Speaker 1: This is a podcast from Wry Jesse Kelly's show. Another
Speaker 1: hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. And
Speaker 1: I don't know why I'm in such a great mood today.
Speaker 1: I just am. Maybe it's because it's Christmas season. I
Speaker 1: hate to sound like a woman, but I'm officially in
Speaker 1: the Christmas mood. I've caught up with I've caught up
Speaker 1: with the wife. I'm in the Christmas mood. Chris, we
Speaker 1: all understand why you wouldn't get it, because it's about
Speaker 1: the birth of Jesus. But we are celebrating Christmas on
Speaker 1: this show, and this hour we're going to talk about Korea.
Speaker 1: We are going to talk a bit about this FBI
Speaker 1: deep state stuff. We'll get to some voicemails, some emails first.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into a long, in depth
Speaker 1: thing about Korea because you don't care about it that
Speaker 1: much and I don't care about it that much. But
Speaker 1: it was a little eye popping that we all woke
Speaker 1: up this morning and we saw headline Korea had declared
Speaker 1: martial law. Speaking of ob we were both sitting around
Speaker 1: having a cup of coffee, just talking about things, and
Speaker 1: I was looking at the news and I said, hold on,
Speaker 1: wait what but I said, Korea just declared martial law,
Speaker 1: and she, obviously it's a pretty smart question, said North Korea. Right,
Speaker 1: I said, no, actually, that's what I would have thought too. No,
Speaker 1: South Korea. So here's what I'm gonna say. First, you
Speaker 1: should understand they have different political parties like we do.
Speaker 1: We don't have to go into the details that we're
Speaker 1: not going to nerd out on Korean politics. But remember,
Speaker 1: like the UK, whenever you hear about the Labor Party
Speaker 1: in the UK, the Labor Party, that's their Democrat party,
Speaker 1: that's their Communist party. They're the Communists of the UK.
Speaker 1: They're the ones who opened up the country and flooded
Speaker 1: it with Islam from all over parts of the world.
Speaker 1: And now that you know, now it's just it's a
Speaker 1: complete disaster there. So in South Korea they have Democrats
Speaker 1: and Republicans too, they're not called Democrats and Republicans, but
Speaker 1: just know they have different political parties and what they did.
Speaker 1: President gets elected, declares martial law and for all intents
Speaker 1: and purposes, he ceases political activity. There's military coming in
Speaker 1: and look, we'll get to the military portion of it
Speaker 1: in just the moment That's actually where I'm going to
Speaker 1: focus here, But I want everyone to understand something that's taken.
Speaker 1: It's still hard for me, but it's true. A free society,
Speaker 1: A free society. You know that old Ronald Reagan's saying
Speaker 1: that everyone knows you've heard it. Freedom is never more
Speaker 1: than one generation away from extinction. We love pulling out
Speaker 1: that quote from our back pocket whenever we're trying to
Speaker 1: get our normy neighbor norm to show up and actually
Speaker 1: vote in a primary election. Hey don't don't you remember
Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan said? We love to pull it out. But
Speaker 1: there's more to it than that. It bears discussion briefly.
Speaker 1: Here we live. We live in times that change, and
Speaker 1: we like to imagine that when we live in a
Speaker 1: free country, relatively free, that that's going to be a
Speaker 1: permanent or at least kind of semi permanent state of affairs.
Speaker 1: Here we are in the United States of America, and
Speaker 1: we have a constitution and there are limits on the government,
Speaker 1: and we have this, and they can't do this, and
Speaker 1: they can't do that. And then you woke up one
Speaker 1: day and the government decided that you had to close
Speaker 1: down your business, and Aiden Jaden and Braiden weren't allowed
Speaker 1: to go play basketball in the public park, and you
Speaker 1: looked around and thought, wait a minute, I thought this
Speaker 1: was America. Well, times change when you think about South Korea,
Speaker 1: given that most people have very basic knowledge of it,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to act like I'm a South
Speaker 1: Korean expert. I know a little bit about a little bit.
