Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent, fantastic Friday. Let's get
Speaker 1: to the weekend and get rid of our phones and
Speaker 1: spend our time with our family. So we're just gonna
Speaker 1: churn and burn through as many questions as we can
Speaker 1: in this final hour, enjoy ourselves, maybe learn a little,
Speaker 1: maybe laugh a little, and then we'll check out of gear.
Speaker 1: I wanted to address this heartbreaking one first because I
Speaker 1: had mentioned this earlier, but I'm going to bring it
Speaker 1: up again. Jesse, I am a mom of four and
Speaker 1: a grandmother of six. Three of my four children are
Speaker 1: celebrating the death of Charlie. I can't take it. How
Speaker 1: could they be so blinded by the enemy. Please don't
Speaker 1: use my name. I know the end times will pit
Speaker 1: children against their parents. This is doubly painful mourning. Mourning
Speaker 1: that wonderful.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: If you are a parent listening to me, and you
Speaker 1: have lost your baby to communism, first, nothing is permanent.
Speaker 1: People wake up from cults all the time. There are
Speaker 1: former democrats everywhere who woke up and saw the light.
Speaker 1: I will tell you I've seen more than one person
Speaker 1: say man all this celebration of death has me questioning
Speaker 1: being a Democrat. Don't ever give up. That's one.
Speaker 2: Two. If you woke up one day.
Speaker 1: And your environment has changed and it is so much
Speaker 1: more aggressively evil than it was before, I think you
Speaker 1: need to give yourself a lot of grace for that
Speaker 1: instead of beating yourself up. If you are older, certainly
Speaker 1: older than me, but I mean my generation and older
Speaker 1: at forty four in older. If you are older, you
Speaker 1: grew up in a much more normal America where you
Speaker 1: could just send your kid to school. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: all everyone to do is public school. We couldn't afford
Speaker 1: any private schools or anything like that. I was in
Speaker 1: every whatever public school was free. That's where I was.
Speaker 1: And for a long time before so many of our
Speaker 1: teachers became fully radicalized demons. You could do that. And
Speaker 1: even if your kid went to school and got a
Speaker 1: lefty bend. I realized that was always there, a lefty bend.
Speaker 1: They weren't trying to chop their peanuts is off and
Speaker 1: turn them gay.
Speaker 2: That the world changed.
Speaker 1: So rapidly, that it accelerated so rapidly caught so many
Speaker 1: of us by surprise me too.
Speaker 2: I mean I know we joke about the whole Oracle thing.
Speaker 1: Yes, I noticed trends, and I see things coming sometimes,
Speaker 1: but it's not like I didn't. I knew everything that
Speaker 1: was coming back then and everything that was happening. I
Speaker 1: still learn things every day, don't you. You learn about
Speaker 1: this new detail or this new document or this new organization.
Speaker 1: If you are a parent, and maybe you didn't talk
Speaker 1: politics much, or didn't talk politics enough with your kids,
Speaker 1: maybe you just assumed it was reading, writing, arithmetic, and
Speaker 1: oh well, everyone asked to go to college.
Speaker 2: I want them to have a good job.
Speaker 1: Everyone asked to go to college, and you took out
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars in student loans, and you sent aident
Speaker 1: Jaden and Braiden not to college. And now your communist
Speaker 1: demon child is celebrating someone's assassination. I understand you're looking
Speaker 1: in the mirror and maybe asking yourself some hard questions.
Speaker 1: I think you need to give yourself some grace. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of evil in the world, and as much
Speaker 1: as we can prepare ourselves and prepare our children, if
Speaker 1: evil catches you with your pants down now and then
Speaker 1: don't make that your fault.
Speaker 2: That's it now, is the time to change that.
Speaker 1: Now with our easy access to information, now, parents are
Speaker 1: running out of excuses. And if I can expand on
Speaker 1: this a bit more, this is something I've ranted about before.
Speaker 1: Pastors are running out of excuses. No more naivete from
Speaker 1: the pulpit, no more, no more checking out on the news.
