Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent, magnificent Tuesday. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna do medal of honor Monday here, and if you
Speaker 1: talk about this potential, what are Americans' actual opinions on
Speaker 1: military action in Venezuela and why Venezuela.
Speaker 2: We'll touch again on the the Trump Mamdannie meeting that
Speaker 2: you apparently have a lot of feelings about all that,
Speaker 2: and so much more coming up in the next hour
Speaker 2: of The Jesse Kelly Show before we do any of that.
Speaker 2: I wasn't here yesterday. This is normally Monday, but the
Speaker 2: start of hour two on Monday. Now, Tuesday is for heroes.
Speaker 2: This is important. Let me explain again why it's important
Speaker 2: for all of our new listeners, because I know we're
Speaker 2: on so many new channels and things like that. It's
Speaker 2: important to remember the people who built your country. It's
Speaker 2: important to remember and honor people who have done great things,
Speaker 2: and it's important to remember their deeds. Now, maybe maybe
Speaker 2: this is a point where you ask, well, why I
Speaker 2: don't understand why it's not even really about respecting and
Speaker 2: honoring them, Although that's an important aspect of it for
Speaker 2: me and hopefully for you. But let's say you don't
Speaker 2: have that. Let's say you don't care. People are impressionable.
Speaker 2: They're impressionable, right children, as they are raised, They're impressionable.
Speaker 2: The things they see, the things they hear. I've told
Speaker 2: you this before. I know it's corny and stupid. I
Speaker 2: joined the Marine Corps in part because I grew up
Speaker 2: watching that John Wayne movie about the Marines, and I
Speaker 2: watched someone on the television set with my father, my fadder,
Speaker 2: with my father, this tough patriot who fought for his
Speaker 2: country and died for his country, and it made such
Speaker 2: a deep impression on me. It wasn't the whole reason,
Speaker 2: it was part of the reason. I walked into the
Speaker 2: recruiting office of the Marine Corps when I was eighteen
Speaker 2: years old or nineteen, I don't remember, and I said,
Speaker 2: signing up right now, right now, it makes an impression.
Speaker 2: It matters to people, young people, adult people. They need
Speaker 2: something to aspire to. And if you don't give them
Speaker 2: something good, hey, these are the right deeds, these are
Speaker 2: the right men. If you don't give them something good,
Speaker 2: they may very well find something bad. People have to
Speaker 2: have someone to look up to. They do and remember
Speaker 2: this on top of your emails telling me what you're
Speaker 2: grateful for for tomorrow. We do take love, hate, death threats,
Speaker 2: and we do take medal of honor suggestions if you
Speaker 2: have ones you're related to, where you like or something
Speaker 2: like that. This when we got to your tiny handed
Speaker 2: mosquito killer. I was recently at my local VA medical center.
Speaker 2: I noticed a Medal of Honor reciption be displayed in
Speaker 2: the lobby. I thought you might be interested in this
Speaker 2: incredible person. He's from my hometown and deserves all the
Speaker 2: honor and respect he is owed. Here's a link to
Speaker 2: his Medal of Honor citation. So this guy's name is
Speaker 2: Raymond Michael red clawsan junior, also joined the United States
Speaker 2: of the United States Marine Corps. He was born in
Speaker 2: New Orleans, Louisiana. Without further ado, let's find out what
Speaker 2: he did, right, hey, honoring those he went above and beyond.
