Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm back, I'm back in the chair.
Speaker 2: And yes, we will do Medal of Honor Tuesday an
Speaker 2: hour from now, since I was out yesterday and missed
Speaker 2: Medal of Honor Monday. That's one of the things that's
Speaker 2: coming on the show. Yes, we're gonna discuss the media
Speaker 2: running cover for Biden's auto pen. Why would they do that?
Speaker 2: Now I thought this was old news. We'll discuss that.
Speaker 2: We'll discuss at length more what's happening at the Secret
Speaker 2: Service after the Trump assassination attempt. We're gonna talk about, well,
Speaker 2: we are gonna have to address what Trump said today
Speaker 2: about the Epstein files. Is Fauci finally going to go
Speaker 2: to prison. We'll do a bunch of emails. We gotta
Speaker 2: win at Scotis. Apparently we're just gonna stay all in
Speaker 2: in Ukraine. All that and so much more coming up
Speaker 2: tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now, let
Speaker 2: me ask you something before we get to the stories
Speaker 2: of the day. You a sibling. You have siblings, Lots
Speaker 2: of people do. If you don't, if you're an only child,
Speaker 2: that's fine, but most people have siblings. Was there ever
Speaker 2: a point in your life where you thought you were
Speaker 2: treated not equally to your sibling. They got an extra dorito,
Speaker 2: you didn't, Mom, Dad, They let them stay out till midnight.
Speaker 2: In high school, you have to be home at eleven.
Speaker 2: Was there ever a moment where your sibling you felt
Speaker 2: was given unequal treatment? Of course everyone has had that moment. Now,
Speaker 2: let me ask you this. When I asked you that
Speaker 2: question a second ago, why could you remember it? Even
Speaker 2: if you couldn't remember the specific thing, and you probably
Speaker 2: they could have, you remembered immediately that moment or moments
Speaker 2: where your sibling was treated better in some way than
Speaker 2: you were. Why. Because every human being is created with
Speaker 2: a sense of justice inside of them, a desire for
Speaker 2: justice inside of them, a desire that everybody is held
Speaker 2: to the same rules, the same standards. That it doesn't
Speaker 2: matter rich, poor, tall, short, beautiful Chris, it doesn't matter
Speaker 2: whatever it is, everybody's held to the exact same standard.
Speaker 2: There is a sense of justice that is created in you.
Speaker 2: We are created to seek it out, We want it,
Speaker 2: and when we feel like we don't get it in
Speaker 2: some way, especially when it's personal, when we feel like
Speaker 2: we've been done wrong in a way that other people
Speaker 2: haven't been done wrong. It sticks with us, It bothers
Speaker 2: us to this day when some idiot radio host brings
Speaker 2: it up. You remember when your sister was allowed to
Speaker 2: go to prom and you weren't You remember it? Now?
Speaker 2: There are a few different stories out there, and we're
Speaker 2: going to kind of merge them all together, because at
Speaker 2: least for tonight on our show, I see the exact
Speaker 2: same theme, and the theme is this. I'll go ahead
Speaker 2: and give it away before we dig into all the stories.
Speaker 2: Normal Americans, normal people, not elites, not high up government employees,
Speaker 2: normal people just like you, have been getting the sense,
Speaker 2: year after year after year after year that powerful people
Speaker 2: in government and otherwise they get away with crimes, they
Speaker 2: get away with evil things you would never be able
Speaker 2: to get away with. And that sense of injustice has
Speaker 2: been grinding on you, hasn't it been grinding on me?
Speaker 2: I'll use this as a first example because it's one
Speaker 2: of the ones that it made me so angry. I mean,
Speaker 2: you remember, I don't yell a lot on the radio.
Speaker 2: I don't like that. I don't like stressing you out.
