Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. We're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about India here in just a moment. Halfway through
Speaker 1: this hour, we're gonna talk about, well, the crappiest country
Speaker 1: in the world. It's the tournament continues. I'll get to
Speaker 1: a bunch of emails. They lie about everything at all times.
Speaker 1: That's a little there's an eye popper, an eye popper
Speaker 1: from NBC that I'll give you in a little bit.
Speaker 1: Oh that and so much more still to come on
Speaker 1: the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. And yes, we're gonna
Speaker 1: get to making fun of Dome. Now, before we get
Speaker 1: to India, I'm gonna talk about a dangerous situation. A
Speaker 1: country can find itself in a dangerous situation. In fact,
Speaker 1: it's more than just a country, a company, a family.
Speaker 1: You know what a very dangerous situation is young men
Speaker 1: who are listless, directionless, and bored. It's a dangerous situation.
Speaker 1: Young men are full of energy, and young men desire
Speaker 1: a purpose. I'm not talking about ladies right now. Ladies,
Speaker 1: I know you didn't need a purpose to I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about that I'm talking about young men. And when
Speaker 1: you get groups of young men, large quantities of young
Speaker 1: men who don't have that, bad things will happen. Every
Speaker 1: single time. It was actually a lesson they taught us
Speaker 1: in the Marine Corps over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: They would teach us, if you have young marines, and
Speaker 1: when we were young marines, we experienced this. But when
Speaker 1: you have young marines, let's say you're out in the field.
Speaker 1: You're out in the field, you're doing a shoot. You're
Speaker 1: going to be out there for a few days. And
Speaker 1: let's say there's a lull in the action, as sometimes
Speaker 1: there is. Maybe it's a long ball, maybe it's four
Speaker 1: or five hours. Do not just let them lay around.
Speaker 1: They are young men. They're going to be bored. There
Speaker 1: are weapons around, there are dumb things they will find.
Speaker 1: It's a small example, but no, no, no, no, I don't
Speaker 1: care if you have them go dig holes, do classes,
Speaker 1: work out, find something for them to do. You know
Speaker 1: the old saying, idle hands of the devil's workshop. Now,
Speaker 1: let's expand beyond that and talk about nations. You know,
Speaker 1: when you get to talking about men and women and
Speaker 1: getting married and making babies and things like that they
Speaker 1: can always they can always turn into a spicy conversation
Speaker 1: really fast. People get offended or embarrassed or whatever it
Speaker 1: may be. But I don't care about any of that.
Speaker 1: So let's discuss it. As a country. You ideally have
Speaker 1: the same number of men as you do number of
Speaker 1: women for a very obvious reason, which I'm sure you've
Speaker 1: already figured out. You need the young men marrying the
Speaker 1: young women, you need them to stay married, and you
Speaker 1: need them to make babies. Does not mean that's everybody's
Speaker 1: a lot in life. It's not. If that's not your
Speaker 1: lot in life, that's totally fine, not saying you're wrong. Nationally,
Speaker 1: that's what you need, men marrying women and making babies.
Speaker 1: Which brings us to the country of India. It's a
Speaker 1: fascinating place. And I'm not actually gonna go off on
Speaker 1: India because they're part of our crappiest country in the
Speaker 1: world tournament. You are, you already know some India facts.
Speaker 1: Indian facts, I guess I should put it that way.
Speaker 1: But India has a situation on its hands, and it's
Speaker 1: a serious situation, and they are doing something about it.
Speaker 1: Here's the situation. Depending on the study, India has roughly
Speaker 1: ten percent more men than women. Now, I've seen ones
Speaker 1: that say six percent. I've seen ones that say twelve percent.
