Ask Dr. Jesse Friday

Episode Transcript

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Yes, it is the Jesse KellyShow. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Show on a Friday, and askdoctor Jesse Friday. And we've got a
ton to get to, everything frompolitics to history to gas station food.
So we don't have time to sitaround. It's time to dig in and
get focused. My focus is juststay focused, Jesse. As a history

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buff, can you recall a moretumultuous that's a great word twenty five years
than what we've experienced since the beginningof this new millennium between nine to eleven,
wars, a housing collapse, thestring of presidents, We've had technology
moving rapidly as it has, pandemic, et cetera, et cetera. Has

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there been a more tumultuous quarter centurythan the ones we're currently in You can
say my name. Well, that'sa difficult question to answer, because we
don't have a great perspective, right. I think the perspective part of the

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reason I love history is perspective helpsIt helps us deal with our day to
day problems, our country problems.And yet, look, you made a
great case. You look back atthe last twenty five years. You got
the nine to eleven, the GlobalWar, on tear, you know,
idiot president after eightieth president, it'sbeen it's been a tough road. It's

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been a tough road. But Idon't know. I'd say if you lived
from eighteen fifty to eighteen seventy five, that would probably classify as a pretty
rough quarter century, wouldn't you imagineThe little things like the country dividing itself

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and then shooting each other in theface kind of a big deal. If
you lived from I don't know,nineteen fifteen to nineteen forty five, you've
been through it. Think about that. Think about that, you've been through
it. I'm not denying any ofour problems. We talk about them all

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the time. You talk about them, I talk about them. They've got
plenty of problems, tons of them. There's no shortage of things to talk
about here every day, that's forsure. But I think we should keep
some perspective. Yes, it's arocky time in history. How many times
in history haven't been rocky? Youknow, Problems come, That's the way
it goes. Problems come. Lifecomes with problems, personal problems, country

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wide problems. It just it happens. You know. I'll tell you something
we don't think about enough. Andthis is probably going to hit home for
some people. I just had afriend who was recently diagnosed. It doesn't
matter, it doesn't matter. He'she's very sick and a young guy.
Tell you what, we don't thinkabout health. You don't ever think about

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your health or dwell on your healthuntil it goes bad. Maybe you've had
cancer, maybe you're in the middleof cancer. Maybe you have cancer or
some other disease that's going to killyou. How often does health cross your
mind? How often do you sayto yourself, I wished I'd appreciated it

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more back when I was healthy.You know, life is just funny that
way. It's gonna come with peaksand valleys. Baby, When I tell
my sons all the time, peaksand valleys, King of Meat, which
gas station chain has the best madeto order food sheets, wah wah,
BUCkies, et cetera. I knowyou're classy enough to frequent these places.
I'm team sheets all the way.Okay, uh, I know all about

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gas stations. I'm mister gas station. As I have said, the gas
station is so underrated. We alwaystake you know, occasionally we'll do calls
and we'll say, tell me aboutyour blessings. I want to know about
a blessing in your life. Youunderstand how blas we are to have gas
stations. The gas station is incredible. I pull in, I might go.

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On the way home from work.I go. Sometimes when I don't
even need anything in the gas station, I pull in my gas station.
Maybe I need to fill up.You know what I'll do when I fill
up, I'll saunter on into thegas station. Maybe maybe I want to
switchblade that day. They've got them. Maybe the wife's out of eggs,
she's doing some baking. My gasstation has a dozen eggs if I want

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it right there. Frozen pizza,they got it. Six pack of beer
if you're a drinker, they gotit. It's bag of Doritos, they
got it. Maybe you want togo burn a heater, they got those
two. You want to screw upthe line for everyone else and buy fifteen
Powerball tickets, you can do thatat the gas station. The gas station
is this little little wonder of theworld. And I have been to every

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gas station on the planet. Probablynot, but I've been to a lot.
And yes, I've eaten its sheets. I've eaten at Wahwah several times,
and I've eaten at BUCkies several times. And I'm here to tell you
some we've had this talk before.Let me just lay it out for you.
Everybody, depending on what region ofthe country you're in, everyone has

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a grocery chain or two that theythink is superior to all other grocery chains.
Ah, if you're in Florida rightnow, Florida, man radio,
if you're listening to the sound ofmy voice in Florida right now, every
single one of you is yelling publics, publics, publics, publics. And
I love publics. I'm never gonnatalk on public Publics is amazing. And

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why do you love your your youryour grocery store whatever it is, No
ours is better. You don't understandthey have a special samwich shop. Oh,
you'd understand if they. If youcame in this one, you'd see
this special deli. Every freaking grocerystore has all that crap. They're all
the same. Everybody has a biggrocery chain that serves a bunch of different

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stuff with fresh food that's good.I know everyone stairs this is the best.
And I just defended one hundred percentof the people listening. I'm telling
you they're all the same. Samething. With gas stations, people think
depending on their region, people thinktheir gas station chain is superior to all
others. Sheets is a great example. Now, I love me some sheets.

