Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday, a Hope Day, a
Speaker 1: day where we will eventually get back to making fun
Speaker 1: of Doug m Hoff.
Speaker 2: We are going to continue to pray for Florida as
Speaker 2: Hurricane Milton bears down on them, so please keep Florida
Speaker 2: in your prayers. We are going to read emails. We're
Speaker 2: going to do many things still on the world famous
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show, but we're not doing any of those
Speaker 2: things right now. You ever thought about gouging out somebody's eye? What, Chris,
Speaker 2: It's part of this story we're about to tell is
Speaker 2: an eye gouging thing. I can't stop thinking about it.
Speaker 2: It was one of the parts of the Bible that
Speaker 2: used to fascinate me when I was a kid, because
Speaker 2: I was a big Sampson fan, because you know, he
Speaker 2: and I have a lot in common. But Samson, when
Speaker 2: the Philistines got him, they gouged out his eyes or
Speaker 2: burnt out his eyes. I don't know. I heard it
Speaker 2: a couple different ways, but I will tell you that
Speaker 2: occupied a lot of my thinking when I was a child.
Speaker 2: Why Chris, Because it's sick and it's gruesome, and I
Speaker 2: want to know how they did it, and I want
Speaker 2: to know how bad it hurt, and I want to
Speaker 2: do it to you. So no, I'm just kidding, but
Speaker 2: gouging out people's eyes is terrible, and it's part of
Speaker 2: our story. We talk about politics, the degradation of our politics.
Speaker 2: We look at all the idiots and losers who run
Speaker 2: our country now and I'm not going to lie and
Speaker 2: say it's good, but I think every now and then
Speaker 2: maybe some perspective on real ugliness at the highest levels
Speaker 2: of power, how ugly it can get. You want to
Speaker 2: talk a little bit about Nero, You want to talk
Speaker 2: about Nero and branding. To stay with me here, Nero.
Speaker 2: I know you know who Nero was. You're probably going
Speaker 2: to learn a couple of things here, but I know
Speaker 2: you know who Nero was. He was a Roman emperor,
Speaker 2: remember the Roman Empire. It's not how Roman Rome is
Speaker 2: mostly known today by people for its emperors, the Neros
Speaker 2: and Caligulas, and everyone knows who Julius Caesar is and
Speaker 2: those types. Even if you don't know anything about any
Speaker 2: of these people, that's what you know about. But Rome
Speaker 2: was originally a republic run by the Senate and then
Speaker 2: through a long list of things that we've discussed many
Speaker 2: times on the show, Rome ended up well where we're
Speaker 2: going to be here in the time of Nero. Rome
Speaker 2: ended up being run by one man, an emperor. Now,
Speaker 2: who is Nero? Where'd all this stuff come from? Okay,
Speaker 2: so let's do just a little bit of background on Nero.
Speaker 2: Something you know about Nero, I'm going to shoot a
Speaker 2: hole in today. I should. I should let you know
Speaker 2: right now. Yes, he was very very bad human being
Speaker 2: with there there are some things about Nero that have
Speaker 2: been inaccurate anyway, So who was what's going on at
Speaker 2: the time? This is about the time of Jesus. It's
Speaker 2: after the time of Jesus, but I don't like to
Speaker 2: get specifics in nerd out on the dates. Fifty years
Speaker 2: after the time of Jesus. Kay, So that's roughly where
Speaker 2: we're at here. Jesus is gone, Chris's people killed him.
Speaker 2: It's over. Now we're in Rome, and there's another part
Speaker 2: of Rome. Honestly, Chris jokes aside, there's another part of Rome.
Speaker 2: You should understand the religious aspect of it. This is
Speaker 2: going to come into play in Nero's life later on.
Speaker 2: Anyone who knows the history will understand a little bit
Speaker 2: of why. But the religious aspect of it. First, Rome,
Speaker 2: you know what kind of religion they had, or at
Speaker 2: least I think you probably know what kind of religion
Speaker 2: they had. They had very similar to the Greeks. There's
Speaker 2: a god of the sun, and a god of war
Speaker 2: and a god of love, and you need a temple
Speaker 2: for this guy and a temple for this guy. So
Speaker 2: it's one of those types of places. And we've had
Speaker 2: this talk before on the show. Because it was a
Speaker 2: false religion, it was really its roots were created by
Speaker 2: the state to serve the state. That's a great way
Speaker 2: to test your religious beliefs. Do they serve the state?
