Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly shoe another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Fantastic Friday and asked Doctor Jesse Friday, We're
Speaker 1: gonna go over propaganda campaigns here.
Speaker 2: Why are men historically more leaders than women are New York?
Speaker 2: What do you do if you're stuck there and can't
Speaker 2: get out? AI? All that so much more coming up
Speaker 2: in another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. I kind
Speaker 2: of wanted to piggyback off of the question we just
Speaker 2: got about what if I'd been elected, would I've been corrupted?
Speaker 2: One with another email guys asking about a propaganda campaign
Speaker 2: because he noticed one pro daylight savings time, anti Daylight
Speaker 2: savings time, and he starts going through online and he's
Speaker 2: noticing something about responses and he feels like it's a
Speaker 2: propaganda campaign. So I'm going to read you a message
Speaker 2: I got. I'm going to read it to you verbatim. No,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to tell you who sent it because
Speaker 2: that would be a violation. But this is a message
Speaker 2: I got yesterday. Quote, Hey, Jesse, are you open to
Speaker 2: making money through influencer opportunities? I work with a few
Speaker 2: different firms that would like to partner with you. Now
Speaker 2: I know this person. We are not close, but I
Speaker 2: know this person. He's involved in politics. I work with
Speaker 2: a few different firms influencer opportunities. Okay, all right, so
Speaker 2: let me explain. I can't tell you where this stuff
Speaker 2: comes from because it comes from all different types of
Speaker 2: interests out there. Everybody has interests. Foreign governments have interests,
Speaker 2: large industries have interests. So let me explain it. Red
Speaker 2: Lobster will be the perfect example here because everyone knows
Speaker 2: how much I dearly love Red Lobster. Let's say I
Speaker 2: am Red Lobster, and I'm looking for new ways to advertise.
Speaker 2: Remember everyone's advertising. You hear me advertise, Everyone's advertising. Everyone
Speaker 2: wants their goods, their services to be advertised. Let's say
Speaker 2: my goal is who would be a competitor of long
Speaker 2: Long John Silvers. I enjoy Long John silvers, but that's
Speaker 2: set it out aside. Let's say I'm Red Lobster and
Speaker 2: I've done some research into it, and I find out,
Speaker 2: look that Long John Silvers they're eating into my sales
Speaker 2: a little bit. They're taking what I think is ten
Speaker 2: percent of my business. I don't necessarily want to be
Speaker 2: overt about an anti Long John Silver's campaign do I
Speaker 2: that's not something you want to see restaurants do. So
Speaker 2: here's what I would do. I'm Red Lobster. I go
Speaker 2: find a firm. There are firms out there, we'll call
Speaker 2: them pr firms. I go to the firm Chris and Corey,
Speaker 2: and I say, hey, Chris Corey, what I have here
Speaker 2: is ten million. I'm going to give it to you.
Speaker 2: You can go ahead and pocket a million. I want
Speaker 2: you to use nine million dollars and I want you
Speaker 2: to destroy the reputation of Long John Silver. Chris and
Speaker 2: Corey have a variety of options at their disposal, but
Speaker 2: one option they will definitely take is they're going to
Speaker 2: find people with large social media followings and they're going
Speaker 2: to see if those people will accept money to say
Speaker 2: something bad about Long John Silver. Now, you and me,
Speaker 2: we're on social media. If you are, you don't have
Speaker 2: to be, but you're on Facebook or Twitter or Instagram
Speaker 2: or whatever. And you weren't privy to any of these meetings.
Speaker 2: You didn't know Red Lobster even wanted to take out
Speaker 2: Long John Silver. You certainly didn't know. I went to
Speaker 2: the firm Chris and Corey and gave them ten million dollars.
Speaker 2: You don't have any idea, but you know what you do? Do?
Speaker 2: You follow me on Twitter? And one day you wake
Speaker 2: up and you see me, which I would never do,
Speaker 2: but you see me trashing Long John Silver. Man. I
Speaker 2: just went to Long John Silver and I got a
Speaker 2: bad piece of fish. I've had food poisoning for three days.