Speaker 2: I don't like stressing me out. But when we were
Speaker 2: in the middle of all the COVID insanity, the restrictions,
Speaker 2: standing six feet away from someone, the dumb masking, and
Speaker 2: with all the COVID insanity, you remember what bothered me
Speaker 2: so much, the same thing that bothered you, That the
Speaker 2: elites were allowed to do whatever they wanted to do
Speaker 2: and you weren't. If they wanted to get on a
Speaker 2: plane and go down to Florida on the beach, they
Speaker 2: did it. They wanted to go out to eat with
Speaker 2: the friends, they did it. Gavin Newsom on the same
Speaker 2: day he told you a list of things you weren't
Speaker 2: allowed to do in California, he went and gathered with
Speaker 2: like thirty of his friends at the nicest restaurant in
Speaker 2: California and partied it up. Doctor Burkes gets on television
Speaker 2: and tells you thanksgivings coming. Hey, no extended family for you.
Speaker 2: I'm just giving you a rule. No extended family. Finishes
Speaker 2: the interview, takes the lapel mike off of her, hops
Speaker 2: on a plane and goes in parties with her extended family,
Speaker 2: Republicans and Democrats alike, giving you rules. You're not allowed
Speaker 2: to open up your restaurant. You're not allowed to do this.
Speaker 2: You're not allowed to go to school, You're not allowed
Speaker 2: to do this. And they didn't follow a single one
Speaker 2: of them, and it created in you a thinking, a
Speaker 2: sense that we don't have justice in this country, that
Speaker 2: elite people were held to a different standard, and they
Speaker 2: were trying to cram that vaccine down your throat over
Speaker 2: and over and over again. You gotta take it, you
Speaker 2: gotta take it. You got to It's safe and effective.
Speaker 2: It's safe and effective. You better take it. It'll prevent COVID. Okay,
Speaker 2: it won't prevent COVID, but it'll prevent this red. Okay,
Speaker 2: it won't prevent some red, but it'll slow it down. Okay,
Speaker 2: it won't slow it down. Over and over and over again,
Speaker 2: we got to the point in this country where the
Speaker 2: President of the United States of America essentially threatened us.
Speaker 2: Remember when Joe Biden sat there and looked at the
Speaker 2: camera and uttered those words, the words that I still
Speaker 2: lose my mind when I think about them. The American
Speaker 2: President saying that to the people, We've been patient, but
Speaker 2: our patience is wearing thin. Excuse me, who the heck
Speaker 2: do you think you are? Your patience is wearing thin?
Speaker 2: A sense that the elites could do whatever they wanted
Speaker 2: and you couldn't. It bothered me. It bothered me a lot.
Speaker 2: Now we have this little audio rough courtesy of James
Speaker 2: O'Keefe speaking of all that Johnson and Johnson's lead scientists.
Speaker 2: Listen to this if you have any idea like the
Speaker 2: lack of research that was done on those products down
Speaker 2: but there's no proof.
Speaker 3: I mean, none of that stuff was seeking effective. Didn't
Speaker 3: like the typical process, and that's why it takes so
Speaker 3: long to get a product and market typical process. These
Speaker 3: oldest clinical trial testing and stuff in a small population
Speaker 3: pace was just lets tested on some you know lab
Speaker 3: rough models, analyze and see if it works, and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, just so well, it's to the wind and
Speaker 3: see what happens.
Speaker 2: They took something completely untested and unproven and threatened you
Speaker 2: with your job if you didn't. If you didn't take it,
Speaker 2: maybe it costs you your job, but it didn't. It
Speaker 2: didn't cost them their job. It didn't. And the sense
Speaker 2: of injustice for the people who did that to us,
Speaker 2: people like doctor Fauci and I know I heard I
Speaker 2: have a headline right here. Rand Paul says Biden's auto
Speaker 2: pen puts Fauci back in his crosshairs. Well, I don't
Speaker 2: want to be a downer, I certainly don't, and I
Speaker 2: don't want to be a cynic. But doctor faucis never
Speaker 2: going to go down for what he did to you,
Speaker 2: for what he did to this country. He's never going
Speaker 2: to be held to account. And you know it. I
Speaker 2: know it. As much as I want it, as much
Speaker 2: as I want justice, as much as you want justice,
Speaker 2: it's not coming. It's not. Well, Biden's auto pen signed
Speaker 2: the pardon. You're probably right. That's not right. You're right. Oh,
Speaker 2: but that means Fauci's going down. No, he's not. Come on,
Speaker 2: you know that. You know that a sense of injustice
Speaker 2: is really growing in the American people, and politicians on
Speaker 2: every side, government employees on every side, they don't seem
Speaker 2: to understand it. They don't seem to get the simmering
Speaker 2: anger and frankly hatred that is growing in the American people.
