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Speaker 1: I will try not to lose my temper. In the
Speaker 1: very opening of the show, I yelled a little bit
Speaker 1: last night. I hate doing that. That's very rare for me.
Speaker 1: But I'm very, very frustrated by something I saw today
Speaker 1: and it probably is going to make you angry at me.
Speaker 1: So just get ready. You're about to get mad at me,
Speaker 1: scream at the radio, turn it off, send me a
Speaker 1: piece of hate mail, and all that stuff. Is fine.
Speaker 1: I'm still gonna do it. Anyway. Talk about that a
Speaker 1: little bit, more about the port strike. We have to
Speaker 1: talk about these second gentlemen. I'm sorry. That always makes
Speaker 1: me laugh. Kamala Harris's husband beating up his girlfriend and
Speaker 1: paying the nanny hush money. Why they grab guns. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk a lot more about Helene, the federal response
Speaker 1: to that and Will Smith farting in an air sealed pod.
Speaker 1: All that and so much more coming up tonight on
Speaker 1: the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I want to begin here, though,
Speaker 1: So we're a month out from the election. A month
Speaker 1: out from the election, the presidential election. Early voting starts
Speaker 1: now right now, all right, let's pause on that for
Speaker 1: a moment. Just say, just put that in your back
Speaker 1: pocket for a minute. Let's pause on that for a moment.
Speaker 1: He ever argued with somebody friend, girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, husband,
Speaker 1: ever had a nice argument with somebody. You know what
Speaker 1: will oftentimes decide who the victor in the argument is,
Speaker 1: if there is going to be a victor, which side
Speaker 1: is arguing about their thing. You see, if my wife
Speaker 1: decides to buy herself a whole new wardrobe and I
Speaker 1: don't fix the fence in the backyard, and we get
Speaker 1: in a big, knockdown, drag out fight, and we spend
Speaker 1: ninety percent of that fight discussing the fence in the backyard,
Speaker 1: I lost. I'm gonna lose if we spend ninety percent
Speaker 1: of that fight talking about her whole new wardrobe. That's
Speaker 1: not the kind of thing she does, I should know.
Speaker 1: But if we spend ninety percent of that fight discussing
Speaker 1: her wardrobe and the money she spent. I want what
Speaker 1: is the argument about? What is the argument centered around?
Speaker 1: That is what oftentimes will decide, almost always will decide
Speaker 1: who the victor is in the argument. It doesn't even
Speaker 1: matter if you're making good points or bad points in
Speaker 1: either way. If we're sitting there arguing for ten minutes
Speaker 1: and we spend nine of those ten minutes discussing the fence,
Speaker 1: good or bad, I've lost. That's my failure. It's what
Speaker 1: I don't want anybody focused on. But if we're focused
Speaker 1: on that, I'm going to lose. You understand, what are
Speaker 1: you focused on? What is the focal point of the argument? Now?
Speaker 1: The debate the other night is actually a great example
Speaker 1: of this. The other night jd Vance, Tim Walls they
Speaker 1: have a debate. What did jd vance make virtually the
Speaker 1: entire night about? No matter the question, there were two
Speaker 1: issues jd vance one of two issues. Jd Vance made
Speaker 1: almost every single thing about what wereth it? Remember? So
Speaker 1: what Tim Waltz is doing?
Speaker 2: And I, honestly, Tim, I think he got a tough
Speaker 2: job here, because you've got to play whack a mole.
Speaker 2: You've got to pretend that Donald Trump didn't deliver rising
Speaker 2: take home pay, which of course he did. You've got
Speaker 2: to pretend that Donald Trump didn't deliver lower inflation, which
Speaker 2: of course he did. And then you've simultaneously got to
Speaker 2: defend Kamala harris'struction.
Speaker 1: The whole night immigration inflation, immigration inflation, immigration inflation, immigration inflation.
