June 19, 2025 • 33 mins
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier wants to set up an immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades he is calling “Alligator Alcatraz.”
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ICE Agents
Donald Trump installs pair of 88-foot-tall new flag poles at the White House
Trump Calls for ‘Unconditional Surrender’ From Iran.
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Prison Colonies
ICE Agents
Donald Trump installs pair of 88-foot-tall new flag poles at the White House
Trump Calls for ‘Unconditional Surrender’ From Iran.
Headlines we didn't get to:
Czech fake dentist gave root canals after reading online instructions
Netanyahu Says 'All Help Welcome' In Striking Iran's Nuclear Sites
Navy reaches fiscal 2025 recruiting goal 3 months early
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Thursday, we'll talk into
what the comedies are furious about.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Now.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
It looks like the American media is about to be
given a stern whipping from Trump, which is a very
good thing. All that emails so much more coming up
in the final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. I'm
want to first point this out because this was James Uttmeyer.
He's Florida's Attorney general, all right, would like a little
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bit of credit when people steal my ideas. Nevertheless, this
is what he said.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
Borda has been leading on immigration enforcements, supporting the Trump
administration and ICE's efforts to detain and deport criminal aliens.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
I did not provide the soundtrack, but now I wish
I had the governor task state leaders to identify places
for new temporary detention facilities. I think this is the
best one. As I call it, Alligator Alcatraz, Agator Alcatraz,
slapping some prison out in the middle of all the
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gators and the swamps. I have believed for the longest
time in prison islands. I'm talking just like the French empire,
papion and all that stuff. I believe this is why
I wanted to purchase Greenland. I believe we should purchase
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these islands and the worst of the worst, that would
be politicians and illegals are sent to these places. What Chris,
What Chris said? How much do you think you'd save
on guards? Well, look, I should be clear, I don't
necessarily want people mistreated. I mean, I don't want prisoners
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beaten and tortured. I don't want to be that kind
of a country. That's not what I'm talking about. So
I would want plenty of guards. I would want to
provide them with food. I would want to provide them with,
if for talking Greenland, some clothing, you know, nice warm coats.
I don't. I don't want to abuse prisoners. I don't
believe in that at all. I'm one of the very
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few people who actually like when I find out about
bad prison conditions. It bothers me a great deal. These
are human beings. Feed them, you know, you can keep
in prison. That's fine, keep bad men in prison. I
don't care. Feed them. Treat people right, don't let people
be victims of violence and all that crap. But either way,
what's wrong with a penal colony? What is wrong with
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a penal colony? You can get valuable work done? What Chris,
what you're talking about? Papion? That the movie? Oh no,
you're talking about uh Dreyfus, Dreyfus Man. We did that
history episode on the Dreyfus affair. See, this is the problem.
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It's movies, books and movies like Papion and the real
life version of the Dreyfus affair. That was a fast
any history thing, the Dreyfus affair. That kind of stuff
has soured people on the prison colonies because you end
up taking people who are innocent, just like they do now,
and they throw them in prison. They're innocent people in prison.
It happens. It's horrible. So you take an innocent person
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and you throw them on a prison island. The problem
with that was it wasn't just that an innocent person
went to prison, which happens. The problem was the French
used the island prison thing, the penal colony thing. They
used it in the way Jewish producer Chris just attempted
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to use it. Hey, we don't even need to waste
money on walls and guards and stuff. Let's just yes,
you did say no guards, Chris, that's practically what you
said at all. You want to hand them a spear
and leave them on the Arctic, and that doesn't work. Okay,
you can't do that. That's see, that's what the French
tried to do. They were trying to figure out away
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to drop their bad prisoners are the ones they hated
the most on an island and then not have to pay.
You don't have to pay. We don't need all these guards.
We don't need to provide them the best food. They're
kind of on their own. Best of luck, guys. That's
not what I'm saying at all. But I am a
huge penal colony believer, and this is why I have
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backed Trump and his efforts to purchase Greenland. I don't
know that anyone has even floated using it for that reason.
But since it's a big frozen block of misery, it's
the perfect place for imprisoned government people, FBI agents, politicians,
and Ice. Whoever Ice picks up all these illegals, especially
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if you've been really violating the law a lot more
than just violating our sovereignty, really violating the law, you
should have to do a nice long stretch at a
very cold penal colony in Greenland. And I don't me
making it so super nice for them. Get me wrong,
but I don't want people starving to death and fre
He's in a death and I don't believe in any
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of that stuff. I'm not down for that anyway. The
comedies are super mad because Trump put up a couple
of flagpoles. Trump put up a big American flag flagpole
in a big pow Mia flag. This is what we
were talking about yesterday. In Trump has figured out how
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to use leftist reaction to him to his advantage, and
he's been doing this forever. American Democrats have spent a
decade telling all their followers that Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler,
that everything, that he's an authoritarian. It's been ten years ago.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
This is not the first place authoritarian regimes have taken over.
And when you look at what has happened in other
countries where that has happened, they used certain issues to
actually try. Immigration is one trans.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Issue authoritarian, He's Nazi, he's Hitler. He said that ten years.
They have beat that into the minds of their mentally
ill support base. Now you have people like this person,
I just scrap. I'm just so scared. I know them
seventy four years old. I worry about everything, and I
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just I just now they've almost created their own prison,
a prison of their own making. As the saying goes, now,
now that you have told your people, your support base,
over and over and over again, Nazi Hitler, Nazi Hitler,
the end of the world, authoritarian. Now your people they
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expect you to oppose Hitler whenever Hitler does something. After all,
you told me he was Hitler. You said he was
a white supremacist. You said he was the end of everything.
And now when Donald Trump takes a popular stance on something,
and he does that a lot, because he's really a
populist at heart. When he studies the numbers, he takes
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a popular stance on it, he does so with the
knowledge that Democrats will feel forced to take the unpopular
stance on it. The greatest evidence of this is the
tranny stuff. It is wild to watch it. Over the
last couple of years, the American public has slowly but
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surely chafed on all this stuff. They are done with it.
