Speaker 1: Is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a pretty magnificent Thursday, if I say
Speaker 1: so myself. We'll touch on Greenland fraud. We'll make fun
Speaker 1: of Dome speaking Spanish. After all, I know a little
Speaker 1: bit about that. Some emails and more coming up in
Speaker 1: the final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Now we
Speaker 1: just mentioned force projection. Let's chat about Greenland again. Greenland.
Speaker 1: Why has Trump been talking about Greenland for a long time?
Speaker 1: What's the deal? Is he just trolling? What is actually
Speaker 1: going on? Well, I want you to do me a favor.
Speaker 1: Unless you're driving, you want to do this with me?
Speaker 1: If you're driving, please don't you truckers are just gonna
Speaker 1: have to wait till you get home. All right. I
Speaker 1: want you to look up Greenland on your little map
Speaker 1: on your phone. Don't lie. I know your phone's in
Speaker 1: your hand. It's always in your hand. Quit playing. Look
Speaker 1: up Greenland, all right? You see it? Got Greenland? Okay,
Speaker 1: Now forget about Greenland itself. I want you to look
Speaker 1: north of Greenland, north of Greenland, see that, see that
Speaker 1: Arctic ocean? You see that land that's north of the
Speaker 1: Arctic Ocean. On that little map that's on your phone.
Speaker 1: You know that's Russia. Right. See, we forget that we
Speaker 1: live in a round globe. Sometimes we do. The Arctic
Speaker 1: Ocean a horrible frozen hellscape that you will never see
Speaker 1: and I will never see, and you don't care about,
Speaker 1: and I don't care about. It's still a navigable Chris,
Speaker 1: see that word. Don't roll your eyes, Chris. You couldn't
Speaker 1: say that word. A navigable body of water that is
Speaker 1: very very important because it's the North Pole and it's
Speaker 1: how ships can go to and fro and Greenland, as
Speaker 1: you can see, is uniquely positioned to monitor the situation.
Speaker 1: If we have to use a military term. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: didn't wake up one day and just decide, hey, it'd
Speaker 1: be fun to push around that frozen dump Greenland. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is aware of this. Russia and China they want Greenland,
Speaker 1: They want every spot of land surrounding that Arctic Ocean
Speaker 1: you're looking at, because that is a very very important
Speaker 1: part globally. For well, just what we talked about force projection.
Speaker 1: Part of the reason we can project force across the
Speaker 1: globe is we do have a base here, a base there,
Speaker 1: a place you can drop here, Russia and China do
Speaker 1: not have as many as we do. Donald Trump views
Speaker 1: Greenland as a race. So Donald Trump is doing what
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has done for the entirety of his time
Speaker 1: in public life, not just his time in politics. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is negotiating a deal. And for some reason, when
Speaker 1: Donald Trump negotiates deals, people are still unaware of how
Speaker 1: he does what he does and why he does what
Speaker 1: he does, which is crazy to me because he wrote
Speaker 1: a freaking book about it. In fact, I think he
Speaker 1: wrote multiple books about it. I was talking about the
Speaker 1: art of the deal. Donald Trump has teased multiple times
Speaker 1: military intervention to take Greenland. He keeps teasing it and
Speaker 1: teasing it and teasing it, and then the next day,
Speaker 1: after saying well, well, I mean, I'm not saying we
Speaker 1: won't sin in the troops. We do have a lot
Speaker 1: of bombs and the Marines like cold, the next day
Speaker 1: he says, Wow, it'd be nice to just buy it.
Speaker 1: Could just buy it. Maybe Denmark should just sell it.
Speaker 1: Maybe everybody in Greenland could use a little bit. Maybe
Speaker 1: we could just sell it, or the Marines we could
Speaker 1: just take it, or we just sell it. This is
Speaker 1: textbook negotiating tactics. It's not even like it's some kind
Speaker 1: of advanced thing. You have to go to the Wharton
Speaker 1: School of Business to figure out. It's standard carrot and
Speaker 1: stick tactics that people use when they negotiate. Hey, I'd
Speaker 1: love to buy your company for ten million dollars, or
Speaker 1: I could just do a hostile takeover and you get nothing.
