Speaker 1: This is a podcast from wo.
Speaker 2: R with the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. We're gonna
Speaker 2: dig into America's forum policy here in just a second,
Speaker 2: I made a prediction and yeah, it turning out to
Speaker 2: be true. All that emails will talk about drinking moonshine,
Speaker 2: Democrats falling asleeping Committee, and so much more. On the
Speaker 2: final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show, Let's talk about
Speaker 2: something serious here, because as you just heard, Trump is
Speaker 2: realigning America, realigning US as it pertains to foreign policy.
Speaker 2: Brandon Wiker just came on and he laid out for us. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're backing away from the Middle East. We're backing away
Speaker 2: from these places. We are pulling back. We're done with this. No,
Speaker 2: we're not going to be pushed into war here. We're
Speaker 2: not so understandably. Understandably, there are some people on our side.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about the filthy communists, but there are
Speaker 2: people on our side who are concerned about that, who
Speaker 2: question that, who even just flat out disagree with that.
Speaker 2: That's a mistake. America needs to be involved. We have
Speaker 2: to continue to push our influence all over the world,
Speaker 2: and there are people who think like that. Maybe you
Speaker 2: think like that, and it's totally fine to think like that.
Speaker 2: I want to be clear about that. Foreign policy, as
Speaker 2: I've said a million times, foreign policy is complicated, always
Speaker 2: has been complicated, always will be complicated. Very rarely is
Speaker 2: there a clear black and white this is always right
Speaker 2: and that is always wrong. That's not how it works.
Speaker 2: People change governments, change borders, interests. It's a very very
Speaker 2: complicated thing. The only foreign policy, as I've told you,
Speaker 2: the only foreign policy I think is flat out evil
Speaker 2: and wrong. And you can flat out go screw yourself
Speaker 2: if this is what you believe is the chicken hawk
Speaker 2: foreign policy. That is you as a politician. You want
Speaker 2: boots on the ground everywhere, but you and no one
Speaker 2: you love is at risk of dying. That is the
Speaker 2: only one I find completely unacceptable. Other than that, I
Speaker 2: don't care. Believe it, you believe whatever, believe it you believe.
Speaker 2: But let me talk to you if you're concerned about
Speaker 2: us pulling back, because again, like I said, it's understandable.
Speaker 2: Why how did we get here? Well, legitimacy. We've had
Speaker 2: several talks before about legitimacy. Trust that we can put
Speaker 2: it that way, but legitimacy, trust, the trust in institutions,
Speaker 2: the trust in people that it is so incredibly critical
Speaker 2: and once trust is lost, it's almost impossible to earn back.
Speaker 2: Why do you think, why do you think you've seen
Speaker 2: the media go just way over the top trying to
Speaker 2: rehash Joe Biden's mental health. Haven't you found that a
Speaker 2: little odd that that's in the news all the time?
Speaker 2: Now Biden's gone. I mean, I can bring it up,
Speaker 2: but why do they keep bringing up? Why won't they
Speaker 2: shut up about it all the time? Is among the
Speaker 2: people that are responsible for this the leaders of the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party, the staff of the White House, And I
Speaker 2: have to say, why is this in the news? What? Look,
Speaker 2: it's not just media members. Democrat politicians are getting hounded
Speaker 2: by media members and they're having to talk about it all.
Speaker 3: Do you really not have any idea that he was
Speaker 3: not fit to serve a second term?
Speaker 4: Casey, we're looking forward, we have the largest medicaid caught
Speaker 4: in front of us, We have.
Speaker 2: The was it just him came Jeffrey? Why should voters
Speaker 2: trust Democrats when there's clear so many in your party
Speaker 2: went to great lengths to keep Biden's condition hidden from
Speaker 2: the public. I tell you what happened between George Clooney,
Speaker 2: And why is the media acting like that? Why are
Speaker 2: Democrats answering like that? Let me tell you why. Because
Speaker 2: they are now aware they have a serious legitimacy crisis
Speaker 2: from the Joe Biden cover up. They're looking at it
Speaker 2: now and they're finally looking. They're looking at poll numbers,
Speaker 2: they're looking at public opinion polls, and they're finding out
Speaker 2: the American people have pulled back and pulled away because
Speaker 2: of that issue, and they understand legitimacy matters. Speaking of legitimacy,
Speaker 2: we'll get back to foreign policy. John Roberts is out
Speaker 2: there Chief Justice John Roberts whining about criticisms of the Court.
