Army invests $635M in cutting-edge artillery ammunition production facility

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Show on a wonderful Tuesday, go to wash some of
this gunk off of us here will I'm gonna get
to a couple of these things here that may be
a little heavy, couple Democrats being nutballs, violent, you know,
abusing kids. But other than that, we're going to talk
about revitalizing our manufacturing sector. Get to some emails. So

(00:24):
much more coming up in the final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show. This is Carrie Reinigan's Reinigans whatever representative
out of Michigan. This is I don't even think I'm
gonna elaborate on this more. This is just a reminder,
a wake up call to you and me that we
are up against not bad. We are up against evil.

(00:48):
We are against evil, and so we don't ever get
to quit. You may have a day where you gotta
take a day off, you gotta be away from it all,
totally get it. Maybe need a week. I got to
put my feet up. I'm all out of rage. Maybe
I need a week. I get it. We don't ever
get to sit out this fight. This is what we're
up again.

Speaker 2 (01:09):
I'm recording a video today to talk to you trans
kids here in Michigan. I want you to know that
the care you might want for gender firm and care
is legal in Michigan and it's still continuing in a
wide variety of places. But I want you to know,
as trans kids here in Michigan that this care is

(01:29):
obviously safe and effective. That's why it's been approved and
why it's been used all across the country and continues
to be used. So if you need to find a
new place to get care, it is still legal here
in Michigan and reach out to our office. We'll be
able to connect you to what might still be available
in our community. And there's also new support coming online

(01:50):
for parents and families, so please contact our office. We
love you, we are really supportive of you as kids,
and we want to make sure that you can and
grow up and thrive here in Michigan.

Speaker 1 (02:03):
Imagine telling the founders that one day the members of
the House of Representatives will be calling on their constituents.
They could reach out and find out where they could
go take their son to have his penis chopped off
by a doctor. We don't ever get to quit. Just
do some emails before we do other stuff. Hey, oh,

(02:23):
I never did get to this guy's email. I got
too distracted because I'm turning into a fashion guy. As
a fellow robe guy, I was wondering if you could
recommend any books about the American Civil War. I've added
every book you've recommended, and I don't think you've ever
had one about our Civil War. Love the show you
can say my name. Let me make this really easy
on you. There are a lot of really wonderful books

(02:45):
about the Silver War, the Civil War. Shelby Foot. Go
buy everything he ever wrote. All right, I know he
has a three books series, but I think he wrote
more than that. I think I've I think I've read
everything Shelby Foot has ever written about the Civil War?
What Chris?

Speaker 3 (03:03):
What?

Speaker 1 (03:05):
Oh? Yeah, Chris is right out to say it three times.
His name is Shelby Foot, but Foot has an E
at the end of it. Okay, shall be foot. If
you are interested in the Civil War, not the standard
slop you get in America's government schools, North, Good, South,
batlat but actual real history, learning about the men, what happened,

(03:29):
and the battles and everything else. Shelby Foot will lay
it all out for you in a wonderful, wonderful way.
And honestly, if you are a history teacher, and I
know there are many who listen to the show, which
I'm quite flattered by, you should read all the Shelby
Foot books. Shelby footbooks should be required reading. Dear small
hands men, you whisper. I'm fifty four years old. I

(03:51):
wanted to ask a young whipper snapper. My wife came
home tonight and said that her friend's son is dating
a girl that does not shave her legs or under arms.
Besides throwing up, what would be your advice to the
young man in this situation? So here's here's what I'm

(04:16):
trying to learn more and more as I get older,
that times are changing in a lot of ways, and
in some ways I need to learn to change with it,
or at least accept it. And in other ways I
need to not move because what was old is what

(04:36):
was good in a lot of ways, not all the ways.
Everything wasn't perfect in your generation or my generation, not
all the ways. But the tough thing is, as you
get older, discerning trying to, at least for me, it
is discerning what should I keep, what should I let
go of? What should I keep what should I like

(04:58):
go up? What of the things, I'll be honest with you,
was smartphones for kids? It look little kids should never
have a smartphone ever in a million years. It's insane
to let your kids have access to all that. So
I got that. We're not talking about six years old here,
But at what point in time do you let your

(05:19):
kids have them? Maybe you say never? Very understandable. I'm
not going to call you an idiot. Kids have to
know on the fund how to function on those. I'll
tell you. At my kids school, they can't do their
homework without them. It's all online applications, logging in and sore,
not an option. So what's the right answer there? I
don't know. I'm not here to tell you one that