Speaker 2: Long John Silver is trash. Well, I'm not gonna put
Speaker 2: at the end of that that I got paid ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars for that tweet. What would the market rate
Speaker 2: be for something like that? It would depend on the
Speaker 2: size of the following. I don't know how many followers
Speaker 2: I have on Twitter. I think it's eight hundred thousand
Speaker 2: or something like that. I just told eight hundred thousand
Speaker 2: people that I got food poisoning from Long John Silver.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred thousand people now have that in their heads.
Speaker 2: Now what happens from here? Other people join in, people
Speaker 2: who aren't paid. Maybe you, maybe you previously had a
Speaker 2: bad experience at Long John Silver. Now what I said
Speaker 2: inspired you to join into the conversation. Now you're responding, yeah,
Speaker 2: long John Silver sucks. You don't even know you're taking
Speaker 2: part in a propaganda campaign, but you are. You don't
Speaker 2: know that I'm a worthless sellout who sells my opinions
Speaker 2: for a couple shekels. You don't know that, you don't
Speaker 2: have any idea that you're participating in the propaganda campaign.
Speaker 2: On and on and on and on and on. This goes.
Speaker 2: It goes like wildfire across social media, and for the low,
Speaker 2: low price of ten million dollars, Red Lobster effectively tarnishes
Speaker 2: the reputation of Long John Silver. So the next time
Speaker 2: it's family dinner night and you're in the mood for
Speaker 2: some seafood, you go drive in right past Long John
Speaker 2: Silver and pull into Red Lobster. That was a message
Speaker 2: I got when you pay attention to people online with
Speaker 2: large social media followings, large and small, but the larger
Speaker 2: the more it's worth. Obviously, when you pay attention to them,
Speaker 2: you had better learn to vet what they're selling. Because
Speaker 2: it's not just the Red Lobsters of the world that
Speaker 2: have agendas. Solar panel company has an agenda, an oil
Speaker 2: company has an agenda, Canada has an agenda, China has
Speaker 2: a lot of agendas, Katar has an agenda, Israel has
Speaker 2: an agenda, Mexico has an agenda. Gun rights groups anti
Speaker 2: gun groups. They have agendas, and any entity that has
Speaker 2: money in its possession is going to use that money
Speaker 2: to either promote themselves or tarnish their enemies. And so
Speaker 2: many people who are online don't understand that every time
Speaker 2: you dip your toe on that water, you are in
Speaker 2: the middle of a propaganda war. And this side is
Speaker 2: being paid some of them side. The other side is
Speaker 2: being paid some of them. The people underneath it who
Speaker 2: are getting whipped up into a frenzy, they don't even
Speaker 2: know they're part of the propaganda campaign. But now it's
Speaker 2: all snowballing. Now that I've said it, you will see
Speaker 2: it online. If you want to know a giveaway, here's
Speaker 2: a giveaway. Look for people who use the same language,
Speaker 2: exact same sentence structure, same language. I ate at long
Speaker 2: John Silvers and I got sick. Long John Silvers is trash.
Speaker 2: I said that. Oh but wait, Clay Travis went online
Speaker 2: and he said long John Silvers is trash. I got sick.
Speaker 2: Buck Sexton goes online, Long John Silvers is Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: All three of these guys, separate human beings using the
Speaker 2: same language. That's a paid for a campaign. You know.
Speaker 2: Another giveaway and we have to we have to be
Speaker 2: shrewd to snakes here. We have to learn to sift
Speaker 2: through this stuff. You know, another giveaway if it almost
Speaker 2: comes out of the blue, if it doesn't make sense.
Speaker 2: There was nothing really in the news. There were no
Speaker 2: long John Silver's stories in the news. All of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you may not even know the origins of it. All
Speaker 2: of a sudden you log into Facebook and everybody's talking
Speaker 2: about long John Silver. That should make you step back
Speaker 2: and think, am I in the middle of an influence
Speaker 2: operation here? And remember influence operations they rely oftentimes on
Speaker 2: people who don't know they're participating in one. That's honestly
Speaker 2: the people who fight against them. If you're out there
Speaker 2: fighting against them, you're actually participating in it. Did you
Speaker 2: know that people think they're succeeding when they go online
Speaker 2: and oppose bad ideas loudly? Have you ever considered that
Speaker 2: maybe you're promoting those bad ideas by talking about them.