Speaker 4: How do you handle criticism of your court or your opinions?
Speaker 2: I don't read it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: First of all, it is it's a good.
Speaker 4: Thing, and I'm not being whatever, not being.
Speaker 2: I'm sincere.
Speaker 4: It is a good thing so long as it's you know,
Speaker 4: crashing the justices. But we make I mean, the Court
Speaker 4: has obviously made mistakes throughout its history, and those should
Speaker 4: be criticized, so long as it is in terms of
Speaker 4: the decision really and not odd hominem against the justices.
Speaker 4: I just think that doesn't do do any good.
Speaker 2: Why why is John Roberts all of a sudden doing
Speaker 2: a publicity tour for the court? Well, young and you
Speaker 2: can criticize some decisions, just don't criticize it. Why he
Speaker 2: knows the same thing we were just talking about. The
Speaker 2: Supreme Court has a legitimacy crisis. They step in when
Speaker 2: they shouldn't step in. They don't step in when they should.
Speaker 2: When the Supreme Court won't immediately stop judges from stopping deportations,
Speaker 2: the American people start to look around and say, well,
Speaker 2: why do we even need a Supreme Court? You've heard
Speaker 2: me say flat out the Supreme Court should be ignored.
Speaker 2: You think they don't hear that. They hear that they
Speaker 2: have a crisis on their hands. And the crisis is
Speaker 2: not that people disagree with them. The crisis is legitimacy
Speaker 2: is disappearing. That's so much worse than disagreement. People think
Speaker 2: they shouldn't exist at all. Now, let's come back to
Speaker 2: foreign policy, because that's what we're talking about. If you
Speaker 2: are concerned about America pulling back, that's a legitimate concern.
Speaker 2: But it is really, really, really important for you to
Speaker 2: understand America's adventuring foreign policy wise for decades and decades
Speaker 2: and decades, but more specifically during the ge WoT, during
Speaker 2: the Global War on Terror. America's foreign adventuring has cost it.
Speaker 2: It has cost our government, specifically the trust of the
Speaker 2: American people when it comes to foreign involvement in things.
Speaker 2: If you look at something, well, let's just address something
Speaker 2: Brandon Weikert said, if you it a vacuum, let's talk
Speaker 2: about Trump. He's probably gonna pull back from Israel. He
Speaker 2: doesn't want to back Israel and a war with Iran.
Speaker 2: And maybe maybe that's something that upsets you. Okay, again,
Speaker 2: that's a very legitimate they do get upset about. I
Speaker 2: got that. But you really have to understand what brought
Speaker 2: us here. You invaded, We invaded Afghanistan, and for twenty
Speaker 2: years we fought a war, and our men died and
Speaker 2: women died and were maimed, and American commanders could not
Speaker 2: even give us a clear mission. And at the end
Speaker 2: of it, we just freaking left in the most embarrassing
Speaker 2: fashion in the world and left all our weapons there.
Speaker 2: You heard what Brandon Wikert said about Iraq a little
Speaker 2: bit of a gut punch for me personally, I'll be honest,
Speaker 2: not that I'm surprised. Iraq is just kind of a
Speaker 2: defunct nation. That's nothing. Now. How many lives did we lose,
Speaker 2: how many people did we lose? And it was all
Speaker 2: for what? What's Iraq now? It's nothing? It was all
Speaker 2: for nothing. When you do that for whatever reason, maybe
Speaker 2: your reasons were great or whatever, but when you do that,
Speaker 2: you slowly but surely, will erode the trust of the
Speaker 2: American people, You will erode your own legitimacy. And now
Speaker 2: the American people really on every side. This applies to
Speaker 2: the left, the right, in the middle, the American people.
Speaker 2: Every poll shows it, we don't want to get involved anymore.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter what the conflict is, where the conflict is,
Speaker 2: you can see and look if you follow these polls
Speaker 2: like I do, it's slow and steady. The American people
Speaker 2: are done. They are done foreign adventuring. Which is why
Speaker 2: the real lesson in this for all of us, because
Speaker 2: it's a lesson for you and your personal life, your
Speaker 2: business life. For me, my personal life, my business life.
