Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly, let's have some fun on a Friday. It's
Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse Friday. Smile. We have made it to
Speaker 1: the weekend. It's been a wild, rambunctious week up and down,
Speaker 1: and we have questions all over the place tonight on
Speaker 1: everything underneath the sun, from fighting terminators, I don't even
Speaker 1: know if I'll get to that one, to the Trump
Speaker 1: collusion stuff. Is Russia? Is a Barack Obama going to prison?
Speaker 1: Should the new president be sworn in the day after
Speaker 1: the election? All that history story, so much more coming
Speaker 1: up on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show tonight. I
Speaker 1: want to first begin. In fact, we're going to open
Speaker 1: up with an email. The subject to this one says, Jesse,
Speaker 1: You're a genius. Wasn't that a great email? That was
Speaker 1: the best? That was all right? Don't quit focus? All right?
Speaker 1: Trump came out today. You probably heard this or maybe
Speaker 1: heard about it. The audio is a little rough. He
Speaker 1: always does. Look the man's successible. We got to give
Speaker 1: him all the credit in the world for that, answers
Speaker 1: questions every day. Problem with that is half the time
Speaker 1: he's standing in front of a freaking jet engine. So
Speaker 1: the audio is a little rough, but Obama. Is Obama
Speaker 1: going to burn for this whole classified documents, you know,
Speaker 1: using the intelligence agencies as a as a weaponized political arm.
Speaker 1: Probably not. It probably helped him a lot. Probably helped
Speaker 1: him a lot, the immunity ruling. But it doesn't help
Speaker 1: the people around him at all. But it probably helped
Speaker 1: him a lot. He's he's done criminal acts, there's no
Speaker 1: question about it. But he has immunity and it probably
Speaker 1: helped him. On he's talking about the Supreme Court when
Speaker 1: they stepped in for Trump, when the communists were trying
Speaker 1: to throw them in prison, at the Supreme Court finally
Speaker 1: stepped in and said, okay, stop presidential immunity. Now, I
Speaker 1: need to explain something to everybody who's angry that that's
Speaker 1: a fact, or that Trump set it, or that this
Speaker 1: and that, and I'm going to try to set my
Speaker 1: emotions aside. You do the same. It's not that emotions
Speaker 1: are bad, but when you think with them, it makes
Speaker 1: you a more on. Let's set this aside and then
Speaker 1: I'll dig into your questions about this stuff. Is Obama
Speaker 1: himself going to burn for this, Well, I'm not sure
Speaker 1: anyone's going to actually burn for it the way they should.
Speaker 1: But I'm telling you right now, I do not believe
Speaker 1: Obama will.
Speaker 2: I do not believe they will be able to lay
Speaker 2: a legal glove on Barack Obama, in large part because
Speaker 2: of the immunity presidents have.
Speaker 1: And I know this is a horrible way to start
Speaker 1: a Friday show because we're all in a good mood
Speaker 1: and I'm dragging you down. But we are again. We
Speaker 1: deal with reality, not your mommy's show, your daddy's show.
Speaker 2: Let me explain. Allow me to explain.
Speaker 1: You remember the story of Julius Caesar, at least we've
Speaker 1: talked about this before. Julius Caesar, what caused him? What
Speaker 1: was the main driver causing him to bring his army
Speaker 1: back south from Gaul from France? But it was Gaul
Speaker 1: at the time, bring his army back south from Gaul
Speaker 1: and essentially march on Rome. Why did Julius Caesar do that? Well,
Speaker 1: one of the main reasons, on top of his ambition
Speaker 1: and everything else, was in the Roman system. There was
Speaker 1: you know, the Romans were obsessed with the law, and
Speaker 1: that could be great when you have a society that
Speaker 1: follows the law. You're obsessed with the law. They were
Speaker 1: obsessed with that. Everyone must follow the law. Poor rich
Speaker 1: everyone follows the law, okay. And that obsession with following
Speaker 1: the law led them to have a system where politicians,
Speaker 1: whenever they were in office. I'm dumbing this down a lot,
Speaker 1: but politicians, whenever they were in office, they were immune
Speaker 1: from prosecution. So it's he's a consul of Rome. You know,
Speaker 1: Rome had two consuls. It doesn't matter. But he's a
Speaker 1: he's the president, I'll use that word. He's the president
Speaker 1: of Rome. He's going to serve for two years. While
Speaker 1: he's president of Rome. While he's the consul of Rome,
Speaker 1: we can't go after him. We can't prosecute him from
Speaker 1: crimes for crime tis. But the second he's no longer
Speaker 1: in office, we can go after him for the things
Speaker 1: he did in office. That was part of the Roman system.
