Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Thursday, we'll talk into
Speaker 1: what the comedies are furious about.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: It looks like the American media is about to be
Speaker 1: given a stern whipping from Trump, which is a very
Speaker 1: good thing. All that emails so much more coming up
Speaker 1: in the final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. I'm
Speaker 1: want to first point this out because this was James Uttmeyer.
Speaker 1: He's Florida's Attorney general, all right, would like a little
Speaker 1: bit of credit when people steal my ideas. Nevertheless, this
Speaker 1: is what he said.
Speaker 3: Borda has been leading on immigration enforcements, supporting the Trump
Speaker 3: administration and ICE's efforts to detain and deport criminal aliens.
Speaker 1: I did not provide the soundtrack, but now I wish
Speaker 1: I had the governor task state leaders to identify places
Speaker 1: for new temporary detention facilities. I think this is the
Speaker 1: best one. As I call it, Alligator Alcatraz, Agator Alcatraz,
Speaker 1: slapping some prison out in the middle of all the
Speaker 1: gators and the swamps. I have believed for the longest
Speaker 1: time in prison islands. I'm talking just like the French empire,
Speaker 1: papion and all that stuff. I believe this is why
Speaker 1: I wanted to purchase Greenland. I believe we should purchase
Speaker 1: these islands and the worst of the worst, that would
Speaker 1: be politicians and illegals are sent to these places. What Chris,
Speaker 1: What Chris said? How much do you think you'd save
Speaker 1: on guards? Well, look, I should be clear, I don't
Speaker 1: necessarily want people mistreated. I mean, I don't want prisoners
Speaker 1: beaten and tortured. I don't want to be that kind
Speaker 1: of a country. That's not what I'm talking about. So
Speaker 1: I would want plenty of guards. I would want to
Speaker 1: provide them with food. I would want to provide them with,
Speaker 1: if for talking Greenland, some clothing, you know, nice warm coats.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't want to abuse prisoners. I don't
Speaker 1: believe in that at all. I'm one of the very
Speaker 1: few people who actually like when I find out about
Speaker 1: bad prison conditions. It bothers me a great deal. These
Speaker 1: are human beings. Feed them, you know, you can keep
Speaker 1: in prison. That's fine, keep bad men in prison. I
Speaker 1: don't care. Feed them. Treat people right, don't let people
Speaker 1: be victims of violence and all that crap. But either way,
Speaker 1: what's wrong with a penal colony? What is wrong with
Speaker 1: a penal colony? You can get valuable work done? What Chris,
Speaker 1: what you're talking about? Papion? That the movie? Oh no,
Speaker 1: you're talking about uh Dreyfus, Dreyfus Man. We did that
Speaker 1: history episode on the Dreyfus affair. See, this is the problem.
Speaker 1: It's movies, books and movies like Papion and the real
Speaker 1: life version of the Dreyfus affair. That was a fast
Speaker 1: any history thing, the Dreyfus affair. That kind of stuff
Speaker 1: has soured people on the prison colonies because you end
Speaker 1: up taking people who are innocent, just like they do now,
Speaker 1: and they throw them in prison. They're innocent people in prison.
Speaker 1: It happens. It's horrible. So you take an innocent person
Speaker 1: and you throw them on a prison island. The problem
Speaker 1: with that was it wasn't just that an innocent person
Speaker 1: went to prison, which happens. The problem was the French
Speaker 1: used the island prison thing, the penal colony thing. They
Speaker 1: used it in the way Jewish producer Chris just attempted
Speaker 1: to use it. Hey, we don't even need to waste
Speaker 1: money on walls and guards and stuff. Let's just yes,
Speaker 1: you did say no guards, Chris, that's practically what you
Speaker 1: said at all. You want to hand them a spear
Speaker 1: and leave them on the Arctic, and that doesn't work. Okay,
Speaker 1: you can't do that. That's see, that's what the French
Speaker 1: tried to do. They were trying to figure out away
Speaker 1: to drop their bad prisoners are the ones they hated
Speaker 1: the most on an island and then not have to pay.