They're done with all the weirdness. They're done with doing
it to kids. They're done with these people plaguing women's sports.
They are completely done with it. But the Democrat Party,
they've created their own prison, and they feel like they
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have to defend it no matter what. And Donald Trump
comes out during the election and says, hey, no men
in women's sports. Remember how big they were on that.
That was not only put into the official Republican platform.
Donald Trump started running commercials in states all across the country.
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I know cause I watched them here in Texas running
commercials all across the country saying, get men out of
women's sports. Get men out of women's sports. Democrats opposed it.
That's an eighty twenty issue. But because Donald Trump took
one side of it, they automatically assume they have to
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take the other side of it, and they've created that
prison for themselves. An American flagpole. Democrats are in the
middle of a branding crisis where the country thinks they're
a bunch of America hating communists, which of course they are.
They know this, That's why they're talking about reclaiming the
American flag. So Donald Trump goes out and puts up
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one hundred put flagpool with a gigant gigantic American flag
on it. They trashed it. They can't help themselves, not
to you or me, to normy American. How does that look?
How does it look when the American president raises this
gigantic flagpool And of course he had a big, a
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big media ceremony where he answered some questions and he's
got the construction guys behind him, which of course he
always does. They're sitting there, they're in their hard hats.
They seem like good dudes. He's sitting in front of
the American flag talking about, oh, this is what we needed,
We needed a big flag, and Democrats oppose it. It
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looks bad, that is bad, But they've created this prison.
Remember that poll we read to you Democrats, the majority
position is that their representatives are not fighting Trump hard enough.
That's what they want. They want more opposition to Trump.
Wild all right, 's talk about California and Mexico. It
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is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday, asks
doctor Jesse is tomorrow and you need to get your
questions emailed in right now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. Jesse two points regarding the claim that California
was once part of Mexico. Prior to eighteen twenty one,
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it was Spanish imperial territory. Mexico claimed it as a
successor to the Spanish Imperial government to the well, okay,
I get you, I give you all that. All that
stuff's fine, but I don't quibble about these details anyway.
It doesn't matter. I don't care that it was once Mexico.
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You lost the war. Now it's ours. That's how conquest works.
Every inch of ground in this country, in this country,
on this planet, it's been conquered, and it will be
conquered again. Did you know that the current state of affairs,
it's never the permanent state of affairs. At some point
in time, on every single spit of ground on this planet,
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someone else is going to come along and conquer it.
We conquered the United States of America. We conquered it.
We conquered it from the Indians, we conquered it from
the British, we conquered it from the Mexicans, we conquered
it from the Spanish. We conquered it. We got here,
decided we wanted it, and we took it. Period. That's
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how it goes. That's how all of it goes, we
took it. You don't have to apologize for it. It's
part of your history. You shouldn't even feel bad about it.
You didn't do it. Even if you don't like conquest,
you didn't do it. You get to enjoy it now
because someone else did it, but you didn't do it.
We conquered it, And the guy goes. Regarding Gabbard and
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nuclear weapons, I have read that even Hiroshima and Nagasaki
were not enough to convince the Japanese to surrender. Rather,
it was the Soviet announcement they would joined the invasion
of Japan that caused them to take their chances with
the Americans. What do you think, Well, there are a
couple factors in Japan's surrender that are unknown. To be
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honest with you, I was gonna say overlooked, but they're
just flat out not known by a lot of people.
One of those factors is what this guy just talked about.
Soviet Union had just seen victory over Germany. They did
really really bad things when they were conquering Germany for
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a couple of reasons. First, the way the Nazis conducted
themselves during their invasion. Oh, the endless murders and their
Nazis right that conducted themselves like Nazis, abusing, slaughtering civilians
created a deep burning hatred in the Soviets, and they
were always going to come for their revenge if they
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got the chance to. That's one one of the reasons.
Another reason is the Soviet Union was a communist country,
and communists, as we've talked about a million times today,
they do not share your moral values, your moral founding
at all, at all. They don't share, they don't share
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any of it. You you would be mortified if you
woke up tomorrow morning and you found out a platoon
of American troops head what's the country? We don't like? Iran?
Everyone hates Iran right now? A platoon of American troops
stormed into an Iranian village, killed all the men, women
and children, rape, murder, everything else. You would be disgusted
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and you would be outraged, wouldn't you. I would hope
you would, And I realized those kinds of things have
happened before in the past, but they were an outrage.
Remember the Melai massacre in Vietnam. People know about it
to this day. Why because it was rare and it
was an outrage. The public was all, what why, Because
the values of our country are not that. The Soviet
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Union has none of those reservations none. They believe in rape, murder.
The things they did to innocent German civilians one of
the most undertold stories out there. I'm shockingly barbaric. Well
news travels fast your Japan. You are very tied to
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your land. It's sacred to you, The Japanese people, the emperor,
that just all the parts of Japan are very traditional people.
You're already facing the prospect of the Americans coming in.
We've already been bombing all their cities to dust. That
alone is bad, but Man America wouldn't conquer Japan the
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same way the Soviets would have. And yes, that did
move them towards surrender. But another part of it, and
in fact it's an argument people against the bombs use
all the time, is the Japanese people were on the
verge of rebellion themselves. They were starving to death. The
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government had taken all the resources. We the American navy,
we had cut off the entire ocean. You know, it's
an island nation. If you don't have a navy to
clear the way, which they didn't by this point because
we'd crushed it. We were sinking all the shipping. They
had no food coming in. They were starving. Doesn't matter
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how loyal people are in the beginning. When people start starving,
people turn into something different entirely. People will eat other people,
you will kill, you will do things when you're starving
to survive. It's human nature. The Japanese people were on
the verge of rebelling against their government because they were starving.
