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Speaker 2: Tonight on the world Famous Jesse Kelly's Show, we're gonna
Speaker 2: talk a bit more about the government, the government's slow pace,
Speaker 2: the slow pace of change that you're frustrated with. That'll
Speaker 2: come up quite a bit tonight. Talk a little elon musk.
Speaker 2: Someone wants to change careers. Is he's too old? Someone
Speaker 2: has a question about libertarians the administration. Someone thinks they're
Speaker 2: not doing anything for a COVID reckoning all that history
Speaker 2: stuff do I wish I'd been a professional bull rider.
Speaker 2: And so much more coming up tonight on the world
Speaker 2: Famous Jesse Kelly's Show. I actually want to begin here
Speaker 2: because this is a story I've been watching. It's a
Speaker 2: story you probably have heard about, but maybe not. There
Speaker 2: was an FBI guy, an FBI guy who just got arrested.
Speaker 2: Why did he get arrested? He got arrested because he
Speaker 2: was handing classified materials to a look the latest update
Speaker 2: I've seen is friendly nation. Every report says friendly nation,
Speaker 2: friendly nation. And he was doing so, at least in
Speaker 2: part because he hates Donald Trump. So you know what
Speaker 2: it is, a communist and filtrator in the government. Of
Speaker 2: course you already know you listen to my show. Does
Speaker 2: he see himself as an FBI agent? First? Of course not.
Speaker 2: The communist doesn't have any role that's super seeds his communism.
Speaker 2: He's a communist first, and he's handing information allegedly to
Speaker 2: a friendly nation. Now let's just pause for a moment,
Speaker 2: because I know you're asking the same thing everybody's asking
Speaker 2: night right now, friendly nation?
Speaker 1: Who is it?
Speaker 2: Well, listen, couple things. One, it could be anybody, because
Speaker 2: it's one of those things that's known but you don't
Speaker 2: want to advertise it. You spy on your friends and
Speaker 2: your enemies. We do this too. It could easily it
Speaker 2: could be the UK. It could be Israel. Israel's famous
Speaker 2: Israel spies on everybody, friends, enemies, whatever. It could be
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia, it could look pick your friendly nation. I
Speaker 2: don't know. It could be France, Germany, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But don't get don't get too blown away by the
Speaker 2: fact of friendly nation was Now I will say this,
Speaker 2: there are there are lines you really probably shouldn't cross
Speaker 2: if you're a friendly nation, and this does this does
Speaker 2: pass that line. For instance, if you're a friendly nation
Speaker 2: and let's say a congressman, Let's say Eric Swalwell's coming
Speaker 2: to town, and Eric Swalwell has a date with a
Speaker 2: Chinese woman in the hotel lobby, your spy agency may
Speaker 2: show up, may photograph it, you might even audio record it,
Speaker 2: but you're not going to share it. You start a file.
Speaker 2: You see, you never know when something like that might
Speaker 2: come in handy for your purposes. You take the information,
Speaker 2: you file the information. This is the kind of thing
Speaker 2: that happens. This probably exceeds that. If you're meeting FBI
Speaker 2: agents to acquire classified material and you're a friendly country.
Speaker 2: I will tell you we're not gonna know this for
Speaker 2: a while, if ever, because this stuff will be done
Speaker 2: in secret. Trump is going to respond to that, and
Speaker 2: whoever did it, we'll be whipped in some way. I
Speaker 2: don't know what way. Might be economic, it might be
Speaker 2: something else. Whatever country did this is probably going to
Speaker 2: be whipped. I do hope for their own sake it
Speaker 2: was not Israel, only for the fact that I know
Speaker 2: Trump is already angry with Net and Yahoo right now.
Speaker 2: If it turns out Israel was acquiring on purpose classified
Speaker 2: materials in the middle of the fact. You know, you
Speaker 2: know what it's like when you're you're in trouble already,
Speaker 2: you got a d in chemistry and you haven't cleaned
Speaker 2: up your room. You know, that's not the moment to
Speaker 2: make Mom angry because you're already kind of on the
Speaker 2: outs of Mom. It would be bad, bad timing. If
Speaker 2: it is Israel, and I'm not saying it is, I
Speaker 2: don't know who it is. No one knows right now.
