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Speaker 2: It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday.
Speaker 3: The week is almost over. We're gonna deal with a
Speaker 3: bit of this Port strike stuff, the political angle around it,
Speaker 3: what's happening in Florida, the dangers for every side. It's
Speaker 3: beyond the dangerous for you and me. It's a dangerous
Speaker 3: situation for all parties involved. And in fact, we're gonna
Speaker 3: open up the show talking about that. Well, open up
Speaker 3: the hour talking about that. We'll go into Tim Walls.
Speaker 3: The Harris Campaign's unhappy with him in all his lies
Speaker 3: because they're making them look bad. It's causing a burden
Speaker 3: for the campaign. We'll discuss how could they miss it?
Speaker 3: How could they not know these things were coming. We'll
Speaker 3: discuss that this hour. We'll get to emails, we'll get
Speaker 3: to many other things, but I want to begin with
Speaker 3: just what I was talking to you about. The East
Speaker 3: Coast and Gulf Coast porch's. We've talked about it a lot.
Speaker 3: You are going to see very shortly, if you haven't already,
Speaker 3: prices go up and you're going to see supplies disappear.
Speaker 3: Here's one you haven't thought of before, and I didn't
Speaker 3: think of it either, So I don't want to act like, well,
Speaker 3: are knew and you didn't. My wife had a doctor's
Speaker 3: appointment this morning. She's fine, it was just a random
Speaker 3: check up, but she was talking with the doctor. Found
Speaker 3: out from the doctor there's no more saline coming in
Speaker 3: for them. Saline is imported. The limited amount of saline
Speaker 3: we have, it has to go to the emergency rooms.
Speaker 3: It has to be reserved for emergency purposes. Only that
Speaker 3: it was way more than just sline saline was one example.
Speaker 3: The doctor went into more things. I won't go into
Speaker 3: all of them now, but medical supplies not coming in
Speaker 3: these are It's going to be a problem for everybody, prices,
Speaker 3: lack of things, and so let's deal with the political
Speaker 3: fallout of it. Well, this is a very interesting situation,
Speaker 3: and again I want to say it is a complicated situation.
Speaker 3: We love to simplify things. It's our nature, it's my nature,
Speaker 3: it's your nature. We want to know who am I
Speaker 3: rooting for, who am I rooting against? When I watch
Speaker 3: a When I watch a sports game of any kind,
Speaker 3: if none of my teams are involved, I try to
Speaker 3: find a story I like a byeline. Why it gives
Speaker 3: me a rooting interest. I'm not a gambler. I'm just
Speaker 3: not big on it. It drives me crazy to lose money.
Speaker 3: I don't want to sound like Chris, but it does
Speaker 3: let me crazy. But I've had occasions before I've put
Speaker 3: five bucks on a game. Why well, I'm invested. Who
Speaker 3: am I rooting for? Who am I rooting against? Give
Speaker 3: me a good guy, give me a bad guy. So
Speaker 3: we love to do that with everything. We do it
Speaker 3: with the Civil War. The Civil War is a great example,
Speaker 3: an incredibly complicated affair, angels and demons on both sides
Speaker 3: all over the place American people, especially if you were
Speaker 3: educated anywhere other than the South. North good, South bad.
Speaker 3: If you were educated in the South, especially one of
Speaker 3: the more rural areas, it's the war of Northern aggression.
Speaker 3: Those dirty Yankees invaded North Bad, South good. It's not
Speaker 3: that simple. It's complicated. Everything's complicated. Part of the reason
Speaker 3: most people don't know about the Eastern Front in World
Speaker 3: War II, Nazis versus the Soviets is it's impossible to
Speaker 3: pick aside to root for. They're both so freaking evil
Speaker 3: and horrible that people just stop talking about it. We
Speaker 3: want to do this with the port strike. These guys
Speaker 3: are good and these guys are bad. The ports are good,
Speaker 3: strikers are bad. The workers are good, the ports are bad.
Speaker 3: It's not that simple. It's a very, very complicated affair,
Speaker 3: and it's a complicated affair politically for Democrats. Here's a
Speaker 3: headline from CNBC. The East and Gulf Coast port strike
Speaker 3: could be a no win situation for the Biden administration.