Speaker 1: It was all long. Why did he do that? Was
Speaker 1: it just random, just happened to be on his heart
Speaker 1: at the time. No, it was a strategy. Why was
Speaker 1: it the strategy? Because if this election is about inflation
Speaker 1: and immigration, Donald Trump is going to be the next
Speaker 1: president of the United States of America a month from now.
Speaker 1: If the people walking into the voting booth a month
Speaker 1: from now, in fact, the people who are voting right now,
Speaker 1: I need to emphasize election day is today, it's tomorrow,
Speaker 1: it's the next day. Early voting has begun. The people
Speaker 1: who are walking into the voting booth right now. If
Speaker 1: this election is about immigration and inflation, donald Trump is
Speaker 1: going to be the next president of the United States
Speaker 1: of America. Every single poll, I should point out, position
Speaker 1: poll reflects that who do you trust more on inflation?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump slaughters Kamala Harris. Who do you trust more?
Speaker 1: On immigration? Donald Trump slaughters Kamala Harris. If the American
Speaker 1: voter votes on inflation and immigration now tomorrow the next day,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's the next president. Now do you know do
Speaker 1: you remember the questions the moderators asked not only JD.
Speaker 1: Vance but Donald Trump in both of the debates. Do
Speaker 1: you remember how it centered so much on abortion? What
Speaker 1: do you think that is? Look, we just had Hurricane Helen.
Speaker 1: If I remember, right, they got to abortion. Before they
Speaker 1: even got to that, it was abortion. This abortion that JD.
Speaker 1: Vance talk about abortion? What about abortion? You said this
Speaker 1: about abortion? Of course they have to lie because they're
Speaker 1: dirty demonics. Come women's reproductive rights, abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion.
Speaker 1: Why do they want to talk about that? Because if
Speaker 1: this election is about abortion, we have a culture in
Speaker 1: this country that loves abortion. If this election is about
Speaker 1: abortion and the American people walk in the voting booth
Speaker 1: today tomorrow the next day November and vote based on abortion,
Speaker 1: come on, Harris is going to be the next president
Speaker 1: of the United States of America. That's why the moderators
Speaker 1: talk about it, That's why Dome talks about it. In
Speaker 1: every campaign. Stop. That's why Walls talks about it in
Speaker 1: every campaign. Stop. If this election is about abortion, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is going to be your next president. So what
Speaker 1: should everyone on the right if your interest is to
Speaker 1: win the election, what should we be focused on in
Speaker 1: talking about abortion? Or should that be something avoided at
Speaker 1: any cost? Or should we be discussing inflation and immigration? Well,
Speaker 1: obviously you know the answer. The last thing in the
Speaker 1: world you should be discussing right now if you're on
Speaker 1: the Trump campaign is abortion the last thing. So Milania Trump,
Speaker 1: She's Donald Trump's wife. I know you know that, have felt,
Speaker 1: you know, fondness for Milania Trump always seem kind of regal.
Speaker 1: But don't hear much from her. Disappears forever. We really
Speaker 1: don't hear from her at all. She just months and
Speaker 1: months and months at a time. And I should throw
Speaker 1: in this little disclaimer. I do not have any inside
Speaker 1: knowledge about the nature of their relationship, nor is it
Speaker 1: my business. I don't know. I don't know whether they're
Speaker 1: super close. I don't know whether they sit around talk
Speaker 1: to each other in the morning cup of coffee. I
Speaker 1: don't know whether they hug and kiss. I don't know
Speaker 1: whether they're close. I don't know whether or not they
Speaker 1: hate each other. There are a lot of marriages like that.
Speaker 1: I don't know, and I'm not going to make any suggestions.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Milania Trump on election Day today,
Speaker 1: that's today, remember, and it's every day for the next month.
Speaker 1: On election day, Milania Trump just published a book. She's
Speaker 1: hardcore pro abortion, and she writes it in her book quote,
Speaker 1: this is just one part of it. A woman's fundamental
Speaker 1: right of individual liberty to her own life grants her
Speaker 1: the authority to terminate her pregnancy if she wishes. Direct excerpt.