Speaker 2: If I tell you, if I come out here right
Speaker 2: now and I tell you, I don't want anybody talking
Speaker 2: about this coffee stain on my shirt, nobody better talk
Speaker 2: about this coffee stain. I spilled coffee on myself and
Speaker 2: you better not talk about it. Is that going to
Speaker 2: be an effective way to get people not to talk
Speaker 2: about it. The only effective way to get people not
Speaker 2: to talk about it is not to bring it up.
Speaker 2: This is the world in which we live. It used
Speaker 2: to be all television, in print. You know. Propaganda, it's
Speaker 2: always been around. It's audio, it's in print, it's television.
Speaker 2: It's propaganda has always been around. But now with the
Speaker 2: social media world that so many people live in, you
Speaker 2: better be able to recognize these campaigns when you see them.
Speaker 2: I heard a story. I actually was ab who told
Speaker 2: me it was some college athlete, some female athlete, and
Speaker 2: Mercedes gave her a free Mercedes Suv. What did she do?
Speaker 2: She put up one I think it was Instagram one
Speaker 2: Instagram post something pro Mercedes boom a new car. Watch
Speaker 2: it just be careful that stuff happens out there. It
Speaker 2: is the Jesse.
Speaker 3: Kelly Show on a wonderful, Wonderful Friday and ass doctor
Speaker 3: Jesse Friday member. You can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 3: Jesse Kellyshow dot com. That's enough about propaganda campaigns, Jesse.
Speaker 3: How did it come to be that throughout history men
Speaker 3: have typically been the ones in power, what met her
Speaker 3: bigger and stronger throughout history. That has mattered a lot
Speaker 3: in our history. In the history of the United States
Speaker 3: of America, we have never had a woman president.
Speaker 2: It people prefer men in leadership. They do. Doesn't mean
Speaker 2: women can't be leaders, That's not what it means. But
Speaker 2: humanity itself views men, bigger, stronger as being leaders. Oracle,
Speaker 2: I'm excited to hear more of your idea for your
Speaker 2: new organization. He's talking about my secret club that I'm starting.
Speaker 2: As you're the originator, you should be the leader, but
Speaker 2: you need a title like grand master or my favorite
Speaker 2: lord commander. I feel like grand master is a little
Speaker 2: KKK ish, right, Chris. Don't they have a grand master?
Speaker 2: I don't. Is it a grand wizard? I don't care.
Speaker 2: It sounds a little KKK ish. We don't. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm not up on the KKK organizational chart, Chris. I
Speaker 2: don't know what they are. I know they do have
Speaker 2: a grand dragon because there's a I think there's a
Speaker 2: KKK guy who lives down in this area in Houston,
Speaker 2: and I think he has a big dragon on his lawn,
Speaker 2: doesn't he, Chris? Do I have that right? I knew
Speaker 2: I was right about that, all right, So I don't
Speaker 2: let's stay away from grand Master Commander makes me a
Speaker 2: little uncomfortable. It's the lord part of it. And what, Chris,
Speaker 2: You're right, it is too British. It is too British.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with the oracle? What Chris is, no secret
Speaker 2: club does have to have secret ranks. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I hadn't really thought of it. I'm not I'm not
Speaker 2: sure that I'm comfortable disclosing my secret rank to you
Speaker 2: at this time. That's where we're going to fall on
Speaker 2: that Jesse. The Industrial Revolution in the eighteen hundreds displaced
Speaker 2: many workers in the US, move the machines, new power sources,
Speaker 2: so on and so forth. And then she brings up AI.
Speaker 2: She says, how does this new revolution compare to the
Speaker 2: one in the eighteen hundreds? How should we help displaced workers?
Speaker 2: So on and so forth. So I would be lying
Speaker 2: to you. In fact, I would argue that most people
Speaker 2: would be lying to you if they said they knew
Speaker 2: exactly what the AI revolution is going to be. I
Speaker 2: have seen a lot of predictions on what AI may do.