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I was just in West Virginia,Eh, a couple months ago.
I had dinner at Sheets, somethingclassy. You know. I love sheets,
but it's not really special. It'sbetter. Look, it's better than
normal, but it's not really special. Oh, we have a quick trip.
You don't understand at the quick trip. No, no, no,
no, I do understand. I'vebeen to gas stations all over the country.

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Every time you go on a niceone, a nice big one,
they're all doing the same thing theother guy's doing with one exception. And
you know I'm not. I loveTexas. I moved to Texas on purpose
with no job. I didn't evenhave a job. I just knew we
wanted to raise our kids in Texas. We came here on purpose. Okay,

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but I'm the furthest thinging away froma Texas homer. I tell you
what I love and what I hate. The food in this state best in
the country, the weather worse thanthe country. It's the bottom line.
There is no gas station chain inthe country like BUCkies. Nothing you think
your sheets or wah wah or whateverit is is super special and it's good

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again. I'm a wah wah fan. In BUCkies, they will pull a
fresh brisket off the smoker in frontof you and slice it up for you.
I don't mean they do a meanchicken strip. They have the best

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pastries I think I've ever eaten inmy life. The pastry section is bigger
than your grocery store. The barbecuebrisket pulled pork. I get Philly cheese
steak burritos at BUCkies. That's mygo to meal now. And I'm a
Mexican food freak. I love Mexicanfood. The dorteas are so soft.

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They might be the softest tortillas I'veever had. When you walk into a
BUCkies, they pay their employees whatis it, Chris, It's something like
fifteen dollars an hour. It's createdmore than that. Yet they pay their
employees over the top money, butthey get over the top training and they
demand over the top performance. Youcan eat off the floor in a BUCkies,

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and I'm not kidding. In thebathroom, you walk in the bathroom.
It doesn't even smell. It's huge. There's a thousand dudes and they're
going number one and number two andthe bathroom doesn't smell. And you know,
I'm grossed out by public restrooms.If you have to go, you
pull in BUCkies. They have fulltime people in there cleaning it. You
have never in your life seen agas station like BUCkies. I have never

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in my life. And you knowhow, you'll know you're coming up on
one because they have billboards for themfifty miles away. Don't get gas here?
Yeah, more, Chris said.More. He's right, More,
fifty miles away, there's a BUCkiescoming. Get ready for BUCkies. Gearing
up for BUCkies. They've got tohave one hundred gas station pumps. It's

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like you're pulling into a city.I love me some quick trip and chets
and blah blah. I'm telling you, they're all pimples on an elephant's butt
compared to a Bucki's. I havenever even seen anything like BUCkies before in
my life. They make all theirown stuff and it's amazing. They have
uh nuts, nuggets, buck nuggets, nuggies, beaver nuggets. That's right,

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they have beaver nuggets. Thank you, Chris. They have beaver nuggets.
They're these kind of like melt inyour mouth. I wouldn't even call
it a chip, but I wouldn'tcall it popcorn. They make their own
candy. It's unbelievable. Don't driveby a BUCkies just for the experience.
Pull in. Honestly, I don'tlike to get gas there because the pumps

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is are freaking busy. We pullin just to eat. Oh, if
you need a tent, they haveit at BUCkies. Do you need a
smoker itself? They have it atBUCkies. I don't even know what all
they do there. I haven't evenexplored the whole thing. Did you forget
clothes? They have all that atBUCkies. Trust me, it's like nothing
you've ever seen. It is theJesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and

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ask doctor Jesse Friday. So I'vebeen ranting a lot about democracy, democracy,
democracy, How we're not a democracy. That's a dirty commy word,
a word that they are purposely usingand ingraining into the minds of the public
because they wish we were a democracy. Then the mob could simply vote to
take away your rights and my rights. We are not a democracy. A