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That the Japanese government knew. Between that and the bombs
and the soil union, they just look. You can say, well,
we'll die to the last man, but that's not how
it works, right what Chris, Yeah, Chris is right. I
mean Chris said they would have rebelled eventually. How many
lives did the bomb save. Look, we're not going to
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know the answers to all these questions, but all this
stuff is historically accurate. I know Japan watched what was
happening in Germany and they didn't want Soviet battalions marching
through Japan for obvious reasons. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a Fantastic Thursday, gearing up for an ass
doctor Jesse Friday tomorrow. Then you can email your questions
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in the Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. I don't
know why I just did that hand motion. You know
what hand motion I just did. I know you can't
see because it's the radio. I guess you could be
watching on is it Jesse kellyshow dot com? Chris? I thought, so,
why are you looking at me like that? I understand
it's my website, but I don't do anything with it.
Somebody else does that. I don't know how to do
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website stuff. Either way, it's Jesse Kellyshow dot com. No
big deal. You can watch me do it. But I
was doing the hand thing where you kind of take
your hand and you have it flat in front of
you and you go up and down. Remember when you
used to do that when you were a kid, and
you put your hand out the window and you'd let
the wind take your hand up and down. We are
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you shaking your head? Chris? You didn't do that? Do
you people not do that where you're not allowed to? Well? Oh,
I know I know why you didn't do it, because
you were living in miserable Texas and you can't put
the freaking windows down during the summertime or else everybody
will die of heat stroke when you're doing ninety up
the highway. In Montana, we actually have days that aren't
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eight thousand degrees, and so you can roll the windows
down and do the thing with your hand where you're
going up and down. I can't believe you never did that, Corey?
Did you do that? Thank you, Corey for being a
normal human being? What's wrong with you? Chris? Dear jar
head Jesse? Could we have saved thousand? Oh gosh, everyone
wants to talk about this stuff today. Can we have
to save thousands of our soldiers' lives and even Japanese
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lives if we had just fought the Japanese on our
own territory in World War Two? What will you What
do you think would have happened if we'd never gone
across the Pacific to hit them back? Her name is Karen. Okay,
it's kind of a different take. What if we just
let Pearl Harbor go say hey, don't come back, and
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we'll beat you up. I have this thing, and I'm
not saying what I'm about to say is morally correct, Okay,
but I have a thing. I am a citizen, an
American citizen, and I view citizenship as one an incredible
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privilege and two an incredible responsibility. I believe as a
citizen of my country, I have an obligation to serve
my country in some way, whatever way that is. It
doesn't have to be militarily serve my country. Care about it,
I believe. I believe it is wrong. I'll put it
this way. To not be politically involved. I believe it
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is wrong. I think it is wrong to wash your
hands of how your country is led. So I believe
in responsibility as a citizen. But I am not a subject.
I am a citizen. You are not a subject. You
are a citizen, meaning obligations go two ways, not one way.
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If you were a subject, you would just have to
live to serve the king, serve the government. You have
to provide. You have to provide, and they don't really
have any obligation to you at all. No, no, no, no no.
You are a citizen. The government has obligations to you.
And deterrence hurting people war, these subjects are always uncomfortable.
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Here's what I think spect as an American citizen. If
my country is attacked, if anyone a terrorist unit, a
country whatever. If anybody attacks my country and kills my countrymen,
I expect my government to go kill other people on
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behalf of them, on behalf of me. And this is
so I will be safer in the future. You have
to make it known globally that there is a price
to be paid in blood for hurting Americans. And I
believe that is one of the critical roles of government.
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In fact, I know it makes me sound like some
kind of a barbarian. I swear I'm not Genghis Khan.
I believe that is one of the main roles of
our government, and it's what they should prioritize. Killing people.
I really mean that, I expect my government to kill
people who have harmed Americans, who are threatening to harm Americans.
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I want the government to do one of the only
things government does really well. I want them to kill people. Period.
Japan made a faithful, fateful decision, strategically one of the
worst in the history of warfare, maybe the worst. They
gathered up a big naval strikeforce, sailed it across the
Pacific in secret, showed up at Pearl Harbor and tried
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to take out our Pacific fleet, and did take out
a lot of it. They missed the carriers because they
weren't there. But okay, you did that. I got it.
Your country made a decision. Now I an American citizen,
I demand my government go kill a bunch of Japanese
people in response to that, not because of revenge, not
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out of revenge, because if you don't, if you let
that go, if you let Pearl Harbor go, if you
let nine to eleven go, if you let something like
that go, what you are doing is you are guaranteeing
that someone else will do the same thing. The rest
of the world has to watch your response and say, wow,
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I don't want that coming for me. Be careful. There's
a lot of controversy around America's unconditional surrender policy during
World War Two. People debate it to the state, they
debated it at the time. Is that wrong? Is it
wrong to never allow? I mean, suing for peace having
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some sort of a conditional surrender is really most of
the history of warfare. Most of warfare is ended that way,
where okay, I lost, you won, but I'll sue for
peace and will agree to terms, and I'll have a
little of this and you'll have a little of that
and the war is over. We took a totally different
tack and we said unconditional surrender. You will give up everything,
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you will throw yourselves in front of us, and then
we will decide where you go from there. And that's
debated to this day, and those they're great debates on
both sides of that. But what did we say to
the rest of the planet when we made those terms
known unconditional surrender. You attacked us at Pearl Harbor, you
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will now be smashed, and you will prostrate yourself before me,
and you will make sure I own you at the
end of this What do you think the rest of
the world was thinking as we were pulverizing Japanese cities
to dust, as we watched them, as we made them
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board the USS Missouri, surrounded by our troops, and we
made them sign unconditional surrendered documents with B seventy nine
super fortresses or B twenty nine sorry super fortresses flying
overhead saying yeah, we have more bombers than you can imagine.
I own you. Now. You may not like that, and
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there are plenty of debates against that, But what did
the rest of the world think. The rest of the
world thought, ah, that's not attack America. You know. I
think we'll pass on the whole attacking America thing. I
don't want to die. Exclusive Paramount delays thirty five million
dollars settlement with Trump as media giant fears bribery backlash.
(24:25):
This case has not gotten a bunch of news. You've
heard about it, We've talked about it before on the show.