Speaker 1: I just want to read the Bible. Dude, read the Bible. Yes, good,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you do.
Speaker 2: Pastor.
Speaker 1: Yes, you had better bone up on what's happening around you.
Speaker 1: And you would better bone up on it because your
Speaker 1: flock is under attack, and you ignoring the news because
Speaker 1: it's yucky or hurt your feel feels does not help
Speaker 1: the flock stay safe. Wake up to where we are.
Speaker 1: One side has declared war on what is good, and
Speaker 1: they most definitely have declared war on the Christian Church.
Speaker 1: Why do you think they executed Charlie Kirk? He was
Speaker 1: loud about his faith. Why do you think they sent
Speaker 1: the FBI into the church. All the different places the
Speaker 1: FBI could have gone, they decided on their own that
Speaker 1: that's where white supremacy was and they started sending.
Speaker 2: The FBI into the church. Why do you think that is?
Speaker 1: They have declared war wake up, turn on the news,
Speaker 1: pay attention to what's going on. No more, naivete. I
Speaker 1: didn't know, no, no more, Jesse. I heard you talking
Speaker 1: about using an AR for home defense. I was a
Speaker 1: little surprised you didn't mention a shotgun with buckshot. I
Speaker 1: am curious why you prefer an AR over a good
Speaker 1: home defense shotgun. Okay, So, first of all, all you
Speaker 1: should know that I am a shotgun fan, big fan.
Speaker 1: One of my old platoon sergeants used to tell us
Speaker 1: in Iraq that the business end of a shotgun speaks
Speaker 1: every language on the planet.
Speaker 2: Great line.
Speaker 1: I love shotguns, and as you know, shotgun is my
Speaker 1: bear gun. Shotgun buckshot, that's my bear guns. That's for
Speaker 1: grizzly country. I love shotguns. And if that's all you
Speaker 1: have for your home, by all means, if someone breaks
Speaker 1: in to harm you, rock and roll. Okay, by all means.
Speaker 1: But remember do you remember when we had Clay Martin on.
Speaker 2: It was earlier this week. I think it was Monday Tuesday.
Speaker 1: We had Clay Martin, that longtime Green Beret on and
Speaker 1: he was talking to us about urban warfare, and he
Speaker 1: was talking about the difference from Third world construction versus
Speaker 1: the construction in our homes. So maybe you're not inclined
Speaker 1: for that. But let me explain. In much of the world,
Speaker 1: it's essentially bricks, concrete and bricks. That's what walls are
Speaker 1: made of. Certainly in poorer countries, that's what walls are
Speaker 1: made of. In the modern world US Canada, if we
Speaker 1: want to consider them modern, quit.
Speaker 2: In the US. And in the modern world, your walls
Speaker 2: aren't what they look like.
Speaker 1: I know, you're looking at something quote solid. It's powder.
Speaker 1: It's powder. Dry wall is powder they got to put together.
Speaker 1: And yes there's some wood framing in there, but there's.
Speaker 2: Not a lot of it.
Speaker 1: If you ran up to your wall with a screwdriver
Speaker 1: and you just reared back and jammed it into your wall,
Speaker 1: the chances it's going to go all the way in
Speaker 1: are extremely high. You will probably have a hard time
Speaker 1: finding one of those wooden studs in there, unless you
Speaker 1: have a studfinder, which of course I always put on
Speaker 1: myself and go beat, beep, beep whenever I do it
Speaker 1: in front of ob like every other guy does, just
Speaker 1: until she rolls her eyes and scoffs at me. You know,
Speaker 1: that's what we do. Anyway, our walls are made of powder.
Speaker 1: Here in AAR round will begin to mushroom and essentially
Speaker 1: come apart upon impact with something. It's not saying, it's
Speaker 1: not still moving. Okay, it's still moving. An AR round
Speaker 1: is going to begin to rapidly slow down when it
Speaker 1: hits something, certainly when it hits human flesh. When it
Speaker 1: hits anything, though, it's going to slow down, including your walls,
Speaker 1: it will begin to slow down.
