Ask Dr. Jesse Friday

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and asked doctor Jesse Friday,
and what a Friday it has been. Remember you can
email us. We're still live here Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. So you remember how we had to talk
about the debate moderators. Yeah, yeah, they were biased, they

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were awful, I know it. You know, we always talked
about that. But how they punched their system membership card,
They got their they punched their ticket, if you will,
to the system. By doing what they did, they were
doing the system's bidding, and they ensured a lucrative career
for themselves from now on because they did what they

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had to do well. Every now and then, these people
get so entrapped by their own world that they'll actually
be way too honest about something. And here's one of
the things. American communists have trapped themselves inside through relentless propaganda,

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year after year, moment after moment, news story after news story,
through endless amounts of propaganda, the average American Democrat really
truly does believe that Donald Trump is a Nazi who
will end the country. I know anyone, even people who
dislike Trump on the right. That's ridiculous, It's insane. If anything,

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Trump is way too squishy, He's way too nice to
these people. He's way too much of a moderate. He's
the furthest thing in the world from some Franco like
anti communists, who's going to bring down the sword of
God on these people. And yet in their minds, in
their minds, he is the end of everything. That's how

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it works when you consume nothing but propaganda from the
hive mind. Your liberal aunt Peggy, she can't explain why,
but she knows her core that Trump will end the country.
She has no idea why, and of course it's not true,
but she knows it in her bones. And this goes,
it goes way beyond your liberal and Peggy in her
anti anxiety medication. If you're at the FBI, so that

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Christopher Way or any other FBI head, you think the
exact same thing. I know. Trump will end it all.
CIA ABC, New York Times, a professor at Columbia, the Senator,
you name it, it doesn't matter what level. Through endless
years of propaganda, over and over and over again, Nazi

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Hitler not say Nazi threat to democracy, Nazi Hitler. They
have managed to program themselves and each other. That's stopping
Donald Trump is the only thing that matters. And therefore
every norm, every law they break, every despicable thing they do,

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it's all justified, of course, because hey, we're stopping Hitler.
Over here. You got some ridiculous trial in New York
with a bunch of made up felonies. Whatever, you gotta
stop Hitler. Make up some felonies. You have the FBI
nakedly using its power against its political opponents. Maybe deep
down you know that's wrong, but whatever, we gotta stop Hitler.

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And when you have a debate, think about this. Think
about I want you to think for a moment about
being a journalist, a national journalist on NBC, ABC, CBS,
one of these big networks. So think about this. When
you go into journalism, it's generally thought of and this

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is not universal, so don't email me. It's not me.
It's generally thought of as a rich kid's profession. Why
because there's not a lot of money in journalism. Ninety
nine point nine percent of the journalists out there, they
are local writers for the newspaper make thirty forty grandy
or maybe even somebody you see on television, even in

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a big city. I'm in Houston. We have our local
ABCNBCCBS where they do local news, and we have wonderful
local news channels here. And you see these people on
television and you automatically assume, Wow, they must be millionaires.
They don't make any money, some but not much. You
go into the field of journalism and you generally don't

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make a lot of money. But if you're one of
the very very rare lucky ones. It's like the athletes
who make it to the pros. They're very very rare.
But if you're one of the rare, rare lucky ones
and ABC calls you one day, you're working for some
local affiliate in Bozeman, Montana, and the ABC, the national one. Hey, Chris,

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we love what you're doing over there on the Jesse
Kelly Show. We'd love for you to come produce for
us here on National ABC nightly news. That's the call
you dream of, not just for the notoriety, the money
that now those people are millionaires. Those nightly hosts you're watching,
there's stupid money in television. Those nightly hosts you're watching,

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they're all filthy rich. They're all flying first class, if
not private, five star resorts that they're all living the life,
the celebrity life, all of them. If you're David Muir
or Lindsay Lip injections, the two moderators of the debate,
you have achieved something that is a dream, and they

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know it's a dream. Ninety nine point nine percent of
the people in their field will never make it. And
debating or moderating a presidential debate, not only have you
achieved the dream of making it to professional football, you
made it to the NFL. You're in the Super Bowl

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for a journalist to debate a presidential debate. Sixty seven
million people watch that debate. Have sixty seven million people
ever watched you do anything? I have a national radio
show and a TV show. I've sixty seven million people
don't know my freaking name. No one gets to talk

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to sixty seven million people. Ever, David Muirror and Lindsay
Lip injections, they got to speak to sixty seven million people.
And so picture this picture getting to play in the
Super Bowl. Is a journalist and you decide to throw
the game for one side and destroy your credibility in

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front of sixty seven million people who would do that, Well,
they just did it. Why Well, the La Times they
did a little puff piece on Lindsay lip injections, and well,
here's the paragraph. In an era in which misinformation spreads
fast and furious Davis, that's Lindsay lip Injection's real last name, Davis.

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Real Time fact check cut through the proceedings like a
sharp blade. The La Times wrote, Davis wearing pink glasses
while speaking to The Times over breakfast at the Ritz
Carlton in Philadelphia. Of course, said the decision to attempt
to correct the candidates. Here's the most important part was

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in response to the June twenty seventh CNN debate between
Trump and President Biden, whose poor performance led to his
exit from the race. That's them telling on themselves. Why
did you step all over Trump? Why did you keep interrupting?