Speaker 1: It's talked about on every news channel today, every headline boom,
Speaker 1: abortion right back in the news. And maybe, just maybe
Speaker 1: you're sitting there saying right now, Jesse, that's a small
Speaker 1: portion of the book. The book is about her life
Speaker 1: and where she was born. I would agree with you,
Speaker 1: except for this this morning. I had the timestamp at
Speaker 1: six forty five am, the year of Our Lord, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four, October third, on election Day, as early voting
Speaker 1: has begun, Milania Trump posted a thirty second video clip
Speaker 1: of herself on her social media page, and this is
Speaker 1: what she's say.
Speaker 3: Gividual freedom is a fundamental principle that I safeguard without
Speaker 3: a doubt. There is no room for compromise when it
Speaker 3: comes to this essential right that all women possess from
Speaker 3: birth individual freedom. What does my body, my.
Speaker 1: Choice really mean? What's that my body, my choice? The
Speaker 1: swan song of every abortion loving demon in this country.
Speaker 1: I'm going to set aside my anger at the issue,
Speaker 1: because you know how pro life I am. I'm actually
Speaker 1: not going off about that right now. I get it.
Speaker 1: It's fine. They're not with me on that. I get it. Fine, No,
Speaker 1: I'll set aside my stance on abortion for the moment.
Speaker 1: Campaign wise, the former First Lady publishes a pro abortion
Speaker 1: book as soon as early voting begins. Does Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: wife want him to lose the election? Did Donald Trump
Speaker 1: sign off on this? If he did, he's insane. If
Speaker 1: he didn't. What's going on? Get your wife in order?
Speaker 1: What are we doing now? We have hurricane ravaging North Carolina, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: a doc strike, anarchy in the Middle East, inflation out
Speaker 1: of control, a wide open border, and people today are
Speaker 1: talking about abortion because his wife brought it to the
Speaker 1: news with a book. What are we doing? Jeez? You
Speaker 1: know what I say I'm done with it. That's the
Speaker 1: last thing I'm gonna say this show about it. I'm
Speaker 1: so angry. I'm confused. You're watching me on the simulkis
Speaker 1: you see that vein in my head? I'm getting ready
Speaker 1: to freaking pop that the idiocy sometimes, man, I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: I can't. I can't take it that this election is
Speaker 1: about abortion. Because this country loves abortion. We're going to lose.
Speaker 1: And the first lady brought it back. What jeez, I
Speaker 1: give up in grief anyway. Switch your cell phone to
Speaker 1: Pure Talk. Please stop funding these abortion loving companies. Go
Speaker 1: look up the big mobile carriers AT and T and
Speaker 1: T Mobile, Verizon. Go look up the disgusting, disgusting things
Speaker 1: they do with your money. Of course, in the name
Speaker 1: of charity. They probably even say ridiculous things like my body,
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Speaker 1: Support a company who shares and supports your values, the
Speaker 1: values of patriotism, America, caring for veterans. They love America
Speaker 1: so much they hire Americans. They didn't import a bunch
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Speaker 1: It takes ten minutes on the phone to switch, stop
Speaker 1: supporting companies who hate you, and put your money where
Speaker 1: your morals are. Dial pound two five zero, say Jesse Kelly.
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Speaker 1: Truth Attitude is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday,
Speaker 1: and I'm done talking about it. I'm frustrated. I vented.
Speaker 1: I feel so much better. Thank you for just giving
Speaker 1: me a few minutes to vent out my frustration. I
Speaker 1: just I don't understand why we would bring that up
Speaker 1: in the conversation now and change the campaign momentum. So
Speaker 1: it is what it is. Anyway, I forgot to remind
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Speaker 1: I want to bring the focus back to Helene to
Speaker 1: North Carolina, to Tennessee, to the people who are suffering.
Speaker 1: We cannot let this go. I can't forget about these people.