Speaker 3: You see Joe Biden, and more specifically, it will make
Speaker 3: this about Harris because she's the one running. Inflation is
Speaker 3: her enemy. If the American people, as we talked about
Speaker 3: in the opening of the show, we were on a
Speaker 3: different subject. But if the American people walk into the
Speaker 3: voting booth in November and now, but in November, thinking
Speaker 3: about inflation, Kamala Harris is going to lose this election.
Speaker 2: She is.
Speaker 3: It can't be about inflation. It can't be about prices,
Speaker 3: because that's really what we're talking about when it comes
Speaker 3: to inflation. The longer the port strike goes on, the
Speaker 3: more prices go up. So Democrats need it to end.
Speaker 3: But Democrats need something else. They need the union vote,
Speaker 3: not the endorsement of the unions, these large unions of
Speaker 3: teamsters and Longshormen and things like that. They're always going
Speaker 3: to go the way of the Democrats. I know the
Speaker 3: teamsters have kind of sat out the election this year,
Speaker 3: but they're always gonna the leadership's gonna go Democrat. But
Speaker 3: that does not always apply to the guys with the
Speaker 3: hard hats on at all. You hear this one, This
Speaker 3: is a Fox Business little little show of hands.
Speaker 4: How many folks support Vice President Harris No hands?
Speaker 3: Wo That was a room full of port strikers. Those
Speaker 3: were the strikers. He's not Democrats. Some maybe, but for
Speaker 3: the most part they're not Democrats. Democrats need that union vote.
Speaker 3: Every vote counts. They also need prices to go down.
Speaker 3: They need the American people to be more content than
Speaker 3: they are about the state of things, the economy and prices.
Speaker 3: So they need the strike to end. But they can't
Speaker 3: have the strike end if the strike ends with anything
Speaker 3: other than a win for the polls. This is from
Speaker 3: that same CNBC article. Quote. President Joe Biden could pause
Speaker 3: the strike for eighty days under the Taft Hartley Act,
Speaker 3: but he has indicated he has no intention of doing so.
Speaker 3: It's won't go into the details of the act. It's
Speaker 3: not important. What you need to know is the president
Speaker 3: of the United States of America. He got signed in
Speaker 3: a law. It's a law in this country. If there's
Speaker 3: some kind of terrible strike that could have a big
Speaker 3: effect on the American people, the president can essentially force
Speaker 3: everyone back to work to give them time to work
Speaker 3: out a deal. Oh no, you didn't get a deal.
Speaker 3: Everything's shut down. The America is suffering. No, you go
Speaker 3: back to work. We get another eighty ninety days and
Speaker 3: work it. That's the Taft Hartley Act. Joe Biden could
Speaker 3: do that, and he could do it because it would
Speaker 3: get him through the election cycle without any of this
Speaker 3: economic dislocation. But he's being pulled two different directions. If
Speaker 3: he does that, go ahead and go to the union.
Speaker 3: You want those votes, you need those votes. Go to
Speaker 3: all those guys and tell him. Ay, Joe Biden, Democrat
Speaker 3: en forcing you get back to work. How you think
Speaker 3: that's gonna land?
Speaker 2: Not?
Speaker 3: Well? Again, it's complicated. But it's not only complicated for Democrats.
Speaker 3: It's complicated politically for Republicans as well. I know people
Speaker 3: have simplified things because the head of the union is
Speaker 3: an idiot in a blowhard and a moron, and he
Speaker 3: ran to the cameras bragging about how powerful he was
Speaker 3: and that they were going to criple the country. So
Speaker 3: he poisoned the well against the workers. But he's not
Speaker 3: the workers. He may be the president, he may be
Speaker 3: the mouthpiece. Did you know they didn't even want him?
Speaker 3: Hy one of those guys reach out to me. I've
Speaker 3: had a bunch of them reach out to me. One
Speaker 3: of those guys said, we wanted his son. He said,
Speaker 3: his son apparently is much more delicate with things that
Speaker 3: need to be delicate. Chris, if you have him, that's
Speaker 3: if you have the dagger guy, that's fine. But his
Speaker 3: son is a lot more, a lot more political. Dad
Speaker 3: gives you this, and in today's world, I'll cripple you.
