Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday.
Speaker 2: Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday,
Speaker 2: and ask doctor Jesse Friday. We're going to have a
Speaker 2: blast this hour, talk about the Internet, spreading communism, joining
Speaker 2: the military when you're old, and many things. But I
Speaker 2: wanted to get to this really quickly because there's a
Speaker 2: lot of talk now. Trump has already put it out
Speaker 2: there that he intends to use the United States military
Speaker 2: to aid with mass deportation. And I got this question
Speaker 2: Radio Dad, Jesse. Can our United States military be used
Speaker 2: for mass deportation of illegals? Should it be used that way?
Speaker 2: What would it look like? What branches would be involved?
Speaker 2: All Right, So this is going to be a long
Speaker 2: answer because I have many, many, many different thoughts on this.
Speaker 2: I need to lead with this though. Sometimes abnormal situations
Speaker 2: are thrust on us and they require abnormal solutions. For instance,
Speaker 2: I don't beat my kids. I mean, I don't abuse
Speaker 2: my kids. I don't physically attack my children. Obviously, I
Speaker 2: know you're gonna be shocked by that, but no, I'm
Speaker 2: I'm not a child abuser unless I'm wrestling with them
Speaker 2: or we're giving each other Charlie Horses, which we do
Speaker 2: a lot. They've learned their dad as the master at
Speaker 2: the Charlie Horse Anyway, I don't I don't hurt my
Speaker 2: son's physically. I don't do that. It's not something I do.
Speaker 2: It's not something I believe in. I don't lay my
Speaker 2: hands on my son's or my wife. I don't do it.
Speaker 2: So I know that's the bare minimum. I'm not bragging,
Speaker 2: believe me, but I don't do it. Now, what if
Speaker 2: I came home and I walk in the door tonight
Speaker 2: and I find that James, my old is strangling his mother.
Speaker 2: Turns out he was swimming last week in the lake
Speaker 2: and he got some brain eating amba that he had
Speaker 2: lost his mind. And I walk in the door and
Speaker 2: the brain eating amba he's attacking his mother physically. Well,
Speaker 2: that's a situation I never dreamt I was going to
Speaker 2: have to deal with. But at that moment, I don't
Speaker 2: really have any choice. I have to go in and
Speaker 2: I have to do something I never wanted to do,
Speaker 2: never planned on doing, because that's necessary at the time. Now,
Speaker 2: what we have here is a very very difficult situation.
Speaker 2: You see, because the United States military should never walk
Speaker 2: the streets of America. They don't operate, should not operate domestically,
Speaker 2: and it does open up an entirely different and more
Speaker 2: frightening can of worms. If you're going to travel down
Speaker 2: this road with me, If we use it, I'm not
Speaker 2: saying we shouldn't. In fact, I think we should, and
Speaker 2: I'll get to that in a moment. But if we
Speaker 2: do we use the United States military, what does that
Speaker 2: look like? What happens if someone gets killed? What happens
Speaker 2: if there's some platoon full of marines, something happens, someone
Speaker 2: does something stupid, someone dies? What happens? And what happens
Speaker 2: if we set a precedent that the United States military
Speaker 2: can be used on American soil when there's a law
Speaker 2: we want enforced. You are well aware because we talk
Speaker 2: about it all the time of what the communists want
Speaker 2: to do, what they've been doing with the military. They've
Speaker 2: been building a military, not destroying it, building one because
Speaker 2: they always had desired to use it on you. That's
Speaker 2: why they build it the way they build it. What
Speaker 2: if in using the military to carry out mass deportation,
Speaker 2: what if we essentially have handed them the keys. Next
Speaker 2: time we get a Democrat president, to do exactly that.