Speaker 2: But either way, that's not exactly the point. That's not
Speaker 2: really really where I wanted to go here. I want
Speaker 2: to talk about change. I'm going to talk about your frustration,
Speaker 2: the slow pace of it. Shoot, we can even make
Speaker 2: it about about Elon musk and and and all the
Speaker 2: Doze stuff. And Elon's his time is up, by the way,
Speaker 2: he has finished his time where he's allowed to work
Speaker 2: in the government without a big audit and things like that,
Speaker 2: So his time is up. So he's time limited. But
Speaker 2: he also has come out and said, hey, I'm probably
Speaker 2: not really going to give I'm not gonna get involved
Speaker 2: financially in politics much anymore. He sounds frustrated and disappointed
Speaker 2: and walking. I was like disappointed to see the massive
Speaker 2: spending bill, frankly, which increases the Budge depsit not does
Speaker 2: decrease it. And that reminds the work that the Noche
Speaker 2: team is doing.
Speaker 3: I actually thought that when this big beautiful bill came along.
Speaker 4: I mean, like everything he's done on Doge gets wiped
Speaker 4: out in.
Speaker 2: The first year.
Speaker 5: I think, I think a bill can be can be
Speaker 5: can be big, or it can be beautiful.
Speaker 2: This is, by the way, I'm not avoiding the FBI story.
Speaker 2: This is all going to come back to that. It's
Speaker 2: all gonna come back to that. Okay. So Elon Musk
Speaker 2: gets involved, finds all this waste, auditing things like that
Speaker 2: is basically what he does for a living, and he
Speaker 2: finds all this horrible government waste, and he starts sending
Speaker 2: all these reports in hey we found this, we found this,
Speaker 2: we found that. And then he's frustrated that Republicans aren't
Speaker 2: jumping on that. And you see the White House now
Speaker 2: Republicans jumping through hoops. Hey, we're gonna we're gonna try
Speaker 2: to codify these things at a law. Don't worry, don't
Speaker 2: leave us, Elon. You know it's all a big hey,
Speaker 2: Please give us more campaign donations, Elon, That's really what
Speaker 2: it's about. But I'm gonna do something that I can't
Speaker 2: believe I'm about to do, and you're probably gonna fall
Speaker 2: out of your chair. Please don't think that I've completely
Speaker 2: changed or lost my mind last night. I'm actually going
Speaker 2: to defend the government. More specifically, I'm going to defend
Speaker 2: the GOP, and more specifically than that, I'm actually gonna
Speaker 2: defend the Trump White House. And the pace of change.
Speaker 2: This goes, this goes throughout this. This applies to cash, FBI,
Speaker 2: this applies to the White House, That applies to everything.
Speaker 2: Change in government. Change in our massive, bloated government, it
Speaker 2: cannot come as fast as change happens in the private
Speaker 2: sector because government is corrupt, especially our government is corrupt.
Speaker 2: It's huge, it's powerful, It's not only corrupt, it has
Speaker 2: this horrible combination of corrupt and stupid. Therefore, getting it
Speaker 2: ready to go streamlining it is going to take more
Speaker 2: effort than it normally would if you were dealing with
Speaker 2: a private company. That's full of smart, ambitious people who
Speaker 2: are hired for their capability. So let's just say your
Speaker 2: Elon Musk and you want to perform Tesla. It's his company,
Speaker 2: but you get Tesla. He wants to do something with Tesla. Well,
Speaker 2: what is Tesla. It's this big genius company full of
Speaker 2: super nerds where you've been hiring only the best and brightest.