Speaker 1: You don't have to pay. We don't need all these guards.
Speaker 1: We don't need to provide them the best food. They're
Speaker 1: kind of on their own. Best of luck, guys. That's
Speaker 1: not what I'm saying at all. But I am a
Speaker 1: huge penal colony believer, and this is why I have
Speaker 1: backed Trump and his efforts to purchase Greenland. I don't
Speaker 1: know that anyone has even floated using it for that reason.
Speaker 1: But since it's a big frozen block of misery, it's
Speaker 1: the perfect place for imprisoned government people, FBI agents, politicians,
Speaker 1: and Ice. Whoever Ice picks up all these illegals, especially
Speaker 1: if you've been really violating the law a lot more
Speaker 1: than just violating our sovereignty, really violating the law, you
Speaker 1: should have to do a nice long stretch at a
Speaker 1: very cold penal colony in Greenland. And I don't me
Speaker 1: making it so super nice for them. Get me wrong,
Speaker 1: but I don't want people starving to death and fre
Speaker 1: He's in a death and I don't believe in any
Speaker 1: of that stuff. I'm not down for that anyway. The
Speaker 1: comedies are super mad because Trump put up a couple
Speaker 1: of flagpoles. Trump put up a big American flag flagpole
Speaker 1: in a big pow Mia flag. This is what we
Speaker 1: were talking about yesterday. In Trump has figured out how
Speaker 1: to use leftist reaction to him to his advantage, and
Speaker 1: he's been doing this forever. American Democrats have spent a
Speaker 1: decade telling all their followers that Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler,
Speaker 1: that everything, that he's an authoritarian. It's been ten years ago.
Speaker 2: This is not the first place authoritarian regimes have taken over.
Speaker 2: And when you look at what has happened in other
Speaker 2: countries where that has happened, they used certain issues to
Speaker 2: actually try. Immigration is one trans.
Speaker 1: Issue authoritarian, He's Nazi, he's Hitler. He said that ten years.
Speaker 1: They have beat that into the minds of their mentally
Speaker 1: ill support base. Now you have people like this person,
Speaker 1: I just scrap. I'm just so scared. I know them
Speaker 1: seventy four years old. I worry about everything, and I
Speaker 1: just I just now they've almost created their own prison,
Speaker 1: a prison of their own making. As the saying goes, now,
Speaker 1: now that you have told your people, your support base,
Speaker 1: over and over and over again, Nazi Hitler, Nazi Hitler,
Speaker 1: the end of the world, authoritarian. Now your people they
Speaker 1: expect you to oppose Hitler whenever Hitler does something. After all,
Speaker 1: you told me he was Hitler. You said he was
Speaker 1: a white supremacist. You said he was the end of everything.
Speaker 1: And now when Donald Trump takes a popular stance on something,
Speaker 1: and he does that a lot, because he's really a
Speaker 1: populist at heart. When he studies the numbers, he takes
Speaker 1: a popular stance on it, he does so with the
Speaker 1: knowledge that Democrats will feel forced to take the unpopular
Speaker 1: stance on it. The greatest evidence of this is the
Speaker 1: tranny stuff. It is wild to watch it. Over the
Speaker 1: last couple of years, the American public has slowly but
Speaker 1: surely chafed on all this stuff. They are done with it.
Speaker 1: They're done with all the weirdness. They're done with doing
Speaker 1: it to kids. They're done with these people plaguing women's sports.
Speaker 1: They are completely done with it. But the Democrat Party,
Speaker 1: they've created their own prison, and they feel like they
Speaker 1: have to defend it no matter what. And Donald Trump
Speaker 1: comes out during the election and says, hey, no men
Speaker 1: in women's sports. Remember how big they were on that.
Speaker 1: That was not only put into the official Republican platform.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump started running commercials in states all across the country.