Speaker 2: We use the United States military to mass deport They
Speaker 2: step in and they use the United States military to
Speaker 2: bring them back and to stop you from stopping them. Now,
Speaker 2: I didn't say we shouldn't do it, because the truth
Speaker 2: is we are in that abnormal situation. It's unprecedented. What
Speaker 2: do you do when Democrats are so evil that they've
Speaker 2: filled up your country with twenty million illegals? How do
Speaker 2: you handle that? The people have to leave? We must
Speaker 2: remove these people from our country. There's only about three
Speaker 2: thousand ICE agents who were on the streets. There's only
Speaker 2: about six thousand ICE agents total. Do the math on
Speaker 2: that six thousand versus fifteen million. Help is going to
Speaker 2: be needed, and they've already talked up, talked about enlisting
Speaker 2: the help of local law enforcement, police departments, sheriffs departments,
Speaker 2: of course, state police so like in Texas the Texas
Speaker 2: Rangers to be involved. But even then you're talking about
Speaker 2: the removal of fifteen million people. Here's the truth. It's
Speaker 2: an awful situation that we've been put in because America
Speaker 2: elected a communist in twenty sixteen, twenty twenty. I mean,
Speaker 2: we are now in a situation we never wanted to
Speaker 2: be in but allowing these people to stay cannot be
Speaker 2: an option. And now we have to do things we
Speaker 2: never wanted to do, and frankly, things we shouldn't do,
Speaker 2: because you cannot have a country if Democrats have spent
Speaker 2: four years filling it up with barbarians. It doesn't work
Speaker 2: that way. And remember every single one of the barbarians
Speaker 2: who's come here in the last four years, if they're
Speaker 2: crapping out kids on our soil, they're all American citizens
Speaker 2: because of the way they've completely abused the fourteenth Amendment,
Speaker 2: which was of course meant for slaves. And now any
Speaker 2: Tom Dick and Harry who happens to cross the border
Speaker 2: and have a baby here has an American citizen and
Speaker 2: their family. It's ridiculous, it's insane. We are in an abnormal,
Speaker 2: insane situation here. I don't like it, but I don't
Speaker 2: know another way. And remember this. I mean, I can
Speaker 2: only tell you from my experience in the Marines, in
Speaker 2: the Marine Corps infantry, we were really really good at
Speaker 2: breaking things. We were very good at breaking things. We look,
Speaker 2: you need us to go into a place and kill
Speaker 2: a bunch of people and blow up a building and
Speaker 2: do things like that. We can do that. If you
Speaker 2: were to tell me that you were going to take
Speaker 2: my unit first BETID seventh Marines, Alpha Company, and you
Speaker 2: were going to hand us weapons and you were going
Speaker 2: to have us walk the streets of LA rounding up illegals. Well, brother,
Speaker 2: we're a bunch of young, testosterone field marines. I'm here
Speaker 2: to break things and kill people. I am not a
Speaker 2: delicate person, and I'm not trained to be a delicate person.
Speaker 2: As a young marine, you are trained to be rough
Speaker 2: and you are trained to be violent. I just see
Speaker 2: all kinds of potential problems coming that way. And I'm
Speaker 2: not saying it's wrong. I agree with it. I think
Speaker 2: it has to be done. But I know there are
Speaker 2: senators out there, like Rand Paul. They're already publicly saying, ah,
Speaker 2: this is not a good idea using the military. It's
Speaker 2: not a good idea. And look, Rand Paul knows what
Speaker 2: he's talking about. I don't think I don't disagree with
Speaker 2: him either. It's not a great idea, but it may
Speaker 2: be the only idea. The bottom line is you elect
Speaker 2: a Democrat. Now, now you're stuck with this, and remember
Speaker 2: they're bringing them in now as fast as they can.
Speaker 2: It just shows you what I would tell you all
Speaker 2: along was true. It wasn't an accident. They're doing this
Speaker 2: on purpose. They've hammered on the gas before Trump.
Speaker 3: Biden administration is quietly loosening immigration policies before Trump takes office.
Speaker 3: This according to The New York Post. It reports the
Speaker 3: administration is testing a new app that will allow illegal
Speaker 3: migrants to bypass in person check ins at their local
Speaker 3: ice office. And it sounds like they're just given Donald
Speaker 3: Trump one more thing to undo.
Speaker 4: Well, Jah, we do know.
Speaker 5: The Biden administration has been testing this new immigration in
Speaker 5: Customs app and the idea is to streamline the check
Speaker 5: in process for migrants, allow them to use their phones
Speaker 5: or computers to touch base with immigration officials while they
Speaker 5: wait for their dat in court instead of appearing for
Speaker 5: those check ins in person.
Speaker 2: When you elect Democrats, it takes extreme things to undo
Speaker 2: the damage they can do. It's the bottom line, yo.
Speaker 4: Jesse, how long did it take you to get used
Speaker 4: to the heat. I know you grew up in like
Speaker 4: Montana or whatever and then moved to Houston and that
Speaker 4: place is humid at hell and gross. Uh, we're thinking
Speaker 4: about moving to Dallas where we're like from the Pacific Northwest,
Speaker 4: and I like, I kind of like the cold, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. And I'm kind of scared to
Speaker 4: move to Dallas with the heat and humidity. How long
Speaker 4: did it take you to get used to the heat
Speaker 4: and humidity.
