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Speaker 2: This is a podcast from WOOR. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 2: a Thursday, and we're gonna go over some more reaction
Speaker 2: from the worst people on Earth to some of these appointments,
Speaker 2: talk about the corruption of Biden administration, go through some
Speaker 2: emails I don't know, have some laughs. I can't get
Speaker 2: this mile off my face. And again I want to
Speaker 2: repeat this. The best thing about all these picks, the rfks,
Speaker 2: the Tulsies, the Gates, that the HEG says that they
Speaker 2: are all people who will look inward to reform what
Speaker 2: they're taking over. Instead of taking over these posts and
Speaker 2: immediately doing what all these other scumbags have done. Treat
Speaker 2: it like as some kind of an anointing so they
Speaker 2: can rule over us instead of doing that. Instead, they
Speaker 2: are going to take over these posts and look inward
Speaker 2: to clean out the corruption and gunk and filth. I
Speaker 2: cannot believe how well this has gone so far. How
Speaker 2: hopeful I am of what I've seen this stuff from
Speaker 2: Elon Musk and Vivek alone. They're talking about potentially legally
Speaker 2: firing two million federal employees. Oh my gosh, someone please
Speaker 2: hold me back. I need sorry, I need a minute.
Speaker 2: I gotta sit down. Two million federal employees gone. Oh
Speaker 2: gos accidents, sign me up for it. Now. How is
Speaker 2: the system reacting to it? Well, there's the standard Pocahontas reaction.
Speaker 3: Well, we're talking about with people like Matt Gates is
Speaker 3: very different from what we're talking about with people like
Speaker 3: Marco Rubio, and we just have to keep that in mind.
Speaker 3: But do understand with Matt Gates, and you've already made
Speaker 3: this point, he's not the only one out there who
Speaker 3: is unqualified and who raises whole questions like Tulsey Gabber,
Speaker 3: does you really want her to have all of the
Speaker 3: secrets of the United States and our defense intelligence agencies.
Speaker 3: When she has go so clearly been in Putin's pocket,
Speaker 3: that just has to be a hard no.
Speaker 2: That only gets me more firmly behind her than I
Speaker 2: was before, and I was already pretty firm. And then
Speaker 2: there's John bull.
Speaker 4: Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
Speaker 4: in history until they didn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment.
Speaker 2: I should note right away when he said I thought
Speaker 2: it was the worst cabinet appointment in history, he was
Speaker 2: talking about Tulca Gabbard. Remember who John Bolton is. John
Speaker 2: Bolton is one of those guys who has wanted and
Speaker 2: still wants to invade everywhere. Remember that long talk we
Speaker 2: had last night about the military industrial complex and how
Speaker 2: they all work with each other to enrich each other. Now,
Speaker 2: it's never about the country, of course, It's never about
Speaker 2: the troops, it's never about you, it's never about protecting America.
Speaker 2: It's all just about money and power. John Bolton, he
Speaker 2: sits on the board of whatever that evil system happens
Speaker 2: to be. John Bolton is invaded everywhere all the time.
Speaker 2: So anyway, that's where he comes at this front.
Speaker 4: Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
Speaker 4: in history until they hadn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment. Really,
Speaker 4: my reaction was that this is like the legend of Caligula,
Speaker 4: the Roman emperor who wanted to nominate his horse as
Speaker 4: a Roman consul. You had to be a Roman senator
Speaker 4: at the time to be a consul, and it was
Speaker 4: intended to show how demeaned and degraded the Roman Senate
Speaker 4: had become. So now we're going to see whether the
Speaker 4: American Senate can stand up and reject two people who
Speaker 4: are totally unqualified, unfit professionally, and really lacking in the
Speaker 4: immoral characteristics the character that you need to hold these jobs.
Speaker 4: I think this vote should be one hundred to nothing
Speaker 4: against both of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is only making me love them more.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 6: To the President, I say, no, seriously, who is your
Speaker 6: pick for attorney general? Because this pick is a middle
Speaker 6: finger to Democrats and sane Republicans.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly, That's why I like it. Here's Andy McCabe.
Speaker 4: What are the implications of having Matt Gates as attorney general?
Speaker 7: There's so many things that kind of jump out to you,
Speaker 7: and you hear that the prospect of that nomination. But
Speaker 7: I think The first thing that really impresses me is
Speaker 7: what it says about Donald Trump's intention for.
Speaker 2: The Justice Department in the FBI.