Speaker 2: That we are always held to account. We will be fired,
Speaker 2: we will be arrested, we will be this, we will
Speaker 2: be that, and they never are ever. I ranted about
Speaker 2: it a little bit last week. The Secret Service. It's
Speaker 2: another story, same type of thing. The Secret Service is
Speaker 2: tasked with protection, one of their many duties, but that's
Speaker 2: obviously the one they're most known for, probably their main one,
Speaker 2: protecting people, president's, former presidents, first ladies and whatnot. They
Speaker 2: allowed Donald Trump to get shot in the head. Corey
Speaker 2: comparator did get shot in the head and lost his life.
Speaker 2: And these things happened because the Secret Service allowed some
Speaker 2: nutball assassin to take a rooftop one hundred and forty
Speaker 2: eight meters in an elevated position above the president of
Speaker 2: the United States of America and nobody got fired. Oh
Speaker 2: but actually there's a little bit more detail to that.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about that in a moment before.
Speaker 4: It is that Jesse Kelly's show on a Wonderful Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 4: dot com. Talking about the sense of injustice we have
Speaker 4: right now that there isn't justice in this country. Elites
Speaker 4: get away with it, government employees get away with everything.
Speaker 4: You always held you account always, and so I use
Speaker 4: the example COVID in the beginning. But now let's talk
Speaker 4: briefly again about this Secret Service thing we talked about.
Speaker 4: We have these reports coming out from the Senate now
Speaker 4: and we're learning things. We're learning amazing things, not only
Speaker 4: about the Biden administration hiding threat intelligence, but we learned
Speaker 4: that the Secret Service, who very much failed to protect
Speaker 4: the president that day in every possible way. They took
Speaker 4: four junior agents and.
Speaker 2: Suspended them, some as little as ten days max was
Speaker 2: I believe it was forty two days max suspension. You
Speaker 2: know what happened to the supervisors? They got promoted. Did
Speaker 2: you know that Donald Trump was about to be the
Speaker 2: Republican nominee? He was already the Republican president of the
Speaker 2: United States of America former I realized that. And the
Speaker 2: Secret Service allowed an assassin to take a rooftop one
Speaker 2: hundred and forty eight meters from his head, shoot him
Speaker 2: in the head, and blow Corey compared towards brains out.
Speaker 2: And they promoted the people who were in charge that day.
Speaker 2: That's not justice. What would happen to you at work
Speaker 2: if you've failed as badly as they failed, What will happen?
Speaker 2: It wouldn't be a promotion. I promise you that. Let's
Speaker 2: move on to a different one. I know people, some
Speaker 2: people at least they say this is old news, old news,
Speaker 2: it's old news. This, it's old news.
Speaker 3: DA.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Joe Biden's autopen you know, Donald Trump
Speaker 2: keeps bringing this up, and he's not wrong.
Speaker 5: Look, the auto pen, I think is maybe one of
Speaker 5: the biggest scandals that we've had in fifty to one
Speaker 5: hundred years. This is a tremendous scandal. And I know
Speaker 5: the people on the other side of the see the
Speaker 5: desk at Resolute Desk. Unfortunately he used it before me. Look,
Speaker 5: you know, we have our choice of seven desks. You're
Speaker 5: all beautiful. But I chose the Resolute and so did he. Unfortunately.
Speaker 5: But the people on the other side of the Resolute desk,
Speaker 5: I know them, Lisa, the Hall Group, and then no good,
Speaker 5: here's sick people. And I guarantee he knew nothing about
Speaker 5: what he was signing. I guarantee it.