Speaker 2: I've seen people say that in America alone, fifty million
Speaker 2: jobs will be lost, which would be catastrophic. I mean,
Speaker 2: fifty million jobs would spark a revolution of some kind.
Speaker 2: It would be terrible. I've heard that before. I've heard
Speaker 2: that that's way overblown, that that AI is way overblown.
Speaker 2: It is very prevalent, but the companies are going to
Speaker 2: chafe on it. The technology isn't there yet, maybe a
Speaker 2: million jobs. I've heard predictions all over the map. I
Speaker 2: will say it is important to understand that economies change,
Speaker 2: and whatever is hot right now may not be hot forever.
Speaker 2: And if you choose to go into a career that
Speaker 2: is kind of a temporary thing, you might be in trouble. Look,
Speaker 2: there were a lot of people who made a lot
Speaker 2: of money selling beepers back in the day. If that
Speaker 2: was your specialty field beepers, you're hurting today, right, Sales
Speaker 2: probably aren't that great. If you go into sunglasses, well,
Speaker 2: people are always going to want sunglasses, have always wanted sunglasses,
Speaker 2: will always want sunglasses. I'm not telling you don't ever
Speaker 2: go into these fields. But like I brought up yesterday,
Speaker 2: software engineer and these tech guys. When I was younger,
Speaker 2: in my twenties, that was the field that was blowing
Speaker 2: up all over the place. It was. It was like
Speaker 2: a guaranteed job. Go into this field. If you can
Speaker 2: get into the field and graduate, you a guaranteed job.
Speaker 2: That stuff passes. I'll bring it up again. Men and women,
Speaker 2: consider the trades. Consider the trades. Consider the money that
Speaker 2: is only going to increase from here. As tradesmen and
Speaker 2: tradeswomen retire. And yes, ladies, there are trades for you. No,
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to get you into plumbing, inn, HVAC.
Speaker 2: That's more of a man field. I'm not telling you
Speaker 2: that there are trades for women, X raytex and things
Speaker 2: like that. But people aren't going to get tired of
Speaker 2: X rays. People aren't going to get tired of indoor plumbing, heat, electricity.
Speaker 2: These are things AI cannot touch. Ay I can't do it.
Speaker 2: AI can't run that snake down your toilet and unclogged
Speaker 2: the thing. It just can't do it. AI can't install
Speaker 2: a new AC doesn't know what it's looking at. I
Speaker 2: don't know what the AI revolution is going to bring.
Speaker 2: I don't know, and nobody does. I am concerned about
Speaker 2: it taking away people's livelihoods, There's no question about that.
Speaker 2: I hate to see people out of work. That's always
Speaker 2: been something. As you know, that bothers me because I'm
Speaker 2: out of work, but I don't know where it's going. Jesse.
Speaker 2: My family's been in New York since eighteen forty. Gosh,
Speaker 2: I work for New York City for twenty years. I'm
Speaker 2: totally inclined to leave for a red state as our
Speaker 2: values don't align here. Unfortunately, due to many reasons, I
Speaker 2: am stuck here. What is your advice for someone like
Speaker 2: me if I was stuck in a blue city, Because look,
Speaker 2: I've told you before, if you're stuck in a blue state,
Speaker 2: at least try to get to a red part of it.
Speaker 2: Get try to get out to Long Island. Right. If
Speaker 2: you're stuck in a blue city, the best advice I
Speaker 2: can give you is to keep your head down. You
Speaker 2: are behind enemy lines, and as the communists in this
Speaker 2: country get more and more evil, they're going to be
Speaker 2: arresting more and more of us for no reason at all.
Speaker 2: This is how communists have always operated. Keep your head
Speaker 2: down to march forwards. Best I can tell you it
Speaker 2: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday and
Speaker 2: asked doctor Jesse Friday, member, you can download the show,
Speaker 2: iHeart Spotify iTunes. I get to the women party here
Speaker 2: in a second. Would you kind of tell Jesse to
Speaker 2: keep phrases like he used pertaining to the wheel getting
Speaker 2: shot out to himself? Likewise, did he not disclose to
Speaker 2: anyone wishing him harm? They're not making more Jesse Kellys.
