Speaker 1: It's the Jesse Kelly Show. I'll Gloria says it. Another
Speaker 1: hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Now we are finally here. In a couple of minutes,
Speaker 1: gonna get to this massive tell you can tell when
Speaker 1: you've exposed something that's going to wound the communists deeply.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that in just a moment. Then we're
Speaker 1: gonna talk more about power. We're gonna get into that
Speaker 1: this hour when we're done with this USAID stuff. Power.
Speaker 1: Should we use it? We don't want to use it
Speaker 1: like them, We don't want to be evil? Should we
Speaker 1: use it? Can we get by with not using it?
Speaker 1: All that emails? So much more coming up this hour
Speaker 1: on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now, human beings,
Speaker 1: all human beings. We have tells. You listen to me.
Speaker 1: You listen to me talk for three hours a day?
Speaker 1: You you if you listen for any length of time,
Speaker 1: I have picked up I know I have tails. You
Speaker 1: can probably tell when I'm about to say something about food.
Speaker 1: I bet you I make a noise or have it
Speaker 1: saying when I'm about to reference feminists or make a
Speaker 1: joke or I'm sure I have tells. No, you don't
Speaker 1: have to email them to be You're welcome to. But
Speaker 1: it's human beings we have tells. My wife she eats
Speaker 1: really really healthy, like really grossly healthy. It's awful. It's
Speaker 1: hummus and rice chips and it's horrible. But she will
Speaker 1: have a cheat mail every now and then. And whenever
Speaker 1: she's about to ask me if I want to have
Speaker 1: a cheat meal with her, which of course I would
Speaker 1: say yes, every meal is a cheat male for me.
Speaker 1: But whenever she's about to ask me that, she'll do
Speaker 1: this thing where she kind of half bites her lip
Speaker 1: and she'll say something to the effect of, so you
Speaker 1: know what I'm in the mood for. It's always what
Speaker 1: I'm in the mood for. And then she'll do this
Speaker 1: kind of like like I'm about to ask for something
Speaker 1: really bad lip biting thing, and I know by now
Speaker 1: she's she's about to say, I want to go to
Speaker 1: dairy queen. I know that's what she's about to say.
Speaker 1: Communists operate this way too, And you have the ultimate tell.
Speaker 1: From now on you will be able to use this.
Speaker 1: This is not about the story we're about to get
Speaker 1: into specifically, This is about communists telling you when you
Speaker 1: have found something that hurts them, that hurts their cause,
Speaker 1: that hurts the revolution. They always, always, always do this,
Speaker 1: when something that hurts them is exposed, what do they
Speaker 1: do this.
Speaker 2: Secretary of State Mark Rubio is hailing the end of USAID,
Speaker 2: the nation's largest foreign aid agency, even as a new
Speaker 2: analysis finds that its closure could contribute some fourteen million
Speaker 2: deaths in the next five years.
Speaker 3: Coan Up, the US Agency for International Development USAID officially
Speaker 3: shuts down just after a new analysis finds its closure
Speaker 3: could contribute to fourteen million deaths in the next five years.
Speaker 4: Rubio said, they are going to be focused now more
Speaker 4: on trade rather than aid. And of course this comes
Speaker 4: as that report from The Lancet is saying there could
Speaker 4: be an additional fourteen million deaths that come as a
Speaker 4: result of these administration policies.
Speaker 1: Oh, I could sit and play this forever. It's not
Speaker 1: just one or two outlets. It's CNN, It's NBC. This's
Speaker 1: is NBC News. USAID cuts could lead to fourteen million
Speaker 1: deaths over the next five years. Researchers say, it's NPR,
Speaker 1: it's the Washington Washington Post, it's Reuters, What is going
Speaker 1: on here? Are fourteen million people going to die? Well? No,
Speaker 1: there are two things going on here. One, the communist
Speaker 1: is going to be mortally mortally wounded. Now that you
Speaker 1: USAID is being ripped from its hands. We'll go into
Speaker 1: that in just a moment. That's one. Two. This is
Speaker 1: in part designed to protect their power. Whenever their power
Speaker 1: is threatened, they will threat They will threaten that people
Speaker 1: are going to die. And the other part of this
Speaker 1: is it keeps your liberal. It gives your liberal at
Speaker 1: Pagy a weapon in conversation, in debate, what is that weapon?
