Speaker 1: It is a Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Tuesday. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: just a little bit about these No Kings protests briefly. Briefly,
Speaker 1: we're gonna the fallout from it's not exactly what they
Speaker 1: should be. We'll touch a little bit more on city states, hostile,
Speaker 1: foreign city states, inside of our country, young adults going
Speaker 1: back to church, a federal judge continues to act insane,
Speaker 1: Trump's going after Columbia. We'll talk about well emails, find
Speaker 1: the Communists, all that and more coming up. And remember,
Speaker 1: half hour from now, I'm bringing on Will Chamberlain. I
Speaker 1: don't have, as you know, I don't have a lot
Speaker 1: of guests on the show. I really just prefer to
Speaker 1: talk myself. But every now and then I kind of
Speaker 1: feel like we did an expert on something. I'll bring in,
Speaker 1: bring in someone like Darby to talk about the military.
Speaker 1: Will Chamberlain's so good on law stuff, And I know
Speaker 1: you have questions the same way I have questions about
Speaker 1: these prosecutions like Brennan. The Brennan news from today, James
Speaker 1: call me John Bolton, how legit are these are? They
Speaker 1: gonna stick and Will. Will doesn't sugarcoat stuff. If it's
Speaker 1: if it's something that's not gonna stick or he's hesitant on,
Speaker 1: he'll say it. If it's something that he thinks is
Speaker 1: pretty pretty cut and dry, he's gonna say it. About
Speaker 1: a half hour from now, we'll find out who's gonna burn.
Speaker 1: These people are gonna burn. They're all gonna get off
Speaker 1: scot free. Thirty minutes from now, we'll bring in Will Chamberlain.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, So there are some Democrat senators
Speaker 1: that are already worried about the fallout from the no
Speaker 1: Kings protests. It's guys like Angus King, John Fetterman, Catherine
Speaker 1: Cortez Mastow and others. They're already expressing concern for it.
Speaker 1: And there is this really really fascinating thing happening right
Speaker 1: now where there are a few elected Democrats who see
Speaker 1: what is happening, long established democrats, not just elected ones.
Speaker 1: Chris actually grabbed that hilarious of absolutely hilarious James Carvel
Speaker 1: clip that we played. Grab that one again. But there
Speaker 1: are some Democrats who see what is happening, and they're
Speaker 1: trying desperately to stop it. But they are being drowned out.
Speaker 1: They are being primaried, and it's wild to watch the
Speaker 1: left base, the communist base, insist on party wide suicide.
Speaker 1: So let me explain Barack Obama. How did a filthy
Speaker 1: communist like Barack Obama get elected twice in this country? Well,
Speaker 1: Barack Obama, as much of an America hating savage as
Speaker 1: he is, Barack Obama campaigned like a moderate. He campaigned
Speaker 1: extremely moderately, extremely moderately if you actually listen, not what
Speaker 1: he did, not his upbringing. Listen to what normy's heard
Speaker 1: when Barack Obama was campaigning. They heard a guy who
Speaker 1: I mean, Yeah, let's all get there, we'll figure out
Speaker 1: how to make some money together, we'll all get loved.
Speaker 1: He was really really good at sounding moderate. He was
Speaker 1: not a moderate, but he was good at sounding that way. Now,
Speaker 1: what happens when you do that is you begin to
Speaker 1: grow a coalition of people. It takes a large coalition
Speaker 1: to get elected president. And we've talked about this before.
Speaker 1: Every party, ours included has coalitions. You know the coalition
Speaker 1: that elected Donald Trump. There are a lot of people
Speaker 1: who did so for inflation reasons. Hey I can't afford things.
Speaker 1: Maybe that was you. A lot of people did it
Speaker 1: for deportations, border security. You got to get these foreigners out.
Speaker 1: But maybe that was you. Maybe you're more of a
Speaker 1: culture person. We got to get the training thing under
Speaker 1: control of it. Maybe it's health. There were a lot
Speaker 1: of moms, you know, the ones who wear Apple watches,
Speaker 1: who are very concerned about the poison and the food,
Speaker 1: about that. There's a large coalition of people. Every coalition
Speaker 1: thinks they're the most important part of the coalition, and
Speaker 1: they're always wrong. The coalition itself is what matters. It
Speaker 1: takes a coalition. Now, Democrats had a large coalition for
Speaker 1: a long time. Bill Clinton put together a huge coalition.
