Speaker 1: It is that Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Congratulations on surviving another
Speaker 1: week as we all cruise into the weekend, and so
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about everything from the need for
Speaker 1: two parties, pointing out hypocrisy, slavery, making fun of Lindsey Graham,
Speaker 1: all that and so much more coming up in the
Speaker 1: final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. I want to
Speaker 1: finish up on the young ladies question before we go,
Speaker 1: why do we even need why do we even need
Speaker 1: two parties? Why don't even need Democrats? Why can't we
Speaker 1: just get rid of them? Well, listen, Obviously, the modern
Speaker 1: day Democrat Party is solos, demonic and evil and communist
Speaker 1: and awful, and there's no question about it. And I
Speaker 1: wish the party would just go away. But we always
Speaker 1: want choices. I actually don't like it that we only
Speaker 1: have two major political parties. I think it's a terrible system.
Speaker 1: I wish there were ten. I wish there were several
Speaker 1: political parties. That's how it operates in many parts of
Speaker 1: the world. And there are problems with that system too.
Speaker 1: But you want choices, You want choices. The problem when
Speaker 1: you get two political parties like we have only two,
Speaker 1: is it becomes much easier for the two parties to
Speaker 1: actually become one. They just pretend they're different. You've heard people,
Speaker 1: maybe you've done it yourself, talk about the UNI Party.
Speaker 1: It's a very legitimate complaint. Under Republicans, generally government grows,
Speaker 1: spending grows, we get involved in every foreign affair humanly possible,
Speaker 1: we mass import foreigners. Under Democrats, government grows, spending grows,
Speaker 1: we get involved in every foreign affair possible, and we
Speaker 1: massively import foreigners than the Republicancy. Now, obviously I'm not
Speaker 1: going to pretend like both parties are the same. I
Speaker 1: don't say that there are differences, significant differences, especially given
Speaker 1: how evil the Democrat Party has become. But two parties
Speaker 1: are easier to merge into one than ten parties are. Nevertheless,
Speaker 1: this is the system we have, and I don't think
Speaker 1: it's going to change anytime soon. So it is what
Speaker 1: it is. Jesse. What's the cause of the shift in
Speaker 1: mindset that owning another human being slavery was immoral For
Speaker 1: most of human history? This was not the case. Well,
Speaker 1: let's not simplify it too much. Remember when we say
Speaker 1: for most of history. For history this, there were always
Speaker 1: people throughout history who thought the idea of owning another
Speaker 1: human being was wrong. And there have been always people
Speaker 1: throughout history, including today, that have no problem with owning
Speaker 1: another human being. It all comes down to how you
Speaker 1: look at human beings. It really all comes down to that.
Speaker 1: If you look at a person, any person, maybe someone
Speaker 1: you hate, or a culture or a religion or a
Speaker 1: race you dislike, maybe you look at that person as
Speaker 1: not necessarily a person like you. They're lower, they're lesser.
Speaker 1: They're not a human being, a soul created by God.
Speaker 1: It's just a lesser person. If you look at people
Speaker 1: like that, then it's not a hard step to think,
Speaker 1: well I should own that person. They should cook and
Speaker 1: clean and work to salt minds and everything else. If
Speaker 1: you look at human beings, every human being, as a
Speaker 1: God created soul, well then it's a lot harder to
Speaker 1: justify owning that person in your mind, right. It's just
Speaker 1: it's a matter of how you look at people. This
Speaker 1: is why I don't like collectivism in any form, because
Speaker 1: what it does is it strips the individual of any rights.
Speaker 1: You just become well part of the herd, and if
Speaker 1: you stray from the herd. You're struck down because the
Speaker 1: herd has to move as one, and I reject that completely. Jesse,
Speaker 1: it's that time of year where every store at checkout
Speaker 1: wants you to round up for whatever cause. I hate
Speaker 1: that as much as people selling things at store entrances.
Speaker 1: I've seen over and over again how the round up
Speaker 1: money doesn't actually get to where you're led to believe
Speaker 1: it does. I'm never a rounduper, what say you? I
Speaker 1: completely refuse to round up ever, not in the fast
Speaker 1: food drive through lane, not at checkout counter, in the
Speaker 1: grocery store. In fact, this is a good time. In fact,
Speaker 1: this is the perfect time because it's the Christmas season.
