Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Wednesday,
Speaker 2: we'll talk about pettiness and politics.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna get Greenland.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about that, seizing oil tankers, emails, the GOP
Speaker 3: is not divided, all that and so much more coming
Speaker 3: up in the final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 3: I have to play it for you again because it's
Speaker 3: just too perfect.
Speaker 1: Last night.
Speaker 2: We're gonna move on to some emails in a moment,
Speaker 2: but last night, in fact, we'll talk pettiness in politics first.
Speaker 2: But last night we were talking about this, this relationship
Speaker 2: that the criminal enterprise that is a Democrat empire, and
Speaker 2: what that empire, what that communist run empire, communist run revolution,
Speaker 2: what it does? Why this interest? Why would the Biden
Speaker 2: administration bring in twenty million foreigners. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: different aspects to Democrats not being nearly as popular as
Speaker 2: they here to be, But one of the main things
Speaker 2: is the foreigners. Because, as we have discussed before, these
Speaker 2: foreigners from other cultures that suck. They vote on the
Speaker 2: two teas, tribal and transactional. It's as simple for them.
Speaker 2: I'm going to keep stealing everything I can get my
Speaker 2: dirty hands on you Democrats.
Speaker 1: You're going to keep protecting me while I do it.
Speaker 1: You're going to keep helping.
Speaker 2: Me do it me. I'll vote for you, though, I
Speaker 2: will get my entire block. I'll get my entire neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Everyone in my Somaldi Klan will vote Tim Walls. It's
Speaker 2: an arrangement that works perfectly right up until the point
Speaker 2: you get some decent people in the justice system. Then
Speaker 2: it all comes apart, at least potentially. And what do
Speaker 2: you get if you vote Tim Walls?
Speaker 4: Expect for the next eleven months for me to ride
Speaker 4: you like you've never been ridden.
Speaker 1: What Chris I was playing? What he said?
Speaker 2: And credit to Nick Shirley for the interview. How does
Speaker 2: it in all seriousness? How does it look in practice? Well,
Speaker 2: here's how it goes. Remember when Democrats bring in foreign barbarians,
Speaker 2: they not only bring them in, they settle them in blocks,
Speaker 2: in huge blocks. It's not like they send a family
Speaker 2: afford to this city and a family of five to
Speaker 2: this state, and a family no no, no, no no,
Speaker 2: they keep them together in huge blocks.
Speaker 1: Why would you do that?
Speaker 5: So, for instance, why would that judge bow down to
Speaker 5: the head of the somon and loafyette here.
Speaker 6: What I can tell you is that it's a voting block.
Speaker 7: And what they say is if you do something to
Speaker 7: go against our community, we're going to vote for and
Speaker 7: they all vote together.
Speaker 6: And there's bout harvesting.
Speaker 7: I've seen them do it, that we're going to vote
Speaker 7: for your opponent unless you do what we tell you
Speaker 7: to do.
Speaker 6: And so it is all purely for votes.
Speaker 7: Yes, you're talking probably one hundred thousand or more people
Speaker 7: and they're all living rent free, They're driving a vehicle
Speaker 7: that you paid for, they're eating food that you paid for.
Speaker 6: Everything they do is something that you paid for.
Speaker 5: And for instance, the entire block, well, then go and
Speaker 5: vote for wall specific candidate.
Speaker 7: They'll have one person go there and collect all the
Speaker 7: ballots and nobody tracks. They could say they have nine
Speaker 7: people living in an apartment, They're going to send them
Speaker 7: nine ballots, and then they have someone who comes along
Speaker 7: collects all the ballots.
Speaker 2: How Maybe you're confused why politicians like Jacob Fray after
Speaker 2: that thirty seven year old died today trying to stop
Speaker 2: Ice from deporting Somali's Maybe you're confused why Jacob Fray
Speaker 2: would get up and say things like this, and I.
Speaker 1: Have a message for Ice two. Ice, get out of Mineapolis.
Speaker 1: We do not want you here. Why would he say
Speaker 1: things like this?