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Why were you so nakedly biased for these people? It
was well, the last time we let him speak, he
ended Joe Biden's career. We couldn't take a chance on
that happening to Dome, so we had to jump in
and help. They are so twisted and warped with this
really bizarre anti Trump cult like system that they will

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speak to one of the largest papers in the United
States of America and basically admit they threw the debate
on behalf of Dome because whow we couldn't risk Trump winning?
Man oh Man, so lost in their cult, so lost,

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so twisted up by their demonic religion, they will admit
to throwing the Super Bowl. God just anyway, Oracle, even
though you're fifteen years younger than me, your music selection
going into breaks is my jam. Right when I bust

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into my air guitar section, air guitar action second only
to your skill level, it goes to commercial. My question
is can you play a limited amount of a song
without copyright infringement issues or are you just depriving your
audience from the best music around? Thanks for the show.
His name is Kevin. Hey, Chris. We are only allowed

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to play a certain amount of a song, are We're not?
We can play the whole thing. We can play the
whole thing? Oh on radio? Okay, So here's how it works.
Here's what works. Everyone listening right now on podcast is
screaming right now because they don't get any of the
good music anymore. That's not my fault. I should note
that decision was made beyond me. But that is the

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reason you don't hear the regular music if you're listening
on podcast is because of copyright issues and things like that.
Where if you're on the Life, you're listening to me
live right now, you are going to hear the good
jams going in and out of the break. Now, how
much of that music can we play? Chris tells me,

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We're allowed to play as much we want because remember artists,
musical artists, they licensed their music. Did you hear the
recent controversy I used their quotes on that where the
band Foo Fighters they got really mad at Donald Trump
because he played one of their songs when he introduced RFK.
He played the song there Goes My Hero, and the

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Foo Fighters got mad and said, stop using our music.
We're gonna sue And everyone laughed at them. Why they
laugh at them because they licensed their music. Meeting Donald
Trump can use it all he wants. They don't have
any say so, there's no standing. You're not even gonna
get that lawsuit through. We have that too here at
premiere at Iart. We can use all these songs because
all these musicians they licensed the music. Now, I actually

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thought we were limited by law with how much of it,
But Chris tells me that's not the case. I will
say I tend to let the music go a little
longer than most do because I'm jamming out. Sometimes I
sometimes will go even longer, but sometimes I'll cut it

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off shorter. It's really a personal preference. I'm jamming out,
and you never really know when's the appropriate time to
cut it off. Sometimes I want to wait till they
do the jam or the drop or something like that.
If I cut it off too early, just no, I'm
in as much pain as you are. All right, all right,
let's talk about pet guilt. Let's talk about the people

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problem we have and more. Thanks. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show suffering through some insults from Jewish producer Chris
during the break. Chris pointed out during the break, not
really accurately, maybe a little bit accurately, but that I
actually asked him during last segment what the rules were,
and then having found out the rules mid segment, I

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then acted like I was an expert on the subject.
That's not what happened at all, Chris. I think I
think you're miss speaking whatever. It's an ass doctor Jesse Friday,
and if you missed any part of the show, you
can down there the whole thing on iHeart Spotify iTunes.
Let's get into some heavy suck. He's as heavy as
ten boxes that you might be moving, Dear doctor Jesse,

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I used to have two dogs. When they died a
straight carat A stray cat named Curtis moved in. I'd
forgotten about the guilt that comes with owning pets. Guilt
about leaving them, guilt about getting them a mate, guilt
about not buying cancer insurance geez, Guilt about not letting
them sit on your face all night. Kind of a cat?

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Is this? It never stops. Since you have no feelings,
I thought you'd be the person you ask, how do
you get over pet guilt? I don't know that I
am the person to ask. Shut up, Chris, I think
I am no. Chris says, I don't know how many feelings
at all. You don't understand. You don't understand what it's
like with Fred. He is this big seventy seventy five

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pound moron and he's just a huge fluffball. When you
grab him, you just kind of sink into him. And
he's the most loving dog in the world. All he
wants is your attention, That's all he wants. And he
will come up wherever you are. If you're standing, he'll
walk right up beside you and bump your hand with

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his nose, like hey, love on me. Yeah, he doesn't.
If you're sitting, he's's even worse. He comes up and
he'll throw his head in your lap and then do
this thing where he looks up at you and starts
wagging his tail a little bit. And I wish I'm
so embarrassed to say this. I wish I could tell
you that I was all, no, get lost, go sit down.