Speaker 1: I know cause I watched them here in Texas running
Speaker 1: commercials all across the country saying, get men out of
Speaker 1: women's sports. Get men out of women's sports. Democrats opposed it.
Speaker 1: That's an eighty twenty issue. But because Donald Trump took
Speaker 1: one side of it, they automatically assume they have to
Speaker 1: take the other side of it, and they've created that
Speaker 1: prison for themselves. An American flagpole. Democrats are in the
Speaker 1: middle of a branding crisis where the country thinks they're
Speaker 1: a bunch of America hating communists, which of course they are.
Speaker 1: They know this, That's why they're talking about reclaiming the
Speaker 1: American flag. So Donald Trump goes out and puts up
Speaker 1: one hundred put flagpool with a gigant gigantic American flag
Speaker 1: on it. They trashed it. They can't help themselves, not
Speaker 1: to you or me, to normy American. How does that look?
Speaker 1: How does it look when the American president raises this
Speaker 1: gigantic flagpool And of course he had a big, a
Speaker 1: big media ceremony where he answered some questions and he's
Speaker 1: got the construction guys behind him, which of course he
Speaker 1: always does. They're sitting there, they're in their hard hats.
Speaker 1: They seem like good dudes. He's sitting in front of
Speaker 1: the American flag talking about, oh, this is what we needed,
Speaker 1: We needed a big flag, and Democrats oppose it. It
Speaker 1: looks bad, that is bad, But they've created this prison.
Speaker 1: Remember that poll we read to you Democrats, the majority
Speaker 1: position is that their representatives are not fighting Trump hard enough.
Speaker 1: That's what they want. They want more opposition to Trump.
Speaker 1: Wild all right, 's talk about California and Mexico. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday, asks
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse is tomorrow and you need to get your
Speaker 1: questions emailed in right now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. Jesse two points regarding the claim that California
Speaker 1: was once part of Mexico. Prior to eighteen twenty one,
Speaker 1: it was Spanish imperial territory. Mexico claimed it as a
Speaker 1: successor to the Spanish Imperial government to the well, okay,
Speaker 1: I get you, I give you all that. All that
Speaker 1: stuff's fine, but I don't quibble about these details anyway.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. I don't care that it was once Mexico.
Speaker 1: You lost the war. Now it's ours. That's how conquest works.
Speaker 1: Every inch of ground in this country, in this country,
Speaker 1: on this planet, it's been conquered, and it will be
Speaker 1: conquered again. Did you know that the current state of affairs,
Speaker 1: it's never the permanent state of affairs. At some point
Speaker 1: in time, on every single spit of ground on this planet,
Speaker 1: someone else is going to come along and conquer it.
Speaker 1: We conquered the United States of America. We conquered it.
Speaker 1: We conquered it from the Indians, we conquered it from
Speaker 1: the British, we conquered it from the Mexicans, we conquered
Speaker 1: it from the Spanish. We conquered it. We got here,
Speaker 1: decided we wanted it, and we took it. Period. That's
Speaker 1: how it goes. That's how all of it goes, we
Speaker 1: took it. You don't have to apologize for it. It's
Speaker 1: part of your history. You shouldn't even feel bad about it.
Speaker 1: You didn't do it. Even if you don't like conquest,
Speaker 1: you didn't do it. You get to enjoy it now
Speaker 1: because someone else did it, but you didn't do it.
Speaker 1: We conquered it, And the guy goes. Regarding Gabbard and
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons, I have read that even Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Speaker 1: were not enough to convince the Japanese to surrender. Rather,
Speaker 1: it was the Soviet announcement they would joined the invasion
Speaker 1: of Japan that caused them to take their chances with
Speaker 1: the Americans. What do you think, Well, there are a
Speaker 1: couple factors in Japan's surrender that are unknown. To be
Speaker 1: honest with you, I was gonna say overlooked, but they're
Speaker 1: just flat out not known by a lot of people.
Speaker 1: One of those factors is what this guy just talked about.