Speaker 2: Do they serve the needs of the people in power? Miraculously,
Speaker 2: these societies so often had religions that really helped out
Speaker 2: the guys who were in charge. Right, So it's a
Speaker 2: great way to test your belief system. Well, that was
Speaker 2: Rome's belief system, you know, all the different all that crap. Well,
Speaker 2: then it comes to Jews in Christians Jews and Christians
Speaker 2: in Rome at this period of time, the Jews were
Speaker 2: a little bit more accepted, but not very much at all.
Speaker 2: For the exact same reason Jews and Christians their belief system,
Speaker 2: their God, you know, the same God, Yahweh. He is
Speaker 2: outside of and above the Roman system. That's why initially,
Speaker 2: for the longest time Jews and Christians were persecuted in Rome.
Speaker 2: It wasn't specifically that they had an ax to grind
Speaker 2: with Chris or me or Yahweh himself. They had an
Speaker 2: ax to grind with any kind of a belief system
Speaker 2: that was above the Roman system, above and beyond the
Speaker 2: Roman emperor. You know, if you pin Chris down in
Speaker 2: the alleyway and you say, hey, you could choose Jahweh
Speaker 2: or Nero. They need here, They need him to say
Speaker 2: nero or that's a problem. Okay, you understand. So the
Speaker 2: Jews and the Christians were second class citizens is probably
Speaker 2: the most simplistic way I can put it at this time.
Speaker 2: But separate is really what they were. This will come.
Speaker 2: This is going to come into play in a little while. Separate,
Speaker 2: separate meaning we have this whole Roman society, we have
Speaker 2: this whole Roman belief system. But then you have the
Speaker 2: Jews or the Christians. They live around each other, they
Speaker 2: prefer to work around each other. We know, their God
Speaker 2: They consider him above Nero, above the Senate, above Rome.
Speaker 2: They have that. Okay, So remember they're not only fairly
Speaker 2: new as far as being introduced to the Romans go.
Speaker 2: They've set themselves apart from the Roman system. That was
Speaker 2: a problem, all right. Now, back to the Nero thing.
Speaker 2: Nero was part of the Julius Caesar line. It's known
Speaker 2: as the Julio Claudian dynasty. Don't worry about that. That's
Speaker 2: nerding out on details. History nerds will nerd out on that.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about that. He was. He was part of
Speaker 2: the line of emperors. Back to Caesar Augustus. Who's Caesar
Speaker 2: Augustus again, don't worry about memorizing all this. Caesar Augustus
Speaker 2: was the one who came after Julius Caesar, who actually
Speaker 2: did take over as the emperor and lived for so
Speaker 2: long and ruled Rome. He was still revered at this time.
Speaker 2: His mother near's mother was actually the descendant of Augustus.
Speaker 2: All right. Now, it was a rough time, and it's
Speaker 2: it's crazy, it's funny, it's awful. There are a bunch
Speaker 2: of words I can use to describe ruling families throughout history.
Speaker 2: We talk a lot about our Kennedys here in the
Speaker 2: United States of America, not just the fact that they've
Speaker 2: been in and around power forever. You know, we got
Speaker 2: Jack as a US ambassador, JFK himself obviously the president,
Speaker 2: our FK. You have all these different Kennedys. There's still
Speaker 2: Kennedy's today. R FK Junior just ran for president. All
Speaker 2: these Kennedys out there, we talk about the power they
Speaker 2: have and what else do we talk about? The tragedy
Speaker 2: and the and the scandal around them all the time.
Speaker 2: Ted Kennedy's killing women with his car. JFK is getting
Speaker 2: shot in Dallas are It's just pump across the country.
Speaker 2: The red wave, which should have been didn't even materialize
Speaker 2: because as Donald Trump dragged the entire ticket down. Now,
Speaker 2: I don't think that there's no indication that will happen
Speaker 2: again this year. I'm not saying that, but that's what
Speaker 2: we already saw in our lifetime. The top of the ticket,
Speaker 2: if he's popular enough, can raise everyone up. If he's
Speaker 2: unpopular enough, he can drag everyone down. And when the
Speaker 2: top of the ticket can drag everyone down, that is
Speaker 2: a disaster for democrats and democrats, not just one, not
Speaker 2: just two. Multiple Democrats running for major offices right now
Speaker 2: are telling their own advisors, their own donors, their own
Speaker 2: posters are backing this up. Kamala Harris's presence in the
Speaker 2: race is hurting them in their chances to get elected.