Speaker 2: I don't know that you ever get used to ninety
Speaker 2: five and ninety five percent humidity. Look, that's always hot.
Speaker 2: There's never going to come a time when you're it's
Speaker 2: July and Dallas, then you're going to walk out and say, wow,
Speaker 2: it's ninety five today. This mules good. But it's just
Speaker 2: like living in Montana. You learn to live with winter.
Speaker 2: You learn to live with the cold. You learn to
Speaker 2: get up early in the morning before work because you
Speaker 2: might have to shovel the driveway. You might have to
Speaker 2: have a winter coat at all times, a hat, gloves,
Speaker 2: these are things some people in Texas don't even own.
Speaker 2: In Montana, it's a requirement down here. You learn how
Speaker 2: to deal with the eat and look, after a month,
Speaker 2: you're gonna be okay. But it's always gonna be hot.
Speaker 2: What's wild is everyone has a pool here. My whole life,
Speaker 2: it was only the rich kids who had a pool.
Speaker 2: It's like every other house in Texas you get a
Speaker 2: pool because it's so freakin miserable in the summertime.
Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday with
Speaker 1: me very dapper Jesse. If you're watching on the simulcast
Speaker 1: right now, you see what I'm talking about. My hat
Speaker 1: looks amazing. Chris has been mean about it the entire show.
Speaker 2: But really, people of style and taste, they know they
Speaker 2: know an icon when they see one, Chris, they know
Speaker 2: what I can. So let's get back to some ask
Speaker 2: doctor Jesse questions and try to wrap up as many
Speaker 2: as I can because there's still so many doozies. Jesse.
Speaker 2: I've been wondering whether or not the Internet's helped accelerate
Speaker 2: the advancement of communism here in the United States of America.
Speaker 2: I love the show. His name is Sonny. I've actually
Speaker 2: argued that social media. I'm don't worry. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to do the old man thing. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: do the old man thing and complain about social media
Speaker 2: and the way you think, so just bear with me.
Speaker 2: But social media has been a tremendous success for comedies,
Speaker 2: and it has also been tremendously devastating for them. And
Speaker 2: as far as who won that in the end, I
Speaker 2: don't know that we know that yet. Here's what I mean,
Speaker 2: so as far as success goes, Remember, what do we
Speaker 2: call communists besides scumbags and things like that. Herd animals.
Speaker 2: They're very much herd animals. Your liberal aunt Peggy is
Speaker 2: a herd animal. Don't make the mistake of thinking everyone
Speaker 2: wants to be free. That's a lie. We've lied to
Speaker 2: ourselves about that. A lot of people do not. They
Speaker 2: want to be part of the herd. They want to
Speaker 2: go where they're told, eat what they're told, work what
Speaker 2: they're told, think what they're They want someone to care
Speaker 2: for them. And communists have a mob mentality. They always have.
Speaker 2: You agitate in groups, street protests in groups, gather in groups.
Speaker 2: It's always about the group. That's why there's always group
Speaker 2: chants and whatnot. This is how we become part of
Speaker 2: the group. We want to be in the herd. Stay
Speaker 2: in the herd, stay in the herd. Well. Social media
Speaker 2: allows them to organize and gather in this way, they
Speaker 2: can whip themselves up into a rabid, demonic mob at
Speaker 2: the drop of a hat. Because social media allows them
Speaker 2: to communicate an incredible way. And before American companies started
Speaker 2: to get a handle on this. They're much better about
Speaker 2: this now than they were. It allowed the communists to
Speaker 2: get people canceled, get people fired from their jobs, find
Speaker 2: someone you don't like, you know, I don't like Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 2: And if this is fifteen twenty years ago, Internet's out there,
Speaker 2: social media's out there. All of a sudden, the person
Speaker 2: who's running the iHeart social media account, he gets bombarded
Speaker 2: with twenty thousand requests to take me off the air
Speaker 2: because of my sound. Well, he thinks the whole world's
Speaker 2: coming down on him. They call me in and fire me.
Speaker 2: We can't have this many complaints. Companies are a lot
Speaker 2: sharper about that now they realize the social media mobic.
