Speaker 1: This is a podcast from WOOR.
Speaker 2: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun.
Speaker 3: On a Tuesday, and man, I just wish there was
Speaker 3: something to talk about here on a Tuesday.
Speaker 2: So just I don't even know how to put this,
Speaker 2: but it's going to be a long show and there
Speaker 2: are huge things to discuss. The chances we will get
Speaker 2: to all of them in enough depth are the chances
Speaker 2: are very slim. I'll put it that way. The chances
Speaker 2: are skinny, skinny, skinny. But here's what we have. There
Speaker 2: are ominous signs going on in the Middle East right now, Iran, Israel, Russia, Ukraine.
Speaker 2: I know that's not in the Middle East, but foreign
Speaker 2: things are happening that are a really big deal. We
Speaker 2: will talk about that tonight. The strike the doc workers,
Speaker 2: they have officially gone on strike. We're going to discuss
Speaker 2: that in more depth. We're going to discuss that in
Speaker 2: a different way, So stay with me on that. We
Speaker 2: have the administration not knowing how to appear to care
Speaker 2: about the hurricane victims. We will discuss that. We're going
Speaker 2: to discuss well, the debate. I mean, there is a
Speaker 2: VP debate about three hours from now. And if you'd
Speaker 2: asked me forty eight hours ago. What was going to
Speaker 2: be the biggest story on Tuesday. I probably would have
Speaker 2: told you the VP debate, And somehow that seems like
Speaker 2: a fourth or fifth. But we will discuss that as well.
Speaker 2: All that and so much more coming up tonight on
Speaker 2: the world famous Jesse Cally Show. I want to begin
Speaker 2: actually here with none of those things. Stay with me.
Speaker 2: I'm clearly I'm going to go somewhere with this, but
Speaker 2: I'm going to read something to you really quickly. What
Speaker 2: a weird way to start a show on such a
Speaker 2: big day, right, But I'm gonna read something to you.
Speaker 2: It's from an article on Business Insider, and here's one
Speaker 2: who Laura and Roger Griffiths bought their dream home and
Speaker 2: then life fell apart. Oh okay, what happened there? Before
Speaker 2: they won the two point seven to six million dollar
Speaker 2: lottery jackpot in two thousand and five. Laura and Roger
Speaker 2: Griffiths of England reportedly never argued. Then they won and
Speaker 2: bought a multi million dollar home. They bought a barn
Speaker 2: in a Porsche. They took luxurious trips to Dubai, Monico,
Speaker 2: New York City. Their fortune ended in twenty ten when
Speaker 2: a freak fire goided their house, which was underinsured, forced
Speaker 2: them to shell out for repairs seven months of temporary accommodations.
Speaker 2: Not long after, he was caught by his wife sending
Speaker 2: emails to a woman. Their fourteen year marriage ended. Allow
Speaker 2: me to do another one. Bud Post lost six sixty
Speaker 2: two million dollars within a nightmareish year after his own
Speaker 2: brother allegedly put out a hit on him. William Bud
Speaker 2: Post won sixteen point two million Pennsylvania lottery nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 2: but he was one million dollars in debt within a year.
Speaker 2: This is a quote from Post. I wish it had
Speaker 2: never happened. It was totally a nightmare access A former
Speaker 2: girlfriend successfully sued him for a third of his winnings.
Speaker 2: His brother was arrested for allegedly hiring a hit man
Speaker 2: to kill him in hopes he'd inherit a share of
Speaker 2: the winnings. After sinking money into family businesses, Posts sank
Speaker 2: into debt spent time in jail for firing a gun
Speaker 2: over the head of a bill collector. Quote. I was
Speaker 2: much happier when I was broke. Bud lived quietly on
Speaker 2: four hundred and fifty dollars a month in food stamps
Speaker 2: until his death. I could continue on on this very
Speaker 2: fascinating article, But why would I be talking about lottery
Speaker 2: winners and how their life turned into a disaster when
Speaker 2: we have huge stories there's doc workers World War Three.
Speaker 2: Why Well, there's one thing I have definitely learned in life.