Speaker 1: Or I could buy it for ten million dollars, or
Speaker 1: bankruptcy in your family or ten million dollars or you know,
Speaker 1: bankruptcy is your call. Headline trump push to buy Greenland
Speaker 1: could cost the US up to seven hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's going to cost in the end,
Speaker 1: but I do know we're going to buy it. I
Speaker 1: bet your money right now. I place a wager down
Speaker 1: right now. By the time Donald Trump's three years are over,
Speaker 1: the United States of America will own Greenland, and we
Speaker 1: will have owned it without a shot fired. But that
Speaker 1: brings me to the point I was just making about
Speaker 1: force projection. This is from open source Intel. Europe as
Speaker 1: quit making me laugh, Chris. Europe has decided they're going
Speaker 1: to stand up for Greenland. We're not going to allow this.
Speaker 1: Do you know what Europe's troops. Troop deployments to Greenland
Speaker 1: are France. France is sending fifteen people, Germany is sending thirteen,
Speaker 1: Sweden is sending three, Norway's sending two, Finland is sending two,
Speaker 1: the UK is sending one, and Netherlands they're sending one.
Speaker 1: Europe in its entirety, they're sending fewer troops than you
Speaker 1: can find in a Marine Corps infantry platoon. This is
Speaker 1: another headlined. Veterans aged sixty five face a call up
Speaker 1: and they're told to prepare for war. That's in the UK.
Speaker 1: At sixty five. You're lucky if you still have your prostate.
Speaker 1: But the UK is so drained of manpower they're now
Speaker 1: telling sixty five year olds to prepare for war. So,
Speaker 1: setting aside the hilarity of Europe's force projection for Greenland,
Speaker 1: this is what I mean about being able to send troops,
Speaker 1: project force, enforce your will across the globe. When you
Speaker 1: get to a place, as a country where you can't
Speaker 1: do that anymore, then your diplomatic opportunities simply shrink. There's
Speaker 1: all kinds of great quotes about this. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to bother digging any of them up. But with diplomacy,
Speaker 1: there always has to be a gun behind it at
Speaker 1: some level, or your diplomacy simply isn't worth everything. Europe's
Speaker 1: leaders can bang the drum beats and say we're not
Speaker 1: going to allow America to do this, But then when
Speaker 1: you send three people from Sweden, what it does is
Speaker 1: it lets the world know it, lets us know what
Speaker 1: are you gonna do about it? And if I may,
Speaker 1: I actually think that's kind of sad about the UK.
Speaker 1: Not that I want the UK to be able to
Speaker 1: oppose us, but I am personally a fan of the
Speaker 1: British Empire from back in the day. I'm glad we
Speaker 1: were bailed and threw them out of here. And but
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, but I just I have so
Speaker 1: much admiration that in the age of sail, the British
Speaker 1: Empire was able to conquer large parts of the world.
Speaker 1: You know, the sun never sets on the British Empire,
Speaker 1: all that stuff. They could project force all across the
Speaker 1: globe because of the fantast fantastic British Navy, the way
Speaker 1: they'd really figured out how to colonize places. They could
Speaker 1: project force at one point in time anywhere, and apparently
Speaker 1: those days are just completely gone, completely gone. I don't
Speaker 1: understand it. It's hilarious to me. But that's where we are.
Speaker 1: That's where we are. Dear crayon eater, I keep hearing
Speaker 1: American prisons are overcrowded, requiring judges to release criminals. He
Speaker 1: goes on to point out that that's a bunch of crap,
Speaker 1: and of course that's not true at all. America is
Speaker 1: That's not why they're turning loose to criminals. It's not
Speaker 1: because prisons are overcrowded. We probably do jail too many people,
Speaker 1: but we don't jail the right people for long enough.
