Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a
Speaker 1: for Friday. Congratulations once again, we have arrived at the weekend.
Speaker 1: The week of work is over and it is time
Speaker 1: to play. And we have so much great stuff tonight
Speaker 1: on the Jesse Kelly's Show. Because your questions were incredible.
Speaker 1: Of course, it's an ask Doctor Jesse Friday. Two almost
Speaker 1: competing questions. Some guy says, I feel like this turn
Speaker 1: this presidential term has already failed. We'll talk about that.
Speaker 1: Someone else is mad about people bailing early. Yeah, one
Speaker 1: bad interview, that kind of a thing. Someone else wants
Speaker 1: to talk about Congress being in Congress, how it corrupts people,
Speaker 1: the government shut down, did we win, did we lose?
Speaker 1: All that and so much more coming up on the
Speaker 1: world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. I want to begin here though,
Speaker 1: because it's been a rocky week and a lot of
Speaker 1: not so great things have kind of come down this week.
Speaker 1: A couple bad interviews made people mad the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: We are getting poll numbers showing some things that are horrifying,
Speaker 1: and we hope they need to turn around. Poll numbers
Speaker 1: as in, people prefer Democrats now over Republicans when it
Speaker 1: comes to the economy, Democrats have made huge gains, Republicans
Speaker 1: are way behind. This is on a generic ballot. On
Speaker 1: a generic ballot, Democrats are now pulling thirteen points ahead
Speaker 1: of Republicans. And we'll get into the reasons for that
Speaker 1: in just a moment. But I wanted to address this guy.
Speaker 1: So it's been a rocky week, Jesse. I'm concerned Trump's
Speaker 1: second term has failed. I believe Trump has run out
Speaker 1: of time to secure any wins. There's not much he
Speaker 1: can do without breaking the law, and he knows that. Basically,
Speaker 1: we have to shift shift focus to vance now. He's desperate.
Speaker 1: So are you able to walk me off the cliff?
Speaker 1: Or is my concern valid? His name is rob Okay one.
Speaker 1: It's not even been a year yet, and let's not
Speaker 1: throw the baby out with the bathwater. A bunch of
Speaker 1: judges slowing Trump down, stopping him, kneecapping him, and Trump
Speaker 1: giving a couple bad interviews about bringing in more foreigners
Speaker 1: does not mean we're in some failed four year thing.
Speaker 1: You could argue, if you want to look at this
Speaker 1: or through really rose colored glasses, and I don't know
Speaker 1: that this is inaccurate, you could argue that no matter what,
Speaker 1: the first year was gonna be the worst year. And
Speaker 1: here's why. Let's focus on the judges. Remember, these judges
Speaker 1: keep making these illegal rulings whenever Trump tries to do something. No,
Speaker 1: we're gonna stop that. We're gonna stop that. They keep
Speaker 1: ruling against the president. Obviously, that's why these communists were
Speaker 1: installed in their positions. But the Supreme Court keeps ruling
Speaker 1: in our favor and keeps slapping these judges down, putting
Speaker 1: more roadblocks in front of them as we move on.
Speaker 1: The problem we have is things move slow. And I'm
Speaker 1: going to get to the polling here on the economy
Speaker 1: and why that is in a moment. But things in
Speaker 1: our system move slow by design. It's hard to turn
Speaker 1: this ship. A ship this size, a twenty trillion dollar economy,
Speaker 1: a three hundred million person country, It's hard to have
Speaker 1: that ship going in a different direction. It's not a
Speaker 1: speedboat where you just crank the wheel and turn it around.