Speaker 2: So what greatly aided him in a lot of ways
Speaker 2: his herd mentality, The Internet, social media helped him organize,
Speaker 2: helped him be a rabbit animal more easily. But there's
Speaker 2: a balance to this that may may completely nullify his
Speaker 2: advantage and give us the advantage. The balance is he
Speaker 2: no longer controls information forever. You know how we always
Speaker 2: talk about I'll put to you this way. You know
Speaker 2: how we talk about communists and how they seek out
Speaker 2: and seize choke points of power. The communist doesn't have
Speaker 2: to take over your entire company. He has to take
Speaker 2: over your HR department. If your company has an HR department,
Speaker 2: I bet you money it's occupied by communists. The single
Speaker 2: communist women love getting into HR because it's a choke point.
Speaker 2: Who comes in, who goes out? She controls everything. It's
Speaker 2: a choke point. Why do you have a child drag
Speaker 2: show in the library of your red city Because while
Speaker 2: you drove by the public library, the communist recognized the
Speaker 2: library was a choke point. They grabbed it. Now they're
Speaker 2: putting on a trainee show for your kids. Choke points. Well,
Speaker 2: they did the same thing when it came to our institutions. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're Americans getting educated in government schools. Let's take over
Speaker 2: the teachers' unions. Boom, we have that. Where do Americans
Speaker 2: get their information from the major newspapers New York Times,
Speaker 2: LA Times? Okay, let's grab those. Where do they get
Speaker 2: their television news, NBCABCCBS, Let's take over those corporations. Okay,
Speaker 2: good guys, we have all the choke points, all the
Speaker 2: choke points of information. We own them now were good
Speaker 2: to go. Well, we've been talking about this all week
Speaker 2: because the numbers are staggering. People have moved on from
Speaker 2: those institutions. Homeschooling is bigger now than it ever was
Speaker 2: we broke away from that. The Internet helps homeschoolers a
Speaker 2: great deal, and that'd be hard to do it without it.
Speaker 2: It's huge when it comes to the news. How many
Speaker 2: people sit down and turn on the nightly news. If
Speaker 2: you turn on the nightly news to get the news,
Speaker 2: you're the last one who gets the news. It used
Speaker 2: to be that was the only way to get the news.
Speaker 2: Now we all have a smartphone. Ever, no one does
Speaker 2: you pick up your phone. You go on social media.
Speaker 2: They lost their control of the choke points because of
Speaker 2: the Internet, the Internet, social media, all this stuff. It's
Speaker 2: just like anything else. It's great and it's awful, and
Speaker 2: it can be used for the most tremendous good, and
Speaker 2: it can be used for the most tremendous evil. You know,
Speaker 2: while you're fundraising for your buddy's wife who has cancer
Speaker 2: to make sure you can pay their bills. In the
Speaker 2: next town over, there's a guy who's selling kids online
Speaker 2: from Thailand. You know, it's just it's it's like anything else,
Speaker 2: great good, great evil. That's a fact. Sergeant pink Flower.
Speaker 2: I'm thirty seven. I'm considering joining the National Guard. My
Speaker 2: patriotism has grown with my age, as well as my
Speaker 2: sense of duty to my community. I love that. I
Speaker 2: will always regret not serving in my younger years. Is
Speaker 2: there any advice you would give to older guys who
Speaker 2: want to serve in an enlistment capacity. Go for it.
Speaker 2: Life is too short. Don't let anybody tell you you can't.
Speaker 2: You're too old. Wait your turn. You feel a calling
Speaker 2: to do that, go dig in, all right? Dig in
Speaker 2: may I recommend at least three or four months with
Speaker 2: the Male Vitality Stack from Chalk in your body first,
Speaker 2: though at thirty seven years old, the chances are strong
Speaker 2: your testosterone levels are not what they used to be.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't walk into any boot camp or military service
Speaker 2: at that age unless I was taking a Male Vitality
Speaker 2: Stack from Chalk. Twenty percent increase in your tea levels
Speaker 2: in ninety days. You will need that. Your body will
Speaker 2: thank you for it. You'll need it for the energy,
Speaker 2: You'll need it for the focus. And if this is
Speaker 2: something would you want to do?
Speaker 6: Do it?
Speaker 2: Just do it with chalk in your back pocket? All right?
Speaker 2: Male Vitality Stacks and female Vitality Stacks and Black Friday
Speaker 2: specials for the entire month of November. Go to c
Speaker 2: hoh Q dot com. Promo code Jesse. That's a fifty
Speaker 2: dollars bonus product on your first delivery. I should note
Speaker 2: chalk dot com promo code Jesse. Now your relatives won't
Speaker 2: invite you for Thanksgiving? What's my preferred barrel length? And more?