Speaker 3: I will cripple you and you that's all the American
Speaker 3: people needed to hear to have the well poisoned against
Speaker 3: the workers. But as I've explained, you don't need to
Speaker 3: be poisoned against the workers. I'm not telling you to
Speaker 3: take a side. But that moron, he's not all the workers. Again,
Speaker 3: it's complicated. So if you are a Republican, how do
Speaker 3: you handle it? What do you want? Well, I would
Speaker 3: hope first and foremost you want the American people not
Speaker 3: to suffer. Should always be about America in the end,
Speaker 3: if you're running to represent or serve America, I would
Speaker 3: hope that's what you want. I would also hope you
Speaker 3: want the workers to get a fair deal. I don't
Speaker 3: expect Republicans to be pro union. I like union dudes.
Speaker 3: I don't like unions really not much. I understand them.
Speaker 3: But union workers I just I guess it's because I'm
Speaker 3: a construction guy. Those have always been people I hang
Speaker 3: out with. They've always been my friends. They're all blue
Speaker 3: collar Republican types. They are they are, They talk like me,
Speaker 3: they like what I like. I like them. I want
Speaker 3: them to get a fair shake.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 3: If it's time for a raise, I want them to
Speaker 3: get a raise. The ports too. I don't want them
Speaker 3: to have to give up every dime of profit in
Speaker 3: order to pay the workers, because if they give up
Speaker 3: every dime of profit to pay the workers, well, they're
Speaker 3: simply going to hand those costs over to you and me.
Speaker 3: I've already my son is sixteen years old. He's about
Speaker 3: to get a driver's license. We've already started sniffing around
Speaker 3: for used cars for him, and already stunned by what
Speaker 3: cars cost. I know, it makes me sound like old
Speaker 3: Fogye Jesse. We were looking at used vehicles. We're talking
Speaker 3: basic sedan's. I would never get my son something nice.
Speaker 3: If we want something nice and can go get a
Speaker 3: job and pay for it himself, I'm talking basic sedan's
Speaker 3: with seatbelts and airbags, nothing fancy. Thirty thousand dollars twenty
Speaker 3: five thirty thousand dollars. Well, if that goes to forty
Speaker 3: because of a Longshorman deal, that's not ideal. Right, So
Speaker 3: again it's complicated, and then you have the complication of
Speaker 3: how much can you press? How much can you back
Speaker 3: into a corner people with power? From the port striker's perspective,
Speaker 3: Let's have a little talk about that. Before we do that,
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Speaker 3: Back to this port strike thing. It's dice and it's complicated.
Speaker 3: And here's a problem, and it's going to be a
Speaker 3: big problem for the port strikers. I'm not sure how
Speaker 3: they get out of it now, but it's going to
Speaker 3: be a big problem. So here's what it is. You know,
Speaker 3: how we talk about the system and how violent the
Speaker 3: system is because the system its goal, its only goal,
Speaker 3: is protecting itself. Once your government and your institutions become
Speaker 3: poisoned and corrupt systems become criminal organization, that's our government,
Speaker 3: that's our system of power. Now it's a criminal organization.
Speaker 3: And like the mafia, criminal organized will murder you to
Speaker 3: protect themselves. That's just what they do. Our government is
Speaker 3: no different. Why do you think Donald Trump's almost had
Speaker 3: his head blown off two times? Why do you think
Speaker 3: that is? Why do you think the Secret Service seems
Speaker 3: to keep doing whoopsies? Why do you think they're looking
Speaker 3: into the first shooter and they're stonewalling United States senators?
Speaker 3: United States senators trying to get information and the DOJ
Speaker 3: won't release it. Here's one, speaking of which, here's one.