Speaker 2: It's that sometimes oftentimes wins, real big wins, can in
Speaker 2: the end be losses, and losses in the end can
Speaker 2: be wins. And that's going to kind of be a
Speaker 2: continuing theme we as we go through things. Right now, Now,
Speaker 2: let's discuss, you know what, Let's go ahead and begin
Speaker 2: on the foreign policy front, even though that's not really
Speaker 2: what we do mostly on the show. Wins can be losses,
Speaker 2: losses can be wins. Well, I know you've probably seen,
Speaker 2: you've probably heard by now it is towards the end
Speaker 2: of the day that missiles, ballistic missiles have been raining
Speaker 2: down on Israel all day long. Now, it is funny
Speaker 2: that twelve hour years ago we heard this jazo.
Speaker 4: Since the US and Western Allies publicize the discussions over
Speaker 4: this twenty one day ceasefire proposal, is there still any
Speaker 4: hope that.
Speaker 5: That gets Yeah, as you know, This is a president
Speaker 5: that's hopeful and optimistic, and you hear him say that.
Speaker 2: I agree. You asked me if that is hopeful?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 5: So, look, we believe the way to get to a
Speaker 5: ceasefires to have this diplomatic resolution to get.
Speaker 2: Us Yeah, how'd that work out? It was only a
Speaker 2: year ago. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said.
Speaker 7: This, And what we said is we want to depressurize,
Speaker 7: de escalate, and ultimately integrate the Middle East region. The
Speaker 7: war in Yemen is in, it's nineteen month of truce
Speaker 7: for now. The Iranian attacks against US forces have stopped.
Speaker 7: Our presence in Iraq is stable. I emphasize for now,
Speaker 7: because all of that can change, and the Middle East
Speaker 7: region is quieter today than it has been in two decades.
Speaker 2: Oops. And last, okay, that's not really the story that
Speaker 2: we're talking about here. In response to missiles raining down
Speaker 2: on Israel, Israel has made well, specifically Benjamin Netanyahu has
Speaker 2: made some public statements that have anybody in power in
Speaker 2: Iran pooping in their little pants.
Speaker 8: When you run is finally free, and that moment will
Speaker 8: come a lot sooner than people think everything will be different.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, what was that you didn't hear that yet,
Speaker 2: did you? That's kind of an important little ten second bit,
Speaker 2: don't you think. Let's listen to it again. What did
Speaker 2: he just.
Speaker 8: Say when you ran is finally free and that moment
Speaker 8: will come a lot sooner than people think.
Speaker 2: Everything will be different?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, and that moment will come a lot sooner than
Speaker 2: people think. What else did Netanyahu? Because he came out
Speaker 2: today and said this in response to the missile attacks,
Speaker 2: in case you weren't pooping your pants enough in Iran.
Speaker 2: If you're in leadership, Natanya who rolls this out?
Speaker 8: I know you don't support the rapists and murderers of
Speaker 8: Kamas and Chrismaala, but your leaders do you deserve more
Speaker 8: the people? Everyone should know Israel stands with you. May
Speaker 8: we together know a future of prosperity and peace.
Speaker 10: M m m.
Speaker 2: You know what many many, many, many, almost I mean
Speaker 2: most of the invaders conquering armies have said to the
Speaker 2: population right before they've invaded, We're on your side. We're
Speaker 2: going to liberate you. Don't worry, We're coming to hell. Okay.
Speaker 2: The Ayatola has reportedly been moved to a secure location
Speaker 2: because they're worried Israel's going to blow them up. And
Speaker 2: we have a retired three star general saying things like.
Speaker 1: This, Nania, how is basically said to the world.
Speaker 6: They said to the United States, We've given you repeated
Speaker 6: opportunities to bring this thing to a conclusion, to chop down,
Speaker 6: and the world has turned another eye and they've said no.
Speaker 6: I think he's going for the kill. And what I
Speaker 6: mean by that, he's going to respond quite forcefully. And
Speaker 6: I think if I was you ran right now, I'd
Speaker 6: say I think where he'd probably end up going.
Speaker 1: He's going to make a real key shot.