Speaker 1: But you like to think of it as the freer
Speaker 1: baby brother or big brother, depending on how you look
Speaker 1: at it. Of North Korea. You know, you got the
Speaker 1: communist scumbags of North Korea, but then there's South Korea,
Speaker 1: this bastion of freedom. But the bastions of freedom around
Speaker 1: the world oftentimes they're not as free as we like
Speaker 1: to imagine, and they're definitely not as permanently free as
Speaker 1: we like to imagine. What all is going to happen
Speaker 1: with all this and how this is going, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's a pretty big deal. Even the American State Department
Speaker 1: came out today on c SPAN and said, uh, we
Speaker 1: didn't really know about.
Speaker 2: This, So look, this is an incredibly fluid situation.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to jump to any immediate conclusions at
Speaker 3: this point. What I can say is that we are
Speaker 3: watching these developments with grave concern. We're staying in close
Speaker 3: appropriate touch with our ROK counterparts, and I'm sure we'll
Speaker 3: have more to say as the situation continues to unfold.
Speaker 2: I just don't want to get ahead of that.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, so the rule of law, I mean,
Speaker 4: the Nation Assembly has voted now certainly to undo this
Speaker 4: martial law. So from the of the United States, to
Speaker 4: that stand, should the martial law be rescinded it?
Speaker 1: So, look, I thought you should know, in case you
Speaker 1: couldn't hear his question, their congress just going to call
Speaker 1: it their congress. Their Congress responded to this today forcefully
Speaker 1: and said, no, it's not as if the president had
Speaker 1: some kind of a reason that everyone agreed with. Their
Speaker 1: Congress voted one hundred and ninety to zero. No, we're
Speaker 1: not doing martial law. And that's what that reporter was
Speaker 1: asking them about.
Speaker 3: Every country, of course, has its own rules and laws
Speaker 3: and procedures. I'm certainly no expert in South Korean law
Speaker 3: and certainly how the South Korean legislature works and what
Speaker 3: the ins and outs are of that.
Speaker 1: But certainly it should be noted that this bumbling boob
Speaker 1: but the microphone, who claims to know nothing about how
Speaker 1: the South Korean legislature works works for the State Department.
Speaker 2: It is our hope and expectation that.
Speaker 3: The laws and regulations of a particular country are abided
Speaker 3: by that particular country. That would be the case as well.
Speaker 3: But again I'm just not gonna get ahead of the
Speaker 3: process here.
Speaker 1: Quote the US was not notified in advance of this announcement,
Speaker 1: all right, So that's what's happening over there. But there's
Speaker 1: there's an aspect of this I wanted to focus on.
Speaker 1: It wasn't because it was Korea. And you should know.
Speaker 1: The president's name over there is Yun Suck yol. You
Speaker 1: that's what his name is, Chris, Why don't you grow up?
Speaker 1: That's what his freaking name is. Yun why oh? And
Speaker 1: do you have a different pronouncement of that Yun suck
Speaker 1: s that's s U k Yo s e or y
Speaker 1: e o l y e o yoo yo yol tied.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's a Christmas guy. Anyway, mister suck. He decides
Speaker 1: that he's going to be the dictator, he declares martial law,
Speaker 1: all of this stuff no political activity allowed. But if
Speaker 1: this if the National Assembly Congress I'm just going to
Speaker 1: refer to them as Congress. But if the National Assembly,
Speaker 1: they're Congress say no, and they said no universally no, no,
Speaker 1: no martial law, and the president says yes, Well, what
Speaker 1: do you do? Well, it all depends on who has
Speaker 1: the guns. You see. As much as I despise mao
Speaker 1: Ze Dung, he was a pretty savvy operator about many things.
Speaker 1: And one of the most accurate quotes Maose Dung ever
Speaker 1: uttered was this, all political power comes from the barrel
Speaker 1: of a gun. You see, the president, mister suck, he
Speaker 1: has the military on his side, and the military has
Speaker 1: decided no, no, no, no Marshall laws. Sounds good to us.
Speaker 1: Now this comes back to us here. Like I said,
Speaker 1: we're moving away from Korea, We're coming back home. Remember
Speaker 1: all those times I warned you when they were kicking
Speaker 1: the unvaccinated out of the military, when they were having
Speaker 1: a new Pride ad recruiting at every single turbo freak
Speaker 1: rally to get people to join. Remember how many times
Speaker 1: I told you that they were not destroying the military.
