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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse
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have a fantastic show for you tonight on a Friday.
It's Ask Dr. Jesse Friday. Of course, there are senators, Democrats,
saying evil things about immigration. No big surprise. We'll talk
about that. We'll talk about Democrats cheating in elections. Josh
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Shapiro lied about kids dying of measles. Now he's going
back to the tried and true tactic they always use.
Senator Mark Kelly said something accidentally pretty revealing. All that
and so much more. But of course, we're going to
mainly focus on your questions tonight. Now, before we get
to your questions, I do want to check a couple
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boxes here. I just mentioned Josh Shapiro. Just remember, we
talked about it a little bit yesterday. COVID-19. taught powerful
people in this country a lesson that I wish it
had not taught them. COVID taught powerful people that if
they scare us enough about diseases, they can take more
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power for themselves. Diseases are just generally scary anyway. Who
hasn't thought about, what if I get cancer? Everyone knows
someone who has cancer, dying from cancer. I feel like
it's half my family. It's awful. And you think about it, right?
Beyond cancer, just anything, the Ebola virus. You can't see it.
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You can't touch it. For the most part, you can't
shoot it. You can't prevent it. You're helpless. It's like
a shark attack. So it's scary. And they figured out
during COVID that if they scare us badly enough, That
we will accept tyranny. Not necessarily you, but as a whole,
we will accept tyranny. Let's be honest. Let's have a
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sober analysis of ourselves here. We, the American people, failed
during COVID. It doesn't mean every individual did. But as
a country, we failed. There should have been a riot
out in front of your mayor's house. the day he
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took down the outdoor basketball hoops in your town. There
should have been a riot out in front. He should
have honestly been, and I don't want anybody hurt, he
should have been afraid for himself and his family. He
should have had to sneak out of town. That's the
most American response when a governor or somebody tells you
to close your school, close your business. That's the appropriate response,
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and we failed. And they learned, hey, Diseases work for me.
So Josh Shapiro is a piece of crap. He's the
governor who runs Pennsylvania. Baby dies with measles. I believe
it was a ruptured spleen. And of course, he quickly
comes out and says, baby died from measles. And he
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tries to get through this warrantless search thing for health people.
He was called on it today. And man, stop me
if you've heard this one before.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
As I said that day, and I've said since, I
think the most important conversation that needs to take place
is between parents and people and trusted medical providers and
trusted medical experts. And I think it's really important that
that conversation happens offline. I don't think it serves the
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interest of public health or slows the spread of this
outbreak for me to get into a back and forth
about conspiracy theories that are showing up online.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
Conspiracy theories. Don't they love that? How many times over
just the past five, ten years have you heard them
use that line, conspiracy theories? And almost all of them
are right. They almost all turn out to be accurate. Whatever.
Let's get to some questions. Hey, Jesse, this week we
packed up and left our home in liberal Denver to
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relocate to Alabama. I'm excited to get out of the
liberal echo chamber to a more conservative, family-friendly culture, but
I also can't help feeling a little bit like we're
surrendering and running away. You often encourage people to get
out of blue states, and I understand why, but I'm
curious what the long-term game plan is for states like
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California and Colorado if all the conservatives leave. When will
it be time to try to take them back, or
do we just write them off as losses and let
them burn? Love the show. Thanks for all you do.
A lot of great conservative commentators out there in my book.
You're second only to Rush and the talk radio world.
Keep up the good work. Okay, so is it surrendering?
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Is it running away? And what's the plan? I have
encouraged you over and over and over again through the
years to to get out of your blue area if
you can. Lots of times you can't. I'm not naive
to that because of jobs and kids and school and
family and there are all kinds of things that can
tie you down to a specific area. But if it
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is possible, you need to get out. And you need
to get out for a couple different reasons, a few
different reasons actually. The first reason is for a while,
I'll put it this way, for a while, your blue area,
will only get worse and worse from here. There are
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no more guardrails on the Democrat Party. The moderates are gone.
If they're still there, they know better than to sound
like moderates. Now, if the moderates are gone, there are
no more guardrails. There will be a never-ending spiral of
evil from now on in places like California, in New York,
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in Colorado. For the foreseeable future, Things will only get worse.