(05:41):
you're wrong or I'm right, or I'm wrong and you're right.
I don't know. But again, what's right? What's wrong? Uh? Hair?
My son, one of them, his hair is long now
stops stop, stops something I don't mean, like touching his neck,
longer than anything that would have ever been allowed in

(06:03):
the Kelly household. I think probably four or five inches long.
That would never have been permitted by my father in
a million years. He would have called me a hippie.
He would have threatened to drag me out back and
shave it off himself. Men don't have long hair. Again,
I'm not criticizing you if you have long hair. That's
how I was raised. And so he does this thing

(06:26):
where he flips his hair like in this front because
it goes down and covers his forehead. He does a sigma.
He'll flip his hair and I look across and I
have this brief moment where I want to grab the
clippers and hold him down. And don't be wrong, I'm
quite insulted, very very insulting when he does it. But

(06:48):
I'm not totally serious. That's how all his buddies. That's
how young men have their hair. Today. You see these
baseball players that have mullets, and times changed. The end
of the world is just different for me. So I've
had to let that go. There are things that I
probably would not let go. Shaving the legs is not

(07:10):
that's not optional for a woman. You gotta shave the legs.
What Chris what? No, not for dudes, man, not for
I'm talking about the guy asked about women. No, the
women got to shave the legs. And no, no, my
boy's not shaving his freaking legs. Okay, we're drawing the
line there, absolutely drawing the line there. Maybe if it's

(07:30):
swim competition or something like that and you're trying to
shave a little bit off your time, maybe I would
allow that one time. No no, no, no, no no no no, no, no,
no no no. There are lines that I'm not going
to cross. Look, the hair thing, I'm having a hard
time I'm dealing with. He flops his hair and flopping
it air and flopping it there like some kind of
hippie Jesse. Can you speak to the rash of videos

(07:51):
showing EBT recipients trashing a store? Obviously weren't raised, right,
But has this been a thing in the past and
not is filmed or a recent attention seeking trend. I
can't stand it. Well, we have a couple of things
going on in our society that we can discuss. First,
is mental illness slash drug use is on the rise.

(08:15):
It is. There's a lot of it, a lot of
mental illness. A lot of this comes back to America's
broken families. We don't have as many families who are intact,
and it's very, very difficult to raise up a good
human being without the family being intact. It's not impossible.
Maybe you're doing it right now. Not insulting you, it's

(08:36):
just the numbers say it's very, very difficult. Now we
have that combination of more broken homes, more mental illness,
more drugs with this thing that again, this is another thing.
This is why I wanted to answer this question right now.
Something I'm still wrapping my head around people today because
of social media put everything online. Nothing is private, you know.

(09:03):
I mean, I do this for a living, and I
have Instagram and I have Twitter. I'll go a day,
two days at a time, and I'll never even log in.
I'm just living my life. I don't think I logged
in all weekend. Not sure, I don't remember. Just live
in my life. But people feel the need. Look you
get you'll get on there and you'll say, ah, this

(09:24):
line at Starbucks is so long. Okay. People have to
film and publicize gender reveals for their kids. And I'm
not saying they're wrong, it's just weird. I didn't I
didn't grow up in that time. People put everything online today,

(09:46):
and in some ways it's way too much. And I'll
flat out say it's wrong. People take family fights online.
I saw a woman remember her name, I wouldn't blast
it anyway if I did saw a woman who was today, Yes,
so a woman online blasting her husband for being lazy online.

(10:07):
That's so out of line, man, So keep your fights
in house, so out of line. So look, it's a
combination of things. People put everything online. All right, now,
let's let's talk about for what Veronica Escobar said, and
they're still trying to use your values against you. US

(10:28):
Army awards six hundred and thirty five million dollar contract
for an artillery ammunition factory. Look, it's just one small step,
but at least we are starting to realize we are
not going to survive a major war if God forbid
we get into one when we can't make the stuff
we need within our borders. It has been at a

(10:50):
crisis level for quite some time. Nice to see the
Trump administration taking this problem very, very seriously. There's another
problem we have to remember and realize. We are full
of violent democrats. This is representative Veronica Escobar.

Speaker 4 (11:04):
The other thing, frankly, John, is civic resistance.

Speaker 2 (11:08):
We need more people marching in the streets, and we.