Speaker 1: Not in their minds. They were building a military, a
Speaker 1: new military for a new enemy, a domestic enemy. You see,
Speaker 1: when they put in a bunch of trannies and fire
Speaker 1: all the hard chargers, all the pipe hitters. People will
Speaker 1: obviously say this is crazy. China isn't scared of these
Speaker 1: tranning freaks. But they're not sending the training freaks after China.
Speaker 1: They're sending them after your church. They're sending them after you.
Speaker 1: And people can scream that's crazy, that's paranoid. Open up
Speaker 1: a history book. It's what every government in history has
Speaker 1: done once it turned evil and corrupt. They take all
Speaker 1: those guns, bombs, bullets, and people in the military and
Speaker 1: they turn those guns against their own citizens in order
Speaker 1: to retain power. And this comes back to what we
Speaker 1: were talking about last hour, and what we talked about extensively.
Speaker 1: I cannot put into words how important it is that
Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth gets the nomination for sect death because on
Speaker 1: a long enough timeline, reforming the military back to what
Speaker 1: it should be might be the only thing that matters.
Speaker 1: This stuff happens all the time and always has it.
Speaker 1: If you it can't happen here, Oh gosh, they want
Speaker 1: to talk about naive. That's where you are right now,
Speaker 1: and that's exactly why the American communist has spent years
Speaker 1: building a different military of very obedient flag officers who
Speaker 1: will fire upon, well, anyone they're told to fire upon. Now,
Speaker 1: you make some preparations for disaster, because disaster is you never,
Speaker 1: it's never far away. We woke up today to another
Speaker 1: headline about China. They're banning US exports to us of
Speaker 1: these critical materials. We need, critical materials we need for
Speaker 1: our defense industry and other industries. We're always just a
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Speaker 5: I cannot believe the ignorance I heard come out of
Speaker 5: your mouth that the Charlotte is the greatest airport in
Speaker 5: the United States. You are out of your dang mind.
Speaker 5: There are multiple that are better, Seattle, Salt Lake, Atlanta, Minneapolis,
Speaker 5: but Charlotte bomb worst one ever. Play the bar.
Speaker 1: Okay, First of all, I'll give you the bar. Second
Speaker 1: of all, don't ever praise Atlanta's airport to me again.
Speaker 1: Don't ever praise Atlanta's airport to me again. Whenever you
Speaker 1: land in Atlanta's airport, you have to contend with two things. Denver,
Speaker 1: at least Denver has a horrible airport, but you only
Speaker 1: have to contend with one of these two things. But
Speaker 1: at Atlanta, no matter where you land, you've got twenty
Speaker 1: minutes to get to your next gate. You normally have
Speaker 1: to take the subway. But Atlanta combines that with the
Speaker 1: standard American attitude in the airport, where no matter where
Speaker 1: you go, you're treated like dog crap. By every single
Speaker 1: person who works there. You walk up the Popeyes, you
Speaker 1: try to get yourself some chicken, you get treated like
Speaker 1: some kind of freaking pariah. Half the time they don't
Speaker 1: even ask do you want anything this kind of sterio? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's Atlanta for you. Atlanta sucks. That's one. Denver at
Speaker 1: least the people are friendly in Denver. But if you
Speaker 1: land in Denver, you better have your walk and shoes on.
Speaker 1: I don't even think the cast of the View could
Speaker 1: could have a layover in Denver and get there in time,
Speaker 1: because you have to walk ten miles to get to
Speaker 1: wherever you're going in Denver's airport. Charlotte's airport is wonderful
Speaker 1: because one it's mid size. Mid size is perfect there.
Speaker 1: There are certain things about an airport that make an
Speaker 1: airport great. Friendly staff. A friendly face goes a long
Speaker 1: long way. A smile goes a long way, especially when
Speaker 1: you're traveling. Okay, so Charlotte has that in space. Friendly staff.
Speaker 1: Check food and beverage options. I know every single airport
Speaker 1: has a Chick fil A here and hey, come get
Speaker 1: your chilies to go there. I got that. Does your food?