Speaker 1: Soviet Union had just seen victory over Germany. They did
Speaker 1: really really bad things when they were conquering Germany for
Speaker 1: a couple of reasons. First, the way the Nazis conducted
Speaker 1: themselves during their invasion. Oh, the endless murders and their
Speaker 1: Nazis right that conducted themselves like Nazis, abusing, slaughtering civilians
Speaker 1: created a deep burning hatred in the Soviets, and they
Speaker 1: were always going to come for their revenge if they
Speaker 1: got the chance to. That's one one of the reasons.
Speaker 1: Another reason is the Soviet Union was a communist country,
Speaker 1: and communists, as we've talked about a million times today,
Speaker 1: they do not share your moral values, your moral founding
Speaker 1: at all, at all. They don't share, they don't share
Speaker 1: any of it. You you would be mortified if you
Speaker 1: woke up tomorrow morning and you found out a platoon
Speaker 1: of American troops head what's the country? We don't like? Iran?
Speaker 1: Everyone hates Iran right now? A platoon of American troops
Speaker 1: stormed into an Iranian village, killed all the men, women
Speaker 1: and children, rape, murder, everything else. You would be disgusted
Speaker 1: and you would be outraged, wouldn't you. I would hope
Speaker 1: you would, And I realized those kinds of things have
Speaker 1: happened before in the past, but they were an outrage.
Speaker 1: Remember the Melai massacre in Vietnam. People know about it
Speaker 1: to this day. Why because it was rare and it
Speaker 1: was an outrage. The public was all, what why, Because
Speaker 1: the values of our country are not that. The Soviet
Speaker 1: Union has none of those reservations none. They believe in rape, murder.
Speaker 1: The things they did to innocent German civilians one of
Speaker 1: the most undertold stories out there. I'm shockingly barbaric. Well
Speaker 1: news travels fast your Japan. You are very tied to
Speaker 1: your land. It's sacred to you, The Japanese people, the emperor,
Speaker 1: that just all the parts of Japan are very traditional people.
Speaker 1: You're already facing the prospect of the Americans coming in.
Speaker 1: We've already been bombing all their cities to dust. That
Speaker 1: alone is bad, but Man America wouldn't conquer Japan the
Speaker 1: same way the Soviets would have. And yes, that did
Speaker 1: move them towards surrender. But another part of it, and
Speaker 1: in fact it's an argument people against the bombs use
Speaker 1: all the time, is the Japanese people were on the
Speaker 1: verge of rebellion themselves. They were starving to death. The
Speaker 1: government had taken all the resources. We the American navy,
Speaker 1: we had cut off the entire ocean. You know, it's
Speaker 1: an island nation. If you don't have a navy to
Speaker 1: clear the way, which they didn't by this point because
Speaker 1: we'd crushed it. We were sinking all the shipping. They
Speaker 1: had no food coming in. They were starving. Doesn't matter
Speaker 1: how loyal people are in the beginning. When people start starving,
Speaker 1: people turn into something different entirely. People will eat other people,
Speaker 1: you will kill, you will do things when you're starving
Speaker 1: to survive. It's human nature. The Japanese people were on
Speaker 1: the verge of rebelling against their government because they were starving.
Speaker 1: That the Japanese government knew. Between that and the bombs
Speaker 1: and the soil union, they just look. You can say, well,
Speaker 1: we'll die to the last man, but that's not how
Speaker 1: it works, right what Chris, Yeah, Chris is right. I
Speaker 1: mean Chris said they would have rebelled eventually. How many
Speaker 1: lives did the bomb save. Look, we're not going to
Speaker 1: know the answers to all these questions, but all this
Speaker 1: stuff is historically accurate. I know Japan watched what was
Speaker 1: happening in Germany and they didn't want Soviet battalions marching
Speaker 1: through Japan for obvious reasons. It is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a Fantastic Thursday, gearing up for an ass
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse Friday tomorrow. Then you can email your questions
Speaker 1: in the Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. I don't
Speaker 1: know why I just did that hand motion. You know
Speaker 1: what hand motion I just did. I know you can't
Speaker 1: see because it's the radio. I guess you could be
Speaker 1: watching on is it Jesse kellyshow dot com? Chris? I thought, so,
Speaker 1: why are you looking at me like that? I understand
Speaker 1: it's my website, but I don't do anything with it.