Speaker 1: We're gonna stick with ten percent because everyone has a
Speaker 1: reason to lie. Things get screwed up. Now that doesn't
Speaker 1: sound like a big number, does it. Ten percent? Okay,
Speaker 1: so it's not fifty to fifty. They didn't happen to
Speaker 1: nail it. But it's not the end of the world, right, Well,
Speaker 1: it wouldn't be a big deal except for the fact
Speaker 1: that are one point one billion people in India. I
Speaker 1: don't have an exact number because again, in my reading
Speaker 1: on this, the numbers were all over the place. I
Speaker 1: have seen numbers from sixty million men without female prospects
Speaker 1: up to one hundred and fifty million men who don't
Speaker 1: have a woman because there aren't enough women. Now that's
Speaker 1: a lot of people. Because you when you adjust that
Speaker 1: for scale, because India has so many people, that's half
Speaker 1: the population of the United States of America of young
Speaker 1: men without female prospects. If you are the Indian government,
Speaker 1: that is a huge problem, an enormous problem. Did you
Speaker 1: know pause on this for a quick moment. I'll come
Speaker 1: back to it. Did you know This is something Islamic
Speaker 1: countries regularly struggle with, and it's part, a small part,
Speaker 1: but it is a part of a reason that Islamic terror,
Speaker 1: Islamic jihad takes hold. There aren't as many women oftentimes
Speaker 1: in these societies because men are prioritized over women. There's
Speaker 1: a londer list of reasons, but there oftentimes aren't as
Speaker 1: many women, and so you have large numbers of disaffected
Speaker 1: young men, angry, bitter, looking around, nothing to do. Oh,
Speaker 1: I would like to sample your suicide vest. That's how
Speaker 1: that happens. Now back to what we were discussing India,
Speaker 1: let's put the difference. Let's call it one hundred million,
Speaker 1: one hundred million men without prospects. Now, you as a country,
Speaker 1: India is like any other country, and they're a large country,
Speaker 1: large economy, large military. They have a lot of concerns,
Speaker 1: a lot of things to worry about. You can't afford
Speaker 1: to have a one hundred million man problem in your country.
Speaker 1: And so for years in years, in years and years
Speaker 1: and years. This is not a recent phenomenon. For years,
Speaker 1: the Indian government has been very focused on getting them out,
Speaker 1: getting them out, sending them to other countries. Maybe you've
Speaker 1: been following some of this H one B visa stuff,
Speaker 1: which obviously Indian people are going to be very prevalent.
Speaker 1: Whenever you discussed that, the White House came out and
Speaker 1: the White House said, hey, uh, these H one B visas,
Speaker 1: there's going to be a charge. Here's the headline. India
Speaker 1: sends high level team to Washington as Trump's one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollar visa fee takes effect. Okay, so Trump comes
Speaker 1: out and says it's going to be one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars fee for these companies trying to bring in a
Speaker 1: bunch of Indian workers. India doesn't say, okay, well, that's
Speaker 1: your call. India freaks out, tosses a bunch of Indians
Speaker 1: on a plane and flies into Washington.
Speaker 2: Woll woa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 1: Now this is the fallback position. Headline, new US H
Speaker 1: one B visa fee will not apply to existing holders.
Speaker 1: None of these details are super important. What is what?
Speaker 1: They are important, but for a purpose of our discussion,
Speaker 1: they're not important. The purpose of this is to discuss
Speaker 1: what we have in front of us. And by the way,
Speaker 1: it's not just America. India does this repeatedly with other
Speaker 1: countries around the world in an effort to offload young
Speaker 1: single men without female prospects. Now, that is not in
Speaker 1: any way to say you never want any Indian demigrating
Speaker 1: to your country. That's not what I'm saying at all.
Speaker 1: We have to understand that India is purposeful about this,
Speaker 1: and they try to do it en mass, and they
Speaker 1: have figured out a wonderful way to get it done
Speaker 1: in America, completely legal, because our lawmakers are total scumbags
Speaker 1: who won't get control of this thing. They have figured out, well,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, let's just have them work for less
Speaker 1: than American workers will work for. These companies will then apply,
Speaker 1: Hey I need five thousand employees. I did five thousand
Speaker 1: H one B visas, and then you end up with
Speaker 1: headlines like Disney having a bunch of people come in
Speaker 1: on H one B visas and they're American workers having
Speaker 1: to train the person who is about to replace them.