Speaker 1: Barack Obama put together a huge coalition. These older types
Speaker 1: and the types that are from redder states or purple
Speaker 1: states like Fetterman, they can see clearly clearly that Democrats
Speaker 1: have no coalition right now outside of communist freaks. The
Speaker 1: Democrat coalition it really only consists of mentally ill young women,
Speaker 1: ridiculous fake black civil rights leaders who just hate white people,
Speaker 1: all the eligib BTQ demon mob stuff, climate nutters, and feminists,
Speaker 1: just the fringe freaks in society, and they have managed
Speaker 1: to push everyone else out Normanis are looking at this
Speaker 1: stuff now and they're horrified by it. Remember all right, Chris,
Speaker 1: you can play it now. James Carvill. James Carvill's kind
Speaker 1: of mocked now, but he does really the podcast circuit.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he's rich, probably just sits around drinking whiskey,
Speaker 1: does some podcasts. But James Carvill was part of putting
Speaker 1: together a successful coalition. James Carvill watched this little mini
Speaker 1: Democrat convention where they brought out this Indian woman to
Speaker 1: do a land acknowledgement that the land belongs to the
Speaker 1: tribes and stuff like that. And remember remember he went
Speaker 1: off on it. It's part of the board. But remember
Speaker 1: the whole SoundBite here was why are you bringing this
Speaker 1: up in an election?
Speaker 2: Okay, what we did, what all kinds of things would slavery,
Speaker 2: would experiment with drugs, what we did during what happened
Speaker 2: in the Confederacy, during the Silver w a Andersonville, And
Speaker 2: it's okay, this is an election and the DNC is
Speaker 2: not the place to discuss this. Understand this. The DNC
Speaker 2: does not exist to right wrongs. It doesn't exist to
Speaker 2: acknowledge the more unpleasant parts of history. It doesn't exist
Speaker 2: to make people feel good. It exists. Get this through
Speaker 2: your head to win elections. Now do you think that
Speaker 2: is going to help us win elections? Talking about land
Speaker 2: theft from the Dakotas were not Please stop this in
Speaker 2: the name of a.
Speaker 1: Just merciful god.
Speaker 2: Don't you see what's happening? Don't you see where this
Speaker 2: has brought us to?
Speaker 1: All right, stops. The end part is you can feel it,
Speaker 1: can't you. You can feel his frustration, his exasper he's
Speaker 1: watching this. Is probably not an ideological guy, of course,
Speaker 1: died in the world democrat, but he's only interested in
Speaker 1: winning elections. And he's watching. He's on the outside, outside,
Speaker 1: looking and watching as Normies are being horrified by Democrats.
Speaker 1: And he's practically begging, don't you see why? Can't you
Speaker 1: see what this has brought us to? And he's done
Speaker 1: this before.
Speaker 3: Remember this, And let me tell you another huge error
Speaker 3: shoote in the artistry is when people said campaigns need
Speaker 3: to reflect progressive values.
Speaker 1: No they don't.
Speaker 2: Campaigns are authoritarian by their nature. If I will run
Speaker 2: in a twenty twenty eight campaign and I had some
Speaker 2: little snot nosed twenty three year old saying I'm going
Speaker 2: to resign if you don't do this, not only would
Speaker 2: I fired on the spot, I would find out who
Speaker 2: hired them and fire that person.
Speaker 1: On the spot.
Speaker 2: I'm really not interested in you're uninformed, stupid CHAPINION'I whether
Speaker 2: you're gone, Joe Rogan or not. And there were people
Speaker 2: that worked in the White House that were protesting because
Speaker 2: they didn't like the president's policy in Gaza. We'll didn't
Speaker 2: get the out of the White House.
Speaker 1: You can feel the frustration. And the good news for
Speaker 1: you and the good news for me and the good
Speaker 1: news for the United States of America is these people
Speaker 1: that the old seasoned Democrats, and this includes the Fedterman types,
Speaker 1: because remember, Fetterman has been in politics forever, and I
Speaker 1: don't like Fetterman at all. I'm not like the other
Speaker 1: people on the right who fall in love with this
Speaker 1: guy because he says one smart thing every now and then.
Speaker 1: But the Fetterman types, the James Carvel types, the guys
Speaker 1: who have been around a very long time, they are
Speaker 1: not only watching as the party pulls away from normal
Speaker 1: America completely, they are begging them to stop, begging them
Speaker 1: to stop. And they watched that stupid no King's protest
Speaker 1: and guys like Fetterman and guys like Angus King, these
Speaker 1: older Democrats, you know what they you know what they watched.