Speaker 1: I get so many of these emails. Hello, oh, great
Speaker 1: jockey of the disc. I live in a very small
Speaker 1: town in western North Carolina called Green Mountain in Yancy County.
Speaker 1: It has been demolished by Helene. I'm sending you some
Speaker 1: very very bad video I took. I'm doing all I
Speaker 1: can to help my neighbors. I'm spending my own money
Speaker 1: for supplies. I don't mind, but I've not heard much
Speaker 1: about our little area. I'm only asking for a shout
Speaker 1: out to Green Mountain, North Carolina. I've listened from the beginning.
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Speaker 1: Okay, now, let's talk about the hurricane response FEMA majorcis
Speaker 1: Kamala good bad. Let's let's talk about things. We have
Speaker 1: had a similar conversation, you and I. We've had this
Speaker 1: conversation before about different subjects. But clarifying moments, stress tests
Speaker 1: and clarifying moments are things societies go through. People go
Speaker 1: through with clarifying moments like what well on a on
Speaker 1: a on a national scale. You've heard me mention COVID
Speaker 1: as a clarifying moment. I've called it the Great Sorting.
Speaker 1: How so well you saw the people in your life
Speaker 1: who will turn you into the government one day? You
Speaker 1: just did that sheep in your family with ten masks
Speaker 1: on nineteen booster shots who ruined Thanksgiving. That's the kami
Speaker 1: who's gonna turn you into the FEDS. That was a
Speaker 1: clarifying moment. Oh, I know they're back to being cool now.
Speaker 1: Believe me, they'll turn around right away the next time
Speaker 1: the system scares them about something. A clarifying moment not
Speaker 1: always pleasant, because that's going to apply to all this
Speaker 1: hurricane flood stuff. I Clarifying moments are not always pleasant.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they can be, sometimes they're not. Sometimes you have
Speaker 1: a friend who you're kind of on the outs with
Speaker 1: and it's treated you like crap in the past, and
Speaker 1: then boom, you get in trouble, you get you go
Speaker 1: through a divorce, you get arrested one night, and this
Speaker 1: friend who you were kind of on the outs on
Speaker 1: at your lowest moment, steps in with a helping hand,
Speaker 1: picks you up, helps you out. That's a clarifying moment
Speaker 1: in a positive way. That's a moment where you say
Speaker 1: to yourself, Wow, maybe I didn't give that guy enough
Speaker 1: credit for the kind of friend he is, for the
Speaker 1: kind of selfless friend he is. He and I need
Speaker 1: to hang out more. That's a clarifying moment in a
Speaker 1: negative way. That's good, it's beneficial, But negative clarifying moments
Speaker 1: are beneficial as well. If you are maybe you're fat.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's natural and you've made it worse. Maybe you're
Speaker 1: just Maybe you just made it worse with your lifestyle, food, exercise.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're fat, and look, that doesn't make you a
Speaker 1: bad person. God made us all different, some people were fat.
Speaker 1: I'd be fat if I wasn't six or eight, and
Speaker 1: so daggone long, I can't be fat. Not judging you.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're fat and you get up and you walk,
Speaker 1: not even upstairs or up a hill. You're fat enough.
Speaker 1: You walk down the hall, you walk thirty forty feet
Speaker 1: and you're kind of doing the kind of the out
Speaker 1: of breath thing. I know that's not a positive. I
Speaker 1: know it's not fun. Brother lady, that's a clarifying moment.
Speaker 1: Your body is struggling, stressed, failing under the weight. And
Speaker 1: I know it's not a pleasant clarifying moment, but it's
Speaker 1: a beneficial clarifying moment. Nonetheless, you need to make some
Speaker 1: changes or you're going to die early. Period. Clarifying moments
Speaker 1: are beneficial. I've had clarifying moments over and over and
Speaker 1: over again in my life. You've had them in your life.
