Speaker 1: But Jesse Kelly Show, let's have some fun on a Monday,
Speaker 1: A magnificent Monday. You know why, because the work week
Speaker 1: is just starting. Isn't that exciting? We have an amazing
Speaker 1: show for you tonight on the Jesse Kelly Show. We
Speaker 1: are going to talk in wow in reference to some
Speaker 1: of the things that are in the news about them
Speaker 1: using your values against you. What happened to the West, specifically,
Speaker 1: what's happening in the United States of America. I will
Speaker 1: try to get to a bunch of emails tonight. It's
Speaker 1: betal of Honor Monday that's coming up an hour from now.
Speaker 1: Trump is in Japan. That's cool. That's probably the last
Speaker 1: of it to say about it, but still it's kind
Speaker 1: of cool. Apparently they have a new PM over there
Speaker 1: who's going to keep Japan Japan. And that's the kind
Speaker 1: of thing we need here in this country as well.
Speaker 1: All that and more coming up tonight on the world
Speaker 1: famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now, I want to I want
Speaker 1: to begin here. What do you believe about being kind? What?
Speaker 1: What is kindness? What does it mean to you? What
Speaker 1: should it mean? If if you're leaving church, you're leaving work,
Speaker 1: you're leaving school. Let's say you got a dollar in
Speaker 1: your pocket. Someone comes up to you and says, hey,
Speaker 1: not looking for a hand out, but man, I could
Speaker 1: really use ninety nine cent burrito from Taco bell I
Speaker 1: haven't eaten in three days. Are you tempted to give
Speaker 1: him that dollar? Do you give him that dollar? Probably?
Speaker 1: Even if you don't do it, probably thinking about it. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's good. That same person says, hey, I not only
Speaker 1: need a dollar, man, I could really use a ride.
Speaker 1: I've ten miles away, I got a job interview. Could
Speaker 1: use a ride if you feel safe with that person.
Speaker 1: But ladies, please don't give rides to homeless men. But
Speaker 1: if you feel safe with that person, yeah, toss him
Speaker 1: in the car, give him ride. Maybe I have to
Speaker 1: get it washed after, but toss him in the car,
Speaker 1: give him ride. Okay. What if he wants to come
Speaker 1: home with you that night? Hey, man, you really use
Speaker 1: the place to stay.
Speaker 2: What if.
Speaker 1: What if after the next morning, what if he wakes
Speaker 1: up plops down at the breakfast table with he says,
Speaker 1: I could use some breakfast. Okay? What if he doesn't leave?
Speaker 1: When does the limit get reached? Hey, look we can
Speaker 1: we I could go down this list for ten minutes.
Speaker 1: But I think you already know it's obvious where I'm
Speaker 1: going there is a limit, right, there was a limit.
Speaker 1: And when the limit is reached, do you look back
Speaker 1: and say, Wow, Maybe the ride was a mistake. Maybe
Speaker 1: letting him stay was a mistake. Maybe the dollar, Maybe
Speaker 1: the dollar was a mistake. At some point in time,
Speaker 1: my kindness, my kindness was abused. And now I not
Speaker 1: only have to extricate myself from this situation, I need
Speaker 1: to analyze exactly what went wrong, why it went wrong?
Speaker 1: What did I do to put myself in a situation
Speaker 1: where I can't get the bum off the couch? He's
Speaker 1: been here for three weeks? How responsible for this? Am I?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you something. Maybe you've already heard it, probably,
Speaker 1: I'm sure. I'm sure it's happened several times today on
Speaker 1: TV on the rad But you, of course remember nine
Speaker 1: to eleven, if you weren't alive, and we have a
Speaker 1: bunch of kids listening to the show, if you weren't
Speaker 1: alive for nine to eleven, that was the day the
Speaker 1: towers came down. Of course, al Qaeda, the United States
Speaker 1: of America became acutely aware of the threat of Islamic jihad,
Speaker 1: with the jihad, radical Islam committing acts of terror had
Speaker 1: been going on for decades, a couple of decades, but
Speaker 1: it had never hit us like that. And we woke
Speaker 1: up one day and some Jihadis flew planes into the towers,
Speaker 1: into the Pentagon. We got thousands of Americans dead. We're
Speaker 1: looking around wondering what's going on. And in the wake
Speaker 1: of that, America, Americans, many of them, probably you, maybe
Speaker 1: if you were alive, started to ask some questions, Hey, uh,
Speaker 1: how prevalent is this way of thinking with Muslims around
Speaker 1: the globe? Okay, it's not all of them, I got that.
