Speaker 1: This is a podcast from WOORA, The.
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Shell. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Shell
Speaker 2: on a Tuesday. It's been an amazing Tuesday. We're gonna
Speaker 2: tackle some more things here, intelligence leaks from within the governments,
Speaker 2: and the emails. But I want to get to a
Speaker 2: couple other examples of completely different value systems. That's really
Speaker 2: where we're going to start out this hour. Completely different
Speaker 2: value system We talk about it all the time. I
Speaker 2: brought it up at the beginning of the show. We
Speaker 2: human beings. It's a human nature thing. It's not left right,
Speaker 2: middle men, women. It is human nature to take your
Speaker 2: values and project those values onto others. When what's what's
Speaker 2: like the worst thing in the world. Ope, well, the
Speaker 2: worst thing in the world is probably the highlighters. I
Speaker 2: had a thing full of highlighters that I just knocked
Speaker 2: off the desk. That's the worst thing in the world.
Speaker 2: But the first worst thing in the world is people
Speaker 2: who hurt kids. You one of these stories, Ah, some
Speaker 2: parents had their toddler locked up in a closet or
Speaker 2: something like that, and you say to yourself, how could anyone?
Speaker 2: How could anyone? I look at my sons and I
Speaker 2: love them so much. I'm so proud of them. It's
Speaker 2: just the best thing in the world being a dad.
Speaker 2: Talking to him, we drove to school. I drove him
Speaker 2: to school this morning and we laughed the whole time.
Speaker 2: And then when we're pulling into the school, I turned
Speaker 2: on that song on the road again by Canned Heat.
Speaker 2: You know that song on the Road again by Can't Heat.
Speaker 2: I turned it on and we were kind of jamming
Speaker 2: to it pulling up to the school, and then my
Speaker 2: oldest James reaches over and he pauses it so it's
Speaker 2: not playing. As we pull up in front and I
Speaker 2: let them out, and of course I stop. I did
Speaker 2: what any good dad would do. I let them out,
Speaker 2: and the second day got out and closed the door,
Speaker 2: window goes down, volume goes up, unpaused, and then he's
Speaker 2: looking at me, laughing hysterically as he's running into the school.
Speaker 2: Who doesn't want that? Who wouldn't want to be a dad?
Speaker 2: And then you look. You'll read some story. You know,
Speaker 2: their parents locked their todd they're up in a closet
Speaker 2: and you think, how could anyone? Well, there are people
Speaker 2: out there whose value system is so twisted and warped
Speaker 2: it doesn't resemble yours at all. It's like comparing a
Speaker 2: fruit fruit fly. That's a harder word than you think
Speaker 2: a fruit fly. Shut up, Chris, it's easy from behind
Speaker 2: the glass a fruit fly in a great white shark.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play something for you. Well, actually, I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna say something to me. I'm not gonna play it
Speaker 2: for you. Although there's audio of it, don't don't. I
Speaker 2: don't want to mess with it right now. Tim Walls,
Speaker 2: he was giving speech. Now, Remember Tim Walls has a
Speaker 2: net worth of over a million dollars, and I'm not
Speaker 2: I'm not here to do wealth envy at all. I
Speaker 2: don't care good for him. I would hope he's sixty
Speaker 2: years old, and I guess you're probably going to be
Speaker 2: worth something at some point in time. And he was
Speaker 2: going on and on and on about how his mother
Speaker 2: depends on Social Security for her basic needs. Now, I'm
Speaker 2: not insulting anyone who depends on Social Security for their
Speaker 2: basic needs. Maybe that's you. That's the way life goes sometimes.
Speaker 2: Maybe you need that Social Security check. Fine, that's no
Speaker 2: insult to you. But you're her son. If my mother
Speaker 2: needed anything, I'll be honest with you. Right now. I
Speaker 2: know we are live across the country right now. I
Speaker 2: realize that it's a huge national show, and I understand that,
Speaker 2: and I understand the importance of it. And I am
Speaker 2: so appreciative of Premiere for giving me this opportunity and
Speaker 2: allowing me to use their airways for three hours a night.