Speaker 1: The first year is probably the worst year. Now I
Speaker 1: understand that there's a chance, probably a decent chance, Democrats
Speaker 1: take back the House of Representatives in the midterms and
Speaker 1: probably impach Donald Trump. Every fifteen minutes I understand that
Speaker 1: I got it, I got it completely. But even then
Speaker 1: that doesn't stop it. And if I have to try
Speaker 1: to make you feel even better than that, you say,
Speaker 1: maybe we're stuck, maybe it's over already. Well, are you
Speaker 1: asking for legislation? Is that what you're asking for? That's
Speaker 1: what we run into a lot people like you, people
Speaker 1: like me, political people. We think about legislation when it
Speaker 1: comes to quote, getting things done. We need a law,
Speaker 1: a good law. And I know you have good ideas
Speaker 1: for laws, and we want single subject bills, and we
Speaker 1: want voter id and I got that. I know that,
Speaker 1: But we often talk about how we need a law.
Speaker 1: Let me make you feel better about this. Let's say
Speaker 1: Congress is completely gridlocked for the rest of Trump's three years.
Speaker 1: Maybe the votes aren't there for either party to pass anything.
Speaker 1: Is that a bad thing? How many times did I say,
Speaker 1: underneath Joe Biden that it's not humanly possible for a
Speaker 1: Congress this rotten, this corrupt, It's not humanly possible for
Speaker 1: them to pass a good law. It can't be done,
Speaker 1: especially when we have teeny tiny narrow majorities in the
Speaker 1: House and the Senate. I realize the Senate, it's not
Speaker 1: that tiny, But we don't have sixty votes. That means
Speaker 1: in order to get a law passed, you need Democrat votes.
Speaker 1: You know how you get Democrat votes throwing horrible communism
Speaker 1: inside the bill. Do we want a law passed? It?
Speaker 1: If I pulled up my phone tomorrow morning when I
Speaker 1: wake up and I see they're working on a law,
Speaker 1: even a law that sounds good, that the headline of
Speaker 1: it sounds good, I'm not gonna stand up and cheer.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go, Oh, let's go examine all the crap
Speaker 1: that's in that. This Congress cannot pass a good law.
Speaker 1: So let's set laws aside. What do we have for
Speaker 1: the next three years? What do we need? We need
Speaker 1: Donald Trump to build a massive deportation machine. He is
Speaker 1: building it. We need Pambondi to chase down government corrupt
Speaker 1: people and send them to prison. Are we gonna get that? Ah?
Speaker 1: Not super hopeful, but we'll see. We need Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: We need him to build the deportation machine. That's the
Speaker 1: main thing we need. Everything else we can set that aside.
Speaker 1: The deportation machine must be built. Remember that he's not
Speaker 1: the end, He's the beginning of the America First movement.
Speaker 1: It will march on long after he's gone, when he's retired,
Speaker 1: englfing every day down in mar Lago. The movement must
Speaker 1: march on without him. It's not humanly possible to fix everything. No,
Speaker 1: we're not done. We need judges and deportations from him.
Speaker 1: We need arrests from Pam BONDI are we going to
Speaker 1: get all those things? Probably not, but we'll get some something.
Speaker 1: Remember under Joe Biden, I said the same thing, tell
Speaker 1: you right now, we should be fortifying our own areas
Speaker 1: right now in anticipation of rocky times. Which brings me
Speaker 1: to the polling I brought up about both parties. Now,
Speaker 1: Democrats have completely overtaken Republicans when it comes to confidence
Speaker 1: in the economy. I know it stops screaming that that
Speaker 1: makes no sense. I understand that. Let me explain it.
Speaker 1: I feel like this might be our future for a
Speaker 1: very very long time. Why people are mad because of inflation.
Speaker 1: That's why people are mad. They think the economy is
Speaker 1: bad because inflation is bad. And they're correct about that.
Speaker 1: You know, the whyse set that aside. We have inflation
Speaker 1: because of government spending and money printing. Neither political party
Speaker 1: has the courage to stop that spending or money printing,
Speaker 1: which means that inflation will not go back down. Ever,
Speaker 1: in the last five years, Americans lost twenty to twenty
Speaker 1: five percent of their buying power. Maybe you're experiencing this
Speaker 1: in your own life that will not be reversed by
Speaker 1: either party. What that means is the American people are
Speaker 1: always going to be unhappy with the economy, and whatever
Speaker 1: party currently holds the White House is going to be
Speaker 1: blamed for it. You can scream till you're blue in
Speaker 1: the face at all these normies and explain to them
Speaker 1: the who, what, when, where, and why the Inflation Reduction
Speaker 1: Act and that you can try as hard as you
Speaker 1: possibly can. But the sad part of our system is
Speaker 1: politically uninformed people are really the ones who decide elections.