Speaker 1: It's the perfect time to let you know about something
Speaker 1: I when I was done running for Congress twice and
Speaker 1: losing twice, I moved to Washington, d C. To work
Speaker 1: in politics. I only lived there for a year then
Speaker 1: I moved out. But during that time I got a
Speaker 1: window into the nonprofit world that was very revealing to me.
Speaker 1: The amount of money that flows into nonprofits that aren't
Speaker 1: necessarily nonprofits is amazing. These nonprofits, their CEOs are bringing
Speaker 1: home half a million a million dollars a year. These
Speaker 1: nonprofits of every stripe, by the way, every cause, every
Speaker 1: veterans and sick puppies. We got to feed the kids
Speaker 1: in Africa, you name it. Even if that nonprofit started
Speaker 1: out with a good heart, if you will, they started out.
Speaker 1: The people who started it, they really wanted to help veterans.
Speaker 1: What happens is money starts coming in, Then you start
Speaker 1: staffing up, Then you start learning how to get more
Speaker 1: money when you send more emails and more online fundraising
Speaker 1: and more this and more that, and soon the human mind,
Speaker 1: the human heart being what it is, you have access
Speaker 1: to all this money flowing in and yeah, you're you're
Speaker 1: further veterans. This is this is veteran charity. How much
Speaker 1: money actually gets down to the wounded veteran? You said
Speaker 1: you were helping. Not much, not much. Don't ever ever
Speaker 1: give to a charity you have not researched. First for
Speaker 1: two tunnel to towers and preborn two. Go look them up.
Speaker 1: I've said that to you several times before. Don't take
Speaker 1: my word for it. Look them up. There are charity
Speaker 1: rating services, if you will, multiple and what they do
Speaker 1: is because nonprofits have to have fairly open books, these
Speaker 1: charity rating services will dig into all of them and
Speaker 1: they'll figure out where is the money flowing. Is that
Speaker 1: twenty dollars you just sent to the veterans actually going
Speaker 1: to the veterans, Or is nineteen dollars of it going
Speaker 1: into the CEO's pocket and a veteran gets fifty cents
Speaker 1: at the end. After everything shakes out, look up every
Speaker 1: charity before you give. I have become so insanely jaded
Speaker 1: on the charity nonprofit industry the more I find out
Speaker 1: about it. The second, the second when Premiere you know,
Speaker 1: I worked for Premiere and we're so blessed with how
Speaker 1: they treat us here because they let us do what
Speaker 1: we want, say what we want, and they let us
Speaker 1: say no to people who want to advertise on the show.
Speaker 1: The second we get a non profit who wants to
Speaker 1: advertise on the show. Jewish producer Chris is on I'm
Speaker 1: like white on Rice. He's all over the Internet. Let's
Speaker 1: find out what's the story behind us, What are the
Speaker 1: charity ratings, what are the salaries? Because and they know
Speaker 1: how to make it sound great, right, they're great at branding.
Speaker 1: All these charities are so great at branding. I remember
Speaker 1: to speak about one specifically, I remember Hurricane Harvey. You
Speaker 1: probably forgot. There's always a new hurricane. But Hurricane Harvey
Speaker 1: was that big hurricane that hit my area of the
Speaker 1: Houston area, and it created a unique amount of flooding.
Speaker 1: It's not that the winds were that bad, but it
Speaker 1: got over us and stayed over us, and so the
Speaker 1: area was underwater. Like I couldn't leave more than a
Speaker 1: mile from my house. Everything was underwater. You had to
Speaker 1: get a raft. It was crazy. So there was flooding everywhere.
Speaker 1: Everything's underwater, and it was all this devastation and people's
Speaker 1: houses and livelihoods. It was just terrible. And the Red Cross,
Speaker 1: the Red Cross is famous, old school famous Red Cross
Speaker 1: comes in and started soliciting donations for Hurricane Harvey. Enterprising
Speaker 1: souls started tracking it. If you gave to that one
Speaker 1: they had sent out. There was actually no guarantee whatsoever
Speaker 1: your money was going to a single person in need
Speaker 1: in this area. None. Maybe it did, maybe it didn't.