Speaker 2: Buckshot will not it is.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying, don't use it. Be cautious with a
Speaker 1: shotgun and buck shot for home defense with what is
Speaker 1: behind those walls you happen to be shooting at. Where's
Speaker 1: your kids room?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: By the way, this applies to ceilings and floors when
Speaker 1: it comes to home too. They upstairs, downstairs? Are they
Speaker 1: in that general direction, you might find yourself with a
Speaker 1: dead home invader and something else.
Speaker 2: Dead in your home. Just I understand.
Speaker 1: You can afford what you can afford if people believe
Speaker 1: what they believe, But be careful with what you're rocking
Speaker 1: and rolling with. Look, I have one of my various
Speaker 1: guns is a three point fifty seven magnum which I love.
Speaker 1: It's a wheel gun. I love it.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 1: An everyday carry weapon or something like that, and it
Speaker 1: is part of how I do things. But even that,
Speaker 1: I don't know that i'd necessarily feel great rocking and
Speaker 1: rolling a three fifty seven magnum down there look better
Speaker 1: than a shotgun with buckshot, But just know your target
Speaker 1: and consider its background. My old first sergeant, who's probably listening,
Speaker 1: just got a big smile on his face because he's
Speaker 1: the one who taught me that many years ago. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Friday.
Speaker 1: Let us get back to some of these emails, shall we?
Speaker 1: Speaking of guns, Jesse, I am fifty six. I've always
Speaker 1: wanted to learn how to shoot. Taking a class this weekend,
Speaker 1: and then we'll buy a firearm. Any recommendations. I'm thinking
Speaker 1: of forty five compact. I know nothing about guns, he says, Oh,
Speaker 1: and I don't care what Jewish producer Chris says. You
Speaker 1: are all right, see that, Chris. This guy knows, so
Speaker 1: I think he has a message for you.
Speaker 2: Quit anyway.
Speaker 1: You said you're taking a class this weekend. That's your
Speaker 1: first step. Step number two is don't pick a gun
Speaker 1: from what anyone tells you from what I tell you
Speaker 1: or your firearms expert buddy tells you. Don't do that.
Speaker 1: Try a bunch of them and find one you're comfortable
Speaker 1: with the most important thing is to find one you're
Speaker 1: comfortable with. I made a terrible mistake with my wife
Speaker 1: early on when we were just dating. I you know,
Speaker 1: I'm a gun guy. I have guns. She did not
Speaker 1: grow up around guns and was extremely uncomfortable around guns.
Speaker 1: Everyone is when you're not around them. She was uncomfortable
Speaker 1: around them. I said, well, they're not going anywhere, so
Speaker 1: you better get comfortable around them.
Speaker 2: But I understand that that people were n't comfortable around them.
Speaker 1: She would see you one of my ar is laying
Speaker 1: on the table and she's is it gonna go off?
Speaker 1: People who don't know weapons they don't know. Now this
Speaker 1: is years and year and years ago. So I decided,
Speaker 1: like the meathead I am, that I was going to
Speaker 1: get her comfortable with guns. I'm gonna get her comfortable.
Speaker 1: And there's only one way to get comfortable with guns.
Speaker 1: Handle them, shoot them, learn to use them safely, Go
Speaker 1: out shoot them. Find out it's not just gonna go
Speaker 1: off sitting there. Learn about weapons safety, learn how to
Speaker 1: handle one and your comfort level will increase. Okay, so
Speaker 1: at least I had the correct mentality. Yeah, remember that
Speaker 1: three fifty seven magnum I told you about that I own. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the gun I gave her to fire. Chris said,
Speaker 1: it's a cool gun. No, it is a very cool gun.
Speaker 1: But it's also a very light three fifty seven magnum.
Speaker 1: Let me let me show you guys something about guns.