Speaker 1: All your protections from prosecution disappeared the second your time
Speaker 1: in office ended. Now along comes Julius Caesar. He has
Speaker 1: an army pro consul. He's up there in Gaul. He's
Speaker 1: conquering Gaul. The Roman Senate. They know he's charismatic, they
Speaker 1: know he's popular. They don't like the fact that he's
Speaker 1: essentially conducting a war without their authority and there is
Speaker 1: at least a faction, a large faction in the Roman
Speaker 1: Senate that says, okay, that's fine. The second the millisecond
Speaker 1: his term limit. He's term limited. His term is up.
Speaker 1: He's going to stand trial. And Caesar knew this. It's
Speaker 1: not as if they were shy about this. So when
Speaker 1: Caesar took his army and he marched to Rome. In
Speaker 1: Caesar's mind, what did he have to lose if I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna go to jail or be killed the second
Speaker 1: my term is over, we'll gather up your weapons. Boys,
Speaker 1: let's march on Rome and roll the dice. Right, And
Speaker 1: the founding fathers, the founding fathers of our country, we're
Speaker 1: done with history for a second. The founding fathers of
Speaker 1: our country, they learned a lot and based a lot
Speaker 1: on the Roman system and the Greek system, other societies
Speaker 1: that have tried to be free to whatever degree. No dictators,
Speaker 1: no kings. How do you set up a free society
Speaker 1: republic versus democracy? And so they knew all this stuff
Speaker 1: everything I just told you. They studied it, they talked
Speaker 1: about it, they wrote about it, and they didn't want
Speaker 1: that because that's bad.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: The second you get out of office, your political opponents,
Speaker 1: if they have the power, they prosecute you for crimes.
Speaker 1: So they put into place a system where presidents, while
Speaker 1: executing the duties of president, cannot be prosecuted after the fact.
Speaker 1: I know you're screaming at me, Just stay with me,
Speaker 1: Just stay with me right now. That does not say
Speaker 1: that Barack Obama or Donald Trump, or Bill Clinton or
Speaker 1: George Bush can walk in a bank today and stick
Speaker 1: a gun in someone's face and say give me all
Speaker 1: your money and they'll be free and clear. That's not
Speaker 1: what I'm saying at all. But the way the law
Speaker 1: is interpreted, and I've had to talk to so many
Speaker 1: legal nerds about this to make sure I've got my
Speaker 1: tea's crossed and my eyes dotted. The way the law
Speaker 1: is recognized in the United States of America, even if
Speaker 1: a president does something horrific with the office of the
Speaker 1: presidency horrific the way Barack Obama did, he is still
Speaker 1: operating as president of the United States of America at
Speaker 1: the time he's doing something horrific. He is he is.