Speaker 1: Do your food and beverage options have any character whatsoever.
Speaker 1: When I'm in Charlotte, I have wonderful food and beverage options. Three.
Speaker 1: How far is the normal commute from the gate where
Speaker 1: you land to the gate where you have to get
Speaker 1: to in Charlotte. It's not that bad. Not that bad.
Speaker 1: One of the worst airports I've ever been to in
Speaker 1: the world is Lax, because no matter where you land
Speaker 1: in Lax, just like Denver, it's ten miles to get
Speaker 1: to your next gate. Charlotte awesome. And Charlotte has something else.
Speaker 1: No other airport in the country has rocking chairs. Why
Speaker 1: are you shaking your head, Chris? What's wrong with rocking chairs?
Speaker 1: What do you mean? What does that matter? How many
Speaker 1: airports have you been in with a rocking chair? Chris?
Speaker 1: You know why you haven't been in any other because
Speaker 1: they don't take the time and care that Charlotte does.
Speaker 1: Everyone loves a rocking chair. You sit down in a
Speaker 1: rocking chair and you rock, and I mean you instinctively
Speaker 1: know this is going to be pleasant. I think, oh
Speaker 1: rock back and forth. And Charlotte just has these lovely
Speaker 1: white rocking chairs lining the place. I love Charlotte's airport. Ash,
Speaker 1: You guys are freaking spoiled Jesse. I live here in
Speaker 1: Colorado Springs. My state leans left, mostly because of Denver border.
Speaker 1: In the last election, not one of the one hundred
Speaker 1: and seventeen judges up for renewal was voted out, including
Speaker 1: the Colorado State Supreme Court justice who voted to kick
Speaker 1: Trump off the ballot. All the media focus on the
Speaker 1: country seems to go to the politicians. We have to
Speaker 1: expose the judges. Well, this is our this is our fight,
Speaker 1: our everlasting fight. This is your fight, and it's my fight,
Speaker 1: and it is up to us. You have a responsibility.
Speaker 1: We the informed. We have to convince the normies. We
Speaker 1: have to wake the normies up that there is more
Speaker 1: to politics and putting a Donald Trump sign in the
Speaker 1: yard once every four years. There is so much more.
Speaker 1: If you want to look at politics like a body,
Speaker 1: like a human body, and we'll go ahead and make
Speaker 1: the president the head, right, we'll make the president the
Speaker 1: brain and maybe not be totally appropriate, but we'll make
Speaker 1: the president the brain. The American communists, the American communist
Speaker 1: sees the whole body and understands the entire body matters.
Speaker 1: The fingers matter, the toes matter, your butt matters, the
Speaker 1: chest matters, the shoulders, everything matters. The American Communist understands that.
Speaker 1: Therefore he is at every school board event. He is
Speaker 1: getting involved in the election for the judges, the county
Speaker 1: board of supervisors, the state legislature, state house, state Senate.
Speaker 1: The American Communist understands its critical and so he's out
Speaker 1: there ensuring every part of the body reflects him. The
Speaker 1: American conservative, the person on the right, has never been
Speaker 1: on that program. We are waking up to give us credit.
Speaker 1: It's not all bad news. I used to be all
Speaker 1: bad news on this, but as we wake up, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna give credit where it's due. We are getting better
Speaker 1: at this. But we have always only cared about the head.
Speaker 1: And we'll go out and we'll get the head we
Speaker 1: want and we'll be like, yeah, nice, all our problems
Speaker 1: are fixed. The feet are rotting off, the shoulders are bad.
Speaker 1: He's got an ugly but everything else is crappy. But
Speaker 1: we picked the head. And then we turn around and wonder, hey,
Speaker 1: why is the body not working the way it should
Speaker 1: There is so much more to political power than who
Speaker 1: sits in the White House. We have been negligent on that.
Speaker 1: And your normy neighbor is still negligent on that. I
Speaker 1: know you are aware by now. You must inform him.