Speaker 7: Now, Matt Gates is obviously wholly unqualified for this job.
Speaker 7: He's someone who, I mean, quite frankly, couldn't get hired
Speaker 7: by the FBI if he's had he ever been interested
Speaker 7: in that, which I'm sure he never was.
Speaker 2: As if that's some kind of a badge of honor
Speaker 2: to be hired by the FBI. Now, maybe Matt Gates
Speaker 2: didn't want to arrest school board Mark.
Speaker 7: Probably couldn't qualify for a clearance Matt Gates.
Speaker 2: Maybe Matt Gates didn't want a gun down a fat
Speaker 2: old man in Utah who needed a cane to walk around.
Speaker 2: We still never seen that body cam footage. I should as.
Speaker 7: By his own statement, some of those you just played,
Speaker 7: no interest in the FBI or the Department of Justice,
Speaker 7: no respect for the work that they do or for
Speaker 7: the people that do that work.
Speaker 2: He is, yes, correct, that's also me too, no respect
Speaker 2: at all. I just want you to know that that's
Speaker 2: how a lot of us feel you worth. The spiece
Speaker 2: of crafts.
Speaker 7: Singularly a disrupt he is someone who's been selected because
Speaker 7: of his interest and desire to go into the organization
Speaker 7: and tear things apart, you know, likely get rid of people,
Speaker 7: stop doing a lot of the work that the Justice
Speaker 7: Department is currently doing. Yes, and that is just you know,
Speaker 7: we spent a lot of months.
Speaker 2: This is going so well, keep going, andy, Yes, this
Speaker 2: is all true.
Speaker 7: Debating whether or not Donald Trump actually means the things
Speaker 7: he says about the Department of Justice and the FBI,
Speaker 7: whether he's actually going to try to really dismantle those
Speaker 7: organizations in a serious way. I think the selection of
Speaker 7: Matt Gates is a clear indication of just how squarely
Speaker 7: he intends to do that.
Speaker 2: Man, what is Trump's problem? Why would Donald Trump? Why
Speaker 2: would you want to clean out corruption at the DOJ
Speaker 2: and the FBI. He acts like the FBI went through
Speaker 2: his wife's underwear drawer. Oh wait, they actually did that.
Speaker 2: He acts like the DOJ appointed a special council to
Speaker 2: try to throw him in prison so he couldn't win
Speaker 2: an election. Oh wait, of course he did that. Look,
Speaker 2: all of you bad people in Washington, all of you
Speaker 2: bad people like Anny McCabe, FBIDJ. You should have been
Speaker 2: listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. You should have hate
Speaker 2: listened like all the other comedies due to the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show. Because I warned you repeatedly about the dangers
Speaker 2: of going all in the dangers of pushing all your
Speaker 2: chips to the center of the table. You all operated
Speaker 2: as if stopping Donald Trump was the only thing that
Speaker 2: mattered in the world, and you sold out. You broke
Speaker 2: every norm, you broke every law, you sold out every
Speaker 2: last bit of your credibility in an effort to stop him.
Speaker 2: The problem with going all in is sometimes you lose.
Speaker 2: And now you're lost. And now he's coming with a mandate.
Speaker 2: We'll see how he goes. Le's do some emails. Jesse.
Speaker 2: My boyfriend and I listen to your show every weeknight,
Speaker 2: big fans. I was an idiot democrat until my man
Speaker 2: opened my eyes. He started playing your show for me,
Speaker 2: and I learned so much in the past two years.
Speaker 2: He actually met you once at a book signing last year.
Speaker 2: He offered you a pack of crayons to autograph your book.
Speaker 2: That's not nice. I remember that. Thank you for doing
Speaker 2: what you do. Some idiot liberals can be taught, says
Speaker 2: I can say her name. Her name is Eden. Oh
Speaker 2: you know she's hot, right, what Chris what? What don't
Speaker 2: you agree? You people believe in Eden too? That's old testaments.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: Any chick named Eden is what Chris what? The only
Speaker 2: eating you knows? A redhead? Of course? See what I mean? Well,
Speaker 2: I'm don't get me wrong. You know she's dangerous with
Speaker 2: a name like Eden. Watch yourself, yoh yeah, watch yourself.
Speaker 2: You better have stab protection on at all times. You
Speaker 2: never know she's gonna go crazy, Onya. You might come
Speaker 2: home and she'll be eating your goldfish or something like that.