Speaker 1: Everyone has them. Where maybe it was about you when
Speaker 1: you realized you're screwing up, you're doing this wrong, and
Speaker 1: then something terrible happens and then look, I had a
Speaker 1: buddy I told you this before, had a terrible substance
Speaker 1: abuse problem, but out of family was kind of holding
Speaker 1: it together. Woke up in the back of an ambulance
Speaker 1: one night, having overdosed. I don't think he's touched a
Speaker 1: drop of alcohol since. Again, not fun, but a clarifying
Speaker 1: moment that helped him in the end. Right now, we
Speaker 1: are seeing beneficial clarifying moments. Some are painful, some are wonderful.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about them. Let's talk about Helene, North Carolina, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: Americans versus the government. Hang on. He is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Thursday. We are having a good Thursday.
Speaker 1: I got a little upset at the beginning. I'm moving
Speaker 1: off of it now. We're now we're talking about clarifying moments.
Speaker 1: We're talking about Hurricane Helene clarifying moments because we have
Speaker 1: two of them, and before we get to the negative
Speaker 1: clarifying moment that is still beneficial, still benefit all this
Speaker 1: is good kind of if you look at it the
Speaker 1: right way. Let's discuss the good clarifying moments. The American
Speaker 1: people inspire me, still as angry as I can get
Speaker 1: with them for things like COVID when they bent the
Speaker 1: knee too easily and other stuff like that. In the
Speaker 1: face of disaster, there can people rally around each other.
Speaker 1: And I want to remind you that America is us.
Speaker 1: It's you, it's me, it's the citizenry that is a country.
Speaker 1: It is not the government. The United States of America
Speaker 1: is not Washington, d c. It is not the presidency.
Speaker 1: It is not the House. It is not the Senate,
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. It's not the FBI, it's not FEMA,
Speaker 1: it's not any of these things. We are America. And
Speaker 1: I have seen this so many times in my life.
Speaker 1: We can go we can go way back. We'll go
Speaker 1: back to nine to eleven if we have to. You
Speaker 1: can see people helping each other even when the government
Speaker 1: does well.
Speaker 6: Well, we heard that Biden was just going to be,
Speaker 6: you know, flying around. It kind of just made us
Speaker 6: feel like, you know, as our president, you know, where
Speaker 6: is that like guidance, where like, you know, you're supposed
Speaker 6: to be kind of here helping us with this, and
Speaker 6: just almost like it's like almost a sense of abandonment,
Speaker 6: you know. And like I said, you know, it's mainly
Speaker 6: just the community coming together and helping each.
Speaker 1: Other out with all of this, the community coming together.
Speaker 1: Not only have these communities rallied around each other, these
Speaker 1: just devastation it'll end up I suspect, and I pray
Speaker 1: to God I'm wrong about this. I think it'll end
Speaker 1: up being worse than Katrina. I really do. It's that bad.
Speaker 1: It's that bad there. But the communities have rallied around
Speaker 1: each other, and Americans, many of them veterans, which is
Speaker 1: so great to see, have flown in, driven in to
Speaker 1: help their fellow Americans, and they don't get a thing
Speaker 1: from it. Yeah. I understand that there's there are some
Speaker 1: self promoters in there, and I get it. Y'all look
Speaker 1: at me and how hard I'm working. I understand all that.
Speaker 1: But for the most part, the people helping in North
Speaker 1: Carolina and Tennessee are doing so because they love their countrymen.
Speaker 1: And isn't that clarifying to you. I experienced this. I
Speaker 1: told you I experienced this before during Hurricane Harvey here
Speaker 1: in Houston. When I all this flooding, the entire place
Speaker 1: was underwater. I couldn't travel more than a mile from
Speaker 1: my home. It was like we were on a little
Speaker 1: mountaintop and everything else was flooded. That's what it was like.
Speaker 1: Everything was funny. You couldn't go anywhere, you couldn't go
Speaker 1: to the store, anywhere, and you did not see anarchy, looting, ridiculousness.