Speaker 5: They are already trying to spin this is an action
Speaker 5: of self defense. Having seen the video of myself, I
Speaker 5: want to tell everybody directly that is bulloked. This was
Speaker 5: an agent recklessly using power.
Speaker 2: Why does he speak like that. It's not because he
Speaker 2: believes it. His eyes saw the same video you saw.
Speaker 2: The guy laid it out quite clearly. You have to
Speaker 2: protect the community or they'll take their vote elsewhere. Your
Speaker 2: seed of power depends on the huge block of foreigners
Speaker 2: you brought into the country, and they'll step up to
Speaker 2: the microphone and tell you to your face you better
Speaker 2: not let this fraud take us down.
Speaker 1: Pow and we're going elsewhere.
Speaker 8: Ms Muhammad, I'm speaking today on behalf of the Somali
Speaker 8: community in Lewistown. Some of you sitting here today, we
Speaker 8: voted for you. We elected you to protect our committed
Speaker 8: to interest, not create in division.
Speaker 2: I love that part. I love that I'm gonna start
Speaker 2: it again. I love that part. He just comes right
Speaker 2: out and says it. Of course, his IQ is probably
Speaker 2: about seventy five, So who doesn't have the brain power
Speaker 2: necessary to filter things through, so he just comes out
Speaker 2: and says things you shouldn't say. We elected you to
Speaker 2: protect the interests of our community.
Speaker 8: Miss Mohammad, I'm speaking today on behalf of the Somali community.
Speaker 1: The inbreeding is really really wild.
Speaker 2: In case you're wondering why the IQ levels are so
Speaker 2: low and Somali, it's got to do with the klan,
Speaker 2: the inbreeding that you know, the family trees a straight line,
Speaker 2: that kind of thing, and Miss Mohammad, that's why the
Speaker 2: heads are so big sometimes.
Speaker 8: Miss Mohammad, I'm speaking today on behalf of the Somali
Speaker 8: community in Lewistown.
Speaker 2: Some of you.
Speaker 8: Sitting here today, we voted for you. We elected you
Speaker 8: to protect our community interest, not creating division or go
Speaker 8: after one elected a member for our community.
Speaker 2: This notative.
Speaker 8: If this native continues, our will be false for the
Speaker 8: exam our lationship or political relationship, including our relationship with
Speaker 8: the Democratic Party, and who will be voting in the foots.
Speaker 1: This is not a thread you bring in the barbarians.
Speaker 1: You have to give them their demands.
Speaker 2: That's the way it goes, all right, So before we
Speaker 2: do before we do emails, Let's do this exit interview
Speaker 2: turns explosive as Marjorie Taylor Green attacks Trump's Venezuela move.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to talk a lot about Marjorie Taylor Green.
Speaker 2: I'll just simply back up what I said before. Remember
Speaker 2: when she announced that she's leaving, and I came on
Speaker 2: the air that I never want either wanted me to
Speaker 2: celebrate her or condemn her, and I said, I can't
Speaker 2: do that because we don't know whether or not it's genuine,
Speaker 2: and the true test we won't know for a while.
Speaker 1: Remember what I told you.
Speaker 2: The test was whenever someone does this, if they leave,
Speaker 2: if they say I'm resigning, some frustrated I want what's
Speaker 2: best for the country. I love you, but I've got
Speaker 2: to step away from it all. And then they step
Speaker 2: down and they go retire and you never really see.
Speaker 1: Or hear from them again. Then you know that was genuine.
Speaker 2: That's just a person with a genuine heart for the
Speaker 2: country stepping down, and vice versa. If they're all of
Speaker 2: a sudden on the view every night they're on CNN
Speaker 2: every night they're sitting now with Kristen Welker of NBC
Speaker 2: every night, and it's Republicans sucking, Trump sucks, and the dead.
