Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and asked Doctor Jesse Friday,
Speaker 1: we'll talk a little Trump's ag picked this hour. I'm
Speaker 1: just going through your questions. Why is Utah having a
Speaker 1: hard time getting its GOP in order? What happens if
Speaker 1: the illegals flood into the Blue States to or for protection?
Speaker 1: Have my thoughts on vivek change. They actually have a
Speaker 1: little bit all that and so much more coming up
Speaker 1: this hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
Speaker 1: before we get to any of that stuff, I want
Speaker 1: to tackle something really important first. I had a chance
Speaker 1: last night. It's been a while few weeks with a
Speaker 1: lot going on, but I had a chance last night
Speaker 1: to sit and just just be by myself for a
Speaker 1: little bit and reflect on something. You know how we
Speaker 1: were talking last night about go and monkey hunting for
Speaker 1: those monkeys that have escaped. And I said, what, Chris,
Speaker 1: I said that, remember how you agreed that we were
Speaker 1: gonna go.
Speaker 2: Monkey hunting only bladed weapons? You did? I thought you
Speaker 2: did agreed. I remember you agreeing.
Speaker 1: I thought, well, whatever you need to come along Chris
Speaker 1: as an assistant, all right, you can carry my weapons.
Speaker 1: So I said that we were gonna go bladed weapons only,
Speaker 1: and maybe some blunt weapons like a mace or something
Speaker 1: like that. I think we also need to include nets.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna now, Chris, listen, these things are fast.
Speaker 1: They bounce around some.
Speaker 2: Kind of net.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen the movies. I'm sure these things
Speaker 1: exist where you shoot a net at something and it
Speaker 1: got sawt.
Speaker 2: In Jurassic Park. So it's got to exist.
Speaker 1: You shoot a net at something and it kind of
Speaker 1: wraps around it. I think I think that's the technique
Speaker 1: for the monkeys.
Speaker 2: What, Chris, what.
Speaker 1: Do they use nets in gladiator fights? As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, they did. Gladiator fights are interesting, beast if
Speaker 1: you ever dig into these and all citizens on Roman history.
Speaker 1: So there were there were really three different when there
Speaker 1: was a big day, a big gladiator day. There were
Speaker 1: really three different portions traditionally of a gladiator day. And
Speaker 1: do keep in mind ninety nine percent of the gladiator
Speaker 1: games did not take place in the Roman Colisseum that
Speaker 1: was the biggest and most important, But gladiatorial games took
Speaker 1: place all over the Roman Empire. Okay, they actually touched
Speaker 1: on that a little bit in the movie Gladiator, how
Speaker 1: you kind of have the outskirts and you work your
Speaker 1: way up.
Speaker 2: You want to be in the coliseum. That's the professionals whatever.
Speaker 1: So it had three parts to gladiatorial combat. The first
Speaker 1: part was the execution oftentimes gruesome, gruesome execution of prisoners.
Speaker 1: This was handled in gladiator games. I know, it's a
Speaker 1: little bit nasty to think about. It was kind of
Speaker 1: like the halftime show. People were there for gladiatorial combat,
Speaker 1: that's what they wanted to see, but they would bring
Speaker 1: out it's kind of an entertainment. Hey, the fighters are
Speaker 1: getting set up, let's watch this murderer get eaten by
Speaker 1: a leopard, and they would bring him out and you'd
Speaker 1: have the Yeah, I know, Chris.
Speaker 2: It was kind of cool.
Speaker 1: The problem was it was cool until they started doing
Speaker 1: it to Christians just for believing in Jesus. Then it
Speaker 1: got a little bit uncool. Christ you should know you
Speaker 1: people were not exempt from this either. They were dragging
Speaker 1: Jews into the coliseum as well.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Once it turned into religious persecution, it got a lot
Speaker 1: less cool. It's cool when you say, hey, let's bring
Speaker 1: out some child predators and let's just have them trampled
Speaker 1: by elephants. That's sweet, right, kind of not so sweet
Speaker 1: when you're doing it.
Speaker 2: For religious purposes. But anyway, that was one portion.
Speaker 1: So one portion was the public execution and torture of prisoners.
Speaker 1: The other portion was Gladiator. On Gladiator, now, Chris asked
Speaker 1: about the nets, because anyone who's seen the movie Gladiator
Speaker 1: knows this or has read anything about this.