Speaker 2: Hang on, it is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: And it is a happy day because I am here with.
Speaker 2: You, and because well we're almost done with.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden twenty twenty four NBA Champions of Balls.
Speaker 6: Your showers.
Speaker 2: Right, let's play some voicemails. Remember you can email the
Speaker 2: show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. You can leave
Speaker 2: us a voicemail eight seven seven three seven seven four
Speaker 2: three seven three on.
Speaker 6: Jesse Misrevin out in California. Can you tell me, just
Speaker 6: give me a glimpse of what America might look like
Speaker 6: or my world without thirty trillion dollars in debt. Tell
Speaker 6: me what it might be like in my whole life
Speaker 6: I have, you know, I have no more? All right.
Speaker 2: So the national debt is one of those things that's
Speaker 2: so big and so divorced from people that they don't
Speaker 2: really grasp the impact of it. So let me explain
Speaker 2: it this way. We just hit a thirty six trillion
Speaker 2: dollars in debt, so we're in very very very deep
Speaker 2: poo poo here. But picture your home, all right, So
Speaker 2: I want you to think about I want you to
Speaker 2: think about your budget. Just you know, it doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be perfect, So don't sit down and nerd out
Speaker 2: with a spreadsheet, spreadsheet, just think about what What are
Speaker 2: the basics we all have for a budget. We all
Speaker 2: have a mortgage. I have a mortgage payment or rent. Right,
Speaker 2: you're paying to live there, So we got a mortgage.
Speaker 2: Everyone's got a car payment or two. Congratulations, we have
Speaker 2: three now that my oldest son has one. I know.
Speaker 2: Oh Chris, you wait, you wait, it's getting expensive. Shah.
Speaker 2: That baby girl's gonna get older soon. So we got
Speaker 2: car payments. You have mortgage payments. You eat out you okay,
Speaker 2: So so just you got you got the go through
Speaker 2: those and just have a number in your head. Roughly
Speaker 2: every single month. What that is? Now? I want you
Speaker 2: to think about this. I want you to think about
Speaker 2: how many things you do for fun? What's purely enjoyment
Speaker 2: for you? You're a golfer, you like to shoot, you
Speaker 2: like to travel. Do you like to eat out? Like
Speaker 2: everyone has stuff? So think about your budget, think about
Speaker 2: all the expenses. Now, what if there was no mortgage payment?
Speaker 2: What if I could magically just take your mortgage payment away.
Speaker 2: It's gone, Home's paid for nothing, no more car payments either,
Speaker 2: gone nothing, No more grocery bills, Food's paid for, gone nothing.
Speaker 2: What would that do for your life? Not just for
Speaker 2: the things you enjoy, not just for better vacations, a
Speaker 2: fancy steak dinner every month or something like that. Not
Speaker 2: just that, but what would that mean when you got
Speaker 2: sick and needed medical care, If you had all that
Speaker 2: extra disposable income, it would mean everything, right, It would
Speaker 2: be oh my gosh, it would completely change your life.
Speaker 2: The average American would weep, absolutely weep, if they realized
Speaker 2: how much higher their standard of living would be without
Speaker 2: the national debt. In order to maintain this kind of
Speaker 2: a national debt, we have to print money. Where we
Speaker 2: print money like it's going out of style, just to
Speaker 2: try to cover the interest on the debt of this size,
Speaker 2: and they keep pumping more money in and pumping more
Speaker 2: money in, trying to keep the economy going, trying to
Speaker 2: keep the debt paid off. But the result of that,
Speaker 2: for every dollar they print, every dollar they print that's unpacked,
Speaker 2: the value of your money goes down. Realize that that's
Speaker 2: how economies work. There's no way around that. If I
Speaker 2: go to wherever they print the money, and I should be,
Speaker 2: but I print one hundred and one dollar bills without
Speaker 2: anything backing them, I have lowered the value of your money.
Speaker 2: And the reason all that printing goes on is the
Speaker 2: national debt. Whatever your standard of living is, whatever your
Speaker 2: financial situation. Maybe you are scraping by barely making ends meet,
Speaker 2: maybe you're doing pretty well, don't know, but whatever your
Speaker 2: situation is, it would be infinitely better if the national
Speaker 2: debt was lower or eliminated, infinitely better. The quality of
Speaker 2: everything would go up. And I know that's a little disheartening,
Speaker 2: but it's the truth when you really break it down.