Speaker 6: He's either going to have some nuclear facilities or he's
Speaker 6: going after a supreme leader, and that's going to show.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's stop on all this because let's talk about
Speaker 2: life wins becoming loss is lost becoming wins. If you're Hamas,
Speaker 2: and this is going to apply to a lot of
Speaker 2: different stories today, so just stay with me. But if
Speaker 2: you're Hamas, I'm going to set aside all emotion and
Speaker 2: my own biases on all this stuff. But if you're Hamas,
Speaker 2: you're in Palestine, you border Israel, you hate them, okay,
Speaker 2: you hate the Jews, kill all the Jews, all that
Speaker 2: other crap. You spend a long time, months, probably more
Speaker 2: than months, coordinating and planning this massive raid into Israel,
Speaker 2: because forever you've been doing that. Well, we'll stab a
Speaker 2: guard real quick on the border, and then that guy
Speaker 2: gets shot and then that's over. Forever you've been firing
Speaker 2: rockets into the place. But you decided that wasn't enough,
Speaker 2: that you needed a win. And what you do. You've
Speaker 2: got the funding, you got the weapons, you did the training.
Speaker 2: Believe me, that was a well coordinated raid when you're
Speaker 2: coming on paragliders and they were planned coordinated, they had
Speaker 2: intelligence from inside. That thing took a long time to
Speaker 2: pull off. You're Hamas, you sat down, you put your
Speaker 2: heads together, and you pulled off, for their purposes, an
Speaker 2: extremely successful raid against your hated enemy. A thousand Israeli's dead.
Speaker 2: You got to torture a bunch of them and rape
Speaker 2: a bunch of them. You got to go in and
Speaker 2: do it. And the celebrations in the streets that night
Speaker 2: were enormous. Because if you're in Hamas, if you're in
Speaker 2: Palestine and you hate the Jews, when have you ever
Speaker 2: had a win like that? Never look at us. Now
Speaker 2: you're in ruins, your northern neighbor Hesbellah and Lebanon in ruins.
Speaker 2: You're Iran. You've planned and funded all of this leadership
Speaker 2: dying on your soil, and your Ayatola is currently hiding
Speaker 2: in a bunker praying to God. The next guy who
Speaker 2: brings him a meal isn't an Israeli spy who planted
Speaker 2: C four in his onion rings. A win can quickly
Speaker 2: become a loss, and this goes way deeper than Israel Iran.
Speaker 2: I'm going to talk a little bit more about Israel
Speaker 2: Iran where we might be headed in a moment that
Speaker 2: we'll continue on with this theme for the evening. Now,
Speaker 2: let's pray, and let's do pray that we don't have
Speaker 2: more troops as a result of everything going on right now.
Speaker 2: Let's pray that we have all the Gold Star families
Speaker 2: we're going to have in our lifetime. I wish we
Speaker 2: didn't have any. We have many. But let's also remember
Speaker 2: there is an organization that cares for these people if
Speaker 2: they're left behind, when dad doesn't come back from combat,
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Speaker 9: On a Tuesday, It's debate night, it's Israel potentially invading
Speaker 9: Iran night, It's dock workers strike night, it's Americans still
Speaker 9: suffering and dying from Hurricane Aftermath night.
Speaker 2: It's a lot going on tonight on The Jesse Kelly Show,
Speaker 2: and we're tackling all of it. We opened up talking
Speaker 2: about wins can become losses. Losses can become wins. Hamas
Speaker 2: had that huge raid, hugely successful for them. We killed
Speaker 2: so many Jews. Now Hamas is gone, leadership wiped out, facilities, decimated,
Speaker 2: Hezbolla same thing wiped out, leadership taken out, gone. That
Speaker 2: huge win was less than a year ago, well win
Speaker 2: our greatest night. The Jews have paid the price and
Speaker 2: now gone. And there's another part of this. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: sure you liked that part. There's another part you might
Speaker 2: not like. Where this goes from here might see an
Speaker 2: Israeli win turn into a loss. Meaning this meaning this,
Speaker 2: Israel is so much more advanced than any of these
Speaker 2: other countries, including Iran. They are so much more advanced
Speaker 2: than even Hesbilah, who's pretty advanced Hesbela, Iran Hamas. Israel
Speaker 2: has very smartly, very sharply, slaughtered their enemies, taken out
Speaker 2: their leadership. Good for you. Now after that raid, they've responded,
Speaker 2: They've responded forcefully. Good for you. What happens if Iran
Speaker 2: has a nuclear weapon already? You see what I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to doomsday it. I'm trying to say,
Speaker 2: we're all celebrating. If you've been rooting for Israel and
Speaker 2: the whole Israel Hamas thing, we're all celebrating it. Ooh nice,
Speaker 2: beat them up. Yep, you're winning right now. That win.
