Speaker 1: That Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a fantastic Monday, thrilled to be here. We
Speaker 1: are going to cover well, we're gonna do Metal of
Speaker 1: Honor Monday. Of course here in a second they we're
Speaker 1: going to talk about different mentalities because people will say
Speaker 1: things like, hey, that communist plan that's not going to work. Well,
Speaker 1: the rear Admiral Pete Buddha Jeedge is in the news,
Speaker 1: and we'll discuss that. We'll get to emails and we'll
Speaker 1: do so much more. But you know what time it is.
Speaker 1: It's the start of the second hour on Monday, and
Speaker 1: that means it's Medal of Honor Monday time. We take
Speaker 1: a Medal of Honor citation and we read it. That's it,
Speaker 1: we read it. When you earn a Medal of Honor,
Speaker 1: they will do a write up on you on what
Speaker 1: you did, known as a citation. Some are very unbelievably short,
Speaker 1: some are unbelievably long. The what I'm about to do
Speaker 1: is very very long. It just depends on who does
Speaker 1: the writing on it. But this one's from Vietnam. We
Speaker 1: got an email from this member. You can email the show.
Speaker 1: Love Hate, death threats and Medal of Honor suggestions if
Speaker 1: you like them. We got this email Pink Flower Jesse.
Speaker 1: Here's a Green Beret for Medal of Honor Monday. Look
Speaker 1: at Bernie Atkins. I know I should send the citation,
Speaker 1: but it's incredibly long and doesn't mention on top of
Speaker 1: fighting the viet Cong and the Vietnamese, they had a
Speaker 1: train and they had a tiger, or they had a
Speaker 1: trainee tiger that smelled blood. I didn't know that. Okay. Well,
Speaker 1: either way, without further ado from Vietnam, guys will never
Speaker 1: get the amount of respect they deserve. Here's one for
Speaker 1: Benny g Atkins. Born in Waurika, Oklahoma. Current population there
Speaker 1: is eighteen hundred tinytown in Oklahoma. Let's find out what
Speaker 1: he did, hey, honoring those he went above and beyond.
Speaker 1: It's Medal of Honor Monday. Sergeant first Class Benny g
Speaker 1: Atkins distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity at
Speaker 1: the risk of his life above a mean a call
Speaker 1: of duty while serving as an intelligence sergeant with Detachment
Speaker 1: A one zero two fifth Special Forces Group, First Special
Speaker 1: Forces during combat operations against an armed enemy at Camp
Speaker 1: a Shaw, Republic of Vietnam from March ninth to twelfth,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty six. When the camp was attacked by a
Speaker 1: large North Vietnamese and viet Cong force in the early
Speaker 1: morning hours, Sergeant first class Atkins rushed through intense enemy
Speaker 1: fire and manned a mortar position, continually adjusting fire for
Speaker 1: the camp despite incurring wounds as the mortar pit received
Speaker 1: several direct hits from enemy mortars. Upon learning that several
Speaker 1: soldiers were wounded near the center of the camp, he
Speaker 1: temporarily turned the mortar over to another soldier, ran through
Speaker 1: exploding mortar rounds, and dragged several comrades to safety. As
Speaker 1: the hostile fire subsided, Sergeant first class Atkins exposed himself
Speaker 1: to sporadic sniper fire while carrying his wounded comrades to
Speaker 1: the camp dispensary. When Sergeant first class Atkins and his
Speaker 1: group of defenders came under heavy small arms fire from
Speaker 1: members of the civilian Irregular Defense Group that had defected
Speaker 1: to fight with the North Vietnamese, he maneuvered outside the
Speaker 1: camp to evacuate a seriously wounded American and draw fire,
Speaker 1: all while successfully covering the rescue. When a resupply air
Speaker 1: drop landed outside of the camp perimeter. Sergeant first class
Speaker 1: Atkins again moved outside of the camp walls to retrieve