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threat to a democracy, a threatto democracy. They're trying to convince people
that we are democracy and then convincepeople that you're a threat to it,
so they can send the FBI afteryou. These two Chris Michael one on
which one it was dug up alittle video, though I thought was pretty
well done the difference between a constitutionalrepublic and a democracy. Actually, forget

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that I found the video, neitherChris or Michael. This was all me
anyway. Here it is a idealof a democracy a universal equality. The
ideal of a constitutional republic is individualliberty. In this century, great strides
had been made toward the goal ofser this sounds really modern, hurting our
republic and transforming it into a democracy. The foremost tactic of the subverters is

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subversion of language. By calling Americaa democracy until people thoughtlessly accept and use
the term, theutalitarians have obscured thereal meaning of American principles of government.
Writers of the Constitution were anxious tosafeguard liberty against dictatorship monarchy they called it,
but their chief anxiety was to protectthe country against democracy. Alexander Hamilton,

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delegate from New York, said,we are now forming a republican government.
Real liberty is not found in democracy. If we incline too much to
democracy, we shall soon shoot intoa monarchy. John Adams, one of
the giants of the American Revolutionary period, said democracy will end. We all
contend with all endeavor to pull downall, and when, by chance it

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happens to get the upper hand fora short time, democracy will be revengeful,
bloody, and cruel. Doesn't soundlike the Democrat Party at all,
does it. America was founded notas a democracy, but as a constitutional
republic. We pledge allegiance to therepublic, by which our flag stands,
not to a democracy. The Constitutionrequires a republican farm of government for all

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states, but does not mention democracy, and neither does the Decoration of Independence
or the Bill of Rights. Someoneask him what kind of government the Convention
had given America, and Franklin replied, a republic if you can keep it.
Dan Smooth, Dan Smoot apparently wasthe guy's name. That's nineteen sixty

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six, so this fight's been goingon for a very long time. But
he sounds like a very smart guy, copying me, copying me from eighty
years ago. Shut up, ChrisJesse. As time goes on, it
seems like everyone has forgotten those ofus who were left seriously damaged by the
vaccine. The pain is unbearable,But even worse is that our country is

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okay with the acceptable casualties that weare. Please don't let them forget us,
he said, use my name.His name is Richard from South Carolina.
I've not forgotten Richard. I talkabout it often, that disgusting,
poisonous shot they pushed into people Operationwarp speed. How many lives lost,

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lives destroyed, people can't walk,people lost their moms. Wives of that
story, Oh remember that story,that young mother was forced to get it
by her job. Gone been nowa widower, kids without a mom.
And they all told you it wassafe and effective. They all bragged about

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it, and most of the peoplewho bragged about it knew it was bad.
Remember that Pfizer knew it was bad. Dear Dick Cheney of Paintball.
Rank these three things in level ofimportance in your life. The soundboard,
ground beef or Jewish producer Chris Andthat's from Bradley Well. Chris is obviously

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last. So let's set Chris aside. Soundboard or ground beef. You know,
Chris and me were doing this showa long time before we had a
soundboard. I don't think I coulddo without ground beef. What Chris?
Okay, that's a good point.See Chris said no ground beef. He

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didn't say no steak. But man, I don't think you fully comprehend how
hamburger helper centric. In fact,how ground beef centric. I am as
a human being. We have hamburgerhelper. The wife won't let me buy
the box stuff anymore because she saysthere's too many preservatives. So she makes
homemade hamburger helper, which is amazing. Oh Chris, it's so good homemade

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hamburger helper, my world famous cheeseburgers. Uh. Man, I think the
soundboard would have to go. Ithink the sound board would have to go,
and that pains me. I don'tknow what I'd do without it.
Hey, Jesse, I love theshow. Blah blah blah, so on
and so forth. Ah me actinglike Jesse Kelly. Well, anyway,
at our house, we have aconflict. My dad says Ford is the

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better car company. I personally likeChevy. What do you think he said?
Ps? Not as in the moralsof the company. But the best
quality of car well I always had. I always bought the cheapest car I
could finally got great gas mileage mywhole life. And then when I got
into my older working years and Icould finally afford to pick up I started

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with the GMC, and then Imoved on to a Chevy. And then
my most recent truck was a Ford. This is my experience with them.
Chevy's GMC and this the same truckalways seemed to be more comfortable. They
rode a little better that Ford.I had that thing flew though it had

