker 1: I'm Cecy thinking about taking the plunge tonight. If I
Speaker 1: take the plunge, I'll get you a pair, all right,
Speaker 1: I will. I'll get you a pair of socks. Cory,
Speaker 1: do you want some socks and some darn all right,
Speaker 1: I'll get you both a pair. Let's do it. You
Speaker 1: know what, Chris, Wait a minute, we have the company
Speaker 1: credit card? No, hear me out, No, Chris, listen, we'll
Speaker 1: list it as a show expense. Do they ask they
Speaker 1: require the receipt? Do we have to We do have
Speaker 1: to upload the receipt? Can you edit it or something? No?
Speaker 1: I just mean be dishonest, I mean edit the name
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. All right, So how are we
Speaker 1: going to sell this the corporate I'm not sure, Chris.
Speaker 1: This is your area. Isn't moving money around in that
Speaker 1: kind of what? What shouldn't? Don't you have a process
Speaker 1: for this? What? Go ahead? Go ahead? That's a very
Speaker 1: good point, Chris. We have to be comfortable in the office.
Speaker 1: How are we supposed to do the world famous Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly's show if we're worried about our feet? Our feet
Speaker 1: are everything we had. We basically had no other choice, Chris,
Speaker 1: We had no other choice. We had to You want
Speaker 1: my credit card, I'll give it to you. Just get
Speaker 1: us each one pair. We're trying them out. We're trying
Speaker 1: them out. Would you please look them up and make
Speaker 1: sure this isn't run by some scumbag communists, because I'm
Speaker 1: gonna feel terrible if I just went on some long
Speaker 1: rant about darn TOUV socks and it's gonna be some
Speaker 1: dirtball company. I do like made in America. Thought made
Speaker 1: in America is nice because that is so rare anymore,
Speaker 1: and I'm so ashamed of it. All the time I
Speaker 1: spent in my youth not caring about that. All I
Speaker 1: cared about were prices. No, I'm just gonna go and
Speaker 1: I was always at Walmart. I'm just gonna go to
Speaker 1: Walmart and get the cheapest thing ever, and it's all
Speaker 1: made in China or Cambodia or something like that. I
Speaker 1: just want the cheapest. I don't care American jobs. And
Speaker 1: I was just so I was naive. Hey, Jesse, it
Speaker 1: seems we're always playing defense and follow the rule. In
Speaker 1: following the rules as a losing game, Why do Republicans
Speaker 1: play the Democrats game and start importing patriots from failing
Speaker 1: European countries like Germany, Italy, Ireland, the UK, so on
Speaker 1: and so forth, to increase our voting block. I understand
Speaker 1: the motivation. I'm okay with some of it. He's got
Speaker 1: to be careful trying to win at their game. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Monday. But
Speaker 1: living like a refugee ain't that bad when Democrats bring
Speaker 1: you into the country because the tax bayer simply pay
Speaker 1: for everything of yours? And this is the modern day
Speaker 1: Democrat Party. A jaw dropping exchange between Senator Mark Warner
Speaker 1: and this dude on CNBC. They just come right out
Speaker 1: and say it. The foreigner is the Democrat voting base.
Speaker 4: What's changed with Democrats on it? I know Biden led
Speaker 4: in twelve million? Is it about votes? Why didn't these people?
Speaker 4: Why isn't a crime to be here? Not that they
Speaker 4: haven't committed a crime.
Speaker 5: The border being as open as was under Biden was
Speaker 5: one of the reasons Trump got elected.
Speaker 1: But the igall you're glad it's closed?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 5: Do I think we ought to not have a fully
Speaker 5: open border? Absolutely?
Speaker 4: If you're with the twelve million they came, what do
Speaker 4: we do?
Speaker 5: Question I have for you is closing the border versus
Speaker 5: sending out ICE agents across the country to randomly pick
Speaker 5: up people based on quotas that have committed no crime.
Speaker 4: To Obida, how do to Obama report five down to
Speaker 4: the board.
Speaker 1: I think it was a lot of that was done
Speaker 1: at the boy And.
Speaker 5: The truth is, I don't think the American people signed
Speaker 5: up for this. Where you see people who are working.
Speaker 5: There ought to be a path towards legality. We've worked
Speaker 5: on that, We've we've screwed that up. Immigration reformed for years,
Speaker 5: both sides.