Speaker 1: They watched all these Democrats on the street celebrating Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk's murder. There wasn't one or two of them. We
Speaker 1: played you some audio of it last night. It wasn't
Speaker 1: one old lady here or one lady there. It wasn't
Speaker 1: just big Chungus making the assassination shot in the neck sign.
Speaker 1: It was Democrat after democrat after democrat. And you know
Speaker 1: what the Fetterman's, the carvels, the Angus Kings of the
Speaker 1: world see. They see what Normanies see. They see a
Speaker 1: party that not only is out of step with normal Americans,
Speaker 1: looks violent, looks mean, looks miserable. I talked about this before.
Speaker 1: We've talked about it, but many times. You know what,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, you know what his rallies with these boat parties,
Speaker 1: what these other things look like, even if they're not
Speaker 1: your thing. You know, I'm not a boat party guy either.
Speaker 1: It looks fun. Young people see fifty boats with magaflags
Speaker 1: on them in Florida, and you know what they think.
Speaker 1: I want to be part of that that looks like
Speaker 1: a good time. Can I get on your boat? I
Speaker 1: like boats. What do you think they see when they
Speaker 1: see big Chungus mocking Charlie Kirk getting murdered in Illinois.
Speaker 1: Do you think young people searching for what they believe,
Speaker 1: what they want to be part of you think they
Speaker 1: see Chungus and say, man, I hope that's me. They don't.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: Tuesday memory. You can email me you love, your hate,
Speaker 1: your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot Comray They
Speaker 1: get to a bunch of those for the rest of
Speaker 1: the show. I swear I wanted to touch on this
Speaker 1: real quick headline. Young adults lead a resurgence in church attendance.
Speaker 1: That Charlie Kirk assassination. It moved young people more than
Speaker 1: it moved any other demographic in this country. They saw
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk as being one of them, caring about them,
Speaker 1: listening to them, and watching him die on camera moved people.
Speaker 1: It woke people up to evil and oftentimes in life,
Speaker 1: especially if you've had a good if life's been safe,
Speaker 1: and we want life to be safe and good, right,
Speaker 1: I don't want you to experience misery and hardship, although
Speaker 1: you will, but we want life to be good and safe.
Speaker 1: I don't want you ever to even see anything bad.
Speaker 1: But that's not realistic. And one day you pull up
Speaker 1: your cell phone and you watch somebody, even if you
Speaker 1: weren't a fan, somebody you knew, some a young face,
Speaker 1: a young husband and father, and you watch him die
Speaker 1: on camera. You know, some communist animal killed him. It
Speaker 1: may not make you believe in God right away. You
Speaker 1: know there's a devil, and that that's how it starts. Sometimes,
Speaker 1: let's do some emails, Jesse. Isn't it about time Robert
Speaker 1: de Niro? For Robert de Niro to hang it up?
Speaker 1: He's nine months younger than Joe Biden. So I wanted
Speaker 1: to these guys, these guys who have fame and fortune,
Speaker 1: they never give it up. It's very, very rare for
Speaker 1: them to give it up. I have we talked about
Speaker 1: it many times before, not just some politicians, with other people,
Speaker 1: with musicians. This is it's a thing. People can't walk
Speaker 1: away from it. People with endless money, think how much
Speaker 1: money Robert de Niro probably has. And I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that because money is what makes demand right or money
Speaker 1: is important, but he doesn't have to do anything by
Speaker 1: now I would. I wouldn't be surprised if you told
Speaker 1: me that guy was worth half a billion dollars. Chris,
Speaker 1: what is that it? Of course Jwish producer Chris is
Speaker 1: already looking it up. Surprise, surprise, half a billion dollars.
Speaker 1: You are, in your eighties, worth half a billion dollars,
Speaker 1: and you still have to be political with everything you do.
Speaker 1: You can't stop hobbling and onto every single podcast set
Speaker 1: and television set to rant and rave about Donald Trump
Speaker 1: this and Donald Trump that. It's so weird. Just go
Speaker 1: do something you love. Don't you have grandkids, great grandkids,
Speaker 1: a wife. He's a Hollywood actor, so he's probably on
Speaker 1: wife number twelve. But don't you have anything in your
Speaker 1: life you enjoy. I find that so sad, and I
Speaker 1: guess it happens. I'm worried about it.
Speaker 4: For me.