Speaker 2: Then you'll know it's just the spiteful ex who's upset
Speaker 2: about something. Well, look, Marjorie Taylor Green, every time you
Speaker 2: turn on some left wing news source, now she's giving
Speaker 2: an interview trashing Republicans and trashing Trump. So there's your answer. However,
Speaker 2: that's not why I'm discussing this. I only wanted to
Speaker 2: briefly bring this up because I think it makes us
Speaker 2: feel better. It certainly makes me feel better. Remember that
Speaker 2: even powerful people can be unbelievably petty. Maybe you are petty,
Speaker 2: maybe you've been petty in your past, Maybe you know
Speaker 2: petty people. Just remember how it looks when wealthy, famous
Speaker 2: people get petty. That's how you look when you get petty.
Speaker 2: Hey me too, I'm a Kelly. I'll hold a grudge
Speaker 2: like nobody else. I'll do petty. It looks bad. It
Speaker 2: just always looks bad. They're capable of pettiness, just like
Speaker 2: you and I are capable of pettiness, and something we
Speaker 2: should all learn, every single one of us, You, me,
Speaker 2: Marjorie Taylor Green, Trump, himself, all of us. Pettiness always
Speaker 2: looks bad, so we should probably try to avoid that
Speaker 2: at any cost. Anyway, I guess we have our answer
Speaker 2: on Marjorie Taylor Green Jesse. How about a history suggestion
Speaker 2: or a history show on the Mongol invasion of Vietnam.
Speaker 2: You know, I love these, by the way, I love
Speaker 2: these history suggestions emails because I'm saving them and I'm
Speaker 2: the ones I like, I'm stacking them up, and that
Speaker 2: actually is probably a good one.
Speaker 1: Vietnam, though, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 2: Talk specifically about the Mongols right now, but Vietnam is
Speaker 2: a fascinating place. There are parts of the world that
Speaker 2: just seem to get fought over all the time. Istanbul
Speaker 2: in Turkey, you know that used to be Constantinople. But
Speaker 2: no matter what, geography doesn't change. Go look it up,
Speaker 2: look where it is. It's the only thing connecting the
Speaker 2: Black Sea to the open Ocean through the Mediterranean. It's
Speaker 2: just critically important location, and so people have been dying
Speaker 2: over that area forever. Vietnam is one of those places too.
Speaker 2: People have been dying there for ages. It's just that,
Speaker 2: I guess it's one of those things. It's wonderful when
Speaker 2: you have it, but you always know there's a war
Speaker 2: coming because every everyone else wants it. Hey, low Iq, mastermind,
Speaker 2: it's not right. What was your favorite prank to play
Speaker 2: on other people? I've told you this before. I've told
Speaker 2: this to my sons the other day. You want the
Speaker 2: greatest prank in the world. I wouldn't play this on women.
Speaker 2: They might not think it's as funny. But let me
Speaker 2: tell you what. For dudes, this is great fun. And MRI,
Speaker 2: all right, you ready for this. Keep in mind this
Speaker 2: may be dangerous and possibly illegal. I just want to
Speaker 2: put that disclaimer out there. We did it to each
Speaker 2: other all the time in the Marines and MRI. It's
Speaker 2: a meal ready to eat, comes in a brown bag.
Speaker 2: It's awful, but you know some of them aren't bad.
Speaker 2: Once you're hungry enough, everything tastes good. But obviously you're
Speaker 2: not cooking anything out in the field, and you certainly
Speaker 2: can't start fires or anything like that. ACU, that's a
Speaker 2: good way to get shot. So they came up with
Speaker 2: something your main course in an MRA. We'll call this
Speaker 2: one's spaghetti because that was one when I was in
Speaker 2: I don't know if they still have it, Spaghetti with
Speaker 2: meat sauce. It was actually one of the better ones.
Speaker 2: It's this sealed, foiled and sealed sleeve of spaghetti with
Speaker 2: meat sauce. Well, they include in every MRE a green sleeve.
Speaker 2: What was the point of this green sleeve. Well, it
Speaker 2: had some sort of chemical god knows what inside of it.