Speaker 2: It's Medal of Honor Monday for conspicuous gallantry in intrepidity
Speaker 2: at the risk of his life, above and beyond the
Speaker 2: call of duty while serving with the Marine Medium Helicopter
Speaker 2: Squadron two sixty three during operations against enemy forces. Participating
Speaker 2: in a helicopter rescue mission to extract elements of a
Speaker 2: platoon which had inadvertently entered a mine field while attacking
Speaker 2: enemy positions, Pfc Clawson skillfully guided the helicopter pilot to
Speaker 2: a landing in an area cleared by one of several
Speaker 2: mine explosions. With eleven marines wounded and one dead. In
Speaker 2: the remaining eight marines holding their positions for fear of
Speaker 2: detonating other minds, Pfc Clawson quickly leaped from the helicopter and,
Speaker 2: in the face of enemy fire, moved across extremely hazardous
Speaker 2: mind laden area to assist in carrying casualties to the
Speaker 2: waiting helicopter and in placing them aboard. Despite the ever
Speaker 2: present threat of further mind explosions, he continued his valiant efforts,
Speaker 2: leaving the comparatively safe area of the helicopter on six
Speaker 2: separate occasions to carry out his rescue efforts. On one occasion,
Speaker 2: while he was carrying one of the wounded, another mind detonated,
Speaker 2: killing a corman and wounding three other men. Only when
Speaker 2: he was certain that all marines were safely aboard, did
Speaker 2: he signal the pilot to lift the helicopter by courageous, determined,
Speaker 2: and inspiring efforts in face of the in the face
Speaker 2: of utmost danger, PFC Claws and upheld the highest traditions
Speaker 2: of the Marine Corps and of the US Naval Service.
Speaker 2: And let this serve as a reminder to you. If
Speaker 2: you have someone in your life who was he flew
Speaker 2: helicopters of Vietnam or in them, you know, he didn't
Speaker 2: have to be the pilot, door gut or anything in them.
Speaker 2: Talk to him about it, Ask them about it. Remember
Speaker 2: that Vietnam was in so many ways a helicopter war.
Speaker 2: It was fairly new technology, at least militarily was new.
Speaker 2: The concept of let's take masses of men on a
Speaker 2: bunch of helicopters, fly them in, drop them off, then
Speaker 2: we can resupply them by helicopter, and that when they
Speaker 2: need help, we can get them out by helicopter. That
Speaker 2: was the Vietnam War. And we did it in mass.
Speaker 2: But it was so insanely dangerous, insanely dangerous, and you
Speaker 2: know who quickly figured out what the deal was, how
Speaker 2: important the helicopters were. The Vietnamese did, and so they
Speaker 2: weren't exactly passive about shooting at the helicopters, shooting down
Speaker 2: the helicopters. They very much understood the helicopter was the
Speaker 2: lifeline for our troops. If you can kill one, you're
Speaker 2: basically killing the troops on the ground. Of course, there
Speaker 2: were some men who did not equit themselves very well
Speaker 2: in this role. They didn't want to go in, They
Speaker 2: didn't want to die. It's a very human emotion. But
Speaker 2: there are others who almost guaranteed themselves death by the
Speaker 2: things they did in those helicopters just to help the
Speaker 2: guys out on the ground. If you have someone you
Speaker 2: know who did service, did time in Vietnam on a helicopter,
Speaker 2: asked them about their service and show them respect. All right,
Speaker 2: all right, And I want to remind you again tomorrow,
Speaker 2: on top of our normal show, we're going to do
Speaker 2: what are you grateful for? What are you thankful for?
Speaker 2: Email it in Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com doesn't
Speaker 2: have to be big, doesn't have to be small. But
Speaker 2: find something in your life you're thankful for. Even if
Speaker 2: you don't send an email in that's fine, that's fine,
Speaker 2: But this is the time to focus on that. I
Speaker 2: don't know about you but no matter how well life
Speaker 2: is going for me, I have these days. I have
Speaker 2: these moments where all I do is complain, not time
Speaker 2: out on here, my personal life or even just to myself. Wow,
Speaker 2: this sucks. That sucks, and I'm mad about this and
Speaker 2: mad about that, when really we all should be thankful more.
Speaker 2: I know I certainly should. All right, all right, So
Speaker 2: this was last week's news, but apparently there are many
Speaker 2: feelings about it. Donald Trump had a photo op White
Speaker 2: House meeting with the incoming Communist mayor of New York City.