Speaker 1: I've talked to you about that before, and not that
Speaker 1: I'm like that now, but I see it. It's so
Speaker 1: prevalent in my industry as well. I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: Why don't you go away? You don't have to die
Speaker 1: behind the microphone retire and enjoy your family, go make memories,
Speaker 1: but fame just becomes addicted. He has a two year
Speaker 1: old kid, Chris what how uh? How old is Robert
Speaker 1: de Niro? He's eighty two and he has a two
Speaker 1: year old He had a child at eighty years old. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm all about procreation. I think that's I'm a
Speaker 1: big you know families. How many times have I told
Speaker 1: you get married if you can, if that's your desire,
Speaker 1: and make babies. It's a good thing. But there's a
Speaker 1: cutoff time. I would think, is there a cutoff time?
Speaker 1: Is that on the line. I feel like there's a
Speaker 1: cutoff time. Oracle, you just mentioned losing a buddy overseas.
Speaker 1: He drowned in Iraq river, upside down in a tank.
Speaker 1: I did two Corporal David Alan bass USMC. I wonder
Speaker 1: if it was the same incident. I believe he passed
Speaker 1: on Sunday, April second, twenty sixteen. If you're right about
Speaker 1: that date, it was not the same date. My buddy
Speaker 1: Lanscopal Rodriguez was his name. He would have been two
Speaker 1: thousand and four. Because this was shoot, I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: two weeks into the invasion, and that may be wrong.
Speaker 1: It may have been a week. It was right after
Speaker 1: the invasion. This goes back to you don't appreciate the
Speaker 1: bravery of so many people who do so many different
Speaker 1: jobs in war. Being in a tank sounds lovely until
Speaker 1: you realize you can't see, Until you realize the enemy
Speaker 1: undoubtedly has things that can hurt you inside of that tank,
Speaker 1: and that large steel box you consider to be armor
Speaker 1: can quickly hurt you. Show some respect to tankers, for sure,
Speaker 1: if you have family members who are tankers. Like I said,
Speaker 1: submarine ears, it's a very very brave job. Then I
Speaker 1: realize you're never truly in control at any point in
Speaker 1: time in combat. But just the lack of control, it's
Speaker 1: a lot. It's a lot. Now John Brennan gets referred
Speaker 1: to the DOJ today, how legit is? That? Is Bolton
Speaker 1: going to prison? It's James, call me tiss, James. Let's
Speaker 1: talk to Will Chamberlain. Will Chamberlain always gives it to
Speaker 1: me straight on legal matters. Now everybody's going to hear
Speaker 1: from him who's going down and who's not next?
Speaker 5: Rules Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Tuesday, and that
Speaker 5: we're listening to material Girl tells me that Will Chamberlain,
Speaker 5: my friend made the mistake of not choosing his intro music.
Speaker 1: And everybody knows the rules. If you don't choose, we
Speaker 1: find the worst song we can find on short notice.
Speaker 1: So joining me now, senior counsel at the Article three project,
Speaker 1: my friend, Will Chamberlain, Will you made a bad mistake,
Speaker 1: my friend, Oh you.
Speaker 4: Got it wrong. I actually said material Girl because I
Speaker 4: couldn't think of a song off the top of my head,
Speaker 4: and I couldn't help but think. I was like, well,
Speaker 4: I guess might as well get in front of this.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what, I actually respect it. All right,
Speaker 1: all right, set this aside. Let's deal with the the
Speaker 1: DOJ and the mountain they have to climb to break
Speaker 1: up the communist cartel in this country, from the street
Speaker 1: animals to the funders of it. How big of a
Speaker 1: mountain is this will and can make climate?
Speaker 4: It's it's extremely large, but it's surmountable. I think I
Speaker 4: think people were a little a little too impatient. I mean,
Speaker 4: and there's there's two big, you know, things that people
Speaker 4: need to understand about, like how quickly can you prosecute people?