Speaker 1: much needed supplies. During the early early morning hours of
Speaker 1: March tenth, nineteen sixty six, enemy forces launched their main attack,
Speaker 1: and within two hours, Sergeant first class Atkins was the
Speaker 1: only man firing a mortar weapon. When all mortar rounds
Speaker 1: were expended, Sergeant first class Atkins began placing effective recoilst
Speaker 1: rifle fire upon enemy positions. Despite receiving additional wounds from
Speaker 1: enemy rounds exploding on his position, Sergeant first class Atkins
Speaker 1: fought off intense waves of attacking Vietcong. Sergeant first class
Speaker 1: Atkins eliminated numerous insurgents with small arms fire. After withdrawing
Speaker 1: to a communications bunker with several soldiers running extremely low
Speaker 1: on ammunition, he returned to the mortar pit, gathered vital ammunition,
Speaker 1: and ran through intense fire back to the bunker. After
Speaker 1: being ordered to evacuate the camp, Sergeant first class Atkins
Speaker 1: and a small group of soldiers destroyed all signal equipment
Speaker 1: and classified documents, dug their way out of the rear
Speaker 1: of the bunker, and fought their way out of the
Speaker 1: camp while carrying a wounded soldier to the extraction point,
Speaker 1: he learned that the last helicopter had already departed. Sergeant
Speaker 1: first Class Atkins led the group while evading the enemy
Speaker 1: until they were rescued by helicopter on March twelfth, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty six, during the thirty eight hour battle. In forty
Speaker 1: eight hours of escape and evasion, fighting with mortars, machine guns,
Speaker 1: recoiliss rifles, small arms, and hand grenades, it was estimated
Speaker 1: that Sergeant first Class Atkins had killed between one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty five and one hundred and seventy five of
Speaker 1: the enemy while sustaining eighteen different wounds to his body.
Speaker 1: Sergeant first Class Atkins' extraordinary heroism and selflessness above them
Speaker 1: beyond the call of duty, are in keeping with the
Speaker 1: highest traditions of the military service, and reflect great credit
Speaker 1: upon himself. Detachment A one zero two fifth Special Forces Group,
Speaker 1: first Special Forces in the United States Army dag Gone, Vietnam. Man.
Speaker 1: You know, I've been kind of nerding out on a
Speaker 1: bit of Vietnam recently. Yes, I'm still doing my Kama
Speaker 1: Kazi research, but I've been nerding out on a bunch
Speaker 1: of Vietnam stuff. And one thing that was amazing about
Speaker 1: that war and horrible about the war was they were
Speaker 1: really good too. They were the Vietnamese, the North Vietnamese,
Speaker 1: and the Viet Kong. Remember the viet Cong, they were
Speaker 1: the rebel guerrilla group in South Vietnam. There were North
Speaker 1: Vietnamese Army, those were the army regulars, but then there
Speaker 1: were Viet Kong in the south. Those are the ones
Speaker 1: who pretended to be farmers and things like that, and
Speaker 1: then they'd grab a rifle after night, after dark and
Speaker 1: go kill somebody with it. But they weren't untrained. Remember
Speaker 1: they had just fought the French. The French after World
Speaker 1: War II, the Vietnamese people wanted to expel the French
Speaker 1: because the French had colonized Vietnam back in the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 1: Vietnam is great for rubber, and rubber is huge, always
Speaker 1: will be huge, so Vietnam wanted all the rubber they
Speaker 1: colonized Vietnam. Finally, post World War two, the Vietnamese had
Speaker 1: had enough and decided to square off against them, and
Speaker 1: they beat the French army. I know you're laughing because
Speaker 1: it's the French army. But for a tiny country, like Vietnam.
Speaker 1: To defeat a country like France is a big deal.
