This is the Jesse Kelly Show.

It is the Jesse Kelly show.

Another hour of the Jesse Kelly show on a magnificent Tuesday. I don't know how it could

possibly get any better. People with the Department of Education are getting fired. This is amazing.

And the reporting is not only have they shut the building down, they've begun laying off half the

employees. So that's all right. Now we'll get to hopefully an update, a good,

a very good update on the Ukraine stuff, some emails and things this hour. But well, last night I

started something and I need to continue it now. Maybe you miss last night show. I can't imagine

that's the case. but if you did miss

last night show, at the start of the second hour, I did Medal of Honor Monday, and then I started

into part one of telling a little history about the Crimean War. I am not going to recap it for you

here because it took like 45 minutes to get

through everything I went through last night. So in order to catch you up in about 30 seconds

to a minute, here's what it is. It's the mid-1800s. Russia is an autocratic empire. France and

Britain hate each other, but they decide to join forces and fight alongside Turkey

to keep Russia from taking over key parts of Turkey, period.

That's where we are.

And the reason I'm telling this story in part is because this exact area, this exact area,

is what everybody is fighting over today in case you thought there

was anything new under the sun.

And the British slash French plan was form up a fleet with an army, sail through the Dardanelles.

If you don't know what the Dardanelles are, you need to go look them up.

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