Speaker 1: But everybody what happened, you had it in your heart
Speaker 1: to help people, people who were hurting, people who were underwater,
Speaker 1: people who lost everything, people who lost a loved one.
Speaker 1: In this massive charity sent out an email don't you
Speaker 1: want to help the people of Houston. They're drowning? Give
Speaker 1: ten dollars today? Does somebody get there? Oh? No, probably not.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. And in case you're
Speaker 1: wondering if the wonderful spirit that built America is gone,
Speaker 1: I want to point you to this headline right here.
Speaker 1: Two North Texas men indicted an alleged plot to invade
Speaker 1: the Haitian Island, kill all the men and enslave the
Speaker 1: women and children. We can still do this, America. We
Speaker 1: can still what what? Chris? What? So you remember the
Speaker 1: lady yesterday, the congresswoman from Tennessee, from Nashville, Tennessee, who
Speaker 1: well here she was heavily involved with the Nashville mayoral
Speaker 1: race because I hate the city. I hate the bachelorettes,
Speaker 1: I hate the pedal taverns, I hate country music, I
Speaker 1: hate all of the things that make Nashville apparely in
Speaker 1: make city to the rest of the country. But I
Speaker 1: hate it. Yeah, I'm not girling. It's not landing that
Speaker 1: well as you can imagine. I look, I know, I
Speaker 1: don't claim to be a political expert. All I did
Speaker 1: was lose my run for office twice. But in general,
Speaker 1: a good rule is it's it's probably a good idea
Speaker 1: not to crap all over the area you represent that
Speaker 1: doesn't land well. And after that, which you just I mean,
Speaker 1: you heard her on camera, here she is, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure you've seen the commercials.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you've seen the onslaught of ads. And then
Speaker 2: today the Republicans decided that they're going to start this
Speaker 2: narrative that me, the state representative who represents downtown Nashville.
Speaker 1: Doesn't like the city. Now, I always want Nashville to
Speaker 1: be better, right, I want Nashville to be a place
Speaker 1: where working people can thrive. Right. But sure I get
Speaker 1: mad at the bachelorette Sometimes I get mad at the
Speaker 1: pedal taverns.
Speaker 2: Right then, you're talking to someone who has cried no
Speaker 2: less than ten times in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: The girl that just goes to the rhyman to hang out. No, no,
Speaker 1: we're not even gonna go there. We are so close
Speaker 1: to winning this race, which is why these rumors are
Speaker 1: getting more wild. Turns out, you have to backpedal a
Speaker 1: little bit whenever you go on camera and talk about
Speaker 1: how much your city sucks. Jelse, why doesn't a single
Speaker 1: so called republican say, you complain about ice wearing masks,
Speaker 1: but it's okay for protesters and Antifa to wear masks
Speaker 1: and the community and burn and loot and destroy stuff.
Speaker 1: And the subject to this one is the hypocrisy. So
Speaker 1: this is probably a new listener to the show, and
Speaker 1: I don't this is no insult. I need to explain
Speaker 1: this again for everybody who is new. For most of
Speaker 1: my life, actually for all of my life, the right
Speaker 1: has pointed out the hypocrisy of the left, and they
Speaker 1: have pointed out the hypocrisy thinking it would dissuade them
Speaker 1: or get them to change their ways. And yet it
Speaker 1: never has. Never, one time has pointing out their hypocrisy
Speaker 1: gotten them to change their ways. Why why doesn't that work? Well,
Speaker 1: the mistake you're making is you're assigning your value system
Speaker 1: to people who don't share your value system. You don't
Speaker 1: like hypocrisy, you try not to be a hypocrite. Then, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right, Chris, Yes, and that's good. I want to
Speaker 1: stress that you don't want to be a hypocrite and
Speaker 1: you don't like hypocrisy, but don't make the human mistake
Speaker 1: of taking your value system and project it onto people
Speaker 1: who don't share it at all, not at all. They
Speaker 1: don't care about hypocrisy. They don't care. These people will
Speaker 1: do and say anything to move the revolution forward. And
Speaker 1: remember they view themselves as being the one true religion,
Speaker 1: the one true rulers. Doesn't the king get to eat
Speaker 1: things the peasants don't get to eat. You know, these
Speaker 1: people are the climate commis all the time. They'll do this.