Speaker 2: This like a powder thing, if I remember right, You
Speaker 2: take your main course, your spaghetti, you slide it into
Speaker 2: the green sleeve. Then you take just a little bit
Speaker 2: of water, not much. You dump a little bit of
Speaker 2: water in the green sleeve, you fold it up. It
Speaker 2: does some sort of chemical reaction with the liquid and
Speaker 2: it gets super hot in there. It essentially boils the
Speaker 2: water and it warms up your meal. You should know,
Speaker 2: just a heads up. I can count the number of
Speaker 2: times on one hand and I ever warmed up my
Speaker 2: meal or really saw someone do it. No one does it.
Speaker 2: You just eat it cold. You're starving anyway. The food
Speaker 2: sucks hot or cold half the time you're in the heat.
Speaker 2: Usually don't warm up your meal. But that's the idea
Speaker 2: you can in the green sleeve. Now there's something else
Speaker 2: that's included with every other mre, every MRE I've ever opened,
Speaker 2: they all come with the little packet. It's all sealed.
Speaker 2: It has things like a little pack a little mini
Speaker 2: packet of sugar, a little mini packet of salt. It
Speaker 2: has a miniature packet of toilet paper. You always save
Speaker 2: those because you don't know. And it also has one
Speaker 2: of those You've probably seen them in your life before,
Speaker 2: the little miniature bottle of Tabasco sauce, the hot sauce.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about the bottle that's the size of the
Speaker 2: end of your thumb, just the tiny little thing. To
Speaker 2: this day, Tabasco is the only hot sauce I despise.
Speaker 2: There you go, except for the Chipotle kind. Obviously, it's
Speaker 2: the only kind I don't like for this reason. So
Speaker 2: here's what we did. I did not come up with
Speaker 2: this someone else did. You wait until your friends are sleeping.
Speaker 2: Preferably you wait until they're taking a nap. The best
Speaker 2: best case scenario is they're in some sort of a tent,
Speaker 2: something that's enclosed. They don't have to be enclosed, but
Speaker 2: the more enclosed it is, the more effective it is.
Speaker 2: You take the green sleeve from your MRI, you take
Speaker 2: the Tabasco sauce. You dump the Tabasco sauce into the
Speaker 2: green sleeve of the MRI. I would really suggest you
Speaker 2: hold your breath and quickly quickly fold that green sleeve
Speaker 2: up as tight as you can on the top. Now
Speaker 2: is the tricky part. Now you're on the clock. That
Speaker 2: green sleeve. Remember it boils if you seal it up
Speaker 2: too tight, which you wouldn't if you were cooking something.
Speaker 2: But if you seal it up too tight, it's gonna pop.
Speaker 2: In fact, in this situation, you want it to pop.
Speaker 2: Once you pour the tabasco, when the clock is ticking,
Speaker 2: you need to seal it. Sneak into the tent, or
Speaker 2: at least the entrance of the tent. Chuck it in
Speaker 2: there if you can. You set it in there so
Speaker 2: you don't risk waking anybody up, because if they wake
Speaker 2: up and see it, they're immediately going to know they're
Speaker 2: in a dire situation and they're gonna take steps. Usually,
Speaker 2: if you've done it right, you've dropped it into the tent,
Speaker 2: it doesn't take long. It's been a while. I would
Speaker 2: say maybe a minute. If you've sealed it up right.
Speaker 2: The pressure gets so much.
Speaker 1: In the screen sleeve that boom.
Speaker 2: It's this big pop that's loud as canna be. You
Speaker 2: can imagine waking up like that. It sounds like a
Speaker 2: freaking gun going off.
Speaker 1: Pop.
Speaker 2: And that's the part, because after that it gets so
Speaker 2: much worse. For whoever's in the tent, that tabasco you
Speaker 2: poured in there has boiled into being a vapor, a gas.
Speaker 2: It's a pepper gas. It's like pepper spray. When it
Speaker 2: explodes inside of the tent, you can't breathe. Your eyes
Speaker 2: are watering, you are choking, you can't catch your breath.