Speaker 1: What does that look like? Next time there's a local
Speaker 1: primary election, they're gonna have to drag him down to
Speaker 1: the polls because they're not gonna want to go. Why
Speaker 1: we already got Trump. Inform them. It's a lot more
Speaker 1: than Trump. Also, you need to go over to your
Speaker 1: neighbor maybe tonight, and you need to tell them about
Speaker 1: rough greens. You need to tell them that their dog's
Speaker 1: food and their cat's food is dead. There's nothing in it,
Speaker 1: there's no nutrition in it. How long would you live?
Speaker 1: How healthy would you be if you had a fast
Speaker 1: food double cheeseburger every single meal. Yeah, your body would
Speaker 1: break down and you would die early. You would because
Speaker 1: you eat empty calories. You know, that's what we feed
Speaker 1: our dogs and cats. All that food is brown because
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Speaker 1: So Jewish producer Chris was saying during the break that
Speaker 1: he doesn't ever have a long layover. Well, see, Chris,
Speaker 1: this is why. This is why I'm here to be
Speaker 1: your mentor. In airport and the options in airport gives
Speaker 1: you as far as food and beverages and or shopping,
Speaker 1: and we all know you're not going to do any shopping,
Speaker 1: but his food and things like that, the options in
Speaker 1: airport gives you. They're not there for when everything goes right,
Speaker 1: they're there for when everything goes wrong. I travel in
Speaker 1: the exact same way I travel. Look, a lot of
Speaker 1: people may think that I'm old and not as wild
Speaker 1: like I used to be. I live life on the edge.
Speaker 1: And when I say life on the edge. I book
Speaker 1: for myself the shortest layover is humanly possible. And get this,
Speaker 1: maybe that's not reskue enough for you. I don't show
Speaker 1: up to the airport two hours before my flight. Oftentimes
Speaker 1: I don't even show up one hour before my flight.
Speaker 1: I show up. Look, I don't check a back. I
Speaker 1: just have this rule against checking bags. Unless I'm going
Speaker 1: for an extended period, I won't do it. I show up,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to bank on me finding a way
Speaker 1: to get through security and through the gate. And when
Speaker 1: it comes to my layover, I'm going to bank on
Speaker 1: things being on time and going right. But I understand
Speaker 1: full well that a lot of this may be out
Speaker 1: of my control. So maybe I will be delay, maybe
Speaker 1: there will be a screw up, maybe the other flight
Speaker 1: will be gone. That's when the food and beverage options
Speaker 1: in the airport means so much. It's like a first
Speaker 1: aid kit. You don't buy a good first aid kit
Speaker 1: because you need it every single day. Hopefully you never
Speaker 1: need it. You need it for when things go wrong.
Speaker 1: You need food options in the airport, not because you're
Speaker 1: just traveling through. If you're passing through, you do what
Speaker 1: all of us. Do you pop in, You grab a
Speaker 1: water and some combos, You get on the plane and
Speaker 1: you get to where you're going, because you don't want
Speaker 1: to spend money on airport food anyway. Chris, are you
Speaker 1: ready to have the big one? Ah? Gonna We're all
Speaker 1: gonna hear Chris have a heart attack live on air.
Speaker 1: So you know how I just told you I plan
Speaker 1: on not having to eat there. I just flew through
Speaker 1: Denver and there was a delay that things did go wrong,
Speaker 1: and I stopped and I ate at this place and
Speaker 1: they were advertising. I forget what the place is called.
Speaker 1: I don't want to dime them out anyway. All that
Speaker 1: was really good. Yeah, the kitchen, I think it was
Speaker 1: called the kitchen. I think it was called the kitchen.
Speaker 1: I stop in the kitchen. I'm starving, and now my
Speaker 1: flight's delayed, so now I've got a freaking weight and
Speaker 1: I've got to eat in the airport. I look at
Speaker 1: the menu. Pretty good menu limited, which is a good sign.
Speaker 1: Limited menu means they're serving a few things really well.
Speaker 1: Too big a menu, huge red flag. I stop in
Speaker 1: the kitchen and I get a brisket grilled cheese sandwich
Speaker 1: with an order of French fries and a water. I
Speaker 1: got a bottle of water with it. Brisket, grilled cheese, sandwich,
Speaker 1: French fries, bottle of water. Nineteen dollars. Nineteen dollars for
Speaker 1: a sandwich and fries in a bottle of water. And
Speaker 1: the only reason I'm calling out the restaurant is not
Speaker 1: because the prices I get. Prices are what they are.