Speaker 2: You see guys, various guys. Some guy would have a.
Speaker 1: Sword and a shield, another guy would have two swords.
Speaker 1: Another guy would have a long trident, a long spear
Speaker 1: with a net attached to it.
Speaker 2: I want you to think about this like.
Speaker 1: Professional wrestling is probably the best way I can do it,
Speaker 1: only this is for real different fighters. Remember the fighters,
Speaker 1: while yes, they were mostly slaves. There were some freedmen
Speaker 1: who did it, but they were mostly slaves. They were
Speaker 1: the professional athletes of their time. Slavery in most of
Speaker 1: the ancient world there were many, many, many, many, many
Speaker 1: different degrees to it. When we Americans think about slavery,
Speaker 1: we are automatically revolted by it, and I'm glad we are,
Speaker 1: because what do we think about We think about black
Speaker 1: slavery here, which was chattel slavery and whippings, and it
Speaker 1: was just awful and every part of it was just
Speaker 1: inhumane and awful and terrible. And oh, you're wrong, that's
Speaker 1: been a ton of slavery. But there was slavery all
Speaker 1: over the ancient world where yeah, you were a slave,
Speaker 1: you weren't paid, but you actually had a wonderful life.
Speaker 1: In Rome, the tutors of the rich were oftentimes there
Speaker 1: were slaves. You ate like a king, You slept in
Speaker 1: a wonderful bed, You actually had people who worked for you.
Speaker 1: You taught the rich guy math, you taught his son math,
Speaker 1: and you had a wonderful life. But then there was
Speaker 1: it could run the gamut, you know, there was the
Speaker 1: dark side of it where you're a comely young lady
Speaker 1: from gaul and you just got purchased by somebody and
Speaker 1: the rest of your natural life is not going to
Speaker 1: be played.
Speaker 2: Okay, you get the idea.
Speaker 1: Slaves. Most of the gladiators were slaves. And I have
Speaker 1: no idea why I got off on this. Most of
Speaker 1: the gladi were slaves.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 1: It was not a bad life if you were good
Speaker 1: at it. Yes, the the Rome, the gladiator training schools,
Speaker 1: they were run by private individuals.
Speaker 2: Think of it like an owner of a football team.
Speaker 1: You would buy your gladiators, you would train your gladiators,
Speaker 1: and the discipline was very brutal, torture, death, all those things,
Speaker 1: and the life was very hard, because it's the life
Speaker 1: of a professional athlete in a blood sport.
Speaker 2: The life was very, very hard.
Speaker 1: But if you got good at it, if you started
Speaker 1: bringing in money for the owner of your gladiators school,
Speaker 1: he would he would want to reward you cash. Women
Speaker 1: like again, like the professional athletes of today or radio hosts,
Speaker 1: women just throw themselves at them what Chris seriously, But
Speaker 1: like the professional athletes of our day, women would throw themselves.
Speaker 1: You would be signing autographs. There were guys who were
Speaker 1: gladiators who earned their freedom and stayed gladiators because of
Speaker 1: the life it could give you if you were good
Speaker 1: at it. Anyway, So the three parts of the gladiator
Speaker 1: fights were that or I didn't get into the third
Speaker 1: one yet. I'll get into it in a moment. So
Speaker 1: first you had the torture and murder of criminals. Second
Speaker 1: you had the gladiator on gladiator combat. And I said,
Speaker 1: think of it like professional wrestling, where they also had
Speaker 1: different styles with different weapons, and yes, one of the
Speaker 1: weapons styles was the net and the trident.
Speaker 2: And very similar to like mma today.
Speaker 1: You wanted to see how's the boxer gonna fare against
Speaker 1: the wrestler.
Speaker 2: How did you get that? It was? It would do
Speaker 2: it would do that.
Speaker 1: And then there was actually the most risky part of
Speaker 1: gladiatorial combat. Yes you could die, and yes they did
Speaker 1: die when the men fought each other, but often often
Speaker 1: the fights were not to the death, and there's a
Speaker 1: reason for that. Remember, yes he's a slave, but he's
Speaker 1: a commodity. He provides, he provides value, especially if he
Speaker 1: has any skill at all. So I own a gladiatorial school.