Speaker 1: How many? How many is too many? Do we have
Speaker 1: more here? These people were here? How many more are here?
Speaker 1: Is this gonna happen again? Are they planning another one?
Speaker 1: People were asking very honest, very basic questions, And in
Speaker 1: response to those questions, we did not get a bunch
Speaker 1: of people showing honest contrition. Hey, let's look inside. We
Speaker 1: did not have legions, in legions of Islamic leaders around
Speaker 1: the world stepping up and saying, man, we got a
Speaker 1: jihadi problem and we're gonna dig into it, and We're
Speaker 1: gonna get it figured out. We're gonna root this out
Speaker 1: because we don't want this either. We did not see that,
Speaker 1: did it happen from time to time? Of course, we
Speaker 1: did not see that in mass across the country. You
Speaker 1: know what we saw in mass across the world. We
Speaker 1: saw almost a shield being thrown up. It sounded a
Speaker 1: lot like the next mayor of New York City said, here,
Speaker 1: Chris cut twelve go, I.
Speaker 3: Want to use this moment to speak to the Muslims
Speaker 3: of New York City. I want to speak to the
Speaker 3: memory of my aunt who stopped taking the subway after
Speaker 3: September eleventh because she did not feel safe in her head.
Speaker 1: Jab Now, let's skip right past the obvious points, the
Speaker 1: fake faith. Let me collect myself. That's all fake. You
Speaker 1: understand that whole story is fake. People did journalism. They
Speaker 1: found out his aunt wasn't even in the United States
Speaker 1: of America, let alone in New York City, and she
Speaker 1: wasn't wearing a job. None of that. What's happened. He
Speaker 1: made all that up, whole claw. The emotions are all
Speaker 1: made up. But he's a communist. He lies about everything
Speaker 1: all the time. If you listen to the show you're
Speaker 1: well aware that that's what they do. They lie like
Speaker 1: they breathe. You got all that, Let's move past all that.
Speaker 1: Why jump right there? Why why jump right there? Let
Speaker 1: me tell you why. Because the United States of America
Speaker 1: was founded by wonderful people, Christian people. And that DNA,
Speaker 1: whatever your belief system is, that DNA, of being kind
Speaker 1: to strangers, of being kind to people, that DNA still
Speaker 1: flows through your veins. That is part of our national DNA.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you the bad part. And this
Speaker 1: is most definitely the bad part. Evil forces for a very, very,
Speaker 1: very long time have recognized your spirit of kindness. They
Speaker 1: have recognized that person inside of you willing to hand
Speaker 1: out a dollar so you can go get a burrito
Speaker 1: at Taco Bell. They've recognized that kind heart of yours,
Speaker 1: and for decades, in decades, in decades, they have used
Speaker 1: that kind heart of yours as the opening they needed
Speaker 1: to worm their way into your country en mass, so
Speaker 1: they can conquer it, burn it down, and take it over.
Speaker 1: Our kindness has been extended to so many people for
Speaker 1: so many years, and now we are at the point
Speaker 1: where we can't get the bum off the friggin sofa
Speaker 1: he's been there for months, and now in order to
Speaker 1: save the country, in order to save the house, save
Speaker 1: our family, he's got to go. So what we have
Speaker 1: to do is we have to acknowledge that somewhere along
Speaker 1: the line, maybe it was the dollar, maybe it was
Speaker 1: the ride, maybe it was breakfast, somewhere along the line,
Speaker 1: our kindness wasn't kindness anymore. At some point along the way,
Speaker 1: we became suckers and chumps, and we sat and watched
Speaker 1: while these people used our values against us. At some
Speaker 1: point in time, we have got to step up and
Speaker 1: acknowledge where we went wrong, why we went wrong, and
Speaker 1: set out to make it right. And let's make a
Speaker 1: decision that we're never going to find ourself in this
Speaker 1: place again, because where we are right now is disastrous
Speaker 1: and dangerous. It's killing people individually, it's killing our country,
Speaker 1: it's killing our bottom line, it's killing our culture, it's
Speaker 1: killing us. And that dollar for the burrito at Taco
Speaker 1: Bell is how it began. Now. Maybe we went wrong
Speaker 1: with that dollar, maybe we didn't, But like I said,
Speaker 1: we went wrong somewhere that some vile, dirty communist foreigner
Speaker 1: is about to take over our greatest city. Well, there
Speaker 1: are a lot of people who are gonna have to
Speaker 1: own some of that. We'll talk a bit about that
Speaker 1: more in a moment.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday.