Speaker 3: Prosecutors seek indefinite delay in Trump assassination attempt trial. You
Speaker 3: see the guy who tried to murder Donald Trump on
Speaker 3: the golf course. They're trying to delay the trial as
Speaker 3: long as humanly possible. Why because things come out during
Speaker 3: the trial. This is the guy who was in Ukraine
Speaker 3: recruiting mercenaries to fight on behalf of Ukraine. Remember that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's about to go on trial. What kind of things
Speaker 3: do you think are going to come out in discovery
Speaker 3: of that trial? If this gentleman actually lives to be
Speaker 3: on trial, which I highly doubt, Chris, go ahead and
Speaker 3: write that one down. But if he does happen to
Speaker 3: get lucky and live until trial, what kind of things
Speaker 3: do you think are going to come out? Yeah, the
Speaker 3: system murders. Well, here's the problem for the port strikers.
Speaker 3: It's not set aside your anger or prices or any
Speaker 3: of that other stuff. Set aside all that, and set
Speaker 3: aside your anger at that goomba loser who leads the union.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about for the dudes, the people with the
Speaker 3: men and women on the ground who actually matter, the
Speaker 3: blue collar workers. Their problem is it's not a strike
Speaker 3: that's shutting down a factory, a factory here, a factory there.
Speaker 3: It's a strike that will be felt at the highest
Speaker 3: levels of power, the highest levels of power. I was
Speaker 3: talking to somebody about this strike, specifically man. He wasn't
Speaker 3: a guy who was emotionally invested in it. He just
Speaker 3: knew a lot of the players. We were discussing the
Speaker 3: various complications of it, and he said, well, there is
Speaker 3: a big problem potentially for the strikers. And I said,
Speaker 3: what is that. He said, well, there's only so many
Speaker 3: powerful people you can cost a lot of money to
Speaker 3: before ugly things start happening. What kind of ugly things.
Speaker 3: I'm not talking about murderers, although obviously I don't know.
Speaker 3: The system is certainly willing to murder. But if you
Speaker 3: challenge enough powerful people and make their lives miserable, they
Speaker 3: can make your life miserable.
Speaker 1: Back.
Speaker 3: It's easy to get cocky and think we're all the workers.
Speaker 3: We run things well, Chris play Rondo Santis in Florida.
Speaker 3: Governor Ronde Santis of Florida came out in the wake
Speaker 3: of Hurricane Helene hammering Florida. This a little long, it's
Speaker 3: two minutes.
Speaker 6: Listen to what he says, sir, in my direction, the
Speaker 6: Florida National Guard in Florida State Guard will be deployed
Speaker 6: to critical ports affected to maintain order and if possible,
Speaker 6: resume operations which would otherwise be shut down during this interruption.
Speaker 6: Florida Department Transportation is coordinating calls with seaport, rail and
Speaker 6: trucking partners to ensure that all are prepared and positioned
Speaker 6: appropriately to limit disruptions to the supply chain and other
Speaker 6: areas should this continue. I'm also directing Florida Department Transportation
Speaker 6: to temporarily waive the collection of tolls and other fees
Speaker 6: for commercial vehicles using public highways in Florida and waving
Speaker 6: the size and weight restrictions normally governing vehicle transportation further
Speaker 6: duration of this emergency. This will help expedite the movement
Speaker 6: of goods that have been impacted from seaports to intermodal
Speaker 6: logistics centers, distribution centers, and delivery points, and very well
Speaker 6: may help offset additional costs in Coude by operation during
Speaker 6: this period. Finally, I'm directing the Florida Highway Patrol to
Speaker 6: manage the flow of traffic from all Florida seaports and
Speaker 6: adjacent roads and highways is needed to further expedite the.
Speaker 7: Flow of goods that are currently being held up. This
Speaker 7: will include the provision of law enforcement escorts for commercial
Speaker 7: motor vehicles by SHP officers upon request. And I would
Speaker 7: say that this is something that would have significant impacts
Speaker 7: on the nation's economy anyways, but to have this happen
Speaker 7: in a way that could negatively impact people that are
Speaker 7: reeling from a category for a hurricane, that is just
Speaker 7: simply unacceptable. So it really is incumbent upon.