Speaker 2: It's only about eight million people in Israel. It's a
Speaker 2: very small place size of New Jersey. That wind can
Speaker 2: turn into a loss in a hurry and we can
Speaker 2: all wake up because this thing escalates and gets bigger
Speaker 2: and bigger and bigger, and we can all wake up
Speaker 2: with a brand new problem on our hands. Wins can
Speaker 2: become losses. Losses can become wins. Look as long as
Speaker 2: we're doing foreign policy, because we're about to move off this,
Speaker 2: I don't want to spend all day on it. If
Speaker 2: there is some kind of huge thing that happens foreign
Speaker 2: policy wise, we'll keep you posted as soon as we
Speaker 2: can verify things during the show. But although on those
Speaker 2: exact same lines, Russia, Ukraine. Ukraine recently launched a counter
Speaker 2: offensive into Russia which I actually think was probably sharp.
Speaker 2: Instead of the Russians being on Ukrainian territory, Ukrainians were
Speaker 2: on Russian territory. Counterattack put them on the defense woo,
Speaker 2: And it was celebrated across the spectrum for people who
Speaker 2: want Ukraine to win. Yeah, we got them, Yeah take
Speaker 2: that Putin woo. Putins in trouble headline. Russia strikes eleven
Speaker 2: Ukrainian regions overnight with drone waves. Wooh, we got them.
Speaker 3: Look at this Russian territory. They suck at Putin, you'd
Speaker 3: suck oh, what's that. They have modern drone technology that
Speaker 3: can slaughter people. They have the largest nuclear arsenal on
Speaker 3: the planet, including tactical nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: Oh man, did that wind turn into a loss pretty quickly?
Speaker 2: It might. This is how it works, and this is
Speaker 2: what this is what makes it so complicated and difficult
Speaker 2: for us as we try to sift through the foreign
Speaker 2: policy the domestic policy. See what is a win? What
Speaker 2: isn't a loss? You know, we're gonna make this, In fact,
Speaker 2: I'm gona transition it right now into this gigantic strike
Speaker 2: because this is gonna be a good lesson for all
Speaker 2: of us, for you, me, for everybody. Okay, there's a
Speaker 2: big strike. We talked about it last night. If you
Speaker 2: missed our one of last night's show, it's not that
Speaker 2: all three hours weren't brilliant, But if you missed our
Speaker 2: one of last night's show, that is worth your time
Speaker 2: to go download the podcast of it iHeart or Spotify
Speaker 2: or iTunes. And now it's not just because of my
Speaker 2: amazing brilliance. We brought on Ross Kennedy. He's a port
Speaker 2: supply chain expert who laid out everything. We kept him
Speaker 2: on for two segments. He laid out everything in detail.
Speaker 2: Who's at falled? Who were the good guys? Who were
Speaker 2: the bad guys. If you're oversimplifying things today when it
Speaker 2: comes to this port strike, you're making a mistake. There
Speaker 2: aren't necessarily good guys bad guys black and white on this.
Speaker 2: Before you send me hate mail or a hate voicemail,
Speaker 2: go listen to that. Understand it in a little bit
Speaker 2: more depth than you do now. It's not as simple
Speaker 2: as greedy dock workers, right. But again, wins can become losses,
Speaker 2: and we'll get into taking the temperature of the room,
Speaker 2: and that's going to kind of be a talk we're
Speaker 2: going to have in a moment. But let's say the
Speaker 2: dock workers are successful and they get this massive pay
Speaker 2: increase they're doing, you know, a union strike. What does
Speaker 2: a union strike? You're holding someone hostage, a company, a nation, whatever. Okay,
Speaker 2: so right now it's really kind of all of us.
Speaker 2: They're holding his hostage. Let's say they win. That's awesome
Speaker 2: if you're in there. What a win. How quickly, how
Speaker 2: quickly do the shipping companies do the ports begin to
Speaker 2: ensure that this kind of thing can never happen again?