Speaker 4: The first is you need to have a prosecutor little
Speaker 4: case that survives emotion to dismiss and emotion to dismiss,
Speaker 4: perhaps in an unfriendly jurisdiction where you're going to have
Speaker 4: a decent number of Democrat grand jurors. We're already seeing
Speaker 4: that problem show up in DC when you try and
Speaker 4: prosecute somebody for something as simple as assaulting a law
Speaker 4: enforcement officer and you get no indictment from a Democrat
Speaker 4: grand jury. So you need to build a case has
Speaker 4: to be robust. The second problem is the lack of
Speaker 4: solid political appointments, and that's been a problem for you know,
Speaker 4: it just takes a while. It has taken a while
Speaker 4: to get good people in place. And the problem is,
Speaker 4: you know, if you get your top us attorney in place,
Speaker 4: you're still dealing with a career prosecutors, many of who
Speaker 4: might be tied to the prior administration or cautious for
Speaker 4: whatever reason. That that's the problem we were dealing with
Speaker 4: in the Eastern District of Virginia where we actually had
Speaker 4: really good indictments right to be brought against Comy and
Speaker 4: Letitia James, and instead of bringing them, you had career prosecutors,
Speaker 4: you know, essentially kicking the full kinking the can down
Speaker 4: the road, trying to get in the way actively sometimes
Speaker 4: so you had to get a new US attorney in
Speaker 4: there to throw those people out. So there's there's Those
Speaker 4: are the two big challenges that Pam Bondi and everybody
Speaker 4: else a DJ are dealing with. But they're dealing with
Speaker 4: them successfully. I think it's just it's taking a little
Speaker 4: longer than I think people would like. But you're already
Speaker 4: seeing I mean, these are The case against Comy is
Speaker 4: a very good one. The case against Latitia James is
Speaker 4: even better. The case against John Bolden is just air tight.
Speaker 4: He's gonna I think he's going to jail. His conduct
Speaker 4: was absurd. Uh And and I think you're just this
Speaker 4: is just the beginning. We're only nine months in now,
Speaker 4: so we've still got a lot of time to get
Speaker 4: these indictments going. I mean, if you think about if
Speaker 4: President Trump wasn't indicted until year three of the Biden presidency,
Speaker 4: we're well out of schedule.
Speaker 1: Okay, again, we're speaking with Will Chamberlain. All Right, Will,
Speaker 1: My concern is something you already brought up, where these
Speaker 1: cases are going to be tried, because look, we've seen it.
Speaker 1: You already mentioned it, but we've seen it time and
Speaker 1: time again across this country. It's very difficult to send
Speaker 1: a Democrat or Democrat adjacent person to prison if there's
Speaker 1: even a single Democrat on the jury, because they vote
Speaker 1: like the tribe of savage as they are. How do
Speaker 1: we avoid that.
Speaker 4: Well, at the Article three project, we pushed these campaigns
Speaker 4: to get various people confirmed that we think were important,
Speaker 4: and one of them that kind of may have gone
Speaker 4: under the radar because you know, we're obviously pushing for
Speaker 4: the confirmation of hegsas and all the federal you know,
Speaker 4: the major cabinet agencies. But one of them that we
Speaker 4: pushed very hard for is a guy made by the
Speaker 4: name of Jason Redding Kenonas. He's the US Attorney for
Speaker 4: the Southern District of Florida. Now he's recently confirmed, one
Speaker 4: of the last people confirmed before the House went on
Speaker 4: vacation a few months back. There's a reason for that
Speaker 4: because we there's now being a grand jury opened up
Speaker 4: in the Southern District of Florida to investigate all the
Speaker 4: lawfair that was conducted against Donald Trump because that was
Speaker 4: the site of the mar A Lago raid in the
Speaker 4: southern District of Florida and Palm Beach. That's part whatever
Speaker 4: went into the mar A Lago raid is likely part
Speaker 4: of the overall conspiracy. And so many of these people
Speaker 4: who thought maybe that their conduct would be indictable only
Speaker 4: in Washington, d C. Are actually going to find out
Speaker 4: that their conduct is being investigated in Jupiter, Florida or
Speaker 4: Fort Pierce, Florida, rather a place that is not a
Speaker 4: ninety five percent Democratic, instead of a place that is
Speaker 4: majority Republican. So it's about being strategic about where we
Speaker 4: indict people. There's a reason also, James Comy is getting
Speaker 4: charged in the Eastern District of Virginia not in DC
Speaker 4: proper because he made the foolish mistake of giving false
Speaker 4: testimony from his home in Virginia rather than coming into
Speaker 4: DC for his Senate testimony that was false. That means
Speaker 4: we can indict him in a place where I mean,
Speaker 4: District of Virginia isn't great by any means. It's still
Speaker 4: you know, there's a decent number of Democrats, but it's
Speaker 4: much much better than the District of Columbia.
Speaker 1: Again, we're speaking with Will Chamberlain here. Okay, Will you
Speaker 1: mentioned you think John Bolton is going to jail. Is
Speaker 1: tis James going to jail? Is calling me going to jail?