Speaker 3: It's one state. It's not resuming all operations. The Florida
Speaker 3: National Guard isn't even able to do all the things
Speaker 3: these port guys are doing. But it's just one example
Speaker 3: of be careful if you ever find yourself in a
Speaker 3: situation where you feel like you have all the power
Speaker 3: and all the leverage, because sometimes you find out you
Speaker 3: might not. All right, let's talk about this second gentleman,
Speaker 3: if you will, and his uh pimppand hang on.
Speaker 2: Right is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday and
Speaker 2: amazing Thursday.
Speaker 3: And I am going to get to emails in a
Speaker 3: few moments because I'm a bit behind on those, but
Speaker 3: I wanted to get to this. So Doug m Hoff,
Speaker 3: that's how you say his name, Chris, Chris thinks it's
Speaker 3: I'm Hoff, It's m Hoff. It's em I don't care
Speaker 3: how whatever. Doug m Hoff, the second gentleman he's been,
Speaker 3: it's just so funny. I can't get over that, the
Speaker 3: second gentleman that in and of itself is so effeminate.
Speaker 3: But he's been getting a lot of pub lately, a
Speaker 3: lot of public pub and he's been doing this thing.
Speaker 3: This I'm the male feminist. Hear me, roar thing. Now
Speaker 3: pause on that for a minute. Put that in your
Speaker 3: back pocket. Remember what we talked about. We were discussing
Speaker 3: Mark Cuban and how pro Kamala he's been. Remember that
Speaker 3: we did that. Well, in case you don't remember, just
Speaker 3: just stay with me for a second. There are all
Speaker 3: kinds of powerful people who vote Democrat, or at least
Speaker 3: admit publicly they're going to vote Democrat. You go to
Speaker 3: this ceo or this actor or this professional athlete, the
Speaker 3: stuff a camera in their face, who we are voting for?
Speaker 3: In this culture, they instinctively think they have to say Democrats,
Speaker 3: so they'll say, oh, Kamala Harris. So that's one level
Speaker 3: of voting Democrat. But then there are people like Mark
Speaker 3: Cuban where it's so over the top it's kind of weird.
Speaker 3: Engross every day it's a Kamala hare so smart a lover.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, please Chris. Every day it's stuff like this
Speaker 3: where he could have just said I'm voting for but
Speaker 3: he's running to the news to do this stuff.
Speaker 4: What a lot of business people don't get. I look
Speaker 4: at the Harris campaign as a company, and Kamla is
Speaker 4: the CEO. Right, She's had what forty five days, sixty
Speaker 4: days to build an entire organization, and you look at
Speaker 4: the results. She went from negative favorability ratings, She went
Speaker 4: from recognition being relatively low. She went from being way
Speaker 4: behind in every single poll you looked at, and now look.
Speaker 3: Where she's at. Worst case, she's tied.
Speaker 4: In many cases she's ahead when you're able to turn
Speaker 4: her wet.
Speaker 3: We got it. That's Mark Cuban on TV with his
Speaker 3: San Francisco lesbian haircut every fifteen minutes, getting on his
Speaker 3: knees and kissing Kamala Harris's rear end. It's over the
Speaker 3: top and it's weird. I remember what we said we
Speaker 3: were talking about that. When it's that over the top,
Speaker 3: when it's that weird, it's always for one of two reasons.
Speaker 3: He has a vested financial interest he needs their help with,
Speaker 3: or they have dirt on him and he's being blackmailed.
Speaker 3: It's always one of those two reasons. When it's too
Speaker 3: over the top, there's a reason for it. Now, male feminists,
Speaker 3: I'm certainly not one, but male feminists I love women.
Speaker 3: Women are our strength. These these losers, the guys who
Speaker 3: take it that far all most always there's something darker there,
Speaker 3: There's something in their past they're overcompensating for for one
Speaker 3: reason or another. Remember when the second Gentleman, Remember when
Speaker 3: he said.
Speaker 8: This as being second gentlemen changed your own view of
Speaker 8: perceived gender roles, of what it means to be a.
Speaker 9: Man's This is something I've thought about a lot, and
Speaker 9: something I've spoken about a lot. There's too much of toxicity,
Speaker 9: it's masculine toxicity out there, and we've kind of confused
Speaker 9: what it means to be a man, what it means
Speaker 9: to be masculine.