Speaker 1: As soon as she drops it in casual conversation, well,
Speaker 1: people are gonna die. It's very similar to when they
Speaker 1: use Nazi. It's so over the top, it's so extreme,
Speaker 1: and it's designed to give you her opponent or potential opponent.
Speaker 1: It's designed to give you nowhere to go after all,
Speaker 1: What are you supposed to say when liberal and Pegy
Speaker 1: says true people will die? Are you supposed to say?
Speaker 1: I don't care. Now, that's what I would say, because
Speaker 1: I know what they're doing. But normal people, decent people.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about you and me. Remember you know
Speaker 1: this stuff, But normal decent people, even if they disagree
Speaker 1: with what's being said. The second you drop, well, I
Speaker 1: guess you're okay with fourteen million people dying. You have
Speaker 1: shut down the debate because Normy, Norman, norm Normi, Norma.
Speaker 1: They don't feel like they can argue against that. You
Speaker 1: have taken such an extreme emotional position that anything you
Speaker 1: say from that point on makes you uncomfortable, and you
Speaker 1: will move on. It's a tactic. But the lesson is
Speaker 1: one they use it as a tactic in arguments. And two,
Speaker 1: whenever you see the system saying mass death will result.
Speaker 1: If whatever it is happens, you know the system is threatened. Now,
Speaker 1: what is it about this us AID AID? What is
Speaker 1: it about this that they love so so much and
Speaker 1: they do You've probably never even heard of this organization
Speaker 1: before Trump got elected? Again, why don't they give speeches.
Speaker 5: About I also know this is just the beginning. If
Speaker 5: DOJE attacks USAID today, then you can be sure they'll
Speaker 5: move on to another target tomorrow. Who knows, maybe there'll
Speaker 5: be the Postal Service or the IRS, or even the
Speaker 5: Social Security Administration they could be next.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I just got excited. Anyway, what is it about USAID? Well,
Speaker 1: you know, I can't help but make a connection. As
Speaker 1: the Trump administration has attacked government organizations and government connected organizations,
Speaker 1: he's defunding them, he's ripping their power away. That happens
Speaker 1: to coincide with the stories that show the Democrat Party
Speaker 1: is bankrupt, so bankrupt they're talking about having to take
Speaker 1: out loans to keep the lights on. You see, year
Speaker 1: after year after year after year, decade after decade, the
Speaker 1: communists inside of the government have embarked on an incredible journey,
Speaker 1: a very successful journey. And that journey has been this
Speaker 1: figure out how to use taxpayer dollars to fund their revolution,
Speaker 1: revolution domestically and revolution abroad. And one of the main
Speaker 1: arms of that was us AID. Do you remember the
Speaker 1: stories we talked about it before. You remember when Trump
Speaker 1: got up and he gave that speech and he said, hey,
Speaker 1: we're funding you know, training surgeries in Guatemala for frogs
Speaker 1: or something crazy, all the crazy stuff there, and we
Speaker 1: all scoffed and laughed and scoffed and laughed. Do you
Speaker 1: want to know something, A lot of those things were
Speaker 1: USAID projects. Now, why is it just that they wanted
Speaker 1: to trainy frogs? Sure, that's part of it. But there's
Speaker 1: actually two reasons why. The first reason is USAID is
Speaker 1: connected to the Central Intelligence Agency. Many people. Depends on
Speaker 1: who you talk to, we'll say it's flat out part
Speaker 1: of the Central Intelligence Agency. The Central Intelligence Agency uses
Speaker 1: it to go around any elected authority like the president
Speaker 1: or even the State Department, to conduct its own foreign policy.