Speaker 2: You have no idea, but guarantee smoking hot. Chris Jesse,
Speaker 2: kindly try to remember and remind your friend Pete that
Speaker 2: there are women in the military serving in difficult and
Speaker 2: dangerous positions. Think Afghanistan withdraw before you start talking last time.
Speaker 2: Women are veterans in active duty too. I have no
Speaker 2: idea what this woman's harping about. I'm assuming this is
Speaker 2: when Pete said he didn't want women on the front
Speaker 2: lines in combat rules. And I'm assuming you're also talking
Speaker 2: about how I said the same thing, And yeah, that's
Speaker 2: exactly what I think. And honestly, it's because of some
Speaker 2: of the things you just talked about, Lady, what the
Speaker 2: heck are you talking about. Women shouldn't be out there
Speaker 2: getting blown up for this country. That's a man's role.
Speaker 2: It's a man's job. Women should not be dying at
Speaker 2: the hands of terrorists in AK forty sevens. I don't
Speaker 2: like it when men do. A society should protect its women.
Speaker 2: I know they're out there, women. I already said they're
Speaker 2: out there. I get that they shouldn't be. It's freaking wrong.
Speaker 2: And if you're offended by anything I said, I don't
Speaker 2: give a rat crap. I'm correc and you know what else, Lady,
Speaker 2: I want you off the naval ships too. It's not
Speaker 2: just frontline combat rules. I'm way more extreme than Pete.
Speaker 2: I think integrating you women into the United States Navy,
Speaker 2: into deployed naval naval ships, that's what I mean. Not
Speaker 2: the Navy itself. That's fine, they're fine in the Navy.
Speaker 2: Integrating you women onto deployed naval vessels is one of
Speaker 2: the dumbest, most insane things I've ever seen from any
Speaker 2: military in my entire lifetime. Now we have these deployed
Speaker 2: naval vessels that turn into nothing but drama and chicks
Speaker 2: getting pregnant and coming back with sea bags full of money. Ah,
Speaker 2: you shouldn't say that about women. I don't give a
Speaker 2: crap if you're offended at all. I'm right, this is
Speaker 2: not your mommy's show, and I don't care if you're offended.
Speaker 2: Get the heck off the Navy ships and get out
Speaker 2: of the combat units. I remember the first time they
Speaker 2: put a woman in charge of a Marine Corps infantry unit.
Speaker 2: I think it was five minutes before she got pregnant
Speaker 2: from someone in the unit. Basic biology. It's not anti women,
Speaker 2: it's not anti men. You throw a bunch of nineteen
Speaker 2: year old women in me in a big steel tube
Speaker 2: and send them out to the ocean for six months,
Speaker 2: bad things are gonna happen. There's a reason we don't
Speaker 2: have a bunch of dimes running around here at the
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Speaker 2: We'll be back. You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Is the Jesse Kelly Show. Let's talk about something serious
Speaker 2: here before we get onto some emails and some other things.
Speaker 2: So we do have I'm in a great mood, as
Speaker 2: you can tell, and I'm very excited. I'm very hopeful,
Speaker 2: and I know that comes through. I know you're right
Speaker 2: there with me. I'll get your emails, but we have
Speaker 2: to be ready for some problems for sure, and fiscally
Speaker 2: we are in dire, dire, dire straits. I'll tell you
Speaker 2: inflation went back up. It's up to two point six percent,
Speaker 2: and it looks like we might be heading into a recession.
Speaker 2: I talked to Pete sat On's Today Heritage Foundation, and
Speaker 2: he thinks as well that we're heading into a recession,
Speaker 2: to which I asked him immediately, same question you're asking
Speaker 2: right now, well, can Trump avert that? Can Trump avert that?
Speaker 2: And Peter said maybe. The way Peter described it to
Speaker 2: me is his words. He said, Trump is walking into
Speaker 2: such a disastrous fiscal situation that he's essentially jumping onto
Speaker 2: a treadmill that's already going ten miles an hour, and
Speaker 2: he's really really going to have to pull off quite
Speaker 2: a miracle. He is, Uh, well, look here's here's here's why.