Speaker 1: They'll fly on a private jet. You haven't newsom just
Speaker 1: did it, fly on a private jet down to Brazil
Speaker 1: and talk to everybody about how bad their carbon emissions are.
Speaker 1: And we point out what hypocrisy. He's such a hypocrite.
Speaker 1: He thinks he's above you. You have to give up
Speaker 1: your car, not him. The COVID stuff, we puted it
Speaker 1: out all the time in COVID. These public officials kept
Speaker 1: getting quote busted traveling without masks, going out to eat.
Speaker 1: They're partying it up in Florida. And then they go
Speaker 1: on camera and tell you you gotta wear a mask,
Speaker 1: don't travel, stay inside, be safe. Deborah Burks goes on
Speaker 1: camera and tells people not to gather with extended family
Speaker 1: for Thanksgiving, hangs up from the interview. Promptly gets on
Speaker 1: a plane and goes with their extended family for Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: and everyone looks and says, what are hypocrite? The hypocrisy
Speaker 1: that doesn't work on her? She's above you, she's above me.
Speaker 1: We are simply the serfs were the peasants, of course,
Speaker 1: were held to different standards than rulers. They see themselves
Speaker 1: as kings and queens. You are more than welcome to
Speaker 1: point out the hypocrisy of the communists hating that Ice
Speaker 1: wears masks and not caring that Antifa wears masks. You
Speaker 1: are welcome to point it out. It's a free country.
Speaker 1: You can scream at them to you're blue in the
Speaker 1: face about how hippocratic they're being, hypocritical they're being, but
Speaker 1: it won't work. It won't move them a single inch.
Speaker 1: They don't share your value system, and if you keep
Speaker 1: projecting your value system onto them, you are going to
Speaker 1: be constantly losing, slamming up against the wall and can't
Speaker 1: figure out why. All right, let's make fun of Lindsey
Speaker 1: Graham in Top five bands. Next of your hate your
Speaker 1: death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Look, we
Speaker 1: might answer, but also people be texting us.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but like we don't have ethical like rules
Speaker 2: that say that you can't receive text messages or you
Speaker 2: can't respond to text messages, especially if somebody has a
Speaker 2: certain record and you can't do it. In committee, we
Speaker 2: obviously sitting on our phones, and yes, people be texting.
Speaker 1: People be texting, Chris, quit stressing over the whole thing.
Speaker 1: People be texting, Jesse. I too, am a huge fan
Speaker 1: of the B seventeen. That's the flying Fortress World War
Speaker 1: two bomber, which I love. I was able to pay
Speaker 1: five hundred dollars for a twenty minute flight in a
Speaker 1: rebuild you old pub. Of course, all the cool positions
Speaker 1: were blocked off. I'm an ex airborne infantryman that stands
Speaker 1: a huge five foot six. I would like to think
Speaker 1: if I am an airman in World War Two that
Speaker 1: I would be the balterreate gunner. What position do you
Speaker 1: think you would be? You also share the same mentality
Speaker 1: of the Boys of the eighth the bal turret gunners.
Speaker 1: You know the bal turret's I know it's obvious, but
Speaker 1: that's the ball turret that's under the B seventeen. If
Speaker 1: you look at one from the side and it looks
Speaker 1: like there's a big tumor at the bottom. There were
Speaker 1: a couple fifty cows out that thing, and it's fascinating
Speaker 1: if you actually look at the ball turre. It it's
Speaker 1: so small. I forget what the number is, but I
Speaker 1: think it was five five five six. That was about
Speaker 1: the limit. And those guys you get in there and
Speaker 1: they're folded up inside of that thing. It's a tiny,
Speaker 1: tiny little thing. And those guys were insanely brave for
Speaker 1: a variety of reasons. One of them the fighter planes
Speaker 1: had come up at you from the bottom, and because
Speaker 1: there are more guns up top, they'd come at you
Speaker 1: from the bottom. That's why the ball turret existed, so
Speaker 1: those guys would be under fire. That's one. You could
Speaker 1: get shot out of it. That's not bulletproof glass. You
Speaker 1: could get shot out of it and fall down. The
Speaker 1: ball turret had to be in a certain position to
Speaker 1: get the ball turret gunner out of it and back
Speaker 1: into the plane. There's a hatch, right, but it had
Speaker 1: to be in a certain position. Well, oftentimes, these planes,
Speaker 1: if they made it back, which many times they didn't,
Speaker 1: if they made it back to England where they took
Speaker 1: off from Oftentimes these planes would be shot to pieces,
Speaker 1: a shot to pieces, parts of them hanging off, engines
Speaker 1: on fire, to disaster because the flat was so bad.