Speaker 1: You get some guy with a low level drug possession
Speaker 1: of fence and you throw him in prison for twenty years.
Speaker 1: What's that about? But then you'll take some guy in
Speaker 1: a blue area. He's been assaulting people for the entire
Speaker 1: twenty five years on the planet. That's just an animal.
Speaker 1: You have to put him in a cage. Now, the
Speaker 1: animal has to be put into a cage. That's where
Speaker 1: animals belong, and never let him out again because he's
Speaker 1: proven he can't live in society. All right, we'll do
Speaker 1: some more emails here In a few Medicaid paid out
Speaker 1: four hundred million dollars to dead recipients in just a year. Man,
Speaker 1: the quantity of fraud in this country. Gosh, Next is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday. Remember tomorrow
Speaker 1: is ask doctor Jesse Friday. You need to get your
Speaker 1: questions emailed in now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: Let's once again check in with the the Housings are
Speaker 1: or whatever she's calling herself of New York City. This
Speaker 1: is her from twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: There's more of them than there are of the Blackstones.
Speaker 2: And so it's just like this challenging dynamic that white
Speaker 2: middle class homeowners are a huge problem for her rentor
Speaker 2: justice movement.
Speaker 1: White middle class homeowners are a huge problem for the
Speaker 1: renter justice movement. In the end, our communists are no
Speaker 1: different than the communists have always been. It's always a
Speaker 1: war against the middle class. The poor can be bought
Speaker 1: off by the government. The rich can be co opted
Speaker 1: by the government because they can lose everything without government
Speaker 1: assistance in government money. But the middle class people who
Speaker 1: have enough money to be independent but not so much
Speaker 1: money to be co opted, they are always the enemy
Speaker 1: of the communist It's why Stalin tried to liquidate the
Speaker 1: Kulax in Ukraine all the way up to this lady
Speaker 1: in New York deciding that white middle class homeowners are
Speaker 1: the enemy of everything. It's always a war against the
Speaker 1: middle class. The middle class represents the true enemy of
Speaker 1: the communist Hey, oracle, why is there a sex offender
Speaker 1: database and not a database where I can find career
Speaker 1: criminals in my area? You already know the answer to it.
Speaker 1: I understand your question, but you can't find the career
Speaker 1: criminals in your area because career criminals are useful tools
Speaker 1: to the communist revolution period and the story. Jesse. Try
Speaker 1: as hard as I can. My wife and I have
Speaker 1: never been able to figure out what the acronym DOME
Speaker 1: stands for. Please enlighten us. He's of course, we're talking
Speaker 1: about Vice President Kamala Harris and I call her vice
Speaker 1: president Dome and the acronym what does it actually stand for?
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris buys eight point two million dollars Seaside mansion
Speaker 1: after warning sea levels are rising due to the climate crisis.
Speaker 1: Remember that she's not a hypocrite. She never believed in
Speaker 1: it at all. Elite communists don't generally believe in communism
Speaker 1: at all. Sometimes you'll get one who actually does, but
Speaker 1: they never believe what they're selling. They know that street communists,
Speaker 1: your liberal and Pagy are stupid, drug addicted, miserable, broken people,
Speaker 1: easily manipulated people with lies, and so they just lie
Speaker 1: to them to keep them in a perpetual state of
Speaker 1: anxiety and anger and panic. They'll lie to them over
Speaker 1: and over and over and over and over again, and
Speaker 1: once your liberal m Peggy is stuck in that cycle
Speaker 1: of anger and panic. I was actually talking to Jennifer
Speaker 1: Galardi about this yesterday. I have her on my TV
Speaker 1: show from time to time. She's super sharp, and she
Speaker 1: was a former lib, one of these libs. She'll talk
Speaker 1: endlessly about how miserable she always was, always mad, always miserable,
Speaker 1: always mad, always miserable, and she'll tell you everything around
Speaker 1: her reinforce that. And actually, I want to speak to
Speaker 1: the young ladies right now. Maybe you're a young lady
Speaker 1: listening to the show, and maybe maybe you're finding the
Speaker 1: Swan song of feminism to be kind of appealing. You're
Speaker 1: a woman, you don't want to be oppressed, you don't
Speaker 1: want men to push you around. I understand that. Let
Speaker 1: me ask you something. Your friends who are encouraging you
Speaker 1: in this route, when you talk to them about it.