Speaker 1: You can argue, You're gonna argue with what I'm about
Speaker 1: to say, But the way the court recognizes it is
Speaker 1: he is doing his duty. He is prosecuting his h
Speaker 1: That's the best way I can lay this out so
Speaker 1: everyone doesn't get too mad. He's being the president, but
Speaker 1: he can't do that. You're right, he should never do that,
Speaker 1: and by the law, he can't do that. But the
Speaker 1: system we have in place keeps presidents, even sick, evil
Speaker 1: communist freaks like Barack Obama. It keeps presidents from being
Speaker 1: prosecuted for the job they did as president, even if
Speaker 1: it's evil, even if it's against the law, even if
Speaker 1: it's horrific, even if you hate it, even if he
Speaker 1: deserves it. And I don't take any pleasure in bringing
Speaker 1: this news to you at all. When Barack Obama told
Speaker 1: the CIA and the FBI to cook the books, come
Speaker 1: up with fake evidence to go after Donald Trump, to
Speaker 1: justify sending the FBI and CIA after Donald Trump, he
Speaker 1: did something sick, evil, wrong, and frankly illegal. Also, he's
Speaker 1: not going to be prosecuted for it. And I know
Speaker 1: that sucks. I know, I know it's awful. I hate
Speaker 1: it because he's the one that really deserves to burn,
Speaker 1: the one who was giving the orders to the dirty
Speaker 1: communists underneath him. He's the one who deserves to burn.
Speaker 1: But I'm not gonna sit here and sell you a
Speaker 1: bill of goods on the show and get your hopes
Speaker 1: up and do the stupid well the clock is ticking
Speaker 1: on these people thing that's so dumb and not realistic,
Speaker 1: and you get people's hopes up and then you bash
Speaker 1: their hopes off the rocks. I'm not going to do
Speaker 1: that to you, Barack Obama. There's almost no chance he
Speaker 1: burns for this, But that doesn't mean nobody burns for this.
Speaker 1: I'll answer a couple of your questions on it next.
Speaker 1: Hang on, it is a Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: fantastic Friday. Don't forget. You can email the show your love,
Speaker 1: your hate, your death threats to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. All right, so I just burst everyone's bubble
Speaker 1: and dumped all over everybody's parade on a Friday by
Speaker 1: explaining I don't think there's a chance Barack Obama burns
Speaker 1: for all this, all the evil things you did, It's
Speaker 1: just the way our system is set up. Now, let
Speaker 1: me go over a couple of these questions. Oracle, if
Speaker 1: you can't charge Obama with the crime for the Russian hoax?
Speaker 1: What will stop something like this from happening again? All right,
Speaker 1: So I just kind of laid out that I don't
Speaker 1: believe Barack Obama will be charged with a crime, And
Speaker 1: you ask, what will stop something like this from happening again? Well,
Speaker 1: it wasn't only Barack Obama involved. There's John Brennan, head
Speaker 1: of the CIA, James Clapper, DNI, James Comy FBI, other
Speaker 1: players underneath them. They are not protected by presidential immunity.
Speaker 1: They're not protected at all. You say, if we don't
Speaker 1: burn Obama, the next guy, I'll do it. I would agree.
Speaker 1: The next guy will try, But all it will take
Speaker 1: is burning one of them. Just get one. I don't
Speaker 1: care if you pick the low hanging fruit. I'm not naive.
Speaker 1: I know everybody who deserves justice isn't going to get it.
Speaker 1: Pick one, Pick the one you think you can get
Speaker 1: and send a prison, and put all your efforts into that.
Speaker 1: All we need is a scalp. I know you want
Speaker 1: total justice the same way I do. Everybody who did it.
Speaker 1: Everyone who committed these crimes deserves to go to prison.
Speaker 1: I'm right there with you. That doesn't happen, and it
Speaker 1: will not happen. But we can get one. One if
Speaker 1: we get him, might be enough, because the next Barack
Speaker 1: Obama we get, and we will have one. You know it,
Speaker 1: and I know it at some point in your life
Speaker 1: it's coming. The next Barack Obama we get, he will
Speaker 1: try to do the same thing. There's no questions. That's
Speaker 1: the only way communists know how to operate. They look
Speaker 1: out at all the powers of government, everything from the
Speaker 1: military to the irs to everything else, and all they
Speaker 1: see are weapons to attack their political opponents with. That's
Speaker 1: how the communist operates, That's what he believes. So the
Speaker 1: next Obama's going to try to do the same thing.