Speaker 2: You only have so much legitimacy. And if you choose
Speaker 2: to abuse the trust somebody gives you. If you abuse
Speaker 2: that trust after a long enough period of time, it
Speaker 2: won't matter what your excuses are. It won't matter what
Speaker 2: your reasons are, what your arguments are. Once the trust
Speaker 2: is gone, the trust is gone. The American people do
Speaker 2: not have any trust that the American government will prosecute
Speaker 2: any foreign entanglement in a way that is quick and
Speaker 2: decisive and in America's best interests. They believe the American
Speaker 2: government will get stuck in some horrible foreign conflict without
Speaker 2: a clear mission, will lose people, we will lose money,
Speaker 2: we will lose all kinds of things, and in the
Speaker 2: end we will have gained nothing and have lost a bunch.
Speaker 2: And the American people are they're perfectly justified in thinking
Speaker 2: that way. If you are somebody angry that America is
Speaker 2: realigning itself as far as foreign policy goes, look to
Speaker 2: the people who who led us into disastrous war after
Speaker 2: disastrous war, and that's where you lay the blame. Did
Speaker 2: these people really think there was going to be an
Speaker 2: endless appetite for it? How insanely naive? All right, let's
Speaker 2: talk about impeachment really quick, and we'll do some emails.
Speaker 2: I haven't gotten to any of those. Let me talk
Speaker 2: to you about pure Talk real quick. First, listen, we'd
Speaker 2: have to continue to put our money where our morals are.
Speaker 2: Did you see the CE or the one? Are the
Speaker 2: founders of Ben and Jerry's Ben Cohen is his name?
Speaker 2: Was acting like a dirty communist idiot got thrown out
Speaker 2: of Congress today. These companies they fund, they fund the
Speaker 2: people who hate the country. At and T hates this place.
Speaker 2: Verizon T Mobile, they hate this place. Switch to pure Talk.
Speaker 2: Pure Talk loves the country. I got an email already, Jesse.
Speaker 2: I was just on the phone with pure Talk. They
Speaker 2: speak English. It was amazing. Listen, this is I call
Speaker 2: pure Talk today. This is from Jackson and talk with
Speaker 2: some questions. Not only was the customer service lady very friendly,
Speaker 2: she spoke and understood English. They hire Americans at pure Talk.
Speaker 2: Dial pound two five zero and say, Jesse Kelly a
Speaker 2: wonderful Wednesday member. You can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 2: Jesse kellyshow dot com. And yeah, I'm talking about this
Speaker 2: this little speech, this is just it's one little tidbit
Speaker 2: of a lot of what Trump has been saying recently
Speaker 2: on his overseas tour, and a lot of people love this,
Speaker 2: a lot of people hate it. But I'm trying to
Speaker 2: explain the American people are ready for this courtesy of
Speaker 2: all of our prior mistakes.
Speaker 5: In recent years, far too many American presidents have been
Speaker 5: afflicted with the notion that it's our job to look
Speaker 5: into the souls of foreign leaders and use US policy
Speaker 5: to dispense justice for the sins they loved, using our
Speaker 5: very powerful military. And now it's really the most powerful
Speaker 5: it's ever been. We just are getting a budget approved
Speaker 5: one trillion dollars, highest budget we've ever had in history
Speaker 5: for military, one trillion dollars, And we're getting the greatest missiles,
Speaker 5: the greatest weapons, And you know, I hate, I hate
Speaker 5: to do it, but you have to do it because
Speaker 5: we believe in peace through strength. You have to have
Speaker 5: the strength, otherwise bad things could happen. But hopefully we'll
Speaker 5: never have to use any of those weapons. Seems to
Speaker 5: be an awfully big waste of money if you're never
Speaker 5: going to use them, But hopefully we'll never have to
Speaker 5: use them because the destructive power of some of those weapons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got, we got, But he's been giving these
Speaker 2: speeches about we're going to pull back. We're going to
Speaker 2: pull back. You can govern yourself. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: go back in all the things he said about said
Speaker 2: to Saudi Arabia yesterday. There's a reason the American people
Speaker 2: are ready for it. You know what I'm ready for,
Speaker 2: Little Jesse Kelly flashback. This is from whoever the next
Speaker 2: guy is, whether it's Trump again or Heavy D or
Speaker 2: whoever it turns out to be. If they're actually going
Speaker 2: to be system disruptors, they'll make even more noise the
Speaker 2: next time than they did the last time. You do understand, Fellows,
Speaker 2: You might want to write this one down for a
Speaker 2: long prediction. You do understand the next GOP president is
Speaker 2: going to be impeached. Right that. This is now a thing.
