Oh, my mom is the Jesse Kelly show. Let's have some fun and boy. Um, man, these university

professors are crazy. They are really, really crazy. We're going to go to Rutgers tonight

and we're going to hear from, well, a place you're sending your child. We're going to

talk about Joe Biden's foreign policy trip tonight. Twix. Yes, the candy bar. Don't worry.

You're probably never going to buy one again. We have amazing emails. Everybody wants to

know everything from where to move. People are stuck. We have two guests tonight. The

great Carol Markowitz joins us and then Darren Beady has information about January 6th that

you haven't heard before. All that is coming up tonight on the world famous in super

important Jesse Kelly show. Chris, it's very important. Look, we're basically saving the

world here. I'm what you might call a hero. All right. If you would look, I've just

heard something or something along those lines. All right. But first, let's talk about

what things actually look like. What they actually look like. You ever called 911? Have

you ever been scared? Have you ever been in a situation that was dangerous? And by asking

that question, I realize you are very much dividing every single person listening because

those who have those who have felt the fear of I might die and those who have not, well,

they're very different people. And it that applies to someone's breaking in your home.

There's been a terrible accident. Maybe one with you in it. Shoot. Maybe you've lost

somebody. People who know the fear of death know there is nothing quite like that feeling.

And you have to pick up the telephone and make a phone call. And not only are you desperate

for somebody to answer that phone call, you need to hear when are you going to be here?

I'm calling 911. My son is choking on a sandwich. I need you to answer now. And I need

you to tell me when it's a savior coming through my front door to save my son so I don't

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