Speaker 2: The quality of everything would go up. Things in your
Speaker 2: life would be cheaper that you know, here's you know what,
Speaker 2: here I'll put it to you this way. You ever see,
Speaker 2: if you're old enough, you'll remember these days. But do
Speaker 2: you ever see pictures of the old prices from the
Speaker 2: sixties or something like that, and you walk in McDonald's
Speaker 2: and cheeseburger's thirty five cents and for an extra fifteen
Speaker 2: cent you get a coke or something like that. Shut up, Chris.
Speaker 2: It's something along those lines. It's cheap, dirt cheap, and
Speaker 2: you look back and you think, Wow, what happened to that?
Speaker 2: Without the national debt? Those are still the prices today. Now,
Speaker 2: do you understand what I mean about your quality of life?
Speaker 2: That's uh, that Friday night Kraft Mac. Not that there's
Speaker 2: anything wrong with Kraft Mac. That Friday night Kraft Mac.
Speaker 2: You've got plenty of money if you want to take
Speaker 2: the old lady out to Red Lobster. Got cash coming
Speaker 2: out your wazoo. Dear Jesse, you say you're a bad person,
Speaker 2: so I think you're the person I need to ask.
Speaker 2: What is the worst thing I can do to my
Speaker 2: woke liberal siblings on Thanksgiving Day that won't send me
Speaker 2: to jail or to hell. They don't invite me, They
Speaker 2: ignore me on holidays I'm sad. I guess I shouldn't
Speaker 2: be laughing. I don't have family or grandkids like they do.
Speaker 2: This has become a severely divided country, exacerbated by COVID
Speaker 2: and communists ideas or do I walk away? Walk away?
Speaker 2: Revenge is it's something that's great in the movies. In
Speaker 2: real life, it just never works out. Revenge, bitterness, these things.
Speaker 2: You need to let these things go. If your family's
Speaker 2: a bunch of dirtball comedies and they've left you behind
Speaker 2: because you don't go that way, go find a new family.
Speaker 2: I don't mean new sisters and things like that. You
Speaker 2: can't do that, but go find a new community. Remember,
Speaker 2: the importance of community is not something we're going to
Speaker 2: stop talking about just because Trump won the election. No
Speaker 2: matter what, whether things get way better or things eventually
Speaker 2: get worse, the strength of your community is so important.
Speaker 2: Actually had a long talk with ab about this last night.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, we were talking about church.
Speaker 2: We go this church and they're always trying to talk
Speaker 2: to us in the church to get into some small group,
Speaker 2: you know, the small groups that meet once a week.
Speaker 2: You'll meet in somebody's home and you have pizza, and
Speaker 2: you know, read the Bible and that kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: and it's just not something that I've ever done.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 2: I'm very private. I know it doesn't sound like it,
Speaker 2: but in my personal life, I don't like I'm not
Speaker 2: exactly an open person. I'm very much my father's son.
Speaker 2: That's one. Two. Because of what I do, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't feel like I would be comfortable sharing anything,
Speaker 2: not anything super super personal. I don't want to talk
Speaker 2: about how small my hands are, you know, things like that.
Speaker 2: So it's just something that I've avoided. And she jumped
Speaker 2: me about it last night, and she was right. She said,
Speaker 2: you know, we really need You're always talking about community,
Speaker 2: but it's more than just our friends and neighbors. We
Speaker 2: need that. And you know what, She's right, Fine, a community,
Speaker 2: find a community. I told you after my dad died.
Speaker 2: I've been so impressed by my mom's community that she
Speaker 2: has in Montana. She has an army of neighbors surrounding her,
Speaker 2: just an army of couples, men, women. They're putting snow
Speaker 2: tires on her car. She practically has a malitia surrounding
Speaker 2: her house. It's wonderful. Her church an amazing community by
Speaker 2: the time I got to Montana. By the time I
Speaker 2: got to Montana, I walked into her kitchen. There were
Speaker 2: ten people already in her kitchen with her, part of
Speaker 2: her community. That night, when my old man died, it
Speaker 2: was like three am. My mom is obviously frantic. The
Speaker 2: paramedics are there. She wanted someone to go be with
Speaker 2: my sister when she had to call my sister. Her
Speaker 2: neighbors are so close with her. They drove across town
Speaker 2: a half hour away to sit in my sister's driveway
Speaker 2: at three in the morning so they could be there
Speaker 2: for her when my sister found out our dad died.