Speaker 1: So let's say, let's say I'm Johnny Communist and I
Speaker 1: work for this Central Intelligence Agency and I'm in Rwanda.
Speaker 1: God forbid, I'm in Rwanda, and you know what, Rowanda
Speaker 1: needs to have a coup. I don't like this government.
Speaker 1: Maybe the State Department disagrees with me. Maybe the President
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, maybe he disagrees with me. But you see,
Speaker 1: I'm Johnny Communist, I have a CIA badge. I know
Speaker 1: better than all these people. I'm all knowing, I'm all powerful.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, we need to have a revolution.
Speaker 1: How do you do that? You take this wonderful sounding agency, USAID,
Speaker 1: and you use the slush fund. It has to fund
Speaker 1: a revolution to topple the government. That you did completely
Speaker 1: separate from government oversight or government permission. You essentially conduct
Speaker 1: American foreign policy with American taxpayer dollars without oversight at all.
Speaker 1: Why do you think it is? And Mike Ben's makes
Speaker 1: this point all the time, why do you think it is?
Speaker 1: Ever since USAID got defunded and shut down in all
Speaker 1: these foreign countries, not a single foreign country has complained.
Speaker 1: In fact, most of them have celebrated. That's weird. We
Speaker 1: were told US eight is just providing rice and fly
Speaker 1: spatters for the starving kids in Africa. If that was
Speaker 1: the case, why, oh why, why is everybody happy they're gone?
Speaker 1: Because it's a Central Intelligence agency linked If not, it
Speaker 1: is a CIA. It's a CIA linked organization that funds
Speaker 1: revolutions all around the world unsupervised. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday Wednesday, not a Thursday.
Speaker 1: Remember tomorrow is asked doctor Jesse Thursday, and you need
Speaker 1: to get all your questions into Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. So there are two reasons the communists love USA.
Speaker 5: Also know this is just the beginning. If DOJA attacks
Speaker 5: USAID today, then you can be sure they'll move on
Speaker 5: to another target tomorrow. Who knows.
Speaker 1: We are ready to discuss the CIA linked portion of it,
Speaker 1: the money that flows into USA. It is used to
Speaker 1: fund color revolutions across the country. That's part. The other
Speaker 1: part of it is this Washington, DC. It's a criminal
Speaker 1: place because the United States government is now a criminal organization.
Speaker 1: And remember, on a macro level, this happens to every
Speaker 1: government over time, every single government in history, no matter
Speaker 1: how wonderful it starts out, no matter how well intended,
Speaker 1: no matter what the restrictions are. The law says, the
Speaker 1: constitution says. Human beings are fallible, flawed, sinful. Over time,
Speaker 1: human beings are going to do evil things with the
Speaker 1: power they have, all right, And a government, any form
Speaker 1: of government, will figure out over time, because governments are
Speaker 1: made up of people. Over a period of time, it
Speaker 1: will figure out how to acquire for itself more money
Speaker 1: and more power. It's just human nature. It's why every
Speaker 1: time you pick up a newspaper or I know what's
Speaker 1: online now, every time you pick up your phone and
Speaker 1: read an online newspaper and you see a story, there's
Speaker 1: a new one every day about this city councilman, this
Speaker 1: may or this whatever going to prison for what for fraud,
Speaker 1: some sort of fraud. They were handing out contracts and
Speaker 1: getting fifty thousand dollars kickbacks How does this happen all
Speaker 1: the time? Why do people keep doing this while you
Speaker 1: sit down in the chair of power. And there's the
Speaker 1: vault with the city's money, the state's money, the country's money.
Speaker 1: And I mean, the vault is right there. And I
Speaker 1: like money, and I'm a big steak fan. I want
Speaker 1: to drive a BMW and I mean the vault is
Speaker 1: right there. Maybe I should just take a little, just
Speaker 1: a little taste. That's what human beings do. In Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. They've done it, and they've made it legal.