Speaker 1: Somebody else does that. I don't know how to do
Speaker 1: website stuff. Either way, it's Jesse Kellyshow dot com. No
Speaker 1: big deal. You can watch me do it. But I
Speaker 1: was doing the hand thing where you kind of take
Speaker 1: your hand and you have it flat in front of
Speaker 1: you and you go up and down. Remember when you
Speaker 1: used to do that when you were a kid, and
Speaker 1: you put your hand out the window and you'd let
Speaker 1: the wind take your hand up and down. We are
Speaker 1: you shaking your head? Chris? You didn't do that? Do
Speaker 1: you people not do that where you're not allowed to? Well? Oh,
Speaker 1: I know I know why you didn't do it, because
Speaker 1: you were living in miserable Texas and you can't put
Speaker 1: the freaking windows down during the summertime or else everybody
Speaker 1: will die of heat stroke when you're doing ninety up
Speaker 1: the highway. In Montana, we actually have days that aren't
Speaker 1: eight thousand degrees, and so you can roll the windows
Speaker 1: down and do the thing with your hand where you're
Speaker 1: going up and down. I can't believe you never did that, Corey?
Speaker 1: Did you do that? Thank you, Corey for being a
Speaker 1: normal human being? What's wrong with you? Chris? Dear jar
Speaker 1: head Jesse? Could we have saved thousand? Oh gosh, everyone
Speaker 1: wants to talk about this stuff today. Can we have
Speaker 1: to save thousands of our soldiers' lives and even Japanese
Speaker 1: lives if we had just fought the Japanese on our
Speaker 1: own territory in World War Two? What will you What
Speaker 1: do you think would have happened if we'd never gone
Speaker 1: across the Pacific to hit them back? Her name is Karen. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's kind of a different take. What if we just
Speaker 1: let Pearl Harbor go say hey, don't come back, and
Speaker 1: we'll beat you up. I have this thing, and I'm
Speaker 1: not saying what I'm about to say is morally correct, Okay,
Speaker 1: but I have a thing. I am a citizen, an
Speaker 1: American citizen, and I view citizenship as one an incredible
Speaker 1: privilege and two an incredible responsibility. I believe as a
Speaker 1: citizen of my country, I have an obligation to serve
Speaker 1: my country in some way, whatever way that is. It
Speaker 1: doesn't have to be militarily serve my country. Care about it,
Speaker 1: I believe. I believe it is wrong. I'll put it
Speaker 1: this way. To not be politically involved. I believe it
Speaker 1: is wrong. I think it is wrong to wash your
Speaker 1: hands of how your country is led. So I believe
Speaker 1: in responsibility as a citizen. But I am not a subject.
Speaker 1: I am a citizen. You are not a subject. You
Speaker 1: are a citizen, meaning obligations go two ways, not one way.
Speaker 1: If you were a subject, you would just have to
Speaker 1: live to serve the king, serve the government. You have
Speaker 1: to provide. You have to provide, and they don't really
Speaker 1: have any obligation to you at all. No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: You are a citizen. The government has obligations to you.
Speaker 1: And deterrence hurting people war, these subjects are always uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Here's what I think spect as an American citizen. If
Speaker 1: my country is attacked, if anyone a terrorist unit, a
Speaker 1: country whatever. If anybody attacks my country and kills my countrymen,
Speaker 1: I expect my government to go kill other people on
Speaker 1: behalf of them, on behalf of me. And this is
Speaker 1: so I will be safer in the future. You have
Speaker 1: to make it known globally that there is a price
Speaker 1: to be paid in blood for hurting Americans. And I
Speaker 1: believe that is one of the critical roles of government.