Speaker 2: And I love them. And by the way, I should
Speaker 2: note they have been amazing since the death of my father.
Speaker 2: It's just the suits. They could not have been more wonderful.
Speaker 2: But anyway, set all that side, my mom just lost
Speaker 2: her husband. If my mom called me right now, right now,
Speaker 2: because she knows I'm doing a show, I would assume
Speaker 2: my mom needed to talk to me about something, and
Speaker 2: I would play a SoundBite or something, and I would
Speaker 2: answer the phone for my mom. That's my mother. I
Speaker 2: have a responsibility to her, especially after the passing of
Speaker 2: my father. She is mine to protect and provide for.
Speaker 2: I have a responsibility to her. That's my value system.
Speaker 2: These people are so twisted they will use as a
Speaker 2: campaign talking point that they don't care for their mothers.
Speaker 2: Tim Walls's mom has to have her Social Security check
Speaker 2: to buy groceries. You're the governor of Minnesota, you're the
Speaker 2: VP nominee on the Democrat ticket. You don't have any
Speaker 2: connections to make sure mom gets to eat every month.
Speaker 2: But I'm not campaigning anymore. If my mom can't feed herself,
Speaker 2: I'm done. I'm off. Sorry. I have a mother to
Speaker 2: take care of. They brag about that. Look, here's another one.
Speaker 2: You want to talk about completely different species. Can't tell
Speaker 2: you how much these highlighters being on the floor is
Speaker 2: bothering me right now. It's just driving me crazy. But
Speaker 2: do you want to talk about a completely different species.
Speaker 2: Liz Cheneing, she was doing one of these town halls
Speaker 2: with Dome and she's sitting there in front of people
Speaker 2: and she dropped this line. I just, honestly, I sat there.
Speaker 2: I must have played it five times for myself, just dumbfounded.
Speaker 2: There are people who not only say things like this
Speaker 2: and think things like this, they will broadcast it when
Speaker 2: they do. Kamala Harris's official campaign account broadcasts this.
Speaker 3: If you think about how you conduct, you know, your
Speaker 3: life outside of politics, how we all conduct our everyday lives,
Speaker 3: those are the kinds of people that you trust. Those
Speaker 3: are the kinds of people you can work with. Like
Speaker 3: if you wouldn't if you wouldn't hire somebody to babysit
Speaker 3: your kids, like you shouldn't make that guy the president
Speaker 3: of the United States.
Speaker 2: What the President of the United States needs to be
Speaker 2: someone I'd let babysit my kids. Who even thinks like that.
Speaker 2: We're talking about the top executive for the most powerful
Speaker 2: nation in the history of the world, the man who
Speaker 2: is going to assume the leadership position in a country
Speaker 2: of three hundred million people, where every single decision he
Speaker 2: makes might affect an entire planet. We are not Switzerland,
Speaker 2: where our decisions affect Switzerland. When the President of the
Speaker 2: United States of America sneezes, they feel the breath in Singapore.
Speaker 2: That's how powerful this nation is. And these people will
Speaker 2: actually on camera say I don't think he's qualified because
Speaker 2: I wouldn't let him babysit my kids. Fourteen year old
Speaker 2: more on girls, babysit children. We are not in the
Speaker 2: babysitting children business. When we are selecting the president of
Speaker 2: the United States of America, we need competency. We need
Speaker 2: someone with a genuine love of country, someone with a
Speaker 2: sense of purpose. That's what we need in this country.
Speaker 2: But they will get up again a value system I
Speaker 2: can't even relate to. They will get up on camera
Speaker 2: and not only say things like this, Like if I
Speaker 2: ever said something like this, I would immediately say, Okay,
Speaker 2: well hold on, let me rephrase that didn't make sense.
Speaker 2: I would be embarrassed about it. They will say things
Speaker 2: like this, and then, because their voting base is so
Speaker 2: twisted up, so completely lost with a value system that
Speaker 2: doesn't even resemble yours, they'll broadcast this.
