It is the Jesse Kelly show. Let's have some fun with some gigantic stories out there today.

Oh, it's going to be such a fun night. We have a committee hearing.

We have an investigation into what happened on January 6th. I'll explain exactly what this whole fiasco is all about. That's one, two. The CDC.

Joe Biden.

Saying some things that appear to be shocking some people about coronavirus.

I'll explain why you shouldn't be shocked at all.

And finally, Simone Biles quits in the middle of a competition. It's all the news today. Everyone has a strong opinion.

She's the devil incarnate, worthless quitter, or don't you dare talk about Simone Biles. She's a saint. And you don't understand metal health.

I have strong opinions that will be guaranteed to offend everyone and all that is coming on the Jesse Kelly show. But first and foremost.

Before we address the committee hearing or Simone Biles or the CDC or something, you and I are going to have a very frank talk about something that has happened in this country.

When it happened, why it happened and why it matters. You see, there was this committee hearing today. We're all these cops, all these Capitol police cops and people.

They all stepped up in front of the microphone and went whining about January 6th.

To the worst day ever. And I haven't slept and blah blah blah. I'm going to set all them aside for just a moment because we're not really talking about the hearing right now.

We're going to talk about something I saw today.

Adam Kinzinger. He's a congressman. He's a useless one. One of the Republicans. It's always with Democrats now.

In fact, we're having his primary opponent on the show on Thursday night. Just a quick side note, but Adam Kinzinger. He gets up.

It's his turn to do some of the questioning and do some talking. You know, this is a political moment to speech a fire. And this is what happened.

We talk about the impact of that day. You guys held, you know, democracies are not defined by our bad days. We're defined.

Okay. All right. I've got to talk about this. Let's set aside all the ridiculous things he says and what I would believe me. We will get to that.

Let's address this ridiculous hearing stuff and the things that happen there. You and I focus on different things. Macro issues. Big picture stuff on the show.

When did men in this country? When did they decide that not only should you cry all the time, you should cry in public and be proud of it?

He cried like that on purpose. He knew he was on national television and a man sat down knowing he was on national television and did this on purpose.

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