Speaker 1: This is for people who don't know guns experience people
Speaker 1: will know this. A weapon is going to have a
Speaker 1: recoil of some kind because there's an explosion going on.
Speaker 1: Remember this is an explosion. That's what pushes the round
Speaker 1: out the end of the chance, the end of the barrel.
Speaker 1: There's an explosion, there's going to be a recoil to
Speaker 1: a weapon. The heavier the weapon I'm talking about physically heavy.
Speaker 1: The heavier the weapon, the lower the recoil because the
Speaker 1: weight of the weapon absorbs more of that recoil. The
Speaker 1: lighter the weapon, the more recoil you're going to have.
Speaker 1: And combine that with the larger the caliber, the larger
Speaker 1: the recoil. So the most recoil you can have in
Speaker 1: a weapon is when you have a very heavy caliber
Speaker 1: with a physically light weapon. The three fifty seven magnum
Speaker 1: I own, obviously, three fifty seven magnum is a large round,
Speaker 1: and it is a special light three fifty seven magnum.
Speaker 1: It's really made for carrying in the mountains, bears, things
Speaker 1: like that. It's excellent for that. Combine those two. That
Speaker 1: was the first gun I ever took ob out to shoot,
Speaker 1: and the noise, the recoil of it, it was I
Speaker 1: don't want to put a number onics I don't remember.
Speaker 1: I know it was more than a year before I
Speaker 1: got her back out to ever shoot anything again, because
Speaker 1: I so screwed up throwing her in the deep end
Speaker 1: of the pool and having her shoot a loud, high
Speaker 1: recoil three point fifty seven magnum the first time ever.
Speaker 1: After that, she was convinced that guns are horrifying and
Speaker 1: painful and she never wants to touch one again. Now
Speaker 1: that was years and years ago. She's way past all
Speaker 1: that now. But that's where young Meat had Jesse screwed
Speaker 1: up big time. If you're just now learning, and I understand,
Speaker 1: there's a real heart for that. Now that we are
Speaker 1: aware of just how murderous these demons are, I'm glad
Speaker 1: you're into it. Start slow, start with a safety class.
Speaker 1: And then there are so many different kinds of weapons
Speaker 1: out there, different calibers of weapons, heavy ones, light ones.
Speaker 1: Some you may be comfortable carrying on you if you're
Speaker 1: a woman. Yeah, I'm not stupid, I'm not naive, and
Speaker 1: I'm not making fun of you. I understand that fashion
Speaker 1: is going to come into play. Is this something you
Speaker 1: can carry with whatever clothes you wear, or is this
Speaker 1: something you can carry in your purse. I know that's
Speaker 1: part of it. All this gets considered. Don't be in
Speaker 1: a rush to buy a gun if you're just learning firearms,
Speaker 1: test them, test your friend's weapons. Go to a range
Speaker 1: that allows you to rent them. Virtually all the ones
Speaker 1: I can go to anymore have weapons. You can rent
Speaker 1: different kinds. Rent this one, rent that one. Figure out
Speaker 1: what feels good. When you find something you're comfortable shooting,
Speaker 1: that's the best weapon to buy, because when you're comfortable shooting,
Speaker 1: then you shoot more. The more you shoot, the more
Speaker 1: accurate you get, and putting rounds on target when you're scared,
Speaker 1: when there's an animal coming at you, when it's dark,
Speaker 1: when you're in your home, when you're God forbid out
Speaker 1: and someone has a weapon. Putting rounds on target is
Speaker 1: more important than anything else, and you can do that
Speaker 1: with the weapon you're comfortable with. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday. Remember you can email
Speaker 1: the show Jesse at Jessekellyshow dot com. Let's get back
Speaker 1: to the lot of these And I know you still
Speaker 1: got a lot on your mind, Jesse. I know, like many,
Speaker 1: I'm still trying to digest what happened with Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 1: Might take a couple of days to really process. One
Speaker 1: thing I feel is happening is we're seeing another great
Speaker 1: divide in this country like we saw with COVID. I'm
Speaker 1: unfriending people on social media because of their reaction to
Speaker 1: what happened. I'm seeing two sides. One side that is
Speaker 1: mourning the loss of a man and the fact that
Speaker 1: he was taken from this world because of his political
Speaker 1: and religious beliefs, which is one hundred percent wrong no
Speaker 1: matter who you are what you believe. Then the other side,
Speaker 1: who was celebrating what happened with the list of reasons
Speaker 1: why they hate him and feel like it's justified. It
Speaker 1: is a very clear and distinct line. Are you seeing
Speaker 1: this too? I am, and everyone is. Everyone is. People
Speaker 1: were noticing, and these moments keep happening in this country.