Speaker 1: They defeated the French army and they learned a lot
Speaker 1: of things. All those tunnels. You remember hearing about all
Speaker 1: the tunnels. Surely if you know anything about Vietnam, you
Speaker 1: know that they have this huge underground network of tunnels,
Speaker 1: many of them connected. We're talking underground hospitals and places
Speaker 1: people sleep and under vast. It's vast. We didn't create
Speaker 1: that during our Vietnam War. That was created before the
Speaker 1: Vietnam War. Of course, they improved upon it and added
Speaker 1: to it during our Vietnam War. But these were people
Speaker 1: who had been fighting big boy countries for a very
Speaker 1: long time. And as it pertains to this, we would
Speaker 1: have camps and they would overrun them. We didn't win
Speaker 1: every engagement on the ground. These were very, very capable
Speaker 1: in filtraders, and they were true believers. Many of them
Speaker 1: were true believers. They started selling people Ho Chi Minh
Speaker 1: excuse me, was really selling people on dying for the
Speaker 1: Communist cause. And you could always find a true believer
Speaker 1: to do that. And there was one story I read
Speaker 1: where a camp, one of these camps, I believe it
Speaker 1: was a Special Forces camp had been overrun by these
Speaker 1: highly highly trained sappers in fil traders, and they got
Speaker 1: into the camp and killed a bunch of people, and
Speaker 1: of course a bunch of them had been killed as well. Look,
Speaker 1: you and filtrate a camp full of green Berets, you're
Speaker 1: gonna take some casualties too. But the guys who they
Speaker 1: had killed, I believe they had headbands on them. I
Speaker 1: think there were headbands that said we came here to die.
Speaker 1: Very difficult to defeat an enemy like that. And the
Speaker 1: Vietnam guys, our Vietnam guys, were thrown into a world
Speaker 1: of crap against a very capable enemy. And we had
Speaker 1: a lot of lions over there, a lot of lions
Speaker 1: over there, and they deserve all the respect in the world. Okay,
Speaker 1: enough of that, kitties, The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful Monday. Remember you can email the show love Hey,
Speaker 1: death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So people
Speaker 1: to Jed just catching some heat because now we have
Speaker 1: some records that show he's delaying air traffic control updates.
Speaker 1: We had planes running into each other, crashing, people were dying.
Speaker 1: Pete delayed those updates. But he spent eighty billion dollars
Speaker 1: on DEEI grants, what an idiot. He failed. That's why
Speaker 1: things didn't work. If you think like that, you don't
Speaker 1: understand what you're up against. I'll pair that with this
Speaker 1: headline German green agenda saw the electric grid costs double
Speaker 1: over the past decade. Ah, those idiot Germans. They went
Speaker 1: green and it failed. No, it didn't. It worked exactly
Speaker 1: as it was intended to work. Air traffic controllers not
Speaker 1: having enough of them and them not doing their jobs
Speaker 1: so people die. Would never be looked on as a
Speaker 1: failure by a communist like Pete Budhaget. It's looked at
Speaker 1: as a failure by you because you're somebody who wants
Speaker 1: things to work right. You care about people, You want
Speaker 1: things to work properly, you want things to improve. And
Speaker 1: so when someone takes over the Department of Transportation and
Speaker 1: promptly blows eighty billion dollars on a bunch of black
Speaker 1: lives matter, gay stuff, you think to yourself, Wow, what
Speaker 1: a failure. He should have hired air traffic controllers. But
Speaker 1: it's only a failure if you have the same goals.
Speaker 1: And this is what the right still does not understand.
Speaker 1: They don't share your goals. I'll tell you pause on this.
Speaker 1: We'll come back to it. I want to play you something.
Speaker 1: It's on the same subject. Don't worry, I'm not changing
Speaker 1: the subject. Pete Hegseth, new Secretary of Defense, came out
Speaker 1: put out this video talking about We're going to change
Speaker 1: the way officers get promoted in the military.
Speaker 2: Here, he was America's sons and daughters who serve in
Speaker 2: our military deserve the best leaders commanding them, which is
Speaker 2: why we need to reform the emotion system at DoD
Speaker 2: how we get those leaders. We're proud that Brigadier General
Speaker 2: Anthony Tata has just been confirmed as our Undersecretary of
Speaker 2: Defense for Personnel and Readiness. His predecessor, Jay Hurst, signed
Speaker 2: a memo tasking the services to support reforms that I've
Speaker 2: asked my friend Stu Scheller, you know him, to recommend
Speaker 2: changes by looking at the entirety of the selection and
Speaker 2: retention process for our military's officer corps, and that includes
Speaker 2: training in professional military education, officer valuations, promotions, and command selection.