Speaker 2: And it makes it even worse that all of your
Speaker 2: friends are sitting outside of the tent laughing and crying
Speaker 2: and laughter and pointing at you as you come crawling
Speaker 2: out of the tent coffin. I've seen guys puke from
Speaker 2: it before, hilarious snotting all over the place.
Speaker 1: That is one of the great pranks of all time.
Speaker 2: The only other thing that I would say probably comes
Speaker 2: close to equaling that. Remember I told you they maybe
Speaker 2: go be a cop in the Marine Corps.
Speaker 1: For a while.
Speaker 2: It wasn't my call. I was in the infantry. The
Speaker 2: cops were shorthanded. They made me go be a cop
Speaker 2: for it was like six months or something like that.
Speaker 2: At cop in the Marine Corps. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show on a fantastic Wednesday a Hunt Day member.
Speaker 2: You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: So Greenland and Denmark have requested a special meeting with
Speaker 2: Marco Rubio, Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Part of part
Speaker 2: of what makes the Trump era so interesting, not just
Speaker 2: for you and me, and not just for the Democrats
Speaker 2: who hate him, but for.
Speaker 1: The rest of the world is.
Speaker 2: Sometimes Donald Trump is clearly goofing and he doesn't really
Speaker 2: mean it. Sometimes Donald Trump is goofing but he does
Speaker 2: mean it, and Donald Trump he doesn't always. In fact,
Speaker 2: he rarely explains when he is or isn't goofing. Greenland
Speaker 2: would enture a guess you've never been to Greenland. I've
Speaker 2: never been to Greenland. Keep in mind, it's got a fantastic,
Speaker 2: absolutely fantastic branding for it, Greenland, because it's an ice
Speaker 2: covered hellescape from what I remember, from what I understand.
Speaker 2: That's what all the pictures tell me. People I know
Speaker 2: we've been there to tell me there's nothing green about it.
Speaker 2: It's icy, it's horrible. Oh do you have that callback
Speaker 2: of mine? Chris, he's looking for it now. But I
Speaker 2: told you this is coming Donald Trump before he even
Speaker 2: got elected, and then after he got elected started talking about, well,
Speaker 2: we're gonna take Greenland. Yeah, we want Greenland. I don't know,
Speaker 2: we might even I can't roll out military reaction for Greenland,
Speaker 2: and people, of course Democrats freaked out, and all the
Speaker 2: Republicans who still try to be real respectable, they try
Speaker 2: to look good for their liberal friends.
Speaker 1: They have to step up.
Speaker 2: Wow. I mean, I don't like his rhetoric on this,
Speaker 2: but it was obvious to me that he wasn't joking. Now,
Speaker 2: why would you want Greenland? It's not because anybody wants
Speaker 2: to go move into Greenland. I think there's only something
Speaker 2: like fifty thousand people who live on the whole thing.
Speaker 2: It's enormous, and no one lives there because no one
Speaker 2: wants to live there. Why would you want it? Strategically,
Speaker 2: if you look at a globe, you would really need
Speaker 2: a globe more than a map to fully understand it.
Speaker 2: When you look at a globe, you would understand why
Speaker 2: Greenland is so critically important to controlling those icy waterways
Speaker 2: on the northern part of the planet. Greenland may not
Speaker 2: have a whole lot of curb appeal, but Greenland defensively
Speaker 2: as far as militarily goes, is super super important. The
Speaker 2: rumors are in Washington, d C. That Marco Rubio has
Speaker 2: already told members of Congress that we intend to buy it.
Speaker 2: Now they're questing a meeting with Marco Rubil and of
Speaker 2: course the stupid Europeans are of we have headlines like this.
Speaker 2: European leaders claim they will defend Greenland, as the Danes say,
Speaker 2: the US takeover would end NATO. So Denmark is they're
Speaker 2: out there say no, you can't have it, it would
Speaker 2: end NATO. Europe is saying, well, we'll send our.
Speaker 1: Fleet over there.
Speaker 2: Such as it is, We'll send our fleet over there
Speaker 2: and we'll stop you, which is hilarious. None of these
Speaker 2: people have the ability to physically stop us, and I
Speaker 2: bet they don't want to. Here's here's how this works.