Speaker 1: Talking about mistakes, kindness, bringing people into this country. How
Speaker 1: are we losing certain parts of it? Maybe have lost
Speaker 1: certain parts of it? How do we get it back?
Speaker 1: So remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellyshow dot com. Now let's get back to it. Right now,
Speaker 1: it's the talk of the town, or at least the
Speaker 1: talk of the country, that our greatest city in New
Speaker 1: York City is about to elect an Islamis communist. And
Speaker 1: that begs the quest question, how did this happen to
Speaker 1: our cities? It's not just New York City? How did
Speaker 1: this happen to our cities? Los Angeles? Los Angeles is
Speaker 1: mayor Karen bass is an open communist, in fact, took
Speaker 1: several trips to Cuba for communists training. Now she's the
Speaker 1: head of LA let's focus on New York City. Though
Speaker 1: this man, Donna guy I brought it up last week,
Speaker 1: American born New Yorkers completely reject him. I think it
Speaker 1: was almost sixty percent completely rejective. He would have no
Speaker 1: chance of winning an election if it was only American
Speaker 1: born New Yorkers voting. But to the tune of sixty
Speaker 1: percent foreign born New Yorkers Loven who's there preferred candidate?
Speaker 1: The open communist? How do we get here? I'm gonna
Speaker 1: play you something. I want you to listen, Chris cut thirteen.
Speaker 4: Go America is the genesis of what we call settler colonialism,
Speaker 4: and the American model was exported all around the world.
Speaker 4: Abraham Lincoln generalized the solution of reservations. They herded American
Speaker 4: Indians into separate territories for the Nazis. This was the inspiration.
Speaker 4: Hitler realized two things. One that genocide was doable. It
Speaker 4: is possible to do genocide. That's what Hitler realized. Second
Speaker 4: thing Hitler realized is that you don't have to have
Speaker 4: a common citizenship. You can differentiate between people. The Nuremberg
Speaker 4: laws were patterned after American laws. Anyway, the US put
Speaker 4: Indians in reservations. The US invented the model.
Speaker 1: Do you know who that was? Courtesy of made More
Speaker 1: He's the wuld have dug that up. Do you know
Speaker 1: who that was? That is mahmood Man, Donnie, that's right,
Speaker 1: that is the father of the soon to be communist
Speaker 1: mayor of New York City. He is not only right
Speaker 1: here in America, Mahmoud mam Donni, he is a professor
Speaker 1: at one of our elite universities. What how did he
Speaker 1: get here? Because he wasn't born here. He's not from
Speaker 1: here at all. He is parents were Indian Muslim Indians.
Speaker 1: He grew up in Uganda and back in nineteen sixty three,
Speaker 1: as part of something known as the Kennedy Airlift, Mahmoud
Speaker 1: Mamdani hopped on a plane, left that god forsaken dump
Speaker 1: and came to the United States of America. He came
Speaker 1: to the United States of America having left a god
Speaker 1: forsaken dump, and may I point this out at a
Speaker 1: time when his people, the Indians in Uganda, were treated
Speaker 1: terribly like second class citizens, worse than that open naked
Speaker 1: racial segregation. He gets on a plane comes over to
Speaker 1: the land of the Free in nineteen sixty three, but
Speaker 1: all we gets so much worse. In nineteen sixty five,
Speaker 1: he started to get involved in politics in communism and
Speaker 1: immediately started to speak out loudly about how he the
Speaker 1: United States of America was now before you start hating Mahmoud,
Speaker 1: ma'm donni too much. And by the way, you can
Speaker 1: hate him as much as you like. I can't stand him.
Speaker 1: That was nineteen sixty five. Hang on a second. I
Speaker 1: went to I went to community college. So my math
Speaker 1: isn't that great. Let me see forty cross the tee.