Speaker 2: In case you're wondering what this guy's talking about, what
Speaker 2: I said was, remember I got my wheel shot out
Speaker 2: last weekend. At least that's what they say. I got
Speaker 2: my wheel shot out, And what I said was, I
Speaker 2: do not believe it. They were targeting me because if
Speaker 2: they wanted me, they could have taken me. So I
Speaker 2: pulled over right away to change the freaking tire. That's
Speaker 2: what he's upset about. Listen, I was just being honest,
Speaker 2: and as I told you many times before, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to leave this world a second before God is
Speaker 2: ready to take me home. All right, I'm still alive
Speaker 2: and kicking people tried to kill me before. I'm still here. Jesse,
Speaker 2: yesterday you said you were we are sending our young
Speaker 2: women to communist training camps and they're burning the country
Speaker 2: down because of it. Talk about the university system, I
Speaker 2: of course agree, but I want to hear your solution.
Speaker 2: Spell it out for the norms in the back. What
Speaker 2: should we be doing with our young women? Solving this
Speaker 2: problem has potential to say of our country. His name
Speaker 2: is Danny, Well, what should we be doing with our
Speaker 2: young women? First we have to understand the degree of
Speaker 2: the problem. We have to understand just how bad it is.
Speaker 2: We have to have open eyes with our daughters, and
Speaker 2: we have to be willing to tell our daughters no.
Speaker 2: And I don't have daughters, but I understand that's a
Speaker 2: very difficult thing. I'm grateful I don't have daughters because
Speaker 2: I know a daughter would own me. I know I
Speaker 2: would be that worthless dad who says yes to whatever
Speaker 2: she asked for, because I would turn into a big softie.
Speaker 2: This is how ob gets me all the time. She
Speaker 2: looks at me with those eyes and well, yes, get
Speaker 2: the crappy Christmas cups and then it's over. I know
Speaker 2: a daughter would do the same, So I know this
Speaker 2: is easy for me to say when I don't have them.
Speaker 2: But we cannot operate the way our country is now.
Speaker 2: We cannot operate as if it's the same country we
Speaker 2: had in nineteen seventy. Times change institutions change. Institutions that
Speaker 2: were formerly great can turn evil. Formerly okay can turn evil.
Speaker 2: We have to understand that. For the longest time, Look
Speaker 2: my parents' generation, I was told you gotta go to college.
Speaker 2: You gotta go to college. You gotta go to college.
Speaker 2: That's what they were told. You want a good job,
Speaker 2: you got to go to college. Well, over this exact
Speaker 2: same period of time, the Communists were filling up the
Speaker 2: university system and administrative rules and profitsorial rule. The Communists
Speaker 2: were filling up the university system while we were telling
Speaker 2: all of our young people they had to go to college.
Speaker 2: That has brought us to a situation where colleges are
Speaker 2: not universities are not leaning left, they're not biased. Our
Speaker 2: most elite institutions are the most evil institutions in the
Speaker 2: university system. What's the result, Well, let's say let's say
Speaker 2: your baby girl. Let's say your daughter. Let's say she's
Speaker 2: a four point zero student. You know, women are wonderful students,
Speaker 2: better students than men, to be honest with you, because
Speaker 2: schools are more designed for them. But we'll set that aside.
Speaker 2: Let's say your daughter is one of these just aspirational people, hardworking,
Speaker 2: four point zero Beta Club or whatever's she wants to
Speaker 2: go somewhere, do something. Let's say she applies to Harvard
Speaker 2: and gets accepted. What do you tell her? What do
Speaker 2: you tell her? What do you do in that moment?