Speaker 2: Ma'm donnie. H. I got a lot of emails all
Speaker 2: over the place, This guy says. People who complain about
Speaker 2: Trump maintaining good relationships, keep your friends close and your
Speaker 2: enemies closer. Trump just does what he has to do.
Speaker 2: This guy's ye with it. This guy says Jesse, I
Speaker 2: can't believe the butt kissing Trump gave ma'm donnie. I
Speaker 2: want to vomit. I can't believe what I saw in
Speaker 2: herb and I was watching. Help me understand Sonson. This
Speaker 2: lady says a lot of Americans, including me, thinking Trump
Speaker 2: was too fawning and complimentary of man Donnie during his
Speaker 2: White House visit. Please let us know your thoughts. So
Speaker 2: I wasn't even gonna talk about this because I figured
Speaker 2: this was just kind of old news. But this is
Speaker 2: something you're hot on. In case you missed it, I'm
Speaker 2: sure you did not. Incoming mayor, Mam. Donnie's not mayor yet,
Speaker 2: doesn't get sworn until January. Incoming New York City mayor,
Speaker 2: mem Donnie, he got a White House invitation. No, you
Speaker 2: don't just show up at the White House, as you know,
Speaker 2: and knock on the door and ask to be let in.
Speaker 2: So this is something Trump's team was on board with.
Speaker 2: Either they prompted it or they were on board with it.
Speaker 2: Ma'am Donnie walks in the White House. I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: play all the audio and all the other stuff, walks
Speaker 2: in the White House, does the Oval office meeting where
Speaker 2: he's glad handing. They're they're friendly. I wond'n't say friends,
Speaker 2: but certainly friendly. It was very nice, and I don't
Speaker 2: mean I loved it, but it was. It was a
Speaker 2: nice a nice environment if you will, for those two.
Speaker 2: Not hostile, no tension. This is after Ma'm Donnie talked
Speaker 2: endlessly about how Trump was a fascist and whatnot. So
Speaker 2: what happened there. One are my thoughts. We'll talk about
Speaker 2: that next. We'll do some emails. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show, a wonderful Tuesday. So remember, by the way,
Speaker 2: if you if you miss any part of the show,
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Speaker 2: All right, So Trump's meeting with ma'm donnie. A lot
Speaker 2: of people got super mad about it. Some people are
Speaker 2: defending it. Let's let's talk about a couple of things,
Speaker 2: all right. First, Donald Trump. Donald Trump has really never
Speaker 2: been what his worst enemies and his hardcore supporters want
Speaker 2: him to be. Let me make Donald Trump's worst enemies
Speaker 2: the people who rage against him all the time, all
Speaker 2: the time. He's a New York Democrat, an old school,
Speaker 2: business savvy, common sense New York Democrat. And understand this,
Speaker 2: especially in his first term, Donald Trump would have worked
Speaker 2: with Democrats and got many Democrats the Democrat policies pushed
Speaker 2: forward if they weren't so insane and suicidal at one
Speaker 2: point in time, Donald Trump openly talked about working with
Speaker 2: Democrats on a border deal that included amnesty. Did you
Speaker 2: know that that's not the only thing, Donald Trump. It's
Speaker 2: not some hardcore right wing anti communists like Democrats pretend
Speaker 2: he is. You could have worked with him and gotten
Speaker 2: some things done you want it done. Instead, you couldn't
Speaker 2: control your demonic impulses. Everybody had to be Hitler and
Speaker 2: a fascist, and then he just stood against you. Period.
Speaker 2: So he's never been that but his greatest, his biggest supporters.
Speaker 2: This is hard to understand too, because we tend to
Speaker 2: project what we want onto people instead of what they are.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has been in many ways so good for
Speaker 2: anti communists like us. But Donald Trump is not some ideological,
Speaker 2: hardcore anti communist. That's not his that's not his upbringing,
Speaker 2: that's not his past at all. He's not that guy.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean he's bad. Doesn't mean he's been a bad
Speaker 2: presidency and so bad president in so many ways. He's
Speaker 2: been so great for us on the right, But he's not.