But Donald Trump's suing CBS for that sixty minutes interview
where they edited Kamala's answers, it's actually really, really really important.
It's really important because when these media organizations, well, actually
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for much the same reason we were talking about, if
Trump takes a pound of flesh out of a major
media company because they lied so a Democrat could win
the election, what that does is is it sends a
stern message to all the others that yes, I realize
your communists, I realize your savages, I realize all these things,
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but you would better be really careful with your lies
or you're going to be stroking me a big check too.
That is a valuable thing Donald Trump is doing. I'm
glad he's not letting it go. I hope he paces
some to the wall, not because of spite for them,
because it sends a message to all the others. Is
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that Jesse Cally's show a couple more things before we
get the headlines. I didn't get to things that I
also didn't get to. I wish I'd said that differently.
Here was Caroline loving.
Speaker 4 (25:55):
President Trump's pro growth agenda is delivering for the American worker.
The first five months of the Trump administration, real blue
collar wages are up nearly two percent. It's the strongest
growth in nearly sixty years and a stark contrast from
the negative wage growth seen during the first five months
of the Biden administration.
Speaker 1 (26:15):
Let's celebrate some good and let's not discount that illegal
immigration is raising American wages. I mean, deportation of illegals
is raising American wages. Our costs have increased because of
illegal immigration on everything, housing, medical care, everything, and our
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wages have decreased because of the mass importation of foreign
slave labor. That blue collar guys are bringing home more
money right now blesses me to no end. I love it.
And again back to the immigration. These two things are linked.
Speaker 4 (26:54):
In the month of May, under the Trump administration, zero
illegal aliens, We're released into our country by border patrol.
Let me say that again, not a single illegal alien
was released into the interior of the United States of
America last month under this administration.
Speaker 1 (27:11):
That's amazing. I don't know what's more amazing that we
did zero or that the Biden administration brought in sixty
five k in one freaking month on purpose. Evil man evil.
And again, this is why you speak up and speak
out when they float out some trial balloon about a
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policy you don't like. Well, I'm not really sure we're
going to deport any more farm workers in the hotel guys.
You raged about it? Now?
Speaker 5 (27:40):
This is the part I think what the status is
right now is we continue operations on farms and hotels.
However we do it in a prioritize manner. A lot
of work site enforcement operations are based on criminal information,
criminal investigations such as forced labors such as trafficking, pat fraud,
and money laundering.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
I wanted to explain why they end up rounding up
a bunch of rounding up a bunch of people on
construction sites and hotels and things like that, because it
can get confusing. Are they just showing up to grab
anyone who's illegal on there, which I'd be totally fine
with if they were, but that's not actually what they're doing.
You see, they go after guys with criminal records first,
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but they have stated anyone in their orbit, including families,
you're going too. So they show up at your house.
Do you have this criminal record, DUI's murders, rapes, all
these things? Your wife, kids? Are there? You an American citizen? Nope, congratulations,
Get in the back of the truck. You're gone too.
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Exact same thing at job sites, criminals get jobs too.
They don't all just commit crimes for a living, so
they work other jobs, construction jobs, things like that. That's
going to normally attract the criminal types. I know, I
was one. So they show up on these work sites.
You'll find a guy who was trafficked over here or
is doing other trafficking, doing drugs, deal with all kinds
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of things. They're going to stop everyone on that job
site and say show me your papers. You can't show
the papers, you are gone. It's a very very good thing.
We haven't had policy like this in a long time,
especially when you juxtapose that with Democrats.
Speaker 3 (29:24):
To my Republican colleagues, you say, I don't want any
undocumented people in this country. I actually agree with you.
So let's document every single one of them. He packed
the citizenship. I'll we fix this problem.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
I don't like him, but I feel so bad for
Hakim Jeffries. Hakeem Jeffries, you know, a minority leader in
the House of Representatives. He understands that his job, he'll
be judged on how many seats they win in the midterms,
how Democrats do in twenty twenty eight, and so he's
constantly he has to uniquely monitor public opinion polls. At
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a time when Democrats are cratering popularity wise, Donald Trump
is rising popularity wise. What's driving all this illegal immigration?
Donald Trump rounding up in deporting illegals is unbelievably popular
with the American people. The more people he deports, the
more Democrats stand up and scream into the camera that
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illegals are the most important people on the planet. Over
and this is.
Speaker 3 (30:31):
The gent who is deaf and mute.
Speaker 1 (30:35):
He was picked up by.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
Ice and transported and we are still looking for him.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
We had a list of he's deaf and mute. So
how did he tell her? Man? What? Chris? We can't
ask these questions, She said, I mean, of course she
hasn't heard from him. He's mute. He probably didn't eve know,
so she called. He's probably already back in Guatemala and
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she's trying to talk to him. That's his that's I mean, honestly,
that's on her. And now here's a headline why you know?
You know the thing headlines we didn't get to check.
Fake dentist gave root canals after reading online instructions. Is
that an indictment of the twenty two year old Czech dentist?
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Or is that an indictment of dentistry itself? That you
can perform a root canal after looking at videos online. Also,
I'm totally convinced I could do some routine dentistry as
I could. Why why don't you think I could? Chris?
I think I could. I feel like I feel like
my hands are what? What? How do not have the
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patience of a toddler? And anyway? You don't have to
be patient to work on people's teeth. I could, Now
I'll be I'd be fine, Chris, I might go be
a dentist. Netanyahu says, all help welcome in striking Iran's
nuclear sight with a little hint, hint, nudge, nudge. That
would be you, Donald UFC icon, Connor McGregor, Flora's clubgoer
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who's while still holding a drink in his hands. I
don't know what kind of suicideal human being goes marching
up to the former champion of the world lipping off
in a club. But man, did he wake up the
next day and regret that US Navy achieves twenty twenty
five recruiting goal three months ahead of schedule and happy
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for them it happened during Pride month. Jim Acosta says
the far right has infiltrated the heartland and led farmers astray.