Speaker 1: And what it's doing is it keeps shaking people awake
Speaker 1: to what has happened to America's Democrat Party. They have
Speaker 1: been completely consumed with hate and the devil they have
Speaker 1: been And no, it's not one or two guys. It's
Speaker 1: not Antifa and Jasmine Crockett. That's not it at all.
Speaker 1: That is not what the poll numbers reflect at all.
Speaker 1: The poll numbers reflect a party that is okay with violence,
Speaker 1: that has accepted violence, that views violence and death as
Speaker 1: an acceptable way to move their revolution forward. They have
Speaker 1: been conditioned. You know, they were always conditionable because they're
Speaker 1: herd animals, as we've discussed many times before. But they've
Speaker 1: been conditioned by repeated rhetoric from the elites to believe
Speaker 1: they are going up against Nazis and evil and Hitler
Speaker 1: and all the other stuff we've talked about many times before,
Speaker 1: fascist and all these things before. And because of that conditioning,
Speaker 1: it has given their conscience permission to kill, or too,
Speaker 1: in the very least, believe that killing is okay, not
Speaker 1: that bad kind of necessary, kind of had it coming.
Speaker 1: That's why they talk the way they talk, and that's
Speaker 1: why they speak that way. I've brought up this example,
Speaker 1: but it is a one hundred percent true example. In
Speaker 1: every war I've ever read about in history, not just
Speaker 1: modern days, ancient times, the war will be conducted and
Speaker 1: there will be racially degrading terms thrown back and forth
Speaker 1: between the two different forces. Depending on whatever your conflict
Speaker 1: it is, they're going to come up with some sort
Speaker 1: of a racial term that is degrading to the other side.
Speaker 1: You know, in World War Two, they couldn't just be
Speaker 1: the Germans. They had to be Crouds or the Huns
Speaker 1: or why hun? Why would you call them huns? It
Speaker 1: creates this image of this bloodthirsty, subhuman savage. Why do
Speaker 1: you do that to ease your conscience when it comes
Speaker 1: to killing them? Maybe killing a German soldier, a German
Speaker 1: young man, maybe that would be something that would be
Speaker 1: against your conscience. But who can't kill a hun? If
Speaker 1: you're in the Pacific, Japs, gooks, all the other things
Speaker 1: they used to used to call the monkeys, Why do
Speaker 1: you call them that? Why they're not monkeys? Why would
Speaker 1: you call them that. Well, maybe I look over and
Speaker 1: I see a young Japanese man who's eighteen nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: Maybe I see someone who kind of looks like me,
Speaker 1: certainly my age. A human being, maybe pulling that trigger
Speaker 1: is difficult. But a monkey, I can kill a monkey
Speaker 1: all day long. They'll kill monkeys from now to the town.
Speaker 1: So dehumanizing language is always used to program people into
Speaker 1: being okay with violence. And I have played it before.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play the entire thing again. Actually, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let the whole thing play this time. I want you
Speaker 1: to sit and think as you listen this. It's been
Speaker 1: ten years of this where democrats from young old. If
Speaker 1: you're watching MSNBC or you're online on Discord, you have
Speaker 1: had this beaten into your skull for ten years.
Speaker 3: Mag Republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and economic security,
Speaker 3: they're a threat to our very democracy.