Speaker 2: And these people are all ambitious people. That's why they're
Speaker 2: at Tesla. They want to be CEOs, they want to
Speaker 2: be inventors, they want to go to Mars, they want
Speaker 2: to do all these things. So you have a company
Speaker 2: full of people primed and ready for change. In streamline,
Speaker 2: they are primed and ready. In the government, you have
Speaker 2: a bunch of idiots, communists and losers who can't do
Speaker 2: anything else in life. If if I was to talk
Speaker 2: about Marine Corps boot Camp and I had two groups
Speaker 2: of people. The first group of people is a high
Speaker 2: school football team. A high school football team, one hundred
Speaker 2: young men from the football team they're joining Marine Corps
Speaker 2: boot camp. Versus a hundred young men who don't play
Speaker 2: any sports, they don't work out, they are fat, they've
Speaker 2: been playing video games for eight hours a day for
Speaker 2: eighteen years, fat, out of shape, not used to physical exertion. Now,
Speaker 2: who's going to have an easier time in boot camp?
Speaker 2: How quickly am I the drill instructor? How quickly am
Speaker 2: I going to be able to get the football team
Speaker 2: in shape, in shape, strong endurance, ready to go. Well,
Speaker 2: they're already primed and ready. They need a little work here,
Speaker 2: a little work there, but they're primed and ready.
Speaker 1: They all have them ready.
Speaker 2: How long is it going to take me to get
Speaker 2: the platuna fatties ready to go? It's gonna take more time.
Speaker 2: I'm not defending the government. I'm really genuinely not, But
Speaker 2: what we have is such a massive, bloated, corrupt government
Speaker 2: that people from the private sector, who are used to
Speaker 2: private sector efficiency, they walk into the government and they
Speaker 2: want it to be fixed. I told you this, I
Speaker 2: sent you that. That's an audit, I give you an order,
Speaker 2: and government doesn't work like that. Now this is going
Speaker 2: to apply because I'm not avoiding the question back to
Speaker 2: this guy's question about the its specialists sharing classified information.
Speaker 2: Before we get to that, I want to get to this.
Speaker 2: June is almost here, and you know in this country
Speaker 2: we will be drowning in rainbow ads. Now it'll be awful.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Friday.
Speaker 2: Do not forget. You can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 2: Jesse kellyshow dot com. So, so back to what we
Speaker 2: were discussing. I understand the frustration with private sector people.
Speaker 2: I understand your frustration. I understand my frustration with the
Speaker 2: pace at which things are moving inside the government. Why
Speaker 2: is this not happening yet? Why do we not have this?
Speaker 2: Why do we not know that? Why hasn't he been arrested?
Speaker 2: Why hasn't this And it's not that I'm telling any
Speaker 2: of us, myself included, to stop pushing. We should push,
Speaker 2: They should feel us push every single day. But our
Speaker 2: government is gigantic, way bigger than it should be. It
Speaker 2: is corrupt, and it is full of idiots, communists and losers.
Speaker 2: This is not a quick fix thing. And it's even
Speaker 2: worse than that. I say it's full of idiots, communists
Speaker 2: and losers. They're idiots, communists and losers who, over the
Speaker 2: course of years and years and years, really decades and decades,
Speaker 2: have put into place a system of protections for themselves,
Speaker 2: protections for themselves. So you can't just walk in like
Speaker 2: you can in Tesla or Coca Cola or your business
Speaker 2: and say you you're fired. Leave, I'm hiring somebody else.
Speaker 2: You you're arrested. We have the documents. We have a government
Speaker 2: full of scum, and it's going to take time to
Speaker 2: clean it. Scott Bissent came out. He was talking about
Speaker 2: Elon's departure and the DOGE stuff. Here's what he said. Listen,
Speaker 2: listen to something very important he said, which I really
Speaker 2: agree with.
Speaker 6: Elon came in and in one hundred days did some
Speaker 6: very important work. And you know, I characterize two principles
Speaker 6: with DOGE.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 6: One is the absolute level of cost cutting which Elon
Speaker 6: has set in motion. So DOGE is not going to
Speaker 6: end with the Elon. It is a way of thinking
Speaker 6: about cutting costs, and it's also a way of thinking
Speaker 6: about making the government more productive and more efficient.