Speaker 1: I saw more closeness during that time, more man helping
Speaker 1: his fellow man than I ever saw in my life.
Speaker 1: And it was inspiring. It was a clarifying moment about
Speaker 1: how good, how fundamentally good, so many Americans are. And
Speaker 1: I am seeing this over and over and over again,
Speaker 1: and I just like you can get too cynical about us,
Speaker 1: about the country, about where there we're going, and then
Speaker 1: something awful happens and people lose it all and you
Speaker 1: look at Americans just bear their soul, open up their
Speaker 1: pocket book, open up the I mean their energy levels,
Speaker 1: and they just dedicate themselves to their fellow Americans, without
Speaker 1: a care in the world for themselves. And it's awesome.
Speaker 1: It's a clarifying moment. What a moment this, I know,
Speaker 1: it's awful. I know every part of this. It's sickening.
Speaker 1: The emails I get. I'm so sorry, and we need
Speaker 1: to keep praying and we need to keep helping. But
Speaker 1: watching how many people help has been unreal. We have
Speaker 1: private Americans, not just the government, private Americans, and helicopters
Speaker 1: flying and resupplies flying out people who need medical concerns, rescues.
Speaker 1: The American people rose up and fought back, and that's
Speaker 1: freaking awesome. It's a clarifying moment in a good way.
Speaker 1: Now let's talk about the other side of it. Awful.
Speaker 1: It is terrible, but it is clarifying. Like that fat
Speaker 1: person we just discussed, maybe that's you who what Chris
Speaker 1: is that. I'll try to put it differently. What do
Speaker 1: you want me to say? I'm rude, I'm forward direct,
Speaker 1: if you will, But maybe that's you, that fat person
Speaker 1: who walks thirty forty feet and they're huffing and puffing
Speaker 1: a little bit. It's not a pleasant clarifying moment. It sucks.
Speaker 1: And then you got to sit down. And I've had
Speaker 1: to do this with things in my own life. Leave me.
Speaker 1: I've been there, and you got to take an account
Speaker 1: of yourself than what you've done to yourself and take responsibiit.
Speaker 1: And that sucks too, doesn't it. It's a lot more
Speaker 1: fun to blame everyone else. But then when you sit
Speaker 1: and after look in the mirror and say, man, you're
Speaker 1: not doing it right and you got to fix yourself.
Speaker 1: That sucks. Nobody likes that. I don't like that, but
Speaker 1: it's also healthy and beneficial. Look at what I've done
Speaker 1: to me. I've got to take ownership of it. Negative
Speaker 1: clarifying moments are beneficial to and what we're seeing from
Speaker 1: the United States government when it comes to Helene put
Speaker 1: meast Palestine, Hawaii. But we'll make it about Helene right now.
Speaker 1: What we're seeing from the United States government, it hurts.
Speaker 1: We don't want to be here as a country. We
Speaker 1: don't want this kind of government. It hurts, but it's
Speaker 1: clarifying and it's beneficial. FEMA spent six hundred and forty
Speaker 1: one million dollars last year, just the fiscal year twenty
Speaker 1: three to twenty four, six hundred and forty one million
Speaker 1: dollars for illegals. For illegals, here's what you get.
Speaker 7: And the federal relief and assistance that we have been
Speaker 7: providing has included is FEMA providing seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 7: dollars for folks who need immediate needs being met, such
Speaker 7: as food, baby formula, and the like. And you can
Speaker 7: apply now for anyone who's watching this who has been affected.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred and fifty dollars. That's what the government cares.
Speaker 1: That's how much the government cares about you if Vladimir
Speaker 1: Zelensky flies into town courtesy of the taxpayer, I might
Speaker 1: add he flies into town. Shoot, he's shaking hands, kissing babies.