Speaker 2: That is disaster. Kamala Harris is a disaster. And I'm
Speaker 2: not telling you that everything is certain or anything like that.
Speaker 2: I would never say that we have no idea how
Speaker 2: bad the cheating will be. We have no idea. Crazy
Speaker 2: things happen on a life day. We don't know. So
Speaker 2: we have to work keep the pedal to the medal. Remember,
Speaker 2: there's a lot more at stake than Donald Trump in
Speaker 2: this election. Top the bottom, press and run these people
Speaker 2: out of office. Now that I got that disclaimer out
Speaker 2: of the way, it looks like Kamala Harris isn't just
Speaker 2: a losing candidate as of right now. She appears to
Speaker 2: be an unmitigated disaster that's going to crucify the Democrat Party.
Speaker 2: I know, Chris, I'm having a hard time not celebrating,
Speaker 2: but that's where we're at right now. And that's not
Speaker 2: speculation like I have been speculating that to you for
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks after the evening I had last night.
Speaker 2: I got a whole bunch of confirmation on what you
Speaker 2: and I have been seeing and what we've been talking about.
Speaker 2: She's a disaster. And back to what I said, Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris has to in my opinion, she doesn't have a choice,
Speaker 2: especially now that Joe Biden has kind of started taking
Speaker 2: shots at her. Kamala Harris has to declare war on
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. I know that will be uncomfortable and awful
Speaker 2: and disastrous, but this I made all the decisions, just
Speaker 2: like Joe. I was right there with Joe. I was
Speaker 2: the last one in the room. What Joe Oh No,
Speaker 2: never heard of him. We're totally different people. It's not working.
Speaker 2: The only way you can make that work, the only
Speaker 2: way you can sell that to the American people, is
Speaker 2: you gotta have a fight. But she doesn't have that
Speaker 2: in her and I think she's in deep, deep trouble.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to some emails.
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Speaker 4: Jesse's walking him again. So anyway, Milani, it's Trump. You
Speaker 4: know what, I believe that she could quite frankly be
Speaker 4: a political genius. Okay with what she did, you're looking
Speaker 4: at it from the wrong way. We lose on abortion, okay.
Speaker 4: And so what she actually did was soften the blow
Speaker 4: of the abortion issue, to take some of the air
Speaker 4: out of that balloon.
Speaker 2: And so she didn't soften any blows. Bringing abortion back
Speaker 2: into the news was one of the dumbest political moves
Speaker 2: I've ever seen in my entire life. Shame on her
Speaker 2: for publishing this book a month before her husband's trying
Speaker 2: to win an election. Shame on Donald Trump for not
Speaker 2: putting a stop on all this. By the way, I
Speaker 2: mentioned the people I was sitting with, the pollsters and
Speaker 2: things like that. I got confirmation of something you've seen
Speaker 2: and I've seen in something we've talked about. Democrats love
Speaker 2: abortion more than you can possibly imagine, and they've pulled
Speaker 2: tested with people across the multiple states. And when people
Speaker 2: think the election is about abortion, we lose the election.
Speaker 2: You can think you can become more pro abortion and
Speaker 2: soften the blow and get some moderates. None of the
Speaker 2: numbers pencil out that way. If this election is about abortion,
Speaker 2: we are going to lose this election. If this election
Speaker 2: is about inflation and immigration, we are going to win
Speaker 2: this election. The former First Lady publicizing a book and
Speaker 2: putting out a video talking about how much she loves
Speaker 2: to massacre the unborn a month before the election is
Speaker 2: so stupid, insane, evil and wrong. It makes me want
Speaker 2: to punch somebody. I am furious about the entire thing.
Speaker 2: It disgusts me. Every part of it disgusts me. Did
Speaker 2: I make that clear enough? Clear? On that? Really clear? Jesse?
Speaker 2: I remember, like it was yesterday, Election Day twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Trump is ahead significantly in every swing state I remember,
Speaker 2: including Pennsylvania, and that was almost eight hundred thousand votes
Speaker 2: just before midnight, and out of nowhere, hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of mail in votes came streaming in for the next
Speaker 2: few days magically, with most going to Biden to squeak
Speaker 2: him by for a huge win. We all know this
Speaker 2: will happen again. Heck, Pennsylvania court just passed the no
Speaker 2: worries ruling on the balloting or ballot dating. Do you
Speaker 2: think we have enough in place to stop the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty thing this time? Okay? And he asked for Howard Dean.