Speaker 2: What I want and what you want is Elon must
Speaker 2: comes in X Y and Z waste, waste, waste, corruption, corruption, corruption,
Speaker 2: he finds X Y and Z. Okay, we brought him in.
Speaker 2: He found it. Now let's fix it. That's how it
Speaker 2: works in the private sector, in the government, it doesn't
Speaker 2: work that way if Elon's If in the end, Elon's
Speaker 2: real big accomplishment, on top of helping get Trump elected,
Speaker 2: which he did, if Elon's big accomplishment is exposing the
Speaker 2: fraud and aiming some reforms at that fraud. That doesn't
Speaker 2: sound like near enough, does it?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 1: To you?
Speaker 2: Not to me? You want it fixed now? So why
Speaker 2: But maybe that's as good as it gets for now?
Speaker 2: Baby steps And I mentioned look, I mentioned the football
Speaker 2: team versus the fat kids in boot camp. Maybe we've
Speaker 2: talked about this before because it's a great way to
Speaker 2: think about our government. Maybe you were overweight, or have
Speaker 2: been overweight in the past. Maybe you're super fat right now.
Speaker 2: You're not going to be chiseled tomorrow. You are going
Speaker 2: to have to accept that it's going to take time.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna start out doing fifteen pull ups at CrossFit.
Speaker 2: You're gonna go for a walk and you're gonna be gassed.
Speaker 2: What Chris Chris said, But the fit guy's consistent, government's
Speaker 2: not consistent. Well, Chris brings up an excellent point, because
Speaker 2: there is with all of us, I know with me,
Speaker 2: we do feel a level of desperation because of how
Speaker 2: bad it is, and because we feel like we are
Speaker 2: unlimited time, and you always are. You're unlimited time until
Speaker 2: the other party wakes up, comes back, maybe they win
Speaker 2: at the midterms, maybe something crazy, maybe they win the
Speaker 2: White House. We feel like.
Speaker 1: We need this now we don't know, but we need this.
Speaker 2: And I feel the same way. It's not like you
Speaker 2: guys feel that way. You shouldn't feel that way. I'm
Speaker 2: the exact same way. But there's nothing you and I
Speaker 2: can do to make a fat, bloated, corrupt government full
Speaker 2: of criminals move like a razor sharp private sector company
Speaker 2: full of smart, ambitious people. It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 2: You can buy Twitter and walk into Twitter and fire
Speaker 2: eighty percent of the staff and go grab a bunch
Speaker 2: of smart engineers and hire them, and six months you
Speaker 2: got that bad boy running like a well oiled machine.
Speaker 2: The government not only doesn't work that way, as I mentioned,
Speaker 2: there are all kinds of things in place to ensure
Speaker 2: the government can't work that way because the scumbags who
Speaker 2: filled up our government has spent decades ensuring their their
Speaker 2: jobs are protected. That's how it works, and that is
Speaker 2: our challenge. So if this started something good, I mean
Speaker 2: you got Tim Scott saying things like this, what's kind
Speaker 2: of a lot press?
Speaker 4: Thank Elon Musk for his amazing service to the American people.
Speaker 4: He has done what no one else has done before.