Speaker 1: That was a bunch of words. What did you mean
Speaker 1: by any of that? Well, let me break it down
Speaker 1: if you actually look at the document and understand what happened.
Speaker 1: What has been happening under the Communists is officers in
Speaker 1: the military were promoted for being well loyal Communists DEI
Speaker 1: promotions all across the spectrum. That's why you see all
Speaker 1: kinds of pictures of some admiral in charge of a battleship,
Speaker 1: and it's some three hundred and fifty pound woman that
Speaker 1: doesn't look like she could outrun a freaking snail. And
Speaker 1: you look and you say, how in the world could
Speaker 1: that person get promoted. She's a woman, probably a lesbian too.
Speaker 1: How could this idiot get promoted? How could that idiot
Speaker 1: get promoted? How could that? The Communists took over the
Speaker 1: United States military and completely reform the system to promote
Speaker 1: only those loyal to them, which would of course prompt
Speaker 1: someone like you to say, why would they do that,
Speaker 1: That's going to weaken the military. That doesn't work. No,
Speaker 1: you have different goals. You care about your country, you
Speaker 1: care about the troops. You care about the military, so
Speaker 1: you want the military to have excellent leaders and become
Speaker 1: a supreme fighting force. The Communists doesn't share a single
Speaker 1: one of those goals. Not interested in any of that
Speaker 1: at all. Communist is. His goals are to take the
Speaker 1: United States military and use it for the revolution. So
Speaker 1: he will hand out generous rewards to his friends and
Speaker 1: he will punish his enemies. Why would Pete Buddha Jedge
Speaker 1: ignore air traffic control and hand out eighty billion dollars
Speaker 1: for gay black lives matter stuff? He has different goals
Speaker 1: than you. You care about planes dropping out of the sky.
Speaker 1: You don't want people to die. All these things are
Speaker 1: sad to you. Pete Bodha Jedge is an anti human.
Speaker 1: He couldn't give a crap less how many planes fall
Speaker 1: out of the sky. He is there to loot the treasury.
Speaker 1: He had been given a role as Department of Transportation head,
Speaker 1: and because he's a communist, raised to be a communist,
Speaker 1: he believed in using that position only for the revolution.
Speaker 1: He did not fail in any way in his mind.
Speaker 1: He had a different goal than you had. We used
Speaker 1: the example before of the mafia. If you walk into
Speaker 1: whatever area the Colombo's currently control of New York, and
Speaker 1: you handed him fifty million dollars and said, hey, here's
Speaker 1: fifty million dollars, would you please build us a school?
Speaker 1: What do you think they would do with that fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars. I think they'd put all fifty million into
Speaker 1: the school. You have different goals, completely different goals. Stop
Speaker 1: pointing out failures when they didn't fail at all. In
Speaker 1: many cases, they're designed to fail. But when you point
Speaker 1: out the failures of a communist to a communist and
Speaker 1: he laughs them off, it's because he doesn't think he failed.
Speaker 1: He thinks he succeeded. He succeeded in looting the treasury
Speaker 1: for his evil purposes, and that's his only goal. Now,
Speaker 1: speaking of failing, I believe I have failed as a father,
Speaker 1: and I will explain why in just a moment, and
Speaker 1: then we'll do some emails. Today is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Joe on a wonderful Monday. It's been a medal of
Speaker 1: Honor Monday. And we're about to get to some emails
Speaker 1: because I'm behind on those. But first I have to
Speaker 1: tell you that I failed as a father. I was
Speaker 1: in the car with Luke, my youngest son. This is yesterday.