Speaker 2: He's not Franco, right, He's not Francisco Franco. What is he?
Speaker 2: He's the beginning, not the end. We needed someone like
Speaker 2: him to get the America First movement rolling. We needed
Speaker 2: someone like him to introduce things that we will now
Speaker 2: carry forward. What kind of things, talking tough on immigration,
Speaker 2: doing tough on deport doing tough things on deportation. We
Speaker 2: needed somebody like Trump to get that ball rolling. We
Speaker 2: needed somebody like Trump to get the ball rolling on
Speaker 2: how to treat the media. No more treating the media
Speaker 2: like slightly naive people with bias. Now you treat them
Speaker 2: like your mortal enemy, because that's what they are. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is the one who helped bring these things into
Speaker 2: the mainstream. We in combination with him, we have moved
Speaker 2: our ball forward, and he deserves all the credit in
Speaker 2: the world for that. But he's not Francesco Franco. He's
Speaker 2: not the end. He is not the solution. He's the beginning.
Speaker 2: He's a necessary first step. The man Donnie meeting. You
Speaker 2: know that Donald Trump would have done that meeting with
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom, right, you know that you know that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump would have done that meeting with JB. Pritzker, AOC,
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi. You pick the Democrat politician you
Speaker 2: hate the most. Donald Trump would have welcomed them into
Speaker 2: the Oval office. Why Donald Trump will do that for
Speaker 2: anybody willing to kiss the ring? Why didn't Jam Pritzker
Speaker 2: do it? He could use Donald Trump's help with his state.
Speaker 2: Why didn't Gavin Newsom do it? He could use Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's help with his state. They're running for president. They
Speaker 2: cannot afford a photo op showing them smiling shoulder to
Speaker 2: shoulder with Donald Trump. It's not possible for them politically. Instead,
Speaker 2: they have to declare him to be their enemy. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump will do that for anybody willing to kiss the ring.
Speaker 2: He is very, very pretty open about it, open to flattery,
Speaker 2: show up, put on a tie, show some respect. Zelensky,
Speaker 2: Selinsky was about to get almost everything he wanted in
Speaker 2: that White House meeting. Do you remember that the binders
Speaker 2: with the agreement were already printed. There were two matching binders,
Speaker 2: so they had a backup, and the press conference was scheduled.
Speaker 2: Selinsky was going to show up and get almost everything
Speaker 2: he wanted. If you could just sit there and shut
Speaker 2: your freaking mouth for twenty minutes on camera and be respectful,
Speaker 2: Trump was gonna give him every think he wanted. Zelenski
Speaker 2: lost his mind. God's screwed. If you just show up,
Speaker 2: shake his hand, call him mister president. Smile when he
Speaker 2: practs upout himself, laugh a little when he makes a joke.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is pliable in that way. If that's frustrating
Speaker 2: for you, I get it. But may I just say this,
Speaker 2: If it's frustrating for you, maybe you don't necessarily fully
Speaker 2: understand what Donald Trump is and what he isn't. He
Speaker 2: has been incredible for the anti communist movement at getting
Speaker 2: it started, getting many of the balls we need, rolling forward,
Speaker 2: rolling forward. He's not Francisco Franco. He's just the beginning.
Speaker 2: He's always going to take that meeting no matter who
Speaker 2: it is. All Right, it is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 2: on a wonderful Tuesday. All right. So let's deal with
Speaker 2: a couple military matters, actually American population matters. This one
Speaker 2: goes directly to something I've been talking about for a
Speaker 2: long time about the lag, the signal lag, between the
Speaker 2: American people and the bubble that is Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Because you get elected or appointed to some position in Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. You tend to only hear and see really
Speaker 2: what's around you. You are going to have people in
Speaker 2: your office, people in your life who just are completely
Speaker 2: out of step with the American people. It takes time
Speaker 2: for the will of the American people to actually filter
Speaker 2: into the eyes and ears of the people in Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. Especially when the American people have changed their
Speaker 2: tune on something and how they feel on something. Foreign policy.