Speaker 1: So that's sixty years. We brought a disloyal, evil foreigner
Speaker 1: into our country sixty years ago. He not only got
Speaker 1: here and immediately started to run his fat mouth and
Speaker 1: take a steaming dump all over this country every chance
Speaker 1: he got. He also chose to get a bride and
Speaker 1: crap out that vile scum who's about to be the
Speaker 1: communist mayor of New York City. And for sixty years
Speaker 1: six zero, nobody denaturalized him, deported him, sent him back
Speaker 1: to Uganda, India and island in the middle of Pacific.
Speaker 1: I don't know for.
Speaker 5: Sixty years that foreigner came into the United States of
Speaker 5: America and has spread vile poison everywhere he's gone sixty years.
Speaker 1: And it's not like he did it in some underground fashion,
Speaker 1: sending secret newsletters on camera, on camera, crapping on your
Speaker 1: country in mind. For sixty years. We'll get back to
Speaker 1: it in the moment you've been telling.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday, Medal
Speaker 2: of Honor Monday coming up a half hour from now, and.
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris informed me during the break that he
Speaker 1: was concerned about my blood pressure. I'm fine. I'm actually
Speaker 1: in an outstanding mood. When I consider how my country
Speaker 1: has been handed away by politicians for years and years
Speaker 1: and years, I get temporarily testy, and then I go
Speaker 1: right back to being happy. Jesse, Chris, I don't need
Speaker 1: you worried about me. My blood pressure is fine, even
Speaker 1: mixed in some cardio today. I'm in a great mood, Chris.
Speaker 1: I'm in a great mood. At least I was until
Speaker 1: I started talking to you. Now, back to what we
Speaker 1: were just discussing, mahmood, ma'am. Donnie is one example. He's
Speaker 1: just one glaring example. Because we look right now. You're
Speaker 1: staring in horror. Whether you're listening from New York City
Speaker 1: on the grade seven to ten WR or rather you're
Speaker 1: like the rest of us looking in horror. Nice New
Speaker 1: York City is about to burn to the ground. We
Speaker 1: start looking around, asking why so let me simplify it
Speaker 1: for you. Like so many things going on in the
Speaker 1: United States of America, the reason they're about to an
Speaker 1: open communist who's going to burn the city to the
Speaker 1: ground is because for decades we have opened this country
Speaker 1: up to every Third World barbarian. We not only brought
Speaker 1: them here, we allowed them to sneak in here, and
Speaker 1: then Republicans and Democrats have been too weak and pathetic
Speaker 1: to pack them up and ship them out. We not
Speaker 1: only will bring them here via things like the Kennedy Airlift.
Speaker 1: They'll get here and five minutes later they walk out
Speaker 1: in the street, drop their pants, take a steaming dump
Speaker 1: on the country, and we just sit back and say, oh,
Speaker 1: look at them. Chris. I'll tell you what. I want
Speaker 1: you to play it again. I want you to play
Speaker 1: this again because it's so beyond belief and it's so aggravating,
Speaker 1: and then I'm going to try to move off it
Speaker 1: because I'm going to get extremely angry about it. Mahmud
Speaker 1: Mamdani he got here in nineteen sixty three. In nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty five, he discovered an interest in Karl Marx to
Speaker 1: communism and has spent every waking moment since trying to
Speaker 1: burn down the United States of America. Not in hiding.
Speaker 1: He's not sending coded messages. He's not using that secret
Speaker 1: ink we used to use as children. He's not in
Speaker 1: some underground system trying to subvert the country. Standing in
Speaker 1: front of class after class after class at Columbia, crapping
Speaker 1: on this country, teaching future generations to crap on this country,
Speaker 1: standing up on stage on camera, speaking into the microphone.
Speaker 1: If you are a foreigner, if you were born in
Speaker 1: a foreign land, I don't care. By the way, if
Speaker 1: you've become a naturalized citizen, if you are a foreigner, legal, illegal,
Speaker 1: naturalized citizen, you should live in mortal fear of saying
Speaker 1: something like this. You know why, because they should meet
Speaker 1: you the second you come off stage to strip you
Speaker 1: of your citizenship. Take your sorry, ungrateful boy, It put
Speaker 1: it on a plane and sent you back to whatever
Speaker 1: third world dump you came from.