Speaker 1: Chris owns a gladiatorial school. Obviously my guys would be
Speaker 1: better paid. But we clear that we both have investments
Speaker 1: in these guys. We had to buy them, we have
Speaker 1: to train them, we have to feed them, we have
Speaker 1: to everything. So when Chris agrees to put his best
Speaker 1: fighter against my best fighter, maybe it will end up
Speaker 1: in death, after all, your fighting with swords and spears.
Speaker 1: But Chris and I have an understanding that it's better
Speaker 1: if our guys can fight another day. So if possible,
Speaker 1: if you can get out of it without killing them.
Speaker 1: They would want that. I'm not saying it was safe. Again,
Speaker 1: they died, but that was not all the time. The
Speaker 1: most dangerous form of gladiatorial combat was part three, the
Speaker 1: halftime show You Kill the Criminals Prime Time. The gladiators
Speaker 1: fight each other, but then they had to fight animals.
Speaker 1: And those gladiators had the shortest life span of any gladiator.
Speaker 1: Did you know that shortest life span? And it was
Speaker 1: a specialty if you were if you were an animal fighter,
Speaker 1: you didn't fight other guys. It wouldn't that was what
Speaker 1: you trained in. That was a specialty. And look, I
Speaker 1: really I joke about the monkey thing. I wouldn't like
Speaker 1: to do that. I don't have any desire to kill monkeys.
Speaker 1: I'm not some animal rights guy. I have no problem,
Speaker 1: you know, shooting a deer or something like that, filling
Speaker 1: up the freezer. But I don't want to hack and
Speaker 1: kill animals.
Speaker 2: It's not me.
Speaker 1: I love animals, to be honest, so I don't. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't want to do it, but part of me thinks
Speaker 1: I'd want to see it. Picture looking at a gladiator
Speaker 1: in a big open colosseum with a spear taking on
Speaker 1: a rhinoceros that wasn't just something from the movies that happened,
Speaker 1: and it was whoever dies, that's it. You know, the
Speaker 1: rhino's not gonna grant you mercy. It's it was the
Speaker 1: most deadly form of combat because the animal's not gonna
Speaker 1: tap out. Hey, here's a trident and a net. There's
Speaker 1: a lion. Best of luck, wild right, tell.
Speaker 2: Me you wouldn't watch, you'd watch, you'd watch.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
Speaker 1: asked doctor Jesse Friday member, you can still email the
Speaker 1: show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. You can leave
Speaker 1: us a voicemail eight seven seven three seven seven four
Speaker 1: three seven three Doctor Jesse. The subject is do you
Speaker 1: trust Vivek? Have your thoughts on Vivec changed or if not,
Speaker 1: is there anything he could do to change your mind? Personally?
Speaker 1: I caucused for Vivek and Iowa, but I'm cheering for
Speaker 1: a primary of Vance versus Vivek, so on and so forth.
Speaker 1: All right, So yes they have and know they haven't.
Speaker 1: So allow me to explain. I don't trust me Veck
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: It's not that he doesn't say wonderful things. Honestly, everything
Speaker 1: he says is kind of perfect. He's after talking about
Speaker 1: eliminating government agencies. Everything he says has been perfect. It
Speaker 1: really has been. But I think maybe you're seeing him
Speaker 1: different than I see him. The stances he's taking now,
Speaker 1: they're very very.
Speaker 2: New, very new.
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking like he came around in the
Speaker 1: last ten years. In the last couple of years, he
Speaker 1: came around and miraculously he came on like Gangbusters and
Speaker 1: sounded like you like me, out of the blue during
Speaker 1: a primary and sounded really really good. But there was
Speaker 1: something else that happened during that primary. Now pause on
Speaker 1: that something else for a moment. Let's look at Vivek's
Speaker 1: life and extremely impressive, extremely successful business here, business there.
Speaker 1: This is an ambitious, highly intelligent human being, highly intelligent,
Speaker 1: highly ambitious. We know that his private life has shown that,
Speaker 1: and I like that. I'm not complaining about ambition. Back
Speaker 1: to the primary, All of a sudden, he is a
Speaker 1: right wing lunatic like you like me, runs in a primary,
Speaker 1: runs hard, runs really really really really really hard against
Speaker 1: Ron DeSantis, blasting away over and over again, never has
Speaker 1: a negative word to say to Donald Trump. Then maybe
Speaker 1: you're sitting there saying, Jesse, you just yeah, you're bad
Speaker 1: about the DeSantis. No, you don't understand. I don't give
Speaker 1: a crap about the primary. I moved on past that
Speaker 1: a long time ago. What does that show you? Why
Speaker 1: would you do that? Well, if you're a guy named
Speaker 1: and you're very ambitious, and you're highly highly intelligent, is
Speaker 1: there a better way to become a star on the
Speaker 1: right than by taking every right wing position possible and
Speaker 1: then get into Trump's good graces by attacking his main
Speaker 1: primary opponent and never attacking him. No, if you could
Speaker 1: lay out the way to do that, that's what he did.