Speaker 4: So found hundreds of billions of dollars of cuts and waste,
Speaker 4: fraud and abuse. No more three hundred year olds getting
Speaker 4: Social Security checks because of eating.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Tim got to talking points. Does he want
Speaker 2: to do when he cuts? No, but now he feels
Speaker 2: pressure to at least talk about them. If he has
Speaker 2: to talk about them, maybe one day he has to
Speaker 2: do something about them. Do some emails. Dear small hand
Speaker 2: goldfish killer. I always hear you advertising for chef iq
Speaker 2: and how easy it is for someone who was once submarine,
Speaker 2: failed out of college, lost twice for Congress. I told myself,
Speaker 2: no way it can be that easy. So I made
Speaker 2: the purchase, and to my surprise, I could be VP
Speaker 2: Harris intelligent and still put out great food. If anything,
Speaker 2: you undersell it. You never mentioned the app alone that
Speaker 2: asks what kind of meat you're cooking and then gives
Speaker 2: you a ton of recipes to choose from. And then
Speaker 2: literally he said that to make me mad, gives you
Speaker 2: a step by step even a video to complete the
Speaker 2: best cook meat there is. Okay, I have to be
Speaker 2: honest with you about this. I have told you about
Speaker 2: Chef i Q a million times, the wireless cooking thermometer,
Speaker 2: and I have told you that your phone will tell
Speaker 2: you when it's done. The reason I haven't gone into
Speaker 2: the app and told you that, yeah, right there on
Speaker 2: the app you can say, I'm cooking beef, I'm cooking chicken,
Speaker 2: I'm cooking I haven't. The reason I haven't told you
Speaker 2: about those aspects of the app, it's because I don't
Speaker 2: use them. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 2: wonderful and absolutely wonderful Friday. Thrilled to be here going
Speaker 2: through all the ask doctor Jesse questions, somebody's mad that
Speaker 2: we're not getting more of a COVID reckoning. I owe
Speaker 2: you that talk we were going to have about communist
Speaker 2: lies in language last night, and we will get to that.
Speaker 2: In fact, i'll get to that after this next one.
Speaker 2: But I wanted to address this really quickly. The guy says, Hey, Oracle,
Speaker 2: why haven't libertarians come out of the woodwork at all?
Speaker 2: Now would be a prime time to insert its party
Speaker 2: into the mix. Don't you think, and would that be
Speaker 2: a bad thing for conservatives, Well, libertarians libertarianism. First of all,
Speaker 2: I like the government super super small, super tiny. I
Speaker 2: probably am almost I don't know half a libertarian. I
Speaker 2: don't know how to say this, but I will say libertarians,
Speaker 2: and maybe you are one. They are right about a lot. However,
Speaker 2: there are there's a time and place for everything in
Speaker 2: this time we live in now. It's not that this
Speaker 2: isn't the time for small government. It of course is
Speaker 2: this probably isn't the time where libertarians are going to
Speaker 2: get any kind of a foothold at all. And let
Speaker 2: me elaborate on this a little bit. Let me go
Speaker 2: into this a little bit deeper. Look, I brought up
Speaker 2: a football team earlier. I'll bring it up again. You
Speaker 2: ever pay attention to of these football teams, and they'll
Speaker 2: get this hard nos coach. You get one of these
Speaker 2: real hard nosed coaches, you know, go run stairs till
Speaker 2: you die, and he's there for a long time, and
Speaker 2: he beats on the players and beats on the players
Speaker 2: and beats on the players. And then eventually, after they
Speaker 2: do some winning, the team starts to fall off, they
Speaker 2: dump the hard nosed coach. And they hire a players coach.
Speaker 2: He's one of the guys, and for the first year
Speaker 2: or two they thrive and they win a bunch of games,
Speaker 2: and vice versa. Teams had a player's coach one of
Speaker 2: the boys for a long time, and then team starts
Speaker 2: to lose, they dump the players coach and they bring
Speaker 2: in the hard nos goud go run stairs to your
Speaker 2: die and boom, team wins for a while. Why why
Speaker 2: is it? What's going on? Well, there's a time and
Speaker 2: place for everything you see, and this includes governments. Libertarianism,
Speaker 2: the idea of government being limited is wonderful and perfect
Speaker 2: and great, and that's what I want. But libertarianism, this
Speaker 2: is one thing that libertarians often get completely wrong. It
Speaker 2: cannot work everywhere. Every form of government is always treated
Speaker 2: as as the only one. When you're a fan of
Speaker 2: any kind of a form of government, whatever form you're
Speaker 2: a fan of, you want to believe it would work everywhere.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're a traditional conservative right now, and you would
Speaker 2: just want the Constitution and you want that for everybody
Speaker 2: because that's what you know, God given natural rights, and
Speaker 2: I understand your heart. I'm not complaining about that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead and try to sell that in the Middle East,
Speaker 2: we've been doing that. How's that landing? Those people aren't
Speaker 2: made for that, not at this point in time, with
Speaker 2: the culture, with the history they have. There are religious
Speaker 2: aspects to this. There are places all over the globe
Speaker 2: where your preferred form of government simply will not work.