Speaker 2: How quickly do they turn to automation. Big win. Look
Speaker 2: at the fat pay increased felas who were getting paid
Speaker 2: in five years. You're out of a job. Congratulations, I
Speaker 2: hope you saved up all the extra money. Wins can
Speaker 2: become losses. Now, let's talk about taking the temperature of
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Speaker 2: we'll be back. Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and it is debate night. I'm still excited for the
Speaker 2: debate kind of. I'll explain what I mean by that
Speaker 2: in a little while, And remember you can email the
Speaker 2: show and you should Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now let's discuss Let's
Speaker 2: discuss the strike in a different kind of a way.
Speaker 2: Let's discuss taking the temperature of the room. This is
Speaker 2: a conversation and I have with my sons often, in fact,
Speaker 2: that you and I have had this conversation before. I,
Speaker 2: because I'm an extremely rude, abrasive person, have screwed this
Speaker 2: up more times in my life than I can count.
Speaker 2: And I've seen how it's burned me more times than
Speaker 2: I can count.
Speaker 10: I have.
Speaker 2: I've told my wife before, we've had We've had. She
Speaker 2: had a long day, I had a long day. It
Speaker 2: was Friday night, this is years ago. We were getting
Speaker 2: ready to go out for a date that night, and
Speaker 2: she had this dress that I hated, and I'd never
Speaker 2: told her I hated it. I just didn't like it.
Speaker 2: I didn't like it was this wasn't for me. It
Speaker 2: was my was my taste. I didn't I didn't care
Speaker 2: for it, but I hated the stress. And she had
Speaker 2: had a long day that kids were acting up that day,
Speaker 2: and I think a toilet broke in the house. She
Speaker 2: was so frazzled by the time I got home. But
Speaker 2: I had had a long day too. I'm making an
Speaker 2: excuse for myself, but I had a long day too.
Speaker 2: She came out, she said, okay, let's go, let's go
Speaker 2: on a date, and just the words just came out.
Speaker 2: I looked and said, oh, that dress, the date didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Date night ruined, hurt her feelings, and I felt about
Speaker 2: an inch high, completely hurt her feelings. I should note
Speaker 2: that I could easily my wife's not a sensitive person.
Speaker 2: Virtually any other time I could have told her, hey,
Speaker 2: I really don't care for this dress, and she'd probably
Speaker 2: just throw it away and get something she said, okay, whatever,
Speaker 2: that'd be fine. But instead I chose the exact wrong moment,
Speaker 2: and I just gutted her and felt like a freaking
Speaker 2: idiot for it. Right taking the temperature of the room.
Speaker 2: I tell my sons this. I try my best to
Speaker 2: teach my sons this the temperature of the room. Speaking
Speaker 2: of my wife, her grandpa died a while back. It
Speaker 2: was a couple of years ago. I think her grandpa died. Boys,
Speaker 2: my boys had never been to a funeral before. Okay, well,
Speaker 2: my boys are boys. They like to have fun and
Speaker 2: laugh and make jokes, and I mean, they're my boys.
Speaker 2: We have a good time. And my boy, they're not
Speaker 2: rude at all. They're very polite young men. But we
Speaker 2: had to talk before the funeral. No, Chris, they didn't
Speaker 2: screw it up. We had to talk before the funeral
Speaker 2: about this. Hey, we're about to walk into a funeral.
Speaker 2: People are gonna be crying. Dad's gone. I'm said, is
Speaker 2: this the time to make jokes? And is this the
Speaker 2: time to fart as loud as you can? Is this
Speaker 2: the time to do those things? We had a long
Speaker 2: taking the temperature of the room. So let's discuss the
Speaker 2: strike going on right now. You see, I haven't taken
Speaker 2: a side, and I'm not going to take a side.
Speaker 2: I need these people to come together and come to
Speaker 2: an agreement because I'm very concerned about the American people.
Speaker 2: Beyond that, I don't care. I don't care about the union.