Speaker 1: We're just cruising down and get a bike, and Luke
Speaker 1: starts talking to me about Kanye West and apparently the guy.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I don't do really pop culture stuff,
Speaker 1: so I'm really out of the loop on most of
Speaker 1: that stuff. But apparently he's completely lost his mind and
Speaker 1: was singing a song called Hale Hitler. Uh. I didn't
Speaker 1: even know that was a thing, Chris, have you heard
Speaker 1: of this? I would figure you would have or something
Speaker 1: you did. That's a real thing. Oh gosh, okay, Well,
Speaker 1: apparently he's singing a song called Hale Hitler, and my
Speaker 1: kid is just amazed by this whole thing. He said,
Speaker 1: dadd He started playing some Hitler's speech What's wrong with him?
Speaker 1: And I said Dad? I said Dad, I said, Luke. Listen,
Speaker 1: people when they get super famous and rich, they lose
Speaker 1: their mind lots of the time. It just happens. I
Speaker 1: don't know why, but when you get super famous and rich,
Speaker 1: you lose your mind lots of the time. And on
Speaker 1: my life. He looks at me totally deadpan, and he says, oh, well,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you don't have to worry about that. What
Speaker 1: a jerk. I don't know who raised that kid. He
Speaker 1: certainly didn't learn that from me. Probably his mother. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I remember you talking about the effect of this of
Speaker 1: speed in any battle you're in. You gave examples of
Speaker 1: different conquerors using it throughout history. With the documents Tulsa
Speaker 1: Gabbert just released, why haven't they been arrested yet? Also, well,
Speaker 1: I believe you're from the Ohio Valley, I am, And
Speaker 1: you never talk about the best pizza in the country.
Speaker 1: To Carlo's Pizza. Yes, to Carlos is freaking legit. I
Speaker 1: don't know if i'd say best in the country, but
Speaker 1: it might be okay. So what I have to be
Speaker 1: very careful about what I'm about to say, not because
Speaker 1: I'm worried about offending people, as you well know, I
Speaker 1: have to be careful because I don't want what I'm
Speaker 1: about to say to sound like I'm making pre excuses
Speaker 1: for Pam bonding. I am not. I am hard, have
Speaker 1: been hard, and will be hard on Pam bonding. That
Speaker 1: is just the way that's going to be. I have
Speaker 1: not been impressed so far, and I've been hard on
Speaker 1: her way too many Fox News appointments, way way too few.
Speaker 1: That's definitely not how you say that, too few arrests
Speaker 1: of government officials. I have been hard on Pam bonding.
Speaker 1: She just got the documentation, and remember we talked about
Speaker 1: how Obama filled up the government with communists for eight years.
Speaker 1: Were those same communists who did that with Barack Obama,
Speaker 1: the Lisa Monicos, the Anita Duns. They all went right
Speaker 1: back into office when Joe Biden took over, and they
Speaker 1: just did it for another four years, plus Trump's first
Speaker 1: four years. They didn't drain any of the swamp. So
Speaker 1: we have twelve years now, twelve years of the government
Speaker 1: being filled up with these people. The Department of Justice
Speaker 1: in particular, how do you picture it? I'll tell you
Speaker 1: how I picture it. It's one big building. It's full
Speaker 1: of a bunch of lawyers. Because it's the Department of Justice.
Speaker 1: Surely there is a line out the door for people
Speaker 1: trying to get a job with the DOJ because it
Speaker 1: would look great on the resume and it would be very,
Speaker 1: very prestigious. Is that not how you picture the DJ
Speaker 1: Chris Corey, Okay, that's how you generally picture it. However,
Speaker 1: it's just like any other organization personnel's policy. There are
Speaker 1: only so many positions, and the communists have filled it
Speaker 1: up for twelve years. Bondi, one thing I will definitely
Speaker 1: give her credit for, has been slowly draining it. Many
Speaker 1: of them resigned. She's getting rid of others, James Comy's
Speaker 1: daughter being one of those. She's getting rid of others. Now,
Speaker 1: let's pause on that for a moment. Have you ever
Speaker 1: wondered or marveled at how vicious communists can be to people,
Speaker 1: how vicious and mean they can be when they get
Speaker 1: an opponent. Maybe it's a traitor to their cause, maybe
Speaker 1: it's just anyone who threatens their cause, But how vicious
Speaker 1: they can be. They're not vicious just because they're soul esteemons.