Speaker 1: It's not you, it's not me. Yes, we are the workers,
Speaker 1: the tip of the spear, if you will. We're the
Speaker 1: ones who bust our butts and get out the vote
Speaker 1: and fund these campaigns and all these things. Yes, we matter,
Speaker 1: but we don't actually win the elections. It's the kind
Speaker 1: of half brain dead normy who votes Democrats one cycle,
Speaker 1: then Republicans, then Democrats. I don't know I woke up
Speaker 1: on the wrong side of the bed today. I'll vote
Speaker 1: for communists. I don't really these are the people who
Speaker 1: decide elections. To put it, frank, morons, decide who's going
Speaker 1: to be president of the United States of America. They do, Chris,
Speaker 1: they do. It's true people who never pay attention. You're
Speaker 1: here every single day, paying attention, knowing the issues. You
Speaker 1: don't decide it. I already know who you're voting for
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty eight. Whoever the Republican nominee is. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse kellycho on a wonderful Friday, and ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday. I have second degree burns on my
Speaker 1: chest and my shirt is stained. And I'm blaming OV
Speaker 1: telling you right now. She doesn't even know yet. She's
Speaker 1: out of town, so I'm telling you before I even
Speaker 1: tell her. I'm blaming Ob. Here's what happened. Bob is
Speaker 1: a Christmas lover. Look, I'm a lover of Christmas too. Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you Jesus for coming to earth. Thank you. I'm
Speaker 1: a Christmas lover too. I love the presence, the festivities,
Speaker 1: the music that I'm a Christmas fan. Bob is unable
Speaker 1: to hold herself back from pulling the trigger or on
Speaker 1: decorating the house. We have, just like you do, three
Speaker 1: or four tubs. Honestly, it might be five or six
Speaker 1: tubs of Christmas decorations in the garage. And I know
Speaker 1: at some point she's gonna look at one neighbor watch
Speaker 1: one Christmas movie in early November, and she's gonna get
Speaker 1: the bug the I need to decorate for Christmas. Bug. Okay,
Speaker 1: so this happened. What is the date today? I'm not
Speaker 1: even kidding. This happened about ten days ago. Ten days ago,
Speaker 1: early November Saturday. She looks at me and says, it's
Speaker 1: Christmas time. The boys and I looked at each other,
Speaker 1: please no, but we were powerless to stop it. We
Speaker 1: had to go out into the garage, me and the
Speaker 1: boys and pull down all the Christmas tubs. The one
Speaker 1: thing I will say in her defense is being his house.
Speaker 1: She's a detailed nerd profession or perfectionist. She doesn't actually
Speaker 1: want any help except for the physical labor pulling the
Speaker 1: tubs down, lifting stuff up. She really just wants you
Speaker 1: to leave her alone, bring down the tubs. She's gonna
Speaker 1: turn on Christmas music and you can just disperse. Sounds good.
Speaker 1: She decorates the house for Christmas. She was unable to
Speaker 1: control herself and pulled the trigger on a purchase in
Speaker 1: the grocery store. What was it? Disposable coffee mugs. We
Speaker 1: already have coffee mugs, We even have some disposable ones.
Speaker 1: But these ones were, of course, Christmas ones. We can't
Speaker 1: just use the regular disposable mugs. We had to go
Speaker 1: with the Christmas ones. Okay, all right. I wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: put up a fight. They were on sale, No big deal,
Speaker 1: disposable coffee mugs. I'm on the way to work. I
Speaker 1: decide I wanted to go. Cup of Joe. I use
Speaker 1: one of the Christmas mugs, because not only did she
Speaker 1: set those out, she put the other ones away, and
Speaker 1: I don't know where they are, and she's out of town.