Speaker 1: This has been happening and it will apparently continue to happen,
Speaker 1: and it is a gigantic problem. India is focused on
Speaker 1: getting these people out of its country. They don't necessarily
Speaker 1: care where they go. That they have for a long
Speaker 1: time found a very willing recipient for these people the
Speaker 1: United States of America. And of course Democrats love this
Speaker 1: because Democrats only look at things purely demographically. Democrats look
Speaker 1: at how Indians vote. Oh wow, large majority vote Democrats. Sweet,
Speaker 1: let's bring in as many as humanly possible. This comes
Speaker 1: back to the mass migration thing we've talked about before. Remember,
Speaker 1: immigration doesn't suddenly become wonderful just because some dirtball politician
Speaker 1: determines it to be legal. The mass importation of foreigners,
Speaker 1: legal or otherwise, is always devastating to whatever country they're
Speaker 1: brought into. It's just always has been, it always will be.
Speaker 1: It's a gigantic problem, and Trump administration knows it. At
Speaker 1: the same time, they feel like they're kind of over
Speaker 1: the barrel as they're trying to do trade deals. There's
Speaker 1: a fee, but not on you that it's a problem.
Speaker 1: Let's do some MEMI. It is the Jesse Kelly's Show
Speaker 1: on a Wonderful Tuesday. Member, you could email the show
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'm so hopped up
Speaker 1: right now. It's probably this manly monkey Chai tea. Let's
Speaker 1: get to these emails. Magic hands Kelly. I think that
Speaker 1: when the founders said freedom of religion, they meant that
Speaker 1: that meant within the Christian faith, and that they said
Speaker 1: freedom of denomination. Do you think that would have made
Speaker 1: a difference over the last two hundred and fifty years
Speaker 1: of America. Well, at the founding of the country, that's
Speaker 1: exactly what it means. In fact, you had to express
Speaker 1: a belief in God before you could hold positions in
Speaker 1: the government. Did you know that Over the years that meant, well,
Speaker 1: you have to let fifty thousand Muslims pour into Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: and now there's a Muslim called a prayer. Over time,
Speaker 1: things get watered down and broken, and people don't know
Speaker 1: their history at all, So people don't know these things.
Speaker 1: Jesse I found it amusing every time some pathetic unit
Speaker 1: qualifies his disgust with Charlie's assassination with while I do
Speaker 1: not agree with everything Charlie said, this is a qualifier
Speaker 1: that is a dead giveaway for who you're dealing with,
Speaker 1: A dead giveaway for who you're dealing with. People fail
Speaker 1: to speak boldly now so often, and it disgusts me
Speaker 1: because people are uniquely afraid of criticism these days. They
Speaker 1: don't want to be criticized they don't want a nasty email,
Speaker 1: your stupid, I hate you, you're wrong. They don't want
Speaker 1: anybody on social media dog piling on them. They're worried
Speaker 1: about offending other people. And so I've talked about this
Speaker 1: with you before. Some people are more naturally people pleasers,
Speaker 1: and some are not. There is a real man woman
Speaker 1: thing this as well. Not at all universal, I should note,
Speaker 1: not at all universal. There are plenty of women who
Speaker 1: aren't this way. But Ab, for instance, my wife, much
Speaker 1: more so than me. She doesn't want to offend anybody.
Speaker 1: She doesn't want to say something that is wrong or
Speaker 1: out of line, or viewed as mean or something like that,
Speaker 1: Whereas I just don't care. That doesn't bother me at all.
Speaker 1: People getting offended has never bothered me, and so AB
Speaker 1: is more inclined to say something to me like please
Speaker 1: don't embarrass me. What she mean by that she doesn't
Speaker 1: want me to say something that makes me look like
Speaker 1: a barbarian in front of a bunch of other people.
Speaker 1: That's what she means by that. It's not that she's
Speaker 1: wrong and I'm right, but she is more susceptible to
Speaker 1: communist manipulation than I am. Don't get me wrong. She's
Speaker 1: as hardcore right as it is. But people pleasers, and
Speaker 1: you know if you are one, you know, if you
Speaker 1: are one, if this is you, you have to be
Speaker 1: hyper aware of this. If you are a people pleaser,
Speaker 1: that is a value the communist loves in his enemies
Speaker 1: because he figures out how to use it for his cause.
Speaker 1: You know, Trump brought up immigration earlier. I played it
Speaker 1: for you earlier. How they you know, they trying to
Speaker 1: be nice or using compassion. And while what he said
Speaker 1: wasn'tcorrect about the elites who were doing it, they're doing
Speaker 1: it to destroy their country, what he was one hundred
Speaker 1: percent right about is any of the masses who buy it.