This is back to what we were discussing, how they
try to hold your face and keep you only focused
on them, and the second you could escape their lives,
you did. You went to social media, you went to
alternate news sources, and they can't stand it. Now you're
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being manipulated because they don't own you anymore. We'll be
back tomorrow for a doctor Jesse Friday. Email your questions
in right now Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Thursday, we'll talk into
what the comedies are furious about.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Now.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
It looks like the American media is about to be
given a stern whipping from Trump, which is a very
good thing. All that emails so much more coming up
in the final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. I'm
want to first point this out because this was James Uttmeyer.
He's Florida's Attorney general, all right, would like a little
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bit of credit when people steal my ideas. Nevertheless, this
is what he said.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
Borda has been leading on immigration enforcements, supporting the Trump
administration and ICE's efforts to detain and deport criminal aliens.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
I did not provide the soundtrack, but now I wish
I had the governor task state leaders to identify places
for new temporary detention facilities. I think this is the
best one. As I call it, Alligator Alcatraz, Agator Alcatraz,
slapping some prison out in the middle of all the
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gators and the swamps. I have believed for the longest
time in prison islands. I'm talking just like the French empire,
papion and all that stuff. I believe this is why
I wanted to purchase Greenland. I believe we should purchase
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these islands and the worst of the worst, that would
be politicians and illegals are sent to these places. What Chris,
What Chris said? How much do you think you'd save
on guards? Well, look, I should be clear, I don't
necessarily want people mistreated. I mean, I don't want prisoners
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beaten and tortured. I don't want to be that kind
of a country. That's not what I'm talking about. So
I would want plenty of guards. I would want to
provide them with food. I would want to provide them with,
if for talking Greenland, some clothing, you know, nice warm coats.
I don't. I don't want to abuse prisoners. I don't
believe in that at all. I'm one of the very
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few people who actually like when I find out about
bad prison conditions. It bothers me a great deal. These
are human beings. Feed them, you know, you can keep
in prison. That's fine, keep bad men in prison. I
don't care. Feed them. Treat people right, don't let people
be victims of violence and all that crap. But either way,
what's wrong with a penal colony? What is wrong with
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a penal colony? You can get valuable work done? What Chris,
what you're talking about? Papion? That the movie? Oh no,
you're talking about uh Dreyfus, Dreyfus Man. We did that
history episode on the Dreyfus affair. See, this is the problem.
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It's movies, books and movies like Papion and the real
life version of the Dreyfus affair. That was a fast
any history thing, the Dreyfus affair. That kind of stuff
has soured people on the prison colonies because you end
up taking people who are innocent, just like they do now,
and they throw them in prison. They're innocent people in prison.
It happens. It's horrible. So you take an innocent person
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and you throw them on a prison island. The problem
with that was it wasn't just that an innocent person
went to prison, which happens. The problem was the French
used the island prison thing, the penal colony thing. They
used it in the way Jewish producer Chris just attempted
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to use it. Hey, we don't even need to waste
money on walls and guards and stuff. Let's just yes,
you did say no guards, Chris, that's practically what you
said at all. You want to hand them a spear
and leave them on the Arctic, and that doesn't work. Okay,
you can't do that. That's see, that's what the French
tried to do. They were trying to figure out away
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to drop their bad prisoners are the ones they hated
the most on an island and then not have to pay.
You don't have to pay. We don't need all these guards.
We don't need to provide them the best food. They're
kind of on their own. Best of luck, guys. That's
not what I'm saying at all. But I am a
huge penal colony believer, and this is why I have
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backed Trump and his efforts to purchase Greenland. I don't
know that anyone has even floated using it for that reason.
But since it's a big frozen block of misery, it's
the perfect place for imprisoned government people, FBI agents, politicians,
and Ice. Whoever Ice picks up all these illegals, especially
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if you've been really violating the law a lot more
than just violating our sovereignty, really violating the law, you
should have to do a nice long stretch at a
very cold penal colony in Greenland. And I don't me
making it so super nice for them. Get me wrong,
but I don't want people starving to death and fre
He's in a death and I don't believe in any
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of that stuff. I'm not down for that anyway. The
comedies are super mad because Trump put up a couple
of flagpoles. Trump put up a big American flag flagpole
in a big pow Mia flag. This is what we
were talking about yesterday. In Trump has figured out how
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to use leftist reaction to him to his advantage, and
he's been doing this forever. American Democrats have spent a
decade telling all their followers that Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler,
that everything, that he's an authoritarian. It's been ten years ago.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
This is not the first place authoritarian regimes have taken over.
And when you look at what has happened in other
countries where that has happened, they used certain issues to
actually try. Immigration is one trans.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Issue authoritarian, He's Nazi, he's Hitler. He said that ten years.
They have beat that into the minds of their mentally
ill support base. Now you have people like this person,
I just scrap. I'm just so scared. I know them
seventy four years old. I worry about everything, and I
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just I just now they've almost created their own prison,
a prison of their own making. As the saying goes, now,
now that you have told your people, your support base,
over and over and over again, Nazi Hitler, Nazi Hitler,
the end of the world, authoritarian. Now your people they
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expect you to oppose Hitler whenever Hitler does something. After all,
you told me he was Hitler. You said he was
a white supremacist. You said he was the end of everything.
And now when Donald Trump takes a popular stance on something,
and he does that a lot, because he's really a
populist at heart. When he studies the numbers, he takes
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a popular stance on it, he does so with the
knowledge that Democrats will feel forced to take the unpopular
stance on it. The greatest evidence of this is the
tranny stuff. It is wild to watch it. Over the
last couple of years, the American public has slowly but
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surely chafed on all this stuff. They are done with it.
They're done with all the weirdness. They're done with doing
it to kids. They're done with these people plaguing women's sports.
They are completely done with it. But the Democrat Party,
they've created their own prison, and they feel like they
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have to defend it no matter what. And Donald Trump
comes out during the election and says, hey, no men
in women's sports. Remember how big they were on that.
That was not only put into the official Republican platform.