Speaker 1: It was delicious. It was freaking amazing. If I ever
Speaker 1: go through there again and I not gonna afford it,
Speaker 1: maybe I've gotten a raise, I'm gonna go back and
Speaker 1: get another one. And I mean, it was delicious, but
Speaker 1: airport food is expensive. That's what it is. So it's
Speaker 1: there for emergency purposes only what Chris, Isn't that what
Speaker 1: the lounges for it? Chris, I decided that I made
Speaker 1: a mistake earlier on the show, and I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: make the same mistake twice I liked. I have no
Speaker 1: idea why we're talking about this. We'll get back to
Speaker 1: politics in a little while. I don't know, maybe never.
Speaker 1: So a long time ago, I decided to divulge a
Speaker 1: piece of information that I should have kept quiet. I
Speaker 1: divulge information, I say things to you, because as big
Speaker 1: of a jerk and idiot as I am, I really
Speaker 1: genuinely do care about you, and I hope, I hope
Speaker 1: this show if even the tiniest way makes your life
Speaker 1: a little bit better, If it made one drive to
Speaker 1: work better for you, that's enough for us. We're not
Speaker 1: changing the world, so I do like to try to
Speaker 1: help when I can. But a while ago, I made
Speaker 1: a mistake and I told everybody in the country, right
Speaker 1: here behind the microphone about the beauty of the airport
Speaker 1: lounge whatever, whatever lounge that is, the Delta Lounge, the
Speaker 1: United Lounge, the special lounges you watch people duck into
Speaker 1: as you are just walking through the airport. And I
Speaker 1: explained that you the beauty of the airport lounge is unmatched.
Speaker 1: The bathrooms are cleaner. There's free food. It's not always
Speaker 1: the best, but a free cup of coffee. You can't
Speaker 1: beat a free cup of coffee, bag of chips, a
Speaker 1: couple of grapes, whatever, even they'll have some powdered eggs.
Speaker 1: Usually know something like that's look, it's not you're not
Speaker 1: eating it's not waffle house. It's not gonna be great,
Speaker 1: but you're eating in there, you're eating something. But the
Speaker 1: problem is when you give out information like that to
Speaker 1: the public, people join, and then the the airport lounges.
Speaker 1: I've noticed, maybe it's in my head, they've been more
Speaker 1: crowded for me. From now on, I'm not gonna give
Speaker 1: out any information that may impede my travel from now on.
Speaker 1: I should not have told you about the beauty of
Speaker 1: the airport lounge. And the thing is people think, oh,
Speaker 1: you have to be rich or something like that, or
Speaker 1: one of these business travelers. It doesn't cost a dime.
Speaker 1: You just switch whatever credit card you have. Everyone has
Speaker 1: a freaking credit card. You just switch whatever credit card
Speaker 1: you have, which you do for free, you switch it
Speaker 1: over to the Delta lounge. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 1: have one, but you don't have a You get a
Speaker 1: Delta Visa or Delta American Express or whatever it is,
Speaker 1: and then that gives you access to the lounge. So
Speaker 1: while everyone else is heading down to Steerage, you duck
Speaker 1: into the Delta lounge and you sip on a cup
Speaker 1: of Joe, and you have a clean bathroom where you
Speaker 1: can put your butt. The airport lounge is the best
Speaker 1: kept secret. That's not a secret. People think it's some
Speaker 1: kind of exclusive club for millionaires. It's just for meatheads
Speaker 1: like me or you who got a credit card and
Speaker 1: then you walk in there for free. Frankly, given the
Speaker 1: cost of airport food, you probably saved money going into
Speaker 1: the lounge. Highly recommend core Are you a lounge guy
Speaker 1: in the airport? Corey is too see even Corey Cam
Speaker 1: anyone can do it. Obviously, get into an airport lounge.
Speaker 1: It'll make your life better. Joe Biden's given away a
Speaker 1: billion dollars to Africa.