Speaker 2: Are you strong enough to say, no, go somewhere else,
Speaker 2: We'll find something else for you.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: Not many people are able to have that conversation with
Speaker 2: their sons or their daughters. But eighteen year old girls
Speaker 2: leaving their parents home and walking into a communist training camp,
Speaker 2: you are begging them to be eaten alive. It's not
Speaker 2: just the professors, it's their fellow students. She's out of
Speaker 2: your house now. They are coming at her like wolves
Speaker 2: every single day. And every single day I show up
Speaker 2: here to the most heartbreaking emails from parents and grandparents
Speaker 2: who lost their daughter in college. Jesse, it happened to me.
Speaker 2: Now she won't come home for Christmas. Now she says,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm a fascist, Jesse. She hasn't spoken to me
Speaker 2: in three years. Jesse. It was day after I when
Speaker 2: the reason I plead so loudly about this is I
Speaker 2: read these emails, and to be honest, I personalize it.
Speaker 2: You know, my little buddies, are everything to me. When
Speaker 2: they were leaving town yesterday, I called Ob that a
Speaker 2: late flight out. I called Ob when I was leaving
Speaker 2: work like I always do, check in. Hi, everything okay
Speaker 2: on time? That sounds good. Both boys asked her can
Speaker 2: I talk to him? And both boys got on the
Speaker 2: phone to talk to me. Of course, both of them
Speaker 2: were telling me about the food they ate. Dad, you
Speaker 2: got to try these mozzarella. But I mean, but what's
Speaker 2: better than that? Nothing? And I think to myself, what
Speaker 2: if I send them off to college and I lose them?
Speaker 2: What what would I do? What if I sent James
Speaker 2: is seventeen? What if he goes to college next year?
Speaker 2: He doesn't want to, But what if he goes to college?
Speaker 2: And what if what if I spent my last Chris
Speaker 2: miss with him because he turned into a communist and
Speaker 2: hates me? Now, it would gut me be ud belief.
Speaker 2: So we have to understand the degree of the problem,
Speaker 2: first of all, and we have to be open and
Speaker 2: talk to our children about this problem. And that's not
Speaker 2: an easy conversation I understand to have with your daughter. Hey, honey,
Speaker 2: I know you're dreaming of going to Stanford because you
Speaker 2: worked really hard and you got the grades, and of
Speaker 2: course that's where your boyfriend's going. But no, you're not allowed.
Speaker 2: That's not an easy thing. That's not a fun conversation
Speaker 2: to have. I get that. Not fun telling your kids. No,
Speaker 2: I understand that. But man, she is in mortal danger
Speaker 2: at these institutions. What do we do? Well? One, it's
Speaker 2: not every university. It's most of them, the vast majority
Speaker 2: of them. It's not every university. That's one. Two. I
Speaker 2: know she wants to run off and join a sorority
Speaker 2: and have fun and do things that young people have
Speaker 2: always done. What's wrong with some community college before she
Speaker 2: goes off to that school? What's wrong with another year
Speaker 2: or two under your roof, with your values, going to
Speaker 2: church with you, talking to you, another year or two
Speaker 2: as her young mind develops to get her more prepared
Speaker 2: for where she's going. Doesn't matter that you attended a
Speaker 2: university for four years. You can get attend it for
Speaker 2: one year and then you still graduate from there the
Speaker 2: same way as the other guy who attended it, and
Speaker 2: you save a ton of money. Secrets. I've always got you.
Speaker 2: What I'm speaking to you speaking your language. What's wrong
Speaker 2: with trades? What's wrong with that nothing, Jesse. If Republicans
Speaker 2: keep the White House, could the president give Trump a
Speaker 2: cabinet appointment? Is this allowed? Do you think it would
Speaker 2: be beneficial or too big of a distraction? Donald Trump
Speaker 2: does not share the limelight. Donald Trump and that that's
Speaker 2: not not dogging on him. You know that as well
Speaker 2: as I know that it would be a huge distraction.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna tell Donald Trump to get back
Speaker 2: to work, stop talking to the media. That he's a
Speaker 2: media hound. It's been a media hound his entire life.