Speaker 4: Sixty years of this, America is the genesis of what
Speaker 4: we call settler colonialism, and the American model was exported
Speaker 4: all around the world. Abraham Lincoln generalized the solution of reservations.
Speaker 4: They herded American Indians into separate territories for the Nazis.
Speaker 4: This was the inspiration. Hitler realized two things. One that
Speaker 4: genocide was doable. It is possible to do genocide. That's
Speaker 4: what Hitler realized. Second thing Hitler realized is that you
Speaker 4: don't have to have a common citizenship. You can differentiate
Speaker 4: between people. The Nuremberg law were patterned after American laws anyway,
Speaker 4: the US put Indians in reservations. The US invented the model.
Speaker 1: The US invented the model. Hitler learned from us. My
Speaker 1: hatred is so much greater for our weakling politicians than
Speaker 1: it is for that vile scumbag. How could that be allowed?
Speaker 1: How could we allow this to go on? And look,
Speaker 1: this is one story. You know, all those stories we've
Speaker 1: been having to read headlines about. I'm talking about the
Speaker 1: stories on the highway where there's some trucker illegal, can't
Speaker 1: speak English, can't read the road signs, tons from a
Speaker 1: culture where they drive like complete psychopathic maniacs. And of
Speaker 1: course he gets in a big rig, ripes out a
Speaker 1: family of four on the highway. You know, it's been
Speaker 1: story after story after story. Chris play cut fifteen Go.
Speaker 6: California had issued sixty two thousand CDLs drivers who entered illegally,
Speaker 6: John who do not have a permanent legal status as
Speaker 6: required by the FEDS. California sanctuary loss prohibit asking applicants
Speaker 6: their immigration status. Governor Newsom said, there's not a problem.
Speaker 4: Back to you, did I hear you right? Did you
Speaker 4: say sixty two thousand? That's correct, My goodness, it's audit.
Speaker 1: Sixty two thousand truckers out on the highway. They're all.
Speaker 1: Don't think they're all in California, that's where they got
Speaker 1: their licenses. They're all across America. Maybe, as you're listening
Speaker 1: to the sound of my voice, maybe that big rig
Speaker 1: right next to you, maybe it has some foreigner in there.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care about the road signs, can't read them anyway,
Speaker 1: doesn't ever read them. And his culture now well and SOPI,
Speaker 1: he's got his head on straight today. Sixty years of this.
Speaker 1: This is how we got to this place. This is
Speaker 1: how we got to a place in a country where
Speaker 1: our big cities are filthy and communists, our healthcare is backbreaking,
Speaker 1: the expensive young people can't afford home. And it's not
Speaker 1: just the illegals. Remember this, American workers have been training
Speaker 1: their foreign replacements for years. There's a lot of reporting
Speaker 1: out there right now about USAA. You've heard about USAA.
Speaker 1: USAA back in the day. In fact, back when I
Speaker 1: was in the United States Marine Corps had an outstanding
Speaker 1: reputation for customer service. But people started to notice something
Speaker 1: over the past years. Customer service is getting worse. Really,
Speaker 1: everything about it was getting worse. I myself was a
Speaker 1: USA customer at one point, the USAA customer at one
Speaker 1: point times great. But then things started to go to
Speaker 1: crap and go to crap, and all my friends, all
Speaker 1: my veteran friends, started complaining about it, and it sucks now.
Speaker 1: And what happened. What happened. They fired all the Americans
Speaker 1: and hired a bunch of people from India. That's what happened.
Speaker 1: Did you know that seventy percent Now Now word is
Speaker 1: out that USAA is upset with the direction the country's gone,
Speaker 1: and they're trying to fix it. But so many parts
Speaker 1: of our country that are broken are broken because we
Speaker 1: got our country handed away to foreigners, handed away willingly.
Speaker 1: That's what's brought us here. And let's move off of
Speaker 1: the foreigner aspect, because there's a domestic aspect. Of course,
Speaker 1: they collaborate when we talk about this, Ma'm donnie in
Speaker 1: New York City being elected. It's not, of course, only
Speaker 1: the foreigners. It's also American communists, communists here collaborating with
Speaker 1: communist foreigners to burn down the United States of America.