Speaker 2: I had a conversation this weekend. He is of mine
Speaker 2: Jewish friend of mine. That's going to matter for the
Speaker 2: point of the conversation. And he was asking, because it
Speaker 2: came up at dinner that there was a pull out
Speaker 2: showing young people are as they're more out on Israel
Speaker 2: than any other older generation. The younger the generation you are,
Speaker 2: the more out on it you are. And he was
Speaker 2: asking me, I mean, now he knows I don't do
Speaker 2: a lot of foreign policy stuff. He was asking me,
Speaker 2: what do you think the reason for that is? What's
Speaker 2: your sense on it? And we talked about a few things.
Speaker 2: I won't go over all of it, but one of
Speaker 2: the main things I told him was, look, if you're
Speaker 2: down about it or mad about it, I understand that,
Speaker 2: but I wouldn't take it personally. And he said, what
Speaker 2: do you mean. I said, well, it's not just Israel, Bud,
Speaker 2: They're out on everything foreign, everything foreign. It could be Ukraine.
Speaker 2: How many Ukrainian flags have you seen people waving? Recently?
Speaker 2: Those kind of went away, didn't they. They're out on
Speaker 2: all of it. Taiwan. Taiwan's currently surrounded by the Chinese Navy.
Speaker 2: They could go in any day. I don't think they will,
Speaker 2: but they could go in any day. How many Americans
Speaker 2: have you talked to in your life that have even
Speaker 2: mentioned Taiwan one time? None? The American people, because of
Speaker 2: growing dissatisfaction at home, do not care about other countries.
Speaker 2: Now that the signal lag is in Washington, DC, big business,
Speaker 2: big money has always come in for politicians when it
Speaker 2: comes to foreign adventuring. They love Look Ukraine. You want
Speaker 2: to raise a bunch of money from defense contract contractors
Speaker 2: in uk in Washington DC, run to the microphone and
Speaker 2: tell everybody the most important thing happening in the world
Speaker 2: is Ukraine. Right now, what's going to happen. The people
Speaker 2: in your district will hate your freaking guts for it,
Speaker 2: but your campaign coffers will fill up quickly because that's
Speaker 2: where the money is. That's where the money is, because
Speaker 2: of all the bills we pass. That's where the money
Speaker 2: flows from the government, which is of course from us
Speaker 2: in Washington, d C. There's great glory and there's great
Speaker 2: money in foreign adventuring. And that's not unique to our system.
Speaker 2: The Romans dealt with this all the time. All kinds
Speaker 2: of countries have dealt with this all the time. Hey,
Speaker 2: the sexy stuff is going overseas, right. I don't want
Speaker 2: to just help out the people here at home. What
Speaker 2: am I gonna do clean up the streets? That's boring.
Speaker 2: I want to go overseas and do something wonderful. Be
Speaker 2: a world citizen if you It's always been that way.
Speaker 2: And they do not grasp yet that burger is ten
Speaker 2: dollars a pound in this country. Ten dollars a pound
Speaker 2: for burger if you want to make if you're a
Speaker 2: family of four and you want to make Jesse Kelly burgers,
Speaker 2: if you factor in the bun, the American cheese, the
Speaker 2: every that's a thirty dollars meal. Now a thirty dollars
Speaker 2: meal to make cheeseburgers at home. They don't want to
Speaker 2: hear about your foreign country whatever. They just don't. Oh,
Speaker 2: but you should, No, you don't understand, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: This is the problem because we're about to talk about Venezuela.