Speaker 1: Where you've got this trope out there.
Speaker 9: That you've got to be tough and you know, angry
Speaker 9: and lash out to be strong. It's just the opposite,
Speaker 9: you know. Strength is how you show your love for people.
Speaker 9: Strength is how you are for people and how you
Speaker 9: have their back and how you stick up for other
Speaker 9: people and pushing up, pushing out against bullies.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what I believe it is.
Speaker 9: So every time I can speak against this toxicity.
Speaker 1: We're seeing it with our younger people.
Speaker 9: We're seeing it in our discourse and our politics and
Speaker 9: the media. You're seeing it as it relates to so
Speaker 9: many of the issues that we're pushing back on.
Speaker 1: So I think it's a problem, and I'm going.
Speaker 9: To continue to use this platform every time I get
Speaker 9: to speak out against this toxic masculinity that's out there.
Speaker 3: Wow, what a champion of women. He's not like those big,
Speaker 3: those toxic male types. He's a champion of women. Look,
Speaker 3: they've been doing it the whole time.
Speaker 8: Interesting part of how people have talked about your here
Speaker 8: is how your role has reshaped the perception of masculinity.
Speaker 8: And I'm not sure you planned on that, but you
Speaker 8: are an incredibly supportive spouse. Has that been an evolution
Speaker 8: for you? And do you think that's part of the
Speaker 8: role you might play as first gentleman.
Speaker 1: It's funny, I've started to think a lot about this.
Speaker 1: I've always been like this, My dad was like this.
Speaker 3: Hmm, what a feminist he's gonna stand against that MENI
Speaker 3: mcmean face toxic masculinity. Yeah, extept he beat up his girlfriend.
Speaker 3: Came out in the New York Post today. Apparently his
Speaker 3: girlfriend got a little too flirty with another guy and oh,
Speaker 3: Doug m hoff is rear backed and popped her one.
Speaker 3: Hmm wow, what a feminist. Huh that is interesting. And
Speaker 3: also you would think a guy who married Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: would be understanding if she's been around the block once
Speaker 3: or twice, but either way, slaps his girlfriend around. Oh,
Speaker 3: and then there's this tidbit. What a feminist? What a
Speaker 3: champion of women? Doug m Hoff this is from Red State,
Speaker 3: told former girlfriend he'd paid eighty thousand dollars in hush
Speaker 3: money to a nanny he impregnated, and he made her
Speaker 3: sign an NDA. He knocked up his kid's tutor, got
Speaker 3: a divorce for it, paid her eighty g's and made
Speaker 3: her sign an NDA to not tell anyone that kid's his.
Speaker 3: And that's why he spends a lot of time on
Speaker 3: the news talking about what a champion of women he is. Ladies, gentlemen,
Speaker 3: you anti communists who are listening, and even you dirty
Speaker 3: commis who hate listen all the time. Allow me to
Speaker 3: tell you one thing that is true about ninety nine
Speaker 3: point nine nine percent of the time. If there is
Speaker 3: a male feminist who gets a little too loud about
Speaker 3: what a male feminist he is, that is a male
Speaker 3: feminist who's done some dark things to women in his past.
Speaker 3: That is true almost every time, just like the Mark
Speaker 3: Cubans of the world who get a little too I
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Speaker 3: Why didn't he just switch the station? Love your radio show,
Speaker 3: Enjoy your voice, keep up the excellent work. I've told
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Speaker 3: a little bit. People who hate the show listen for
Speaker 3: longer and listen more intently than people who love the show.
Speaker 3: My mentor, Michael Barry told me this when I was
Speaker 3: starting out six years ago. Because I had no history
Speaker 3: in media whatsoever, I didn't believe him. It didn't make
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Speaker 3: listen longer and more intently than people who love it.
Speaker 3: And Chris said, why, I said, my wife is helping
Speaker 3: me understand this. I don't like medical massacres and surgery things.
Speaker 3: I have a friend I have a friend he got
Speaker 3: in this terrible bike wreck and split his head open.
Speaker 3: It was the worst thing you've ever seen in your life.