Speaker 1: I grab the Christmas cup, fill it up, take the lid.
Speaker 1: I put the lid on it. Now, I've been burned before,
Speaker 1: and I mean it exactly how I set it, so
Speaker 1: I don't want you to think that I was careless
Speaker 1: when I put a lid on a coffee mug. I
Speaker 1: take time with it. I set it down. I'm pressing
Speaker 1: all around the rim. I make sure that thing is
Speaker 1: on there. It was on there. I get in my car,
Speaker 1: I start driving. I take one drink. I'm watching the road,
Speaker 1: so I'm not looking at the coffee mug. All of
Speaker 1: a sudden, the skin on my chest begins to melt.
Speaker 1: I feel like I can almost smell it boiling because
Speaker 1: the coffee is pouring out of the faulty Christmas coffee cup.
Speaker 1: And write down my chest. Do you see this. I'm
Speaker 1: wearing a white shirt. It's covered in one big coffee stain.
Speaker 1: I am on fire. Currently my shirt is now half brown.
Speaker 1: I chose not to go back home to change. What
Speaker 1: difference does it make At this point in time, nothing matters.
Speaker 1: I have torched my shirt and everything hurts. The only
Speaker 1: thing I have to look forward to now is going
Speaker 1: home and putting on my cozy earth robe. And that's
Speaker 1: what I will do for the rest of the evening.
Speaker 1: I Am going to go home and take this shirt
Speaker 1: off when the show is done, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: put on my cozy earth robe, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: sit down on the couch, and because no one is
Speaker 1: there to make fun of me, I'm going to use
Speaker 1: the bubble cuddle blanket that ob uses all the time
Speaker 1: and put it over my legs and I'm going to
Speaker 1: watch a World War two documentary like a ninety five
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Speaker 1: Why does our side give up so easy? You read
Speaker 1: a bunch of emails like I hate Trump now and
Speaker 1: I want Tom impeach, so on and so forth. One
Speaker 1: bad interview and folks are ready to throw in the towel.
Speaker 1: Communists stick with their side until they want to say, okay, pill,
Speaker 1: here's here's what we have to understand and what well
Speaker 1: everyone needs to understand in politics in DC. They are
Speaker 1: the ones that need to understand what we're about to say.
Speaker 1: We are angry. The American right is angry about a
Speaker 1: variety of things. But immigration is something that we are
Speaker 1: furious about, not just illegal legal immigration. We have watched
Speaker 1: now as it has reached a boiling point. Now people
Speaker 1: can't find jobs, they can't afford homes, they can't afford
Speaker 1: health insurance. We are angry. So politicians need to be very,
Speaker 1: very careful when they discuss the issue of immigration. And
Speaker 1: the problem is, and this has been a big problem
Speaker 1: in the GOP for a very long time, the wealthy businesses,
Speaker 1: wealthy business owners, wealthy people whose money we need to run.
Speaker 1: We need their money. We have to raise money from
Speaker 1: these people. They don't care about immigration. In fact, they
Speaker 1: love it. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday churning through all
Speaker 1: your questions and various things here, So just the question
Speaker 1: was I'm gonnashes up here? In a second, move on
Speaker 1: to other stuff. You know, everyone's mad at Trump? Why
Speaker 1: why are they? Why are they someone mad about Trump? Why?
Speaker 1: Why are we giving up one? You shouldn't be giving
Speaker 1: up on Trump. Trump's done a lot of very good
Speaker 1: things in the first year. Some things that are not good,
Speaker 1: he said, some things that are bad that's always gonna happen,
Speaker 1: and it was a terrible interview, indefensively bad. It's terrible,
Speaker 1: But no, it's not time to give up on it.
Speaker 1: But it also is understandable why that touched on such
Speaker 1: a nerve. And this comes back to actually it's similar.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's identical to the foreign policy talk we've
Speaker 1: had many times before. You can get away with things
Speaker 1: in politics, foreign policy wise, when domestically things are okay.