Speaker 1: And now he has become kind of a darling on
Speaker 1: the right.
Speaker 2: He has been.
Speaker 1: And if we're to believe what Trump is saying, and
Speaker 1: there's no reason not to believe it right now, he'll
Speaker 1: have a part in Trump's administration. Now, all that said,
Speaker 1: I have come around definitely on this. I could be wrong,
Speaker 1: by the way, about the motivations. I don't claim to
Speaker 1: know a man's heart, but I know what I see.
Speaker 1: I've come around on this aspect of it. Even if
Speaker 1: he's pretending, even if this is all just about being
Speaker 1: the GOP nominee, in twenty eight, and I believe it
Speaker 1: is cross my heart and hope to die. Viviv will
Speaker 1: be running hard in that primary. But even if that's
Speaker 1: what this is for, I can use people's ambition for
Speaker 1: my good. What have I told you about politicians? They're
Speaker 1: all rental cars, every one of them, even ones you
Speaker 1: love a lot. You use them to get where you're
Speaker 1: going and dump them the second you're done getting there,
Speaker 1: because they'll do the same to you. I promise they will,
Speaker 1: all of them. Vivic is no different, even if he's
Speaker 1: quote pretending or doesn't really believe in a lot of
Speaker 1: this stuff. If he's going to get in there and
Speaker 1: start carving up government agencies, firing government employees, streamlining the
Speaker 1: way government is done, well what do I give a
Speaker 1: crap of His motivations aren't totally pure.
Speaker 2: If he's doing it.
Speaker 1: So he can be the GOP nominee in twenty eight
Speaker 1: and he's not doing it to save the country, why
Speaker 1: would I care.
Speaker 2: At least he's doing it. We need someone to do it.
Speaker 2: So No, I don't trust him. I'm not that way.
Speaker 1: I don't trust any of them, none of them. I
Speaker 1: don't trust a Santus. I don't trust Trump. I don't
Speaker 1: trust anybody nobody in politics none. I'm not saying they're
Speaker 1: all bad. I just inherently am distrustful of people in power,
Speaker 1: especially politicians. I don't trust any of them, but I
Speaker 1: believe many of them.
Speaker 2: Can be used to get where we're going. That's what
Speaker 2: I believe.
Speaker 1: And so far Vivex sounds like a man who is
Speaker 1: interested in getting us where we need to go. What
Speaker 1: is motivations for that are not my problem. If we
Speaker 1: can use him, let's use him. If he becomes a problem,
Speaker 1: just like that rental car, dump it on the side
Speaker 1: of the road. All right. And I got this email
Speaker 1: Simplifier Oracle condolences for your father. He talks about Rondo Santus.
Speaker 1: I think he should be Trump's AG. I know ego
Speaker 1: and personal animosity issues meant he would never be VP,
Speaker 1: but I hope of his sense of duty to the
Speaker 1: country would allow him to be AG. So little Birdie
Speaker 1: I talked to told me, in no uncertain terms, I
Speaker 1: don't know about DeSantis.
Speaker 2: Is interest in it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to act like I do, but in
Speaker 1: no uncertain terms, DeSantis's name was brought up to Trump
Speaker 1: as his potential ag and it could not possibly have
Speaker 1: been shot down any faster than any more loudly. Like
Speaker 1: I've told you many many times, those two men despise
Speaker 1: each other. Their people don't, their bases do not. But
Speaker 1: those two men despise each other, and they will not
Speaker 1: be working together as an administration. DeSantis is going to
Speaker 1: keep running Florida like a boss. Trump hopefully will keep
Speaker 1: running America like a boss. And that's just the way
Speaker 1: it goes. Sometimes everyone on the team doesn't get along.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Show on a Friday, and ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday motoring through the show today, what an
Speaker 1: incredible week it has been. I hope you are going
Speaker 1: to enjoy yourself this weekend. And if I may suggest,
Speaker 1: get some rest. I didn't mean for that to rhyme,
Speaker 1: but that was awesome. Thank you, Corey, thank you. I
Speaker 1: do what I can here. If I may, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: use that a lot.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: We need to tell Chris whenever he gets back here,
Speaker 1: if I may suggest, let's get some rest.