Speaker 1: The foreign aid, a lot of it run through Usaid,
Speaker 1: doesn't leave Washington DC. When you hand Washington d C
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars, and I know you don't hand it
Speaker 1: to them, those dirty snakes steal it from your paycheck.
Speaker 1: But when you hand Washington d C one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: and Washington d C. They tell you, hey, you know,
Speaker 1: we're gonna send this hundred dollars over to those African kids.
Speaker 1: They need rice and they need fly swaters. The flies
Speaker 1: are all over my saw it. We're gonna get them
Speaker 1: rice and we're gonna get them flyswaters. Maybe you're under
Speaker 1: the impression that one hundred dollars then just goes immediately
Speaker 1: down to the rice store and the flyswater store and
Speaker 1: they're handing it out to poor African kids. But that's
Speaker 1: not what happens. Congress allocates that money to organizations, non
Speaker 1: government organizations, sometimes government organizations, but of course those organizations
Speaker 1: work with other organizations. It's an unbelievably tangled web designed
Speaker 1: to confuse you because they're stealing your money. If you
Speaker 1: ever go to Washington, d C. You will notice that
Speaker 1: it's the wealthiest place you've ever been in your life.
Speaker 1: All the streets are new, the buildings are new, the
Speaker 1: cars are all nice. It's almost like you're transported into
Speaker 1: this world of wealth, and you are. And it's a
Speaker 1: world of wealth because they've found out over the years
Speaker 1: how to steal your money. You hand them one hundred
Speaker 1: dollars for the rice and fly swatters, and they figure
Speaker 1: out a way to keep ninety cents ninety five cents
Speaker 1: of it right here at home in Washington, DC. Paying
Speaker 1: for this guy's half a million dollars salary, paying for
Speaker 1: this guy's second or third cousin to have a two
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars a year job. Maybe a couple fly
Speaker 1: swatters in a jar of rice. He'll get over to
Speaker 1: the poor African kids. But the truth is it's all
Speaker 1: a big slush fund because they're all a bunch of
Speaker 1: filthy thieves who'd live every single day to steal your money.
Speaker 1: Why in the world, with the most powerful Democrat in Washington,
Speaker 1: DC get up on the Senate floor and get indignant
Speaker 1: about USAID an organization No one's even heard of USAID
Speaker 1: being defended. Why would he care? So?
Speaker 5: No, this is just the beginning. If dojattacks USAID today,
Speaker 5: then you can be sure they'll move on to another
Speaker 5: target tomorrow. Who knows, maybe there'll be the Postal Service
Speaker 5: or the IRS, or even the Social Security Administration they
Speaker 5: could be next, or maybe our national security agencies.
Speaker 1: He got indignant about it because he understands this quote
Speaker 1: foreign aid money, the rice and fly swatter money, it's
Speaker 1: going to pay for somebody's BMW, It's going to pay
Speaker 1: for somebody's fancy Washington town home. It's all a criminal organization,
Speaker 1: a bunch of bank robbers who do what they do
Speaker 1: to steal your money. That is the purpose of all this,
Speaker 1: and a lot of this money has funded Democrat politics
Speaker 1: in this country. It doesn't all go to BMW's and townhouses.
Speaker 1: The money goes from this organization to that organization to
Speaker 1: that organization. And oh, would you look at at some
Speaker 1: of the money ended up helping Democrats get elected in
Speaker 1: the country. Look at how poor the Democrat Party is
Speaker 1: now right as we start cutting all these funds. What
Speaker 1: an odd coincidence. All right, let's do some emails. Thanks
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Thursday. I know
Speaker 1: we started off on a dark note, but I'm still
Speaker 1: in a great mood. I don't you know what it is.
Speaker 1: It's Independence Day. My blood isn't red, it's red, white
Speaker 1: and blue. Chris, what what now? I don't need to
Speaker 1: see a doctor? What is your problem? I'm doing some emails.