Speaker 1: The citizens of your country will let you go do
Speaker 1: your foreign adventuring all you want. When they have food
Speaker 1: on the table, a job, when their basic needs are met,
Speaker 1: they're gonna let you go. Even if they made this
Speaker 1: agree with it. It's not going to become a hot button
Speaker 1: issue when you're out of work, when you're running up
Speaker 1: the credit card bills, when you're fretting about medical bills,
Speaker 1: when you're stressing about these things. The last thing people
Speaker 1: want to hear is how important it is that we
Speaker 1: send another two hundred million dollars to Ukraine. Even if
Speaker 1: it is super important, even if the point is completely right,
Speaker 1: people don't want to hear it. They don't care, they
Speaker 1: don't want to hear it. When things are unhappy at home.
Speaker 1: And this is something that directly, it is one hundred
Speaker 1: percent identical when it comes to the issue of immigration.
Speaker 1: Unless you're a communist who wants to burn America down.
Speaker 1: You don't want any more immigration into the United States
Speaker 1: of America right now, not just illegals, the mass quantities
Speaker 1: of illegals. Why why does this become more of a
Speaker 1: hot button issue because the country was filled up basically
Speaker 1: during Joe Biden's presidency. Now people can't find jobs, that
Speaker 1: things are dirtier, crime bidden. They're murdering people on the
Speaker 1: highway with CDLs they got from California. The Communists cranked
Speaker 1: the volume up on immigration to such a degree that
Speaker 1: now on the right there is no appetite whatsoever for
Speaker 1: anything other than deport every freaking one of them. And
Speaker 1: the wildest thing is there is a long storied history
Speaker 1: of Republicans wrecking their careers over trying for trying to
Speaker 1: be softer on immigration. Do you remember now, we all
Speaker 1: like Marco Rubio. Now, I have historically not cared for
Speaker 1: him that much, but I'm so impressed with Marco Rubio now.
Speaker 1: But if you've been paying the attention to politics long enough,
Speaker 1: you remember when Marco Rubio first got elected to the
Speaker 1: United States Senate from Florida. Let me spoil it for
Speaker 1: you in case you don't remember, Marco Rubio was the
Speaker 1: hottest thing since sliced bread when he got elected to
Speaker 1: the Senate in Florida. He gave great speeches. He sounded
Speaker 1: like he was hardcore on our side. He's this young,
Speaker 1: handsome guy. It was just he just popped. Immediately. Everybody
Speaker 1: knew Rubio. Everyone talked about Rubio. He was Rubio this
Speaker 1: and Rubio that. Everyone thought, Wow, this guy is going
Speaker 1: to be a president one day, if not shortly. Then
Speaker 1: what happened. Marco Rubio, for whatever reason, signed on to
Speaker 1: an amnesty bill called the I've Lou was a Gang
Speaker 1: of eight amnesty bill. There were a bunch of Republicans
Speaker 1: and a bunch of Democrats who came together and tried
Speaker 1: to pass. Of course, they called it an immigration bill.
Speaker 1: They always call it that. But every time there's an
Speaker 1: immigration bill, it'll be half border enforcement, the other half
Speaker 1: will be let's give them all citizenship. Mauco Rubio signs
Speaker 1: on for it. It didn't end up passing, didn't end
Speaker 1: up going anywhere. It completely destroyed his presidential chances for
Speaker 1: fifteen years. I don't remember exactly when this was ten
Speaker 1: fifteen years. It destroyed him. He went from being the
Speaker 1: hottest thing to completely on the outs. Kept getting elected
Speaker 1: senator in Florida, but there was no more any appetite
Speaker 1: for him. They keep touching this third rail every now
Speaker 1: and then, and it burns them terribly, and for some
Speaker 1: reason another one is always willing to step up and
Speaker 1: touch it again. Stop touching it. But it, like I
Speaker 1: tried to explain, it is conflicting messaging. They get wealthy
Speaker 1: powerful people, Republican and Democrat. Wealthy powerful people want foreign
Speaker 1: slave labor. They do the communists want because it burns
Speaker 1: the country down and they know they'll low rape and
Speaker 1: murder you, which is part of the communist revolution. But
Speaker 1: Republican business leaders want cheap labor. I'm telling you my
Speaker 1: dad ran a construction business. When I told you, when
Speaker 1: I graduated high schools about the time they start, he
Speaker 1: started his own construction business. He'd always been in construction.