Speaker 1: When you're done with that conversation, he's smiling. Are you
Speaker 1: happy or are you mad? Miserable? You're a college professor.
Speaker 1: When she sits up there with her crew cut, she
Speaker 1: tells you about how oppressed women are, and you've had
Speaker 1: enough of it. You're done with this male driven society.
Speaker 1: When you walk out of there, how you feel you happy?
Speaker 1: You know, when I hang out with my friends and
Speaker 1: I go home at night, I'm laughing about all the
Speaker 1: stupid stuff they do and say I feel good about things.
Speaker 1: There's a reason you don't. They're always always miserable, and
Speaker 1: they're always trying to keep you miserable. You have to
Speaker 1: be miserable. If you end up happy and content, well,
Speaker 1: what kind of a soldier for the revolution are you
Speaker 1: going to be? Then you're totally useless to them. Hey, Bronco, Jesse,
Speaker 1: your brother Jesse. I thought we were good buddies, but
Speaker 1: now I'm not so sure. I've been a Pure Talk
Speaker 1: customer for over a year. I was just informed by
Speaker 1: Mike Rowe that active duty military and veterans get twenty
Speaker 1: percent off their plans. I called and sent in my
Speaker 1: ID and received my discount. Here's my problem. I hardly
Speaker 1: know Mike Row. I consider you to be one of
Speaker 1: my best buddies. Why didn't you tell me about this?
Speaker 1: Reconsidering our relationship, and he says, his name is Dave.
Speaker 1: I've told you about the veteran discount before. Okay, pick
Speaker 1: up your film with PUER and dial pound two five
Speaker 1: zero and say save now. You don't need Verizon, you
Speaker 1: don't need AT and T, you don't need T bobile.
Speaker 1: If you're not a veteran, you're still gonna save a fortune.
Speaker 1: A fortune. My bill got cut in half. Talk at
Speaker 1: twenty bucks a month for unlimited talking text. If you
Speaker 1: are a veteran active duty former, you save even more
Speaker 1: pure talks. Ceo did two tours with macv SOG. This
Speaker 1: dude is as veteran driven, veteran motivated as is humanly possible.
Speaker 1: Pick up your phone, dial pound two five zero and
Speaker 1: say save now. If you are an army veteran, call
Speaker 1: the marine and he'll teach you how to how to
Speaker 1: dial pound two five zero and say save now. What Chris,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to help our fellow veterans. All right, sorry
Speaker 1: for caring about the guys who were in the Art
Speaker 1: Army who maybe struggle with simple tasks like that. Can
Speaker 1: you believe this guy is in Congress. I can't say,
Speaker 1: go to or palace.
Speaker 3: Now there is new Maharayat and again the palace has
Speaker 3: the power of the dark flight.
Speaker 1: It is dead.
Speaker 3: Please kill my people.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, crazy to me. Hey, Jesse, I'm a little
Speaker 1: confused about our elected sheriffs. I'm out of the impression
Speaker 1: that can protect us from federal overreach. Well they can,
Speaker 1: but you need the right one. They can, but you
Speaker 1: need the right one. You're not going to get one
Speaker 1: of these elected sheriffs in a place like Philadelphia and
Speaker 1: get some constitutional warrior who's going to fight for your
Speaker 1: Second Amendment rights. That's just going to be a communist
Speaker 1: apparatic who's always looking for her next six figure gigs somewhere,
Speaker 1: and she's always going to be a loyal serve into
Speaker 1: the system. I've explained to you several times, if you
Speaker 1: were in a blue area, you're fresh out of friends,
Speaker 1: you are fresh out of levels of government that are
Speaker 1: going to be there for you. Plan accordingly. All right,
Speaker 1: we'll do some more of these next. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday. And remember
Speaker 1: if you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download at iheard Spotify iTunes. Trump said this about the
Speaker 1: Venezuelan liaker. Remember, remember the information on that super super
Speaker 1: super top secret Venezuelan raid. It was leaked to the press.