Speaker 2: He is a threat to the rule of law in America.
Speaker 4: That's to me, that's what this election is about, not
Speaker 4: about policy differences. It's about what kind of country are
Speaker 4: we going to be? The rule of law in America
Speaker 4: will change in a way we haven't seen in our lifetime.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump and the Marga Republicans represented extremism that threatens
Speaker 3: the very foundations.
Speaker 2: Of our republic.
Speaker 3: Trump and the extreme Marga Republicans quoted clear and present
Speaker 3: danger to our democracy.
Speaker 4: American democracy could end with the election of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: IOWA apparently short for I want to live in a
Speaker 1: democracy anymore lot, and the.
Speaker 5: Man has had you know, He's declared open season on democracy.
Speaker 6: Democracy, Our freedoms are what's on the line.
Speaker 2: Our democracy depends on you. It really does, folks. That's
Speaker 2: no joke.
Speaker 3: Respect to conservatives, like Federal Circuit Court Judge Michael Ludging
Speaker 3: has called Trump and the extreme Magur Republicans quote, a
Speaker 3: clear and present danger to our democracy. Every generation has
Speaker 3: a defeat democracy's mortal foes. That democracy is more under
Speaker 3: assault today than including in the United States, than any
Speaker 3: time in the recent past. Freedom and democracy are worth
Speaker 3: sacrificing for it.
Speaker 7: The dehumanizing rhetoric of Adolf Hitler is once again alive
Speaker 7: and well on a national political stage. This time, of course,
Speaker 7: it's not hyperbole that does very directly echo at Adolf
Speaker 7: Hitler's language.
Speaker 6: Because it thinks that there is an extremist threat to
Speaker 6: our democracy. The President has been clear as he can
Speaker 6: be on that particular piece when we talk about a democracy,
Speaker 6: when we talk about our freedoms. The way that he
Speaker 6: sees is the Maga Republicans are the most energized part
Speaker 6: of the Republican Party that extreme. This is an extreme
Speaker 6: threat to our democracy, to our freedom, to our rights.
Speaker 3: Because this Maga crowd is really the most extreme political
Speaker 3: organization that's existed in American history.
Speaker 1: He's able to use Seal Team six to execute political opponents,
Speaker 1: and he says, you can't arrest you for that.
Speaker 8: Donald Trump is acting like a Nazi, talking like a Nazi,
Speaker 8: and now posting like a Nazi.
Speaker 6: And by the way, out there that hat that you
Speaker 6: keep wearing, that red hat that says make America great again,
Speaker 6: That tells people then you go along with us, So
Speaker 6: you might as well just put a swastika on the hat.
Speaker 5: Kill his opposition in prison, his opposition, drive you know,
Speaker 5: journalists and others into exile. Rule without any or balance.
Speaker 5: That's what Trump really wants.
Speaker 8: So this is just a warning to you Trumpers, be careful,
Speaker 8: walk lightly. We ain't playing with you. And for those
Speaker 8: of you who are soldiers, you know how to do it.
Speaker 2: Do it right. Be in order and make them pay.
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris dropped this one on me during that,
Speaker 1: and he's not wrong. Every single person you heard in
Speaker 1: that was either a member of the media on a
Speaker 1: major network or they were an elected Democrat. Is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Before we check out it here for a weekend, a
Speaker 1: phone free weekend.
Speaker 2: Please hear me on that.
Speaker 1: Spend time with your family, go outside for a walk,
Speaker 1: do something fun, Watch sports if.
Speaker 2: That's your thing.
Speaker 1: I know there's baseball and there's a big fight tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Did get with some people. I'm smoking a brisket? What
Speaker 1: do you make that face for, Chris?
Speaker 2: Why I talk about.
Speaker 1: Is it really smoking a brisket? How would it not
Speaker 1: be really smoking a brisket? What is that supposed to mean?