Speaker 2: If you have a piece of territory and you don't
Speaker 2: really use it for anything, and a country shows interest
Speaker 2: in it is this is diplomacy. This goes back to
Speaker 2: hundreds and hundreds of years.
Speaker 1: They all do this.
Speaker 2: You have a piece of territory you could do without
Speaker 2: a country shows interest in it, you almost immediate lee
Speaker 2: act as if you'll go to war over that piece
Speaker 2: of territory.
Speaker 1: Why do you act that way?
Speaker 2: You're driving up the price. Have you ever have you
Speaker 2: ever heard one of these stories? Is actually this story
Speaker 2: happened to a friend of mine. Have you ever had
Speaker 2: heard of one of these stories where someone will own
Speaker 2: a house, maybe a piece of property somewhere, and some
Speaker 2: super wealthy guy, for whatever reason, will come knock on
Speaker 2: the door or have someone else do it and say, hey,
Speaker 2: I want to buy your house, and the person who
Speaker 2: lives there always says something to the effect of, uh,
Speaker 2: it's not for sale, and the guy then, oh, you
Speaker 2: name your price and I'll buy your house. And it
Speaker 2: goes back and forth that way. Let me give you
Speaker 2: a little bit of advice. Not that I think that's
Speaker 2: ever going to happen to you or me, but it could.
Speaker 2: You never know, maybe a house somebody grew up in
Speaker 2: or whatever it is. If you ever get that knock
Speaker 2: on the door, don't tell them only it's not for sale.
Speaker 2: Tell them you'd never sell it. I would never sell
Speaker 2: this house. Sounds counterintuitive. It's only going to make that
Speaker 2: rich guy want to buy it more, and it's only
Speaker 2: going to drive your price through the roof. That's what
Speaker 2: Europe is saying when they're saying they'll send in the
Speaker 2: fleet and it will end nat Oh, and we do
Speaker 2: don't like this. They're just trying to drive up the price.
Speaker 2: Remember something about Europe, and it's sad we even have
Speaker 2: to talk about those dirty Europeans, but that's the way
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 1: Europe is broke.
Speaker 2: They massively imported foreigners over there. At the same time
Speaker 2: they destroyed their energy sector other things Democrats are trying
Speaker 2: to do here, but they've already completed all those things
Speaker 2: over there. They don't have economies anymore. They don't have
Speaker 2: enough money. They don't have money for militaries, plus all
Speaker 2: the stupid socialist programs. They don't have money. Europe doesn't
Speaker 2: have the money. They don't have the manpower. And Putin
Speaker 2: knows this too, which is sad. Europe can't prosecute a
Speaker 2: major war against anybody, even all of them combined. They
Speaker 2: just can't. They don't have the they're at the resources,
Speaker 2: they're on the manufacturing. They can't do it. Europe can't
Speaker 2: do anything now but still pretend to be powerful. If
Speaker 2: the United States of America wants Greenland would not be
Speaker 2: surprised in the next three years. If we have it,
Speaker 2: well buy it. Tell Ony right now, wouldn't be surprised, Chris,
Speaker 2: we should broadcast from Greenland if we buy it. As
Speaker 2: kind of what we have to write. The flight's got
Speaker 2: to be a nightmare. You know, they don't have a
Speaker 2: major airport into there. What Chris, No, no, see Chris said,
Speaker 2: from here to New York. We eat in New York
Speaker 2: and then it's a short trip to Greenland.
Speaker 1: I bet you, I bet you. There's not a direct
Speaker 1: flight from New York to Greenland. I mean there could be.