Speaker 1: Oftentimes that is the case. And when it comes to
Speaker 1: us on the right, even if we disagree with something,
Speaker 1: oftentimes we won't say anything because we don't have an argument.
Speaker 1: We don't want people to yell at us. I'm not
Speaker 1: really sure. And so even in the wake of a
Speaker 1: political assassination, you see this a lot. Like I told you,
Speaker 1: there's a famous pastor in my area who I'm not
Speaker 1: going to name. I was told imediately that's what he said. Well,
Speaker 1: I didn't agree with everything he said. Why Why do
Speaker 1: you have to say that. Why don't you get up
Speaker 1: and say, we lost a Christian martyr and it's awful,
Speaker 1: and he's with Jesus now and we should stand against
Speaker 1: us and fight boldly. That's what you say. Why why
Speaker 1: do you have to throw that? Well, I didn't agree
Speaker 1: with everything. Why did you have to throw that in?
Speaker 1: Because you're afraid you don't want that democrat and your
Speaker 1: congregation to pull you aside afterwards. I guess you didn't
Speaker 1: hear he was a racist or some other stupid thing.
Speaker 1: They would say. You're afraid, you don't stand strong, and
Speaker 1: so you throw in qualifiers so you don't get criticized.
Speaker 1: It's terrible. Avoid that. Jesse, tell me how to continue
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Speaker 1: All right, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful Tuesday, and now you know what time it is.
Speaker 1: The tournament of tournaments has been hotly contested, if you will,
Speaker 1: and we have not had a matchup as close as
Speaker 1: this matchup was. In case you missed the first round
Speaker 1: or anything, just know, India emerged in Afghanistan emerged, and
Speaker 1: look they're both. It's rough. It's a rough area. It's
Speaker 1: very rough area. Here is our second round matchup, and
Speaker 1: it's a tight one.
Speaker 2: It's the twenty twenty five crappiest country in the world competition.
Speaker 2: Tonight's matchup is between Afghanistan and India. Brought to you
Speaker 2: by Stinky Petez Outthouses flies included.
Speaker 1: So is a way of introduction. Let's recap what these
Speaker 1: countries are all about. And I should note these recaps
Speaker 1: the second round is the only time we're going to
Speaker 1: do this. The third round, you know the countries by
Speaker 1: then we'll add a little tidbit there, at a little
Speaker 1: tidbit here, and just kind of declare the winner. But
Speaker 1: for now, let's introduce everybody to a little place known
Speaker 1: as afghan At a glance, you have to consider Afghanistan
Speaker 1: one of the favorites out here. I believe there are
Speaker 1: a sixteen seed in our tournament. Chris not quite sure
Speaker 1: how that happened, because boy, they look like they could
Speaker 1: be a number one seed easily. They might run the table.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know who's gonna win yet. But again,
Speaker 1: we'll start out with the State Department Travel Advisory four
Speaker 1: Levels one. You should go enjoy yourself all the way
Speaker 1: up to number four. If you visit the country, make
Speaker 1: sure you have a will because you're probably going to die.
Speaker 1: That would be Afghanistan. They are a level four, and
Speaker 1: I don't mean one area or another. The US State
Speaker 1: Department says, please do not visit Afghanistan for any reason.
Speaker 1: If you do happen to visit Afghanistan, don't bother looking
Speaker 1: for the US embassy because that closed down years ago.
Speaker 1: We don't even have government personnel inside of Afghanistan, at
Speaker 1: least not ones that we know about terrorism. Oh don't worry,
Speaker 1: it's your one stop shop for terrorism. It's practically an
Speaker 1: old town sizzler buffet. You go, you want to meet
Speaker 1: alt Kaeda, They're there, isis, they're there. In fact, all
Speaker 1: of them work with the terrorists group, the Taliban, who
Speaker 1: are now the government of the country. Two thirds of
Speaker 1: the countries living in poverty. Honor killings are a thing.
Speaker 1: In case you don't know what these are, it can be.