Speaker 2: Lisa the Lisa. He mentions there is Lisa Monico. Remember
Speaker 2: Victoria Newlan Lisa Monico, Jill Biden, Anita Dunn committed America
Speaker 2: hating communists were handed the powers of the presidency for
Speaker 2: four years. You look at headlines like this, Plaine hijacker,
Speaker 2: child predators and murderers, Ice nabs more than thirteen hundred
Speaker 2: legals in Houston. Joe Biden's administration spent four years intentionally
Speaker 2: filling this country up with every single evil, violent dirt
Speaker 2: ball from every single corner of the plant it in
Speaker 2: an attempt to destroy the country. And they were able
Speaker 2: to do this because Joe Biden sat in the corner
Speaker 2: sucking his thumb, while communists like Anita Dunn were allowed
Speaker 2: to destroy the United States of America. And now some
Speaker 2: people were saying, let's move on, let's move on, let's
Speaker 2: move on. No, when you hand this woman the keys
Speaker 2: to the presidency, we are not going to move on.
Speaker 6: Actually come from two of my favorite political philosophers, Mal
Speaker 6: Saytung and Mother Teresa. Not often coupled with each other,
Speaker 6: but the two people that I turned to most in
Speaker 6: nineteen forty seven when Mal Saytung was being challenged within
Speaker 6: his own party on his plan to basically take China
Speaker 6: over Chang Kai Chek and the nationalist Chinese held the cities.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got it. She loves Mal say Dung. She
Speaker 2: just ran the presidency for four years. There are people
Speaker 2: out there saying I want to move on, I want
Speaker 2: to move on, But this is exactly why we cannot
Speaker 2: move on. We cannot move on because this way of
Speaker 2: thinking has doomed us elites. Part of the reason they
Speaker 2: get away with doing the most horrific things to you,
Speaker 2: to the people of this country is because people are
Speaker 2: so tired, so mentally exhausted, new scandal after new scandal,
Speaker 2: new problem after new problem, that when you bring up
Speaker 2: something like COVID or Joe Biden's presidency, or even the
Speaker 2: assassination attempt on Donald Trump from a year ago, there
Speaker 2: is a human temptation to say, that's in the past,
Speaker 2: let's move on, that's in the past. Let's just move on.
Speaker 2: I'm tired of talking about it, Let's move on. I'm
Speaker 2: sick of it. We have bigger problems, we have present problems.
Speaker 2: Let's move on. Let's move on. Let's move on. Can't
Speaker 2: we just move on? I have news for you. If
Speaker 2: that's your way of thinking, and it's many people's way
Speaker 2: of thinking, it's human. It doesn't mean you're a bad person.
Speaker 2: But if that's your way of thinking, you know who
Speaker 2: loves that. They love your mentality. The evil, corrupt monsters
Speaker 2: who are destroying this country every single day when they
Speaker 2: hear people like you say, let's just move on. I
Speaker 2: don't care. Let's move on. It's like music in their ears.
Speaker 2: They think, yes, yes, hopefully. Everybody in this country just
Speaker 2: wants to move on. Never hold me to account for
Speaker 2: my deeds. You have bigger problems right now, right, you
Speaker 2: have bigger fish to fry. Just move on. No big deal. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it has to stop somewhere sometime, it has to stop.
Speaker 2: In fact, we'll touch on the Biden stuff a little
Speaker 2: bit more. We'll touch on well, the media knows it's
Speaker 2: a big deal and they're dying for you to move on.
Speaker 2: I'll play you something you're gonna be amazed by in
Speaker 2: a moment. It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 2: wonderful Tuesday. So good to be back. If you missed
Speaker 2: any if you missed me, I should say, you can
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Speaker 2: So we're not going to move on. We're not going
Speaker 2: to let the autopen thing go because that's how the
Speaker 2: elite people get away with crime after crime after crime.
