This is the Jesse Kelly Show.

It is the Jesse Kelly Show final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, a wonderful ask Dr. Jesse Friday questions all over the place this hour.

We're even going to talk about communist language, the Democrat ticket for 2028.

We're going to talk about, well, the people being in charge, menu whispering.

Some guy has a question about menu whispering, all that and so much more.

Before we get to any of that, I want to do just one more thing on this question.

What's the Democrat Party supposed to look like?

I can't speak for a party I'm not part of.

And I already explained what it's like

why we have these opposition parties. We should have more than just two, but that's what we've got.

That's a system we've got. We've got two, really. What I would like is this. For one, foreign

policy wise, I would like both parties, Republican and Democrat, to return

to the founding foreign policy of the United States of America.

The founding foreign policy of the United States of America, you're welcome to go read up on all of it.

You want to start with George Washington's farewell address. You can, but you can read things from John Quincy Adams.

I mean, it wasn't like this was a one-off.

America's founding forum policy was, we don't get involved in other people's affairs. We mind our own

business. We trade with everybody. That was part of it. We will trade with everyone. Economically,

we're happy to trade with you. But don't you get involved in some war and go calling on the American people to use

their blood and their money to come save you. That is a no-go. And maybe you're thinking I'm some

Nambi-pambi, modern-day hippie pacifist. That was America's foreign policy up to World War II. Even World War I, Woodrow Wilson

and all of them really had to bend over backwards to try to justify getting the American

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