Speaker 2: That's what this is actually about. Here's the problem. It's
Speaker 2: not that foreign policy doesn't matter. It's hugely important. It's
Speaker 2: not that foreign countries don't matter. Our relationship with other countries,
Speaker 2: friends and enemies does matter. It does. The point is
Speaker 2: normal Americans are going to buy in. They're never going
Speaker 2: to care about that foreign country and why we need
Speaker 2: to do X, or why we need to do why
Speaker 2: while they're paying ten dollars a pound for burger at
Speaker 2: the grocery store. They don't care. You want an example,
Speaker 2: what's Donald Trump done in Venezuela so far? What's it done?
Speaker 2: We've sent our navy down there, all right, navies down there,
Speaker 2: submarines are down there. I think we all know that
Speaker 2: there are some intelligence assets involved, okay, and we've nuked
Speaker 2: some drug boats. You've seen the videos by now, I'm
Speaker 2: sure these nighttime videos where there's a boat full of
Speaker 2: drugs heading for America. It's actually heading for Mexico then
Speaker 2: to America, but a boat full of drugs heading towards
Speaker 2: America and Boom Reaper drone nukes it and all the
Speaker 2: drug dealers inside. That's always done. That's bread and butter
Speaker 2: Americana stuff. Hey sweet killed drug dealers, bread and butter
Speaker 2: stuff now, headline from the Daily Caller. Americans support potential
Speaker 2: military action in Venezuela. Do you know the percentage of
Speaker 2: American adults who oppose it? Seventy thirty percent approved seventy
Speaker 2: percent of American adults when asked about getting involved there,
Speaker 2: I mean in a more serious way than we are now.
Speaker 2: Boots on the ground that remember, this is their government
Speaker 2: is a cartel that is exporting drugs, killing our citizens.
Speaker 2: So this is a bad country of communists and drug dealers.
Speaker 2: It's a communist drug dealing country. Americans don't care, don't care,
Speaker 2: don't want to hear it. Not interested burgers ten dollars
Speaker 2: a pound. There's not any more room left for these
Speaker 2: Washington DC foreign adventurers to do the things they want
Speaker 2: to do. And it's not only the prices. I should
Speaker 2: point out many decades of foreign policy failure that has
Speaker 2: resulted in the loss of American blood and treasure has
Speaker 2: really jaded the normal American to how America will conduct
Speaker 2: its foreign policy. We just completed the embarrassing end of
Speaker 2: twenty years in Afghanistan, where our men and women fought
Speaker 2: valiantly and did everything right, and they died over there.
Speaker 2: And after twenty years, we killed thirteen more of them
Speaker 2: on the way out than murdered ten Afghanis. And to
Speaker 2: this day we send I believe it's forty million dollars
Speaker 2: a month to the Taliban, the people we were fighting
Speaker 2: for twenty years. When you conduct a foreign policy that
Speaker 2: is that nonsensical? And let's be honest, evil, we don't
Speaker 2: want to hear about anything else. You have burned the
Speaker 2: American people to the point they don't want to hear
Speaker 2: about whatever your next adventure is. No, but you don't
Speaker 2: understand this is super important, cousin. No, No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: you don't understand. We've watched you walk, you waste our
Speaker 2: lives in our treasure for decades now, I mean really
Speaker 2: starting in Vietnam, but then the Global War on Terror
Speaker 2: in the way it was done. Oh and by the way,
Speaker 2: while we were fighting the Global War on Terror, we
Speaker 2: were repeatedly told that we have to fight them over here,
Speaker 2: so we don't have to fight over there, so we
Speaker 2: don't have to fight them here. And then we come
Speaker 2: back home and there's the Muslim called a prayer in
Speaker 2: Dearborn and Somalies have taken over Minneapolis. It kind of
Speaker 2: seems like you weren't being honest when you said that.
Speaker 2: Why don't Americans want to hear about Israel now when
Speaker 2: they're younger? Why don't they care about Venezuela? You should care?