Speaker 6: That's the right thing for the wealthiest nation in the
Speaker 6: world to do. And today I'm announcing over one billion
Speaker 6: dollars in new humanitarian support for Africans displaced from homes
Speaker 6: by historic droughts and food and security.
Speaker 1: We've had a little mini talk on this before, but
Speaker 1: we have to have it again because this goes so
Speaker 1: far beyond just Joe Biden or even Democrats. Democrats and
Speaker 1: Republicans are both guilty of this because they're both got
Speaker 1: into the Washington bubble, and they've been in the Washington
Speaker 1: bubble for so long that they don't understand what has
Speaker 1: happened out there. Trump, to his credit and maybe this
Speaker 1: is because he's not a Washington DC guy. Trump seems
Speaker 1: to understand this better than most of them do. And
Speaker 1: you can find certain individual members of Congress who really
Speaker 1: start to understand this. They're starting to understand this, but
Speaker 1: the big shots in both parties don't realize. There has
Speaker 1: been a huge, huge, monumental sea change in the United
Speaker 1: States of America, because this is how the United States
Speaker 1: of America has always operated from my entire adult life.
Speaker 1: For my entire adult life, Washington DC has invaded everywhere,
Speaker 1: and they've handed out godbs of money everywhere no matter what.
Speaker 1: So whenever there's an earthquake in Singapore, Republicans and Democrats
Speaker 1: will run to the podium to brag about all the
Speaker 1: money they're going to send. I'm going to explain what
Speaker 1: changed and why that changed in just the moment. And
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Speaker 1: three seven three. So let's talk real quick about what
Speaker 1: has changed. Joe Biden gets up today everyone's screaming mad
Speaker 1: about it. But he got up today totally bragging. You
Speaker 1: can tell by the smile on his face. Thought this
Speaker 1: was a big win. A billion dollars to your money
Speaker 1: to Africa.
Speaker 6: Oh, that's the right thing for the wealthiest nation in
Speaker 6: the world to do. And today I'm announcing over one
Speaker 6: billion dollars in new humanitarian support for Africans displaced from
Speaker 6: homes by historic droughts and food and security.
Speaker 1: Have you ever have you ever read any stories, maybe
Speaker 1: watched it in the movies, or read a book or
Speaker 1: heard me talk about stories of mobsters trying to balance
Speaker 1: their home life with their work life. This will come
Speaker 1: back to politics, Republicans and Democrats. I hope you're paying attention.
Speaker 1: Just stay with me. So it's a very consistent story.
Speaker 1: But you'll have these mobsters and they start out in
Speaker 1: this life of crime. Usually they start as childhood gang members,
Speaker 1: the street gang. They get recruited by some mafia family
Speaker 1: where they work and eventually they become made men and
Speaker 1: eventually become mobsters. But they oftentimes, very often times, in fact,
Speaker 1: it seems to be the norm, they're also family people.
Speaker 1: They'll find a woman and they will marry her and
Speaker 1: then have kids with her, and oftentimes they actually love them.
Speaker 1: They do not always, of course, but they appear to
Speaker 1: love their wives and kids to be family people. But
Speaker 1: one thing that hits you every time, because I love
Speaker 1: these stories. I'm always reading these books and watching these
Speaker 1: movies and things like that. One of these things they
Speaker 1: hit you is how often they can't keep the two marriages,
Speaker 1: the two different lives. They can't keep them separate, no
Speaker 1: matter how hard they try. You See, they have this
Speaker 1: mafia code that says, the mafia comes first, even for
Speaker 1: your wife, your parents, your kids, no matter what, the
Speaker 1: mafia must come first. And so they're always married to
Speaker 1: the mafia first. And that means they're gone in the
Speaker 1: middle of the night from the shooting people and doing
Speaker 1: the various things that mafia people do. That means they're
Speaker 1: missing te ball games. That means try as they may,
Speaker 1: they can never keep those worlds separate, try as they may.