You can maybe convince yourself, okay, I can live with
this much crime that we have now, but if it
gets worse, I'm going to have to leave. I can
live with this many taxes, but if it gets worse,
we're going to have to leave. Okay, there's a lot
of gay stuff in the kids' school. I guess I
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can work around it for now, but if it gets worse,
we're going to leave. It's going to get worse, all
of it, every bit of it. It's all going to
get worse. So let's talk about another reason. You, your family,
your happiness. I have lived all over the United States
of America, as you know. Just that's the way I
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grew up. And then as an adult, bouncing around, doing
various stupid things that I do, I've lived all over
the place. There is a significant difference in your day-to-day
life when you live in a red area of people
who share your values with versus a blue area of
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evil communist demons. A significant difference. A walk into a
coffee shop is 10 times more pleasant. Your kid's school,
your day-to-day interactions, your whole life is more pleasant. And
let's just talk about crime. In red areas, this is obviously,
there are exceptions here, but in red areas, for the
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most part, people demand that crime is punished. It is
a demand. It's not tolerated at all. The cops in
my town, the cops will get in trouble if there
is some dirtball-looking, druggie vagrant standing on the street corner.
The cops will get in trouble. The phone calls will
blow up at the police station. Excuse me, what exactly
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are you doing? Why is he here? The cops in
my town, they will pull you over, and if your
driver's license is not from my town, you are in
deep trouble. I was actually warned about it when I
was first looking into this area. Someone told me about
my town and said, you better be careful in there
if you don't live there. That's what you get in
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red America and red America in blue America. They let
the criminals out on purpose. And especially if they're if
they're if they're not white, they're not interested in arresting
them at all. This is about the safety of you
and your family. It's not that bad things don't happen
in my area. Murders and things happen. Things happen everywhere.
I'm not saying that. The basic safety of your family
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is at stake. Now, and I'm going to get to
this surrendering part thing here in a moment. But now,
remember how we assign seats in the House of Representatives
in the United States of America. It is based on
the population of your state. The population of your state.
So if your state gains two, three, four million people,
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You're going to gain 10 congressional seats. Probably wouldn't be
that many, but you're going to gain those seats. And
it works the opposite way, too. If your state loses 2, 3,
4 million people, that state is going to lose those
congressional seats. This is part of the reason Democrats are
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so committed to the mass importation of foreigners and they're
so desperate to keep counting them in the census. They
need them to maintain the amount of congressional seats they
have in the blue areas because people are leaving because
people are moving. It's not that we want California or
Colorado or New York or any place like that to
burn and fail. These are all part of the United States.
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We want them to succeed and be wonderful. I mean,
California is frigging paradise, right? We don't want it to fall,
but we have to choke it off for now. We
have to choke it. We have to take away its
power and transfer that power to other states. And by moving,
you do that. You're the one doing it. You are
taking power from them and handing it to a better place.
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That's a good thing. Now, I'll address the surrender part
of this, and we'll move on and talk about something
else before we do that. There is very little protection
from online crime. And that is a sad, sad state
of affairs because it's the biggest crime out there. Did
you know even the mafia is in on this? It's
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just something that international criminal organizations do. Nation states do this.
China does this. What do they do? They're out looking
for your information at all times. Right now. This morning. Tonight.
At all times. 24 hours a day. They are prowling
around the internet. trying to find a way to hack
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into places and steal your data so they can destroy you.
And man, when they start taking loans out in your name,
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He doesn't care if you believe him, but he's right.
Jesse Kelley. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Friday. And that's Dr. Jesse Friday. So one last
thing on this. The guy's moving his family out of
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a blue state, blue area for sure. Denver, moving them
down to Alabama. You're going to love Alabama. Alabama. And
I'm going to get so much Alabama hate because Alabama
people want Alabama to stay pure. And every time I
talk lovingly about Alabama, I get emails. Stop telling people
to move here.
Speaker 3 (12:33):
We're full.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
The Alabama coast. Oh my gosh. What, Chris? Chris is
pointing out how small it is. Chris, I don't know
if you know this, but they have to scale maps.
It's actually quite large. There's plenty of coast down in Alabama,
and it's gorgeous. Birmingham, a little liberal and kooky, gorgeous.
Alabama is such an underrated gem in this country. Everyone
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moves to Florida, no one even thinks about Alabama. I
love Alabama. Anyway, are you surrendering? Is it surrendering? We
just celebrated, well, we just had the anniversary of the
Battle of Long Island. Do you remember the history episode
I did on the Battle of Long Island? I think
it was two parts, two or three parts. It was
a little while ago. Battle of Long Island. George Washington
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had troops. The troops were there. The troops were outnumbered
big time. And so what did they have to do?