Speaker 2: Why aren't you up in arms about Ukraine getting screwed
Speaker 2: over in a peace deal? Don't you care? Burgers ten
Speaker 2: dollars a pound, and we watched how you conducted the
Speaker 2: rest of your foreign policy. There's no more trust left.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to everyone who has a genuine heart for
Speaker 2: anything in DC and knows well we have to do this.
Speaker 2: Because of this, the American people don't want to hear it.
Speaker 2: Not your fault. Go look at the other people who
Speaker 2: burned it before. They don't want to hear it. Don't sad,
Speaker 2: but that's what happens when you violate people's trust. All right.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Member,
Speaker 2: you can email us love hey, death threats, what you're
Speaker 2: thankful for for tomorrow Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: Let's get to some of these because I'm behind Jesse.
Speaker 2: An unnamed senior Republican in the House is claiming that
Speaker 2: Marjorie Taylor Green's resignation there might be enough Republicans who
Speaker 2: resigned from the House that will lose the House even
Speaker 2: before the midterms. Okay, so this has been reported. I
Speaker 2: think it was a punch Bowl News reported that Marjorie
Speaker 2: Taylor Green, she's a congresswoman from Georgia, she came out,
Speaker 2: put some internet video out there that a public statement
Speaker 2: out there. I'm resigning in January. It was a statement
Speaker 2: along the lane of this town's too corrup no one
Speaker 2: works for you, nothing matters. I'm leaving. Okay, we don't
Speaker 2: have to address that part. Then people are reporting that
Speaker 2: others are considering resigning. I'm considering resigning. I'm considering resigning.
Speaker 2: So here's what happens. And this has happened many times
Speaker 2: in history. But here's what happens in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Because it's a corrupt, criminal organization. Reformers, good people, they
Speaker 2: will try to change it, they will try to drain it.
Speaker 2: They may get exasperated and quit. Here's what else happens
Speaker 2: in Washington DC. People are there, especially if they've been
Speaker 2: there for a while. They're there with a certain agenda,
Speaker 2: and if they see possibly that agenda being stopped, they'll
Speaker 2: quit and go do something else. Here's what else happens
Speaker 2: in Washington, DC. People will get there and make connections,
Speaker 2: certain business connections. Maybe it's in media or in the
Speaker 2: military industrial complex, or just some random private sector place.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's with a finance company. They will end up
Speaker 2: making connections of some kind. That happens when you're in
Speaker 2: the most powerful city in the United States of America,
Speaker 2: and opportunities will arise, and that person sits and says
Speaker 2: to themselves, well, I can run for office every two years,
Speaker 2: having to beg people for money and talk to people
Speaker 2: I don't like and go knock on doors and make
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty thousand a year. Or I can
Speaker 2: walk away right now and I can make a million
Speaker 2: for this local finance company if I give some speeches
Speaker 2: and sit on the board and they say, hey, you
Speaker 2: know what, this place isn't worth it. And then there's
Speaker 2: something else. Majorities whenever people have the majority in the
Speaker 2: House and the Senate, or we'll make it one of
Speaker 2: the two. We'll just say the House. When they have
Speaker 2: the majority, they dream of getting something done, of doing something,
Speaker 2: and when they see it's not getting done, what happens
Speaker 2: is you start to move forward. You start to fast
Speaker 2: forward in your brain, and you see, we're going to
Speaker 2: be in the minority next year. Being in the minority.
Speaker 2: And now, I've never been in Congress. You know, I
Speaker 2: tried twice and lost, But being in the minority sounds awful.
Speaker 2: The majority, you're picking people who go on committees. You
Speaker 2: get to set the rules for this and set the
Speaker 2: rules for that. In the minority, you have some rights there,
Speaker 2: but in so many ways you just have to be
Speaker 2: led along by your nose because as of right now,
Speaker 2: the feeling is that the midterm elections are not going
Speaker 2: to go well for us. You're going to see people
Speaker 2: for various reasons, and I don't know what any of
Speaker 2: their reasons are, including Marjorie Taylor Green. We won't know
Speaker 2: for a while. And by the way, we'll know after
Speaker 2: a while. After a while, we'll see where they land
Speaker 2: and we'll go, ah, that's what was up. But we'll
Speaker 2: see people leave for various reasons and will get frustrated.