Speaker 1: He's flying back to Ukraine with truckloads of your money
Speaker 1: and munitions, whatever he needs. You lost it all. Seven
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty bucks. The government organization that was created,
Speaker 1: which it should have never been, but once again Republicans
Speaker 1: got bullied into creating a government program that now is evil.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the organization FEMA, the government organization that's supposed
Speaker 1: to be dead ded catered to specifically things like this,
Speaker 1: has spent hundreds of millions of dollars of your money
Speaker 1: on illegals, on people who shouldn't even be here. And
Speaker 1: when a resident of North Carolina or Tennessee loses absolutely everything,
Speaker 1: and Georgia, so I need to keep remembering Georgia got
Speaker 1: Hamry too. They're not getting talked about as much, but
Speaker 1: Georgia too. When an American citizen gets destroyed, loses at
Speaker 1: all seven hundred and fifty dollars for you, not a
Speaker 1: care in the world. The Biden administration did nothing, nothing
Speaker 1: in days after Helene. This is from the Federalist not
Speaker 1: one of the Biden Harris cabinet visited, not one took
Speaker 1: them days to even organize a flyover, and even then
Speaker 1: when they flew over, all they did was screw everything up.
Speaker 8: I think yesterday for President Biden's Dog and Pony show
Speaker 8: to come in and see photos, he put a thirty
Speaker 8: mile TFR, which is basical restriction in the air zone,
Speaker 8: which means that he actually stopped from twelve o'clock until
Speaker 8: sixteen hundred and four pm. He stopped air traffic and
Speaker 8: helos from transference supplies, dropping star teams picking up individuals
Speaker 8: from metavacs. So that was not only irresponsible, but if
Speaker 8: you're going to come a week later, at least make
Speaker 8: sure that you're not trying to hinder in any way
Speaker 8: further the actual operations that are being led by civilian
Speaker 8: organizations and veterans such as myself and others that are
Speaker 8: trying to.
Speaker 2: Do what is right.
Speaker 8: And so I found the entire response so far to
Speaker 8: be not just lacking but irresponsible.
Speaker 1: In an outs Biden administration waited a week and all
Speaker 1: they did was shut down the airspace so metavacs couldn't
Speaker 1: get out. Evil wrong, but honestly beneficial because it's clarifying,
Speaker 1: we'll continue that thought. Hang on truth. It is the
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Speaker 1: The federal response to Colleen has been disgusting, awful, evil
Speaker 1: and terrible, But in the end it will be beneficial
Speaker 1: because the American people are now waking up even more
Speaker 1: than they were before to the fact that the United
Speaker 1: States government simply doesn't care about you at all. And
Speaker 1: those three characteristics of all the people who lead Western
Speaker 1: civilization that we talk about all the time, they're all
Speaker 1: on display right now. What are those three characteristics? Because
Speaker 1: it explains everything, absolutely everything. What are they? No love
Speaker 1: of country? A lot of them hate it, of course,
Speaker 1: but they really just don't love it. They've never been
Speaker 1: taught to love it. They've never been taught America is great.
Speaker 1: Most of them are taught America is evil. And so
Speaker 1: when they look at rural, patriotic towns in North Carolina
Speaker 1: and Tennessee in Georgia, when they look at these rural
Speaker 1: counties that have been slaughtered in, wiped out, there's just
Speaker 1: nothing that stirs in them because America doesn't stir them.
Speaker 1: Americans don't stir them to action. There's nobody in this
Speaker 1: government who's had a single genuine moment of sadness about
Speaker 1: what's happening after Helene. None of them have no love
Speaker 1: of country. Two, no connection to the real world, to
Speaker 1: how normal people live. When your whole life has been
Speaker 1: this cushy existence, cushy cushy house, cushy universities, cushy media job.