Speaker 2: If Democrats gain control of the House of Representatives under
Speaker 2: a GOP president, he will be impeached, guaranteed, end of story,
Speaker 2: No questions asked. We don't live in the country we had.
Speaker 2: The next forty years fifty years will look nothing like
Speaker 2: the last forty or fifty years. We're gonna have to
Speaker 2: make adjustments. You are and I am, and we're going
Speaker 2: to have to learn to embrace the chaos. Embrace and
Speaker 2: see you know this, sheery tand are he already announced.
Speaker 6: Today impeaching Donald John Trump, President of the United States
Speaker 6: for high crimes and misdemeanors. Resolved that Donald John Trump,
Speaker 6: President of the United States, is impeached for high crimes
Speaker 6: and misdemeanors and that the following articles of impeachment be exhibited.
Speaker 2: Is that going to go anywhere now? No, of course not.
Speaker 2: But believe me, they're going to bring it up if
Speaker 2: we lose the House at the midterms. And the lesson
Speaker 2: was for the GOP. It wasn't for you. I was
Speaker 2: screaming at the GOP to impeach Joe Biden and they
Speaker 2: didn't want to. Well, we don't want to act like them.
Speaker 2: Times have changed this Tandahar, guys, what's going off about
Speaker 2: his impeachment stuff. Nobody has said to me, mister Tanada.
Speaker 7: The seven articles of impeachment that you presented to the
Speaker 7: US con Chris uh there, piece of you know, they're
Speaker 7: not good. They're you missed him, miss the point you this,
Speaker 7: They're not legally right. They he didn't do that.
Speaker 2: No one says that.
Speaker 7: And he said this, But they talk about my hair,
Speaker 7: they talk about my hair. They talk about my appearance,
Speaker 7: and they talk about.
Speaker 2: Where I was born.
Speaker 7: They talk about everything, my looks, they talk about my age,
Speaker 7: they talk about why I should be deported back.
Speaker 1: And you will go to temp or pells. Now there
Speaker 1: is a new Maharajah and again the palace has the
Speaker 1: power of the dark flight. It is dead place.
Speaker 6: Chill my people.
Speaker 2: Scary stuff, scary stuff. Exte some emails Oracle on Tuesday show.
Speaker 2: You said the Episcopal Church was the Church of Satan.
Speaker 2: I was baptized in this church as a young but
Speaker 2: I haven't attended in a long time. What happened to them?
Speaker 2: What did I miss? Please enlighten me. Feel free to
Speaker 2: use my name. My name is Kyle Well. The Episcopal Church,
Speaker 2: as you may remember, they're back in the news because
Speaker 2: they've decided they're no longer doing any refugee help now
Speaker 2: that white people are involved. Don't think that's my words.
Speaker 2: Allow me to introduce you to a bishop in the
Speaker 2: Episcopal Church, Sean Rowe.
Speaker 8: We can't be ourselves in the Episcopal Church and take
Speaker 8: the step of resettling white africaners from South Africa. Our
Speaker 8: church has a long commitment to racial justice and reconciliation,
Speaker 8: and we have historic ties with the Anglican Church of
Speaker 8: South Africa. Desmond Tutu is a.
Speaker 2: Part of what happened to them. I'll tell you this,
Speaker 2: and this can be hard for Christians to hear, but
Speaker 2: I think you'll know it's true. Christianity, Christians themselves. I
Speaker 2: shouldn't say Christianity. Christians themselves are uniquely vulnerable to communist infiltration.
Speaker 2: They are. And it's not that there's a single lesson
Speaker 2: in the Bible that is wrong, but it can be
Speaker 2: interpreted wrong, and it can be abused by evil people.