Speaker 3: And he texted me, I've seen all the blood and
Speaker 3: guts in real life.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It's not like I'm squeamish. But he texted me, he say,
Speaker 3: you want to see pictures? I said, no, I'm good. Thanks.
Speaker 3: Aubrey found out. She said, oh, please get the pictures.
Speaker 3: I want to see them. And I said, what is
Speaker 3: wrong with you? Were you some kind of Sickoh said no.
Speaker 3: That stuff is fascinating and it's so terrible. I want
Speaker 3: to see it. There's something with some people psycle logically,
Speaker 3: if they hate something or dislike something, they will wrap
Speaker 3: their arms around it and embrace it and never let
Speaker 3: it go. I'm not that way, so I don't get it.
Speaker 3: But that's a fact. All right. We'll do some more
Speaker 3: of these emails, more gun control. I can't wait to
Speaker 3: get to the Tim Walls stuff in more Hang on,
Speaker 3: Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 3: Wishing everybody. Everybody are very mary, from our family to yours.
Speaker 3: And I will get back to the emails in a second.
Speaker 3: I do want to remind you no shake your head, Chris.
Speaker 3: All right, we have to get the emails and remember
Speaker 3: tomorrow's ask doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions emailed in
Speaker 3: now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com or a
Speaker 3: voicemail eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three. Jesse,
Speaker 3: thanks for exposing the malfeasance of the quote Catholic groupops
Speaker 3: promoting the invasion of our country. My church has been infiltrated,
Speaker 3: and I'm sorry personally. I attend the SSPX whenever I can. Look.
Speaker 3: This goes beyond Catholics. A lot of you Catholics are
Speaker 3: hard on the Catholic Church or Catholic NGOs, and it's bad,
Speaker 3: the only wrong when Catholic ENGOs do this. But this,
Speaker 3: it goes beyond Catholics. It's in the Protestant area just
Speaker 3: as bad. The Jesus worshiping side of America has a
Speaker 3: division in it, and an important one. There are half
Speaker 3: of them who believe what is right and what is good,
Speaker 3: and there are half of them who have been infected
Speaker 3: and invaded and co opted by the dirty commies, and
Speaker 3: they've had the word of God manipulated to the point
Speaker 3: they'll get up in front of their congregation and say
Speaker 3: Jesus would want you to have ten Haitians move in
Speaker 3: next to you and rape your daughter. And people think
Speaker 3: that somehow godly or something else. And it's gross, it's really, really,
Speaker 3: really bad. And the the problem happens is people don't
Speaker 3: you know how most people aren't invested in politics the
Speaker 3: way you are, or government the way you are. You
Speaker 3: ever have political conversations with people and you're just shocked
Speaker 3: at how little they know. Happens to me all the time,
Speaker 3: I know what happens to you all the time. The
Speaker 3: same thing actually applies to churches and church leadership. I'll
Speaker 3: set Catholicism aside for a moment because I'm not a Catholic.
Speaker 3: But you ever heard of the Southern Baptist Convention the SBC.
Speaker 3: Go look them up as your church under that umbrella.
Speaker 3: If it is. I'm not saying it's bad, I'm not,
Speaker 3: but you might have a big, big, big problem. SBC
Speaker 3: is enormous. It's also putred. You might as well call
Speaker 3: it the James Langford Church. It's just weak and pathetic
Speaker 3: and does more to harm us than helps us. But
Speaker 3: people don't get involved in their church government either church
Speaker 3: leadership either. And look, Chris, this supplies to you people too,
Speaker 3: So don't think Jews are separated from this. I'm assuming.
Speaker 3: I'm assuming you have some sort of thing where they
Speaker 3: talk about the finances of the synagogue. Right they do, Right,
Speaker 3: of course they do. They do the same thing in
Speaker 3: churches and in church. They'll have in your church, better
Speaker 3: do this. In churches, they'll have either a night or
Speaker 3: they'll do it on a Sunday or whatever, where they
Speaker 3: will talk about the finances of the church. You know,
Speaker 3: it's not just tithes money, and then you pray they're
Speaker 3: using it for God's purposes. There will be a breakdown
Speaker 3: how much for missions, how much for the real estate,
Speaker 3: how much for salaries, how much? They won't break it down,
Speaker 3: and oftentimes churches will vote. Let me ask you if
Speaker 3: they were having one of those next week, not on
Speaker 3: Sunday though it's Tuesday night, seven o'clock. You're kind of tired.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I had to do homework the kids. You're
Speaker 3: gonna put on your Sunday best go to church and
Speaker 3: find out you're just gonna hope for the best. I'm
Speaker 3: not pointing fingers. I've sat out a million of those myself.