Speaker 2: Biden's swamp record one point eight trillion in regulations. That's
Speaker 2: eight hundred times what Trump did in four years the
Speaker 2: Biden administration took over. Regulations are the least sexy thing
Speaker 2: to talk about because they're kind of confusing. What even
Speaker 2: is a regulation? What does this mean? Regulation are this
Speaker 2: huge weight that burdens down a society that because Democrats
Speaker 2: are all communists, they get elected and promptly put in
Speaker 2: as many as humanly possible, and it just weighs society
Speaker 2: down for four years. Here's another one, how the Pentagon
Speaker 2: quietly spent one billion dollars of inflation relief money. Here's
Speaker 2: another one. Biden Harris Department spent tens of millions annually
Speaker 2: on DEI. It's just over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: With the exception of the steroid fighting hamsters, all this
Speaker 2: money is wasted, completely wasted, and it has dragged this
Speaker 2: country down for four years now. We are over regulated,
Speaker 2: we are overtaxed. We are dragged down by the endless
Speaker 2: illegal immigration. The illegal immigration. It's even killing the housing market.
Speaker 2: Do you realize that you understand that if mass deportation
Speaker 2: happens to be looking at more affordable homes, that's because
Speaker 2: we're talking ten to fifteen million new homes dropping onto
Speaker 2: the market that aren't currently on the market. That many
Speaker 2: new homes injected into the market will decrease the price
Speaker 2: homes are about to become more affordable. But anyway, back
Speaker 2: to what we just the negative stuff here, We are
Speaker 2: going to suffer for a while from electing Joe Biden
Speaker 2: for four years. We just are Elections have consequences. As
Speaker 2: you know, you already know that if you if you
Speaker 2: let yourself go let's say get really fat, you let
Speaker 2: yourself go. I say that because I'm getting pretty fat
Speaker 2: right now. I've been super lazy for a couple months.
Speaker 2: I think I've worked out once in a month. It
Speaker 2: was I have every excuse in the world, travel and
Speaker 2: the funeral and busy and stuff. But I've just been
Speaker 2: a fat, lazy pig. I was looking at myself in
Speaker 2: the mirror today and I know I don't look at
Speaker 2: it's because I'm six eight, so I'm always going to
Speaker 2: be slim. But I have a little Buddha belly going
Speaker 2: down there. But we little one to mind you, but
Speaker 2: it was there, and I'm looking down. I'm thinking, oh gosh,
Speaker 2: what is that. You're getting pretty soft. Let's let's say
Speaker 2: you're like me and you let yourself go for a
Speaker 2: little bit.
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Speaker 2: And then you wake up tomorrow morning and you work out.
Speaker 2: Say I wake up tomorrow morning and I intend to
Speaker 2: wake up lift. Maybe I'll go for a little rock,
Speaker 2: get a good sweat on it.
Speaker 5: Hurt.
Speaker 2: Well, that's good, good, you're heading in the right direction.
Speaker 2: But you are still going to have to pay for
Speaker 2: the month of letting yourself go. There's still going to
Speaker 2: be a penalty there. When I get back from that ruck,
Speaker 2: my name might hurt because I'm carrying around extra five
Speaker 2: pounds of belly fat. You understand, well, we aren't going
Speaker 2: to when it comes to presidents and the damaged presidents
Speaker 2: can do like the Biden administration did. You don't just
Speaker 2: swap them out and all as well. We will suffer
Speaker 2: in various ways for quite a while by it, because
Speaker 2: we elected people who hate the country. We do. You
Speaker 2: can't give people who hate the country the power to
Speaker 2: wreck it as fast as possible for four years and
Speaker 2: then walk away unscathed, or even really fix everything they broke.
Speaker 2: That's a good point, Chris. Chris said, we're still feeling
Speaker 2: the Obama administration. Of course we are. You know why
Speaker 2: you go into your doctor's office now and never really
Speaker 2: talks to you. He sits and faces the computer and
Speaker 2: just clicks a bunch of buttons as he asks you questions.
Speaker 2: So when was the last time and you did all
Speaker 2: clicking buttons. It's no more personal care, no more nothing.
Speaker 2: And after he gets done clicking all the forms, he
Speaker 2: turns around and tells you the nineteen prescriptions you're qualified for,
Speaker 2: and he does sound familiar. You want to know why
Speaker 2: that is. That's Barack Obama. Barack Obama did multiple things
Speaker 2: to destroy healthcare in this country. And look, Obama's been
Speaker 2: gone forever. I realize he's still very much involved. But
Speaker 2: Obama's been gone forever. We're still feeling it. We never
Speaker 2: got it. Repeat, we never got Obamacare repealed. And now
Speaker 2: you feel it to this day, my kids, to this day,
Speaker 2: my kids feel the effects of the Barack Obama administration.