They had to keep fighting a strategic retreat in order
to get back to a stronghold to keep the army
from being wiped out. Was he a coward? Was that surrendering? No.
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It's surviving to fight another day. It's living to fight
another day. This is the norm. Battlefield commanders learn about
this in war college. This is the norm. Some battles,
maybe the wind is wrong. Maybe the ground is wrong.
Some battles, you should not fight. Some battles are not right,
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and you shouldn't fight them. You know how I talk
about most of the great conquerors in history, and honestly,
I was probably about all of them, but most of
the great conquerors in history share this thing, and the
thing is speed. They moved really fast.
Speaker 3 (14:24):
Why?
Speaker 4 (14:24):
Why?
Speaker 1 (14:25):
Julius Caesar, famous for it. Boom. Really fast. Alexander the Great,
absurdly fast. Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan. The city would find
out that the Mongols are invading, and then they wake
up the next day and the Mongols are outside the gates.
They're thinking, I thought we had a week. I thought
we had a month. Speed. Why? Well, when you get
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there first, or sooner than the enemy thinks you're going
to get there, It oftentimes allows you to choose the
location of the battle. You want to fight where you
can fight, where you have the best chance of success.
Get to a red area. It's not surrendering. It's a
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strategic retreat. It's a tactical retreat to keep yourself from
being wiped out. You said you were in Denver, or
maybe you're listening right now in Manhattan or LA or
something like that. How much good are you doing there?
Maybe you're in L.A. We just had Spencer Pratt make
a very brave, totally admirate run to be mayor of
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Los Angeles. And we all watched as they just stole
the election from him because communists do. Now, obviously, it's
hard to convince people to move out of Southern California because,
as I mentioned, it's paradise. So I'm not saying that,
but politically, are you doing any good there for real?
Or are you so surrounded by evil, cheating communists that
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your political efforts are really wasted? Oh, you'll raise awareness
and do things like that, but are you getting any
actual wins out there? It's not your fault. It's not
like you're weak or stupid or don't want the right things,
but if you're that surrounded... California has a gubernatorial election
coming up. I'm going to go ahead and spoil it
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for you. The Republican is going to get slaughtered. Slaughtered.
It would probably be 10 points or more. He's going
to get massacred. He has no chance whatsoever. And that
probably stings to Republicans listening right now in California who
are maybe out there knocking on doors and trying to
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get out the vote. And I'm not telling you you're
doing anything wrong. I admire it completely. You know I
always tell people to get involved. You're not doing anything wrong,
but you're not going to.
Speaker 4 (16:47):
Win.
Speaker 1 (16:47):
But think about this. What if All that energy, all
those efforts you put in, what if you could move
them to a place where you could get wins, where
your hard work will end up in wins? Getting legislation
passed that you like, getting people elected that you like,
stopping bad legislation. What if your efforts, what if they
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could get a lot more fruit somewhere else? We have
to consider that. I know no one likes to leave
because it feels like surrender. It's not surrender. Jesse, I
don't understand why the GOP doesn't tie affordability to the
mass deportations of foreigners. There are plenty of documentation that
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foreigners drive up the cost of housing and health care. Well,
this is something, give the man credit, J.D. Vance has been,
of course, Really, really good on this thing. He's been
talking about it over and over. Here he is.
Speaker 5 (17:47):
Well, it's 18 months, ladies and gentlemen, and the verdict
is in. While housing doubled under the leadership of Joe Biden,
rents are falling for the first time in a decade
under the leadership of Donald Trump because we got people
who shouldn't be here the hell out of our country.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
It's very simple.
Speaker 4 (18:04):
J.D.
Speaker 1 (18:05):
Vance has been great on it. I haven't heard much
of that from Trump. I'm sure maybe tweeted it or
something like that or maybe said something. He's our most
important voice, our most powerful voice. I would like to
hear a lot more of that from him too, but J.D.
's banging that drum. All right. Should we start cheating
in elections? They do it. Why don't we? Hang on.
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Jesse at Jesse Kelly show.com brother Kelly. Republicans cry all
the time about Democrats cheating in elections. So I got
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to thinking, why don't we just cheat in elections? Do
we not have the cheating infrastructure set up that we need?
Or are we too scared? Perhaps we're too dumb to
use the same tactics. We obviously aren't very good at
stopping them from cheating. So let's get in on it. Thoughts?