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a twin turbo on it, andthat thing would move what Chris, Yes,
Chris, that's the moment the sunroof. I don't know why you have
to bring up old stuff, youknow what? This is why you were
last on the list, after thesoundboard and after the ground beef. Anyway,
I'm done with Chris. I wantto talk about you. Mayonnaise Cam
radio in the Chinese hang on itis the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday,

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and asked doctor Jesse Friday member,you can email the show and you
should Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Now before we get back to the
questions. I just want to justwant to talk about this briefly. The
New York Post has an article today. It's not going to be surprising to
you. You've known about this along time. They have a map showing
that Chinese owned farmland next to nineteenmilitary bases. Nineteen of our military bases,

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Communist China has bought farmland next toit. Now, the only thing
I'm going to say about this isthis, it's very, very frustrating to
watch how we can pathetic the leadershipof this country is, and it's one
of the things that's so daunting aboutthe challenge ahead of us. Why do

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they ignore things like this? Whydo they allow things like this? Well,
so many of our leaders now they'resimply bought off, bought off by
China or flat out America haters themselves. Because there's no sane nation in the
history of the world that would allowa foreign power, even one that was

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a friend, to buy up theland right next to your military base.
That's not something any country in thehistory of the world would permit. Yet
we permit that here in America.It honestly, it reminds me of that
article Lee Smith wrote, he cameout here and talked about it one time.
The article Lee Smith wrote about thewar between Athens and Sparta, and

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I won't go into all the detailsof it, but about how the leaders,
so many of the leaders of Athens, they simply just sold their country
out. That's part of the reasonthey lost. They just for thirty pieces
of silver. They didn't love Athens, didn't feel any sense of duty for
it, and just did them wrong. And that's exactly what we have here

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now. How many people are complicitor at least asleep at the wheel to
allow the communist Chinese to Obviously theyhave plans for this. They have a
plan. The Chinese didn't buy upthe farmland next to the military basis so
they could grow coin coin coin corn. They have a plan, and it's

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not a good plan. Can youimagine what would happen? Why do you
think the Chinese would do that?What if war all of a sudden broke
out. Even if their plan issimply to use that land to spy,
that can be crucial. What's beingmobilized, where's it going, what port
is it leaving from? Think ofthe critical information you could gather against a

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wartime adversary, if you had abunch of land and could observe their military
base from your land, and wejust allow this to happen. I brought
it this up last night. Icomplained about it all the time. I
can't stand the fact that these problemswe have are relatively easy to fix,

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if we could just get the peoplein power to do something about it,
if we could get them to careenough to do something about it. To
all this commy street activism, easyfix, totally cake. Use your attorneys
general. I hate that word.I always call them attorney generals, but
I know that's not probably whatever.Use your ags to go after the left

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wing funding network. Arrest any foreignbillionaire who funds this social unrest in the
country, any street animal you catchon the streets doing all this, gluing
themselves to the road and shattering windows, automatic mandatory minimum ten year prison sentence,
and all that stuff goes away,gone easy, easy, peasy like
that, And we just don't havethe will. Guys mean nuts. Dear

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food guru and men you whisper,what say you about the growing trend of
putting just mayo or mayo with othertoppings on hot dogs? What do you
say are the acceptable and never acceptabletoppings on hot dogs? American patriots want
to know? Is the fourth ofJuly approaches? His name is Paul.
Okay, first, I have totell you something. I have actually never

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had mayonnaise on a hot dog.I would, however, have mayonnaise on
a hot dog. You can't askChris about this. He's a mayonnaise hater.
Michael, are you a mayonnaise ona hot dog? See? Michael,
is I love mayonnaise. I thinkit would be outstanding. Go ahead,
Michael, what you haven't but hewould? Okay, Michael's with me.
He hasn't, but he would.I haven't, but I would.