Speaker 1: The fighter planes were so bad. Well, the planes would
Speaker 1: take so many hits that sometimes the ball turret no
Speaker 1: longer operated and could not be put into position to
Speaker 1: get the guy out. Combine that with this, you want
Speaker 1: to hear something dark. You want to have an extra
Speaker 1: respect for those wonderful World War Two bombers who did
Speaker 1: all that. Sometimes the landing year didn't work either and
Speaker 1: couldn't be put back down. There are stories of ball
Speaker 1: turret gunners who had to ride in the ball to
Speaker 1: it for hours on the way back to England, with
Speaker 1: the full knowledge that they were going to be flattened
Speaker 1: like a pancake when the plane landed because they couldn't
Speaker 1: get out in the landing gear didn't work. They would
Speaker 1: simply be smashed on impact. Crazy right, fifty percent of
Speaker 1: them gone. And those planes I've told you before, go
Speaker 1: to an air museum. The air museums all over the place. Really,
Speaker 1: we've really done a good job in the country of
Speaker 1: preserving so many of our old planes and things like that.
Speaker 1: Take your kids out. Look at them, touch them, feel them.
Speaker 1: They are not these armored beasts. They're made of nothing.
Speaker 1: It's a soda can. And these guys were getting shot
Speaker 1: to pieces in these things all the time. Crazy, crazy bravery. Jesse,
Speaker 1: what do you consider the top five bands? I say
Speaker 1: you're one is Zeppelin and two is Credence. One is credence.
Speaker 1: For me, Zeppelin's on that list. Maybe Pink Floyd, Pink
Speaker 1: Floyd might be on that list. I'm a bit I
Speaker 1: like what, Chris. I like Pink Folk. Don't make that face.
Speaker 1: I like that. I like Pink Floyd. Johnny Cash would
Speaker 1: be on that list. No, not Smashing Pumpkins, Chris. Uh.
Speaker 1: Probably the Beach Boys. Jesse is, what is that loser lends?
Speaker 1: What if that loser Lindsey Graham Susan wins money and
Speaker 1: we shame him into giving money to January sixth for
Speaker 1: their legal fees. Look, I'm going to try, but Lindsey
Speaker 1: Graham has no shame. If he did, he wouldn't be
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham. Of course, he's the one who inserted that
Speaker 1: provision in the build that allows us senators to sue.
Speaker 1: And of course he's the one already publicly bragging about
Speaker 1: all the people he's going to sue. I don't have
Speaker 1: any problem with US senators finding a way to sue
Speaker 1: the FBI because their rights have been violated. I have
Speaker 1: a huge problem with senators making it so they can
Speaker 1: sue the FBI and you can't. You are not better
Speaker 1: than us, you are not special, You're not higher than us.
Speaker 1: You are supposed to serve us. And I part of
Speaker 1: the reason this sticks in me so badly is after
Speaker 1: January sixth, when the cheka started rounding up January six
Speaker 1: ers everywhere they could get, everywhere they could find them,
Speaker 1: overcharging them domestic seditious conspiracy, about all this crazy stuff
Speaker 1: they would charge him with, throwing them in prison, abusing
Speaker 1: them routinely. How many Republicans can you name who spoke
Speaker 1: out or even people on the radio would speak out
Speaker 1: on their behalf? Can you name ten? There were almost
Speaker 1: none who were willing to speak out on behalf of
Speaker 1: these normal people who were having their lives completely destroyed, bankrupted,
Speaker 1: lost their jobs, lost their freedom. Chris said it was
Speaker 1: just me. It was not just me. There were others,
Speaker 1: but there weren't many. And I get so disgusted when
Speaker 1: normal people are just disregarded and forgotten about all those years,
Speaker 1: all that abuse, all those people bankrupted and wiped out,
Speaker 1: and freedom taken away and jobs lost in Not one
Speaker 1: time did the GOP Senate make a carve out so
Speaker 1: those people could get some kind of compensation from the
Speaker 1: evil FBI for what the evil FBI did to them.