Speaker 4 (19:07):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (19:08):
Well, let's give you a couple audio cuts. Um, Michigan
Democrats scrambled to get the dead voters back on the
voter rules. I took off a dead voter in my township.
And guess what? That dead voter was put back on.
Not by me. That was done by the Secretary of
State's office. The Secretary of State's job is to maintain
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clean voter rules. Only if it's a Democrat, they think
their job is to make sure the voter rules are
as crooked as possible.
Speaker 3 (19:40):
Correct?
Speaker 1 (19:42):
Arizona's Attorney General Chris Mays suing Donald Trump. Why? Trump
has these new restrictions on mail-in voting because everyone everyone
knows Democrats use mail-in voting to cheat. Yeah, here. And
if it does, do you have any sense of how
many Arizonans might not get early ballots delivered?
Speaker 3 (20:03):
Well, what I would say is over my dead body
is that rule going to go into effect. We are
going to fight this tooth and nail.
Speaker 1 (20:14):
You got it. So why don't we? Why don't we?
Speaker 3 (20:20):
All right.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
I want you to think about the criminal world right now.
We'll talk about a gang. A gang. What's a gang do?
Gang members, what do they do? They deal drugs, kill people,
hurt people, steal everything they can, just basic gang stuff.
And here's the thing about it. You have to be
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the type of person who's okay doing those things or
you're not going to make it in the gang. You
can't show up and say, hey, I would love to
be in your gang. Looks like you got a great
gang here. Can't wait. Someone grab me a 40. It
looks great. Can I be in your gang? But here's
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the thing, guys. I'm really not comfortable stealing. And I
don't want to kill anybody. Look, I'm okay if you
want me to beat someone up or something like that.
But no stealing for me. And I really am not
comfortable killing anybody. How do you think that's going to
go for you? You can't be half in the gang.
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You're either all the way a criminal or stay out
of the game. I have always, and I will always,
Lord willing, encouraged you to stay on the right side
of the law, not because I have always stayed on
the right side of the law, not because I'm a
good person at all. I've encouraged you to stay on
the right side of the law for a couple reasons. One,
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you don't need to go to prison and have your
life destroyed. You don't need that. The legal headache, you
don't need that. You don't want that. And also, you
start dabbling into criminality, that's a very dangerous thing. Democrats
believe in cheating because Democrats only care about power. They
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don't care. There's no morality ever that goes into their minds.
That's why they lie all the time about everything. They
just lie about everything. The most obvious things in the
world they'll lie about. They lie about everything all the time.
They believe in lying. They believe in cheating. This is
part of what they think they should be doing. As
long as it's in the pursuit of power for the
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communist revolution, you do whatever you have to do to lie, cheat,
and steal to win. Now, Let me ask you, I
realize we may have some ruffians in our midst, no
question about it. How many people do you think we
have on our side who would be okay doing something
like that? I'm a bit of a ruffian myself, and
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I'm telling you right now, I would never cheat in
an election. Even if it meant stopping a Democrat, I
would never cheat in an election. I wouldn't want you
to cheat in an election. I believe part of being
a free country is as having good, fair, open, honest elections.
I would never cheat. I think that's a lousy, horrible
thing to do. And I'm a ruffian. We don't have
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the people to pull off some cheating enterprise. We don't
have the people. Democrats, they're all like that. They really are,
especially activist Democrats, because it's all they do for a living.
You know, our people, have you been down to Republican
headquarters in your town? your county, maybe even your state.
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Have you been in Republican headquarters? Do you know what
you will find if you go down to Republican headquarters?
I guarantee it. You'll find a bunch of senior citizens
working in there.
Speaker 3 (23:53):
Why?
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Because they're the only ones who care about politics?
Speaker 4 (23:57):
Nope.
Speaker 1 (23:57):
They're retired. They're the only people who have the time
to do it. They have an interest, and I'm going
to credit to you if that's one of you. Credit
to you. They're the only ones who have an interest
in it, and so they're the only ones with time
to do it. Democrats don't even have jobs. Go down
to Democrat Party headquarters. There'll be some old people, no
question about it. You'll see young people in there because
it's their life. They're not dabbling in the gang. They're
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all in all the time. We can't. And we don't
want to. I don't want to. I understand the sentiment.
If they're going to lie, cheat, and steal, if they're
going to do everything they can to win, no rules whatsoever,
then that's how we have to play too. Totally disagree.