Donald Trump started running commercials in states all across the country.
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I know cause I watched them here in Texas running
commercials all across the country saying, get men out of
women's sports. Get men out of women's sports. Democrats opposed it.
That's an eighty twenty issue. But because Donald Trump took
one side of it, they automatically assume they have to
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take the other side of it, and they've created that
prison for themselves. An American flagpole. Democrats are in the
middle of a branding crisis where the country thinks they're
a bunch of America hating communists, which of course they are.
They know this, That's why they're talking about reclaiming the
American flag. So Donald Trump goes out and puts up
(08:59):
one hundred put flagpool with a gigant gigantic American flag
on it. They trashed it. They can't help themselves, not
to you or me, to normy American. How does that look?
How does it look when the American president raises this
gigantic flagpool And of course he had a big, a
(09:19):
big media ceremony where he answered some questions and he's
got the construction guys behind him, which of course he
always does. They're sitting there, they're in their hard hats.
They seem like good dudes. He's sitting in front of
the American flag talking about, oh, this is what we needed,
We needed a big flag, and Democrats oppose it. It
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looks bad, that is bad, But they've created this prison.
Remember that poll we read to you Democrats, the majority
position is that their representatives are not fighting Trump hard enough.
That's what they want. They want more opposition to Trump.
Wild all right, 's talk about California and Mexico. It
(10:02):
is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday, asks
doctor Jesse is tomorrow and you need to get your
questions emailed in right now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. Jesse two points regarding the claim that California
was once part of Mexico. Prior to eighteen twenty one,
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it was Spanish imperial territory. Mexico claimed it as a
successor to the Spanish Imperial government to the well, okay,
I get you, I give you all that. All that
stuff's fine, but I don't quibble about these details anyway.
It doesn't matter. I don't care that it was once Mexico.
(10:43):
You lost the war. Now it's ours. That's how conquest works.
Every inch of ground in this country, in this country,
on this planet, it's been conquered, and it will be
conquered again. Did you know that the current state of affairs,
it's never the permanent state of affairs. At some point
in time, on every single spit of ground on this planet,
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someone else is going to come along and conquer it.
We conquered the United States of America. We conquered it.
We conquered it from the Indians, we conquered it from
the British, we conquered it from the Mexicans, we conquered
it from the Spanish. We conquered it. We got here,
decided we wanted it, and we took it. Period. That's
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how it goes. That's how all of it goes, we
took it. You don't have to apologize for it. It's
part of your history. You shouldn't even feel bad about it.
You didn't do it. Even if you don't like conquest,
you didn't do it. You get to enjoy it now
because someone else did it, but you didn't do it.
We conquered it, And the guy goes. Regarding Gabbard and
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nuclear weapons, I have read that even Hiroshima and Nagasaki
were not enough to convince the Japanese to surrender. Rather,
it was the Soviet announcement they would joined the invasion
of Japan that caused them to take their chances with
the Americans. What do you think, Well, there are a
couple factors in Japan's surrender that are unknown. To be
(12:13):
honest with you, I was gonna say overlooked, but they're
just flat out not known by a lot of people.
One of those factors is what this guy just talked about.
Soviet Union had just seen victory over Germany. They did
really really bad things when they were conquering Germany for
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a couple of reasons. First, the way the Nazis conducted
themselves during their invasion. Oh, the endless murders and their
Nazis right that conducted themselves like Nazis, abusing, slaughtering civilians
created a deep burning hatred in the Soviets, and they
were always going to come for their revenge if they
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got the chance to. That's one one of the reasons.
Another reason is the Soviet Union was a communist country,
and communists, as we've talked about a million times today,
they do not share your moral values, your moral founding
at all, at all. They don't share, they don't share
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any of it. You you would be mortified if you
woke up tomorrow morning and you found out a platoon
of American troops head what's the country? We don't like? Iran?
Everyone hates Iran right now? A platoon of American troops
stormed into an Iranian village, killed all the men, women
and children, rape, murder, everything else. You would be disgusted
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and you would be outraged, wouldn't you. I would hope
you would, And I realized those kinds of things have
happened before in the past, but they were an outrage.
Remember the Melai massacre in Vietnam. People know about it
to this day. Why because it was rare and it
was an outrage. The public was all, what why, Because
the values of our country are not that. The Soviet
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Union has none of those reservations none. They believe in rape, murder.
The things they did to innocent German civilians one of
the most undertold stories out there. I'm shockingly barbaric. Well
news travels fast your Japan. You are very tied to
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your land. It's sacred to you, The Japanese people, the emperor,
that just all the parts of Japan are very traditional people.
You're already facing the prospect of the Americans coming in.
We've already been bombing all their cities to dust. That
alone is bad, but Man America wouldn't conquer Japan the
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same way the Soviets would have. And yes, that did
move them towards surrender. But another part of it, and
in fact it's an argument people against the bombs use
all the time, is the Japanese people were on the
verge of rebellion themselves. They were starving to death. The
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government had taken all the resources. We the American navy,
we had cut off the entire ocean. You know, it's
an island nation. If you don't have a navy to
clear the way, which they didn't by this point because
we'd crushed it. We were sinking all the shipping. They
had no food coming in. They were starving. Doesn't matter
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how loyal people are in the beginning. When people start starving,
people turn into something different entirely. People will eat other people,
you will kill, you will do things when you're starving
to survive. It's human nature. The Japanese people were on
the verge of rebelling against their government because they were starving.
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That the Japanese government knew. Between that and the bombs
and the soil union, they just look. You can say, well,
we'll die to the last man, but that's not how
it works, right what Chris, Yeah, Chris is right. I
mean Chris said they would have rebelled eventually. How many
lives did the bomb save. Look, we're not going to
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know the answers to all these questions, but all this
stuff is historically accurate. I know Japan watched what was
happening in Germany and they didn't want Soviet battalions marching
through Japan for obvious reasons. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a Fantastic Thursday, gearing up for an ass
doctor Jesse Friday tomorrow. Then you can email your questions
(16:38):
in the Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. I don't
know why I just did that hand motion. You know
what hand motion I just did. I know you can't
see because it's the radio. I guess you could be
watching on is it Jesse kellyshow dot com? Chris? I thought, so,
why are you looking at me like that? I understand
it's my website, but I don't do anything with it.