Speaker 3: If you think about how you conduct you know, your
Speaker 3: life outside of politics, how we all conduct our everyday lives,
Speaker 3: those are the kinds of people that you trust. Those
Speaker 3: are the kinds of people you can work with, Like
Speaker 3: if you wouldn't if you wouldn't hire somebody to babysit
Speaker 3: your kids, like you shouldn't make that guy the president
Speaker 3: of the United States.
Speaker 2: What a completely separate value system. All right, let's focus
Speaker 2: on something important here before we get back to the
Speaker 2: emails and other things. Well, these morons.
Speaker 4: Tell them the truth, Jessica Detroit.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest with you, Comis. I don't mind the insults,
Speaker 2: as you know. In fact, I think they're hilarious. I
Speaker 2: don't even mind the death threats or anything. Like that.
Speaker 2: I don't mind any of that. But what does genuinely,
Speaker 2: genuinely bother me is bad comedy. Okay, Jessica. Is not
Speaker 2: a clever insult at all. It's just not I know,
Speaker 2: I know you have limitations. I'm being what, Chris, I'm
Speaker 2: being nice. You have limitations because you're a religious sell it.
Speaker 2: When you're a religious sell it. Look, there's never been
Speaker 2: a who's been the funniest guy in isis that. No
Speaker 2: one can name that guy who's the guy who really
Speaker 2: makes you, makes you, it makes your sides hurt when
Speaker 2: he talks in al Qaeda. There's never been one of
Speaker 2: those guys because they're warped, twisted, demonic religious sellots. And
Speaker 2: so I know as a communist that's what you are
Speaker 2: as well. I want you to understand that your value
Speaker 2: see is actually it pretty much mirrors a member of ISIS.
Speaker 2: So I get that, I get that, But I'm here
Speaker 2: to tell you have limitations like I have technological limitations.
Speaker 2: I don't know what a lot of these buttons mean.
Speaker 2: Here's one right here that says bank sell. That's what
Speaker 2: it says on the soundboard, bank cell. I don't know
Speaker 2: what any of those words mean, so you know what
Speaker 2: I don't do. I don't touch the button. I know
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm doing. I don't touch the button.
Speaker 2: You are a communist. You don't understand comedy. Even your
Speaker 2: insults are bad. Jessica, it's not funny. It's just not funny.
Speaker 2: I just wanted you to know. All right, We'll get
Speaker 2: back to that voicemail and other things in a moment.
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Speaker 4: Tell them the truth, Jessica.
Speaker 2: Again, communists, I'll let you play your point. Leave the
Speaker 2: comedy to people who aren't religious. Cellos, that's not funny.
Speaker 2: It's just not it's not funny.
Speaker 4: Tell them the truth, Jessica. Detroit was destroyed.
Speaker 5: By CEOs corporations who didn't want to pay unions, and
Speaker 5: they went around the unions and they said, let's go overseas.
Speaker 5: Let's take advantage of the cheap labor overseas. That's who
Speaker 5: destroyed Detroit. The unions protected labor. They had a middle
Speaker 5: class right there. But Wall Street and CEO's corporate greed
Speaker 5: destroys America.
Speaker 2: Remember that conversation we had at the very beginning of
Speaker 2: the show. One we've had many times about how the
Speaker 2: American Democrat lives in a world entirely of make believe.
Speaker 2: That if you picture yourself in walking down the hall
Speaker 2: of an insane asylum and you walk up to a
Speaker 2: cell and there's a guy in there in a padded
Speaker 2: cell and a straight jacket, and he's talking about how
Speaker 2: he can fly, and he's the second coming of Jesus,
Speaker 2: and the color of green is actually poisoning us all.
Speaker 2: And you're looking at him and you're thinking, my goodness,
Speaker 2: this dude is a nutball. He believes all these things
Speaker 2: that have no basis in reality at all. That's the
Speaker 2: American Democrat. That's what Democrats believe. That's exactly what they're like.
Speaker 2: And we have to understand that's what we're up against.