Speaker 1: It's not an easy bake oven. It's a pellet smoker, Okay,
Speaker 1: It's an authentic thing that pitmasters use, all right, And
Speaker 1: you know what, Chris, I'm putting it on tonight and
Speaker 1: we're not eating it until tomorrow night. I'm gonna give
Speaker 1: it the old twenty four hour treatment this time twenty
Speaker 1: I mean, you know what, twenty four hours I'm gonna
Speaker 1: pull it off. Bob got me one of those. It
Speaker 1: was for Father's Day sometime, one of those sleeves for me.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna pull it off, drop it in a
Speaker 1: double layer of foil, which I'll seal up immediately, then
Speaker 1: put that whole thing in the little sleeve, then dropping
Speaker 1: it right in a cooler for an hour or two.
Speaker 2: It'll stay.
Speaker 1: It'll be just as hot the whole time, but I'm
Speaker 1: gonna give it an hour or two to rest. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be like butter Man. The only problem is my
Speaker 1: sons are savages, and so as I'm slicing, they wait
Speaker 1: until I get to the fattier parts of it, and
Speaker 1: then they just stick their little fingers in there like animals,
Speaker 1: and they start grabbing it and shoving all the meat
Speaker 1: in there. I'm busy carving it up while there's stuff
Speaker 1: in their faces. What, Chris, that's why you man up
Speaker 1: and get a full sized brisket. Do you have any
Speaker 1: idea what brisket costs?
Speaker 2: Chris? Do you have any idea?
Speaker 1: I'm not Look, it's not freaking Thanksgiving, okay, It's just no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's mini briskets minigritsits will be just fine for now
Speaker 1: on money doesn't grow on trees, and I would think you,
Speaker 1: of all people, would appreciate that, Jesse. Why is it
Speaker 1: so hard to deport Kilmar? It seems like someone must
Speaker 1: be paying the most devious Democrat law for firm in
Speaker 1: order to keep fighting this who's supporting this guy? Uh well,
Speaker 1: remember it's not about him specifically. He is one of
Speaker 1: their symbols. Like we've talked about, they create symbols and
Speaker 1: they will demand you worship them. It helps keeps their
Speaker 1: It helps keep their followers focused on something, going after something,
Speaker 1: symbols to worship and symbols to hate. Donald Trump's the
Speaker 1: biggest symbol they hate. He's the Antichrist, the source of everything.
Speaker 1: And so now, because they've programmed their followers that that's
Speaker 1: the devil, that's the devil, that's the devil. Whenever they
Speaker 1: want their followers to be angry about something they associated
Speaker 1: with Trump, it's word association. That's why I remember in
Speaker 1: the midterms, Remember when Joe Biden ran the midterms, Remember
Speaker 1: what they ran on. It wasn't GOP stuff. It was
Speaker 1: mega maga ultra maga. These super maga mega maga ultra magas.
Speaker 1: They made every part of the mid terms about Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh you have it, Christy good good.
Speaker 3: It's mega maga trickle down, Mega maga trickle down.
Speaker 2: Why do that?
Speaker 1: It's stupid? Why do it? It wakes their followers up. Oh, oh,
Speaker 1: maga Trump, that's the one I'm supposed to hate. They
Speaker 1: do the same thing with ones you're supposed to worship
Speaker 1: and love. They did it for George Floyd. They know
Speaker 1: the elite communists know that importing millions and millions of
Speaker 1: Third World savages has accelerated their revolution years and years
Speaker 1: and years ahead of where it should be. Is a
Speaker 1: huge benefit to the communists.
Speaker 2: They know that.
Speaker 1: So if they can rally like this and surround one
Speaker 1: of them, even though he's a horrible guy, a scumbagged,
Speaker 1: if they can surround one of them and protect him,
Speaker 1: they will look at that as a huge, huge win.
Speaker 1: Before I continue, it's a good week to support families.
Speaker 1: Isn't it a good week to find widows and orphans
Speaker 1: who may be hurting. Remember that's what Tunnel to Towers does.