Speaker 2: And communists realize this a long long time ago, that
Speaker 2: they can take all that you know, love your neighbor, stuff,
Speaker 2: love your neighbor as yourself, all the teachings of Jesus,
Speaker 2: and they can use that for their own purposes. They
Speaker 2: can take their evil, demonic communist ways, conquer churches, conquer
Speaker 2: segments of the church, and turn the church instead of
Speaker 2: being a force that stands against communism, which is what
Speaker 2: it should be and what it historically is, instead of
Speaker 2: standing against communism, they can turn it. They can manipulate
Speaker 2: it and orpit into something that actually aids communism. And
Speaker 2: you can get the nicest, kindest, most genuine person in
Speaker 2: the world thinking he's following the word of God by
Speaker 2: destroying his country in his community. I'll give you a
Speaker 2: great example of this next. It is that Jesse Kelly
Speaker 2: show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. Memory. If you've missed
Speaker 2: any part of the show, you can download the whole
Speaker 2: thing iHeart Spotify iTunes. Remember I've been talking to you
Speaker 2: along the same lines as what we were just talking about
Speaker 2: about how Christianity, Christians they are vulnerable to communist infiltration
Speaker 2: because the words of God can be manipulated by evil
Speaker 2: people for evil deeds. And remember I've been talking to
Speaker 2: you about how white churches in this country do it.
Speaker 2: I just played you that white nerd the Episcopal Church.
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you about how Black churches in this
Speaker 2: country do it, the Black Liberation Theology churches. Letitia James
Speaker 2: gets busted by the law and you get speeches about
Speaker 2: how I'm covered by the blood. Remember that, Remember that
Speaker 2: mayor of Newark who got arrested. Listen, listen to this.
Speaker 2: You know we fight entire The audio is absolutely garbage
Speaker 2: and way worse than I thought it was going to be.
Speaker 2: He's standing in a church comparing himself to David in
Speaker 2: the David and Goliath story. And it's all about politics.
Speaker 2: The Christian Church with the all are all are welcome,
Speaker 2: Come as you are, Love your neighbor, love a stranger.
Speaker 2: These are by the way, these are good things can
Speaker 2: be manipulated into bad things. I'll tell you this little story.
Speaker 2: This is the one I really wanted to tell you,
Speaker 2: terrible story. There was a family we knew when I
Speaker 2: was a child. I would guess I was a teenager.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, definitely a teenager. I think I was
Speaker 2: a freshman.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: This family. They were wonderful people. It was a father mother,
Speaker 2: still married. They had a boy and a girl, and
Speaker 2: their kids were a little younger than me. I would
Speaker 2: say eight to nine, but don't quote me on that
Speaker 2: little younger than me. And they were seriously the most wonderful,
Speaker 2: devoutly Christian people I've ever known in my life. Some
Speaker 2: of the most wonderful, devoutly Christian people I've ever known
Speaker 2: in my life. If you needed something, they would give
Speaker 2: you the shirt off their back. And they wanted to
Speaker 2: do what Jesus wanted them to do. Now, a man
Speaker 2: came to town and this man actually in the defense
Speaker 2: of this couple. The man was introduced at our church.
Speaker 2: He was introduced as kind of a traveling missionary type,
Speaker 2: and the church said they were going to raise him
Speaker 2: some money because he was traveling and he was out
Speaker 2: there doing missionary work and all this stuff sounded great.
Speaker 2: Church asked if he could stay with somebody for a week. Now,
Speaker 2: I met this guy at the church and I was
Speaker 2: a teenage boy, not exactly the most intuitive, highly intelligent
Speaker 2: teenage boy either, as you can imagine, he creeped me
Speaker 2: out immediately. Immediately, I was like, well, something doesn't feel
Speaker 2: right there, Something didn't feel right there. Family takes him in,
Speaker 2: ends up. The guy hurt their son while they were
Speaker 2: out one day. Now, I was a young teenage boy,
Speaker 2: I think it was fourteen. I smelled creep on this
Speaker 2: guy from across the room. But two wonderful Christian people
Speaker 2: just trying to do what is writing good couldn't smell it.