Speaker 1: In fact, I know it makes me sound like some
Speaker 1: kind of a barbarian. I swear I'm not Genghis Khan.
Speaker 1: I believe that is one of the main roles of
Speaker 1: our government, and it's what they should prioritize. Killing people.
Speaker 1: I really mean that, I expect my government to kill
Speaker 1: people who have harmed Americans, who are threatening to harm Americans.
Speaker 1: I want the government to do one of the only
Speaker 1: things government does really well. I want them to kill people. Period.
Speaker 1: Japan made a faithful, fateful decision, strategically one of the
Speaker 1: worst in the history of warfare, maybe the worst. They
Speaker 1: gathered up a big naval strikeforce, sailed it across the
Speaker 1: Pacific in secret, showed up at Pearl Harbor and tried
Speaker 1: to take out our Pacific fleet, and did take out
Speaker 1: a lot of it. They missed the carriers because they
Speaker 1: weren't there. But okay, you did that. I got it.
Speaker 1: Your country made a decision. Now I an American citizen,
Speaker 1: I demand my government go kill a bunch of Japanese
Speaker 1: people in response to that, not because of revenge, not
Speaker 1: out of revenge, because if you don't, if you let
Speaker 1: that go, if you let Pearl Harbor go, if you
Speaker 1: let nine to eleven go, if you let something like
Speaker 1: that go, what you are doing is you are guaranteeing
Speaker 1: that someone else will do the same thing. The rest
Speaker 1: of the world has to watch your response and say, wow,
Speaker 1: I don't want that coming for me. Be careful. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of controversy around America's unconditional surrender policy during
Speaker 1: World War Two. People debate it to the state, they
Speaker 1: debated it at the time. Is that wrong? Is it
Speaker 1: wrong to never allow? I mean, suing for peace having
Speaker 1: some sort of a conditional surrender is really most of
Speaker 1: the history of warfare. Most of warfare is ended that way,
Speaker 1: where okay, I lost, you won, but I'll sue for
Speaker 1: peace and will agree to terms, and I'll have a
Speaker 1: little of this and you'll have a little of that
Speaker 1: and the war is over. We took a totally different
Speaker 1: tack and we said unconditional surrender. You will give up everything,
Speaker 1: you will throw yourselves in front of us, and then
Speaker 1: we will decide where you go from there. And that's
Speaker 1: debated to this day, and those they're great debates on
Speaker 1: both sides of that. But what did we say to
Speaker 1: the rest of the planet when we made those terms
Speaker 1: known unconditional surrender. You attacked us at Pearl Harbor, you
Speaker 1: will now be smashed, and you will prostrate yourself before me,
Speaker 1: and you will make sure I own you at the
Speaker 1: end of this What do you think the rest of
Speaker 1: the world was thinking as we were pulverizing Japanese cities
Speaker 1: to dust, as we watched them, as we made them
Speaker 1: board the USS Missouri, surrounded by our troops, and we
Speaker 1: made them sign unconditional surrendered documents with B seventy nine
Speaker 1: super fortresses or B twenty nine sorry super fortresses flying
Speaker 1: overhead saying yeah, we have more bombers than you can imagine.
Speaker 1: I own you. Now. You may not like that, and
Speaker 1: there are plenty of debates against that, But what did
Speaker 1: the rest of the world think. The rest of the
Speaker 1: world thought, ah, that's not attack America. You know. I
Speaker 1: think we'll pass on the whole attacking America thing. I
Speaker 1: don't want to die. Exclusive Paramount delays thirty five million
Speaker 1: dollars settlement with Trump as media giant fears bribery backlash.
Speaker 1: This case has not gotten a bunch of news. You've
Speaker 1: heard about it, We've talked about it before on the show.
Speaker 1: But Donald Trump's suing CBS for that sixty minutes interview
Speaker 1: where they edited Kamala's answers, it's actually really, really really important.