Speaker 1: Here's what happens. A woman does something, oftentimes the most
Speaker 1: innocent sounding things in the world, and her own family
Speaker 1: members will murder her, often violently, stoning her to death,
Speaker 1: strangling her. Yeah, that's common practice in Afghanistan. Also, young
Speaker 1: boys are routinely assaulted in terrible ways. This is part
Speaker 1: of Afghan culture. It truly is a living hell. Women
Speaker 1: are not even allowed to be educated now, they're not
Speaker 1: allowed to hold any kind of public office. The one
Speaker 1: good thing you can say is at least they're not
Speaker 1: in the workforce. The good news is if you happen
Speaker 1: to visit Afghanistan, you can buy American military equipment though,
Speaker 1: because we left so much of it behind. So if
Speaker 1: you're looking for state of the art envgs, Humbies, even
Speaker 1: a black Hawk helicopter, it can all be purchased in
Speaker 1: Afghanistan if you're not too busy on her killing your sister.
Speaker 1: Not overall a very great place. Like I said, Afghanistan
Speaker 1: is gonna be a tough out. But hey, in a
Speaker 1: tournament like this, the other guys play too. Just because
Speaker 1: you're bad doesn't mean someone else isn't bad. Let's remember
Speaker 1: what India is. Let's talk about India. My word, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of rape. There are articles stacked on top
Speaker 1: of each other about the rape epidemic in India. Tourists
Speaker 1: get raped all the time. Wives are routinely raped by
Speaker 1: their husbands in India. Children are routinely raped in India. Well,
Speaker 1: I read one estimate that has a hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: three million girls and seventy three million boys have been
Speaker 1: raped in India. It is. It happens by gangs, it
Speaker 1: happens at night. It, by all appearances, is the rapist
Speaker 1: country on the planet. That's not a good thing. Also,
Speaker 1: eighty million people live below the poverty line there. And
Speaker 1: on top of the rape, the country is most famous
Speaker 1: for being absolutely filthy in every possible way. A good
Speaker 1: friend of mine has traveled all over the world. He
Speaker 1: works in oil, has been all over the world has
Speaker 1: seen everything. He said, it is the most wretched place
Speaker 1: he's ever been to in his life. It is the
Speaker 1: worst country on planet Earth. He swears he's never smelled
Speaker 1: anything that bad. Why the smell, Well, there's no garbage
Speaker 1: infrastructure really to speak of. You know how you put
Speaker 1: your trash can on Saturday and the trash man comes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's not happening in India. So people just chuck entire
Speaker 1: garbage bags into the river or the road. There's trash everywhere.
Speaker 1: But it's not only garbage, you see, it's poop. It's
Speaker 1: p not just animal poop and p human poop and
Speaker 1: p all over the streets. The entire country apparently is
Speaker 1: like San Francisco rivers full of trash. And to compound
Speaker 1: this problem, it's one of the dustiest countries on the planet,
Speaker 1: which means it smells and everything looks dirty. Oh, and
Speaker 1: they still have a cast system there, a caste system,
Speaker 1: which is it's been outlawed, but apparently it's still very
Speaker 1: much in place. Meaning if you are born to one
Speaker 1: of the lower casts, don't get your hopes up. You
Speaker 1: are never getting out of those socioeconomic circumstances. Just hope
Speaker 1: you get home from your crappy job before somebody rapes you.
Speaker 1: That's India. I will level with you here. I thought Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: with all the terror and the honor killings and the
Speaker 1: young boy rape, I thought Afghanistan was going to beat India.
Speaker 1: He India is still in a lot of ways a
Speaker 1: fairly modern place, certainly a big economy, and the kind
Speaker 1: of a first rate military not that bad. I thought
Speaker 1: that in the end would win out. I decided to
Speaker 1: leave this one completely up to you, and it was
Speaker 1: neck and neck, but India won. You called it, and
Speaker 1: I it's so close that I don't feel right overruling it.
Speaker 1: India got fifty one percent of the vote. Credit to them.
Speaker 1: India moves on. Afghanistan. I want you to know something,
Speaker 1: though you put up a great fight. You put up
Speaker 1: a great fight, and just because you lost in the
Speaker 1: second round, that doesn't mean you're not a champion at heart.
Speaker 1: You could easily have been a champion. Remember something, Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: Sometimes luck just isn't on your side that it goes
Speaker 1: that way. Sometimes sometimes luck just isn't on your side.