Speaker 1: And I worked with him when I got out of
Speaker 1: the Marine Corps, and I watched I watched him go
Speaker 1: over this profit loss sheet. I watched him look at
Speaker 1: his books and talk to me about his books and
Speaker 1: how to read one. It's called a P and L.
Speaker 1: And you know what, every single employer, including my father,
Speaker 1: looks at labor costs. We don't think about it that way,
Speaker 1: but they all do. Okay, we've got one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars coming in this year. Wait, we're spending sixty five
Speaker 1: thousand on labor. And you know what they all do,
Speaker 1: and it's understandable. You try to figure out a way
Speaker 1: to get that number down. Well, if you're not an
Speaker 1: uber patriot, or maybe even if you are one and
Speaker 1: you're a bit misguided, you know what could get that
Speaker 1: number down. You know what we need. Let's get a
Speaker 1: few illegals work in the kitchen. We don't need to
Speaker 1: be paying these Americans twelve bucks an hour, thirteen bucks
Speaker 1: an hour. It's get some illegals in there for five
Speaker 1: bucks an hour. That don't get that number down. You
Speaker 1: know what else you need, got a bunch of entry
Speaker 1: level tech people here. Let's just say we can't find
Speaker 1: any good people, Fire all the Americans, go hire a
Speaker 1: bunch of people from India. That'll get that number down.
Speaker 1: Those interests are wealthy and powerful, and sadly those are
Speaker 1: the people who throw twenty million dollar fundraisers for House
Speaker 1: guys and Senate guys and guys who want to be president.
Speaker 1: I don't know how many twenty million dollar fundraisers you've
Speaker 1: thrown for politicians. My number stands at zero, and I
Speaker 1: am assuming it will always stand at zero. And money
Speaker 1: talks now, even if they hear you, no more, no more,
Speaker 1: no more immigration, none, even if they hear you. I
Speaker 1: do have a big fundraiser in the Hamptons next weekend,
Speaker 1: and they think they're gonna be able to bundle five
Speaker 1: ten million dollars. And there's a lot of guys there
Speaker 1: they want to They want some more H one b's,
Speaker 1: and they just there are two's, an angel and a
Speaker 1: demon in their ear. You're the angel the other side isn't?
Speaker 1: It is what it is, Jesse. During the entire period
Speaker 1: of the government shut down, I heard arguments on both
Speaker 1: sides for doing away with and keeping the filibuster. I'm
Speaker 1: very much in favor of neither, but going back to
Speaker 1: the original stand and whatever, it was extremely frustrating that
Speaker 1: almost no one in the in the conservative media, a
Speaker 1: Republican party could make this argument. Why do you think
Speaker 1: that is nuking the philibuster. I understand why Donald Trump
Speaker 1: wants it, because he has a narrow majority in the House.
Speaker 1: He thinks the Democrats are going to take the House
Speaker 1: in the mid terms. He essentially thinks he has one
Speaker 1: year to pass a piece of legislation, so he wants
Speaker 1: to filibuster nuked so he can pass legislation. I understand
Speaker 1: his motivation. It's very very understandable motivation. It's a terrible idea.
Speaker 1: It's a terrible idea because nobody has brought forward a
Speaker 1: bill that would be a good bill that we would
Speaker 1: pass even if the philibuster was nuked. You don't do
Speaker 1: something drastic like nuking the filibusters so you can pass
Speaker 1: legislation unless the legislation you're going to pass completely recaps
Speaker 1: the other side from winning elections. If Democrats nuked the filibuster,
Speaker 1: if they did something like that, and they may very
Speaker 1: well do so, you know what they're going to do.