Speaker 2: He got Listen. Democrats cheat in elections. Democrats have been
Speaker 2: cheating in elections for the longest time. Where does this
Speaker 2: cheating take place. It takes place in areas that are
Speaker 2: completely controlled by them. Election cheating doesn't happen in a rural,
Speaker 2: red town because there would be too many legal entities,
Speaker 2: political entities that would get involved and stop it. But
Speaker 2: when you're in a place, let's say Philadelphia, where you
Speaker 2: control the levers or levers. Chris is it levers or leavers?
Speaker 2: Corey is it levers or leaving? It's either way. Where
Speaker 2: you control the levers of power from top to bottom,
Speaker 2: from dog catcher to mayor you control every single level
Speaker 2: of power in Philadelphia. Once you get to a place
Speaker 2: where Democrats control everything, they will cheat in elections because
Speaker 2: they're communists with no moral founding whatsoever, and all they
Speaker 2: believe in is the revolution. All they believe in is power.
Speaker 2: I've never sugarcoated that for you at all. It's in
Speaker 2: fact Anyone who claims Democrats don't cheat in elections is
Speaker 2: a liar or a moron. There's only one reason you
Speaker 2: wouldn't want people to show ID to vote. There's only
Speaker 2: one reason. There's not a second reason. The only reason
Speaker 2: you would want that is so you can cheat. The
Speaker 2: only reason you would want universal mail in voting, which
Speaker 2: is what they try to pass with HR one, Remember
Speaker 2: that bill Nancy PLUSSI tried to pass. The only reason
Speaker 2: you would do that is because you intend to cheat.
Speaker 2: I get it. Democrats cheat in elections. They cheated last time,
Speaker 2: They're going to cheat again this time. I will also
Speaker 2: say this, though, we are more prepared now for that
Speaker 2: than we were in twenty twenty, Way more prepared. The
Speaker 2: election integrity efforts, the poll watcher efforts, the legal efforts
Speaker 2: when it comes to election counting. This is something that's
Speaker 2: been known for the longest time. So I'll just tell
Speaker 2: you because I had to go through a recount in
Speaker 2: my own election. Remember I lost to Gabrielle Gifford's of
Speaker 2: my run for Congress by four thousand votes. That was
Speaker 2: so close they had to do a recount. It took
Speaker 2: him a week. Everyone knows in politics he who lawyers
Speaker 2: up first and best wins those A lot of the
Speaker 2: time we are officially lawyered up. Now they're lawyered up too.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna act like that, but the difference between
Speaker 2: how prepared we were last time versus how prepared we
Speaker 2: are now is night and day. I'm not here to
Speaker 2: tell you they won't cheat. I'm not here to tell
Speaker 2: you they won't cheat enough to win. Maybe they will.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm not really an oracle. I just
Speaker 2: lie about that. I'm goofing. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But I am here to tell you as far as
Speaker 2: stopping it or slowing down, we are more prepared now
Speaker 2: than we have ever been, and we're way more prepared
Speaker 2: than twenty twenty. We'll see how it works. Look, we
Speaker 2: talk about the election day cheating for Trump and things
Speaker 2: like that. You remember the Adam Laxalt race in Nevada.
Speaker 2: Adam Laxalt. He won that race, not by a little bit,
Speaker 2: by three points on election day. They took a week
Speaker 2: and every day for a week it went from three
Speaker 2: to two point seven to two point three, and I
Speaker 2: think in the end, after a week of recounting, he
Speaker 2: lost by something like seven or eight thousand votes in
Speaker 2: the entire state of Nevada. We weren't ready. We just
Speaker 2: weren't ready. And a lot of people should own that.
Speaker 2: I should point out a lot of people should own that.
Speaker 2: There are Republicans top to bottom who should own that.
Speaker 2: It was obvious Democrats were going to make a hard
Speaker 2: play at it. How were we not ready?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 2: That sucks. We should have done better. Anyway, they're gonna cheat.
Speaker 2: We're more ready than ever. Are we ready enough? Ask
Speaker 2: me in November. We'll find out. All right, We'll be back.
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Speaker 2: He listened to your show every night he died. Oh
Speaker 2: he died at the end of June due to invasive
Speaker 2: skin cancer. I also listened occasionally, but since he is deceased,
Speaker 2: I listen every night when I am off to honor him.
Speaker 2: He used to say, Iona, do you hear that? Iona?