Speaker 2: Because evil can manipulate that. You ask about the Episcopal church, Hey,
Speaker 2: don't feel bad you were if you're born an Episcopal
Speaker 2: or something like that. This is in the regular non
Speaker 2: denominational churches. Lutheran churches, Methodist churches, Southern Baptist churches, they
Speaker 2: got all kinds of problems, Catholic churches, Mormon churches. Chris
Speaker 2: is complaining during the break he said, you should see
Speaker 2: the Jews, and Chris is complaining about synagogues that don't
Speaker 2: think it's unique to you or whatever your particular belief
Speaker 2: system is. But when people have a belief system that
Speaker 2: calls on them to care for others and to do good,
Speaker 2: evil men will look at that belief system and find
Speaker 2: a way to manipulate it for their own purposes. That's
Speaker 2: what happened, and it continues to happen right now. Dear Jesse,
Speaker 2: I know you're a big history buff. I've never been one.
Speaker 2: I found it quite boring in fact, but you have
Speaker 2: a way of dumbing it down and making it interesting.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being the history teacher I never had. I
Speaker 2: think you would make an excellent pastor if the Lord
Speaker 2: ever called you to be. Thanks for making my commute
Speaker 2: something I look forward to. I'm not qualified to be
Speaker 2: anybody's pastor. Brother. My only note on history is history
Speaker 2: is not names, dates, and locations. The reason people think
Speaker 2: they don't like history is they think it's names dates
Speaker 2: and locations. History is stories, it's people, it's drama, it's action,
Speaker 2: it's war and romance in peace, and that's what history is.
Speaker 2: I have marveled forever at Hollywood when they say they're
Speaker 2: quote out of ideas. Dude, get a hold of me, Hollywood.
Speaker 2: I don't even need paid for the thing. I'll give
Speaker 2: you one hundred epic movies that would shatter box office
Speaker 2: records and they're all history movies. You don't even have
Speaker 2: to manipulate it. The story's just right there, just lay
Speaker 2: it out for you right there. All right, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: play this. This is the vice the NC chair ripping
Speaker 2: David Hogg. It's just I'm sorry. David Hogg's a filthy
Speaker 2: street communist and I take great joy in this and.
Speaker 3: Every article that has been written so far about what's
Speaker 3: going on has completely incorrectly with David's support, made the
Speaker 3: story about the Democratic Party getting David. He even sent
Speaker 3: down an outbed saying this is the first step of
Speaker 3: the Democratic Party pushing me out. We have spent now
Speaker 3: weeks talking about one person, not about what the party
Speaker 3: needs to do, but talking about one person.
Speaker 2: And now as this new thing has happened, one of
Speaker 2: the greatest things about communists is watching them have to
Speaker 2: suffer with other communists. And every time there's a communist organization,
Speaker 2: there will inevitably be backstabbing and viciousness and power struggles
Speaker 2: and people will get hurt. And it happens because you're
Speaker 2: all savages. That guy's a savage too, You're all savages,
Speaker 2: and so it's never run right. It's always a disaster.
Speaker 2: And it has been this way since the inception of communism,
Speaker 2: and I, for one, cannot get enough of it. I
Speaker 2: hope you keep it up. I hope Jasmin Krockett stays
Speaker 2: on TV too.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 9: I mean, this all just happened over the weekend. So
Speaker 9: we go back into session tomorrow. But what I will
Speaker 9: tell you is that we are standing Tinto's down for
Speaker 9: our members. Listen, we have jobs, and unlike some other people,
Speaker 9: say the big guy in the White House who has
Speaker 9: spent twenty five percent of his time golfing, Yeah, we
Speaker 9: actually care about our jobs and we are trying to
Speaker 9: serve the American people, and we have a duty of
Speaker 9: oversight over these agencies and knowing that they are literally
Speaker 9: just kidnapping people off of.
Speaker 2: Let's have another talk about that word. Shall we don't
Speaker 2: roll your eyes, Chris, listen, you should ban literally from
Speaker 2: your vocabulary altogether. And maybe you're yelling right now and
Speaker 2: saying that Jesse, but it's appropriate sometimes. Listen an alcoholics,
Speaker 2: someone who struggles with alcohol, maybe that's you. If you're
Speaker 2: somebody who struggles with alcohol, you should not have a beer,
Speaker 2: not just a drink. Now, if you're somebody who doesn't
Speaker 2: struggle with alcohol, have a beer, have a whiskey, enjoy it.