Speaker 2: No, seriously, you did good. It's been a good week, Jesse.
Speaker 1: If some state governors try to shield illegal immigrants, then
Speaker 1: the immigrants probably would flood into the sanctuary states, and
Speaker 1: it would be a big problem for those states. Your thoughts, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm worried about that, for our Blue state brethren, for
Speaker 1: all the anti communists listening to me in Illinois and
Speaker 1: California and places like that.
Speaker 2: There are I read you or I played for you.
Speaker 1: Massachusetts, the Massachusetts got his comments.
Speaker 2: JB. Pritzker made comments pretty much similar.
Speaker 4: To anyone who intends to come take away the freedom
Speaker 4: and opportunity and dignity of Illinoisans. I would remind you
Speaker 4: that a happy warrior is still a warrior. You come
Speaker 4: for my people, you come through me.
Speaker 1: So I've had some very encouraging conversations I've been telling
Speaker 1: you about this with about Trump's people, about Trump's plan,
Speaker 1: about the mass deportation thing. They're not backing off, They're
Speaker 1: not slowing down. He appears to be packing his administration
Speaker 1: with people who are dead set on getting these people
Speaker 1: out of the country.
Speaker 2: That's a good thing. Another good thing.
Speaker 1: I was asking a former Ice special agent logistically, how
Speaker 1: does this work? How does it look? And he was
Speaker 1: talking about their ability under the law to pretty much
Speaker 1: deputize state police agencies, local police agencies to en list
Speaker 1: them and the help, because it's not as if you
Speaker 1: don't know where these people are. Everyone in your area
Speaker 1: knows where the illegals are. Every single person does. How
Speaker 1: would that look in the state of Texas, the ICE
Speaker 1: doesn't have the man powered around everyone up, but they
Speaker 1: don't have to. Texas rangers can help you. Go through
Speaker 1: the various red counties in Texas. You go to the
Speaker 1: sheriff's department and list them and list their help. They
Speaker 1: make contact with an illegal for any reason, boom, arrested, deported, gone.
Speaker 1: You have legions of people who can and will help.
Speaker 1: The problem, a huge problem. We're going to run into.
Speaker 1: The border itself will get secured. The tide will be
Speaker 1: stopped or at least slowed down. It can never be
Speaker 1: stopped completely, it will be slowed down. And in red
Speaker 1: states states like mine in Texas, the deportation will begin
Speaker 1: and there's gonna be a lot of it. The question
Speaker 1: is how much authority? How much of a fight is
Speaker 1: it between the Trump and aministration, the federal government and
Speaker 1: these blue states. Remember, states do have lots of power.
Speaker 1: Now you can yell that they don't have power about
Speaker 1: immigration laws, and I agree with you. You're correct. About that,
Speaker 1: But what do you do if they take the resistance
Speaker 1: as far as they might. I told you, remember what
Speaker 1: I used to say under the Biden administration, when they
Speaker 1: were filling up the country with that many millions and
Speaker 1: millions of illegals, rapists and murderers and all this other stuff.
Speaker 1: What did I say the red state governors should do.
Speaker 1: They should come up with their own immigration plans, deport
Speaker 1: people themselves, secure the border themselves, and then dare the
Speaker 1: federal government to come in and try to stop them
Speaker 1: from doing it. Essentially defy the federal government to protect
Speaker 1: your state and your people. And I still believe they
Speaker 1: should have done that. I believe they failed us. There's
Speaker 1: no way we should have to withstand fifteen to twenty
Speaker 1: million illegals every time a Democrat gets elected. That can't
Speaker 1: go on. But anyway, let's flip it now. But we're
Speaker 1: gonna have the Feds. We're at least gonna have ICE
Speaker 1: in a lot of these people. What if what if
Speaker 1: Democrats do what they often do prove to Republicans what
Speaker 1: political will actually is. What if you go marching into
Speaker 1: Massachusetts you're an ICE task force, you go marching in
Speaker 1: there to round some people up and you find yourself
Speaker 1: face to face with the Massachusetts State Police, who are
Speaker 1: under orders there to stop you. Now, we know the
Speaker 1: red state governors never had the stones to pull that off.