Speaker 1: I still can't believe Chris is complaining about fireworks prices. Gosh,
Speaker 1: that's so on the nose, Hey, Oracle, you just just
Speaker 1: heard you talking about how the FBI as files on
Speaker 1: those who speak out against the government. You ever wonder
Speaker 1: how big yours is? I bet they have one on
Speaker 1: Chris as well, But you can brag about how much
Speaker 1: bigger yours is. Yeah, mine's way bigger than Chris, is.
Speaker 1: I bet Chris's file. I don't know though, Chris. Chris
Speaker 1: is kind of a he's kind of a criminal, I'll
Speaker 1: be honest with you, and he's really like, Chris is
Speaker 1: the guy if the grid went down or something like that,
Speaker 1: or or there was some sort of civil war, you
Speaker 1: would probably want to be close to Chris. So what, Chris? What?
Speaker 1: I know? There's nothing wrong with being prepared, Chris. I
Speaker 1: got that. There's being prepared and then there's you. But
Speaker 1: there's no question my file is bigger. My file is
Speaker 1: way bigger. Chris. Chris could only dream to have the
Speaker 1: FBI file that I have. I bet mine is enormous.
Speaker 1: I'm so proud of it. Hey, Jesse, I can picture
Speaker 1: you going into the porta John after eating too many
Speaker 1: cheddar Bay biscuits at lunch with a broken off cigarette
Speaker 1: shoved up both nostrils like a marine on Okinawa. How
Speaker 1: long has it been since you had it? Rough like
Speaker 1: us common construction. Guys. Love that you grew up working
Speaker 1: and living the way we did. Keep doing what you're doing. Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: that was my whole life. I'm this is what I'm
Speaker 1: new to to media stuff, being a huge, important celebrity.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm new to. I remember, I've only been
Speaker 1: doing this like seven years. Yeah. Well, I come from
Speaker 1: a construction family. Remember my dad, you know, he did construction,
Speaker 1: but he eventually started. Right about the time I graduated
Speaker 1: high school, he started his own construction company, Don Kelly Construction.
Speaker 1: It's gone now, so he retired. When he retired, he
Speaker 1: shut it down. But his dad before him had Jack
Speaker 1: Kelly Construction or Jack Kelly Excavating. I think it was
Speaker 1: Jack Kelly Construction in Ohio. That was all we did.
Speaker 1: I always knew that was all I was going to do.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was what I did. This this all
Speaker 1: happened by accident. How about that? Hey, Jesse, the GOP
Speaker 1: needs to change from being nice to being good. It's
Speaker 1: nice to let your kids eat cake for dinner every night,
Speaker 1: but it's good to give a mistake. It's nice to
Speaker 1: let the kamie making a scene have their way and
Speaker 1: get what they want, but it's good to confront them
Speaker 1: and push back. Well, let's talk about that. It's interesting
Speaker 1: nice versus good nice. Here's the problem with nice, with
Speaker 1: an obsession with being nice. It's not that I don't
Speaker 1: want you to be nice. I'm sure you're nicer than me.
Speaker 1: But when you decide you want to be nice, nice
Speaker 1: is defined by others. You know, other people will tell
Speaker 1: you that's not nice, you're not nice. This is what's nice.
Speaker 1: That's not nice. Here's a good example. I only mentioned
Speaker 1: it in passing because I didn't care that much about
Speaker 1: the story. The Upen swimmer, the dude who was pretending
Speaker 1: to be a chick, and he was swimming with all
Speaker 1: the other female swimmers changing with them in the locker room.