Speaker 2: And it's a lot to fight. Jesse, think back to
Speaker 2: when Donald Trump was about to get Obamacare shredded because
Speaker 2: of hurt feelings over comments about being a pow John
Speaker 2: McCain torpedoed at all? Is that what's going on with
Speaker 2: Dome and Joe Biden. I love the show. Okay, So
Speaker 2: this is in reference to there's a way of thinking.
Speaker 2: I will tell you I subscribe to it. There is
Speaker 2: a way of thinking that Joe Biden is so angry
Speaker 2: and resentful about being pushed out, that Joe Biden picked
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris to spite Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama in
Speaker 2: the ones who pushed him out. He didn't pick her
Speaker 2: out of loyalty. He didn't pick her because he felt
Speaker 2: like he had to. He picked her because he knew
Speaker 2: she was a disaster, and out of spite, he's now
Speaker 2: torpedoing her camp campaign. That's why the guy who never
Speaker 2: gave a press conference now will give impromptu press conferences
Speaker 2: whenever she's speaking. That's why she's trying to spend her
Speaker 2: time separating herself from him, doing the best she can. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're gonna a new way forward. Enough of this last
Speaker 2: four years garbage, and Biden's up there saying she was
Speaker 2: involved in everything. She was right there with me, hand
Speaker 2: in hand. So if you subscribe to that way of thinking,
Speaker 2: and I do, what is going on? The guy asked,
Speaker 2: if that's what's going on? Well, we talk about concepts
Speaker 2: a lot on the show because concepts are much more
Speaker 2: important than understanding simple individual stories. We could sit and
Speaker 2: dissect an individual story all day long. And I know
Speaker 2: that's what most people do. That doesn't interest me, it
Speaker 2: bores me. I'm not worried about that. I want to
Speaker 2: learn how to think about all the stories. How do
Speaker 2: we what's happening on a larger scale in society. So
Speaker 2: we talk about concepts more, and so we'll discuss things
Speaker 2: like the system and communism and revolutions and what are
Speaker 2: they doing versus what are we doing? And we discuss
Speaker 2: these things. But oftentimes life, so much of life is
Speaker 2: governed and hurt to be frank by good old fashion ego.
Speaker 2: Ego is a powerful thing. Ego is something we all
Speaker 2: have to fight against, that selfish ego, that human nature,
Speaker 2: part of us that is not good. You know, there
Speaker 2: are parts of us that are very good and parts
Speaker 2: of us that are not very good, that part of
Speaker 2: us that just we want to be recognized and celebrated
Speaker 2: and honored, and we feel like we deserve this, and
Speaker 2: I deserve that, and he deserves that, and people who
Speaker 2: offend us, well, we can end up doing bad, dumb
Speaker 2: things because of our ego. Joe Biden has been a politician,
Speaker 2: a loyal Democrat for a very very very long time.
Speaker 2: And then he was a Democrat president for four years
Speaker 2: and he handed his presidency over to the communists so
Speaker 2: they could destroy the country the way they wanted to.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden let them do whatever they wanted to do
Speaker 2: to the country, open up the borders, spend whatever, didn't care.
Speaker 2: And at the end of all that, Joe Biden found
Speaker 2: out the system's loyalty is only to the system itself.
Speaker 2: The system only exists to protect itself. And so they said, Joe,
Speaker 2: your poll numbers are too bad. You have to leave.
Speaker 2: And for a man who's done that much, that's quite
Speaker 2: an ego blow. That's quite an ego blow. And so,
Speaker 2: if you believe what I believe, he hands selected Dome
Speaker 2: to essentially torpedo the race. Honestly, that level of spite
Speaker 2: I kind of admired. Maybe Joe's been taking as chop,
Speaker 2: you know, A uh. I see such a difference in
Speaker 2: energy levels. I used to be the two or three
Speaker 2: cup of coffee and afternoon guy, and then I would
Speaker 2: add annasoda on top of it. Hey, get me a
Speaker 2: coke or something. Why I constantly was constantly hitting that
Speaker 2: energy wall. I need a little boost. Energy wall need
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Speaker 2: Please don't look under my desk, but if you could
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Speaker 2: All right, I promised you this earlier, before we get
Speaker 2: into the intel leak and things like that. Let's let's
Speaker 2: deal with something that is uncomfortable. I know it is.