Speaker 2: Do you hear this? Now? I understand why he loved
Speaker 2: listening to your show. You're very knowledgeable, and I learned
Speaker 2: a lot growing up in a communist country. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: say I like the direction this country's going, and I believe,
Speaker 2: no matter who the next president will be, this country
Speaker 2: is done. I wish I was wrong. God bless you
Speaker 2: and your family. Keep up the excellent work. Sincerely, Iona, Iona,
Speaker 2: prayers for you and your loss. I'm sorry if we
Speaker 2: are with our goofball selves helping ease that pain in
Speaker 2: any way, fringing, happy to do it, happy to do it,
Speaker 2: you keep your chin up all right, And as far
Speaker 2: as the country being lost goes, I know about all
Speaker 2: the problems, and I have these worries too. I've been
Speaker 2: honest with you about those worries. But remember all we
Speaker 2: have is to fight anyway. Even whether or not America
Speaker 2: is savageable or not salvageable, we're never gonna see that day.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter. If you told me America was going to
Speaker 2: be saved, I would say, great, I'm all about it.
Speaker 2: That's great, cool, But I'm never gonna be there. I'm
Speaker 2: never gonna be there for the final victory over the communists.
Speaker 2: I won't be alive for that. It's gonna take too long,
Speaker 2: too many years, too many battles. I'll be dead and gone,
Speaker 2: my kids will probably be dead and gone. And if
Speaker 2: you told me America's finished, We're done. It's over. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm not ideal, obviously, nothing I was rooting for. But
Speaker 2: all we have is the fight anyway, whether we can
Speaker 2: save it or not save it. Either we learn to
Speaker 2: love fighting these demons or reminds of just give it
Speaker 2: to them. I choose to fight. I want to make
Speaker 2: their lives freaking miserable. I want them throwing parades the
Speaker 2: day I die. That's how I think about it. Jesse,
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you. I'm usually ready for bed when
Speaker 2: your show airs, but I was up tonight and you
Speaker 2: got me the Nero story. I can't go to bed
Speaker 2: until I hear the end of the story. You have
Speaker 2: an uncanny way of telling the story too. Thanks, very interesting,
Speaker 2: So I'm hanging till the end. If you are a
Speaker 2: history freak, and I realize that is many, many, many,
Speaker 2: many many of you. Again, we did another history show yesterday.
Speaker 2: It was long. I think I almost went two hours
Speaker 2: on Nero. We did an hour of politics or so
Speaker 2: in the beginning, and then I talked a lot of Nero.
Speaker 2: We told kind of Nero's story. If that interests you,
Speaker 2: well go download the podcast. iHeart Spotify iTunes. It's free
Speaker 2: scope subscribe, download the podcast and enjoy it. The It
Speaker 2: was overwhelming how much you enjoyed it. So that's good.
Speaker 2: That is a good thing. Along the lines of Trump
Speaker 2: and how confident I am in the election headline, Trump's
Speaker 2: chances of winning electoral College continue to increase as blue
Speaker 2: Wall State Pole swings in his favor. It's just thing
Speaker 2: after thing appears to be going our way. Also, you
Speaker 2: know what else is going your way? You're not married
Speaker 2: to Glenn Walls. This is Tim Walls's wife. I thought
Speaker 2: Tim Walls was a weirdo and a freak. The more
Speaker 2: I see this woman, I think they are a match
Speaker 2: made in Henry Scarlett. Team comes on the field, we
Speaker 2: will all stand up and cheer to the other. Team
Speaker 2: will never yield, and we won't forget we're here.
Speaker 4: We will fight for victory and when we will conquer every.
Speaker 2: That's the tune for the Marine Corps hymn. And to
Speaker 2: watch that psycho communist do that in front of a
Speaker 2: bunch of dirty commies makes me wan a vomit Jesse.
Speaker 2: I'll take it a step further. They have poisoned the
Speaker 2: well of America. They chose Harris knowing she would lose,
Speaker 2: and when the country melts down, Trump will be the
Speaker 2: ultimate fall guy. Gosh, you guys are dark today. I
Speaker 2: thought that was my job. Default depression, hyperinflation, food shortages,
Speaker 2: civil unrest, the debt bomb is ticking. Okay, Look, I
Speaker 2: have told you how hopeful I am about the election,
Speaker 2: and I wouldn't be lying to you about that if
Speaker 2: I wasn't hopeful. You know, I would tell you I'm
Speaker 2: honest about how I'm feeling about things and what I'm hearing.