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Chris hates mayonnaise, so we're notgoing to pay attention to him. Mayonnaise
is a perfectly acceptable condiment on ahot dog. Now, the ultimate hot
dog you will find it in NewYork City because it has the red onion
sauce they put on it. Thatwill set that aside because most of you
aren't in New York City. Ketchupmustard onions. That's how you eat a

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hot dog. If you really wantto step up your game. Perfect hot
dog is they have a ketch Iput ketchup on it, and then they
have jars of it in the grocerystore. Here a jalapeno mustard relish.
It's yellow and you can see thelittle chunks of dice jalapino, like pickled
jalapino in it. You spread thaton a hot dog with some ketchup on

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there. That's as good as itgets. All these things are perfectly acceptable.
Here's what's not acceptable. Whatever youpeople in Chicago are doing. I
don't know what is going on.No, they're not Chris poppy seed bun.
Take your poppy seed bun and shoveit. And more importantly, sour
kraut. Sour kraut shouldn't be allowedon the planet, let alone on a

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hot dog. The only place youshould even be able to find sour kraut
is when we take all the pedophilesand drop them on a deserted island.
We should do a flyover once aday and just dump sour kraut on top
of their heads. That's the onlyway that stuff should even exist. Gosh,
I'm getting all fired up here.Since Jesse, since we talked about

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preparing ahead my patriots supply and Bernaand so on, and so forth,
I'm looking into Ham radio just becauseI think it would be good to have
in the event we're left without internetcommunications. Do you have any knowledge about
ham Do you have one? Andalso, more importantly, would we still
be able to listen to the JesseKelly Show. Okay, I do not
have a Ham radio, but Iam fascinated by them, and I got

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that fascination from my grandpa Hank,I have messed with one before. He's
rest in peace. Grandpa he hadone at his My Grandma and grandpa,
they were farmers, and he hadone at his farmhouse. When we would
go out to their farmhouse when weweren't you shooting squirrels and doing all the
things kids used to be able todo out on a farm when I was

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a kid. Well, kids,do do you want a farm? But
let's say the weather got bad orwhatever, if you had to go inside,
that was the kiss of death atgrandma and Grandpa's house. Grandma and
Grandpa's house, a farm is heavyand for somebody like me who wants to
go shoot things and swim and playtag with the cousins. And my grandpa
would give me a bb gun andordered me into his one of his barns

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because the mice and the rats werea nightmare for his horses. I was
given orders to go kill mice andrats. They honestly, you boys,
will had me a pot of goldfor young Jesse to heaven. But if
the weather got bad and you hadto go inside. Grandma and Grandpa had
the oldest, crappiest TV in theworld. I think it got two channels.

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Grandma who God rest her soul aswell. Grandma Helen, she was
quilting. She had a quilting thingthere. What am I supposed to do
in here? Play scrabble against Grandpa? But he did have this upstairs area
where he was a Ham radio guy, and that's what he did. And

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he used to let us go messwith it within reason. We didn't hadn't
let us trash the place or anythinglike that, but he let us go
mess with it. And yeah,it was cool. Ham Radio is freaking
cool. Dome isn't cool. Peoplestand together. When we use our collective
voice, when we stand in solidarity, we can drive extraordinary change because it

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is we who stand together as thecollective, who have the power and the
ability to see what can be unburdenedby what has been. There's that line
again. She loves that line tosee what can be unburdened by what has

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been? It is. It's theJesse Kelly Show on a Friday, final
segment of an ass doctor Jesse Friday. If you miss any part of the
show, download the whole thing onihard, Spotify, iTunes. You can
email me if you miss me whileI'm gone just over the weekend. I'll
be back on Monday, Jesse atjessecatlesshow dot com. Now, before we

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dig into the emails I didn't getto, and I don't know how many
of these I am going to getto, I'm want to do something really
quickly. Let's save a baby.We're going into a weekend, or maybe
it's Saturday and you're listening to thenext day. It's the weekend. Are
you gonna spend twenty eight dollars onanything this weekend? Most will? What

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if you spend twenty eight bucks ona baby? Twenty eight dollars it buys
an ultrasound. Preborn is out therein these high abortion areas, and they
have these pro life clinics giving thesewomen free ultrasounds, women who are about
to have an abortion, that baby, that baby's life is about to be

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ended. Preborn gives them an ultrasound, and these women choose life almost every
time there's something about it. Shehears that heartbeat, she chooses life,
life. And the ultrasound costs twentyeight dollars. You can give whatever you
want. Look, it's all taxdeductible. Give whatever you want, even
twenty eight grand for all I care. So that's tax deductible. How many

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lives is that preborn dot com slashJesse? All right, preborn dot com
slash Jesse. Now let's tackle whatwe can. And now here's a headline.
But oh, you know, youknow the things emails we didn't get
to dear doctor Jesse. At myschool, the teachers allow a man in

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the women's restrooms. He's a seniorin eighteen years old, but he refuses
to use the single stall restrooms.A lot of the girls I know,
even the non Christians, are veryuncomfortable when he uses the bathrooms. My
whole family and I complained to theschool and they said they have their hands
tied because the school board voted toaffirm gay students. We discover they did
vote about it only a month previous. Somehow we didn't know about this at