Speaker 2: The people themselves, You me, we let it go. We
Speaker 2: move on. I'm don I've got bigger fish to Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm not worried about it. You know who is worried
Speaker 2: about it, very very worried about it. The communists. There's
Speaker 2: a reason segments like this are running on MSNBC, and
Speaker 2: it's not because they're anxious to hold Joe Biden to account.
Speaker 7: The NBC News conducted an analysis of the communications that
Speaker 7: the chair of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, is
Speaker 7: used to bring in former members of the Biden White
Speaker 7: House to ask them questions about Biden's use of the
Speaker 7: auto pen and his cognitive decline in office. And what
Speaker 7: we discovered is that of the sixteen letters that Comer
Speaker 7: sent to the staffers, that they were all signed with
Speaker 7: the use of a digital signature, meaning that he did
Speaker 7: not actually sign these documents himself, similar to what he's
Speaker 7: accusing President Biden of not doing. Now, what he did
Speaker 7: do was use a wet signature, as it's called.
Speaker 2: That's the American media running cover for Joe Biden. That's
Speaker 2: what that is. You see, Joe Biden and the auto
Speaker 2: pen scandal is such a big deal that The New
Speaker 2: York Times did an article that on its surface, it
Speaker 2: appeared like they were actually criticizing him. Well, okay, I
Speaker 2: mean it turns out he did use the auto pen,
Speaker 2: but it was just it was just you know, as
Speaker 2: a final review process, and he had kind of approved it.
Speaker 2: But we both know the New York Times would never
Speaker 2: criticize communists. It's their job to promote communism and smash freedom.
Speaker 2: Why would they run that article. Well, one time, when
Speaker 2: the boys were little, Bob made them sandwiches for lunch
Speaker 2: and I was home and I wanted to give them
Speaker 2: some chips. The boys wanted some chips. Bob said the
Speaker 2: boys had been eaten poorly and we should just give
Speaker 2: them some fruit. And I kind of backed away, and
Speaker 2: I said, okay, fine, just have some fruit. Boys ate
Speaker 2: their lunch, they ate their chips. And then when we
Speaker 2: weren't looking, neither of us were there, they went to
Speaker 2: the pantry and they both ate all the chips. And
Speaker 2: I came back and of course, I mean, they're little boys.
Speaker 2: I think there were six and eight at the time,
Speaker 2: but it's disobedience. It's hilarious disobedience, but it's disobedience. And
Speaker 2: she's ready to murder both of them. You know, she
Speaker 2: wants to ground them. Whatever she wants to just lay
Speaker 2: the hammer down, take away their favorite toys, you name it.
Speaker 2: I pulled them aside and loudly scolded both of them,
Speaker 2: why not to punish them, to show her that they
Speaker 2: had been punished, and to help them avoid any real
Speaker 2: significant punishment. That's exactly why the New York Times ran
Speaker 2: an article one Joe Biden's autopen. They ran that article
Speaker 2: because they know this is a gigantic scandal. It's a
Speaker 2: big deal. We had committed America hating communists, running the
Speaker 2: United States of America by auto pen for four years.
Speaker 2: And we can't move on. We can't shrug our shoulders
Speaker 2: and say it's over. And look, let's be let's be
Speaker 2: honest about where we are. We want things like Joe
Speaker 2: Biden's pardons, his ridiculous pardons he pardoned Fauci and million
Speaker 2: these guys. We want those pardons to be taken away,
Speaker 2: and we want people to be brought to trial and
Speaker 2: ran Paul saying things like this.
Speaker 8: The only way we could actually get this into court
Speaker 8: is hopefully the DOJ would do their job and died
Speaker 8: Anthony Fauci for the felony of line to Congress and
Speaker 8: then take it to court and then they can plead
Speaker 8: that it you know, he has been pardoned, but then
Speaker 8: the court could judge whether the pardon is valid. So
Speaker 8: the only way we get this into court is someone
Speaker 8: who's been pardoned will have to be indicted. And I
Speaker 8: would promote Dan Anthony Falci as a prime specimen for this.