Speaker 2: It's uncomfortable because we feel powerless, and in many ways
Speaker 2: we are kind of powerless to do anything about it.
Speaker 2: Election integrity. What do I mean by election integrity? Those
Speaker 2: dirty Democrats who are actually communists cheating elections and steal them.
Speaker 2: That's what we mean when we're talking about election integrity.
Speaker 2: And you hear people like Governor Glen Youngkin. Virginia is
Speaker 2: a swing state in large part because of Glen Youngkin
Speaker 2: talking about what the DOJ is doing, and there just
Speaker 2: isn't a good explanation this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, to be clear, this is not a purge. This
Speaker 6: is based on a law that was signed into effect
Speaker 6: in two thousand.
Speaker 2: I should have set this up, but I'm irresponsible and stupid.
Speaker 2: He's talking about purging the voter rules, removing non voters,
Speaker 2: dead voters, people like that from the voter rules. How
Speaker 2: do they get on the voter rules? That's another story entirely.
Speaker 2: But they went through them and found there were a
Speaker 2: bunch of people on there who shouldn't be on there,
Speaker 2: and they tried to remove them. The Department of Justice
Speaker 2: is trying to stop them. I wonder why. Yeah, to
Speaker 2: be clear, this is not a purge.
Speaker 6: This is based on a law that was signed into
Speaker 6: effect in two thousand and six by then Democrat Governor
Speaker 6: Tim Kaine. And it starts with a basic premise that
Speaker 6: when someone walks into one of our DMVs and self
Speaker 6: identifies as a non citizen, and then they end up
Speaker 6: on the voter rolls, either purposely or by accident, that
Speaker 6: we go through a process individualized, not system not systematic,
Speaker 6: an individualized process based on that person's self identification as
Speaker 6: a non citizen, to give them fourteen days to affirm
Speaker 6: they are a citizen, and if they don't, they come
Speaker 6: off the voter rules. And by the way, they have
Speaker 6: one last safeguard, which is they can come and same
Speaker 6: day register and cast a provisional ballot. And so to
Speaker 6: describe this as something that's a purged as completely inaccurate,
Speaker 6: it's wholly consistent with the US concert.
Speaker 2: Why does the DOJ want Governor Glenn Young can not
Speaker 2: to enforce the Democrat law on the voter rules. Well,
Speaker 2: you know why we don't have to play these games.
Speaker 2: Democrats want to cheat. Lieutenant Governor wins some seers talking about.
Speaker 1: How many people are on the voter rules that shouldn't
Speaker 1: be there right now, can you characterize really the reality
Speaker 1: of inactives or illegals on voter rolls. What we found
Speaker 1: over six thousand, maybe six three hundred. I believe people
Speaker 1: who identified that they were not citizens, and yet they're
Speaker 1: on voter rolls. So they have fourteen days to prove
Speaker 1: that they are actually eligible to vote. And I then
Speaker 1: gave you the fail safe caveat that they can come
Speaker 1: on election.
Speaker 2: You didn't think Democrats let all those illegals into the
Speaker 2: countries so they could pick the strawberries?
Speaker 5: Did you?
Speaker 2: What do you think this was about? Oh? And then
Speaker 2: I saw Brad Raffinsberger, Secretary of State of Georgia, the
Speaker 2: critical swing state of Georgia, dropped this on on CBS
Speaker 2: News the other night, as if this is in any
Speaker 2: way except.
Speaker 7: Them in Georgia, one hundred percent of all the votes
Speaker 7: cast will be on a paper ballot. But actually nationwide
Speaker 7: it's going to be over ninety six to ninety seven
Speaker 7: percent of all voting in America will be on paper ballots.
Speaker 7: But we also just put into law this year with
Speaker 7: SB one eight nine that all early votes and all
Speaker 7: early accepted ballots, they all will have to have their
Speaker 7: results reported by eight PM. That's seventy maybe even seventy
Speaker 7: five percent of all the vote totals will be reported
Speaker 7: no later than eight pm on election night. Won't take
Speaker 7: seven days to tabulate votes, as he said, absolutely. What
Speaker 7: we will be waiting for is the overseas ballots that
Speaker 7: come in no later than Friday, and so those will
Speaker 7: then be the final numbers, and we'll just see if
Speaker 7: that makes a difference in the total vote.