Speaker 1: Are you sure the blue state governors don't, Because the
Speaker 1: history that I've seen is Democrats will go for broke
Speaker 1: because they're crazy communists and because they're always trying to
Speaker 1: move that needle that way.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting development.
Speaker 1: But if you're an ilegal in this country, tell me
Speaker 1: you're not already packing your bags for californ or Colorado
Speaker 1: or any one of these places.
Speaker 2: WHOA, We're a sanctuary place. Well that's where I beheaded,
Speaker 2: dear oracle.
Speaker 1: The only news on Tuesday that disappointing me was Utah's
Speaker 1: inability to replace moderate soft Spencer Cox with Liman. Utah
Speaker 1: is red, but should be Florida red. She said, ps,
Speaker 1: how do you pet a dog like Fred with those
Speaker 1: mini mittens? You know what?
Speaker 2: That's not light. That's not right, lady, that's not right.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's anxious because the pets he receives are insufficient.
Speaker 1: Believe me, Fred gets plenty of pets, okay, plenty of affection.
Speaker 1: Fred is not short on affection as much as he
Speaker 1: may think and act like he is.
Speaker 2: That's one. Two.
Speaker 1: This just goes back to something I've said many times.
Speaker 1: I don't have to keep making the point Red state
Speaker 1: go peers are lazy, lazy, and dumb, too lazy to
Speaker 1: get involved in primaries, and too dumb when they do
Speaker 1: get involved to show up and vote out the incumbent.
Speaker 1: I do believe that is changing. Utah should be so
Speaker 1: insanely read. The most hardcore anti communists should be representing
Speaker 1: Utah in every state wide election, because that state is
Speaker 1: full of the most wonderful people. But just like my state, Texas,
Speaker 1: we show up and vote for cornon every single day
Speaker 1: gone time. Until these loser Republicans start being afraid of
Speaker 1: their primary voting base, nothing will change. We need them
Speaker 1: to be afraid. Don't bank on politicians having courage. By
Speaker 1: their very nature, they don't have courage. They're followers, not leaders.
Speaker 1: So what do you do with people like that? You
Speaker 1: whip them at the ballot box. You whip them. You
Speaker 1: shouldn't bank on Mitt Romney having the guts to do
Speaker 1: the right thing. Mitt Romney doesn't have guts at all.
Speaker 1: You should bank on Mitt Romney being afraid that if
Speaker 1: he doesn't do the right thing, he will be primaried
Speaker 1: out of office. Lindsey Graham should be afraid of screwing
Speaker 1: over South Carolina voters. John Cornyn. John Cornyn should have
Speaker 1: been too afraid to pass that gun control law he
Speaker 1: passed with Mitch McConnell after the Uvalde school shooting.
Speaker 2: Never we had that huge school shooting.
Speaker 1: Was awful, and the Communists did what they always do
Speaker 1: and start grabbing for guns, and Mitch McConnell turned to
Speaker 1: John Cornyn and said, hey, John, work with Democrats on
Speaker 1: by portisan gun control. And John Cornyn did it. Why
Speaker 1: would John Cornyn, from a red state like Texas that
Speaker 1: loves its guns, Why would John Cornyn ever commit political
Speaker 1: suicide by signing on to gun control legislation? Because he
Speaker 1: doesn't think it's political suicide because he believes when he's
Speaker 1: up for reelection, which is in twenty twenty six, he
Speaker 1: believed he will take the eighty one hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: he's going to raise, and he will put a bunch
Speaker 1: of ads on TV bragging about how much he loves
Speaker 1: guns and fezzan hunting, and he's gonna deport these illegals,
Speaker 1: and he believes the GOP voting base of this state
Speaker 1: is either too lazy to show up and vote him
Speaker 1: out or too stupid, and so they'll believe his ads.
Speaker 1: And the senators who do this, Senators like Thun like Tillis,
Speaker 1: like Graham, like I could go down the list these
Speaker 1: red states that could have good senators, they all get
Speaker 1: away with this crap because they're not afraid of us yet.
Speaker 1: I believe we are changing, that we are changing, that
Speaker 1: it's just gonna take time, A right time. All right,
Speaker 1: we have one segment left. I'm gonna churn through as
Speaker 1: many of these ask doctor Jesse questions as I can
Speaker 1: possibly get in. Let's talk about the troops really quickly.