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all. Is this a problem withus for not knowing about this? Or
are the school boards deliberately hiding thesedates? How do we pressure the school
board into supporting our values? Soon and so forth. Her name is
Grace, and Grace request the freedobandido ay yi yai yi. I am

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the printo bandito reggy. I likerito scornchits. I love them. I
do I want printo scornchits. I'llget them from you, I yi yai
yi oh, I am the FrittoBundito. Give me britto sconchitchin. I'll
be your friend. Be Fritto bundito. You must not appin much munch munch

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a bunch of pritos. Okay,so let's talk about this. Is it
our fault? Well? Yes andno, Yes and no, And allow
me to explain. These are veryevil people. Communists are evil people,
and evil people don't think like you, and they don't think like me.

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They are honestly, the best wayI would describe them is predators. You're
not a predator. They roam aroundlooking for people to prey upon. And
because you're not a predator, youdon't think like they think, and you
and I we get caught off guardby these things. So here's how it

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works when it comes to a schoolboard. First of all, the makeup
of the school board. You me, we don't run for these We should.
We should own every school board inthe country, especially in red areas.
But even in red areas, theschool boards are run by commies.
Because we were too busy watching thegame, relaxing, we're at work where
the commies aren't. They get totown and the first thing they do is

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go get themselves on the school board. Now let's follow that. Why are
they doing that? Why do theycare so much? Is it because school
board is so much fun? No, it's because it gives them access to
your children. To the communists,as we've talked earlier in the show,
your children are everything to him,he must break them from you. He

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must shatter the family unit and shatteryour child from these values you've given them.
That's why they seek out the schoolboard positions. And then like just
like in this example here, theywill vote on things they know parents don't
want. They'll do it as quietlyas humanly possible. In California, they're

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passing bills they're putting it into lawthat they can tranny your kid behind your
back, and the school isn't allowedto tell mom and dad. That's how
committed these people are to shattering ourchildren. And again, you are not
a predator. So I have allthe sympathy in the world for you and
me. How we got caught offguard. We woke up one day and

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there's a bunch of freaking demons runningour society. Well, we don't think
like they think, but we betterstart. We failed when we allowed them
to have the school boards. Isthere anything we can do? How can
we do it? How can wepressure the school board take away their jobs?
That's how you pressure a school board. You're not gonna stand now.

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I like that parents are getting loudat school boards. That's a good thing.
Be active. I'm not bad mouthingthat at all. But these communists
are not worried about your anger.These communists are worried about keeping their position.
That's what they truly fear. Wehad some lame lecture in church a
couple months ago about politics, andfor the most part, they did a

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very good job about abortion and allthis other stuff. They did a very
very good job, but One ofthe things they said was, you have
to make sure you're living in peacewith everybody. That's ridiculous. You should
never live at peace with a predatorwho's after your child. You should be
making enemy. Are you making enemies? You should be making an enemy of

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that school board member. How byrunning against them? Take away their power,
take away their access, not justto your children, to other children.
If you're not making enemies in yourcommunity, your community better be one
hundred percent blood red. And Ibet you it's not mine, isn't.
And let me tell you what.Half my town loves me, and half

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mind things. I'm the Antichrist.I get sneered at in the grocery store.
They hate my freaking guts, andI'm proud of it. I walk
real tall when that happens to me. Make enemies. There are evil demons
after your children. Don't let themget them. Go make enemies, Go
take away someone's school board spot.That's what you do. Thear Oracle,

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your opening monologue was the absolute bestone I have ever heard. I live
in East Tennessee, Upper East Tennessee. Gosh, I love Tennessee. I
would like to see how to formsome sort of red state coalition against the
out of control federal government. Looka red state coalition. It's just again
a matter of getting the kind ofRepublicans into office who are willing to do

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this. And it's our red statesthat are failing us the most because these
are the states where we could havehardcore anti communists in office, and instead
we have this GOP good old boynetwork. So we're full of loser governors
like Kivy, loser senators like MittRowney and John Cornyn and Rounds and so

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many of the others. We needto be much more active with our red
state politics. And then once weget the people who have the will in
there, well, once the willgets there, the action follows. All
right, Now, put your phonedown and go enjoy your weekend. I'm
going to go enjoy mine.