Speaker 1: It's really important because when these media organizations, well, actually
Speaker 1: for much the same reason we were talking about, if
Speaker 1: Trump takes a pound of flesh out of a major
Speaker 1: media company because they lied so a Democrat could win
Speaker 1: the election, what that does is is it sends a
Speaker 1: stern message to all the others that yes, I realize
Speaker 1: your communists, I realize your savages, I realize all these things,
Speaker 1: but you would better be really careful with your lies
Speaker 1: or you're going to be stroking me a big check too.
Speaker 1: That is a valuable thing Donald Trump is doing. I'm
Speaker 1: glad he's not letting it go. I hope he paces
Speaker 1: some to the wall, not because of spite for them,
Speaker 1: because it sends a message to all the others. Is
Speaker 1: that Jesse Cally's show a couple more things before we
Speaker 1: get the headlines. I didn't get to things that I
Speaker 1: also didn't get to. I wish I'd said that differently.
Speaker 1: Here was Caroline loving.
Speaker 4: President Trump's pro growth agenda is delivering for the American worker.
Speaker 4: The first five months of the Trump administration, real blue
Speaker 4: collar wages are up nearly two percent. It's the strongest
Speaker 4: growth in nearly sixty years and a stark contrast from
Speaker 4: the negative wage growth seen during the first five months
Speaker 4: of the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Let's celebrate some good and let's not discount that illegal
Speaker 1: immigration is raising American wages. I mean, deportation of illegals
Speaker 1: is raising American wages. Our costs have increased because of
Speaker 1: illegal immigration on everything, housing, medical care, everything, and our
Speaker 1: wages have decreased because of the mass importation of foreign
Speaker 1: slave labor. That blue collar guys are bringing home more
Speaker 1: money right now blesses me to no end. I love it.
Speaker 1: And again back to the immigration. These two things are linked.
Speaker 4: In the month of May, under the Trump administration, zero
Speaker 4: illegal aliens, We're released into our country by border patrol.
Speaker 4: Let me say that again, not a single illegal alien
Speaker 4: was released into the interior of the United States of
Speaker 4: America last month under this administration.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. I don't know what's more amazing that we
Speaker 1: did zero or that the Biden administration brought in sixty
Speaker 1: five k in one freaking month on purpose. Evil man evil.
Speaker 1: And again, this is why you speak up and speak
Speaker 1: out when they float out some trial balloon about a
Speaker 1: policy you don't like. Well, I'm not really sure we're
Speaker 1: going to deport any more farm workers in the hotel guys.
Speaker 1: You raged about it? Now?
Speaker 5: This is the part I think what the status is
Speaker 5: right now is we continue operations on farms and hotels.
Speaker 5: However we do it in a prioritize manner. A lot
Speaker 5: of work site enforcement operations are based on criminal information,
Speaker 5: criminal investigations such as forced labors such as trafficking, pat fraud,
Speaker 5: and money laundering.
Speaker 1: I wanted to explain why they end up rounding up
Speaker 1: a bunch of rounding up a bunch of people on
Speaker 1: construction sites and hotels and things like that, because it
Speaker 1: can get confusing. Are they just showing up to grab
Speaker 1: anyone who's illegal on there, which I'd be totally fine
Speaker 1: with if they were, but that's not actually what they're doing.
Speaker 1: You see, they go after guys with criminal records first,
Speaker 1: but they have stated anyone in their orbit, including families,
Speaker 1: you're going too. So they show up at your house.
Speaker 1: Do you have this criminal record, DUI's murders, rapes, all
Speaker 1: these things? Your wife, kids? Are there? You an American citizen? Nope, congratulations,
Speaker 1: Get in the back of the truck. You're gone too.
Speaker 1: Exact same thing at job sites, criminals get jobs too.
Speaker 1: They don't all just commit crimes for a living, so
Speaker 1: they work other jobs, construction jobs, things like that. That's
Speaker 1: going to normally attract the criminal types. I know, I
Speaker 1: was one. So they show up on these work sites.