Somebody else does that. I don't know how to do
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website stuff. Either way, it's Jesse Kellyshow dot com. No
big deal. You can watch me do it. But I
was doing the hand thing where you kind of take
your hand and you have it flat in front of
you and you go up and down. Remember when you
used to do that when you were a kid, and
you put your hand out the window and you'd let
the wind take your hand up and down. We are
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you shaking your head? Chris? You didn't do that? Do
you people not do that where you're not allowed to? Well? Oh,
I know I know why you didn't do it, because
you were living in miserable Texas and you can't put
the freaking windows down during the summertime or else everybody
will die of heat stroke when you're doing ninety up
the highway. In Montana, we actually have days that aren't
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eight thousand degrees, and so you can roll the windows
down and do the thing with your hand where you're
going up and down. I can't believe you never did that, Corey?
Did you do that? Thank you, Corey for being a
normal human being? What's wrong with you? Chris? Dear jar
head Jesse? Could we have saved thousand? Oh gosh, everyone
wants to talk about this stuff today. Can we have
to save thousands of our soldiers' lives and even Japanese
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lives if we had just fought the Japanese on our
own territory in World War Two? What will you What
do you think would have happened if we'd never gone
across the Pacific to hit them back? Her name is Karen. Okay,
it's kind of a different take. What if we just
let Pearl Harbor go say hey, don't come back, and
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we'll beat you up. I have this thing, and I'm
not saying what I'm about to say is morally correct, Okay,
but I have a thing. I am a citizen, an
American citizen, and I view citizenship as one an incredible
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privilege and two an incredible responsibility. I believe as a
citizen of my country, I have an obligation to serve
my country in some way, whatever way that is. It
doesn't have to be militarily serve my country. Care about it,
I believe. I believe it is wrong. I'll put it
this way. To not be politically involved. I believe it
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is wrong. I think it is wrong to wash your
hands of how your country is led. So I believe
in responsibility as a citizen. But I am not a subject.
I am a citizen. You are not a subject. You
are a citizen, meaning obligations go two ways, not one way.
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If you were a subject, you would just have to
live to serve the king, serve the government. You have
to provide. You have to provide, and they don't really
have any obligation to you at all. No, no, no, no no.
You are a citizen. The government has obligations to you.
And deterrence hurting people war, these subjects are always uncomfortable.
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Here's what I think spect as an American citizen. If
my country is attacked, if anyone a terrorist unit, a
country whatever. If anybody attacks my country and kills my countrymen,
I expect my government to go kill other people on
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behalf of them, on behalf of me. And this is
so I will be safer in the future. You have
to make it known globally that there is a price
to be paid in blood for hurting Americans. And I
believe that is one of the critical roles of government.
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In fact, I know it makes me sound like some
kind of a barbarian. I swear I'm not Genghis Khan.
I believe that is one of the main roles of
our government, and it's what they should prioritize. Killing people.
I really mean that, I expect my government to kill
people who have harmed Americans, who are threatening to harm Americans.
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I want the government to do one of the only
things government does really well. I want them to kill people. Period.
Japan made a faithful, fateful decision, strategically one of the
worst in the history of warfare, maybe the worst. They
gathered up a big naval strikeforce, sailed it across the
Pacific in secret, showed up at Pearl Harbor and tried
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to take out our Pacific fleet, and did take out
a lot of it. They missed the carriers because they
weren't there. But okay, you did that. I got it.
Your country made a decision. Now I an American citizen,
I demand my government go kill a bunch of Japanese
people in response to that, not because of revenge, not
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out of revenge, because if you don't, if you let
that go, if you let Pearl Harbor go, if you
let nine to eleven go, if you let something like
that go, what you are doing is you are guaranteeing
that someone else will do the same thing. The rest
of the world has to watch your response and say, wow,
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I don't want that coming for me. Be careful. There's
a lot of controversy around America's unconditional surrender policy during
World War Two. People debate it to the state, they
debated it at the time. Is that wrong? Is it
wrong to never allow? I mean, suing for peace having
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some sort of a conditional surrender is really most of
the history of warfare. Most of warfare is ended that way,
where okay, I lost, you won, but I'll sue for
peace and will agree to terms, and I'll have a
little of this and you'll have a little of that
and the war is over. We took a totally different
tack and we said unconditional surrender. You will give up everything,
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you will throw yourselves in front of us, and then
we will decide where you go from there. And that's
debated to this day, and those they're great debates on
both sides of that. But what did we say to
the rest of the planet when we made those terms
known unconditional surrender. You attacked us at Pearl Harbor, you
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will now be smashed, and you will prostrate yourself before me,
and you will make sure I own you at the
end of this What do you think the rest of
the world was thinking as we were pulverizing Japanese cities
to dust, as we watched them, as we made them
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board the USS Missouri, surrounded by our troops, and we
made them sign unconditional surrendered documents with B seventy nine
super fortresses or B twenty nine sorry super fortresses flying
overhead saying yeah, we have more bombers than you can imagine.
I own you. Now. You may not like that, and
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there are plenty of debates against that, But what did
the rest of the world think. The rest of the
world thought, ah, that's not attack America. You know. I
think we'll pass on the whole attacking America thing. I
don't want to die. Exclusive Paramount delays thirty five million
dollars settlement with Trump as media giant fears bribery backlash.
(24:25):
This case has not gotten a bunch of news. You've
heard about it, We've talked about it before on the show.
But Donald Trump's suing CBS for that sixty minutes interview
where they edited Kamala's answers, it's actually really, really really important.
It's really important because when these media organizations, well, actually
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for much the same reason we were talking about, if
Trump takes a pound of flesh out of a major
media company because they lied so a Democrat could win
the election, what that does is is it sends a
stern message to all the others that yes, I realize
your communists, I realize your savages, I realize all these things,
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but you would better be really careful with your lies
or you're going to be stroking me a big check too.