Speaker 1: That's what they want, that's the ultimate goal. Now it's
Speaker 1: not a requirement. If they just keep these people here
Speaker 1: long enough, then the people they've gotten here will have
Speaker 1: enough children. Because of our insane laws, those children are
Speaker 1: American citizens on a long enough timeline. If we simply
Speaker 1: keep the people here, then Democrats will in the end anyway,
Speaker 1: so amnesty, don't get wrong, they love it. They would
Speaker 1: take amnesty. But what they cannot afford is deportation. What
Speaker 1: they need is these people to stay here long enough
Speaker 1: so they'll have eighty seven kids, all will be on welfare,
Speaker 1: all will vote Democrat, and Republicans will never win another election.
Speaker 1: That's why they're fighting so hard like this.
Speaker 2: I will continue to demand an independent and thorough investigation,
Speaker 2: continue to call on Congress in this moment to use
Speaker 2: appropriations in the power of the purse to rain in
Speaker 2: ice again. I believe it should be abolished.
Speaker 1: That's why they're fighting so hard like.
Speaker 7: This, and I think that we as Democrats should not
Speaker 7: cannot vote for more money for this unaccountable Department of
Speaker 7: Homeland Security that is terrorizing people across the country, not
Speaker 7: the worst of the worst US citizens, residents, people who
Speaker 7: have been here for twenty years without ever committing a crime.
Speaker 1: Do you hear Portland's police chief? Portland's police chief, Well,
Speaker 1: they had to have a little shootout out there with
Speaker 1: some trendy Aragua gangsters. Gangsters didn't make it, Hey, police chief,
Speaker 1: how'd you do?
Speaker 8: There is an association with the two folks yesterday and TDA.
Speaker 8: I hesitated to even share this information.
Speaker 1: TDA is Trende Ragua.
Speaker 8: Initially because I'm very aware of the historic injustice of
Speaker 8: victim blaming, oftentimes portrayed by law enforcement, including this very
Speaker 8: agency that I've represented so proudly for so many years.
Speaker 8: I want to speak for just a moment specifically to
Speaker 8: my Latino community.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind two allegedly TDA members run from the
Speaker 1: cops get themselves killed. This is the chief of police.
Speaker 1: Wrap your head around this, pretend for a moment like
Speaker 1: you're a good cop in Portland. Listen to this and
Speaker 1: tell me are you staying in Portland or are you gone?
Speaker 1: And you're going to leave that city to the animals?
Speaker 1: Else he's getting choked up. I'm sorry, I'll rewind it
Speaker 1: a little bit, I interrupted him. It's too great. By
Speaker 1: the way, this is why you need a male vitality
Speaker 1: stack from chop. Hold on, let me read one real quick,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 8: I want to speak for just a moment, my Latino community.
Speaker 8: It saddens it saddens me that we even have to
Speaker 8: qualify these remarks because I understand, or at least have
Speaker 8: attempted to understand, to your voices.
Speaker 1: You're concerned, your fear, your anger.
Speaker 8: This information in no way is meant to disparage or
Speaker 8: to condone, or support or agree with any of the
Speaker 8: actions that occurred yesterday. But it is important that we
Speaker 8: stay committed to the rule of law, that we stay
Speaker 8: committed to the facts, that we stay a trustworthy and
Speaker 8: legitimate police department.
Speaker 1: For all of Portlander's the blue areas. I hope I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: but they're likely beyond salvage, at least in the near future.
Speaker 1: That's the chief of police. There was no escaping that
Speaker 1: this kind of mindless commie and saeanity was going to
Speaker 1: flow down into the police departments of these big communist cities.
Speaker 1: And now that it has, it's just wild. I mean,
Speaker 1: you remember last week, Remember rachelle Bilaal, the sheriff of
Speaker 1: Philadelphia County. Remember remember this, This is the sheriff.
Speaker 3: And so we stand here today with all those who
Speaker 3: stand against the made up, fake what you can call
Speaker 3: ice professional law enforcement. I don't call them none of that.
Speaker 3: I call them made up fake want to be law
Speaker 3: enforcements because what they do is against not only legal law,
Speaker 3: but tomorrow law. So I'm with the DA and we
Speaker 3: will work with them. If any of them want to
Speaker 3: come in this city and commit a crime, you will
Speaker 3: not be able to hide. Nobody will wish you off.
Speaker 1: You don't want this.
Speaker 3: Smoke, because we will bring it to you. And the
Speaker 3: fake whatever they call them, because I can't put I
Speaker 3: can't say the name, but the criminal in the White
Speaker 3: House would not be able to keep you from going
Speaker 3: to jail.