Speaker 2: I don't know how major of it on airport can
Speaker 2: you have if you have fifty zousand people who live
Speaker 2: in the entire country. I bet you have to land
Speaker 2: somewhere even closer and then take a ferry over there
Speaker 2: or something like that. And I don't even know if
Speaker 2: people to gent or drive us. Hello to my favorite
Speaker 2: history teacher, mister Jesse. Saratoga was the battle that changed
Speaker 2: the Revolutionary War. The Battle of Ariscany preceded Saratoga. There
Speaker 2: was a great loss of brave citizen soldiers at Ariscany,
Speaker 2: but it was successful in delaying the arrival of British
Speaker 2: reinforcements going to Saratoga, so on, and so forth. What
Speaker 2: better way to celebrate America in twenty twenty six than
Speaker 2: by understanding how we fought for our freedom in seventeen
Speaker 2: seventy six. I've getting a lot of revolutionary war requests,
Speaker 2: a lot of them. Jesse totally loved the entire Rhodesian
Speaker 2: Bush War epic, including the extended interview. As I thought
Speaker 2: about what potential other topics, I realized I had almost
Speaker 2: no idea about who were the Vikings. I've read that
Speaker 2: archaeologists found one of their boats in America. I've heard
Speaker 2: they were somehow related to the rus who were apparently
Speaker 2: the original Russians. That's right, those were the original Russians.
Speaker 2: You've mentioned how off the wall they were, so on
Speaker 2: and so forth. I would consider Vikings. The problem with
Speaker 2: if you do a history show on you know, the
Speaker 2: history of the Vikings, it's so broad, and the Vikings
Speaker 2: themselves changed so much over time. For instance, as they
Speaker 2: were conquering places in Europe, as they were essentially raiding
Speaker 2: places in Europe, they got to the point where they
Speaker 2: just stayed. In the beginning, they would go in and
Speaker 2: they would raid, and they would take. But then these
Speaker 2: European leaders who were afraid and desperate, they would cut
Speaker 2: deals with them, and they'd say, well, okay, please stop
Speaker 2: raping and pillaging our towns. We'll give you a big
Speaker 2: chunk of ground here. And then eventually they moved in there.
Speaker 2: They they went from pure raiders to settlers and conquerors,
Speaker 2: and it's a fascinating history. I just don't know if
Speaker 2: you could do I don't know what kind of show
Speaker 2: you could put together on that. All right, we'll talk
Speaker 2: about the rift and the Republican Party. I wanted to
Speaker 2: bring up something because there's a there's a story out
Speaker 2: of Freebeacon today quote there's no rift in the Republican Party.
Speaker 2: GOP voters back Trump's Venezuela Opposite or operation so on
Speaker 2: and so forth. I've had emails from people, and it's
Speaker 2: it's gone beyond just emails. My wife and I we
Speaker 2: had dinner with a couple other couples a few nights ago,
Speaker 2: and they brought up to me the Republican Party and Hey,
Speaker 2: what about this? What about this podcaster and what they're
Speaker 2: saying and they're fighting with this radio person and this
Speaker 2: person on TV, and what's going on with the Civil War,
Speaker 2: and I explained it's fine to be online. It's fine
Speaker 2: because that's the best place to get news. Now, that's
Speaker 2: the best place to get up to date news. You
Speaker 2: gotta go online. I know that sucks, but that's the truth.
Speaker 2: It's fine to be online. It is not fine to
Speaker 2: spend too much time there and then convince yourself that
Speaker 2: what happens there wherever you are online is an accurate
Speaker 2: reflection of the real world. And I don't look. I
Speaker 2: know I'm gonna sound old. I know that I have
Speaker 2: kind of I've kind of been backwards when it comes
Speaker 2: to technology, and I intend to remain that way. So
Speaker 2: maybe you are somebody and you spend so much time
Speaker 2: on Facebook or on a X which used to be
Speaker 2: Twitter or Instagram, Instagram or or any one of these
Speaker 2: other places. I know there's even newer ones than that.
Speaker 2: I understand all that. And that's a community that you've found.
Speaker 2: It's a news source, it's a community. You have people
Speaker 2: you talked here there. And I'm not dogging on that
Speaker 2: at all. I spend time online. I am on X,
Speaker 2: I am I get it. Don't ever think that this
Speaker 2: endless poop throwing that happens on these online forums is
Speaker 2: an accurate reflection of what the normal voting public thinks.