Speaker 1: They're going to do things that ensure we can't win
Speaker 1: elections anymore. Let's make a Washington DC a state. Let's
Speaker 1: lower the voting age to fifteen, you name it. The
Speaker 1: legislation they will pass will ensure their opposition cannot achieve
Speaker 1: power again, what are we going to do for that?
Speaker 1: What are we going to do? I haven't seen it.
Speaker 1: I haven't heard it. You told me you're going to
Speaker 1: nuke the filibuster and that's going to result in you
Speaker 1: deporting fifty million people. Okay, I'm all ears. I haven't
Speaker 1: even seen anybody float that idea, not one on a
Speaker 1: wonderful Friday, and asked doctor Jesse Friday. Do you hear
Speaker 1: what Brooke Rawlins said a secretary about all these SNAP benefits?
Speaker 2: The number is closer to one hundred and eighty six
Speaker 2: thousand deceased men and women and children in this country
Speaker 2: are receiving a check. Now, that is what we're really
Speaker 2: going to start clamping down on. Half a million are
Speaker 2: getting two. But here's the really stunning thing. This is
Speaker 2: just data from those twenty nine mostly red steaks. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine when we get our hands on the blue
Speaker 2: state data, what we're gonna find.
Speaker 1: It's gonna give us.
Speaker 2: A platform and a trajectory to fundamentally rebuild this program.
Speaker 2: Have everyone reapply for their benefit. Make sure that everyone
Speaker 2: that's taking a taxpayer funded benefit through SNAP or food
Speaker 2: stamps that they literally are vulnerable and they can't survive
Speaker 2: without it, and that.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let that literally go because they're looking into it.
Speaker 1: That's the only reason I'm letting that literally go. See
Speaker 1: you heard it too, didn't you, Chris? What did it
Speaker 1: add to? But did it add nothing? Nothing? Dear Private Bronco.
Speaker 1: It just came to me after you commented for the
Speaker 1: ten thousands time how members of Congress try to hold
Speaker 1: their seat with all their might for the love of
Speaker 1: money and power. Since you did not get elected, thank God,
Speaker 1: have you ever thought about how you would have handled
Speaker 1: all the lobbyists and corporations trying to throw money at
Speaker 1: you for your vote? What was your internal thoughts of
Speaker 1: how you would have handled it and how you would
Speaker 1: have compared yourself to His name is Guy, Okay Guy?
Speaker 1: So I believe in God, as you probably have figured out.
Speaker 1: I believe in Jesus. I believe in God, and I
Speaker 1: have watched in my forty four years, I have watched
Speaker 1: him look out for me in various ways, when at
Speaker 1: the time it didn't seem like he was looking out
Speaker 1: for me. Could have gone this route, I really wanted
Speaker 1: to go this route. Oh that turned out to be
Speaker 1: a disaster. I have. Let me tell you a little story.
Speaker 1: I generally had to take the bus or ride my
Speaker 1: bike to school in the morning when I was a kid.
Speaker 1: Every now and then, it's very rare. Every now and then,
Speaker 1: my dad would take me to school. My dad worked
Speaker 1: a lot. He was gone a lot. I didn't see
Speaker 1: a lot of him when I was a little kid.
Speaker 1: One morning, he was in the kitchen. He was usually
Speaker 1: gone by the time I was getting ready to leave.
Speaker 1: I was young, very young, six seven years old. I
Speaker 1: would guess, I'm begging him in the kitchen. Can you
Speaker 1: take me to work? Can you take me to work?
Speaker 1: Can you take me? You can take take me with you?
Speaker 1: For me? It was everything, Get to hang with my dad,
Speaker 1: See my dad. I wanted it so bad. He takes off,
Speaker 1: says no, takes off, doesn't have time. It's snowing. This
Speaker 1: is back in Ohio. It's snowing. Its icy is really
Speaker 1: bad out there. He gets in a terrible, terrible car wreck.
Speaker 1: Totals it. It was an old buick. He was dry.