Speaker 2: I don't care about the ports. Come together, get the
Speaker 2: goods flowing. That's what I care about. So I'm really
Speaker 2: genuinely not taking a side. I don't care. It means
Speaker 2: nothing to me. I only care about the people. It's
Speaker 2: all I care about. The head of the Long Shriman Union,
Speaker 2: his name is Daggett, clearly in old school union type,
Speaker 2: big old gold chain. You can hear it in his voice.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play him for you in a second. But
Speaker 2: he's making the same mistake I've seen sports union guys
Speaker 2: make a million times in my life, and this is
Speaker 2: how it plays out. Every single time I've seen a
Speaker 2: professional sports strike. And I used to watch professional sports
Speaker 2: all the time, so I know all of them. Baseball, basketball,
Speaker 2: Every single time, the players' union will strike. The owners
Speaker 2: don't want to give this. The players want this, Okay, fine,
Speaker 2: they're striking whatever, Just like's happening now. The players at demands,
Speaker 2: the owners don't want to give it. They'll come to
Speaker 2: an agreement. The players end up making themselves the enemy
Speaker 2: of the public. How could that happen? I don't wear
Speaker 2: the owner of the Chicago Bulls jersey. He doesn't have
Speaker 2: a jersey. I own a Michael Jordan jersey. By the way,
Speaker 2: I don't own a Michael Jordan jersey, but I don't
Speaker 2: own the owner's jersey own to Michael Jordan jersey. So
Speaker 2: how could I job blow fan ever turn on the
Speaker 2: players and blame them. Well, because the owners were always
Speaker 2: smart enough and had enough consultants around them. They knew, Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm a billionaire negotiating with millionaires. You know what, the
Speaker 2: public doesn't want to hear. They don't want to hear
Speaker 2: me complain about having to pay people more money. So
Speaker 2: the owners, they hardly ever spoke in public. If they did,
Speaker 2: it was just these benign statements. The owners would shut up,
Speaker 2: not speak publicly. The hardcore negotiations happened when the doors
Speaker 2: were closed and the cameras were off, And every single
Speaker 2: time some moron from the players' union who makes twenty
Speaker 2: million dollars a year would run to the camera. And
Speaker 2: I wasn't even against the players or against the owners.
Speaker 2: I didn't care. Just play sports again. And every single
Speaker 2: time some running back would run to the can and
Speaker 2: say they think they can cheat us. I've made twenty
Speaker 2: million last year and I should have made twenty five. Buddy,
Speaker 2: you just turned every sports fan against you because you
Speaker 2: couldn't control your freaking mouth. Right now, the docs are
Speaker 2: shut down. A reminder to you, one day equals seven days,
Speaker 2: hear me, one day of shutdown, which we're already on,
Speaker 2: equals seven days of economic dislocation. For every day it's
Speaker 2: shut down, that's another seven days. It's going to disrupt things.
Speaker 2: This thing could easily go on a week, two weeks,
Speaker 2: a month. We just had horrible hurricanes and flooding. One
Speaker 2: of the main things that's going to go up is
Speaker 2: lumber supplies. What am I saying? The American people are
Speaker 2: already suffering from high prices before the got shut down.
Speaker 2: Now we're going to have hurricane slash flood victims trying
Speaker 2: the best they can to rebuild their lives, and prices
Speaker 2: are going to skyrocket even more. And knowing all that
Speaker 2: the American people are already suffering and this and that,
Speaker 2: have you heard a single thing on camera from a
Speaker 2: ship owner or a guy who runs the ports. No,
Speaker 2: you haven't, But what do you have Johnny Goombaugh running
Speaker 2: to the freaking camera talking like this?
Speaker 4: You worried that this strike is going to hurt the
Speaker 4: everyday American the farmers that need to read they reached
Speaker 4: the export market. They're telling me that they're gonna hurt them.
Speaker 2: Start to realize who the long shoreman are, right.
Speaker 8: Nobody can.
Speaker 10: People never gave a shout us until now when they
Speaker 10: finally realize that the chain is being broke now cause
Speaker 10: won't come in.
Speaker 2: Food, won't come in, clothing won't come in.
Speaker 10: You know how many people depend on odd jobs half
Speaker 10: the world. And it's time for them and time for
Speaker 10: Washington to put much pressure on them to take care
Speaker 10: of us, because we took care of them and we're
Speaker 10: here one hundred and thirty five years that brought tom
Speaker 10: where they are today, and they don't want to share.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got your guys super fired up behind you? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I get up them. The American public wants to sock
Speaker 2: you in the face right now. He rolled this one
Speaker 2: out here.
Speaker 5: I'm not asking for the world. They know what I want.