Speaker 2: But we're down. We're having a down month or two
Speaker 2: right now. And when you have a down month or two,
Speaker 2: people will take drastic steps. They'll do drastic things. If
Speaker 2: I can give you some encouragement, if we wake up
Speaker 2: tomorrow and see two or three more Republicans are resigning
Speaker 2: and we're about to lose the majority, and this report
Speaker 2: comes out showing Democrats are gonna crush us in the
Speaker 2: mid terms, and remember that you're in politics because it's important.
Speaker 2: That's why you're in it. That's why you like it,
Speaker 2: because it's important. You're emotional about it. When you're emotional
Speaker 2: about something, it's almost impossible to be completely honest about
Speaker 2: something and to be about something. Therefore, when you get
Speaker 2: a big win in politics last November, it's easy to
Speaker 2: think we have won its final victory. This is it.
Speaker 2: The other side is defeated. We're never going to lose power.
Speaker 2: It's swamp draining time. Everyone's going to prison and every
Speaker 2: illegal is getting deported. That's ridiculous. And when you have
Speaker 2: a down couple months like we have, plus we lost
Speaker 2: a couple we lost that election in Virginia, New Jersey,
Speaker 2: but bad election, down a couple months, a couple of statements.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Trump would like to have back a little
Speaker 2: bit of chaos here, a little bit of chaos there.
Speaker 2: Then James came me Letitia James get their charges dropped.
Speaker 2: It's been a rough couple months for people on the right.
Speaker 2: Let's not act like a rough couple months is the
Speaker 2: end of the world. Okay, some people are resigning. We
Speaker 2: didn't get this, We didn't get that. We can turn
Speaker 2: things around. Maybe next month will be great. By the way,
Speaker 2: I'm not telling you it will be. Maybe next month
Speaker 2: will be worse. I don't no, you don't know. But
Speaker 2: let's not be overly dramatic about the whole thing. Don't
Speaker 2: ever get too high, don't ever get too low. Don't
Speaker 2: ever get too high, Hunter Biden, don't ever get too low.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, So let's talk about the seditious
Speaker 2: six as people account calling them, Mark Kelly, Alyssa slot
Speaker 2: Can you know all those Democrats We already talked about it.
Speaker 2: They put out that video, Hey, you know what, don't
Speaker 2: obey any illegal orders, and Alissa Slotkins being asked questions
Speaker 2: about it on the Sunday Shows.
Speaker 3: It does imply that the president is having illegal orders,
Speaker 3: which you have not seen. I think for us it
Speaker 3: was just a statement widely right, we say very quickly
Speaker 3: and very to all the folks who come to us.
Speaker 3: This is the process. Go to your jag officer, ask
Speaker 3: them for explanation, for top cover, for their view on things.
Speaker 3: We do that on a case by case basis, but
Speaker 3: we wanted to speak directly to the volumes of people
Speaker 3: who had come.
Speaker 2: To us on that. She's wiggling a little bit. Hey,
Speaker 2: what are the illegal orders? Let's talk right now. Do
Speaker 2: you believe President Trump has issued any illegal orders?
Speaker 3: To my knowledge, I am not aware of things that
Speaker 3: are illegal, but certainly there are some legal gymnastics that
Speaker 3: are going on with these Caribbean strikes and everything related
Speaker 3: to Venezuela.
Speaker 2: Right. She even dropped the Holocaust repence. I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, you're going back to Nuremberg, right that. Well,
Speaker 3: they told me to do it. That's why I murdered people.
Speaker 2: Ah, yes, that's Whenever you're in trouble, always pull out
Speaker 2: the Holocaust. Try to bail yourself out of trouble. Okay,
Speaker 2: there's another part to this that you can see if
Speaker 2: you're watching