That is a valuable thing Donald Trump is doing. I'm
glad he's not letting it go. I hope he paces
some to the wall, not because of spite for them,
because it sends a message to all the others. Is
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that Jesse Cally's show a couple more things before we
get the headlines. I didn't get to things that I
also didn't get to. I wish I'd said that differently.
Here was Caroline loving.
Speaker 4 (25:55):
President Trump's pro growth agenda is delivering for the American worker.
The first five months of the Trump administration, real blue
collar wages are up nearly two percent. It's the strongest
growth in nearly sixty years and a stark contrast from
the negative wage growth seen during the first five months
of the Biden administration.
Speaker 1 (26:15):
Let's celebrate some good and let's not discount that illegal
immigration is raising American wages. I mean, deportation of illegals
is raising American wages. Our costs have increased because of
illegal immigration on everything, housing, medical care, everything, and our
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wages have decreased because of the mass importation of foreign
slave labor. That blue collar guys are bringing home more
money right now blesses me to no end. I love it.
And again back to the immigration. These two things are linked.
Speaker 4 (26:54):
In the month of May, under the Trump administration, zero
illegal aliens, We're released into our country by border patrol.
Let me say that again, not a single illegal alien
was released into the interior of the United States of
America last month under this administration.
Speaker 1 (27:11):
That's amazing. I don't know what's more amazing that we
did zero or that the Biden administration brought in sixty
five k in one freaking month on purpose. Evil man evil.
And again, this is why you speak up and speak
out when they float out some trial balloon about a
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policy you don't like. Well, I'm not really sure we're
going to deport any more farm workers in the hotel guys.
You raged about it? Now?
Speaker 5 (27:40):
This is the part I think what the status is
right now is we continue operations on farms and hotels.
However we do it in a prioritize manner. A lot
of work site enforcement operations are based on criminal information,
criminal investigations such as forced labors such as trafficking, pat fraud,
and money laundering.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
I wanted to explain why they end up rounding up
a bunch of rounding up a bunch of people on
construction sites and hotels and things like that, because it
can get confusing. Are they just showing up to grab
anyone who's illegal on there, which I'd be totally fine
with if they were, but that's not actually what they're doing.
You see, they go after guys with criminal records first,
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but they have stated anyone in their orbit, including families,
you're going too. So they show up at your house.
Do you have this criminal record, DUI's murders, rapes, all
these things? Your wife, kids? Are there? You an American citizen? Nope, congratulations,
Get in the back of the truck. You're gone too.
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Exact same thing at job sites, criminals get jobs too.
They don't all just commit crimes for a living, so
they work other jobs, construction jobs, things like that. That's
going to normally attract the criminal types. I know, I
was one. So they show up on these work sites.
You'll find a guy who was trafficked over here or
is doing other trafficking, doing drugs, deal with all kinds
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of things. They're going to stop everyone on that job
site and say show me your papers. You can't show
the papers, you are gone. It's a very very good thing.
We haven't had policy like this in a long time,
especially when you juxtapose that with Democrats.
Speaker 3 (29:24):
To my Republican colleagues, you say, I don't want any
undocumented people in this country. I actually agree with you.
So let's document every single one of them. He packed
the citizenship. I'll we fix this problem.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
I don't like him, but I feel so bad for
Hakim Jeffries. Hakeem Jeffries, you know, a minority leader in
the House of Representatives. He understands that his job, he'll
be judged on how many seats they win in the midterms,
how Democrats do in twenty twenty eight, and so he's
constantly he has to uniquely monitor public opinion polls. At
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a time when Democrats are cratering popularity wise, Donald Trump
is rising popularity wise. What's driving all this illegal immigration?
Donald Trump rounding up in deporting illegals is unbelievably popular
with the American people. The more people he deports, the
more Democrats stand up and scream into the camera that
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illegals are the most important people on the planet. Over
and this is.
Speaker 3 (30:31):
The gent who is deaf and mute.
Speaker 1 (30:35):
He was picked up by.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
Ice and transported and we are still looking for him.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
We had a list of he's deaf and mute. So
how did he tell her? Man? What? Chris? We can't
ask these questions, She said, I mean, of course she
hasn't heard from him. He's mute. He probably didn't eve know,
so she called. He's probably already back in Guatemala and
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she's trying to talk to him. That's his that's I mean, honestly,
that's on her. And now here's a headline why you know?
You know the thing headlines we didn't get to check.
Fake dentist gave root canals after reading online instructions. Is
that an indictment of the twenty two year old Czech dentist?
(31:24):
Or is that an indictment of dentistry itself? That you
can perform a root canal after looking at videos online. Also,
I'm totally convinced I could do some routine dentistry as
I could. Why why don't you think I could? Chris?
I think I could. I feel like I feel like
my hands are what? What? How do not have the
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patience of a toddler? And anyway? You don't have to
be patient to work on people's teeth. I could, Now
I'll be I'd be fine, Chris, I might go be
a dentist. Netanyahu says, all help welcome in striking Iran's
nuclear sight with a little hint, hint, nudge, nudge. That
would be you, Donald UFC icon, Connor McGregor, Flora's clubgoer
(32:09):
who's while still holding a drink in his hands. I
don't know what kind of suicideal human being goes marching
up to the former champion of the world lipping off
in a club. But man, did he wake up the
next day and regret that US Navy achieves twenty twenty
five recruiting goal three months ahead of schedule and happy
(32:29):
for them it happened during Pride month. Jim Acosta says
the far right has infiltrated the heartland and led farmers astray.
This is back to what we were discussing, how they
try to hold your face and keep you only focused
on them, and the second you could escape their lives,
you did. You went to social media, you went to
alternate news sources, and they can't stand it. Now you're
(32:53):
being manipulated because they don't own you anymore. We'll be
back tomorrow for a doctor Jesse Friday. Email your questions
in right now Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com
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