Speaker 2: When you elect democrats, when the country loses its mind
Speaker 2: and elects democrats, the country will pay for electing democrats
Speaker 2: for years in years in years after the Democrats are
Speaker 2: already gone. That is the sad truth of it? All right,
Speaker 2: all right, now we are going to do some emails
Speaker 2: before we get to this illegal immigration talk and some
Speaker 2: great things from Rand Paul. Next the Jesse Kelly Show,
Speaker 2: reminding you tomorrow's and ask doctor Jesse Friday. And you
Speaker 2: need to get your questions emailed in right now to
Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. You can leave us
Speaker 2: voicemails eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three. Chris?
Speaker 2: What are you giving me a thumbs up for? Over there?
Speaker 2: Did you just enjoy the show?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: You're saying the questions are already coming in hot and heavy.
Speaker 2: I know they are, Chris, Chris, I know they are
Speaker 2: because I asked for it. Chris. What when you have
Speaker 2: incredible celebrity like I do as a radio host? What
Speaker 2: could be more glorious and glamorous than talking into a
Speaker 2: microphone When you have that kind of power, I don't
Speaker 2: want to call myself. It's not God like, right, it's
Speaker 2: not godlike, but whatever is right below that, that's pretty
Speaker 2: much what I have. And so what Demigod? Actually, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: think of me not like God, please Lord, don't strike
Speaker 2: me down, and not God, but more like a thor
Speaker 2: more more of a thor type. What Chris I am?
Speaker 2: You're just jealous Coriuniversity. H I got a little testy
Speaker 2: today and a lot.
Speaker 7: Was said on the campaign trail, like Trump is a
Speaker 7: dangerous threat to our country in our democracy.
Speaker 2: Was there an.
Speaker 8: Apology today, I'm sorry?
Speaker 9: Was there an apology from the apology from.
Speaker 6: President Biden for the words some of the world you use.
Speaker 8: An apology from the president President Biden.
Speaker 2: To President elect Trump for some of the words that
Speaker 2: was used on the campaign trip.
Speaker 8: Look, and I've answered this a couple of times about
Speaker 8: a threat to democracy in the past week. The president
Speaker 8: is going to always feel obligated to be honest with
Speaker 8: the American people. What he says still stands.
Speaker 2: Jesse, I literally listened to the show daily stopped doing
Speaker 2: that like you. I am a Gwatt veteran and would
Speaker 2: never have talked to my son positively about joining the
Speaker 2: military when he asked questions about my time and the army,
Speaker 2: I would be brief and pivot away from the conversation
Speaker 2: as to not encourage him to even think about joining. Yesterday,
Speaker 2: that conversation changed. I didn't realize it until after my
Speaker 2: comments were way more positive. This morning. I told him
Speaker 2: he would make a good soldier. Those words have literally
Speaker 2: never left my mind but left my mouth. That the
Speaker 2: difference is hope. The hag Seth nomination has already produced. Well,
Speaker 2: we've got to move ten minits as heavy as ten
Speaker 2: boxes that you.
Speaker 5: Might be moving.
Speaker 2: His name is Brian. I feel it too. I'm not
Speaker 2: running home to tell my boys to join the Marines.
Speaker 2: But as far as the direction of the country, and
Speaker 2: I know it's written, none of these people who've even
Speaker 2: taken power yet and the system hasn't started fighting back yet.
Speaker 2: And believe me, the system is most definitely going to
Speaker 2: fight back. They're not just gonna say, oh, well we lost,
Speaker 2: we're losing. That's pack it in. So I realized we
Speaker 2: have all these mountains to climb. But I am so
Speaker 2: heartened by these picks. These picks are all reformers. It's
Speaker 2: nothing like the first Trump presidency, where the picks were
Speaker 2: almost all losers. They were almost all rhinos in losers
Speaker 2: and people who didn't have any idea how to get
Speaker 2: anything done, or people who were just going to try
Speaker 2: to maintain the status quo. Jeff Losers Sessions, Well, I
Speaker 2: mean I really should recuse myself. It might be the
Speaker 2: right thing to do. That stuff is gone now and
Speaker 2: we have these reformers. It's a dream, Jesse. If it
Speaker 2: looks like Matt Gates cannot be confirmed, the solution is obvious.