Speaker 2: It's not possible. Remember that great quote we've used it
Speaker 2: before from John Adams, and I'm paraphrasing a little bit.
Speaker 2: This won't be exact, but he's basically he comes out
Speaker 2: and he says, this government, this whole constitutional government, limited
Speaker 2: government that we have where the federal government is to
Speaker 2: remain small and limited. The states really are they really
Speaker 2: can run their own show, and the people should be free.
Speaker 2: He flat out said this kind of government will only
Speaker 2: work on a moral people, and he said it's completely
Speaker 2: unsuitable for any other kind. It's not just that he
Speaker 2: said it will only work for moral people. He flat
Speaker 2: out said this kind of government, a limited government, a
Speaker 2: small government, it's I'm not going to work on a
Speaker 2: population that loses its mind. And what's he really saying there,
Speaker 2: what did he mean by that? Well, is flat out
Speaker 2: and give it to you right between the eyes. A
Speaker 2: population where the nuclear family is shattering. This government won't
Speaker 2: work for that. A population that is no longer attending
Speaker 2: religious services, this kind of government will not work for that.
Speaker 2: It simply will not. If the people go astray, then
Speaker 2: this kind of government fails. Right now, for instance, I'll
Speaker 2: tell you I saw somebody this morning. I think he
Speaker 2: was with Reason magazine, which tells you all you need
Speaker 2: to know. That's about one of the most worthless libertarian
Speaker 2: publications out there. But I saw somebody this morning. Trump
Speaker 2: is kicking out the Chinese students from Harvard. We talked
Speaker 2: about this a little bit last night. Chinese students who
Speaker 2: are here on a visa are oftentimes part of the
Speaker 2: Chinese intelligence network. This is well known, well established. Everybody
Speaker 2: knows this. They're not coming here to try to leave China.
Speaker 2: They're coming here to by on behalf of China and
Speaker 2: carry that information back home. Again well known, not debatable,
Speaker 2: that it's not even arguable. And the guy came out
Speaker 2: and said that we shouldn't be kicking any of these
Speaker 2: people out. We should take them in, just like we
Speaker 2: took in defectors from the Soviet Union. And this is
Speaker 2: one of these libertarian types that's so insanely naive to
Speaker 2: where we are an enemy is sending spies into your country.
Speaker 2: You don't sit back and let it happen.
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 2: What is that childish naiven?
Speaker 1: Say?
Speaker 2: That doesn't work at a time when the communists have
Speaker 2: conquered so many institutions and they're using the institutions against
Speaker 2: the people, against the country itself, that's where we're at.
Speaker 2: At that point in time, people don't want to even
Speaker 2: entertain the concept of live and let live. Hey, you
Speaker 2: do what you want, las hands off. Look, the tariff
Speaker 2: stuff is actually a great example of this great example
Speaker 2: of this. There are a lot of people who love tariffs,
Speaker 2: a lot of people who hate tariffs, but we're not
Speaker 2: talking about that right now. What There've been lame arguments
Speaker 2: on both sides of this, no question. But when I
Speaker 2: hear the non tariff I hate tariff people. When I
Speaker 2: hear people make arguments against it and totally ignore the
Speaker 2: fact that we've lost our manufacturing, I just sit back
Speaker 2: and shake my head. And I'm not even saying the
Speaker 2: tariffs will fix that. I've already explained before why we've
Speaker 2: lost manufacturing. Stuff like that. We don't have to go
Speaker 2: into that now. But when you don't address that as
Speaker 2: a problem. No, everything's working fine. We don't need tariffs.
Speaker 2: Everything's fine. Well, look, it doesn't even matter if you're right.
Speaker 2: You're not, but it doesn't even matter if you're right.
Speaker 2: The Russpelt towns who have lost everything because the plant
Speaker 2: moved to China, they will ignore you. They hate your guts.