Speaker 1: So when he calls in the next director of the
Speaker 1: CIA and he tells them go cook up some garbage
Speaker 1: evidence on a Republican and send the CIA after him,
Speaker 1: the next CIA director has to look back at what
Speaker 1: happened to John Brennan right now and say, mister President, no,
Speaker 1: if you try to force me to do that, I
Speaker 1: will resign. Not because I don't agree with you, not
Speaker 1: because the Republicans. I'm saying, the Republicans don't suck. I
Speaker 1: cannot do that, mister President, because the last guy who
Speaker 1: did that went to prison. And I don't want to
Speaker 1: go to prison. We don't have to. Obama doesn't have
Speaker 1: to be our only scalp. It's not an option for
Speaker 1: our scalp. We can get a different scalp. It's almost
Speaker 1: identical to what I've told you about about John Corny
Speaker 1: and the United States Senator from Texas and the primary
Speaker 1: he has coming up next year. He's going up again
Speaker 1: against Ken Paxton. And when I bring up this race,
Speaker 1: people will say, understandably, Jesse, but we should be going
Speaker 1: after Mike Rownds or Curtis or Cassidy or Anthony Graham
Speaker 1: or Thune. Jesse, we have so many more than just one. Yep,
Speaker 1: you're right. Or they'll say, Jesse, but I don't like
Speaker 1: Ken Paxton for some reason. I don't. Okay, fine, fine,
Speaker 1: I'll give you all that, fine whatever. That's not the point.
Speaker 1: The point is there is a tiny cabal ten to
Speaker 1: fifteen red state GOP senators, red state GOP senators who
Speaker 1: hold the door open for communism in this country. They
Speaker 1: will pretend to be our friends right up to the
Speaker 1: point we can slam that door shut on communism, and
Speaker 1: at that point they stick their foot in the door
Speaker 1: and leave it open and the communists continue to operate.
Speaker 1: The only way to change that is to make them
Speaker 1: afraid to do so. They've done this because they get
Speaker 1: away with it. They do this because Senate terms are
Speaker 1: six years, and they screw us for four or five years,
Speaker 1: and then when an election year comes around, they raise
Speaker 1: fifty million dollars and put up television ads telling you
Speaker 1: how much they love TRUP and idiot GOP. Primary voters
Speaker 1: believe them and run to the polls and vote for
Speaker 1: them again. We have to change that. If we take
Speaker 1: out John Cornyn, one scalp the others sit up in
Speaker 1: their chair and go, whooh, these primary voters are getting serious.
Speaker 1: I better straighten up. Same thing with this Obama stuff.
Speaker 1: We are not going to get everyone, and we're dang
Speaker 1: sure not going to get Obama at least I don't
Speaker 1: think get one. Get one and not some lackey that
Speaker 1: won't be good enough. I'm gonna freak if that's who
Speaker 1: it is. If it's some assistant to the secretary, no no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no, get one with the title director by his name,
Speaker 1: I don't care. If it's James Comy, I don't care
Speaker 1: if it's Brennan. I don't care if it's Clapper, Kobe
Speaker 1: Brennan or Clapper, one of those three. That's the scalp
Speaker 1: we need. Look, if you can get more than one, fine,
Speaker 1: but deliver one. Because the one, just like John Cornyn
Speaker 1: losing in a primary, the one sends a message to
Speaker 1: all the others and all the other future ones who
Speaker 1: may come.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'd love to commit crimes with my office. After all,
Speaker 1: I'm a communist, But man, these Republicans will actually send
Speaker 1: me to jail. I better not. That's what we need.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Friday,
Speaker 1: chopping away at so many of the questions, already talking
Speaker 1: a lot about this Obama conclusion, Russian hoax, nonsense, crimes
Speaker 1: that we're committed, and where we're going here. Let me
Speaker 1: do one more question on it, then we'll move on
Speaker 1: through some other things. Jesse, like you, I want prosecutions
Speaker 1: and imprisonment, imprisonment for everyone involved in the Trump Russia
Speaker 1: collusion hoax. But as you say, commies reward their friends
Speaker 1: and punish their enemies. Don't you think any conspirator put
Speaker 1: in prison will immediately be pardoned when the next Democrat
Speaker 1: steals I mean wins the White House. It's a temporary
Speaker 1: symbolic victory at best. Am I wrong here? His name's Brian. Okay, No,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that you're wrong. Let's just close our
Speaker 1: eyes for a moment. Don't do this if you're driving.