Speaker 1: They're vicious because the communists understand the value of making
Speaker 1: an exact of someone. They've always understood the value of
Speaker 1: making an example of someone. The legal profession mainly because
Speaker 1: of law schools, but there are other reasons too. The
Speaker 1: illegal profession in this country is unbelievably left wing Communists, Communists,
Speaker 1: communists all throughout it. That's the legal profession. Also, combine
Speaker 1: that with the fact that lawyers who have worked for
Speaker 1: Trump have been destroyed. We've had lawyers who have worked
Speaker 1: for Trump who have lost their career because they worked
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. Why did the communists do that, not
Speaker 1: just to punish that individual lawyer, but to send a
Speaker 1: message to any future lawyers. You are not allowed to
Speaker 1: defend the right, you are not allowed to work with
Speaker 1: the right, or we will crush you, will dispar you,
Speaker 1: we'll have you arrested. Pam BONDI doesn't have the personnel.
Speaker 1: I know they're working to fill those positions, and I
Speaker 1: believe they will fill those positions. But I'll tell you,
Speaker 1: as the layman, I picture a lion. Surely there's a
Speaker 1: line of conservative lawyers out the door who want to
Speaker 1: work for the DOJ and build that resume resume. No,
Speaker 1: there aren't. They watched what happened to the last ones,
Speaker 1: and they say, well, why would I go work at
Speaker 1: the DOJ. Trump is gone in three and a half
Speaker 1: years from now. Then I have that on my resume,
Speaker 1: and I can't get hired anywhere else in the country.
Speaker 1: I lose my entire career. That's why the communists have
Speaker 1: been making examples of conservative lawyers everywhere they can find them,
Speaker 1: crush them, make a public spectacle out of crushing them,
Speaker 1: and let that serve as an example to everyone else.
Speaker 1: It's very very effective. Yeah, I know it's vicious and
Speaker 1: it's evil, it's wrong and all that, but it's very
Speaker 1: very effective. We can't find enough lawyers to staff the DOJ.
Speaker 1: That's wild. But that's where we are. Here's what else
Speaker 1: is wild. This was the victory party for Omar Fete
Speaker 1: after winning the Democrat endorsement in Minneapolis. The next minute
Speaker 1: of Minneapolis, why he started? Why did so?
Speaker 2: I'm either thinking of Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: A reminder that mass immigration does not become suddenly wonderful
Speaker 1: just because politicians make it legal. It's not only illegal
Speaker 1: immigration that is bad. Legal immigration and mass is just
Speaker 1: as bad. And we still have not managed to purge
Speaker 1: the Republican Party of people who think like this. Here's
Speaker 1: braindead idiot Marie Salazar out of Florida.
Speaker 3: We give them dignity. At some point in the future,
Speaker 3: another legislator will write another law to give them paths
Speaker 3: of citizenship. Right now, what we need to do is
Speaker 3: to buy peace for these people, allow them to stay,
Speaker 3: to continue working because they're needed. You see. It's what
Speaker 3: I'm trying to do, is to bring some common sense,
Speaker 3: which is the least common of all senses, to this conversation.
Speaker 1: Maria Salazar, James Langford. There are many many others snakes
Speaker 1: inside of the Republican Party who, having given our country
Speaker 1: away to as many foreigners as they possibly can. Now,
Speaker 1: try to write legislation that guarantees they get to stay here.
Speaker 1: Now we have our great cities represented by these people.
Speaker 1: The next minut of Minneapolis, why he started? Why so
Speaker 1: I'm either thing of Minneapolis? Hard pass on that. Let's
Speaker 1: do some emails. Next, it is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a fantastic Monday. Member. If you miss any part
Speaker 1: of the show. The podcast is free. iHeart Spotify iTunes,
Speaker 1: download it right on your phone. Enjoy it at your leisure.