Speaker 2: I'm hopeful about the election. Now let's have a frank
Speaker 2: discussion that maybe you'll love, maybe you'll hate, maybe you'll
Speaker 2: be mad at me about. But do keep in mind
Speaker 2: if you are offended by this, I don't give a crap. Okay,
Speaker 2: So here it is. If Donald Trump does win. If
Speaker 2: he wins, yeah, wooh, we're happy. I'm happy, you're happy,
Speaker 2: everyone's happy. So I'm voting for a good goal what
Speaker 2: realistically we expect versus what we cannot expect. Okay, So realistically,
Speaker 2: here's what you're going to get. That's going to go
Speaker 2: very very well, and you will be happy with it,
Speaker 2: and it's a good thing. First, you'll get better border security.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about deportations. I'm talking about security. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump managed to actually secure the southern border. That in
Speaker 2: and of itself, in my opinion, is enough of a
Speaker 2: reason to vote for Donald Trump. But you are going
Speaker 2: to get good border security. Boom, good thing. All right,
Speaker 2: good thing. What else are you going to get with
Speaker 2: Donald Trump? You're going to get a better regulatory environment
Speaker 2: for the economy. Trump, as hard as I've been on
Speaker 2: him about spending in COVID and all that idiocy, regulatory
Speaker 2: reforms that he put in they're the reason this economy
Speaker 2: just exploded until he crapped his pants during COVID. When
Speaker 2: he got in there, he started deregulating this economy, and
Speaker 2: the economy exploded, and he will do that again. That
Speaker 2: is a good thing for the country, a good thing.
Speaker 2: You were going to get a better, more sane foreign policy.
Speaker 2: That is what you were going to get. And frankly,
Speaker 2: those are the three things you can really bank on
Speaker 2: if Donald Trump gets elected president. Those three things, if
Speaker 2: you are banking on things beyond that, you're probably lying
Speaker 2: to yourself. I'm just being honest. If you're banking on
Speaker 2: mass deportation, come on, be serious, Yes, be serious. The
Speaker 2: same administration that backed off of child separation after a
Speaker 2: two week Democrat propaganda op about kids in cages is
Speaker 2: not going to start rounding up people by the dozen
Speaker 2: and shipping them back to El Salador. That's not realistic.
Speaker 2: You are not going to get mass deportation. Quit lying
Speaker 2: to yourself. So you're not gonna get mass deportation. You
Speaker 2: were not going to get any cuts in spending none whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Trump is a spending monster. I will actually give him
Speaker 2: credit for this. As much as I disagree with him
Speaker 2: on the issue. Donald Trump, unlike other Republicans, at least
Speaker 2: didn't repent or didn't pretend. Every other Republican I've ever
Speaker 2: voted for told me they were going to cut spending
Speaker 2: and then blew up the federal debt and deficit. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump never told me he was going to cut spending
Speaker 2: and then he blew up the federal debt and federal deficit.
Speaker 2: You're not going to get any spending cuts. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: signed every single trillion dollar spending montrosity that crossed his
Speaker 2: desk every time he complained about it and said he
Speaker 2: isn't going to sign another one, and every time he
Speaker 2: signed the next one that came across the dest So
Speaker 2: you're not gonna get any spending cuts. There won't be
Speaker 2: any of those. There won't be spending cuts. You're not
Speaker 2: gonna get mass deportation. You are going to get improvement
Speaker 2: in the military. I do believe from what I hear
Speaker 2: that he is going to attempt to root out the
Speaker 2: rot and filth in the military. How successful he can
Speaker 2: be with that, I don't know, but I think you
Speaker 2: will get some of that. And that ties me to
Speaker 2: the last thing, And this is the ultimate thing. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I've told you what I think we'll get.
Speaker 2: I've told you what I don't think we'll get. The
Speaker 2: draining of the swamp, the cleaning out of not just
Speaker 2: the military, the entire deep state, Central Intelligence Agency, Federal
Speaker 2: Bureau of Investigation, IRS, EPA, you name it. The number
Speaker 2: of government employees that need to be fired is staggering, staggering.
Speaker 2: Are we going to get that? Well, if you're a
Speaker 2: Trump hater, you're screaming at the radio right now, we
Speaker 2: didn't get any of that last time. He made it worse.
Speaker 2: And that's true, he didn't do any of that last time.