Speaker 2: So I believe he's not gonna be indicted. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: it's not We're not gonna get Katanji Brown Jackson off
Speaker 2: of the Supreme Court because it was the auto pen.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna happen. But we also can't just move on.
Speaker 2: We can't move on. We have to pursue these things
Speaker 2: as much as possible, and the people who hold power
Speaker 2: have to understand that what's happening in the country right
Speaker 2: now is a powder cake. It is a powder cake
Speaker 2: that is growing more and more volatile by the day.
Speaker 2: That powder cake is the anger at the of the
Speaker 2: American people at the lack of justice. You know what
Speaker 2: I saw the other day speaking of the Epstein stuff.
Speaker 2: In fact, I'll do a couple of emails before I
Speaker 2: get to what Trump said today. I saw the other
Speaker 2: day there was this guy comedian, doesn't matter who he was,
Speaker 2: but he was one of the people who came out
Speaker 2: hard for Donald Trump in the election. He just did
Speaker 2: an interview and he said, I'm gonna support Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: from now on. The interviewer said what why, He said
Speaker 2: the Epstein stuff. Donald Trump made a promise, he didn't
Speaker 2: keep it. I'm going to read you two emails and
Speaker 2: then I'll play something Trump said today, Jesse. If Epstein
Speaker 2: is never discussed in the news again, it'll be too soon.
Speaker 2: I've never seen or heard more news coverage on something
Speaker 2: that really wouldn't affect anybody's lives, current or future. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let's just move on. Can't we just move on?
Speaker 9: It's all news.
Speaker 2: But then I get emails like this, lots of them,
Speaker 2: lots of them, Jesse. I know you're done talking about it,
Speaker 2: but Trump is messing this up more than any political
Speaker 2: issue I can remember. For someone who usually has his
Speaker 2: finger on the pulse, he couldn't sound worse. This is
Speaker 2: what Donald Trump said today. I'm not even sure Donald
Speaker 2: Trump realizes the powder cake is building.
Speaker 9: She's given us just a very quick briefing, and in.
Speaker 5: Terms of the credibility.
Speaker 10: Of the different things that they've seen, and I would
Speaker 10: say that you know, these files were made up by Komi,
Speaker 10: they were made up by Obama, they were made up
Speaker 10: by the Biden from you know, and we went through
Speaker 10: years of that.
Speaker 2: The files were made up by Comy and Obama. Come on,
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein was operating at the highest levels of power,
Speaker 2: apparently with the Central Intelligence Agency since the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 2: Come on, they're not made up by Democrats. Something happened.
Speaker 2: A lot of things apparently happened. And I don't know
Speaker 2: what Trump's reasoning is to take this line, because He's
Speaker 2: taken this line before he did it last week. Why
Speaker 2: are we still talking about this Let's move on. It's
Speaker 2: made up. It's a hope. The Democrats made it up.
Speaker 2: But mister President, the American people were tired of moving on.
Speaker 2: They're tired of being told every single time an elite
Speaker 2: gets themselves into trouble that we should just move on.
Speaker 2: Let's move on. No, I don't want to move on
Speaker 2: from COVID, don't I don't want to let it go.
Speaker 2: Evil people in this country abused you and abused me,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to let it go. I don't
Speaker 2: want to move on from the auto pen Communists around
Speaker 2: the United States of America for four years and they
Speaker 2: lied about every single thing, and they destroyed my country.
Speaker 2: And I don't want to move on because it's old
Speaker 2: news and I don't know what's still there or what's
Speaker 2: not there. With Jeffrey Epstein, I've told you my theory.
Speaker 2: I think they destroyed all the evidence that could really
Speaker 2: hold anybody to account. And if that's the case, you
Speaker 2: need to tell us that. We need to be told that.
Speaker 2: I thought we had evidence, but with the evidence isn't there.
Speaker 2: We think they withheld it, we think they destroyed it.
Speaker 2: We think, but don't feed me this. Don't feed me
Speaker 2: this bull craft.
Speaker 9: She's given us just a very quick briefing, and in
Speaker 9: terms of the credibility of the different things that they've.