Speaker 1: You'll find a guy who was trafficked over here or
Speaker 1: is doing other trafficking, doing drugs, deal with all kinds
Speaker 1: of things. They're going to stop everyone on that job
Speaker 1: site and say show me your papers. You can't show
Speaker 1: the papers, you are gone. It's a very very good thing.
Speaker 1: We haven't had policy like this in a long time,
Speaker 1: especially when you juxtapose that with Democrats.
Speaker 3: To my Republican colleagues, you say, I don't want any
Speaker 3: undocumented people in this country. I actually agree with you.
Speaker 3: So let's document every single one of them. He packed
Speaker 3: the citizenship. I'll we fix this problem.
Speaker 1: I don't like him, but I feel so bad for
Speaker 1: Hakim Jeffries. Hakeem Jeffries, you know, a minority leader in
Speaker 1: the House of Representatives. He understands that his job, he'll
Speaker 1: be judged on how many seats they win in the midterms,
Speaker 1: how Democrats do in twenty twenty eight, and so he's
Speaker 1: constantly he has to uniquely monitor public opinion polls. At
Speaker 1: a time when Democrats are cratering popularity wise, Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is rising popularity wise. What's driving all this illegal immigration?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump rounding up in deporting illegals is unbelievably popular
Speaker 1: with the American people. The more people he deports, the
Speaker 1: more Democrats stand up and scream into the camera that
Speaker 1: illegals are the most important people on the planet. Over
Speaker 1: and this is.
Speaker 3: The gent who is deaf and mute.
Speaker 1: He was picked up by.
Speaker 3: Ice and transported and we are still looking for him.
Speaker 1: We had a list of he's deaf and mute. So
Speaker 1: how did he tell her? Man? What? Chris? We can't
Speaker 1: ask these questions, She said, I mean, of course she
Speaker 1: hasn't heard from him. He's mute. He probably didn't eve know,
Speaker 1: so she called. He's probably already back in Guatemala and
Speaker 1: she's trying to talk to him. That's his that's I mean, honestly,
Speaker 1: that's on her. And now here's a headline why you know?
Speaker 1: You know the thing headlines we didn't get to check.
Speaker 1: Fake dentist gave root canals after reading online instructions. Is
Speaker 1: that an indictment of the twenty two year old Czech dentist?
Speaker 1: Or is that an indictment of dentistry itself? That you
Speaker 1: can perform a root canal after looking at videos online. Also,
Speaker 1: I'm totally convinced I could do some routine dentistry as
Speaker 1: I could. Why why don't you think I could? Chris?
Speaker 1: I think I could. I feel like I feel like
Speaker 1: my hands are what? What? How do not have the
Speaker 1: patience of a toddler? And anyway? You don't have to
Speaker 1: be patient to work on people's teeth. I could, Now
Speaker 1: I'll be I'd be fine, Chris, I might go be
Speaker 1: a dentist. Netanyahu says, all help welcome in striking Iran's
Speaker 1: nuclear sight with a little hint, hint, nudge, nudge. That
Speaker 1: would be you, Donald UFC icon, Connor McGregor, Flora's clubgoer
Speaker 1: who's while still holding a drink in his hands. I
Speaker 1: don't know what kind of suicideal human being goes marching
Speaker 1: up to the former champion of the world lipping off
Speaker 1: in a club. But man, did he wake up the
Speaker 1: next day and regret that US Navy achieves twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five recruiting goal three months ahead of schedule and happy
Speaker 1: for them it happened during Pride month. Jim Acosta says
Speaker 1: the far right has infiltrated the heartland and led farmers astray.
Speaker 1: This is back to what we were discussing, how they
Speaker 1: try to hold your face and keep you only focused
Speaker 1: on them, and the second you could escape their lives,
Speaker 1: you did. You went to social media, you went to
Speaker 1: alternate news sources, and they can't stand it. Now you're
Speaker 1: being manipulated because they don't own you anymore. We'll be
Speaker 1: back tomorrow for a doctor Jesse Friday. Email your questions
Speaker 1: in right now Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com