Speaker 5: They know what I want, and if they don't, no,
Speaker 5: then I have to go into the streets and we
Speaker 5: have to fight for what we rightfully deserve. These people
Speaker 5: today don't know what a shrik is. Right when my
Speaker 5: men hit the streets from Maine to Texas, every single
Speaker 5: poord A locked down. You know what's gonna happen, I'll
Speaker 5: tell you. First week be all over the news every
Speaker 5: nine boom boom. Second week, guys who sell cars can't
Speaker 5: sell cars because the cause ain't coming in off the ships.
Speaker 5: They get laid off. Third week, malls sorts closing down.
Speaker 5: They can't get the goods from China. They can't sell clothes.
Speaker 5: They can't do this. Everything in the United States comes
Speaker 5: on a ship. They go out of business. Construction workers
Speaker 5: get laid off because the materials aren't coming in. The
Speaker 5: steel's not coming in, the lumber's not coming in. They
Speaker 5: lose their job. Everybody's hating the long showman now because
Speaker 5: now they realize how important our jobs are. Now I
Speaker 5: have the President screaming at me. I'm putting the taft
Speaker 5: Hartley on. You go ahead, taf Holly means I have
Speaker 5: to go back to work for ninety days after cooling
Speaker 5: you up.
Speaker 2: Period.
Speaker 5: Do you think when I go back for ninety days,
Speaker 5: those men are going to go to work on that
Speaker 5: pier and could today's world, I'll cripple you. I will
Speaker 5: cripple you, and you have no idea what that means.
Speaker 5: Nobody does.
Speaker 2: Taking the temperature of the room. What a critical life
Speaker 2: saving skill it can be. Let's talk about that.
Speaker 1: Next miss tast catch up.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday debate night,
Speaker 2: which I swear I will get to remember. You can
Speaker 2: leave us a voicemail if you feel the need to
Speaker 2: do so. Eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 2: seven three. Back to what we were discussing our continuing
Speaker 2: theme tonight, Taking the temperature of the room. I understand unions.
Speaker 2: I understand going on strike. I understand the business doesn't
Speaker 2: want to pay as much. They don't want to, they
Speaker 2: don't want to give out as many benefits because it
Speaker 2: affects the bottom line. I get that, totally, getting very valid. Honestly,
Speaker 2: I understand the American worker who wants better benefits, who
Speaker 2: wants better pay. I understand the plate of the Longshorman Union.
Speaker 2: You heard Ross Kennedy come on here last night and
Speaker 2: say they make thirty five thousand dollars nothing there. Then
Speaker 2: there are buddies who do what they do on the
Speaker 2: West Coast. I understand it. You want to I totally
Speaker 2: get it. Taking the temperature of the room. The American people,
Speaker 2: they already can't afford groceries. And you say this.
Speaker 1: To today's world, I'll gripple you. I will cripple you.
Speaker 1: And you have no idea what that means. Nobody does.
Speaker 2: People in North Carolina watched their home, their school, their
Speaker 2: local business they owned, and their favorite restaurant float away
Speaker 2: forty eight hours ago. Then we get this.
Speaker 1: To today's world, I'll gripple you. I will cripple you.
Speaker 2: Americans have lost over a million jobs in the last year,
Speaker 2: out of work, suffer trying to figure out how to
Speaker 2: make ends meet. You go on camera with.
Speaker 1: This Today's world, I'll cripple you. I will cripple you.
Speaker 2: Taking the temperature of the room is so critical. Again,
Speaker 2: I'm not even against him or against the longshoreman union.
Speaker 2: I'm not out of him. I don't give a crap
Speaker 2: about He's a union boss, so he's probably a corrupt
Speaker 2: piece of trash. I'm not worried about him. But the
Speaker 2: union guys, I'm not even against him. I'm not against
Speaker 2: the ports. I'm not against them. But this is the
Speaker 2: danger when you don't understand taking the temperature of the room,
Speaker 2: and back to our thing about wins can become losses.
Speaker 2: Losses can become wins. Even if this union, even if
Speaker 2: they're totally even if they get everything they want, we
Speaker 2: get the deal they've agreed, Hey, no automation, Hey seventy
Speaker 2: seven percent pay increase everything, Just give them everything they want.
Speaker 2: Even if you get this cue huge win and your
Speaker 2: guys got cash coming in. Who you want to talk
Speaker 2: about the ultimate short term win? They will bend over backwards.