Speaker 1: You know, fifty one percent of the vote is not
Speaker 1: a huge win. India's had some bad publicity. Lately, we've
Speaker 1: been scuffling with them over trade and then all this
Speaker 1: argument over H one B visas and things like that,
Speaker 1: so India's on people's minds uniquely. I have to assume
Speaker 1: that came into play when it came to the voting
Speaker 1: either way. Afghanistan, I don't want you to feel bad.
Speaker 1: You are a wretched, horrible place and I I would
Speaker 1: never even I wouldn't even want to fly over Afghanistan
Speaker 1: because your country is so disgusting and horrible and virtually
Speaker 1: every way. So you need to feel good about yourself.
Speaker 1: You put up a good fight. There's only one champion,
Speaker 1: that's the thing. We have to keep that in mind.
Speaker 1: There can only be one. We don't do participation trophies here.
Speaker 1: There's not even a reward for second place. There is
Speaker 1: one champion. And remember, the champion is going to get
Speaker 1: a generous gift from the Jesse Kelly Show, something I
Speaker 1: think they will treasure a great deal. Tomorrow we have
Speaker 1: another barn Burner. Rwanda takes on North Korea and the
Speaker 1: winner of that wow, the winner of that one takes
Speaker 1: on Haiti. That's gonna be a bloodbath, which is pretty
Speaker 1: normal for all those countries. Now we have to take
Speaker 1: a moment and we have to laugh at because she's
Speaker 1: back doing news hits. Next is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Imemver, you can email us
Speaker 1: and you should your love, your hate, your death threats
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'll get to a
Speaker 1: lot of those next hour. But we have to talk
Speaker 1: about Dome for a moment because Dome wrote a book.
Speaker 1: Now let me rehis something we've discussed before about politicians
Speaker 1: in books. It's one of those legally corrupt things that happen.
Speaker 1: This is what I mean by that. Politicians don't generally
Speaker 1: make a lot of money. One hundred and sixty undred
Speaker 1: and seventy grand a year. I realize the vice president's
Speaker 1: going to make more. They don't make a lot, and
Speaker 1: I know that's a lot of money, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: But that's not going to create wealth millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: It's not going to happen. So they're people who desire
Speaker 1: a lot of money, and they're people who spend their time,
Speaker 1: especially Democrats, but Republicans do this too. They spend their
Speaker 1: time rating the public treasury and handing it out to
Speaker 1: their friends. So what they do. They're looters, they're robbers,
Speaker 1: they thieves, it's what they do. Thieves who expect a
Speaker 1: cut of the action, Thieves who expect to be rewarded.
Speaker 1: This often takes the form of a book deal. How
Speaker 1: is Bernie Sanders? How does he own several homes worth
Speaker 1: millions of dollars? How's that possible? Book deals? You see?
Speaker 1: But the US to think about writing a book. I
Speaker 1: wrote a book, The Anti Communist Manifesto, available at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellybook dot com. It's the only one I ever plan
Speaker 1: on writing. Do you know it was a bestseller? Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journal, Bestseller List, all this stuff. Did you know
Speaker 1: that in the month of July it was the number
Speaker 1: one political book in the United States of America the
Speaker 1: year it came out. Do you know how much money
Speaker 1: I made from that book? Not hardly anything at all
Speaker 1: After the initial advance. You know, that's the money that
Speaker 1: check they write you before you write it. After the
Speaker 1: initial advance, I've never seen one dime the number one
Speaker 1: political book in the United States of America. It's very
Speaker 1: very destined. I'm not complaining, I'm fine. But the point
Speaker 1: of that was It's very difficult to make any money
Speaker 1: on a book. It's very, very difficult. So how could
Speaker 1: you make money on a book? Well, here's how I
Speaker 1: just mentioned that Wall Street Journal bestseller list. Did you
Speaker 1: know that?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I only found this out after I wrote a book.
Speaker 1: That these best seller lists, they'll put out numbers oftentimes.
Speaker 1: I don't know if these numbers are public, but we
Speaker 1: were getting these when my book came out. They put
Speaker 1: out numbers of how many books were sold. And you
Speaker 1: would notice there were these outliers like you sold five
Speaker 1: thousand books last week and this other book sold forty
Speaker 1: thousand books last week. Wait a minute, How's that possible?