Speaker 2: But somebody who has abused it obviously can be sucked
Speaker 2: into abusing it again, and so they should avoid it
Speaker 2: all together. The exact same thinking should be with literally
Speaker 2: in our society. Itself. Literally did have a meaning and
Speaker 2: it did have a purpose. But ever since teenage girls
Speaker 2: started running the country, now everybody, men, women, old, young,
Speaker 2: they have to use literally eight times a sentence. I
Speaker 2: will never understand it. It drives me crazy. It makes
Speaker 2: you sound like a valley girl. Stop using that word.
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Speaker 2: are dead in India after drinking moonshine? We got a
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Speaker 1: You go to ten Or Palace. Now there is your
Speaker 1: new Mahara Yat. And again the palace has the power
Speaker 1: of the dark flight.
Speaker 2: It is dead.
Speaker 1: Please change my people.
Speaker 2: That's what moonshine will do to you. I tell you
Speaker 2: I had moonshine once, Chris, I ever tell you that story. Look,
Speaker 2: did I pay tax on it? Buddy? It was made
Speaker 2: in somebody's bathtub? No, Oh, it was real moonshine. So
Speaker 2: let me tell you this whole story. I will leave
Speaker 2: out names and dates. But I'm a friend with some
Speaker 2: friends with people who the law could be such a
Speaker 2: gray area, all right. So I have been friends that
Speaker 2: may at various points in my life, with people who
Speaker 2: maybe walk on the line a little bit. And one
Speaker 2: of them ran moonshine, black market moonshine. This is a
Speaker 2: this is ten years ago, I'd say, and guy tells me, hey,
Speaker 2: I got a bottle of the quote good stuff. He said.
Speaker 2: We were getting ready to go out that night. It
Speaker 2: was after work, we were coworkers, and he said, let's
Speaker 2: come back. I want you to be able to finally
Speaker 2: try this. Now. Maybe you're thinking this was the the
Speaker 2: white lightning tastes like battery acid moonshine, and I've had
Speaker 2: that before. Too, he said, And that's what I told him.
Speaker 2: I said, I don't want that. That sounds horrible. He said, no,
Speaker 2: this is apple pie. I said, oh, okay, apple pie.
Speaker 2: It's going to be harsh and awful. He said, Jesse,
Speaker 2: we know what we're doing, trust me. I said, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: I go back to his apartment. There were like five
Speaker 2: of us there, and he starts handing out these wee
Speaker 2: little glasses of it. Wee little. It wasn't even what
Speaker 2: I would probably call a shot of moonshine. And this
Speaker 2: is at a time in my life where I was
Speaker 2: I definitely could drink. I don't drink really much anymore,
Speaker 2: but back then I could drink like a fish. So
Speaker 2: I actually said to him, dude, what is this. Give
Speaker 2: me a decent amount of the moonshine. This isn't even
Speaker 2: a shot. He said, no, no, no, just just try it.
Speaker 2: I hammered down this thing. It was the smoothest. It
Speaker 2: was cinnamon apple, smoothest, most delicious thing. I swear you
Speaker 2: could give it to a child. Don't please, don't do that,
Speaker 2: by the way, I swear you could give it to
Speaker 2: a child and a child would drink it is how
Speaker 2: good it was, and so I gave it back and
Speaker 2: I said, oh, dude, that was really good. Give me
Speaker 2: some more. He said, Nah, why don't we just sit
Speaker 2: on that for a little while. I said, okay, man,
Speaker 2: ten fifteen minutes. It's not like I started falling over again.
Speaker 2: It was at a time in my life where I
Speaker 2: was drinking way too much. But my face started feeling hot,
Speaker 2: and I started feeling all kinds of uh, not one
Speaker 2: hundred percent sober, I'll put it to you that way.