Speaker 1: That's just so gross, man, I just can't. That's just
Speaker 1: so gross that women had to go those young girls
Speaker 1: had to go through that, but eitherway, changing with them,
Speaker 1: it's just really horrible. And one of the swimmers on
Speaker 1: that UPenn team is Paula Scanlon. That's her name, Paula Scanlon. Wonderful, brave,
Speaker 1: young lady. I've interviewed her before and she was speaking
Speaker 1: out about how this is wrong and this is terrible,
Speaker 1: and I imagine what it's like. You bust your butt
Speaker 1: to go swim in college, which you have to work
Speaker 1: really hard and be really good, and then you get
Speaker 1: there and there's a dude. You have to change in
Speaker 1: front of a man in the locker room a six
Speaker 1: foot four man and does not just give you the skivies,
Speaker 1: and it's just really, really gross. So she spoke out
Speaker 1: against it and was scolded not only by her university,
Speaker 1: by some not all, but by some of her teammates,
Speaker 1: telling her that's not nice. Nice is all always subject
Speaker 1: to change. Nice is always subject to public opinion, and oftentimes,
Speaker 1: with with enough propaganda the public, they'll decide something absolutely
Speaker 1: horrid is nice. People will tell you to this day,
Speaker 1: people in the church will tell you to this day
Speaker 1: that mass immigration is nice. Well nice, I'm not interested
Speaker 1: in nice at all. I couldn't possibly care less about nice.
Speaker 1: If you're giving me, if you're listing your best qualities
Speaker 1: to me nice, you can just leave it off the
Speaker 1: list because I take no stock in that. Whatsoever, good, however,
Speaker 1: is clearly defined by whatever you use to define your morality.
Speaker 1: Chris would use the Torah. That's what it is. Chris
Speaker 1: is the Torah, right, Chris with you people. Chris would
Speaker 1: use the Torah. You might use the Bible. Well, that's
Speaker 1: not subject to any buddy's opinion. What's written down, it's
Speaker 1: right there. Maybe you don't use any of those things.
Speaker 1: Maybe you use some sort of a moral code taught
Speaker 1: by your parents. Maybe you're a Muslim, maybe you use
Speaker 1: the Koran. Whatever it is that you use, good is
Speaker 1: clearly defined and it is not subject to public opinion
Speaker 1: at all. That's why nice is the least important thing
Speaker 1: in the world. Doesn't matter at all. However, it's a
Speaker 1: very effective way to control people who want to be nice.
Speaker 1: I've explained many times before, if you are a kind person,
Speaker 1: a nice person, and this will be a lot of
Speaker 1: women will have this. I realize there are plenty of
Speaker 1: women who aren't nice, but women in general are just
Speaker 1: kinder and more nurturing than men. I know. That's how
Speaker 1: God made them just this nice, nicer. Being an anti
Speaker 1: communist is more difficult for a woman than a man
Speaker 1: because the communists will use a emotional manipulation on people
Speaker 1: who want to be nice and want to be seen
Speaker 1: as nice, and that is more effective. Again, nothing's universal,
Speaker 1: but that is more effective on women than it is
Speaker 1: on men, because women are just kind and nurturing. You know,
Speaker 1: the old stereotype that at least in my house was
Speaker 1: one hundred percent true. If I mean I was always
Speaker 1: wrecking my bike, me and all my buddies. We would
Speaker 1: always build bike ramps, bicycles bike ramps, and none of
Speaker 1: them were stable, and we were always just destroying ourselves
Speaker 1: and wiping out and blood and everything else. If I'm bleeding,
Speaker 1: if I'm hurting, my mom is there, Hey, I'm so sorry,
Speaker 1: Let's take you out for ice cream. If I build
Speaker 1: some crappy ramp with my buddies. We did this one time.
Speaker 1: My Betty had this big hill and we not only
Speaker 1: built the worst least stable ramp in the world. We
Speaker 1: went to the top of the hill and put the
Speaker 1: ramp at the bottom of it, no helmets by the way,
Speaker 1: and we just cruised way down the hill. And the
Speaker 1: second I hit this ramp, the ramp just collapsed, and
Speaker 1: I'm going the bike's on top of me, and then
Speaker 1: I'm on the bike and the bike's on top of me.