Speaker 2: You think he's gonna sit back in the back office
Speaker 2: stateland papers and declining interviews. That we do more interviews
Speaker 2: than you do. Plus he's a workaholic. Anyway, he's gonna
Speaker 2: be touring the country. We cannot We can't ride this
Speaker 2: train forever. It can't be the Trump movement. It has
Speaker 2: to be the America First movement, the make America a
Speaker 2: Great movement about whatever whatever term you want to put
Speaker 2: on it. It can't just belong to Donald Trump. We've
Speaker 2: got to let him go now. If we are fortunate
Speaker 2: enough to keep the White House in twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 2: let's say it's JD. Vance or someone else, but Trump's
Speaker 2: going to be there as an advisor when needed, and
Speaker 2: he'll be a valuable adviser, especially when it comes to
Speaker 2: foreign policy. He knows all the players, He knows that
Speaker 2: this or that he'll be around as an advisor. He's
Speaker 2: not going to disappear from sight, but the movement itself
Speaker 2: has to let him go when he's done. We have
Speaker 2: three more years and then that's it. No more. Trump
Speaker 2: is the Jesse.
Speaker 5: Kelly Show on a fantastic, Fantastic Friday and ass doctor
Speaker 5: Jesse Friday. Remember you can still email us Jesse at
Speaker 5: Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before I get back to the
Speaker 5: questions again, She's on this media tour. Michelle Obama is
Speaker 5: on this weird media tour that I can't quite figure
Speaker 5: out because she's not selling a book, she says, bouncing
Speaker 5: around complaining about everything the entire time.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine? Can you imagine being married to this woman?
Speaker 2: And it gives me great joy because I have such
Speaker 2: disdain for Barack Obama, it gives me great joy to
Speaker 2: know this. He has to live with her all the time.
Speaker 2: If she complains this often in public, what is she
Speaker 2: like at home? Oh my gosh, it has to be brutal.
Speaker 4: Worry about it. Let me explain something to white people.
Speaker 4: Our hair comes out of our head naturally in a
Speaker 4: curly pattern. So when we're straightening it to follow your
Speaker 4: beauty standards, we are trapped by the straightness. That's why
Speaker 4: so many of us can't swim and we.
Speaker 2: Run away just exhausting. You know, you know that Barack
Speaker 2: gets nagged at all the time about everything. Nothing is
Speaker 2: ever good enough. Guys, the two time president of the
Speaker 2: United States of America. They're filthy rich now because of him.
Speaker 2: They're on Oprah's yat, they're taking private jets everywhere the world,
Speaker 2: all because of Barack Obama. And you know she just
Speaker 2: must ride him like she's trying to break him in
Speaker 2: in the rodeo circuit. It has to be brutal. You
Speaker 2: didn't take the trash out? Are you gonna park there?
Speaker 2: You know it has to be brutal. Dear balding robe guy,
Speaker 2: have you considered that ab might be a Canadian honeypot?
Speaker 2: After all? The litmus test is if it's too good
Speaker 2: to be true anyway, she must be very dedicated. One
Speaker 2: that's not very nice, Okay, ob is a very lucky woman.
Speaker 2: Two now I'm suspicious. What if she is What Chris,
Speaker 2: but she went back to Ohio, that's what she says.
Speaker 2: What if she's in Canada as we speak right now,
Speaker 2: giving them information about me, information she's gotten out about me.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Now, you know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 2: I'm going to challenge her on it. What, Chris, does
Speaker 2: she know anything about the Secret Club? No? No, she doesn't.
Speaker 2: But now I'm worried that she's going to try to
Speaker 2: manipulate her way in or at least try to get
Speaker 2: information out of me. You know what she'll do. She
Speaker 2: makes this banana pudding that is life changing. She's going
Speaker 2: to try to hold that over my head. If I
Speaker 2: don't tell her stuff about the Secret Club, she could be,
Speaker 2: she could be anyway. You know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 2: There's only one way to handle this. I'm just going
Speaker 2: to accuse her of it right to her face and
Speaker 2: see where it goes. I'm sure that'll go well. Jesse,
Speaker 2: if you don't mind sharing, which Texas propositions did you
Speaker 2: vote against? And why? Oh that was? There was a
Speaker 2: big statewide election in Texas and I voted for most
Speaker 2: of them. They were great stuff. No estate tax no
Speaker 2: things like that, and parental rites, a lot of stuff
Speaker 2: like that. There were things, only a few I voted against.