Speaker 1: Let's close our eyes for the moment and picture something wonderful.
Speaker 1: John Brennan, John Brennan. He goes to trial. They have
Speaker 1: moved the venue to Florida. That's a possibility, by the way,
Speaker 1: they move the venue to Florida. And John Brennan, former
Speaker 1: CIA director, stands trial for cooking the books to send
Speaker 1: the CIA after Donald Trump. The jury, here's the case.
Speaker 1: The public gets to witness it. It would be as
Speaker 1: big as the OJ trial. It'd be enormous, and we
Speaker 1: all gather around, we all gather around the TV or
Speaker 1: maybe you're listening to the world famous Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 1: And the verdict comes in late and we would go
Speaker 1: to the courtroom live and they go out and the
Speaker 1: jury foreman or the judge on a know the rules
Speaker 1: list guilty guilty on all counts. Okay, twenty years in prison.
Speaker 1: You're coming out of your chair. I'm coming out of
Speaker 1: my chair. It's a beautiful moment. John Brennan gets carted
Speaker 1: off to prison. Now he rots there for a year.
Speaker 1: Two years. America decides to lose its collective mind again
Speaker 1: and vote for Gavin Newsom. We get a new Communist
Speaker 1: in the White House. Gavin Newsom comes in promptly pardons
Speaker 1: John Brennan. All right, that's your concern, A very valid concern,
Speaker 1: probably a probability if the guy gets convicted. Okay, but
Speaker 1: you're John Brennan, and more importantly, you're a future John Brennan.
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea what legal counsel costs. It's
Speaker 1: it's one of the things that is mind blowing and
Speaker 1: people don't truly realize it until they or someone they
Speaker 1: know get involved in anything to do with the law,
Speaker 1: whether it be a civil case or or a criminal
Speaker 1: case or something like that. But one of the things
Speaker 1: that crushed those poor January six ers who got attacked
Speaker 1: by the government. The government had a has unlimited resources,
Speaker 1: unlimited money because they steal your money. Well, most of
Speaker 1: these people, I mean most people are not wealthy. Even
Speaker 1: if you are, you're stroking a one hundred thousand, five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand million dollars or more on legal fees. The
Speaker 1: January six ers, many of them couldn't even do it.
Speaker 1: They had these sorry idiot public defenders who didn't know
Speaker 1: anything going up against the federal government ended up getting
Speaker 1: sent to prison for terrorism. This is something that happened,
Speaker 1: and happens. Legal counsel is unbelievably expensive, and to be
Speaker 1: on trial is humiliating. I'm about to sound like the
Speaker 1: biggest Namby Pamby soft on crime woofs, which you know
Speaker 1: I'm not. But I actually have huge problems with how
Speaker 1: we handle trials and pre trial things in this country.
Speaker 1: I think mugshots. I think to publish some one's name
Speaker 1: and mug shot, I think that is a gross violation
Speaker 1: of somebody's rights to have your mug shot or name
Speaker 1: printed in the paper before you've been convicted of a crime.