Speaker 1: Where their true loyalty lies eventually comes out and oftentimes
Speaker 1: it ruins the family. American politicians, Republican and Democrat, have
Speaker 1: for as long as I've been alive, they have had
Speaker 1: the ability because Americans have had it so good to
Speaker 1: get up give a press conference bragging that they're going
Speaker 1: to send ten billion dollars of your money to Madagascar
Speaker 1: to save the lemurs. And while there may be some
Speaker 1: grumbling about it, it's never created white hot anger in
Speaker 1: Americans because we things good and politicians waste money. And
Speaker 1: so what's happened is this has created a condition with Washington,
Speaker 1: Washington politicians Democrat and Republican, where now this is simply
Speaker 1: how they do business. They're used to handing away large
Speaker 1: quantities of your money. But two things have happened over time. One,
Speaker 1: the American citizen has watched his standard of living either
Speaker 1: stagnate or go down because of inflation. You're not as
Speaker 1: rich as you used to be because of inflation. That's one. Two.
Speaker 1: The second thing is the politicians they stopped caring about
Speaker 1: us at all, and they started only caring about everyone
Speaker 1: else because everywhere else is where they get their bread butter.
Speaker 1: That's where they get them money, That's where they get
Speaker 1: their power, that's where they get their praise. You don't
Speaker 1: get a lot of money, power and praise for helping
Speaker 1: the people of North Carolina or Tennessee. You get praise wards,
Speaker 1: You get a plaque. They'll make a home put but
Speaker 1: put something up in the Hall of Fame for you
Speaker 1: when you hand a billion dollars to Africa. And over time,
Speaker 1: they've grown to love handing out money abroad, way, way,
Speaker 1: way more than they care about their own citizens. And
Speaker 1: over time, it's become obvious to all of us, as
Speaker 1: we've watched our standard of living go down, and as
Speaker 1: we've watched their loyalty very clearly be split away from us,
Speaker 1: It's obvious we're not top priority anymore. American politicians had
Speaker 1: better wake up and realize. And you Republicans in Congress
Speaker 1: and Senate listening to the show, I hope you're listening.
Speaker 1: I hope you're paying attention. I know all your Washington
Speaker 1: buddies pat you on the back when you give the
Speaker 1: press conference and you announce another twenty billion dollars to
Speaker 1: Malaysia to study the fart bug. I really I get that.
Speaker 1: It feels really, really good. Your people are growing extremely
Speaker 1: resentful of you. The people who vote you into office
Speaker 1: are sick of this crap. We have people right now
Speaker 1: freezing in the Appalachian Mountains and the President of the
Speaker 1: United States of America flies to Angola and announces this.
Speaker 6: No, that's the right thing for the wealthiest nation in
Speaker 6: the world to do. And today I'm announcing over one
Speaker 6: billion dollars in new humanitarian support for Africans displaced from
Speaker 6: homes by historic droughts and food and security.
Speaker 1: You hear how he says it too, And I realize
Speaker 1: it's Joe Biden. He's not functional. But do you hear
Speaker 1: You hear how he's almost anticipating applause and accolades for it.
Speaker 1: So today like he's about to make this important pronouncement,
Speaker 1: one that will be all over the newspapers. It's gonna
Speaker 1: get in praised forever. Today I'm announcing a billion dollars
Speaker 1: for Africa. For our politicians, it's been a source of surprise.
Speaker 6: That's the right thing for the wealthiest nation in the
Speaker 6: world to do. And today I'm announcing over one billion
Speaker 6: dollars in new humanitarian support for Africans displaced from homes
Speaker 6: by historic droughts and funit and security.
Speaker 1: You Democrats, you Republicans. Then again, it's not just Democrats.
Speaker 1: We've played it for you one hundred times, mintioned McConnell,
Speaker 1: getting up behind the podium as Americans are drowning under
Speaker 1: the weight of inflation and announcing there's nothing more important
Speaker 1: than Ukraine. You politicians in this country had better realized
Speaker 1: times have changed. The American people are watching their standard
Speaker 1: of living go down, and the American people are starting
Speaker 1: to really feel like your loyalty resides elsewhere, and every
Speaker 1: time you brag about handing out more taxpayer money to
Speaker 1: someone else, it doesn't land like it used to. Jack,
Speaker 1: just the heads up. Speaking of not landing like it's
Speaker 1: used to, let's talk about the FBI in first aid
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