Speaker 1: And our domestic communists they really use the same tactics
Speaker 1: that the foreigners do. Ma'am, Donnie comes here, my poor
Speaker 1: aunt on the subway with their hitge job, which didn't happen.
Speaker 1: You see, our domestic communists they know that kindness in
Speaker 1: your heart too, and they've been using it for a
Speaker 1: very very very long time. In fact, they've been using
Speaker 1: it so successfully for so long that it now it's
Speaker 1: just instinct. It comes out of them. Like I used
Speaker 1: the example earlier today, and it's completely appropriate. It's like
Speaker 1: a skunk. You know why skunks? You know what they
Speaker 1: skunk stink? They stink because they spray that foul smelling odor.
Speaker 1: Do you know why God gave them that? Why do
Speaker 1: skunks have that hideous foul smelling odor. It's a defense
Speaker 1: mechanism when they're threatened by anything, When they feel they're
Speaker 1: under threat, they spray that. It's a defense mechanism. You
Speaker 1: ever hear of a pigmy sperm whale. You ever hear that?
Speaker 1: Probably not, most people have not. Did you know pigmy
Speaker 1: sperm whales? Did you know? Would they get threatened, they
Speaker 1: spray poop around, They create a poop cloud in the
Speaker 1: ocean to protect themselves. Did you know that It's really
Speaker 1: disgusting but also extremely effective. Who wants to swim through
Speaker 1: a poop cloud? I'll play you one of our domestic
Speaker 1: communists and their tactics in a moment. Jee, It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday, only ten
Speaker 1: minutes away from Metal of Honor Monday, having ourselves a
Speaker 1: good time. Look, I've decided I'm all done yelling. We're
Speaker 1: gonna do a bunch of emails and stuff after Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Monday. I just have to finish this up
Speaker 1: and then we'll get to emails. We'll do other things tough.
Speaker 1: We have the things that discuss the show. But again,
Speaker 1: it's not just foreigners who use our kindness against us.
Speaker 1: It's our domestic communists who've used our morals against us,
Speaker 1: our morality against us for so so long that now,
Speaker 1: like the skunk with its spray, like the pygmy sperm
Speaker 1: whale with its poop cloud. The second they feel threatened,
Speaker 1: they pull it out, and it's amazing to listen to
Speaker 1: Corindiversity Higher. She of course wrote a book like everyone
Speaker 1: else who used to work in the White House, she
Speaker 1: wrote a book. But she's got a problem. You see,
Speaker 1: she's not getting the same royal treatment that every other
Speaker 1: Democrat who writes a book gets. Why what is going
Speaker 1: on with Corindiversity Higher. Well, the reason is Democrats are
Speaker 1: so upset right now. They're so upset that Trump is back.
Speaker 1: They're so angry, and they in part blame Joe Biden
Speaker 1: for a variety of reasons for that. So corindivers the
Speaker 1: Higher is actually not getting the red carpet rolled out
Speaker 1: for her the way former Democrats normally do. So she's
Speaker 1: on this book tour, she's getting asked some questions, Well,
Speaker 1: why didn't you notice? Did you notice? What about the decline?
Speaker 1: But why did and listen to the skunk, listen to
Speaker 1: the pigmy sperm whale bust out the defense mechanism when
Speaker 1: she feels threatened.
Speaker 7: Go I woke up every day very proud to be
Speaker 7: the White House pre secretary. I woke up every day
Speaker 7: as a as a black woman who is queer, who
Speaker 7: had never no one had ever seen someone like me
Speaker 7: at that podium.
Speaker 1: Got it, We got it, We got it, Griz. She's
Speaker 1: far from being alone. You know what that is? Why is? Why?
Speaker 1: Is that a defense mechanism? It's always worked her entire life.