Speaker 1: As Brennan? Of course that we haven't seen, obviously anything
Speaker 1: come down on him yet. Are any of these types
Speaker 1: actually going to see the inside of a prison cell?
Speaker 1: In your estimation?
Speaker 4: I think, let's see here. I mean, I guess i'd
Speaker 4: rank them in terms of probability, right. I think the
Speaker 4: strongest case that out there is the one against Bolton.
Speaker 4: I think it's both extremely strong and his conduct is
Speaker 4: just appalling. You know, it seems like from day one
Speaker 4: when he entered the White House as a National Security advisor,
Speaker 4: he was immediately taking notes on what was classified information
Speaker 4: and sending it an unclassified email server to his relations.
Speaker 4: I haven't read the I mean that seems to be
Speaker 4: the conduct here that's appalling. And you know, because he
Speaker 4: was the idea was he was going to put out
Speaker 4: a you know, a book within he put out a
Speaker 4: full five hundred page book within three months of leaving office.
Speaker 4: Well how do you do that? Well, it's because you're
Speaker 4: constantly recording it, and the note taking and the sending
Speaker 4: of these notes is just it's so blatant, it's so brazen.
Speaker 4: This was the case that, you know, whereas in Virginia
Speaker 4: we had this fight back on the James and commun dimas,
Speaker 4: we had no pushback at all from career prosecutors in
Speaker 4: the district of Maryland who looked at this and were like, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: So I think he's the most likely to go to jail.
Speaker 4: Next would be Letitia James. I think it's because her
Speaker 4: case is garden variety mortgage fraud. You know, it's not
Speaker 4: even a complicated charge here. This is just she she
Speaker 4: did things that we the federal government prosecutes all over
Speaker 4: the country routinely. She said that she lied under you know,
Speaker 4: and attested that she was going to use her home
Speaker 4: as a second home, and she immediately put it up
Speaker 4: for rent. Well, okay, that's mortgage fraud. If you get
Speaker 4: caught for it, it's really simple. You're getting a lower
Speaker 4: interest rate than you otherwise would have by lying. In fact,
Speaker 4: it's the thing she tried to prosecute President Trump for. Effectively,
Speaker 4: she was prosecuting him for, or rather going after his
Speaker 4: organization for supposedly undervaluing or overvaluing the mar A Lago
Speaker 4: estate in order to get a more favorable loan terms.
Speaker 4: That was wrong. Trump was totally fine and reasonable and
Speaker 4: in valuing it very highly. There's no property like mar
Speaker 4: A Lago and Palm Beach, but that's that was her
Speaker 4: theory of the case. And now she's getting caught doing
Speaker 4: the same thing. But in this case, just for about
Speaker 4: like nineteen thousand dollars in ill gotten games. It's incredibly
Speaker 4: stupid and she'll probably go to jail for it. Colly,
Speaker 4: I think it is the hardest case. I think because
Speaker 4: both it's in the Eastern District Virginia, it's going to
Speaker 4: be tried around a lot of you know, in an
Speaker 4: area that has a lot of people who would generally
Speaker 4: like James Comy. But by the same token, I mean,
Speaker 4: the guy really did lie to Congress about whether or
Speaker 4: not he was a leaker. That much seems pretty clear.
Speaker 4: So I think he should go to jail. I think
Speaker 4: he's the least likely too, though.
Speaker 1: Will let's shift gears here, if you don't mind and
Speaker 1: talk about deportations. Obviously it's not it's not as fast
Speaker 1: as everybody would like because we've got forty fifty million
Speaker 1: people to get out. But it's also not simple when
Speaker 1: you have all these blue areas dedicated to keeping all
Speaker 1: these foreigners in the country. Where are we at with.
Speaker 4: It with deportations. I mean, we're we're making progress on
Speaker 4: this front. Again, this is one of those things that
Speaker 4: we stopped, you know, the I think President Trump doesn't
Speaker 4: get enough credit for bringing illegal crossings down by like
Speaker 4: ninety nine percent, one of actually the most impressive policy
Speaker 4: accomplishments I've seen in my lifetime period, like so quickly,
Speaker 4: so fast, just did it. Deportations is harder, obviously, because
Speaker 4: you know, there's there's process that has to be done,
Speaker 4: and as a result of a number of court rulings,
Speaker 4: there's just a lot that has to be you know, basically,
Speaker 4: we need more immigration judges under current law, we need
Speaker 4: more enforcement. We're ramping up the ice efficiency. I think
Speaker 4: the administration is doing a really good job. I think
Speaker 4: they're building the engine to increase deportation numbers consistently over time.