Speaker 2: But yes, I had the real stuff, Chris. Now, it
Speaker 2: wasn't like the Indians. What what Chris? What do I
Speaker 2: still have? Said connection, Chris, buddy, we can't traffic any
Speaker 2: illegal moonshine. Okay, that's exactly what you're asking. You want
Speaker 2: some anyway, we'll talk after the show. Yes, of course
Speaker 2: I still know them and we're friends. Anyway, we'll get
Speaker 2: some after the show, Chris, don't worry about it. I
Speaker 2: want to defend Democrats for a second, as I promised
Speaker 2: I would at the very beginning of the show. Before
Speaker 2: I defend Democrats, let's save a baby's life really fast.
Speaker 2: Let's give something to preborn tonight. Tonight seems like a
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Speaker 2: million babies have been killed in this country, and yet
Speaker 2: thousands still die every day. How is that possible? Well,
Speaker 2: the abortion pill. The abortion pill has made access to
Speaker 2: abortion as easy as a telehealth meeting. So half the
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Speaker 2: are getting a lot of garbage today because there's a
Speaker 2: hilarious video going around showing them falling asleep in Congress.
Speaker 2: And my defense of them is this, I have been
Speaker 2: in committee meetings more than once in Congress. It's only
Speaker 2: been two or three times. I don't want to act
Speaker 2: like I've done it a bunch, but visiting friends are
Speaker 2: back there for other reasons. I've been in these meetings.
Speaker 2: Don't think, don't think for a second that it's all
Speaker 2: the fireworks you see on television where this guy's yelling
Speaker 2: at this guy and that guy's yelling at this guy.
Speaker 2: We're arguing with Christopher Ray. Most of these meetings are
Speaker 2: brutally boring. It's doctor Nerd. They flew him in because
Speaker 2: he wants to discuss the calcium build up in grasshopper
Speaker 2: wings in Mongolia, and he's gonna sit and break down,
Speaker 2: he said, and it sucks. I want you to know
Speaker 2: being in Congress would suck. And if you're not in Congress,
Speaker 2: be happy you're not in Congress. Now, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: I want you to run. I hope you run and
Speaker 2: get a seat in Congress one day. But when you
Speaker 2: get there, you'll know it sucks. And everybody, every friend
Speaker 2: I have who's in Congress, reinforces this notion that it's brutally,
Speaker 2: brutally boring. It's basically school. Remember how horrible school was.
Speaker 2: It's school without getting to have fun with your friends afterwards.
Speaker 2: That's what it is. It's horrible. What what Chris, What
Speaker 2: do I think they don't have secret drinking and smoking rooms. Yes,
Speaker 2: I know they have those, Chris. I've been in those rooms. Okay,
Speaker 2: I've been in the Okay, so I guess it was
Speaker 2: kind of like school. But all the people there are lame.
Speaker 2: It's not fun like your friends from school. They're all
Speaker 2: they all suck. And now here's a headline. Why oh
Speaker 2: you know the people the things headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 2: Germany aims to have Europe's strongest conventional army, according to
Speaker 2: their chancellor, and that has historically worked out really well
Speaker 2: for the rest of the world. Trump's economy defiesed gloom
Speaker 2: and doom expectations as he notches more key trade deals.
Speaker 2: It'll be very interesting what happens in the midterms. If
Speaker 2: the economy happens to start churning and burning again, Democrats
Speaker 2: really might be in trouble. Trendy Aragua gangbangers at ice
Speaker 2: facility barricade themselves and threatened to take hostages after spelling
Speaker 2: out Sos in the prison yard. This is why I've
Speaker 2: been crying out to purchase greenland for prison camps. Over there,
Speaker 2: you can spell sos, you can do whatever you'd like
Speaker 2: in your frozen hellscape prison camp, or you can go
Speaker 2: back to the dump you came from. Michigan man is
Speaker 2: arrested and charged with attempting to attack military base on
Speaker 2: behalf of isis Michigan man, Let's see what was this
Speaker 2: guy's name? And mar Abdumajad Muhammad said, I wonder what
Speaker 2: part of Michigan he's from. Exclusive Pakistan. Chinese made jet
Speaker 2: brought down two Indian fighter aircraft. US officials say, we
Speaker 2: reached out to India for a statement. This is what
Speaker 2: they had to say.
Speaker 1: You go to penk or place. Now there is Nu
Speaker 1: Maharaja and again the palace has the power of the
Speaker 1: dark light. It is that place, kill my people.
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