Speaker 2: Do not have a confirmation confirmation vote. Let Gates serve
Speaker 2: as a recess appointment. Yes, that very well may happen
Speaker 2: if Trump doesn't think he has the votes. Jesse. I
Speaker 2: heard you remark recently that choosing John Ratcliffe for a
Speaker 2: senior position in the new Trump administration would be a mistake.
Speaker 2: I've only ever heard good things about him. I love
Speaker 2: seeing him demolish struck with his testimony. Will you provide
Speaker 2: some insight. That's not what I said. I said I
Speaker 2: didn't like John Ratcliffe for attorney general. There are different roles.
Speaker 2: I love John Ratcliffe heading up the CIA. That is,
Speaker 2: he has been so good on that stuff. He is
Speaker 2: one of the few former intelligence people who flatly rejected
Speaker 2: all the Russian collusion hoak stuff. I view AG as
Speaker 2: having a comp well and not I view it. It
Speaker 2: has a completely different role. Ratcliffe is perfect for going
Speaker 2: in and reforming and addressing Central Intelligence Agency. The attorney
Speaker 2: general he must do different things and in different ways.
Speaker 2: And I've heard the DOJ described as a nest of vipers,
Speaker 2: and that really what it's really what it comes down to.
Speaker 2: It wasn't that Merrick Garland was this evil, tyrannical person individually.
Speaker 2: It's that Merrick Garland, just like Joe Biden, was a weak,
Speaker 2: pathetic shell of a man who handed over the reins
Speaker 2: and role of the DOJ to these vile little communists
Speaker 2: underneath him. And they're the ones who went crazy doing
Speaker 2: the most evil stuff, weaponizing the Justice Department against their
Speaker 2: political opponents, the most evil stuff, and they're all still there.
Speaker 2: It is going to take a monumental task to get
Speaker 2: these career commie attorneys rooted out of the DOJ. It's
Speaker 2: just going to be a different role. And I didn't
Speaker 2: like that role for Ratcliffe, and other people I trust
Speaker 2: shared that that was not That was not meant to be.
Speaker 2: If you didn't take that wrong, that was not a
Speaker 2: criticism of Ratcliffe. It was a criticism of Ratcliffe being
Speaker 2: in that role. To be honest, I don't think I
Speaker 2: would like Matt Gates in the CIA role. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: like him for that role because of what we need
Speaker 2: him to do and the things he's passionate about. It's
Speaker 2: about choosing the right people for the right roles. It's
Speaker 2: like it's very similar to RFK jor RFK Junior is
Speaker 2: still a big greenie. He doesn't even believe in oil
Speaker 2: and things like that. He's still died in the world
Speaker 2: democrat in many, many, many different ways. But RFK Junior
Speaker 2: is really good, and I mean really good about health.
Speaker 2: He is correct about a lot of things. When it
Speaker 2: comes to how poisonous this food is in this country.
Speaker 2: He's correct when he talks about the chronic diseases in
Speaker 2: young people that are rampant now that we're never there before.
Speaker 2: He's one hundred percent correct about those things. So if
Speaker 2: you can take that dog and turn him loose on
Speaker 2: that specific thing, that's a good thing, all right. It's
Speaker 2: a very good thing, and it's why all the bad
Speaker 2: people are mad about it.
Speaker 4: Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
Speaker 4: in history until they hadn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment. Really,
Speaker 4: my reaction was that this is like the legend of Caligula,
Speaker 4: the Roman emperor, who wanted to nominate his horse as
Speaker 4: a Roman consul. You had to be a Roman senator
Speaker 4: at the time to be a consul, and it was
Speaker 4: intended to show how demeaned and degraded the Roman Senate
Speaker 4: had become.
Speaker 2: So now we're going to see whether they're wonderful. Rand Paul,
Speaker 2: I'm trying, you see, I almost don't feel like myself
Speaker 2: anymore because I'm so hopeful. Rand Paul vows.
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Speaker 2: To expose the COVID cover up. In his new chairman position,
Speaker 2: you see Ran Paul, he's taking over as chairman of
Speaker 2: the Homeland Security Committee, and Ran Paul is maybe the
Speaker 2: only chance we have in the United States Senate at
Speaker 2: getting any kind of a COVID reckoning for all of
Speaker 2: us who deserve it, and we almost all deserve it.