Speaker 1: Not one time, but the second it comes out that
Speaker 1: United States senators had their text messages read and had
Speaker 1: their phone calls tracked and location tracked and things like that,
Speaker 1: imdiately insert something in a government funding bill that allows
Speaker 1: them to sue for half million dollars in incident. You
Speaker 1: can't even pretend to care about normal people, Like I said,
Speaker 1: maybe you're a scumbag only care about yourself. I got it.
Speaker 1: But you can't even pretend that's terrible man, that's freaking terrible.
Speaker 1: Oracle Nazis or Communists? Which is the greater evil if
Speaker 1: you had to pick and why, that's a pretty tough one.
Speaker 1: And a note, I don't know that there is a
Speaker 1: greater evil. The second you start mass murdering people for
Speaker 1: any reason, you've entered in a realm of the greatest
Speaker 1: evil monsters ever. And I don't know that there is
Speaker 1: a greater evil. Look, there's no question the Communists killed
Speaker 1: far more people, but that's because the Nazis were on
Speaker 1: only one country, and they actually weren't in power for
Speaker 1: that long. They didn't have enough time to kill as
Speaker 1: many people as mal did or Stalin did or whatnot.
Speaker 1: I don't know that there is a greater evil. What Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's not wrong, Chris said, they both wanted central government control,
Speaker 1: they both wanted to control everything, and they both found
Speaker 1: people they labeled as enemies of the state and then
Speaker 1: use state power to mass slaughter those people. I don't
Speaker 1: know that you can say one's worse than the others.
Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show, final segment of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Friday, and asked Doctor
Speaker 1: Jesse Friday, people be texting. I can't do anything about what, Chris,
Speaker 1: people be texting. Okay, this is the bottom line, Jesse.
Speaker 1: No political questions or points I want to make today,
Speaker 1: although there's plenty on my mind. I just want to
Speaker 1: say you make me laugh nearly every day while delivering
Speaker 1: mostly bad news on my way home, and we should
Speaker 1: all find a way to laugh a little even when
Speaker 1: there's things going on in this country that should scare
Speaker 1: every American, Like my nearly eighty eight year old neighbor
Speaker 1: would say, you're a good egg, thanks man. Look all
Speaker 1: we could do is laugh sometimes, right and look and
Speaker 1: be texting what Chris, hey, Jesse. My question is how
Speaker 1: did Biden get away with opening the borders and letting
Speaker 1: millions of illegals in when it's clearly against the law. Well,
Speaker 1: there's a lot to that. First of all, sadly, there
Speaker 1: are many things that they did when it comes to
Speaker 1: importing foreigners that are actually not against the law. Many
Speaker 1: things are against the law, but many are not because
Speaker 1: of ridiculous manipulations of our laws and crazy laws we've
Speaker 1: passed over the years, things like refugees, asylum seekers, the
Speaker 1: laws of ours we're violated or we're there to be violated.
Speaker 1: But I'll tell you something. It brings up a point.
Speaker 1: It brings up a point that I made many times
Speaker 1: when Joe Biden was in office, and the point remains
Speaker 1: to this day, right now, when the Democrat Party is
Speaker 1: the anti America communist party trying to burn the country down.
Speaker 1: The best we can hope for as a nation, You
Speaker 1: and me. The best we can hope for is keeping
Speaker 1: our heads above water. That is a win. What we're
Speaker 1: doing right now is a win. We cannot survive long
Speaker 1: term as a country with one of the two political
Speaker 1: parties trying to burn it down. It's not humanly possible.
Speaker 1: In order to save America long term, we need something
Speaker 1: you can't do and I can't do. We have to
Speaker 1: have a reformed Democrat party. It doesn't mean they have
Speaker 1: to be Republicans, doesn't mean they have to believe everything
Speaker 1: you believe or I believe not at all. I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's room for everything in there. But we can't have
Speaker 1: an anti American subversive party long term. You just can't
Speaker 1: make it. Until then, we fight every little battle we
Speaker 1: can and try to keep our heads above water. So
Speaker 1: back to your question. What this hays to do with
Speaker 1: your question is our country are our constitution, our system
Speaker 1: of government. It wasn't built. No system of government is
Speaker 1: built to withstand the chief executive trying to burn it down.