Speaker 2: One of them that stands out and won't go over
Speaker 2: all of them was they all passed by the way,
Speaker 2: so my vote didn't do any good on these. But
Speaker 2: there was one of I forget the exact language. It
Speaker 2: was something to do with creating a government fund or
Speaker 2: agency to help people with dementia. And I was talking
Speaker 2: with the boys, because I talked to my boys about politics,
Speaker 2: I was talking with them about why I was voting
Speaker 2: against it, and they obviously asked why, Dad, you know,
Speaker 2: because they know I have a heart for older people
Speaker 2: and certainly people who struggle with dementia and things like that. Dad,
Speaker 2: why would you vote against that? And I had to
Speaker 2: explain to them, boys, the government can't do that anytime
Speaker 2: the government is creating a fund or an agency of something.
Speaker 2: We're going to create a committee, we're going to have
Speaker 2: an agency. We're going to have a dementia agency, and
Speaker 2: we're going to set aside twenty million dollars for dementia research.
Speaker 2: None of that's going to get to people with dementia,
Speaker 2: or or very little of it is it's all going
Speaker 2: to flow into the hands of these filthy bureaucrats who
Speaker 2: will never be fired the ten years from now. Go
Speaker 2: ahead and mark it down. You know what, Chris, write
Speaker 2: this down. If we're still on the air. I can't
Speaker 2: wait to rub this in everyone's face. Whatever that dementia
Speaker 2: thing was that Texas just passed, there will be some
Speaker 2: sort of a corruption scandal at some point in time
Speaker 2: with it. Governments, when they create funds for things, the
Speaker 2: funds are always used poorly. Have you heard that story
Speaker 2: recently about BBC, that British media organization, and how they
Speaker 2: lied about Donald Trump? They just flat out edited his
Speaker 2: speech to make it look like he said something he didn't.
Speaker 2: Did you know that we the American taxpayer, through USAID
Speaker 2: and the various cutout agencies they use. Did you know
Speaker 2: that we are the second highest donor to BBC. You
Speaker 2: you went to work today, government stole money out of
Speaker 2: your paycheck. Then they send the money out to the
Speaker 2: various agencies they created. The agencies they created, like USAID,
Speaker 2: they then create other agencies. So your money is flowing
Speaker 2: from your wallet into this bureaucrat's hands, and of course
Speaker 2: he's going to get paid and he's going to take
Speaker 2: a vacation, and then he's going to take whatever money's
Speaker 2: left and send it to another agency, and he's going
Speaker 2: to get paid, and he's going to take a vacation,
Speaker 2: and eventually the money is going to flow to a
Speaker 2: communist media organization that lies about the president you voted
Speaker 2: for three times. Governments are not able to be good
Speaker 2: stewards of money, your money, and they're not able to
Speaker 2: run a single agency properly. They cannot do it. It's
Speaker 2: why it's so important that government be small. Government has
Speaker 2: to be limited. There is no such thing as good government.
Speaker 2: Always burn that into your head. Government is something that
Speaker 2: has to be tightly controlled. As George Washington said, there's
Speaker 2: no such thing as good government. It fills up with
Speaker 2: selfish idiots and power hungry people, and they find a
Speaker 2: way to abuse you and your liberty all the time.
Speaker 2: This is what these people live for. They just sit
Speaker 2: around tinkering with things and figuring out how to ruin
Speaker 2: somebody's life, and they get off on it. They take
Speaker 2: a great deal of pleasure on it. Remember that story
Speaker 2: out of New York where the dude had a pet
Speaker 2: squirrel and somebody animal control was someone squirrel never heard anybody.
Speaker 2: Animal Control showed up in his house while he was
Speaker 2: gone and took the squirrel and executed it. Just miserable,
Speaker 2: little evil tyrants that live and die to make your
Speaker 2: life miserable. I don't know why I went off on that.
Speaker 2: We have another hour. I'll try to lighten it up
Speaker 2: next