Speaker 1: It was We thought it was a rumor at the time,
Speaker 1: but it was leaked to the press. That's not good
Speaker 1: for this.
Speaker 4: Found and is in jail right now. And that's the
Speaker 4: leaker on Venezuela and a very bad leaker. So there
Speaker 4: could be some others that we'll let you know about
Speaker 4: that we're out on their trail. But the leaker has
Speaker 4: been found. On the leakers in jail, and we'll probably
Speaker 4: be in jail for a long time.
Speaker 1: Let's see what happens. Speaking of sending a message that's
Speaker 1: incredibly valuable, we have so many disloyal, traitorous pieces of
Speaker 1: trash inside of our government and around our government that
Speaker 1: we've just developed this horribly corrupt system for the longest
Speaker 1: time where there's a there's a pipeline that goes right
Speaker 1: from important government people into communist run media organizations. And
Speaker 1: it's more than just the Washington Post publishing a story
Speaker 1: you don't like. Remember that those things cost lives. We've
Speaker 1: talked about this before. Submarine service in World War II
Speaker 1: was insanely dangerous. Half of our guys died, half of them,
Speaker 1: half of them. It was something like ninety sen of
Speaker 1: the Germans died. It's just a death trap down there.
Speaker 1: You don't have any armor, you're super slow when you're underwater,
Speaker 1: and we had we caught a break. Depth charges those
Speaker 1: are those explosive things that ships, usually destroyers. They'll go
Speaker 1: above the sub and they'll drop them into the water
Speaker 1: and they'll explode at a certain depth. And in a submarine,
Speaker 1: you're actually fine if the depth charge explodes above you,
Speaker 1: because explosions travel the path of least resistance, which is
Speaker 1: always up when you're under the water, because there's more
Speaker 1: pressure down right. If it's under you, you're all dead.
Speaker 1: If it's beside you, if it's close enough, you might die.
Speaker 1: If it's above you, you're fine. It'll scare you, but
Speaker 1: they can explode above you all day long. Well, we
Speaker 1: had a congressman tell a newspaper back then that the
Speaker 1: Japanese were setting their depth charges too shallow. He said
Speaker 1: that to the newspaper. The newspaper printed it. One of
Speaker 1: our admirals, I forget who it was, said that that
Speaker 1: quote to the newspaper killed two hundred and sixty eight
Speaker 1: navy I think it was two sixty eight. Two hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty eight Navy sailors died because of that quote.
Speaker 1: It's not just an article in the New York Times
Speaker 1: or Washington Post that you don't like. People die. If
Speaker 1: one of those new news outlets had printed that we
Speaker 1: were downtown Caracas, downtown, what if they had known the time,
Speaker 1: the location, The surprise was ninety percent of it. What
Speaker 1: if they had known. What if instead of waking up
Speaker 1: one morning in Maduro and is sorry Baduro, Chris, Chris,
Speaker 1: you have to roll the ours instead of instead of
Speaker 1: them being in custody on the uss Ewo Jima on
Speaker 1: the way back to New York to stand trial. What
Speaker 1: if that morning we woke up and we found out
Speaker 1: we had fifty dead soldiers and twenty captured in downtown Caracas. Chris,
Speaker 1: you roll the R in Caracas too, That way people
Speaker 1: know you're dead. Seriously, American Dad, wakes up speaking fluent
Speaker 1: Spanish after a surgery. Maybe that's what happened to me, Chris, No, listen, listen.