Speaker 1: Don't roll your eyes when I say it like that, Chris,
Speaker 1: I used to say leisure, but now I'm educated. No, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's right. I start. Now, I've started. When I drink
Speaker 1: a cup of coffee, I'll put my pinky up. I'm
Speaker 1: going to get a monocle. I actually probably what, Chris,
Speaker 1: I've always wondered, how does that stay in there? There's
Speaker 1: no way that can be very secure with the what? What? What?
Speaker 1: You have to scrunch your face? Why would I want
Speaker 1: to scrunch my face up all the time? That's that's
Speaker 1: It does look fancy though with a monocle, though, you
Speaker 1: do have to add a cane and you and I
Speaker 1: have had this discussion before. What don't make that face?
Speaker 1: You and I have had this discussion before. I really
Speaker 1: want a cane, I won't. It's not just the twirling.
Speaker 1: I want one that either has a sword in it
Speaker 1: or one of those ones that shoots a gun. I
Speaker 1: know those dirty Russians had one. They killed that one guy.
Speaker 1: And what Chris, they did? They killed that guy in
Speaker 1: London about it? You're so dumb. You don't understand this
Speaker 1: stuff like I do. You don't understand the spy game, Chris,
Speaker 1: the way I do. Hey, Jesse, how close is the
Speaker 1: US dollar to collapse? Why isn't anyone talking about it
Speaker 1: as much as they should? Well, obviously, you know you
Speaker 1: hear me talk about it all the time. Collapse is
Speaker 1: a strong word. It's already happening. You are twenty four
Speaker 1: percent poorer than you were back in twenty twenty. You
Speaker 1: are twenty four percent poorer because government keeps spending and
Speaker 1: printing money. Inflation has not gone down, is not Prices
Speaker 1: have not returned to where they were, and government spending
Speaker 1: and printing coincidentally has not returned to where it is now.
Speaker 1: And so what will happen from here is very similar
Speaker 1: to a family. Maybe you've been here that is buried
Speaker 1: in debt. You make one hundred thousand dollars a year,
Speaker 1: but you owe so much more money. And at first
Speaker 1: you can weather that storm. You can make those payments.
Speaker 1: We're behind a little bit on the car. Let's pay
Speaker 1: this car. We won't pay that car. Well, the mortgage payment.
Speaker 1: Let's make sure that hey, we could probably cancel insurance.
Speaker 1: We won't take a vacation this year. So you will,
Speaker 1: slowly but surely, as a country start to make do
Speaker 1: with less. You you will find that your dollar doesn't
Speaker 1: go as far. You will look around one day and
Speaker 1: see that your standard of living is lower than your parents,
Speaker 1: and you will start asking why I don't understand. I
Speaker 1: don't understand. It's because of government spending and printing. It's
Speaker 1: not probably going to be a collapse all at once.
Speaker 1: Of the dollar debt continues to pile up and pile up,
Speaker 1: and pile up and pile up with no end in sight.
Speaker 1: And as it piles up, what we will be is
Speaker 1: a less reliable person to loan money to. You understand
Speaker 1: why people with bad credit get higher interest rates, people
Speaker 1: with good credit get lower interest rates. That's because people
Speaker 1: with bad credit are risky. They're a riskier person to
Speaker 1: loan money to, so you charge them more for that money.
Speaker 1: America is already seeing higher interest rates because we need
Speaker 1: people to buy our debt. The interest rates will go up.
Speaker 1: As the interest rates go up, everything kind of snowballs
Speaker 1: on itself, and the value of your dollar at the
Speaker 1: end of the road goes down, your standard of living
Speaker 1: goes down. You're in the middle of the US dollar collapse.