And by the way, we don't have to remember. All
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we have to do is make some moves, and the
Trump administration has been awesome on this. Let's make some
moves to try to choke off the cheating. Let's attack
the issue before it gets to be a problem. Do
you think it's an accident that almost immediately the Trump
DOJ launched an all-out war on the voter rolls in
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this country? It's not an accident. Why do you think
Trump did that? because Trump knows exactly what is happening
and why it is happening. Democrats leave legions of dead
voters on the voter rolls because they mail them ballots,
then they get someone to fill it out for Democrats,
and then they win elections based on those dead voters
voting in elections. The reason Joe Biden was able to
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be installed as president of the United States of America
is because we're idiots who shut down the country for
COVID and then decided to mail out the ballots to everybody.
It took Democrats, it took their infrastructure that was already
built for cheating and gave it a huge injection of cash.
It was a godsend for Democrats. We had no chance
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to win that election whatsoever the second legions of ballots
got mailed out.
Speaker 2 (25:56):
None.
Speaker 1 (25:57):
Gone. It was already over. We didn't know it yet,
but it was already over. The Trump administration is digging
into the voter rules. They are suing states, saying, I
need to see your voter rules. And Democrats are, of course,
fighting this tooth and nail. No, please. No, you're not allowed. No,
I'll sue you. No, no, please no. Please no. Because
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they know exactly what is happening. It's not just some
joke that you get to share with your buddies. Dead
people vote for Democrats because Democrats believe in doing anything
to achieve power and stopping Republicans. And again, lying, a
lot of this comes back to just basic dishonesty. It's
not that Republicans don't lie. Republicans obviously have told many lies,
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but Democrats lie on purpose all the time. On purpose
all the time. You get in trouble as a Democrat
if you tell the truth, not if you lie. Remember
this one from Gavin Newsom yesterday?
Speaker 5 (26:53):
What?
Speaker 1 (26:54):
A huge wine cellar in my house? No, I never
filled it. I didn't even know it had that much
until I read that in your newspaper. I literally didn't
even know. By the way, I put books in there.
I don't know if you saw the photos. There's no
wine there. It's books. Well, trust me, it's my only
inheritance from my father. I had no idea. He had
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no idea. I guarantee that was on the front cover
when he bought the house. 5,000 bottle wine cellar. I
guarantee him and his witch wife went down to that
wine cellar the first time they were in the house
and were oohing and aahing. Did you see pictures of it?
It's like, Chris, did you see pictures of it? It
looks like a castle, man. Yeah, it's sweet. I mean,
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I wouldn't put wine in there. I don't know what
I'd do, make it a game room or something like that.
Arcade games. Ob- I would probably want to do something
else with it, though, something nice. We're getting arcade games, Chris.
When we move into a new place, we're getting some.
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We'll get back to the questions in a moment. I
have to address this from Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona.
He's talking about Pete Hegseth. Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War,
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is always out there saying things like our job is
to kill people and break things, all those kind of things,
stuff that you love, stuff I love. Mark Kelly came
out and said this.
Speaker 4 (29:35):
I think the Secretary of Defense has done the members
of the military a big disservice by the way he's
been conducting himself in his job, getting on a stage,
talking about killing people and lethality. And that attitude from
the top, it's not healthy for members of the military
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to hear this.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
Now, obviously, anyone who's not a fruit knows that that's
exactly what the military is supposed to do. And that's
exactly how you want your military leaders talking. And as
he was giving that little rant there, Mark Kelly, Jewish
producer Chris jumps in my ear and says, so what's
he want the military to do? Well, let me answer
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your question, Chris. And it's something we've talked about before.
The communist believes that all things All things should exist
to serve and promote the communist revolution. All things. Your
child's second grade teacher has a Black Lives Matter flag
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in her classroom because she believes her second grade class
is an opportunity for her to promote the revolution. Your
local public library has a tranny section in the kids
section because the public librarian believes that library is an
opportunity to promote the revolution. They have infected the corporate world.
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And now we have corporate, gigantic corporations out there pushing
the most left-wing things because the communists were very purposeful
about that and they were honest about it. This comes
back to, you know, the World Economic Forum's idea of, hey,
corporations should be used. All that capital should be used
for what? The revolution. And it also applies... to things
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that you think are important and are important. The communist
looks at air traffic controllers and says, wait a minute,
we had too many white guys pass the test. You're
all fired. Let's get some more minorities in here. And
a normal person like you would say, who cares what
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color they are? Lives are at stake. I don't want,
but the communist doesn't care. Air traffic controllers is just
another thing that should be used to promote the communist revolution.