Speaker 1: When I was a kid, I was having problems with
Speaker 1: my throat and had to go see the doctor, and
Speaker 1: it turns out I had tonselitis, and so on Christmas Eve,
Speaker 1: because my parents were just like that, on Christmas Eve,
Speaker 1: I had to go to the hospital and I had
Speaker 1: to go under the knife. Now it wasn't all bad
Speaker 1: because I woke up and the nurses I was young.
Speaker 1: I was I bet, I was seventy years older and
Speaker 1: I wasn't allowed to play video games as a kid.
Speaker 1: The nurses were so lovely to me. They wheeled in
Speaker 1: a television beside my bed that had a Nintendo. And
Speaker 1: because my parents were gone celebrating Christmas Eve without me,
Speaker 1: I was able What Chris, why did you think I
Speaker 1: was like this? That I was able to play a
Speaker 1: Nintendo as much as I wanted. I didn't have a
Speaker 1: Nintendo and I finally, but anyway, let's not focus on that.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's why I'm so fluent in Spanish. Maybe something
Speaker 1: happened when I went under, What Chris, I'm fluent in
Speaker 1: Mexican too. It's two different dialects. It's two different dialects.
Speaker 1: It's probably more than you would understand. I can't. I
Speaker 1: can't break down all the linguini linguistic stuff for you
Speaker 1: right now. That's one. Two. Remember I've had I've also
Speaker 1: had an emergency appendectomy. This happened when I lived and
Speaker 1: when I was working in Washington, d for a year.
Speaker 1: I had this terrible stomach ache one night, but I
Speaker 1: knew it was not normal. It was well beyond a
Speaker 1: stomach ache. Remember if you ever were if you're ever
Speaker 1: worried that I'm having an appendicitis, you'll know. Let me
Speaker 1: tell you what I knew. It was like my whole
Speaker 1: not just like my inside on my stomach, it was
Speaker 1: like my whole torso hurt up to like the skin.
Speaker 1: It hurt. It was not normal. This was before bed,
Speaker 1: so I just decided to go to bed and sleep
Speaker 1: it off. In hindsight, that's kind of thing that can
Speaker 1: get you killed. But I wake up the next morning
Speaker 1: and obs in the bathroom getting ready, and so I
Speaker 1: did what any red blooded American would do, and I
Speaker 1: got on web MD because everything was still hurting, and
Speaker 1: I looked up a couple of things, and I said, hey,
Speaker 1: ib I think I'm having an appendicitis and I have
Speaker 1: to go anyway, went to the doctor's office, went to
Speaker 1: the hospital. They don't give you any pain meds because
Speaker 1: they got to put you into a test. They got
Speaker 1: to put you through t Yes, first, I have to
Speaker 1: go back to the tests, and said, I come back,
Speaker 1: and the nurse comes in, this black lady. She was
Speaker 1: so freaking cool. She comes in and she says, well,
Speaker 1: I got some good news and bad news. And I said, okay,
Speaker 1: Well what's the bad news. She said, yeah, you have
Speaker 1: an appendicitis and we're gonna have to do an emergency
Speaker 1: app and deck to me and cut it out of you.
Speaker 1: And I said, well, what's the good news. And she said,
Speaker 1: I have a syringe here full of it was some
Speaker 1: sort of pain medication I don't know. And she said
Speaker 1: I'm about to give it to you, and you're about
Speaker 1: to feel so much better. And I said, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: and she said maybe I should just give you half.
Speaker 1: And I was in quite a bit of pain. I said, lady,
Speaker 1: I'm two hundred and thirty pounds. Just dumped the whole
Speaker 1: bad boy in there. And she said, all right, I'll
Speaker 1: she was so sweet, she said, I'll do that for you.
Speaker 1: I think she called me sweet pea or something like that,
Speaker 1: and she just plunged that thing in there. I know
Speaker 1: how Keith Richards has felt for the entire one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty years. I always been alive, fantastic. Granted, the
Speaker 1: recovery was absolutely terrible. It's like a week where everything hurts. Anyway,
Speaker 1: maybe that also contributed to me being able to speak Mexican.
Speaker 1: That's why I say Maduro, Chris Maduro and Caracas Jesse.