Speaker 1 (11:13):
Saw during remember that that communism is a revolutionary religion,
and they operate they have always operated as if they
don't have the traditional infrastructure, they don't have the institutions
of power. And so because the institutional power is not theirs,

(11:35):
which is hilarious because Democrats have basically all of it now,
But because the institutional power is not theirs, numbers and
violence are always on their lips because that's the only
power they think they have. Violence. It's no different than

(11:55):
you're the boss. You're at work, you're doing performance reviews,
and some big dude who works for you comes in
and you tell him he sucks at this, and he
sucks at that, and he didn't meet his numbers, and
so now he's going to be fired. He doesn't have
any power beyond physical power in that situation, and that's
why he threatens to beat you up and maybe does it.

(12:16):
It's the only power available to him. The communist always
operates as if that's the only power available to him.
That's why they commit so many acts of violence across
the United States of America. It is part and parcel
of the religion. Remember that Representative Jaya Powell when she
essentially said what she's saying here is when she's talking

(12:36):
about our risk tolerance? What is our risk tolerance? Look,
this is not even coded that well, that's language saying
how long are you willing to go to jail? How
violent are you willing to be? We need you to
be violent, and you're gonna have to figure out for
yourself how long you're willing to go to prison. That's
what she's saying here.

Speaker 5 (12:57):
We might call this getting strike ready. I think of
it as getting us strike ready or street ready. And
part of that is understanding our own strength, and as
we develop that strength, being able to assess our risk tolerance,
because we know that risk tolerance increases as the severity
of the situation increases and as our own understanding of

(13:19):
what's happening increases. So overall, the more we understand what's effective.

Speaker 1 (13:24):
Risk tolerance increases as the severity of the situation increases.
Maybe you weren't willing to go to prison for ten
years yesterday, but now things are desperate enough. You should
go hurt that guy, you should go firebomb something. What's
your risk tolerance? They all speak in that language, taken

(13:45):
to the streets. Gotta be street ready, gotta be strike ready.
It's built into being a democrat in the United States
of America. You understand you're a communist revolutionary, and you
understand that's part of your power, whether you hold all
the power or hold none of the power. Having a
relative monopoly on street violence. Look, it's something good to

(14:09):
have in your back pocket if you have no morals
against it. And they've always had that. They've always had
that in ways we do not, and I'm glad we're
not that way. By the way, Good day Bronco, listening
to your podcast. I'm a two bud to go to
sleep kind of guy. I'm assuming that means budwiser. Anyway,
I have several friends that have slipped into darkness. They

(14:31):
don't blink twice at the thought of more fentanyl and
their booger sugar. Several friends have died this year. Gosh,
that is so sad. This is not an accident. China
plays the long game and is still chapped about the
opium wars. They are they are, and they're still taking
it out on the West. And look, it's sad that

(14:54):
China does it to us. They send these horrible chemicals
in to make this fentanyl. It's sad we allow it.
And it's sad how much drugs have taken a hold
on the American people, keeping them locked in prison and
killing them. Think about how think about one hundred thousand
people a year, one hundred thousand overdoses a year. That's

(15:19):
a lot. Now, the problem is they're drug addicts, and
you can't get people to be too sympathetic to drug addicts.
You know, you'll see a story of, Oh, a kid died.
We just have one of these. I believe it was
in my area. Kid died. I thought he was taking

(15:40):
a xanax. There was fentanyl in it, overdoses. He died.
He's teenager. Even that doesn't elicit total sympathy. Well, why
you're taking a xanax? What do you do well that drug?
He kind of had it coming. Because we have the
victims of this don't elicit enough enough sympathy. It's like

(16:00):
abuse in the prison system, which is which I've always
hated a lot, when prisoners are abused by other prisoners,
by the guards, by whatever. I've always hated it. But
you can't ever get people to care about that because
the prisoners. The second people look at a rap sheet,
they think to themselves. Let'scoom throw them in a dungeon.
It's the exact same kind of a thing with drug overdoses.