Speaker 1: So I'm injured terribly, and I was bleeding and hurt.
Speaker 1: And when I got when I got home, I had
Speaker 1: nothing was broken, but I'm bleeding. My father he said, well,
Speaker 1: what'd you build a ramp like that for? That was stupid.
Speaker 1: And then you didn't even test it. You rode down
Speaker 1: the hill at full speed without even testing it. What
Speaker 1: a moron. Of course you're bleeding. That is that nice? No,
Speaker 1: but the man made a solid point. Mom's not going
Speaker 1: to do that, at least not in that moment with
Speaker 1: their baby. He's there, he's hurt, he's bleeding, he said that,
Speaker 1: But mom is going to be nice. Human beings who
Speaker 1: have a desire to be seen as nice oftentimes get
Speaker 1: eaten alive by communists. I pointed it out many times,
Speaker 1: the American America's feminized Christianity has been eaten, eaten alive
Speaker 1: by it a lot, a lot. Well, we want, we
Speaker 1: want to be done. Jesus would want the border open.
Speaker 1: That kind of geez, oh my gosh, that kind of crap.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about power. Let's talk about power
Speaker 1: and how we feel about using it. Hang on, j
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Wednesday. There's
Speaker 1: just something about Johnny Cash that feels American. I'm in
Speaker 1: such an American mood. I can Why are you making
Speaker 1: that face, Chris? You don't think Johnny Cash seems American.
Speaker 1: It doesn't get more American than Johnny Cash, the man
Speaker 1: in black, sir, And Independence Day's coming. I'm just in
Speaker 1: an Independence Day mood. I bet Johnny Cash even set
Speaker 1: the black aside for Independence Day and went red, white,
Speaker 1: and blue Baby America. Yeah, all right, I remember ask
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse thursdays tomorrow. You need to get your questions emailed.
Speaker 1: And now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about power in the use of power. And we've
Speaker 1: discussed the concept of power before and what is good
Speaker 1: to do with it? What is bad? I think I look,
Speaker 1: if I asked you, hey, hey, what would you do
Speaker 1: with ten million dollars and let's say let's say it
Speaker 1: was a whole group of people, so it was it's
Speaker 1: just not you and me. You have to confide this
Speaker 1: in front of a whole group of people. Maybe you'd
Speaker 1: say you're gonna buy a boat or something, a new
Speaker 1: gun mvgs. Chris had finally buy fireworks. But I bet
Speaker 1: you would also say I'll help somebody, I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 1: gonna give back, I'll pay off my mom's house, or
Speaker 1: give some to the poor or something. Well, why because
Speaker 1: we understand good decent people understand that power. Whenever you
Speaker 1: get any of it, maybe you're a parent or a manager,
Speaker 1: or the president or anything else. Power should be used
Speaker 1: for good, not for bad, not for selfish reasons, should
Speaker 1: be used for good. Sinful nature is going to fight
Speaker 1: against that, but power should be used for goods. We
Speaker 1: get that right, and so those of us who are
Speaker 1: decent people. That means we're not democrats, and we have
Speaker 1: a hard time relating to how democrats view power. Democrats
Speaker 1: are communists, and communists believe in the use of power.
Speaker 1: You use your power to help your friends and hurt
Speaker 1: your enemies. There's no being a good steward of power.