Speaker 1: I don't waste as I don't waste as much time
Speaker 1: on it as as I used to do, just because
Speaker 1: no one cares. Every time you get a Republican in there,
Speaker 1: Republican House, Republican Senate, Republican president, you hold out some
Speaker 1: kind of hope that there may be some kind of
Speaker 1: cut here there. But there's just no interest in that
Speaker 1: at all. None. There's no appetite for it. Everybody, every president,
Speaker 1: Republican and Democrat, they all want to do big things. Oh,
Speaker 1: we got a trillion dollar I mean we had Trump
Speaker 1: bragging about it. We got a trillion dollar defense budget,
Speaker 1: bragged about it. Uh, Why we're thirty seven trillion dollars
Speaker 1: in debt and we're not at war. Why do we
Speaker 1: need a trillion dollar defense budget? That's insane? But again,
Speaker 1: no one cares what I just said. I'll have a
Speaker 1: bunch of email. I'll have a bunch of hatred. Oh
Speaker 1: you can't credit tried? No, no, no, I can. I
Speaker 1: absolutely can, because as the dollar continues to go down,
Speaker 1: your life will get worse. And as your life continues
Speaker 1: to get worse, I'll keep getting emails from people say
Speaker 1: I don't understand. I'm explaining it right now. You cannot
Speaker 1: spend two trillion dollars a year more than you take
Speaker 1: in as a government without the people themselves getting smashed.
Speaker 1: You can't. But no one wants to cut it. Senate
Speaker 1: doesn't want to cut it. Either House doesn't want to
Speaker 1: cut it. Democrats done, Republicans don't. That's the point I've
Speaker 1: made a thousand times, Chris. How many Congressmen, senators, presidents?
Speaker 1: How many have lost their reelection because they spent too
Speaker 1: much money? Zero? Not one in my entire lifetime has
Speaker 1: lost because of that. We've had incumbents who have lost.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong, but that's never been the rallying
Speaker 1: cry of the people who ran against them. People don't care.
Speaker 1: Jesse happy birthday. Oh please, that was yesterday, And you know,
Speaker 1: I don't want to focus on the fact that I
Speaker 1: turned forty four yesterday. I am not a selfish person.
Speaker 1: I'm a person who who makes it about others. So
Speaker 1: I'll say this. Yesterday, somehow it got out that it
Speaker 1: was my birthday, and yesterday I had so much love
Speaker 1: pour in just emails and texts and social media of
Speaker 1: people to tell me how much I mean to them
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, like this one started listening to
Speaker 1: you this year. You had me at Red Lobster. I
Speaker 1: was in the work truck and lost it. The void
Speaker 1: that rush left has finally been filled. Political talk, but
Speaker 1: also funny in a historian, you're the only one that
Speaker 1: has that thanks for making my workday hum along. You
Speaker 1: get enough messages like that on your birthday, eventually you
Speaker 1: sit back and you have a moment of self reflection
Speaker 1: and you realize I'm really important. I'm a huge, important celebrity.
Speaker 1: What Chris, Why famous people going crazy? Chris? That's not me.
Speaker 1: I was always like this, you know. That's that's at
Speaker 1: least what Obbs says when when I were Whenever I
Speaker 1: complained or someone complains about something, I've done. She always says, Oh,
Speaker 1: he's always been like this. I don't know why, Jesse.
Speaker 1: I would visit uh he said late night after work.
Speaker 1: I would visit it uh an after work watering hole.
Speaker 1: But I've decided to change my ways and find myself
Speaker 1: visiting high end places like White Castle and even McDonald's instead.
Speaker 1: As you say, as long as you're struggling, you're winning.
Speaker 1: He might be baby steps now, but they are steps
Speaker 1: nonetheless in the right direction, one hundred percent true. You
Speaker 1: got a vice you're trying to dump. If you have
Speaker 1: to replace it with another one that's maybe not quite
Speaker 1: as bad, then do it. March forward. I love White Castle.
Speaker 1: That reminds me of that time I brought home those
Speaker 1: frozen White Castle burgers and ob in a fit of
Speaker 1: rage he giving the kids too much junk, threw them out. Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 1: she threw them out. I'm still upset about the whole thing.
Speaker 1: All right, Let's talk briefly, very briefly about Cobert getting canceled.
Speaker 1: I don't care about that, But why do democrats? Why
Speaker 1: are why are democrats really rallying against that? Hang on