Speaker 2: I explain this one hundred times already. It happened in
Speaker 2: the wake of the turning Point USA through a big celebration,
Speaker 2: a big event, and they had all these famous speakers
Speaker 2: show up, and they're given speeches, and this and that
Speaker 2: and that of course degenerated into a big poop throwing thing,
Speaker 2: and everyone spent all their time on online. And I
Speaker 2: explain to everybody, there's no civil war. The right is
Speaker 2: not coming apart. Yes, there are people on the right,
Speaker 2: maybe you, who have problems with things the administration is
Speaker 2: doing or isn't doing. That's gonna happen in every administration.
Speaker 2: That's fine. But don't think because this podcaster is fighting
Speaker 2: with this television host, and of course because nobody has
Speaker 2: any class anymore, they all have to do it online,
Speaker 2: out in the open, don't think that is somehow reflective
Speaker 2: of what actually matters. And that's you in me. Normal people,
Speaker 2: normal voters, don't care about this stuff, don't follow this stuff.
Speaker 2: Normal people on the right are pretty pleased with how
Speaker 2: things are going. Also, I should say, normal people on
Speaker 2: the right have problems with things that haven't been done,
Speaker 2: the lack of arrest, and price or to the prices
Speaker 2: are too high. So I'm not here to say everyone's
Speaker 2: happy and everything's perfect. That's not at all what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But don't ever spend so much time online that you
Speaker 2: convince yourself there's some terrible civil war. And let me
Speaker 2: tell you something else. The people who act like they're
Speaker 2: are are They want one. That's what they're doing. They're
Speaker 2: trying to create one. They want one. The right in
Speaker 2: general is pretty pleased with this administration, much more pleased
Speaker 2: than the first Trump administration. And if I have to
Speaker 2: make you feel better about something else. Trump said yesterday,
Speaker 2: he's not wrong that if Democrats take back the House,
Speaker 2: he'll be impeached. That's undoubtedly true. Remember that impeachment was
Speaker 2: not popular when they did it before that the votes
Speaker 2: aren't there in the Senate to actually remove him. Not
Speaker 2: that it's a good thing or an okay thing if
Speaker 2: they impeach him again. But if Democrats take back the House,
Speaker 2: and they sure might, and if they impeach Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: they sure will.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's the end of the world. I
Speaker 1: just don't think it's a big deal, nothing to worry about.
Speaker 6: And now here's a headline, but oh, you know, you
Speaker 6: know the thing headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 2: US Forces sees sanctioned Russian flagged oil tanker that eluded
Speaker 2: Venezuela blockade. Chris, I remain more and more convinced that
Speaker 2: the headquarters for my secret society that you're not allowed
Speaker 2: to join is going to be an abandoned oil tanker
Speaker 2: and we're going to sail it around and it's going
Speaker 2: to be amazing.
Speaker 1: What, Chris, What Yes? Like water World?
Speaker 2: Yes, And we're going to keep the oil in there
Speaker 2: so we never run out of gas. Scathing audit reveals
Speaker 2: more fraud concerns inside top Minnesota agency, with fabricated documents
Speaker 2: and misconduct. I would like to inform you of something
Speaker 2: you probably have already figured out. A bunch of seventy
Speaker 2: IQ Somalians did not get here and set up a
Speaker 2: fraud network, this national, this elaborate without help help from
Speaker 2: local Democrats. I have a feeling this Somali fraud story
Speaker 2: is going to take down elected Democrats and maybe take
Speaker 2: him down. Hard Walls refuses to quit after dropping reelection
Speaker 2: bid amid Minnesota fraud, firestorm over my dead body. You
Speaker 2: can't stop Tim Walls from riding us.
Speaker 4: Expect for the next eleven months for me to ride
Speaker 4: you like you've never been ridden.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to it.
Speaker 2: Tim Venue cancels musician Ashley Max Langraghli after AI wrongly
Speaker 2: labels him a sex offender. Oh that's catching a bad
Speaker 2: break anyway. We'll do this tomorrow, that's all.