Speaker 1: I'm starting to question Trump's understanding of economic theory. Between
Speaker 1: fifty year mortgages and now talking about caps on interest rates,
Speaker 1: He's operating less like a man than more like a
Speaker 1: seventeen year old and economics class. What are we doing?
Speaker 1: Trump is a populist. Trump is He has never pretended
Speaker 1: to be a traditional conservative type, a super free market guy,
Speaker 1: if I'm giving him credit, he has never pretended to
Speaker 1: be that. Trump is one of these guys. He believes
Speaker 1: that as a businessman, he wants to control this part
Speaker 1: of this and control this part of that. That's how
Speaker 1: he approaches government things, and that's how he approaches everything economically.
Speaker 1: And sometimes that can work out great and sometimes it
Speaker 1: can be a complete disaster. It's not that I'm defending it,
Speaker 1: but that is what it is. That's how Trump thinks
Speaker 1: about things. Anyway, one more segment, Hang on. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a Thursday. But we shall return one more time.
Speaker 1: I mean one more time this week, one more time tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Always ask doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions in now.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a good time. Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. I'm going to be curious what's actually inside
Speaker 1: the Trump healthcare plan. Trump talked about it.
Speaker 4: I'm thrilled to announce my plan to lower healthcare prices
Speaker 4: for all Americans and truly make healthcare affordable again. We're
Speaker 4: doing things that nobody's ever been able to do. We're
Speaker 4: calling it the Great Healthcare Plan. Instead of putting the
Speaker 4: needs of big corporations and special interest first, our plan
Speaker 4: finally puts you first and puts more money in your pocket.
Speaker 4: The government is going to pay the money directly to you.
Speaker 4: It goes to you, and then you take the money
Speaker 4: and buy your own health care. Nobody's ever heard of
Speaker 4: that before, and that's the way it is. The big
Speaker 4: insurance companies lose and the people of our country when.
Speaker 1: I am curious how that's going to work, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to start judging something before I actually see the
Speaker 1: fine print on it. We're going to give the money
Speaker 1: to you. Sounds like that could be an entitlement program.
Speaker 1: Remember remember how much of the budget Medicare and Medicaid
Speaker 1: take up healthcare plans run by the government by the government,
Speaker 1: and get out of control quickly. But I also don't
Speaker 1: think Donald Trump would start another Medicare Let's wait and see,
Speaker 1: let's take a wait and see approach on such things.
Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt said this today about Tim Wallash.
Speaker 5: But I would ask that the governor stops in citing
Speaker 5: the harassment and illegal obstruction of law enforcement in his state.
Speaker 5: All Ice and federal law enforcement are trying to do
Speaker 5: are remove people like this off of the streets of
Speaker 5: Governor Wallace's city in Minneapolis and of his state in Minnesota.
Speaker 5: If you look at some of the individuals in this photo,
Speaker 5: these are all illegal alien criminals who came into our
Speaker 5: country under the previous administration. This is some of the
Speaker 5: most disturbing crimes you will ever read about. And there's
Speaker 5: only a few reporters in this room who will actually
Speaker 5: talk about these individuals. This is all Ice is trying
Speaker 5: to do. They are trying to remove people like this
Speaker 5: from Governor Wallace's state. And so, yes, he should pick
Speaker 5: up the phone, and he should say that he will
Speaker 5: cooperate with this president and with the federal government in
Speaker 5: making Minnesota safer, because that's all President Trump and his
Speaker 5: administration want to do.
Speaker 1: But of course Tim Walls probably doesn't have an interest
Speaker 1: in doing that. And I say, probably, what is it?
Speaker 1: I say, probably is this? I think Tim Walls might
Speaker 1: be in significant legal trouble. I think there's a chance
Speaker 1: all this Somali fraud stuff continues to get worse and worse.