Speaker 4: So again I'm also optimistic there, even though like maybe
Speaker 4: people would think that deportation numbers up till now haven't
Speaker 4: been good enough. I mean, people have to realize the
Speaker 4: machine has to be built to do this because without
Speaker 4: being able to change current law, which we really aren't
Speaker 4: able to do in terms of like what the actual
Speaker 4: substant immigration laws and the substance procedural protections that Congress
Speaker 4: has said these people are entitled to. We need the
Speaker 4: resources to put them through those procedures as quickly as possible,
Speaker 4: and had put as many people through those procedures as possible.
Speaker 4: That requires some time.
Speaker 1: Well, final question for me, the National Guard going into cities.
Speaker 1: It's very appealing to people because they see what happened
Speaker 1: in d C. But the National Guard has I mean,
Speaker 1: Trump has authority over DC because the federal government owns it.
Speaker 1: He does not have that same authority in places like
Speaker 1: Chicago and LA. So it has to be much more limited.
Speaker 1: Can these cities even be saved? I know, you can
Speaker 1: turn down violent crime for a weekend because you're brought
Speaker 1: in the National Guard, but that's not a permanent solution.
Speaker 4: No, it's not a permanent solution. And really what the
Speaker 4: fight in Illinois and Portland is very different than the
Speaker 4: fight in DC. Whereas in DC we're using it really
Speaker 4: to just stop crime period. In Illinois and Portland, it's
Speaker 4: more to protect ice officers while they're going around and
Speaker 4: doing their job because there's this effort to sort of
Speaker 4: ForwArt ICE with protesters and then kind of at a pincer movement.
Speaker 4: Have state authorities refused to help ICE when they're under attack.
Speaker 4: So that's that's why federal forces are needed in those areas.
Speaker 4: I think. I think it's not as simple as you know.
Speaker 4: Those will be the recalciamer praises, But I am very
Speaker 4: optimistic about what's going on in places like Memphis. You know,
Speaker 4: where you have blue cities and red states. The red
Speaker 4: state governors can come in and invite the National Guard
Speaker 4: in to do the law enforcement, or invite just a
Speaker 4: massive federal presence there, and I think the National Guard
Speaker 4: will be part of that. And I think we'll see
Speaker 4: a lot of cities like I saw a really interesting
Speaker 4: clip where, you know, somebody was talking in DC and
Speaker 4: she's this, you know this, This black woman who probably
Speaker 4: wouldn't have dreamed of voting for Trump in her life,
Speaker 4: was just saying, like, DC is safe. For the first
Speaker 4: time in my adult life. I don't remember DC ever
Speaker 4: being safe, and I feel like I can walk the
Speaker 4: street now. It's a wonderful achievement. Trumpets are full credit
Speaker 4: for it, and we just need to we need to
Speaker 4: really expand it because it's the ultimate, you know, it's
Speaker 4: it's definitely it's amazing how privileged rich people just think
Speaker 4: poor people should have to live with crime, that you know,
Speaker 4: that only only people who can afford it should be
Speaker 4: able to live in safe neighborhoods. I you know, I
Speaker 4: like to think of myself as a true pocketlist in
Speaker 4: the sense that everybody of any race, if any economic class,
Speaker 4: should be able to live in a safe neighborhood. In
Speaker 4: the United States of America. Everybody should live in a
Speaker 4: crime crime free place.
Speaker 1: Will you are the man? Thank you, my brother. I
Speaker 1: appreciate you very much. I feel so much smarter. Won't
Speaker 1: shake your head, Chris. It's an accomplishment when I feel smarter,
Speaker 1: because I already felt so smart. I'm smart enough to
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Speaker 1: lot more of those. Man and Antifa style mask arrested
Speaker 1: for opening fire on Trump supporters home. These people are
Speaker 1: freaking lunatics. Absolute bonkers lunatics, and there's so many of them,
Speaker 1: you know. It's not surprising though. I guess when you're
Speaker 1: the party that celebrates the murder of sixty million unborn
Speaker 1: babies shooting at Trump supporters, is it a big step.