(16:23):
One hundred thousand is an eye popping number. That's double
the number of men we lost in Vietnam in the
Vietnam War. We lost that last year for fentanyl. But
because they're druggies, you just can't. You can't move the
public even if you are moved, Even if I am moved,
that's not enough, right you, Remember you always need the norms.
You got to move the norms. It's hard to move

(16:44):
the norms. Is a Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Tuesday.
Remember you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot
com here, love, your hate, your death threats. You're asked
doctor Jesse questions for Friday. Hey, Jesse, it seems though
the Democrat Party has become so trashed and tarnished their
only viable strategy is to rebrand themselves. If they select

(17:09):
a new name, a new symbol. Is that a possibility.
It's a possibility. But right now they are trapped in
a prison. They can't escape. And you know how I've
talked before during the Biden administration I've talked before how
good people are sandwiched in the middle, and in fact

(17:31):
it's still very much this case. If you live in
a blue area, if you live in Massachusetts, if you
live in Los Angeles or Seattle, Portland, the good people
are sandwiched in a horrible way. Meaning all your elected officials,
including the cops, all your elected officials, DA judges, chief

(17:51):
of police, they all hate your freaking guts. They're all
dying to throw you in prison. Now, the scumbags on
the street, street animals, They're a violent, mentally ill, drug
addled bunch. They work for the elite who are above you.
You completely defenseless. You can walk down the street and

(18:13):
if some illegal tries to assault you and you slug
him in the face, you're going to prison. He'll probably
get a medal. It's called being sandwiched. Horrible, horrible. This
is a terrible, terrible state of affairs. But if I
may make you feel better, the Democrats elected Democrats right
now are in a way in the exact same position politically,

(18:37):
not the way they live their lives, but politically, meaning
if you're a representative in Michigan right now, their senator,
one of their Senators Slotkin, Slotkin's are named a horrible person.
Don't worry about it. But when you hear slot Can talk,
you can tell she knows the dicey situation she's in.
And here's the situation. She is part of a purple state.

(19:02):
Michigan is not blue. It's not red. It's not blue.
Trump owns Michigan, so it's not Massachusetts. She can't be
Elizabeth Warren, she can't be a nutball. She has to
sound like a normy, a normy Democrat. But the base,
the animals, the street animals who work for Democrats are

(19:24):
as insane and rabid as you can possibly imagine when
you see them pulled. The street animals, they're all maoists.
I hope you don't think I'm being over the top,
and I call them communists. They are communists and they
want to smash you in every way. She has to
speak to them. She needs their support, She needs them

(19:44):
knocking on doors for her, organizing votes for her. She
has to have them, has to have them. But it
gets worse. The large donors of the Democrat Party, the
tech goal billionaire donors. They're just as kookie when it

(20:04):
comes to the LGBTQ, demon mob stuff and all that stuff.
They are just as kooky, if not kookier than the base.
So here, if you're Slotkin, and don't be wrong, I
don't feel sorry for if your slotkin. You read all
the poll numbers. Your entire life is approval ratings in
poll numbers, and what the public cares about. They're hot

(20:25):
on this issue. They're not hot on that issue. You know.
You know for a fact, we are kookie, We sound kooky.
They're even sending out memos now to other Democrats giving
them a list of words to stop using because it
makes you sound weird and nutty. You know all these things.
You know you shouldn't be pro tranning at this point

(20:48):
in time because the public is rejecting that stuff. You
know that if your Slotkin, but you are essentially in
a prison, you are sandwiched. The people belie you, the
people above you. You need them both, and they demand
you stay over there. This is Listen to these Democrats.

(21:14):
You know what they're singing about. They're singing about the
human trafficker, you.

Speaker 5 (21:27):
Kill you.

Speaker 1 (21:36):
Democrats are currently being told Democrat politicians to stop using
terms like birthing person the unhoused, chest feeding latin X.
They're giving out microaggression, systems of oppression. They are handing
out lists of words that they have pulled the public

(21:58):
on that make norm want to throw up. And they're
handing these words to somebody like Slotkin. I'm just using
her as a placeholder here, but the base demands use
those words. The donors above her demand she used those words.
I don't know how they escape that prison right now,

(22:22):
and I don't want to get ahead of myself. We
have midterms coming and traditionally we should lose seats in
the midterms. That's how it goes. You know how that goes.
When you have the White House in the midterms, you
lose seats, lots, usually a lot of seats. I don't
know whether that'll happen. I don't know where we're going

(22:43):
to go from here. And remember, if they win back
the House of Representatives, that's going to be even less
incentive for them to change. They're going to say, well,
why we just took the House, but the momentums with us,
we're good to go. You can see I'm not predicting this,
but you could see the Democrat Party spiraling down so

(23:05):
hard that they did have to rebrand. You can see
these people, how are you coming out of this.

Speaker 6 (23:12):
Publican Friends and fellow citizens, I say, who profess to
be active Christians, I remind them that the EI is
the very foundation of.

Speaker 4 (23:27):
The Christian Church.