Speaker 2: They're on camera bragging that will get seventy five percent
Speaker 2: of the votes calculated on election night. These critical swing
Speaker 2: states are decided by ten thousand votes, eleven thousand votes,
Speaker 2: fifteen thousand votes, eight thousand votes. When we think about
Speaker 2: presidential elections, we think in huge numbers, but it is
Speaker 2: not huge numbers that decide who is the president. Joe
Speaker 2: Biden is president of the United States of America because
Speaker 2: after they were done counting all the votes, he had
Speaker 2: about fifty thousand more than Donald Trump. I'm not talking
Speaker 2: about the national popular vote, that doesn't matter at all.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about the total Joe Biden brought in more
Speaker 2: than Donald Trump did in swing states that decided elections.
Speaker 2: Three of three hundred million, about fifty thousand decided who
Speaker 2: was going to be the next president. We have the
Speaker 2: Republican Secretary of State in the critical swing state of Georgia,
Speaker 2: bragging that they'll get three quarters of those done on
Speaker 2: election night. I want to remind you that countries much
Speaker 2: less advanced than us around the world have same day voting,
Speaker 2: where every vote is cast on election day, every vote
Speaker 2: is counted on election day, and a winner is declared
Speaker 2: on election day. And the only reason we don't have
Speaker 2: that in this country is because Democrats cheat in elections
Speaker 2: and want to cheat in elections. And the fact that
Speaker 2: Republicans are unwilling to talk about that because they don't
Speaker 2: want to look like some election denier or whatever label
Speaker 2: was on it is pathetic. There's only one reason you
Speaker 2: would want people to not have to show i'de to vote.
Speaker 2: It's because you want to cheat. There's only one reason
Speaker 2: you would want such a massive expansion of mail in voting,
Speaker 2: because it's the easiest way to cheat. They intend to
Speaker 2: cheat in elections, and we have to get much more
Speaker 2: aggressive than we are fighting back against it.
Speaker 8: To the voicemail, Ye see this is done bump us
Speaker 8: in Florida and done Eden Florida. And I wanted to
Speaker 8: let you know that the Convention of States listed in
Speaker 8: Article five of the Constitution.
Speaker 4: Gives us the states a way to.
Speaker 8: Put amendment, balance budget amendment, term limit amendment, and more.
Speaker 8: Please check out Convention of States. I'm surprised you said
Speaker 8: that Washington will never do it, so it can't be done.
Speaker 4: We can do it.
Speaker 8: I really appreciate you and your show. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I understand your point. You make a good point. Washington
Speaker 2: will never do it, so we can't do it. But
Speaker 2: remember this, the states who would have to do this
Speaker 2: are what states we talking about. We're talking about red states. Obviously,
Speaker 2: there's no blue state. California is not going to pass
Speaker 2: any balanced budget amendment. They're not. Okay, so set that aside.
Speaker 2: It's there. What are we banking on. We're banking on
Speaker 2: the red states. Well, that brings us to the uncomfortable
Speaker 2: conversation we've had before on this show, and we will
Speaker 2: have it again. Republicans like big spending as much as
Speaker 2: Democrats do. It is it is the attack from Democrats
Speaker 2: against Republicans that is one hundred percent accurate and warranted.
Speaker 2: And whenever I hear a Democrat say it, I just
Speaker 2: kind of sigh and sit back and shake my head
Speaker 2: because they're right, Democrats go on television and say, Republicans
Speaker 2: spend just as much as we do. They don't cut spending.