Speaker 3: We sit out these important conversations. These are important conversations tonight. Actually,
Speaker 3: as soon as the show is over, there is a
Speaker 3: school board convention, convention, a forum, I'm sorry in my
Speaker 3: area where all the candidates running for school board are.
Speaker 3: They're all gonna gather, They're all gonna answer questions. I'm going,
Speaker 3: I don't want to go. I reached out to my
Speaker 3: buddy Luis immediately and I said, hey, will you go
Speaker 3: with me? And to his credit, he's like, you suck, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I will. Ob can't go. She did ask me not
Speaker 3: to embarrass her too much because we do have to
Speaker 3: live in this town. And I get that, but I'm
Speaker 3: definitely going to be heard. I promise you that. And
Speaker 3: He's going, I don't want to go to a freaking
Speaker 3: school board forum tonight. That doesn't sound like fun. I
Speaker 3: want to go home, read a book, hang out with
Speaker 3: my family. These are the things we have to do.
Speaker 3: It applies to your spiritual life as well. It applies
Speaker 3: to your synagogue, it applies to your cathedral, It applies
Speaker 3: to your church. Get involved with the leadership and the finances,
Speaker 3: because what happens is these huge church umbrellas and I'm
Speaker 3: sure it works the same for Judaism and Catholicism. But
Speaker 3: these huge church corporations, which is essentially what they are,
Speaker 3: these umbrellas that are over so many they get occupied
Speaker 3: and consumed too by filthy commis, and then that money
Speaker 3: you turn in, instead of going to God's purposes, go
Speaker 3: to comi purposes, like flooding your country with barbarians. It's important,
Speaker 3: but we don't think about that, and we don't want
Speaker 3: to get involved because everything doesn't all this stuff. Don't
Speaker 3: you cringe a little when I talk about this stuff.
Speaker 3: I do because I know I'm talking to me as
Speaker 3: much as I'm talking to you. I've never acted like
Speaker 3: I don't go through these same things. It sucks to
Speaker 3: have all these obligations, and you have so many of
Speaker 3: these obligations because so many horrible people are trying to
Speaker 3: attack you in the things you care about. They're trying
Speaker 3: to attack your church. Speaking of cathedrals, I went to
Speaker 3: one of my buddies. His son was being baptized for
Speaker 3: the first time. He's a Catholic. His son was being
Speaker 3: baptized for the first time. He asked me if i'd go,
Speaker 3: and of course I said yes. It was an honor,
Speaker 3: so I showed up. It was a big deal. Usually
Speaker 3: they're good and baptized and everything else, and I'm watching
Speaker 3: the whole thing. And they chose to honor a member.
Speaker 3: She had been a member of one of the part
Speaker 3: of leadership I should say. I don't want to get
Speaker 3: too specific in this cathedral, for I think it was
Speaker 3: thirty years, three decades. And as they were introducing her,
Speaker 3: they were honoring her three decades of service. They they
Speaker 3: listed all the organizations she was part of and she championed,
Speaker 3: and it was every disgusting COMMI group you can possibly find.
Speaker 3: And she had managed to worm her way and guide
Speaker 3: partially guide that cathedral for thirty years. Because we don't
Speaker 3: get involved because we don't want to. We don't want
Speaker 3: to accept that there are horrible people attacking all the
Speaker 3: institutions we love, and they will succeed in ruining those
Speaker 3: institutions if we don't dig in and get them out.
Speaker 3: That's the problem. Now we have to make enemies. We
Speaker 3: have to get them out, and that's uncomfortable school board tonight,
Speaker 3: that's school board for them. It's gonna be uncomfortable once
Speaker 3: I get there.
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