Speaker 1: It's always work that has always provided her with a
Speaker 1: level of cover whenever she's threatened. Hold on, I'm black, Wait,
Speaker 1: I need more and queer. I'm a huge lezie. Don't
Speaker 1: yell at me. You can't yell at me. Didn't you
Speaker 1: hear I'm black and a lessie. You heard right. She
Speaker 1: pulls it out because it works, or at least it
Speaker 1: has worked now that level the effectiveness of that it's
Speaker 1: going down. If you want to feel good about something,
Speaker 1: it's going down. With normal people. It's going down for
Speaker 1: a variety of reasons, not the least of which is
Speaker 1: the George Floyd stuff. I mentioned that before. We've mentioned
Speaker 1: it many times before during the COVID era, and the
Speaker 1: Floyd stuff took place during the COVID era. During the
Speaker 1: COVID era, many many, many, many, many things, many things
Speaker 1: burnt out the last of their goodwill with the American people,
Speaker 1: Our institutions burn up, all their goodwill gone. Now everyone
Speaker 1: laughs at the CDC and the race hustlers, the race
Speaker 1: communists in this country, really most of the identity politics people.
Speaker 1: Over the last four years or so, they burn out
Speaker 1: the last of it. The American people don't want to
Speaker 1: hear anymore. We're tired of hearing it. We're tired of
Speaker 1: living under the thumb of this. But they have learned
Speaker 1: four years that it has been effective on a very
Speaker 1: nice American public. Years in years in years in years.
Speaker 1: These people have risen up through the ranks. These people
Speaker 1: have gotten jobs they don't deserve by pulling out that
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Speaker 1: out the trash is now, all right, all right, I
Speaker 1: should explain something, by the way, I I know the
Speaker 1: show probably sounds a little different today. Stop adjusting your radio.
Speaker 1: Stop it. Stop stop yelling at Spotify or iTunes or
Speaker 1: however you're listening. We're having a little technical issue on
Speaker 1: the show. There's a it's a small technical issue. We're
Speaker 1: working it out, should be worked out by tomorrow. It's
Speaker 1: not you. It's not you. It's me. Actually, you know what, No,
Speaker 1: it's not you. It's Chris. That's who it is. Remember
Speaker 1: it's always Chris's fault. Oh Chris, I forgot to tell
Speaker 1: you that. I'm also tell everybody now that we're here. So,
Speaker 1: speaking of hiring better people in customer service, my son
Speaker 1: had a cross country race out of town, so we
Speaker 1: had to stay at a hotel last night. It was
Speaker 1: actually in Waco, Texas, by the way, we had to
Speaker 1: stay at a hotel last night in Waco, Texas. Waco, cool, cool,
Speaker 1: cool little town. We had to stay this hotel and
Speaker 1: some reason I couldn't stay asleep last night. At four am,
Speaker 1: I was awake better really, but I couldn't couldn't stay asleep. Decide.
Speaker 1: You know how much I love to walk cities. I
Speaker 1: tell you all the time. It's a great way to
Speaker 1: get a feel for a city. I love to walk cities.
Speaker 1: Wake up and finally I just get out of bed
Speaker 1: at five point thirty, throw all my clothes and I figured,
Speaker 1: you know, let's go get some miles in, get some exercise,
Speaker 1: just go walk the city, go get a feel for
Speaker 1: it was sixty degrees, it's nice. I go for forty
Speaker 1: minute walk, walking around miles checking the place out. I
Speaker 1: get back from a forty minute walk. Girls work in
Speaker 1: the front desk, and I figured they've got, you know,
Speaker 1: those complimentary bottles of water back there somewhere, and I
Speaker 1: asked her, I said, hey, do you mind sorry to
Speaker 1: put you out? Everything's closed right so I can't buy anything.
Speaker 1: I said, do you have one of those bottles of water?
Speaker 1: Can I get a bottle of water from you? And
Speaker 1: she says, no, I don't have one, but yeah, I
Speaker 1: can get one for you. And so out of politeness,
Speaker 1: I said, oh, you don't have to put yourself out,
Speaker 1: and she goes, okay, thanks, I get you not okay.
Speaker 1: She actually had the phone in her hand get ready
Speaker 1: to call and get a bottle of water, and I
Speaker 1: dropped the polite lineup you don't need to and she's like, okay,
Speaker 1: thanks and just sets the phone back down. See this
Speaker 1: is why you have to get a hold of ZIP recruiter. Chris.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, I actually thought of you instantly when she
Speaker 1: did it. Chris. You know why, because that's something you
Speaker 1: would do. No, Chris, she wasn't black and queer. Okay,
Speaker 1: I mean I guess you mightn't have been queer. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I didn't ask if she played softball. Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Monday next