And that's why they did what they did as fast
as they did it with the military. When Joe Biden
took over, granted, Clinton had done some of this. Obama
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did a whole lot of this, but Joe Biden took
it and put it on steroids immediately. They began purging
people who had right-wing thought. That's what a lot of
that COVID vaccine requirement was. That was getting rid of
any ideological opposition. And immediately, they started gaying up the
whole thing. The whole thing was a DEI promotion.
Speaker 4 (32:40):
Why?
Speaker 1 (32:40):
We need the military. We need a strong military to
protect the country, to do this, to do that. That's
what you would say. That's what I would say. The
communist doesn't think like that at all. For him, the
The military is just another thing that should be used
for the revolution. We can't have people up there talking
about lethality.
Speaker 4 (33:01):
I think the Secretary of Defense has done the members
of the military a big disservice by the way he's
been conducting himself in his job. getting on a stage,
talking about killing people and lethality. And, you know, that
attitude from the top, it's not healthy for members of the.
Speaker 1 (33:24):
Mark Kelly believes the military should promote the communist revolution
and that's all it should do. That's what they believe
universities should do. That's what they believe Hollywood should do.
It's what they believe the FBI should do. The local judge.
You name it. The communist believes all things should work
on behalf of the revolution. And I've warned you before,
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if you run a business, if you have a business,
even a small one, if you bring a Democrat into
your business, you are exposing yourself to this. You may think, well,
he's got to keep his job, she's got to keep
her job, but they may be clever about it. But
I guarantee you, guarantee you, cross my heart and hope
to die, they have already thought about ways they can
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use your small business to promote the revolution. It's how
they think. It's sick. It's terrible. But it's how they think.
It sucks. Even Relief Factor can't make that pain go away. What, Chris?
Relief Factor can probably make your physical pain go away, though.
How does this work? If it's got no drugs in it,
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if it's 100% drug-free, it's a supplement. How does it
help with the aches and the stiffness and the pain?
Does it make sense? Well, you have aches and you
have stiffness and you have pain because you have inflammation.
There are parts of your body, they wear down, break
down over time, and they get inflamed. Relief factor helps
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your body fight that inflammation. That's why you take it
a week, two weeks, and it's just, is this pain
going away? I feel like my knee doesn't hurt as
bad as it did my... My back feels better. It
is working. The longer you take it, the better it works.
When you stop taking it, you're like, oh, no, this sucks,
and you start taking it again. Try it for three weeks.
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Three weeks of it is $ 17. 76. Call 1-800-THE-NUMBER-4-RELIEF or go
to relieffactor.com. All right? All right. Great leader of the masses.
Every day I have the pleasure of driving past way
too many homeless in Portland. It's equally disgusting and maddening.
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What would Jesse, who is constrained by present-day America, do
to solve this problem? Arrest him. The homeless problem is
not a difficult problem to solve at all. It's not.
Send the cops out there, throw them all in handcuffs,
and throw them all in jail. Almost every homeless person,
this is almost universal, they want to be homeless, they
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are mentally ill, They are drug slash alcohol addicted. And
if your city allows them to remain out there, they
will remain on your sidewalks, peeing on the sidewalk, doing
drugs out in the open. committing crimes, they'll start fires
because they're mentally ill drug addicts. It's not difficult to
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solve any homeless problem. If your town has a homeless problem,
it's because your politicians are weak. It's not difficult at all.
Send out the cops, handcuffs, jail. And by the way,
you do this enough, The word gets around the homeless community.
They all talk to each other. The word gets around
the homeless community. This is not a very friendly place
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to be homeless. Let's go somewhere else and be homeless
down there. And then they'll be sauntering down the highway
doing meth on their way down to California. Homeless problems.
People love to act like so many problems are complicated
when they are unbelievably simple. It's not difficult to solve
a homeless problem. I mentioned it earlier in the show, actually.
Why don't I have homeless people in my town? There's
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not a single homeless person. Because if you show up
on a street corner in my town with a sign
up that says, give me $ 5, the cops are going
to be there in about 10 minutes and they're going
to throw handcuffs on you and they'll never see you again.
It's not difficult. Arrest them and throw them in a cage.
When you let them out, because they didn't commit murder,
you know, they're going to get out. When you let
them out, they'll leave. Because they don't want to get
arrested again.
Speaker 4 (37:22):
All right.
Speaker 1 (37:23):
We still have two hours. Churches are burning. What's happening here?
Hang on.