Speaker 1: That concept is totally foreign to them. You help your
Speaker 1: friends and you hurt your enemies. You use your power
Speaker 1: essentially to get more of it, to keep the power
Speaker 1: you have and get more of it. We on the right,
Speaker 1: wherever you fall on the right, are uncomfortable, understandably uncomfortable
Speaker 1: with that. Look. I'll tell you this. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: something right now. I I'll skip the names. But I
Speaker 1: met a guy a few weeks ago. He had been
Speaker 1: in prison, and he ended up getting a pardon. He
Speaker 1: got out of prison early. Actually, i'd take that back.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if it was a pardon. I know
Speaker 1: we got out of prison early. I can't remember if
Speaker 1: they just commuted his sentence or pardon, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: He got out of prison before he was supposed to
Speaker 1: get out of prison. I started probing, Okay, why how
Speaker 1: it was financial crime stuff. Well, turns out he had
Speaker 1: connections to i'll skip the name, someone in Trump's orbit,
Speaker 1: and because of those connections he was able to get
Speaker 1: out of prison before his allotted time. Me. You know,
Speaker 1: I like Trump. I thought that sounded gross. I know
Speaker 1: that's what all presidents do, but it turned me off.
Speaker 1: Story probably turns you off, even if you're a Trump
Speaker 1: super fan. They all do it. I get that, but
Speaker 1: I didn't like that. That doesn't seem like an appropriate
Speaker 1: use of your power. That seems like you're using it selfishly. Okay,
Speaker 1: but what do we think we should do with power
Speaker 1: as it pertains to the other side. I do not
Speaker 1: believe that we should send the FBI to arrest democrats
Speaker 1: the way they sent the FBI to arrest Republicans. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about innocent democrats the Biden administration. The communists in
Speaker 1: the Biden administration, to be specific. They build up a
Speaker 1: legal justification to send the FBI after their political opponents,
Speaker 1: and they spent their four years kicking in the doors
Speaker 1: of pastors and school board bombs. That's evil and I
Speaker 1: don't want that done back to them. I don't. I
Speaker 1: think that's horrible. But surely, surely we can acknowledge that
Speaker 1: some use of power when you're dealing with evil is good.
Speaker 1: I bring that up because there are two headlines here,
Speaker 1: headlines that people on the right have mixed emotions about.
Speaker 1: First one, Trump unfreezes one hundred and seventy five million
Speaker 1: dollars after you pen removes the men from women's sports,
Speaker 1: and they revoke the records of the dude who was
Speaker 1: pretending to be a woman. Why did you pen come
Speaker 1: out yesterday and apologize to all those female swimmers and
Speaker 1: strip the dude of all of his records. It wasn't
Speaker 1: because they had some change of heart. They did all
Speaker 1: that because Donald Trump took one hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: million dollars away from them and said no, sorry, none
Speaker 1: for you. Penn woke up yesterday with no choice but
Speaker 1: to do the right thing. How do you feel about that? Me? Personally,
Speaker 1: I love it. I'm okay with it. But a lot
Speaker 1: of people aren't, like shouldn't do that? We don't like
Speaker 1: it when they well, if we don't do that, then
Speaker 1: how do we fix it. Here's another headline. I know
Speaker 1: you'll probably support this. Stanford Medicine halts transsurgeries on kids
Speaker 1: after pressure from the Trump administration. The Trump administration looked
Speaker 1: at Stanford Medicine and said, hey, you're you're mutilating children.
Speaker 1: If you continue to mutilate children, we are going to
Speaker 1: hurt you in some way, so you better stop. Stanford
Speaker 1: didn't want to be hurt, so they stopped. Are you
Speaker 1: okay with that? I am? But traditionally the right, much
Speaker 1: of the right, will not be. The truth is when
Speaker 1: you are as far gone as we are culturally, we
Speaker 1: just can't be hands off with the people who have
Speaker 1: wrecked us. We can't be. We don't want to be them.
Speaker 1: We don't ever want to become that. We don't ever
Speaker 1: want to send the FBI after our political opponents. We
Speaker 1: don't ever want to take those steps, hand out the
Speaker 1: money from the public treasury to our donors. We don't
Speaker 1: want to do that. But surely we're okay with doing
Speaker 1: something right. All right. There is a very very interesting
Speaker 1: little tidbit about the change in Democrat voters and people
Speaker 1: are taking the complete wrong lesson from it, You me,
Speaker 1: We will explore it and will take the right lesson
Speaker 1: from it.