Speaker 1 (23:29):
Everybody hates the EI, They're still defending it. If you're
a Democrat and you need the normies, how you defend this?

Speaker 4 (23:38):
Would you also like to get federal funding?

Speaker 1 (23:41):
This is Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson being interviewed on MSNBC.

Speaker 4 (23:45):
Would you also like to get federal funding to help
put five thousand more cops on the street in Chicago?
Would that help try down crime?

Speaker 3 (23:55):
Well, look, policing by itself is not the full strategy.

Speaker 4 (23:58):
I understand you talked about the other things you want,
and I said those are good and important programs. But
I'm asking also, would five thousand more police officers on
the street in Chicago be helpful to go along with
all of those social programs And a lot of cities
are engaging in and having success with.

Speaker 3 (24:19):
Oh. Look, here's the best play I can put in, Joe,
is that in the nineties when I was in high school,
we had three thousand more police.

Speaker 1 (24:26):
By the way. What you're hearing is Joe Scarborough trying
to get them back on track. He's a Democrat now
it's trying to get them back on track. He knows
what's popular. Listen to the elected of police officers.

Speaker 3 (24:37):
We had nine hundred people being murdered every single year
in Chicago. It's just not policing alone. Of course we
want more detectives.

Speaker 4 (24:44):
Of course I know it's not l John, but I
know it's not policing alone. You've told me everything else
you want. I'm curious, and this does come down to
an ideological difference between between people. Do you believe that
the streets in Chicago would be safer if there were
more uniformed police officers on the streets of Chicago.

Speaker 3 (25:08):
I believe the city of Chicago, in cities across America,
would be safer if we actually had you know, affordable housing.

Speaker 4 (25:16):
Look, OK, that's not the question. I asked my question,
but and I just id answer or no. Do you
believe the streets of Chicago would be safer if you
got all of those other extraordinary programs put back into place,
which do have a history of being successful. If that's
if that's complimented by having five thousand more cops on

(25:40):
the streets of Chicago.

Speaker 3 (25:42):
I don't believe that we should narrow it down to
just police officers. On what I'm saying, that is an
antiquated approach. I'm saying I've invested.

Speaker 1 (25:50):
In the Oh, I'm gonna let them keep going. It's
another forty seconds here.

Speaker 4 (25:53):
Eric, you're hearing what I'm saying. I'm agreeing with you
that all of these other social programs.

Speaker 1 (25:58):
Listen to the exasperation and your Scarborough's voice. He's not
fighting for you or me. He's practically screaming, stop being
a nutball. We look terrible.

Speaker 4 (26:07):
It is are extraordinarily important. I just need a yes
or a no, and then this will be the last
time I ask. If you get all of those other
social programs that eight hundred million that New York City does,
Los Angeles and other people do with great success, would
an additional five thousand cops on the streets in Chicago

(26:29):
help compliment those programs to make Chicago safer.

Speaker 3 (26:33):
Look, we are working hard to make sure that our
police department is fully supported. I don't believe that just
simply putting out an arbitrary number around police officers is
the answer.

Speaker 1 (26:45):
I don't think they're about to come back anytime soon.
It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic, fantastic Tuesday. Remember
you can email this shows at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Stolen car suspects stops to pump gas mid police chase

(27:07):
in Los Angeles. That's from Zero Hedge. Do you ever
see that movie Gone in sixty Seconds? You saw it, Chris.
I'm proud of you. I know Corey's seen it. Chris
doesn't seem much of anything, hasn't lived any kind of
a life. But you know I flirted with car theft
after that movie. When I say flirted, I didn't actually
steal anything. I've never stolen anything in my life, but

(27:28):
I fantasized about it. Every guy has I want to
know if I could get away, and now now I can't.
And I know it's really stupid, but every guy wonders
could I get away from the cops? And I know
that's a terrible thing to say out loud, but every
single guy listening to the sound of my voice right now,
and half the women are nodding along in agreement. What Chris,

(27:51):
what when I see the lights come on behind me?
Do I hit the brakes? Oh? I hit the brakes? Yeah, no, no, no,
not a little rev Do Do you try to run
from the comps when you get pulled over?

Speaker 4 (28:07):
Chris?