Speaker 2: Republicans don't cut spending. Republicans see themselves as the facilitators
Speaker 2: of big government. They just want big, massive, bloated government
Speaker 2: to kind of work more on their behalf. I'm not
Speaker 2: interested in that at all, because that is still on
Speaker 2: the road to ruin. We must stop this insanity. Hundreds
Speaker 2: and hundreds of billions of dollars a month, multi trillion
Speaker 2: dollar deficits, as if we are fighting World War two
Speaker 2: all over again, and we're not. And you know, there
Speaker 2: is going to be a massive war that comes at
Speaker 2: one point, and from there the spending goes up. You
Speaker 2: think inflation is bad, now, wait until this nation gets
Speaker 2: on a war footing and starts having to churn out
Speaker 2: aircraft carriers in f thirty fives. Oh my gosh, you
Speaker 2: don't like what you're paying for burger anymore, for water anymore?
Speaker 2: We Oh yeah, go ahead, go ahead, play it, Chris.
Speaker 2: We've got to get a kind of wartime mentality here.
Speaker 2: That's John Carey talking about climate change. Wartime mentality. What's
Speaker 2: he talking about? Forget budgets? Spending taxes, unload everything. I
Speaker 2: don't have confidence the States will do it. I understand
Speaker 2: your point about Convention of the States. You didn't make
Speaker 2: a bad argument. I'm not calling you a more on
Speaker 2: or anything. It's just I need to see a lot
Speaker 2: of changes from the Republican Party and I haven't seen
Speaker 2: those yet. All right, we'll talk about the intel leak
Speaker 2: from within our own government, headlines I did can't get
Speaker 2: to and more. Next, what Chris, we can make jokes.
Speaker 2: It's fine, we get that right. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show, final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 2: a Tuesday. Of course, it's an amazing Tuesday. Why because
Speaker 2: I am here, that is why. Now it's not so amazing.
Speaker 2: From within the wall of the government. We had an
Speaker 2: intel leak. Thankfully it was nothing that hurt us directly,
Speaker 2: but it was about Israel. Israel was planning on attacking
Speaker 2: Iran and somebody leaked it to the Iranians and they're
Speaker 2: digging into it now. And of course, surprise, surprise, surprise,
Speaker 2: it's one of the filthy communists in the Obama or sorry,
Speaker 2: in the Joe Biden administration. I kind of misspoke, but
Speaker 2: not really, But it occurs to me. We were just
Speaker 2: talking a little bit briefly about World War III. What
Speaker 2: if something did happen, God forbid, But there's always another
Speaker 2: big war coming. What if a big war happened, Just
Speaker 2: sit for a moment and process. After eight years of Obama,
Speaker 2: remember Obama was very, very focused on filling up the
Speaker 2: government with communists and he did He did it well
Speaker 2: better than any Democrat ever has to his credit, give
Speaker 2: your enemy credit where it's due. He's really good at it.
Speaker 2: And then four years of Joe Biden doing the same
Speaker 2: as rapidly as possible. But they're not like Republicans. Well
Speaker 2: I'm not really sure. I don't want to fire people,
Speaker 2: but if CNN's really mad at me, they just don't
Speaker 2: ever think in those terms. They're in this to destroy it,
Speaker 2: to conquer. How many people now reside in positions of
Speaker 2: power inside the United States government that hate this country
Speaker 2: and would work for the other side. It's a scary thought,
Speaker 2: but I think about it a lot. And remember it
Speaker 2: doesn't have to be a politician or you know, a
Speaker 2: secretary of State or secretary of war. It doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be some lofty position of power. There are choke
Speaker 2: points of information these intel leagues. Oftentimes it's just some
Speaker 2: scrub in the Air Force with access to classified information.
Speaker 2: Bop boop drops a couple of things online. Game over
Speaker 2: for US many people, military, State Department, other bureaucracies. Do
Speaker 2: we have who are going to sell us out? Immediately?
Speaker 2: Something to think about. Just do some emails. Jesse, you
Speaker 2: have you have you fired? Have you tried the Philly
Speaker 2: cheese steak oven baked sandwich from Dominoes? Seriously underrated? I
Speaker 2: have not. I have not because Dominoes is disgusting, but
Speaker 2: I am willing to try an oven baked cheese steak.
Speaker 2: Chris Corey, No, Corey, We're not getting yours without onions.