Speaker 1: It's really the inevitable step. By the way, have you
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Speaker 1: If the Democrat Party is in such trouble, why are
Speaker 1: they likely to win two hundred and ten congressional seeds
Speaker 1: next year and may even take the House for the
Speaker 1: party that represents communists, hamas and anarchists. That seems like
Speaker 1: a lot of support. What's really going on? Okay, well,
Speaker 1: there's a couple things going on. First, I don't know
Speaker 1: that they're going to take the House next year. They might.
Speaker 1: History says they will, but I don't know that's going
Speaker 1: to happen. But couple things, A couple things first, Let's
Speaker 1: deal with the political shenanigans. You've all kinds of gripes
Speaker 1: recently from Democrats about redistricting, haven't you. You've heard it.
Speaker 1: It's come up. Remember that states have congressional districts. Each
Speaker 1: state draws its own congressional districts. What has been happening
Speaker 1: for years and years and years in this country is
Speaker 1: blue states where they control the state government, they will
Speaker 1: draw their districts in the most ridiculous ways, and the
Speaker 1: entire purpose of that is to make sure there are
Speaker 1: no Republicans elected. Is it unfair and dirty, of course,
Speaker 1: but that's freakin' life. Life is unfair and life is dirty.
Speaker 1: That's how they've been doing it. And for years and
Speaker 1: years and years, the pathetic, weak low TGP refused to reciprocate. Well,
Speaker 1: we got to do it the right way while the
Speaker 1: communists are zoning us out. So already right now is
Speaker 1: the House of Representatives state right now, You need to understand,
Speaker 1: we don't have a slight majority in the country. Just
Speaker 1: because we have a slight majority in the House of Representatives,
Speaker 1: they have redrawn the maps in state after state after state.
Speaker 1: Go look at Maryland. You want to you want to
Speaker 1: go one look at the Look at the congressional districts
Speaker 1: in Maryland. It's insane. They have drawn the maps to
Speaker 1: ensure they are overrepresented in Congress. The number of Democrats
Speaker 1: in the House of Representatives is not reflective of the
Speaker 1: number of Democrats in the United States of America. It
Speaker 1: is not. They have found a way with dirty tactics
Speaker 1: to become overrepresented, which is why I'm glad the right
Speaker 1: is finally now fighting back to try to even out
Speaker 1: that representation. That is one. That's the best part of
Speaker 1: what I'm about to say. Here's the worst part. Good
Speaker 1: people have a hard time accepting that there are evil
Speaker 1: people everywhere everywhere. I'll bring this up again. I've brought
Speaker 1: it up before. I like to bring this up because
Speaker 1: I want women to do this. I want anyone with
Speaker 1: families to do this. Your state has a sex offender registry.
Speaker 1: You can go look it up right now on the Internet.
Speaker 1: And what you can do is you can put in
Speaker 1: your specific zip code, not statewide, your zip code. I'm
Speaker 1: in Texas. I can pull it up right now on
Speaker 1: my phone and I can put in my zip code.
Speaker 1: I encourage you to do this for a couple different reasons. One,
Speaker 1: it's important to know if the house five houses down
Speaker 1: has someone who has hurt children, and you have children,
Speaker 1: that is important to know. In Two, even if you
Speaker 1: don't have kids, even if you're not a woman, it
Speaker 1: is important from time to time to remind yourself that
Speaker 1: there are evil people walking among us, and they don't
Speaker 1: wear signs. You can't always tell. He looks like a
Speaker 1: nice guy, he drives a forward, he's wearing khakis, he
Speaker 1: smiled and waved at me the other day, said hi
Speaker 1: at the mailbox. Seems like a good dude. Yeah he's not.
Speaker 1: This is not to make you paranoid or make you
Speaker 1: want to run out of your neighborhood. But we have
Speaker 1: to be reminded from time to time that just because
Speaker 1: your family situation is good, just because your town feels safe,
Speaker 1: just because there isn't a shooting every night, that there
Speaker 1: are monsters among us. All right, monsters among us. Always
Speaker 1: remember that, go from time to time. Do it once
Speaker 1: a year. Do it right now while you think of it.
Speaker 1: We're about to go to break. Anyway, we have we
Speaker 1: have a great third hour for you. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: to Tiana Low about economics, and I'm going to do
Speaker 1: some email stuff and apparently we're beating up Columbia and
Speaker 1: all kinds of great stuff. But right now, during the break,
Speaker 1: go to your state sex offender registry and put in
Speaker 1: your your information, your zip code. It'll wake you up,
Speaker 1: all right, great third hour. Next