Speaker 10: Seen, and I would say that, you know, these files
Speaker 10: were made up by Komi, they were made up by Obama,
Speaker 10: They were made up by the biting from you know,
Speaker 10: uh we and we went through years of that with the.
Speaker 2: The files weren't made up by Democrats. Come on, that
Speaker 2: sounds really bad. All the answers for why he would
Speaker 2: be saying that sound really really bad. It sounds bad.
Speaker 2: Don't do that. The American people were tired of injustice
Speaker 2: and it has to stop. I'm going to move on
Speaker 2: from all this, but I just had to get that
Speaker 2: off my chest. We'll do some emails, and we'll do
Speaker 2: Medal of Honor Tuesday, and we'll do other things, probably
Speaker 2: lighten things up a little bit around here before it
Speaker 2: is Jesse Kelly shoe on a wonderful Tuesday, ten minutes
Speaker 2: away from Medal of Honor Tuesday, because I wasn't here yesterday,
Speaker 2: but one more word on this. Telsea Gabber came out
Speaker 2: said this about the deep States.
Speaker 11: I think the campaign was hard. You think what President
Speaker 11: Trump went through was hard, and it was The road
Speaker 11: ahead will not be easy. I can attest personally that
Speaker 11: in my work as the Director of National Intelligence, the
Speaker 11: deep State is fighting us every step of the way,
Speaker 11: and it exists within every single federal agency. And so
Speaker 11: I feel the same frustration that I see many of
Speaker 11: you expressing on x or in different platforms about why
Speaker 11: aren't things going faster? Why aren't we getting results more quickly?
Speaker 11: I feel this frustration every single day. We are pushing hard,
Speaker 11: know that they are pushing hard back.
Speaker 2: People better go down, People had better go down. And
Speaker 2: I just want to reinforce what I've said before. I
Speaker 2: don't mean suspended for ten days without pay. If government
Speaker 2: people committed crimes with their office, and they did, they
Speaker 2: should go to prison for longer than normal people go
Speaker 2: to prison for. That's a fact. Let's do to me.
Speaker 2: Email's Jestsey. You know what's eh? You know what's really
Speaker 2: hurtful Watching movies you loved as a kid with your
Speaker 2: kids and them bashing them for being quote so cringe.
Speaker 2: Did I already tell you about my kids in the movies?
Speaker 2: Maybe I already told you this story, but I've got
Speaker 2: to tell you it again because it's so unbelievably hurtful.
Speaker 2: You know, I love my meathead boys. They mean the
Speaker 2: world to me. OB loves them too for some reason.
Speaker 2: And I wouldn't say we're a huge movie going family,
Speaker 2: but that's only because of all the communists filth that's
Speaker 2: out there now in the movies. Whenever there's a movie
Speaker 2: we think we can see with the boys and it's
Speaker 2: not full of comy, gayness and everything else, we are there.
Speaker 2: We are there every single time. So we love taking
Speaker 2: them to the movies. The boys. Since my oldest has
Speaker 2: started driving, they will now buy movie tickets for only them,
Speaker 2: and they will go to the movies without us. And
Speaker 2: I know, Chris, it is rude. And so we confronted
Speaker 2: them on it because the first time we thought to ourselves, oh,
Speaker 2: that's so wonderful. They're so close and they are very close.
Speaker 2: It's so nice that these brothers want to do it.
Speaker 2: But then they did it again, and they did it again,
Speaker 2: and finally we went and we said, why are we
Speaker 2: why are we never invited to the movies with you?
Speaker 2: And they explained that we laugh at things that they
Speaker 2: don't consider funny and they find it embarrassing. Isn't that hurtful?
Speaker 2: That's just wrong. Hey, Jesse, my six year old daughter
Speaker 2: discovered that ranch dressing makes chicken tenders amazing and delicious.
Speaker 2: It was a proud day for me. What is the
Speaker 2: best store abought ranch dressing? I've always been a hidden valley?