Speaker 2: I'm not going through this again. You can have the onions.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna aname more cheese steaks around here. I
Speaker 2: think we're willing to try a cheese steak. Oh, Chris,
Speaker 2: you people can't eat that. Get it without get it
Speaker 2: without cheese or something. I'm sure they have one that
Speaker 2: can we Maybe they have one on Rybritt or something
Speaker 2: for you. Dear doctor, Jesse, My dim wit brother and
Speaker 2: I were having a rather serious argument and we need
Speaker 2: you to solve it. He said, when you make burger mac,
Speaker 2: that ketchup is on a acceptable he said, you must
Speaker 2: add it. I made the suggestion that as a master
Speaker 2: of white trash foods, you would be able to answer
Speaker 2: the question fairly. He is often contrarian, but the Lord
Speaker 2: makes all types. Thank you, Jesse said, I can say
Speaker 2: his name. His name is Rob Okay. Well, there is
Speaker 2: something out there that a lot of people don't know about.
Speaker 2: It may sound look, those who know will know, and
Speaker 2: they'll think everyone knows. But everyone doesn't know. So here's
Speaker 2: what it is. You know, Velvita shells and cheese. One
Speaker 2: of the elite mac and cheese is out there. I've
Speaker 2: gotta be honest. We didn't buy much of that when
Speaker 2: I was a kid. It was too expensive. It was
Speaker 2: really Kraft Mac and the Kelly household. But on special occasions,
Speaker 2: my birthday or something like that, we would get a
Speaker 2: box of Velveta shells and cheese. If you pay attention,
Speaker 2: sometimes on the box there's an advertise or an advertisement
Speaker 2: there's a recipe for Velveta cheese, Revya shells and cheese,
Speaker 2: cheeseburger mac. Now, thankfully we are in the internet era
Speaker 2: where you don't have to pray you get one of
Speaker 2: those boxes. You can look this up online. In fact,
Speaker 2: if you're not driving, I will encourage you to do so.
Speaker 2: Velveta Cheeseburger Mac is as good as eating gets. You
Speaker 2: will never eat anything more delicious in your life than
Speaker 2: Velveta Cheeseburger Mac. I am not to brag, but a
Speaker 2: bit of a connoisseur on Velveta Cheeseburger Mac. And so
Speaker 2: I've mixed and matched. What do you do? Do you
Speaker 2: add this? Do you add that? I initially made it
Speaker 2: with ketchup, Chris, the recipe calls for ketchup. I don't
Speaker 2: need that. Look, I don't need your judgment. The recipe
Speaker 2: calls for ketchup. Initially I made it with ketchup. I
Speaker 2: started to decrease the amount of ketchup in favor of
Speaker 2: other things. Chopping up some Japs and putting them in there,
Speaker 2: maybe some hot jalapenos japs we call them apps. Chopping
Speaker 2: up some Japs and putting them in there. I don't
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Speaker 2: here's just the facts. I'm a slave to the truth.
Speaker 2: The less ketchup we put in the recipe, the better
Speaker 2: it is, all right. Chris asked, how fatty is the meat? Chris?
Speaker 2: It needs to be fatty. And don't you dare listen
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Speaker 2: know the thing headlines we didn't get to Swing state
Speaker 2: Democrats scramble to align themselves with Trump. This is even.
Speaker 2: This even includes Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, who is a
Speaker 2: fish running ads talking about all the Trump policies. He
Speaker 2: agrees with, I am not going to try to get
Speaker 2: your hopes up or my hopes up. We might be
Speaker 2: facing a red wave. Does Kamala Harris want Americans to
Speaker 2: die broke? Harris death tax plan would be the world's highest,
Speaker 2: That is from red state. No, she doesn't want Americans
Speaker 2: to die broke. She wants patriotic Americans to die. Hospitals
Speaker 2: revealed that the border wall trauma falls have increased. Oh
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Speaker 2: Nolty says. This is from Breitbart. Panicked Harris staffers leak
Speaker 2: concerns about losing North Carolina in Michigan Gallie. If they
Speaker 2: lose Michigan, it will be a red wave.
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