Speaker 2: He made it worse. I have been told by people
Speaker 2: close to him that he knows that, and that he
Speaker 2: realizes his failure to clean out the garbage and the
Speaker 2: government really really hurt him. It's the reason he got impeached,
Speaker 2: it's the reason his agenda got held back. I am
Speaker 2: not as convinced as the Trump haters are that he
Speaker 2: won't do some serious bureaucracy clean out. I think we
Speaker 2: have a chance at that, a chance, call it a
Speaker 2: coin flip. Maybe he'll fail, maybe they'll throw up too
Speaker 2: many roadblocks. I'm not trying to promise you that, but
Speaker 2: that's what you're gonna get versus what you're not gonna get.
Speaker 2: What do you want me to tell you? It's a
Speaker 2: lot better than what we have now, and if we're
Speaker 2: gonna try to save this place, we kind of need
Speaker 2: his help. All right, Fine, we'll be back. This is
Speaker 2: the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Friday. It's not
Speaker 2: a Friday, it's a Thursday. That was you told me
Speaker 2: it was a Friday. I knew he would have that wrong.
Speaker 2: It's wrong, Chris. It's Thursday on a Thursday, reminding you
Speaker 2: you can email the show you're asked doctor Jesse questions
Speaker 2: for tomorrow Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now, I've
Speaker 2: been thinking about it your wax a lot lately, and
Speaker 2: don't shake your head, Chris, I just don't understand how
Speaker 2: it works. And so I've got to explain something to
Speaker 2: you right now. And it's not gonna be gross, at
Speaker 2: least I don't think it's gonna be gross. But there's
Speaker 2: a couple of parts of this job. I should never
Speaker 2: tell you this. I should never tell you what I'm
Speaker 2: about to tell you. But there are a couple parts
Speaker 2: of this job that bother me a great deal, all right,
Speaker 2: I'm not complaining. Look, my job is a dream job.
Speaker 2: I know, I get that. But one makeup I shut up, Chris.
Speaker 2: Every day I have to I have to put on
Speaker 2: a little bit of makeup for my TV show, not
Speaker 2: for radio, like, not for radio. As you look at
Speaker 2: me right now, this is just naturally this handsome, but
Speaker 2: for television because apparently your sweat shines. If you start
Speaker 2: sweating it all on TV, it shines, and you're not
Speaker 2: supposed to be shiny, and the way lighting works, you
Speaker 2: have to have something under your eyes. They need to brighten.
Speaker 2: Nothing that like. They tried to explain it at all
Speaker 2: to me when I was yelling and screaming about this.
Speaker 2: But as a dude, do you have any idea what
Speaker 2: it's like to walk up to the makeup counter. I've
Speaker 2: had to do this twice now, only twice because apparently
Speaker 2: the stuff lasts forever. Do you have any idea what
Speaker 2: it's like to walk up to the makeup counter of
Speaker 2: JC Penny and ask them for what do they call?
Speaker 2: What do they call? It? Starts with this concealer? Concealer?
Speaker 2: Do you have any idea what that is like? To
Speaker 2: have to walk up to the young lady there, and
Speaker 2: you know, you got to deepen up your voice a
Speaker 2: little bit so she doesn't think you're some fruit. But
Speaker 2: you've got to be well, I need some concealer. No,
Speaker 2: it's from my wife, but I need you to match
Speaker 2: my skin tone right. You can't, So that is one
Speaker 2: part of the job that I really really despise. I
Speaker 2: hate it. And then when you get it on your face,
Speaker 2: your face feels dry, and then you feel you feel
Speaker 2: gay it's just thorable. So there's that, and then there's
Speaker 2: the having things in my ears. That's why I see.
Speaker 2: If you're watching right now, you know you can watch
Speaker 2: me do the show on the simulcast. If you want
Speaker 2: to watch me do the radio show, it's on the
Speaker 2: first TV. You can watch all my stupid hand gestures
Speaker 2: and yelling at Chris and Corey and things like that.
Speaker 2: What you see. You see these headphones I'm taking off
Speaker 2: and putting on. You see these these are over the
Speaker 2: ear headphones. I had to get these because Chris blew
Speaker 2: out my ear drums one day with some other headphones,
Speaker 2: and because I don't like things stuck in my ear.
Speaker 2: I don't like things honor in my ears. Only on TV.