Speaker 2: Now that's community, and you see it in the face
Speaker 2: of tragedy like that community, go find one. If your
Speaker 2: family's a bunch of dirtballs, I got plenty of that
Speaker 2: in my family too, move on and go find a
Speaker 2: different one. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
Speaker 2: of The Jesse Kelly Show on what has been an
Speaker 2: amazing week and who knows what next week will bring
Speaker 2: on top of Thanksgiving, there will be other things next week,
Speaker 2: I am sure, and we will be here to talk
Speaker 2: about all of it. Remember, if you miss any part
Speaker 2: of the show, you can download the whole thing. iHeart
Speaker 2: Spotify iTunes. You can send us an email Jesse at
Speaker 2: jessekellyshow dot com. Let's do as many of these as possible.
Speaker 2: Does the Oracle prefer or does the Oracle have a
Speaker 2: preferred barrel length? On an AR fifteen? I've heard you
Speaker 2: mentioned they still use the old M sixteen when you
Speaker 2: were in the Marines, praying for you and your family.
Speaker 2: I appreciate your prayers. Okay, So my thinking on ars,
Speaker 2: AR fifteens, AR tens and things like that has kind
Speaker 2: of changed over time. The more of these superstuds I
Speaker 2: get to know and talk to them. I'm talking seals
Speaker 2: and green berets and these types, and I have previously
Speaker 2: not stressed it that much. In fact, at standard AR
Speaker 2: fifteen is kind of what I always went with. And
Speaker 2: the more I talk to them, the more I've come
Speaker 2: up with this. You really want to be able to
Speaker 2: hit them before they can hit you. And I know
Speaker 2: that sounds very obvious. It's an obvious thing to say,
Speaker 2: but think about it. If you're just gonna grab whatever
Speaker 2: we'll call it, a sixteen inch barol, you're gonna grab
Speaker 2: a sixteen inch barrel fourteen sixteen pick your life. You
Speaker 2: grab a fourteen sixteen inch barrel, and I'm not, by
Speaker 2: the way, I'm not dogging on your fourteen sixteen inch baro.
Speaker 2: I have a sixteen at home. I'm not dogging it.
Speaker 2: But let's say that's just your weapon. You got that.
Speaker 2: Let's say you went to gove x, got a good
Speaker 2: optic for it. Promo cojess. You went to govex, got
Speaker 2: a good optic for it. You're putting rounds down range,
Speaker 2: You're good to go. You figured out how to shoot it. Well,
Speaker 2: that's good. I'm glad. That's good. But who are you
Speaker 2: planning on fighting? At least hopefully you're not planning on
Speaker 2: shooting anybody, but you at least have to have a
Speaker 2: possible enemy, you know, whoever that may be. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to put words in your mouth. Who are you
Speaker 2: considering to be a possible enemy? Now, if it's some
Speaker 2: gangbanger trying to kick in your front door, that'll be
Speaker 2: just fine. Are you one hundred percent sure that the
Speaker 2: guy you're going to be fighting isn't going to have
Speaker 2: a sixteen inch barrow with a good optic himself. Bullets
Speaker 2: fly both ways. If it's easy for you to acquire
Speaker 2: and hit a target, then it's easy for him to
Speaker 2: acquire and hit a target. This was a long way
Speaker 2: of me saying I'm in the very beginning stages. I'm
Speaker 2: not a shooter. I shoot, obviously, I know how to
Speaker 2: handle a weapon. I'm not one of these weapons studs.
Speaker 2: You're probably much better with weapons than I am. But
Speaker 2: I'm in the process of beginning to lengthen out my weapons.
Speaker 2: It's Chris, why don't you grow up, all right? Why
Speaker 2: do you have to be like this? Why don't you
Speaker 2: grow up and be mature. I'm beginning to lengthen out
Speaker 2: the length of my barrel, the length of where I'm
Speaker 2: trying to make sure my dopes are. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: make sure whoever it may be, and God forbid the
Speaker 2: day ever comes. I'm trying to shrink down the number
Speaker 2: of people who can hit me before I hit them.