Speaker 2: If you're listening to the sound of my voice, you
Speaker 2: deserve it. If you had to wear a freaking mask
Speaker 2: in school or work, you deserve it. If you were
Speaker 2: forced to get that poisonous shot in your arm, you
Speaker 2: deserve it. If your mom had to die alone in
Speaker 2: the hospital, you deserve it. I have not forgotten, and
Speaker 2: I have not forgiven, and I have not let go
Speaker 2: the tyranny, the tyranny that was put into place in
Speaker 2: this country because of a chest cold. And we are
Speaker 2: deserving of some form of a reckoning, some form of accounting.
Speaker 2: And Ran Paul taking over the chairmanship of the Homeland
Speaker 2: Secure Ality Committee and vowing to do that. We might
Speaker 2: just get something. Are we gonna get doctor Fauci frog
Speaker 2: marched off to Fort Leavenworth. No, but we might get something.
Speaker 2: And that's something, isn't it all right? Trouble in domes headquarters?
Speaker 2: But first, still with se illegal immigration talk since mass
Speaker 2: deportations in the news, hang on, This is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show. Is the Jesse Kelly Show, final segment of
Speaker 2: our two on an amazing Thursday. Remember you can email
Speaker 2: the show you're asked Doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow Jesse
Speaker 2: at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Voicemails at eight seven seven
Speaker 2: three seven seven four three seven three. So mass deportation.
Speaker 2: Let's just cover a little stats, shall we, before we
Speaker 2: get into some of more of the resistance over the
Speaker 2: last five years. This is from unusual Wales. Over the
Speaker 2: last five years, only four hundred and seventy nine thousand
Speaker 2: US born workers were added to the US labor force
Speaker 2: compared two three point six million foreign born workers added
Speaker 2: to the labor force. A reminder that this disastrous jobs
Speaker 2: market people are trying to navigate right now. It gets
Speaker 2: better and better and better as we start shipping people
Speaker 2: who don't belong here back home, in a reminder that
Speaker 2: from now on. I know there are a lot of
Speaker 2: people who go back and forth. I voted Republican this year,
Speaker 2: Democrat this year. I understand they're for their own reasons.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're one of those people. People do that, But
Speaker 2: it is not nineteen sixty five. It is not even
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety five. Any vote you cast in your life
Speaker 2: for a Democrat at a national level, House, Senate, presidency,
Speaker 2: if you ever cast a vote for a Democrat, you
Speaker 2: are voting to open up the country. You are voting
Speaker 2: to open up the border. You are voting to flood
Speaker 2: your country with murderers and rapists. You're voting to destroy
Speaker 2: the housing market, You're voting to destroy the jobs market.
Speaker 2: Because Democrats do that on purpose. It is their entire purpose.
Speaker 2: It's why JB. Pritzker, Governor of Illinois, talks like this.
Speaker 11: They're talking about rounding up people who are law abiding
Speaker 11: undocumented immigrants in this country, many.
Speaker 2: Law abiding undocumented immigrants. That's not a thing. You can't
Speaker 2: be law abiding and break into a country illegally, and
Speaker 2: you can't be law abiding and stay in a country illegally.
Speaker 2: It's a violation of the law they're.
Speaker 11: Talking about rounding up people who are law abiding undocumented
Speaker 11: immigrants in this country, many of whom are working, paying taxes,
Speaker 11: not getting any benefits for those taxes.
Speaker 2: I might add, and we have a law on.
Speaker 11: The books in the state of Illinois called the Trust
Speaker 11: Act which prohibits our local law enforcement and sheriffs and
Speaker 11: the like from coordinating with the federal authorities. But we
Speaker 11: cannot prohibit them federal law enforcement from coming into our
Speaker 11: state to conduct raids or do anything else like that. Meanwhile,
Speaker 11: I think it would be very difficult for them to
Speaker 11: just spread out across the country. They don't have enough
Speaker 11: manpower within the Department of Homeland Security in order to
Speaker 11: carry that out. So look, I'm going to do everything
Speaker 11: that I can to protect our undocumented they're residents of
Speaker 11: our state.
Speaker 2: If you vote for a Democrat, you vote to open
Speaker 2: up your country and flood your country with illegals, and
Speaker 2: you're the Democrat you vote for will fight tooth and
Speaker 2: nail to make sure they never go home. That's a fact.
Speaker 2: There's some more Pritzker for you.