Speaker 1: The rumor mill as we've talked about, it keeps swirling
Speaker 1: that Tim Walls is going to be implicated. And it's
Speaker 1: hard to believe that he wouldn't be implicated when you'd
Speaker 1: sit and unpack millions and millions of dollars flowing through
Speaker 1: the airports in Minnesota to Somali, up millions in suitcases,
Speaker 1: fake daycarees, the breadth. How about that, Chris, that's a
Speaker 1: great word. The breadth of fraud is so widespread there
Speaker 1: has to be some connection to Walls's government. Doesn't mean
Speaker 1: it's going to be Walls himself, but someone in there
Speaker 1: is going to burn. If Walls is truly implicated in this,
Speaker 1: there's a chance it would give him some incentive to
Speaker 1: work with Donald Trump. Seeing as how Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: overseeing the Justice Department, maybe he would look at that as, hey,
Speaker 1: give me a lighter sentence type think. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that's the case, but if Tim Walls thinks a criminal
Speaker 1: probe is coming down the highway for him, maybe we
Speaker 1: could get something out of him. That's Tim Walls, though.
Speaker 1: We're not going to get anything out of people like this.
Speaker 1: It took me seventeen years to get my citizenship.
Speaker 5: I went through a lot, and I'm you know, I
Speaker 5: can advocate for myself.
Speaker 1: As you all will attest, We're not going to get
Speaker 1: anything out of people like this.
Speaker 6: Imagine if that city or that town was invaded by
Speaker 6: thousands of federal agents that do not share the values
Speaker 6: that you hold.
Speaker 1: Dear, I mean, won't get anything out of people like that.
Speaker 4: The ICE is acting as the private police for the president.
Speaker 1: They're going and knocking on Americans doors. They're harassing people
Speaker 1: in their cars. They have taken over an entire state.
Speaker 1: Let's stand up for American freedom, for state's ability to
Speaker 1: have federalism in this country.
Speaker 4: And I believe that the President is really crossing the line.
Speaker 1: And we absolutely positively will not get anything out of
Speaker 1: people like this.
Speaker 3: We go to bank or palace. Now there is your
Speaker 3: new Mahara yet and again the palace has the power
Speaker 3: of the dark flight.
Speaker 1: It is dead.
Speaker 3: Please kill my.
Speaker 1: People, guys not on our side. We have to accept that.
Speaker 1: Speaking of which, dear big fan of France, I never
Speaker 1: said I was a big fan of France. Then I
Speaker 1: never said. I didn't say that, Chris, what Praising their
Speaker 1: food doesn't count as being a big fan of France.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you something. I'll tell you this pal speaking
Speaker 1: of their food. Did I bring this up before the
Speaker 1: food on Air France? Because we had one of what
Speaker 1: one of the legs was Air France. They have these
Speaker 1: I don't remember what they called them because it was
Speaker 1: in French and I don't know if you know that's
Speaker 1: a foreign language. But they they were like these cheese crisps.
Speaker 1: When I say cheese crisps. I'm trying to think. I
Speaker 1: want you to think about imagine a crape, a crape
Speaker 1: that was filled with some sort of I don't want
Speaker 1: to say cream cheese, but like cause like a creamy,
Speaker 1: delicious cheese. Hold on, Corey, let me see these things. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: that's them. Crips have fun of eggs? Is that what
Speaker 1: I said? C r p e e s f o
Speaker 1: U r r e e s. That's exactly what I'm talking.
Speaker 1: That's exactly them. Okay, I'm not gonna smell all that
Speaker 1: thing again. Crepez fez most sour. They're unreal, unreal? Why
Speaker 1: are you giving me that symbol? War? Is this segment
Speaker 1: almost over? I meant to do more. I wanted to
Speaker 1: do more, but then Corey brought up the Crepez And
Speaker 1: now what what? They're delicious? Tomorrow is asked doctor Jesse Friday.
Speaker 1: If you have questions about Crepez for Valais or anything else,
Speaker 1: you can get your questions emailed in We'll have fun.
Speaker 1: I promise, all right, and don't forget.
Speaker 3: You will go to tank or Tellis.
Speaker 1: That's all