Speaker 1: Car slides into the opposite lane and there is a
Speaker 1: large truck coming head on collision. My dad's head goes
Speaker 1: through the windshield glass in his head. Hospital, terrible totals
Speaker 1: of the car. All right, very very lucky he didn't die.
Speaker 1: This town, this is in Toronto, Ohio, that's where we lived.
Speaker 1: This town had a habit of taking a bad car wreck,
Speaker 1: taking the car and putting it on display in the
Speaker 1: main dragon town, just as like a message to people,
Speaker 1: hey be safe out there, seatbelts, that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: They put the buick up. When I rode with my dad,
Speaker 1: I always rode right behind him. I sat behind the
Speaker 1: driver's side. That's where I sat. We go check out
Speaker 1: the buick. One day there was the sharpest, most jagged
Speaker 1: piece of metal you've ever seen in your life that
Speaker 1: went from the driver's side door and went directly through
Speaker 1: the driver's side seat. In the back seat, it would
Speaker 1: have gone right through my freaking chest. No chance of
Speaker 1: survival would have been dead. Because I didn't get what
Speaker 1: I wanted. I lost two congressional races. I wanted to go,
Speaker 1: and I thought I would look twenty some year old
Speaker 1: Jesse twenty seven, twenty eight years old. I thought I
Speaker 1: was gonna go to Washington, d C. I was sure
Speaker 1: I was gonna win. I thought I was gonna go
Speaker 1: to DC, and I was gonna get all these commy
Speaker 1: scumbags in line, and I was gonna save America. And
Speaker 1: I'd probably, of course, end up as president one day. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'd had all these I'd had all these thoughts in
Speaker 1: my head. Of course I'll probably be a senator and
Speaker 1: then president, and then I'm gonna save America by myself.
Speaker 1: What if what if I would have turned bad? I
Speaker 1: think about that. What if I would have turned bad? Look,
Speaker 1: everyone nobody thinks that about themselves, right, No, I would
Speaker 1: have been perfect, incorruptible. I never would have succumbed to
Speaker 1: this or succumbed to that or this lobbyist that. No,
Speaker 1: I would never fall for. That easy for me to say,
Speaker 1: what if I would have? What if? What if I
Speaker 1: was being looked out for? And remember this, My Democrat
Speaker 1: opponent was Gabrielle Giffords, the one who got shot in
Speaker 1: the head. The guy who shot Gabrielle Giffords in the
Speaker 1: head and shot all those people. He did this three
Speaker 1: weeks after I lost the election to her. They recounted
Speaker 1: the votes. It took him a week because the election
Speaker 1: was so close. She ends up winning. She's in public
Speaker 1: giving a speech at a safeway at grocery store. She's
Speaker 1: given a speech it a safeway, surrounded by staffers. This
Speaker 1: dude comes up, tries to assassinate her, shoots her in
Speaker 1: the head, shoots all these friggin people. All right, this
Speaker 1: guy was not a Republican, was a Democrat. He was
Speaker 1: a nutball who wanted to kill someone famous. What if
Speaker 1: that was me? I would have been the newly elected congressman.
Speaker 1: I don't know that I would have been in safe way,
Speaker 1: but like all politicians, I would have been standing. I
Speaker 1: would have been announcing, Hey, I'm doing a town hall here,
Speaker 1: a something there. What if that was me? I don't
Speaker 1: know why I didn't go, but I know if God
Speaker 1: wanted me in Congress, I would have been in Congress.
Speaker 1: And I'm much much happier now anyway. One, I don't
Speaker 1: have to talk to anybody. I don't what, Chris. I
Speaker 1: don't have to go to large events all the time
Speaker 1: and talk to a lot of people. I just get
Speaker 1: to talk to you for three hours and then I
Speaker 1: get to go home. I don't have to travel all
Speaker 1: over ask people for money all the time. That was
Speaker 1: the worst. I don't want to ask freaking people for
Speaker 1: money all the time. This is a much better life
Speaker 1: in my opinion. I don't want to be in politics.