Speaker 1: What if you woke up tomorrow morning and the headline
Speaker 1: is Jesse Kelly, world famous radiohearst and cheeseburger maker beaver
Speaker 1: slayer arrested for DUI in Houston, Texas. Okay, fast forward
Speaker 1: four or five six months. Of course, the media would
Speaker 1: love that. I might end up getting fired. Who knows.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, I'm not going to get a dy but
Speaker 1: I might end up getting fired. Media would love it.
Speaker 1: Reputation destroyed. Ah, look at Jesse. The drunk comes out
Speaker 1: in trial four or five months later. I wasn't drunk
Speaker 1: at all. Get I get not guilty at the trial,
Speaker 1: get off Scott free. My reputation is still destroyed anyway.
Speaker 1: I don't want to get sidetracked. But the process really
Speaker 1: is the punishment. Even if we get a conviction on
Speaker 1: John Brennan, send into prison, I don't care if it's
Speaker 1: five minutes after he goes to prison, a communist gets
Speaker 1: in there and commutes his sentence or pardons him. He
Speaker 1: still had to wear the orange jumpsuit. He still had
Speaker 1: to sink a million, two million maybe more in legal fees,
Speaker 1: had to bleed all that money dry the public humiliation. No,
Speaker 1: is it the pound of flesh we want? Is it
Speaker 1: send into prison for the rest of his natural life
Speaker 1: that we want? No, but it's not nothing, Trust me,
Speaker 1: it's not nothing. I have never gone Lord Willing, I don't,
Speaker 1: but I think we all know. The next time a
Speaker 1: Democrat gets elected, I'll probably end up in prison. But
Speaker 1: I've never experienced it. But I know many people who
Speaker 1: have and even if you come out clean in the end,
Speaker 1: not guilty, maybe the civil case went your way. It's brutal.
Speaker 1: Why do you think it is? I mean, you want
Speaker 1: to hear something crazy about the legal world that blows
Speaker 1: my mind, But it's true. So let's say there's a
Speaker 1: gigantic company, Coca Cola. Well, I'll use them a lot
Speaker 1: because that's one of the first big companies that come
Speaker 1: to mind, Coca Cola. Coca Cola gets sued by Jewish
Speaker 1: producer Chris probably something he would do. He opens up
Speaker 1: a coke, he starts laughing at one of my super
Speaker 1: witty jokes. The coke comes out of his nose, burns
Speaker 1: the inside of his nose. He's mad about it. He
Speaker 1: decides he's going to sue Coca Cola for ten million dollars.
Speaker 1: That's probably a good number for Chris. A company like
Speaker 1: Coca Cola, if they think this lawsuit might be legit
Speaker 1: that they might end up paying, they will. Oftentimes they'll
Speaker 1: stroke Chris a check just to go away because it's
Speaker 1: cheaper for them. Hey, Chris, no, we're not going to
Speaker 1: pay you five million dollars, but how about one hundred grand?
Speaker 1: Pay you one hundred grand. Walk Away is already saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: I take it. We all know Chris. But of course,
Speaker 1: of course Coca Cola doesn't want to have to pay
Speaker 1: the legal fees, doesn't want to have the bad publicity,
Speaker 1: doesn't want to go through it. They'll pay you a
Speaker 1: check to go away. That's how much of a paining
Speaker 1: legal things are. Or get this, these companies. Let's say
Speaker 1: it's more major than Chris having cocup his nose. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's a supplier, it's a decent sized lawsuit. These companies
Speaker 1: will spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a fake trial.
Speaker 1: They will get a judge who's experienced, lawyers on every
Speaker 1: side who are experienced, and run essentially a fake trial
Speaker 1: with the lawsuit to see is this winnable? Is this
Speaker 1: not winnable? What they'll spend five hundred thousand dollars on
Speaker 1: a fake trial to see if it should go to trial.
Speaker 1: That is how unbelievably expensive and pain a trial can be.
Speaker 1: We don't have to send them to prison for the
Speaker 1: rest of their lives like they deserve. That's not the
Speaker 1: only way we can get a win here. The process. Look,
Speaker 1: you know, the process is the punishment when they do it.