Speaker 1: You see that doesn't There's nothing you can do when
Speaker 1: you have a president and I know it wasn't Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: He was just a cadaver. The people around him are
Speaker 1: the ones who did it. But when you have a
Speaker 1: president of the United States of America who's trying to
Speaker 1: bring in they've created an app to bring in as
Speaker 1: many foreigners as possible. There's just no law that can
Speaker 1: stop that. There's no there's no system in place to
Speaker 1: stop that. It's like, uh, I drive all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm the driver of the family. Everyone knows it. Unless
Speaker 1: we're teaching one of the boys to drive, which actually
Speaker 1: we're in the middle of another one of those right now.
Speaker 1: But unless we're teaching one of the boys to drive,
Speaker 1: I'm going to drive wherever we go. I'm the man
Speaker 1: of the house. I do the driving in the family. Now.
Speaker 1: Obviously there are all kinds of safeguards in the cars,
Speaker 1: seat belts and air bags and everything else. But is
Speaker 1: there anything that will protect my family if I decide
Speaker 1: I want to drive the car off a bridge, if
Speaker 1: the steering wheels in my hands, I don't care how
Speaker 1: many airbags you have. There's just not It's not designed
Speaker 1: for that. We can't survive with democrats trying to kill us.
Speaker 1: We can survive political disagreements, we can we can't survive
Speaker 1: democrats putting gay pornography in the school libraries. You can't.
Speaker 1: That has to stop. They have to stop. And that's
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Speaker 1: thing emails we didn't get to you, dear shadow. I
Speaker 1: had a terrifying thought the other day when hearing you
Speaker 1: talk about being unable to pinpoint the exact reason behind
Speaker 1: the multiple recent public appearances from the former first Lady
Speaker 1: that'd be Michelle Obama. I wonder if it is setting
Speaker 1: the stage for a twenty twenty eight presidential run. Thoughts
Speaker 1: there would have been a time in my life where
Speaker 1: that would have made me afraid, because Michelle Obama was
Speaker 1: wildly popular. I despise her, but she was wildly popular
Speaker 1: when she was first Lady. But this is one of
Speaker 1: those things presidential runs. It's easy to be popular as
Speaker 1: a first lady. Why you don't have to actually do
Speaker 1: anything controversial at all. You look pretty and you dress
Speaker 1: up and you're the president's arm candy, and you read
Speaker 1: books to kindergarteners, and you can just do basic, non political,
Speaker 1: pleasant happy things, thus making you very, very appealing to
Speaker 1: the general public. But the second you decide you're going
Speaker 1: to start running for president, when now you don't get
Speaker 1: to play the first lady card anymore. Now we need
Speaker 1: to hear your position on the issues. We need to
Speaker 1: hear you talk about things Michelle Obama is an unlikable
Speaker 1: hag because Michelle Obama is a filthy communist who complains
Speaker 1: all the time about everything. Everything is a complaint, how
Speaker 1: bad her life is, how much the country suy, how
Speaker 1: much the America's racist, America's sexist, And there is just
Speaker 1: no appetite for that anymore. As a country. America is
Speaker 1: not going to be white guilted into voting for any
Speaker 1: more communists in this country. We did that once before.
Speaker 1: We're not going to be male guilted into that. It's
Speaker 1: not going to happen anymore. It doesn't work. I don't
Speaker 1: think she's popular enough. Jesse. Last night I heard you
Speaker 1: make fun of that Doric in Maine with a Nazi
Speaker 1: tattoo on his chest. The story I heard is he
Speaker 1: was a dumb grunt doing dumb stuff with other dumb grunts.
Speaker 1: Were you ever something or close to doing something like
Speaker 1: that in your time in the Core? Nope. I did
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of really dumb, horrible things in my
Speaker 1: time in the Core, and I can honestly tell you never,
Speaker 1: at one point ever did it occur to me to
Speaker 1: get a Nazi tattoo. That just never crossed my mind.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm just weird like that. You go, put your
Speaker 1: phone down, enjoy your weekend. That's all.