Speaker 1: Would they would even put a note on those What
Speaker 1: was that note? It was an indicator that one organization
Speaker 1: bought thousands of copies of the book. Now, how many
Speaker 1: times have we discussed the system and how the system
Speaker 1: takes care of its own and how having a system
Speaker 1: membership card, being known as a loyal member of the
Speaker 1: system is profitable. Kamala Harris has been a loyal member
Speaker 1: of the system her entire life. She has served the
Speaker 1: Communist cause for her entire political life. She wants to
Speaker 1: make some money, wants to write a memoir and make
Speaker 1: some money. Now nobody cares about Dome's book. Nobody cares
Speaker 1: about anything. This moron says, no one cared anyone, no one,
Speaker 1: no one even likes.
Speaker 3: Well, let's take a look at her net favorable ratings nationwide.
Speaker 3: You know, back in October of twenty twenty four, she
Speaker 3: was at minus five points, not exactly great, but pretty
Speaker 3: close to the zero mark, right, pretty close to even.
Speaker 1: But now down under she goes.
Speaker 3: She's at minus thirteen points. That's an eight point drop
Speaker 3: since the general election among the overall electorate. She is
Speaker 3: not well liked at this particular point. The American people,
Speaker 3: they don't want this. They don't want her. And get this,
Speaker 3: she's thirty seven points underwater with independence. If you can't
Speaker 3: win independence, you can't win the election and the.
Speaker 1: So why write a book. Who's going to buy the book?
Speaker 1: There are going to be mark my words, probably multiple
Speaker 1: communists organizations, probably ones that she in a roundabout way
Speaker 1: filtered your money to Who go out and buy thousands,
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of copies of Dome's book. What are
Speaker 1: they going to do with it? Nothing? Probably throw them away,
Speaker 1: put them in some stupid library. No, one will read
Speaker 1: throw them in a back corner. That's not the point.
Speaker 1: The point is it's a way to get money legally.
Speaker 1: To a politician. Writing a book, if you're a politician,
Speaker 1: is a way to legally swindle money. It is. And
Speaker 1: when you write a book, I had to do this too.
Speaker 1: You go on essentially a book tour. I think mine
Speaker 1: was a week or two. And what you do in
Speaker 1: that week is you go to other shows. You do
Speaker 1: as many shows as you possibly can, and you're what
Speaker 1: you're selling your book. You can find out in an
Speaker 1: what's your book called one hundred and seven Days or
Speaker 1: something like that, and this is how it's going.
Speaker 4: My concern about him running for reelection.
Speaker 1: You're talking about Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: My concern about him running for reelection was completely separate
Speaker 4: from my admiration and knowledge about his capacity to serve
Speaker 4: as president of the United States, which was insistent and
Speaker 4: never waivered.
Speaker 1: Well, when we sit here to Athlesa here today, do
Speaker 1: you think he would.
Speaker 3: Have been up for running the country for four more years?
Speaker 4: I here's the distinction that I make, and having had
Speaker 4: the experience myself, it is one thing to have the
Speaker 4: capacity to govern, It is another thing to go through
Speaker 4: an election for president of the United States.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so she's lying, and she's just saying the most
Speaker 1: ridiculous over the top line.
Speaker 4: Sitting vice president enters the race against a former president
Speaker 4: of the United States, has been running for ten years
Speaker 4: with one hundred and seven days to go, and it
Speaker 4: ended up being the closest presidential election in the twenty
Speaker 4: first century.
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't. But what's she out there actually doing?
Speaker 1: We all know what she's doing.
Speaker 4: A tyrant. We used to compare the strength of our
Speaker 4: democracy to communist dictators. That's what we're dealing with right now.
Speaker 1: Donald, Yeah, we got all that, but none of that's
Speaker 1: the best part. The best part is Dome sat down
Speaker 1: with Rachel Maddow and was asked a very pointed question
Speaker 1: about about why she didn't pick the Rear admiral. Why
Speaker 1: didn't Pete boodhaj Edge, Why didn't he get the nod
Speaker 1: to be her VP? And we're going to have so
Speaker 1: much fun with this in just a moment before we
Speaker 1: talk about the Rear Admiral and Dome