Speaker 1: The process can be the punishment for when we do it.
Speaker 1: Remember that, all right, someone wants to talk about the
Speaker 1: activist judges are are they? Are they involved in a coup?
Speaker 1: Somebody else wants to talk about profanity. I talked earlier
Speaker 1: this week about how common it is now in politics,
Speaker 1: especially with Democrats. It's F word this and F word that,
Speaker 1: and so let's dig into those things. The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Joe on a Wonderful Friday and ask doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: Before we get back to the ask doctor Jesse Friday thing,
Speaker 1: let's take a minute because that was kind of heavy
Speaker 1: when we were talking about Obama stuff. And let's laugh
Speaker 1: and make fun of communists here for a moment, because
Speaker 1: something happened yesterday. The Democrats, they have a social media account,
Speaker 1: they have many, but the official Democrats social media account.
Speaker 1: They put up a chart and it didn't exactly take
Speaker 1: a genius to read the chart, but the chart was
Speaker 1: about grocery prices, in the increase in grocery prices, and
Speaker 1: the chart, it was clear as day, showed that grocery
Speaker 1: prices were normal and stable while Trump was president. And
Speaker 1: then about the millisecond Joe Biden got elected, grocery prices
Speaker 1: shut up. And it's not as if this information was
Speaker 1: just off the chart or they lied about it. They
Speaker 1: put up a chart showing that Joe Biden blew up
Speaker 1: grocery prices in the United States of America, and it
Speaker 1: was obvious to anybody with the most basic of reading comprehension.
Speaker 1: They proceeded to get savaged by people, including Donald Trump himself,
Speaker 1: making merciless fun of them for sewing y'all, thanks for
Speaker 1: the compliment, Thanks for trashing your own party. It's so bad.
Speaker 1: They were talking about it on Fox News and the
Speaker 1: DNC ended up deleting it.
Speaker 3: We're saying that all of these prices have gone up
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty five. That's what the headline read. But
Speaker 3: when you read the graph the highest points for during
Speaker 3: Joe Biden's administration and so believe this is the White
Speaker 3: House's response.
Speaker 1: You can see.
Speaker 3: They highlighted it and read when it was the highest
Speaker 3: it was under Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Right, So they deleted it off.
Speaker 3: So, m yeah, the Democrats deleted it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, obviously an old goal by the Democratic Party. Here's
Speaker 1: the reason why this is funny and wonderful you know
Speaker 1: how we talk about diversity DEI being the death of everything.
Speaker 1: Whenever you stop focusing on ability and merit and you
Speaker 1: start hiring based on anything else, skin colored, religion, gain this, height,
Speaker 1: eye color, I don't care what it is. The second
Speaker 1: you focus on anything else but ability, Wherever you're doing that,
Speaker 1: it will slowly rod away and die. It might be
Speaker 1: you're making tires, they might be your flying airplanes. It
Speaker 1: might be you're making movies. It might be your political party.
Speaker 1: If you set aside merit and focus on anything other
Speaker 1: than that, then whatever you're involved in, whatever it is,
Speaker 1: it will die, slowly but surely, it will wither away
Speaker 1: and die. Now, think about the Democrat Party today, think
Speaker 1: about their message publicly, and think about how they hire internally.
Speaker 1: They all do this now, and they brag about it.
Speaker 1: They put out press releases now saying, hey, we now
Speaker 1: have we've worked our way up to forty percent minorities
Speaker 1: in the office, and they'll brag openly we're getting whitey
Speaker 1: out of here. They'll bragh, well, now that we're seventy
Speaker 1: five percent. Women get lost men. They brag about how
Speaker 1: DEI focused they are. Eventually you dumb down your party
Speaker 1: you wrought away your party for long enough, you will
Speaker 1: eventually have some moron who runs your social media account
Speaker 1: who doesn't have the most basic reading comprehension. He can't
Speaker 1: read a chart that I could read in the third grade.