Speaker 1: You know what this smoke? Oh, great Beavers Slayer, Thanks
Speaker 1: for your Rhodesia series. I can't believe a much you
Speaker 1: liked that series. I can't stop watching YouTube videos about
Speaker 1: their military and problems. I have two questions though. First,
Speaker 1: can you name just one Sub Saharan former colony which
Speaker 1: was better off after they gained independence and instituted majority
Speaker 1: African control? No, I can't, because it doesn't exist. That's
Speaker 1: one two. Second, how could Rhodesia have provided more African
Speaker 1: control and participation without destroying the western type civilization that
Speaker 1: was there in nineteen eighty Well, that's not possible. I've
Speaker 1: explained this before about the America. Having everybody have a
Speaker 1: vote when they turn eighteen is bonkers. It's insane. You
Speaker 1: don't allow everyone to have a say in the same
Speaker 1: way if you have a house with children, small children,
Speaker 1: everyone doesn't get to decide whether Dad accepts that new
Speaker 1: job in another state. No, it's better for everyone if
Speaker 1: only the sharpest, most accomplished people make that decision. It
Speaker 1: helps not only the sharp accomplished people, it helps the
Speaker 1: children who will benefit as well. You cannot have a
Speaker 1: wonderful society while giving everyone a vote in it. In
Speaker 1: the same way, you can't have a wonderful club that
Speaker 1: allows everyone in. It's not possible. It's something that and people,
Speaker 1: those of us on the right, it kind of makes
Speaker 1: us a little semish, right. We don't want to sound
Speaker 1: like we're excluding people. Why I love excluding people. I
Speaker 1: make it a habit in my own personal life. I
Speaker 1: would highly recommend you do the day do the same.
Speaker 1: I have all kinds of people and types of people
Speaker 1: I won't associate with, and you know what, I'm so
Speaker 1: much happier. I highly recommend it. One more segment hang
Speaker 1: on The Jesse Kelly Show. Fal segment of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful, fantastic Monday. Remember if
Speaker 1: you missed any part of the show, you can download
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Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. So there's there's a
Speaker 1: There was a U haul that plowed into a a
Speaker 1: anti anti regime protest in Los Angeles. Irane, Iran, Iran
Speaker 1: in Iranian regime, not our regime. I don't know why
Speaker 1: I can't get this sentence out, you know, they're having
Speaker 1: all these protests in Iran. People want the Mulah's tossed. Well,
Speaker 1: apparently they had a big one in La and some
Speaker 1: U haul truck plowed into the whole thing. Yes, the
Speaker 1: whole thing was on purpose, but that reminded me of me.
Speaker 1: You know, one of my first driving driving experiences. I
Speaker 1: don't even know why I'm telling you this. I'm not
Speaker 1: even going anywhere with it. We were in Ohio. You know.
Speaker 1: I grew up in a construction family, and we drove
Speaker 1: across the country multiple times. My dad was looking for work,
Speaker 1: trying to find a construction job, and somewhere out west
Speaker 1: finally finds one in Montana. So we don't have any
Speaker 1: money for movers or anything like that. So we get
Speaker 1: a U haul and we load up the U haul,
Speaker 1: pack it all up ourselves, and across the country. We
Speaker 1: go clear across country from Ohio to Montana. Well, my
Speaker 1: dad decided I was I was ten years old. My
Speaker 1: dad decided that now was a good time for me
Speaker 1: to start learning how to drive at ten years old
Speaker 1: with a U haul Chris with all the fi amily's
Speaker 1: possessions in it, and my old man would sit me
Speaker 1: over in his lap because I wasn't tall enough to
Speaker 1: reach the pedals. He'd sit me in his lap and
Speaker 1: I got to steer the U haul driving down the highway.
Speaker 1: There were no seatbelts or anything like that. It's fine.
Speaker 1: I obviously had things under control. But I learned, I
Speaker 1: guess in a way, I learned how to drive driving
Speaker 1: a U haul across the United States of America. That's
Speaker 1: true story. Right there. It was Highway ninety or eighty,
Speaker 1: I don't remember. It was too long ago. Highway ninety
Speaker 1: or eighty, one of those northern highways, if you will.
Speaker 1: How about that Republican senator vows to block Trump's FED
Speaker 1: nominee over Powell investigation. I didn't really touch on this,
Speaker 1: but Jerome Powell, he's the FED chair head of the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve, put out what essentially amounted to a hostage
Speaker 1: video over the weekend because he announced the Trump administration
Speaker 1: was looking in to him. Why are they looking into him? Well,
Speaker 1: they've done three billion dollars in renovations to the Federal
Speaker 1: Reserve building. That's a large amount of money for renovations
Speaker 1: you can build a new building for obviously, well under that,
Speaker 1: and the Trump administration is displeased with Jerome Powell. To
Speaker 1: put it mildly, no one knows at this point in
Speaker 1: time whether this is good old fashioned political retribution trying
Speaker 1: to get that guy to resign, whether he's actually corrupt.