Speaker 2: I'll never listen to you. You can say that until
Speaker 2: you're blue in the face. You better tell those people
Speaker 2: a solution. Your solution better not be it's all working fine, Now,
Speaker 2: what's your problem, redneck? If that's how you speak to
Speaker 2: those people, they'll never listen to you again, and they shouldn't.
Speaker 2: And that's how the non tariff people have sounded a lot,
Speaker 2: and vice versa. If you're a pro tariff person, I
Speaker 2: have to say a lot of you sound like dirty communists.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you do well. You don't need an extra iPhone.
Speaker 2: You don't tell me what I need, you don't control
Speaker 2: what I purchase. Don't you try to control me so
Speaker 2: that there's bad arguments on both sides. I get that.
Speaker 2: But if you want to just be hands aymen free trade,
Speaker 2: you know how terrible that lands on a Russbolt town
Speaker 2: that lost the factory, but got fentanyl. Now they're poor,
Speaker 2: drugged out, miserable to towns. Do you know how that lands?
Speaker 2: It doesn't land very well. All right, So it's just
Speaker 2: not a great time. It's not a great time for
Speaker 2: libertarians to sell what they're selling. That's the best way
Speaker 2: I can put it. They're out there sell an ice
Speaker 2: cooled lemonade. And it's December and it's thirty below outside.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. And before we get
Speaker 2: back to the ask doctor Jesse questions, We're going to
Speaker 2: have a little Communists lie all the time about everything segment.
Speaker 2: Remember you can email the show. We're live here on
Speaker 2: a Friday night, Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We've
Speaker 2: talked many times before about different value systems. But remember
Speaker 2: the communist does not share your value system. And it
Speaker 2: is human nature to think the other people around you,
Speaker 2: wherever they are, your co workers, the guy across the hall,
Speaker 2: the driver next to you on the road, it's human
Speaker 2: nature to think other people share your value system. After all,
Speaker 2: they look like you, two arms, two legs. That surely
Speaker 2: that no. There are people all across the planet from
Speaker 2: all kinds of different religions, and cultures. They don't share
Speaker 2: your value system at all. Honesty, lying? What do you
Speaker 2: think about lying? Would you ever tell somebody, Hey, my
Speaker 2: name's Jesse, I'm a liar. I lie a lot. Oh
Speaker 2: you wouldn't. Why because lying is not an admirable thing.
Speaker 2: Lying to you, a good person is not good.
Speaker 1: But there's the thing.
Speaker 2: You will lie on occasion. You've lied before, I've lied before,
Speaker 2: we all have. We're all fallen. And when do you lie?
Speaker 2: When do you lie when you feel like you absolutely
Speaker 2: have to to avoid something, avoid hurting someone's feelings, avoid
Speaker 2: getting in trouble. Avoid But when you do it, you
Speaker 2: don't brag about it, do you. You don't run and tell
Speaker 2: your boys, say, I lied, man, it's awesome. You keep
Speaker 2: it quiet. Oh honey, No, that dress doesn't make you
Speaker 2: look fat. You don't brag about it. It's something you
Speaker 2: do when you feel like you absolutely must. But that's
Speaker 2: the only time you do it. I'm going to tell
Speaker 2: you something and it's hard to accept, but it's true.
Speaker 2: That's how the Communists feel about the truth. Did you
Speaker 2: know that Communists believe in lying at all times about everything.
Speaker 2: That's what they believe is a moral good. They believe
Speaker 2: on behalf of the revolution. They should lie at all
Speaker 2: times about everything. They will on occasion tell the truth,
Speaker 2: but only if they absolutely have to and they don't
Speaker 2: have any other way to do it. And I know
Speaker 2: that sounds bunkers.
Speaker 1: Where you want to hear bunkers. You want an example.
Speaker 2: Okay, there was a big crowd at the Kentucky State Capitol.
Speaker 2: There's a big gun grabbing group. Mom's demand action. There.
Speaker 2: They invited this young man to speak. Calvin polo Check
Speaker 2: is his name, Huh, Calvin Polachick. Calvin Polachick got up,
Speaker 2: talked about a tough day for him.