Speaker 1: We just had the anniversary of nine to eleven, and
Speaker 1: since nine to eleven, Tunnel to Towers has been paying
Speaker 1: off the mortgages for families, for fallen first responder families,
Speaker 1: for gold Star families. When dad gets up in the morning,
Speaker 1: throws on a uniform and gets ambushed by a murderer, mom, kids,
Speaker 1: they don't have him anymore. But Tunnel to Towers can help,
Speaker 1: and they have been helping. And all they've ever asked
Speaker 1: for is eleven bucks a month. More than ninety five
Speaker 1: cents of every dollar you give to Tunnel to Towers
Speaker 1: goes directly to its programs. That is unhurt unheard of
Speaker 1: in the charity world. The number two t dot org
Speaker 1: T two t dot org Jesse. Let's say RFK finds
Speaker 1: massive evidence of a mRNA medical experiment. It was perpetrated
Speaker 1: on the world. Who's responsible to the rest of the world.
Speaker 1: Is it America who did this? What would our punishment
Speaker 1: be on the world stage. There's not going to be
Speaker 1: any punishment in any significant way for all the people
Speaker 1: who did evil during COVID, not on America, not on
Speaker 1: the CDC, not, There's not going to be any punishment
Speaker 1: because the guilt is too widespread, and this happens all
Speaker 1: the time. If there are too many guilty parties, maybe
Speaker 1: someone will grab one or two and call them ring
Speaker 1: leaders and dump all the sins on that one person,
Speaker 1: maybe if you're lucky, but bringing in everyone responsible, everyone
Speaker 1: who turned into an evil tyrant, everyone who lied. Societies
Speaker 1: don't do it because there's too much guilt to go around.
Speaker 1: It's too overwhelming, and they let it go. They just
Speaker 1: let it go. People love to talk about the Nuremberg
Speaker 1: Trials and things like that. After World War Two. I've
Speaker 1: got some rough, rough news for everybody. They got a tiny,
Speaker 1: tiny percentage of the Nazis. The rest of them took
Speaker 1: that uniform off, went right back home to the wife
Speaker 1: and kids, went right back to work. They lived the
Speaker 1: rest of their lives as.
Speaker 2: Normal, functional human beings. That's how it works. Sucks, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I'm going to ask you about a beaver pelt robe,
Speaker 1: or if you knew how to whistle by putting two
Speaker 1: hands together to form a bowl and bringing your thumbs together.
Speaker 1: Now I can't do that anyway. The real reason I
Speaker 1: called was yoga pants, Jesse. In the name of a
Speaker 1: just merciful gun, he stop this. In the name of
Speaker 1: a just merciful gun. Can we put a weight limit
Speaker 1: on women who wear yoga pants. It's no wonder young
Speaker 1: men aren't getting married and have kids. Listen, sometimes there's
Speaker 1: two ways of thinking when it comes to this, because
Speaker 1: we all know exactly what he's talking about. We've all
Speaker 1: been out in public and we've seen this gigantic cape
Speaker 1: buffalo in the most revealing clothing in the world, with
Speaker 1: her belly hanging out and yoga pants on, and we
Speaker 1: all recoil in horror as she buys a slurpee from
Speaker 1: the gas station, and wonder, how could anybody wear something
Speaker 1: like that? I know, I get it. I get it too,
Speaker 1: But on some level, don't you kind of admire the confidence.
Speaker 1: Imagine I mean, maybe that is you. Imagine you're morbidly obese.
Speaker 1: Imagine you're a feminist and you throw on a shirt
Speaker 1: that shows your belly and the tightest.
Speaker 2: Pants you can.
Speaker 1: In a way, in a way, I respect it. I
Speaker 1: respect what Chris. They're not held back by what society
Speaker 1: thinks of them, and I respect that. Now, dedicate this
Speaker 1: weekend to family, to prayer, even if you haven't been
Speaker 1: in a while, Get your but to church on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Time to wake up. There is evil out there. We
Speaker 1: will win in the end, I promise you that put
Speaker 1: your phone down, that's all