Speaker 1: I hate the Federal Reserve and I hate Jerome Powell anyway,
Speaker 1: so I'm not rooting for him. No one knows what
Speaker 1: it is yet. I do think it's funny though, that
Speaker 1: Tom Tillis. He also doesn't know what it is yet,
Speaker 1: and he's throwing a hissy fit about the entire thing. Already.
Speaker 1: There's a tiny cabal of Republican senators, and they view
Speaker 1: their job as stopping you. That's how they view themselves.
Speaker 1: Some of them, like Tillis, they are retiring mercifully and
Speaker 1: going away. Some are not. Some are right there voting
Speaker 1: the wrong way every single time and praying that you're
Speaker 1: too stupid to hold them to account for it. Now,
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Speaker 1: find a new governor soon. This was a little bit
Speaker 1: ominous from Scott Pisanim. Walt is a coward. Is a coward.
Speaker 6: He would not guarantee that the Treasury Secretary of the
Speaker 6: United States of America would have police protection in the
Speaker 6: Minnesota state Capitol. He is afraid of what is coming
Speaker 6: and he's not going to be able to hide behind
Speaker 6: this curtain because we will get there and I don't
Speaker 6: have to go in the Capitol building to investigate him.
Speaker 6: I would well for him to come to Treasury and
Speaker 6: answer some questions. I can guarantee you that he will
Speaker 6: be safe and sound. Then, depending on what we discover,
Speaker 6: I don't know about his future, and as I said earlier,
Speaker 6: that will be the only view of the Oval office
Speaker 6: he ever gets.
Speaker 1: I'm not so sure that Tim Walls is going to
Speaker 1: escape prison. The rumor mill, it's just the rumor real
Speaker 1: right now, but the rumor mill is starting to really
Speaker 1: ramp up and that there's a possible resignation coming. I
Speaker 1: also will give you this little tidbit. There was a
Speaker 1: lot of press opportunity over the weekend press opportunity in
Speaker 1: Minnesota where you would expect the governor to show up.
Speaker 1: Tim Walls never showed up at all. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now, the Democrat Party is fraud Minnesota. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's ground zero, but it's really really bad there,
Speaker 1: really really bad there. Did the governor of Minnesota have
Speaker 1: something to do with it? And if he did, how
Speaker 1: bad is it? Did he know a guy who knew
Speaker 1: a guy who did it? Did he facilitate the whole
Speaker 1: thing himself. The way they're acting, the way they're talking bad.
Speaker 1: This is the mayor of Minneapolis.
Speaker 9: Look, Governor Walls is the reason that we've got paid
Speaker 9: family leave in Minnesota. He's the reason we've got free
Speaker 9: school lunches. Him and I we've been through thick and thin.
Speaker 1: But did he do enough to combat to combat?
Speaker 9: Look, obviously everybody could have done more to prevent fraud.
Speaker 9: And I think that's a fair point to make and
Speaker 9: do more to prevent fraud. And you look what he's
Speaker 9: doing right now. He's setting up a whole bunch of
Speaker 9: infrastructure to do that. And by the way, look, the
Speaker 9: fraud's real. We've all got to acknowledge it. The fraud
Speaker 9: is very real.
Speaker 1: Even that dork mayor of Minneapolis acknowledges it's real. That's
Speaker 1: the only thing you need to take from that. I
Speaker 1: think it might get bad. And now here's a headline,
Speaker 1: but oh, you know, you know the thing headlines we
Speaker 1: didn't get to. Are you Dead? App designed for people
Speaker 1: living alone surges to number one in China. I guess
Speaker 1: that's one you only need to use once. Right, Florida
Speaker 1: A and M official was caught on video saying DEI
Speaker 1: still exists under a new name. That's right. They're not sorry.
Speaker 1: They don't think they did anything wrong. They're just in hiding.
Speaker 1: US provoked one hundred thousand visas since Trump's return. Don't
Speaker 1: ever let anybody tell you November didn't matter at all.
Speaker 1: We've made great changes already in this country. We did
Speaker 1: a good thing in November. Now you will do a
Speaker 1: good thing and show back up here tomorrow. All right,
Speaker 1: that's all.