Speaker 9: We also want to make sure that there isn't a
Speaker 9: violation of people's rights with raids for example, that are
Speaker 9: done in coordination with local law enforcement on people who
Speaker 9: are frankly holding down jobs and have been in this
Speaker 9: country for many, many years. We think that's improper, and
Speaker 9: in Illinois, that's not something that we would condone. There's
Speaker 9: been some talk about using other states national guard red
Speaker 9: state national guards to somehow come into a blue state
Speaker 9: and try and enforce these new Stephen Miller inspired rules,
Speaker 9: and that's just not something we're going to accept.
Speaker 2: Told you the system was going to resist this because
Speaker 2: it's a central part of their plan replacing you. You
Speaker 2: the troublesome citizens. Let's do some emails, shall we, Chris,
Speaker 2: since we all know you're the brains behind this operation,
Speaker 2: I'll just ask you not true. It sounds like it's
Speaker 2: impossible to avoid a recession in twelve to eighteen months.
Speaker 2: Should Trump start talking about that now? To stay ahead
Speaker 2: of the narrative, that is not something that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is going to do. Donald Trump is not going to
Speaker 2: start prepping the ground to have an economic downturn. That's
Speaker 2: not his manner at all. I don't even know that
Speaker 2: I would encourage him to do so. But I know
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is not going to do something like that.
Speaker 2: He's not that type of politician. He's not that type
Speaker 2: of guy. He's going to You know what Trump is like,
Speaker 2: for better or worse, it's freaking hilarious. But Trump is
Speaker 2: always Everything I do is the best, and it's gonna
Speaker 2: be the best. I mowed the lawn today and a
Speaker 2: lot of people are saying it was the best mowing
Speaker 2: of the lawn in history. And then I went and
Speaker 2: made some scrambled eggs and look, I'm not saying this,
Speaker 2: but you could say that they were the greatest scrambled eggs.
Speaker 2: That's very much his way. You know what his way is.
Speaker 2: You know him. You don't need me to introduce Donald
Speaker 2: Trump to you. Do you think that guy is gonna
Speaker 2: step up to the microphone and say, I've gotta be
Speaker 2: honest with you. The economy is about to go to crap.
Speaker 2: It's about to be a total recession. There's probably nothing
Speaker 2: I can do about it. You're all on your own.
Speaker 2: That's not Donald Trump. That's not at all Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: That's not going to happen.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I hope the same thing you hope. I hope for
Speaker 2: the sake of the people not worried about popularity numbers,
Speaker 2: Poll numbers. I hope, for the sake of the people,
Speaker 2: we do not slam into a recession like it looks
Speaker 2: like we might already be in. To be honest with you,
Speaker 2: it looks like we might be in a recession when
Speaker 2: you look at the jobs market, how it's contracting, twenty
Speaker 2: five percent of the companies out there saying they're pulling back.
Speaker 2: It's everywhere. It's across the industry, honestly, every industry. Don't
Speaker 2: think that this one that I do. Don't think that
Speaker 2: radio is exempt from it either. It's been horrible, to
Speaker 2: be honest, it's been heartbreaking. All these people in radio,
Speaker 2: hosts and producers and these programmers, salespeople across the board,
Speaker 2: across the company companies, I mean across the industry. People
Speaker 2: are being let go. There is an economic contraction happening
Speaker 2: across the country. Please don't email in and think that
Speaker 2: I just told you I'm about to be fired. I'm
Speaker 2: not going anywhere else. I'm just fine. Don't worry. Hopefully
Speaker 2: Chris is going to be fired, but I will not
Speaker 2: be fired. Corey and Chris probably not going to be
Speaker 2: here tomorrow, but me, I would no kidding. They're not
Speaker 2: going anywhere either, but it's sad. It's very very sad
Speaker 2: right now, and I hate I don't like when people
Speaker 2: lose their jobs anyway, it doesn't matter the industry. I
Speaker 2: hate when people lose their jobs extra going into the
Speaker 2: Christmas season. That's really it's really tough, and that's how
Speaker 2: companies generally do it because you're cleaning up your books
Speaker 2: to go into a new year. So that's the normal
Speaker 2: time to fire people. And I'm not judging any company
Speaker 2: that does it, then that's how they do it. But
Speaker 2: I just hate that for the people. I always hate that.
Speaker 2: So for the people, I hope we're not going into
Speaker 2: a recession. As for Trump, he looks a lot better
Speaker 2: having him there than Dome. Could you imagine if we
Speaker 2: had Dome to navigate through it. This has been a
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