Speaker 2: You are going up against billionaire after billionaire after a
Speaker 2: government entity after government entity. They will spend every waking
Speaker 2: moment from the second theay ink that deal to ensure
Speaker 2: you never have the power to do that to them
Speaker 2: ever ever, Again, wins can become losses. And taking the
Speaker 2: temperature of the room is everything in life. It is
Speaker 2: so critical to try to judge your environment. How are
Speaker 2: people feeling? What are people going to hear when I
Speaker 2: say this? And what do you want me to do?
Speaker 2: I have emails today. Here's what's crazy. You have these ports, right,
Speaker 2: you have these ports, You have these shipping companies, you
Speaker 2: have these mega mega corporations involved, and who loves mega
Speaker 2: mega corporations. Nobody, even if you're okay with them, nobody
Speaker 2: has ever said to themselves, oh honey, pour me a
Speaker 2: glass of wine. I had the worst day. Oh why, honey,
Speaker 2: what happened? I just read that Nike had a bad quarter.
Speaker 2: I'm so satin. No one's ever said that no one
Speaker 2: cares about major corporations. No one cares about their bottom line.
Speaker 2: They just don't care. It's not in our nature to care.
Speaker 2: I get a thousand emails a day to this show.
Speaker 2: I have a stack of them. Are you watching on
Speaker 2: the simulcast? Look at this stack of emails. I have
Speaker 2: a stack of them. I have email after email after
Speaker 2: email that reads like this, Hey, Jesse, he seemed to
Speaker 2: be an all right guy, even though you're a jar head. Haha. Seriously,
Speaker 2: don't you think the Port union guys might want to
Speaker 2: return to work temporarily to help move those goods that
Speaker 2: may be very neat did during Hurricane Helen or Alen?
Speaker 2: I mean they should know. Blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: I don't have a single email in my inbox taking
Speaker 2: sides against the corporations. I have endless ones against the
Speaker 2: union guys. And it's not because of their demands. It's
Speaker 2: because this guy can't shut his fat, freaking mouth for
Speaker 2: five freaking seconds.
Speaker 4: You worried that this strike is gonna hurt the everyday American,
Speaker 4: the farmers that need to read they reached the export market.
Speaker 4: They're telling me that they're gonna hurt them.
Speaker 2: Start to realize who the long shoremen are, right, nobody can.
Speaker 10: People never gave a shout us until now when they
Speaker 10: finally realize that the chain is being broke. Now cars
Speaker 10: won't come in, food won't come in, clothing won't come in.
Speaker 10: You know how many people depend on our jobs half
Speaker 10: the world, and it's time for them and time for
Speaker 10: Washington to put so much pressure on them to take
Speaker 10: care of us because we took care of them and
Speaker 10: we're here one hundred and thirty five years. It brought
Speaker 10: to where they are today, and they.
Speaker 2: Don't want to share. You can have that conversation. It's
Speaker 2: his job to have that conversation. Actually with the corporations.
Speaker 2: It's his job to be that guy behind closed doors.
Speaker 2: To the American public. Apparently to every single person who
Speaker 2: listens to my show or watches the news, you sound
Speaker 2: like a gangster, You sound like an extortionist. You don't
Speaker 2: sound like the good guy. You didn't win over a
Speaker 2: single soul. In fact, after last night's show, I really
Speaker 2: sensed a real sentiment towards them, kind of half and half.
Speaker 2: Today it all changed. You couldn't take the temperature of
Speaker 2: the room. You still thought it was nineteen seventy five
Speaker 2: and you had the Gambino family standing behind you as
Speaker 2: you negotiated against the New York City mayor. But it
Speaker 2: ain't nineteen seventy five, and the Gambino family doesn't pull
Speaker 2: that kind of weight nationally with people say don't even
Speaker 2: know who they are anymore. You're now in the social
Speaker 2: media era where the lady who just got home from
Speaker 2: the grocery store and sacrificed her Hamburger purchase because she
Speaker 2: couldn't afford it, got in the door, pulled out Twitter
Speaker 2: on her phone and heard you say this thanks.
Speaker 1: In today's world, I'll cripple you. I will cripple you.
Speaker 2: Take the temperature of the room.
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