Speaker 2: So if I can, and this would be very normal
Speaker 2: for me, I would train. If I'm going to the
Speaker 2: range and my folks is placed, is somewhere ideally three
Speaker 2: four hundred yards five hundred No problem with that. That's great,
Speaker 2: that's great, that's pretty easy. I shouldn't say easy, but
Speaker 2: it doesn't take a great deal of training to plink
Speaker 2: a man sized target at three hundred yards start getting
Speaker 2: out eight nine thousand, you're starting to severely shrink the
Speaker 2: number of people on the planet who are going to
Speaker 2: be able to shoot you before you shoot down. And
Speaker 2: in case everyone's thinking thinking about complaining, Ah Jesse, he's
Speaker 2: thinking about shooting people. Yes, every man does. That's exactly
Speaker 2: why I own weapons, just in case I have to
Speaker 2: kill somebody who's trying to kill me. Now, thousand meters
Speaker 2: is plenty. One thousand yards is plenty of coverage, but
Speaker 2: it still can't match the coverage of pure Talk. You
Speaker 2: see what Chris pure talks on this amazing five G network.
Speaker 2: Don't think that Pure Talk's some bargain basement cell phone
Speaker 2: company just because they save you a fortune. They save
Speaker 2: you a fortune because they don't have a store every
Speaker 2: fifty feet, so you're not paying for all that overhead.
Speaker 2: They're on the same five G network. Work you keep
Speaker 2: your phone or get a brand new one. It's Christmas
Speaker 2: time or Hanka time for Chris. You need a new
Speaker 2: phone and you want to save money, Like Chris, dial
Speaker 2: pound two five zero and say Jesse Kelly, switch to
Speaker 2: the patriotic cell phone company pound two five zero, say
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly, switch to Pure Tip.
Speaker 6: And now here's a headline by oh, you know, you
Speaker 6: know the.
Speaker 2: Thing headlines we didn't get to. Hello. I'm a big
Speaker 2: fan of yours, and I wanted your opinion. I'm a
Speaker 2: fifty seven year old, very straight male, and I practice
Speaker 2: yoga semi regularly. At fifty seven. I find it encompasses
Speaker 2: all forms of fitness, stretching, cardio, balance, et cetera. It's
Speaker 2: low impact on my very arthritic joints. Plus the scenery
Speaker 2: in the studio is typically the best of any fitness environment.
Speaker 2: You animals, do you think I lose my man card
Speaker 2: because I practiced this typically chick activity. Bob has tried
Speaker 2: to get me to do yoga more times than I
Speaker 2: can count, and the truth is I've gotten down on
Speaker 2: the mat with her a couple times and tried a
Speaker 2: couple things. If you can picture a six foot eight
Speaker 2: lanky human being doing yoga, it's every bit as embarrassing
Speaker 2: as you can imagine. I will say this, it is tough,
Speaker 2: and it is very very good for you. Also, it's gay.
Speaker 2: I agree that we need to primary out the rhinos.
Speaker 2: The subject of this one is you're not always right.
Speaker 2: But it was tried in Alaska in twenty ten with Murkowski.
Speaker 2: She lost a primary who was back by paying them
Speaker 2: but ignored the lost. We're up against huge egos. What
Speaker 2: do you mean you're not always right? Did I say
Speaker 2: it was easy? Did I say it was instant? Get
Speaker 2: involved in your primaries. Stop complaining to me and stop
Speaker 2: making excuses. That's you sound you people. We can't. These
Speaker 2: senators have money. You sound exactly like the morons I
Speaker 2: was forever every election stolen. It can happen. It's not easy,
Speaker 2: it's not instant. Primarying out these GOP losers in red
Speaker 2: states will take time, it will take effort. Just because
Speaker 2: you're lost once doesn't mean you'll lose the next time.
Speaker 2: But stop saying that crap to me. Drives me absolutely crazy. Sorry,
Speaker 2: we can't. They got money, We tried, we failed. It's
Speaker 2: over ridiculous. Hey, Jesse, my former best friend who's a Democrat,
Speaker 2: changed your profile picture to a solid black background shortly
Speaker 2: after the election. I saw a bunch of people who
Speaker 2: I suspect or lives do a similar thing. Can you
Speaker 2: please explain their state of mind. Are they really that deluded?
Speaker 2: She's well educated and otherwise intelligent person. She's not well educated,
Speaker 2: She's well indoctrinated. For years and years and years and
Speaker 2: years and years, your friend, your friend has been taught
Speaker 2: that being a Democrat and pursuing democrat things is the
Speaker 2: height of all good. And your friend, for years and
Speaker 2: years and years and years, has been taught that Republicans
Speaker 2: are Nazis and that if they get power, it's the
Speaker 2: end of the world. And now that is ingrained in her,
Speaker 2: and even though her life will be better for the
Speaker 2: next four years, she will be miserable every single minute
Speaker 2: of it.