Speaker 7: In twenty seventeen, polo Check was in a school shooting
Speaker 7: in Dallas, Pennsylvania, where he lost his.
Speaker 6: Best friend, his brother, and nine classmates.
Speaker 7: A week later, adding back to this school and that
Speaker 7: was the worst part. He had a long past that's
Speaker 7: fought where I saw my best friend. All right, he
Speaker 7: pretend it was all normal. It was not normal, folks.
Speaker 7: That's been eight years. And I've been talking about this
Speaker 7: every single day since then.
Speaker 2: For eight years, eight years and.
Speaker 7: Talking about this, and there's been nothing that's changed.
Speaker 2: Eight years, eight years. He's been talking about this. Think
Speaker 2: about that for eight years. He even said it. Every
Speaker 2: day he's been talking about that shooting, what he went through. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he made the whole thing up. Imagine imagine the kind
Speaker 2: of moral fabric it would take to get up and
Speaker 2: fabricate a school shooting every day for eight years. This
Speaker 2: is a speech we have on camera because the local
Speaker 2: news did report on it. But eight years, I'm sure
Speaker 2: we're traveling across the country giving speech after speech after
Speaker 2: speech after speech for a story you know you're making
Speaker 2: up for a story you know is a lie. What
Speaker 2: kind of a person would do something like that? Somebody
Speaker 2: who doesn't share your value system at all. Listen to
Speaker 2: listen to this master for performance by Stephen Miller. He
Speaker 2: went on CNN. Lady was trying to ask him about illegals.
Speaker 2: Listen to this, Listen to him call her on her
Speaker 2: language and how uncomfortable she gets.
Speaker 8: What is the administration going to do now? And this
Speaker 8: is an undocumented immigrant. I do want to note that,
Speaker 8: but this was someone who came forward, was a victim
Speaker 8: of a crime, and now law enforcement believes he.
Speaker 2: Was set up.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, well, I want to clarify what you mean.
Speaker 5: So we're talking about the same thing. Are you saying
Speaker 5: this this immigrant was here illegally?
Speaker 8: Yes, but I am, and that's why I said that
Speaker 8: I clarify this.
Speaker 5: It just said undocumented and I wasn't clear what that means.
Speaker 5: I'm assuming they have a fake ID and if you
Speaker 5: assuming they have a face.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 2: That's gain away from their question.
Speaker 8: Steve, I want I want this to be and call
Speaker 8: me naive, a good faith discussion about what's happening.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Listen, just listen, listen how upset she is. He's calling
Speaker 2: her on the lie. Remember, undocumented is a lie. It's
Speaker 2: a lie that communists put out there, so you don't
Speaker 2: have to refer to the barbarians they brought in as illegals.
Speaker 2: She told the lie. He called her on the lie.
Speaker 2: And now listen, she just desperately. Look, we're doing good faith,
Speaker 2: so why.
Speaker 5: Are you What are you doing when we use language
Speaker 5: that's designed to obscure the truth?
Speaker 2: That's not good faith? Legal alien, they're.
Speaker 5: Not an undocumented Minkay.
Speaker 8: That's fine, that's another discussion.
Speaker 5: I don't know the I don't know the details of
Speaker 5: the assassinations.
Speaker 2: Listen to upset. She got, what do you what are
Speaker 2: you doing?
Speaker 1: I told the lie I've been what. Don't call me up.
Speaker 2: That's listen to Hillary Clinton, She went on MSNBC. Listen
Speaker 2: to how these people think.
Speaker 3: But I also think there are Americans who are engaged
Speaker 3: in this kind of propaganda. Uh, And whether they should
Speaker 3: be civilly or even in some cases criminally charged is
Speaker 3: something that would be a better deterrence.
Speaker 2: Why do they want people criminally charged for political opinions?
Speaker 2: Why do they say things like this?
Speaker 8: I think our reverence for the truth might become might
Speaker 8: have become a bit of a distraction that is preventing
Speaker 8: us from finding consensus and getting important things done.