Speaker 1: Anyone could read in the third grade. How could they
Speaker 1: be so stupid? How could they screw it up so much?
Speaker 1: That's what happens when you spend years hiring for diversity.
Speaker 1: That's what happens. Top five napper. I know in the
Speaker 1: world of today profanity is more common than I think,
Speaker 1: But am I wrong to think that if your top
Speaker 1: leadership of the government, you shouldn't shouldn't you also be
Speaker 1: the most professional? I don't care what you say off
Speaker 1: camera in private, but on the main stage, shouldn't it
Speaker 1: be clean and professional? It's a turn off for me
Speaker 1: to openly be okay with it between my civilian jobs
Speaker 1: and being an O three eleven that's an infantryman in
Speaker 1: the marine, a rifleman. I'm used to hearing it, But
Speaker 1: am I wrong for thinking it's just not professional? Listen,
Speaker 1: thank you, No, you're not wrong. And there is a time.
Speaker 1: There's a time, depending on your role in life, where
Speaker 1: you need to look and act the part depending on
Speaker 1: your role and whatever that role is. If you are
Speaker 1: if you change oil for a living, you work at
Speaker 1: Jiffy Loop. By the way, there's not a dagon thing
Speaker 1: in the world wrong with that. You can have a
Speaker 1: tattoo on your forearm, you can say some body words
Speaker 1: when the customers aren't around. That is going to be
Speaker 1: something that is going to be acceptable and understandable for
Speaker 1: your profession. But if you bust your butt doing that
Speaker 1: and you want to get promoted and one day they say, hey,
Speaker 1: you are now the manager of this Jiffy loube, well,
Speaker 1: you need to cover up the tattoo on your forearm.
Speaker 1: And now that you're in the office with khakis on
Speaker 1: in a button up shirt, the F word needs to
Speaker 1: go away because you're the manager and you're expected to
Speaker 1: act like a manager. I have a huge problem, a
Speaker 1: huge problem with how John Fetterman dresses as a United
Speaker 1: States senator. I do. I think it is an embarrassment
Speaker 1: to the United States of America. I understand. I understand
Speaker 1: there's no ability like relatability, and Fetterman, who's a dirty communist,
Speaker 1: has to pretend to be you know, down home Pennsylvania values.
Speaker 1: So he throws on some mesh basketball basketball shorts and
Speaker 1: a hoodie, and that's how he politics. Trying to be relatable.
Speaker 1: I get the game. I understand that. I'm not naive.
Speaker 1: I think it looks terrible for a United States senator
Speaker 1: to dress that way. Go put a freaking suit on.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it has to be some thousand dollars Armani. Chris,
Speaker 1: is that do they make suits? They makes it? Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know, Chris, Okay, so thousand dollars Armani suit.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that it can be the standard Joseph A.
Speaker 1: Banks suit the rest of us have, where you get
Speaker 1: twelve of them for fifty five dollars. I don't care,
Speaker 1: but at least put on a suit. And you're right,
Speaker 1: it's not professional, and I don't like it. I don't
Speaker 1: like it. And I'm not a saint either. I've heard it,
Speaker 1: I've said it. I'm not proud about that a million
Speaker 1: times over. I'm not moralizing and looking down my nose
Speaker 1: at that look. I'll take it a step further. I
Speaker 1: mentioned the forearm tattoo. You shouldn't have rings in your
Speaker 1: face once you enter the political world. Oh but it's
Speaker 1: just a stud in the nose. No, lady, I know,
Speaker 1: and you look great. I get that it's really kind
Speaker 1: of hot. I get that it's time to take it out.
Speaker 1: Now you work at Merrill Lynch. Time to take it out.
Speaker 1: Time to cover up the forearm tattoos, time to put
Speaker 1: away the F word, time to upgrade. That'll offend a
Speaker 1: bunch of people. Let's talk about the activist judges in
Speaker 1: the coup