Speaker 2: But is there one out there? Okay? One hidden valleys
Speaker 2: my go to as well. But Ken's Steakhouse makes a
Speaker 2: good ranch Chris, have you ever had any Ken's Steakhouse dressings?
Speaker 2: They do. They're in every grocery store, Dude, They're really good.
Speaker 2: They have good ones. I probably would still go hidden
Speaker 2: Valley over Ken's what, Chris what? I'm not going to
Speaker 2: listen to your insults on ranch right now? Chris. Okay,
Speaker 2: you know what. I shouldn't have even asked you. I
Speaker 2: shouldn't have even asked you. I should have asked someone
Speaker 2: with taste. But that actually leads me perfectly to this.
Speaker 2: I just brought up my sons. I'm very proud of
Speaker 2: my sons. They really are fine young men. But there
Speaker 2: is something that really grades on me. They're not sauce guys.
Speaker 2: They don't they don't dip things. The French Fries, Theynst
Speaker 2: eat them hot sauces a little interested. I mean, my
Speaker 2: oldest will put some on his eggs if I am,
Speaker 2: but doesn't go get the hot sauce ranch. They'll get
Speaker 2: chicken tenders and eat them without dipping them in anything.
Speaker 2: Isn't that just awful and odd? Can you imagine what
Speaker 2: I go through as a father. It's brutal, Jesse. I
Speaker 2: listened to your cultural Communism summary such as Wednesday, July ninth,
Speaker 2: and I've read it in the book also, that was
Speaker 2: last Wednesday. iHeart Spotify iTunes if you're interested in that one.
Speaker 2: We kind of broke down cultural Marxism and how we
Speaker 2: got there and whatnot. And he said, anyway, you may
Speaker 2: be leaving out a primary piece of the three step
Speaker 2: creep labor unions. What are the similarities for USA organized labor. Well,
Speaker 2: labor unions are one of those things that the Communists
Speaker 2: did talk about. They wanted everything to be unionized. And
Speaker 2: I don't know that all. I don't know that I'm
Speaker 2: gonna lump all of America's unions in with that. I
Speaker 2: am a bit jaded on this because I grew up
Speaker 2: in construction and I was never in a union. We
Speaker 2: were never I never even worked for a union company,
Speaker 2: but we worked with a bunch of union companies. I'm
Speaker 2: still friends with a bunch of union guys that are,
Speaker 2: I mean, to the right of me, you know. But
Speaker 2: the reason they're so ripe for Communist infiltration. Labor unions
Speaker 2: are is because it's a collective. Whenever you find any
Speaker 2: kind of a collective, and a collective that is a
Speaker 2: collective for the purpose of evening things out, making things
Speaker 2: more fair, you know. That's the essence, or at least
Speaker 2: how the labor reunions sell themselves. Some actually do it,
Speaker 2: most don't. But that's how they sell themselves. Hey, we
Speaker 2: deserve a bigger piece of the pipe, benefits more money.
Speaker 2: I know we me, as an individual worker, I'm not
Speaker 2: powerful enough to arrange that. But if all of us
Speaker 2: get together as a union, then we collectively are so
Speaker 2: powerful we can make those things happen. Well, that's one
Speaker 2: of those things. That's like peanut butter and jelly. It
Speaker 2: just goes together. It just goes together. Whenever you have
Speaker 2: a large organization of people who have organized themselves in
Speaker 2: order to get more from somebody, that's going to be
Speaker 2: ripe for communist and filtration. And America's labor unions have been.
Speaker 2: That's been. That was a big little foot in the door,
Speaker 2: if you will, for Soviet communism. But that's not every union,
Speaker 2: not at all, And it's definitely not every union member.
Speaker 2: It's most unions leadership though, for being honest, that's what
Speaker 2: it turns out to be. Now, let's set all that up.
Speaker 2: Let's do a brief little bit of history. I'm just
Speaker 2: kind of in a mood to do some history around
Speaker 2: our medal of honor Monday, I know it's Tuesday, but
Speaker 2: around our medal of honor Mondays