Speaker 1: You live in a penthouse in New York, you work
Speaker 1: in all these fantas see places. You don't have any
Speaker 1: idea what it's like to have the bridges shut down,
Speaker 1: the roads washed out, and you're hauling in food and
Speaker 1: water by donkey, which is what's happening as we speak
Speaker 1: right now. Donkey. You don't have any idea what a
Speaker 1: donkey even smells like. If you're one of the people
Speaker 1: who run this country, doesn't smell great. I should note
Speaker 1: I have some experience with those either way, no love
Speaker 1: of country, no connection to the real world, and they
Speaker 1: see themselves as kings and queens. How does that apply? Well,
Speaker 1: it applies so much. Why is it? Why is it
Speaker 1: they'll send a bunch of money to Ukraine? Why is it?
Speaker 1: They'll bring in every illegal they possibly can. But as
Speaker 1: soon as Americans are in dire need and they need help,
Speaker 1: the American government says, oh gosh, I'd love to but
Speaker 1: show look at that fresh out of cash man. Love
Speaker 1: to do something, but I can't. They just don't care
Speaker 1: about the peasants, and they don't want to care about
Speaker 1: the peasants. And this is all because the government is
Speaker 1: evil and it has become transactional. He ever had a
Speaker 1: transactional friend in your life? Ever known somebody like this?
Speaker 1: Ever had a friend call you up? Haven't talked to
Speaker 1: you in forever? And he's so nice on the phone. Hey,
Speaker 1: jesse Man, I've missed you, buddy. Let's go grab a beer.
Speaker 1: I just want to catch up on old times. And
Speaker 1: I fall for it. Oh yeah, absolutely, let's go. And
Speaker 1: five minutes into it, I find out he wants to
Speaker 1: borrow my tools. Set am I pickup truck? And I
Speaker 1: say to myself, Oh, I'm just transactional to him. I
Speaker 1: don't mean anything to him. I'm transactional. He cares about
Speaker 1: me only for what I can provide for him, and
Speaker 1: beyond that, he wouldn't pee on me if I was
Speaker 1: on fire. That's exactly how the federal government thinks about you.
Speaker 1: You see what it was. The reason they'll send unending
Speaker 1: gobs of your money overseas is that money in power
Speaker 1: comes back to them through the defense industry, through lobbying.
Speaker 1: They get to act like there's some kind of freedom
Speaker 1: loving champion. The reason they'll bring in unending hordes of
Speaker 1: barbarians from countries all across the planet is because they're
Speaker 1: transactional people. Those illegals and legals they bring into this country.
Speaker 1: They provide cheap labor, they'll provide votes, they'll provide crime,
Speaker 1: which they love. It's transactional. They provide something for the
Speaker 1: evil people who run the country. If you're somebody in Tennessee,
Speaker 1: you have a little bit of an accent, probably go
Speaker 1: to church, love your family. What do you give them?
Speaker 1: What do you provide for the evil people who run
Speaker 1: this country? Nothing? Oh, they should care about you if
Speaker 1: they had any honor, any humanity, any sense of duty
Speaker 1: at all. They should, but they don't shoot. They left
Speaker 1: eleven counties in Georgia. Brian Kemp is not exactly some
Speaker 1: fire breathing anti communist, fairly milk toast. He is outraged.
Speaker 5: When the first emergency declarations came down, there was only
Speaker 5: eleven counties in that a lot of people were outraged,
Speaker 5: including me, because there was such devastation, and you know,
Speaker 5: up to ninety counties.
Speaker 1: So we called the White House.
Speaker 5: We spoke to the President's chief of staff, the THEMA administrator,
Speaker 5: and said, look, you're sending the signal that you're not
Speaker 5: paying attention to some of these rural communities.
Speaker 1: It's not that they're not paying attention, respectfully, Governor, they've
Speaker 1: paid attention. They don't care. People don't like when I
Speaker 1: say it because they don't want it to be true.
Speaker 1: But this government, if they thought it would help them
Speaker 1: keep power, they would preside over the death of every
Speaker 1: single one of you and not shed a single tear.
Speaker 1: Those are the people who leave the country. That's a fact.
Speaker 1: All right. Let's talk a little bit about the docks
Speaker 1: to port strike. A couple of things that we need
Speaker 1: to discuss there This has been a podcast from wor