Speaker 1: It's actually I talked to a friend last night who
Speaker 1: is still in What are the troops.
Speaker 2: Feeling right now? What can they expect up?
Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. What has been an
Speaker 1: amazing ass, Doctor Jesse Friday. I have so enjoyed myself,
Speaker 1: and let's not forget about the friends we made along
Speaker 1: the way.
Speaker 2: I'm like, Dad, what Kama always does? She just put
Speaker 2: her head down and she went to work.
Speaker 1: What a great campaign, What a fantastic campaign of doubt
Speaker 1: watching them try to figure out what went wrong? Hey,
Speaker 1: you guys have any idea why the coalition is shattering?
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is no greater friend than the far left,
Speaker 3: which has managed to alienate historic members of Latino's Blacks,
Speaker 3: Asians and Jews from the Democratic Party with absurdities like
Speaker 3: deep on the police, or from the evagacy.
Speaker 5: Or latinx is. The is, the administration, the campaign, the
Speaker 5: Democratic Party looking at the pandemic as the cause.
Speaker 6: Then you have guys like this, particularly the media ecosystem
Speaker 6: they've it's not a good one, it's a negative one.
Speaker 5: It's a radicalization funnel.
Speaker 6: But what they have done in their online media ecosystem
Speaker 6: is build a radicalization engine, literally the way militant groups
Speaker 6: do around the world, that takes people from relatively low
Speaker 6: level annoyances with the world.
Speaker 5: Wire eggs so expensive.
Speaker 1: Why notice just I'll let them keep going. But I
Speaker 1: skipped over that part earlier. Notice how ridiculous they pretend
Speaker 1: your problems are. This goes to one of the three
Speaker 1: characteristics I say all these people have in common. You know,
Speaker 1: they see themselves as kings and queens, no love of country,
Speaker 1: but then no connection to the real.
Speaker 2: World and how normal people live.
Speaker 1: That guy just referenced the price of eggs as a
Speaker 1: little annoyance.
Speaker 2: I'll start it again. I'll let it. Just listen. Listen
Speaker 2: to how we said it's a little annoyance.
Speaker 6: It actually the media ecosystem they've it's not a good one,
Speaker 6: it's a negative one.
Speaker 5: It's a it's a radicalization funnel.
Speaker 6: But what they have done in their online media ecosystem
Speaker 6: is build a radicalization engine, literally the way militant groups
Speaker 6: do around the world, that takes people from relatively low
Speaker 6: level annoyances with the world.
Speaker 5: Wire eggs so expensive.
Speaker 1: Relatively low level annoyances with the world, wire eggs so expensive.
Speaker 1: That's a human being. I don't know anything about this guy.
Speaker 1: His name is Ann's judge lap Laplock. I can't even
Speaker 1: say his last name. Something all on those lines, I
Speaker 1: guarantee you, without looking up anything in his background. That
Speaker 1: is a human being who has never gone hungry, who
Speaker 1: has never missed a meal. That is a human being
Speaker 1: who never watched his parents or is never himself sat
Speaker 1: down and stressed about affording things. My father, my father
Speaker 1: had to go to a pawn shop one time when
Speaker 1: I was a kid and pawn off his the only
Speaker 1: pistol he owned, it was a forty five. He had
Speaker 1: to pawn off his forty five so we could eat
Speaker 1: that month. That's how normal people live. Normal people have
Speaker 1: to go through these things. Normal people. Right now, maybe
Speaker 1: you as you hear the sound of my voice, maybe
Speaker 1: you're still freaking out because you're not paying the bills
Speaker 1: you can't get by now. And yet these people, these
Speaker 1: people have so ivory towered themselves with their bubble existence
Speaker 1: that it's so become the party of the elite that
Speaker 1: they will get on television and talk about you not
Speaker 1: being able to afford eggs as a relatively low level annoyance.
Speaker 1: What a low level annoyance? Not being able to afford
Speaker 1: groceries sounds like a low level annoyance when you've always
Speaker 1: been able to afford groceries. When you can't afford groceries,
Speaker 1: it becomes the most important thing in the world.
Speaker 6: Why is my kid learning this new thing in American
Speaker 6: history in school that I didn't learn? And then moves
Speaker 6: them through YouTube videos, through podcasts, moves them from that
Speaker 6: annoyance all the way, slowly, slowly, slowly to a full
Speaker 6: blown fascist politics. It's an elaborate, multi billion dollar infrastructure,
Speaker 6: and there is nothing like it on the pro democracy side.
