Oh, it is the Jesse Kelly show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday. Oh, what a sweet night. It's going to be. We have organized crime stuff. You know how much we love mafia stuff?

There's mafia stuff tonight. Yeah, little things like the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff committing high treason, which should result in a military trial and execution by firing squad. We'll get to that here in a few.

Oh, gallows is fine. I don't care. High treason is high treason. That's that's I'm not being over the top. That's a fact. We'll go into that in a minute.

We have professors rooting against the United States of America. Where are you sending your kid to get educated? And we have. Well, accountability is for everyone, right?

We have some new numbers out about the economy and man, those lockdowns ain't looking so hot anymore. But before we get to any of that, any of it.

I'm going to do something I don't think I've ever done it on the show. Chris, have I ever. Have I ever paid homage to a dead celebrity on my show? I haven't. Have it. It's just not my thing. I realize it's something everyone else does in talk radio.

Everybody, I the people feel an obligation to do it. And there's no judgment for me. I understand my show is different to put it mildly. Just nothing. Nothing I've ever felt the need to do.

Until today. Norm McDonald died today. Norm McDonald at the age of 61 died of cancer. I'm going to be playing a lot of Norm McDonald sound tonight. One because it's all pants wedding funny. Norm McDonald was the best. The best is just his dry delivery. Oh my gosh. I love this guy.

This was Norm McDonald played number 13. This was Norm McDonald at the S. P's at the S. P's. This was Norm McDonald.

And there's Charles Woodson. How about that? Don't want a season. He had it.

Great, Andy. If you came the first defensive player to win the Heisman trophy. Congratulations, Charles. That is something that no one can ever take away from you.

Unless you kill your wife and a waiter in which case.

I'll guess you're after him.

Oh gosh. That was Norm McDonald cracking OJ jokes at the S. P's. And you can hear the laughter and everybody kind of going.

And I'm going to pay a little more tribute to Norm McDonald tonight than I ever have anyone else before for another reason.

I understand everybody copes in their own way. People deal with life. Everybody in their own way. I am probably something you would call more of a stoic type. Chris is that fair.

A little too fair. Probably more of a stoic type. But Norm McDonald died from cancer today. Cancer he had been fighting for nine years.

Nine years. Norm McDonald was fighting cancer. And he didn't ever tell a soul. Not a soul. Not only did he not tell a soul.

He actually did stand up routines joking about dying from cancer and never felt the need to say I've got it to feel bad for me.

And he said, hey, that old man died now. They go, hey, he lost his battle. That's no way to end your life. What a loser. That guy was last thing he did was lose.

He was raging a brave battle. But at the end, I guess he got kind of cowardly was what happened. And then the bowel cancer, it got brave. You got to give it to the bowel cancer.

You know, they were in a battle. And then what the f***.

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