Speaker 2: That's not an option. I have to take this. It's
Speaker 2: called an IFB. I like to pretend I'm in the
Speaker 2: Secret Service. But it goes over my ear and it
Speaker 2: sticks in my ears. So my TV producers can talk
Speaker 2: to me during the show. Well, I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: like that. There gets to be earwax on there, and
Speaker 2: I know, a shut up. It's not a lot, Chris,
Speaker 2: It's it's not a lot. It's not a lot. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Who cleans that do we have to send that in
Speaker 2: or something? Anyway, it's really gross and I realize it's mine.
Speaker 2: And I don't even understand how ear wax works. What, Chris, No,
Speaker 2: there's not a lot on it. Now, hold on the mill.
Speaker 2: Oh no, there is a little bit on there. Can
Speaker 2: you get this clean, Chris or something? No, I don't
Speaker 2: want you to touch it. That's disgusting. I'm so grossed out.
Speaker 2: Is what if we paid the cleaning lady, the Mexican
Speaker 2: cleaning lady who comes in here. What of course they
Speaker 2: don't want to do it, Chris, money talks, you know,
Speaker 2: I'll pay well, slip them a five, Slip them a
Speaker 2: five to clean it? What twenty twenty? That's a lot.
Speaker 2: I'll just clean up myself. That's what I have some anyway,
Speaker 2: I don't understand. I don't understand how earwax works. How
Speaker 2: do you have earwax? Why? Where does it come from?
Speaker 2: I don't get it. I'm grossed out by it. I
Speaker 2: hate having to wear makeup and I hate earwax. I
Speaker 2: just had to get that off my chest. All right,
Speaker 2: that's it, Jesse. You say when the government betrays you,
Speaker 2: they will lose the public trust. Well, Trump was part
Speaker 2: of the government who signed Operation Warp Speed and the
Speaker 2: Care Act and mocked us down. I didn't see him
Speaker 2: losing our trust. We're actually rewarding him again, trying to
Speaker 2: get him elected. So okay, So the guy's upset about
Speaker 2: upset with Trump about all the COVID stuff. But look
Speaker 2: like I just said, actually we just covered this last segment.
Speaker 2: I told you what you're going to get and what
Speaker 2: you're not gonna get with Trump. Out of a Trump presidency,
Speaker 2: a Trump presidency is going to be a whole lot
Speaker 2: better than a Biden presidency, a whole lot better than
Speaker 2: a Kamala presidency. He's not a savior. He never has been.
Speaker 2: There is no such thing as a man savior anyway,
Speaker 2: or a politician president, senator whatever. These don't ever be
Speaker 2: a man worshiper. Put the pomp poms down, every politician,
Speaker 2: Trump included. They're all just rental cars. Ride them to
Speaker 2: get where you're going, and drump and dump them the
Speaker 2: second you're done with them. We're going to get a
Speaker 2: better president out of Donald Trump than the other ones. Did.
Speaker 2: He crap his pants during COVID, screw the whole thing
Speaker 2: up by listening to Foucy and all these other losers.
Speaker 2: Of course he did. It's the way it goes, all right,
Speaker 2: all right, speaking of trust and institutions, though here's another doozy.
Speaker 2: I hate to keep going back to this, but remember
Speaker 2: during COVID, speaking of COVID, when I was screaming about
Speaker 2: how they're losing public trust and it's going to last forever.
Speaker 2: Here's one. This is you know what the trust in
Speaker 2: medicine was over four years ago, about four or five
Speaker 2: years ago, eighty percent if you went and talked to
Speaker 2: one hundred people in the mall, eighty of them would
Speaker 2: have had a positive view in medicine. Do you know
Speaker 2: what that number is today? Forty half. Now we talk
Speaker 2: to one hundred people in the mall, sixty of them
Speaker 2: will talk down about doctors, pharmaceuticals, the medical industry. And
Speaker 2: I don't have anything to say except if you are
Speaker 2: in medicine, especially if you're a powerful person in medicine, listening,
Speaker 2: owning what you did is the only chance you have
Speaker 2: at earning that public trust back. If you are going
Speaker 2: to continue to lie, cover it up, punish the people
Speaker 2: who got it right, if you're going to continue down
Speaker 2: that path. Then the trust is going to keep going down.
Speaker 2: And I know you probably can't see this, but the
Speaker 2: trust is the only reason you have a job. If
Speaker 2: that public trust goes down too much, you become completely
Speaker 2: unp work. Just something to sit and brew on. I
Speaker 2: don't know, not my problem. I never told people to
Speaker 2: wear a cloth mask for a microscopic virus. Anyway, we
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