Speaker 6: We don't have any When a man is just lost
Speaker 6: and lonely and not yet radicalized, we don't have the
Speaker 6: equivalent of Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson to move that
Speaker 6: man in a feminist direction.
Speaker 5: By the way, we should educate men that.
Speaker 6: It's actually really great to live with a strong woman
Speaker 6: who makes money.
Speaker 5: It's actually easier. Life is easier.
Speaker 1: Gosh, I just anyway, let's talk about radicalizing you to
Speaker 1: save babies. You want to save some babies, how about
Speaker 1: just one? Forget about some sounds too ominous. Right right now,
Speaker 1: today two hundred babies they're live, will be saved because
Speaker 1: of Preborn, because today Preborn is gonna give out two
Speaker 1: hundred free ultrasounds. And when a woman who's about to
Speaker 1: abort her baby gets a free ultrasound, she chooses life.
Speaker 1: Almost every time when she hears that heartbeat, she says, no,
Speaker 1: I choose life, And then Preborn keeps helping her up
Speaker 1: to two years of care whatever she needs. That's where
Speaker 1: your money goes, and it's tax deductible. We'll forget about
Speaker 1: the tax deductible thing for now. Twenty eight dollars saves
Speaker 1: that baby's life. That baby's going to die without your help.
Speaker 1: Preborn dot com slash jesse is where you go give
Speaker 1: give them whatever you want, and make sure you deduct
Speaker 1: it off your taxes. Preborn dot com slash jesse spots
Speaker 1: by preborn And now here's.
Speaker 5: A headline by go you know you know the thing emails.
Speaker 2: We didn't get to you, hey Jesse.
Speaker 1: I was pleasantly surprised that the soldiers in my unit
Speaker 1: were relieved by Trump's victory. What do you think our
Speaker 1: military looks like under the incoming Trump administration. I think
Speaker 1: a lot of generals are going to get fired. I
Speaker 1: have not heard that, but I know that the Trump
Speaker 1: administration is taking this stuff very, very seriously. And yes,
Speaker 1: I have a good buddy.
Speaker 2: He's in. Who's in?
Speaker 1: And he said his barracks went ape when they called
Speaker 1: the place for Trump rest assured. There's all kinds of
Speaker 1: communist filth, especially in the officer ranks of the US military.
Speaker 1: Now they've done that on purpose. But the pipe hitters,
Speaker 1: the guys who are on the ground every grunt listening
Speaker 1: to the sign of my voice right now. The guys
Speaker 1: who do the shooting and looting, they are very, very
Speaker 1: thrilled to be done with these pieces of trash. Dear Jesse,
Speaker 1: my family's considering fleeing Minnesota, but we don't know where
Speaker 1: to go. Idaho, West South Dakota, Kansas City Burbs, Ohio, Indiana.
Speaker 1: North Carolina's are top pies are reliably Christian, conservative, moderate climate,
Speaker 1: low taxes in cost of living, and beautiful scenery.
Speaker 2: Where would you suggest.
Speaker 1: Oh, Man, you know, Idaho's getting a lot of Californians
Speaker 1: in there. A lot of my friends who are from
Speaker 1: Idaho are complaining that Boise has turned into Mini La.
Speaker 1: One of my buddies just moved from Boise. He's I
Speaker 1: can't take it anymore now. I love Idaho, don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, But like a lot of paradiss the dirty
Speaker 1: comedies will descend like locus on that too. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what, man, North Carolina doesn't get near enough play
Speaker 1: nationally for being such a sweet freaking state. It really is, man, Charlotte, Greensboro,
Speaker 1: just there's the mountains. It's I love me some North
Speaker 1: Carolina and plus their barbecue elite eliite. Shut up, Chris,
Speaker 1: Dear tiny hands, How do we keep the pressure on
Speaker 1: our representatives that actually do what we elected them to
Speaker 1: do without worrying about offending Dems. It goes back to
Speaker 1: what I said before. Make them fear you in a primary.
Speaker 1: Unless they fear your primary vote, they will never change.
Speaker 1: Dear Craon Eater, I wanted to know what's your favorite
Speaker 1: gun to take to the range. Ah, I am loyal
Speaker 1: to no gun.