Speaker 1 (28:08):
That's terrible. Oh my god, No, Chris, pull over? Ah,
hold on, Hold on one exception, I did. I did have.
We were on a two lane road. Cop was coming
the other way, but traffic was bad enough and I
was flying and I zip past him and I immediately

(28:32):
see him hit the lights. He can't turn around right away.
I may in that situation. Let me finish the story, Chris.
I may have accelerated until I got to a turnoff
where I turned in, killed the lights. This was at nighttime,

(28:53):
and he went zoom and by. I'm not saying that
that happened. Okay, maybe it was a dream. I hadn't.
But other than that, no, I pull over right away,
and I do the right thing. I make sure he
can see my hands. They're up on the steering wheel.
I'm not rifling through my glove compartment or anything else.

(29:14):
I'm not. I don't want to make a cop nervous,
you know, you know all cops aren't aren't equal, right.
There are great cops and there are terrible cops, inexperienced cops,
Especially now with all this DEI hiring crap, you have
no idea if you're going to get some one hundred
pound woman with an itchy trigger finger who's going to
blow your freaking head off when you're trying to pull
your driver's license out. So I am very respectful. I

(29:37):
do what I'm told. I pull over. The last time
I got a speeding ticket, wait a minute, I even
get a ticket. I don't remember if I got a
ticket or not. The last time I got pulled over,
I was on the way to school with the kids
in the back of the car, and I knew they
were gonna knock on me to ab when they got home,
and it was the first thing they did. Dad got

(29:59):
pulled over again, Dorg with you with you in the car.
I wasn't even going that fast, Chris. It wasn't even
that bad it I think I was going forty in
a thirty or something like that, so it's not looks
like I was doing one hundred and twenty. But getting
pulled over with the kids in the back, and then
they're snicker in the whole time and making their little jokes.

(30:19):
Disrespectful is what it is. It's disrespectful. Uh pause, real quick.
Tunnel to Towers, which you know about, we talk about
a lot. I should have brought this up in the
first hour after we talked about Abby Gate. We talked
about the fallen and the families of the fallen and
all that. I I I know that oftentimes that makes

(30:42):
people inspired to do something for the families left behind.
I don't know if you can do anything for those
specific families or if all that has been done, but
I do know that Tunnel to Towers that is their
mission every day, taking care of the ones left behind,
mind the widows and orphans. That's what they do. You

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can help them do that anytime you want. Eleven bucks
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have a heart, if that's on your mind tonight, and
it may be maybe considered, tonight's a good night for
Tunnel to Towers. Jesse, what's your take on California's efforts
to return land to the Native American tribes. Okay, it's
not an effort. They're not trying to give any land
back to anybody. Nobody is, even the DNC with their

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stupid land acknowledgment stuff. What they're trying to do is
take a fringe radical Indian group and pack them on
the head and act like they're going to do something
while never actually doing something. It's like Democrats do with
reparations all the time. California even braggall, we're gonna do reparations.
We're gonna be the first ones. And they're like the

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craziest state in the country. They never did it either.
It's always just a patent the head keep voting for
me any day. Now, we're gonna make this thing happens.
It's simply never gonna happen. And now here's a headline,
but you know that, you know the thing headlines we
didn't get to. Wilders calls for complete asylum shutdown after

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a killing of a seventeen year old girl. Now this
is in the Netherlands, but I'm not so sure Europe
isn't going to have an uprising of citizens against the
barbarians who have been invading and the politicians who have
facilitated it. It's going too far, and the politicians don't
seem to be backing off. Mexican senator claims President shinebamb

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he backed by the drug cartels. Look, everyone knows she's
backed by the drug cartels. I still think it's hilarious
that the Mexican president's name is Shinebaum. What that doesn't
sound Mexican. Trump says he will seek the death penalty
for murders in the US capital. Yep. Donald Trump is
going to clean up Washington, DC. And liberals in cities

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all across the country are scared to death of it
because what that might mean for everybody else. Biggest planned
parenthood in America to close. Very very happy about this.
This is a monstrosity. It's right here in the Houston area.
We drive by it all the time. It's gigantic, it's disgusting,
it's a monument to demons, and it's closing. Put a

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smile on your face. California Republicans file second lawsuit against
state redistricting push. California is really going to try to
redistrict out like the one Republican they have left. First
of its kind lawsuit blaming oil companies for women's heat
wave death failed to mention her heart disease. That every
single part of the old cloimate change stuff is just

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the biggest money grubbing scam in the history of mankind.
All right, you let's wash this stay off of us,
shall we. We will return tomorrow for a hump day show.
And in case you're wondering, got some pretty big things planned.
That's a total lie. I don't have a single thing plan.
But it might be a good show, that's all.