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Oh gosh, I sound exactly like my wife when he
does it. I feel bad for him for some reason.
I'll say, ah, Fred, and she'll we even make fun
of me now, she said, why do you feel bad
for the dog? Well, he made me feel bad for him.
He does it on purpose. It's not my fault. You
know what we're done giving him rough greens. He makes me. Look, Chris, look,

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if we continue to give Fred roughgreens, if we continue
to sprinkle rough greens on his food, he's gonna live longer.
And maybe look, maybe Fred's dropping my t levels. I
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that Fred doesn't get sick to his stomach anymore after
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You often say we don't have a politician problem, we
have a people problem. While I generally agree with that,
I will take a step further and say we have

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more of a woman problem. What do you think? No,
I think the people problem is universal, and I don't
absolve women of any guilt. You know, women are guilty too.
Women are guilty, matter guilty, But men, you don't get
to abdicate your leadership position in society and then turn

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around and blame women because they're not leading things properly.
Are you willing to be screamed at make hard choices,
maybe even choices that are insensitive or are you are
you wanting to be accepted by the feminized class in
this country? Men handed over control of so much of

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this country willingly. And I'm not saying it's all men's
party a fault either, it's men and women. This is
a societal wide cultural problem where we all decided, not
not you specifically, but where we as a society we
decided we didn't need family, we didn't need God. I
am woman, hear me roar, I'm a man. I better,

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I better. I can't even tie my shoes a better
let her lead me around the house. Well, no, no,
we should. After all, women should be generals in the military.
We decided we wanted to look nice, and we wanted
to be gentle, and we wanted all these feelings, and
we wanted women to tell us they loved how sensitive

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we are. And now women are more miserable than they've
ever been. Men are more miserable than they've ever been,
and we continue down this road. It's not just a
woman problem. That's ridiculous. Are women partially at fault? You
bet they are one hundred percent, But so are dudes.
This is on all of us. It is the Jesse

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Kelly Show on a Friday, bevererdy. You can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Well, obviously, the
story of Springfield, Ohio has been hot in The news's
been talking about it all week, and you get what
the government's doing. Medium rent prices. This is from Daily Caller.
Median rent prices have skyrock it over forty percent. In Springfield, Ohio,

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the federal government completely remade a town, flew in a
bunch of people from Haiti, gave them all jobs, welfare,
and ran people in Ohio out of their homes. Remember
what we heard, the homeless problem.

Speaker 2 (17:14):
I don't know of a single homeless haation in this
town because they all got vouchers. But I can show
you a whole bunch of people that have been displaced.
They want you to come up with a solution to
why they're displaced. Why they lived in a house I
personally know, and I'll testify under oath my hand to God.
Somebody that lost their house. They were there seven years.

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The landlord said, hey, I need you to move out,
find a temporary place. I'm going to remodel it and
then you can come back.

Speaker 1 (17:42):
Thank you to lie.

Speaker 2 (17:43):
They moved them out, tripled the rent.

Speaker 3 (17:45):
Thank you.

Speaker 2 (17:46):
Follow over some money.

Speaker 1 (17:47):
Moved them out, tripled the rent. Federal government paid for
a foreigner to take your house away. American people were
angry they've had enough of this stuff. And the reason
I brought this up is you're seeing. You're seeing now
the way the system will defend itself against any attempts

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to stop it from doing what it's doing. Here's a headline,
Springfield bomb threat used hateful language towards migrants and Haitians.
Of course, the threats are coming in now, Communists. It's
the oldest tactic they use in the book. They're being violent.
I'm being threatened. These people pointing out the evil crap
we're doing. They're really violent. See he just threatened me.

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They love doing it. You're that moron. Sunny Hostin on
the View today.

Speaker 3 (18:36):
These baseless racist attacks against the Haitian community must stop.
Haitians are dignified people. Haitians are really hard working people,
and they are people fleeing a corrupt country and government.
They are here legally under an immigration program. They have

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temporary protected.

Speaker 1 (18:59):
Ste that's actually true. That's the part that should make
you angriest. The government flew them in here on your
taxpayer dime, and they did it legally.

Speaker 3 (19:07):
And white supremacists have now rallied in.

Speaker 1 (19:10):
The ces AH. Yes, white supremacists.

Speaker 3 (19:13):
City of Springfield Ohio. They have denounced immigrants at local
public meetings, and on Thursday, several public buildings, including a
school and the city hall, were evacuated after receiving bomb threats.
Let me say this. Haitians have also said told ABC
News that they are now scared for their lives.

Speaker 1 (19:33):
Haitians, Ah, yes, there it is, they have been. Did
you notice all the buzzwords she mixed in Because she's
a robot, She's a communist, that's all they know. Racists,
white supremacists, threats, bomb threats, afraid for their lives. You're
just getting little, itty bitty glimpses of how the system

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defends itself. And this is me. You're gonna get annoyed
by the time I'm done doing. This is me trying
to prepare you now for what is coming if Trump wins,
and I think he will, if he actually begins a
serious deportation program. This is but a taste of what

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is coming, just a taste of how the system is
going to react if Trump actually starts deporting people in
mass mass immigration, importing huge numbers of foreigners legally and illegally.
It's not a side issue for the global communists. It

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is the central plank of global communism. We must grab
these people from this third world dump and bring them
into here because they can bought, Their loyalty can be
bought really, really cheaply, and because the citizens we currently
have are angry about what scumbags we are, so let's

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just replace them. The replacement theory ain't no theory. That's
happening in front of your eyes.

Speaker 2 (21:10):
Homeless problem. I don't know of a single homelessation in
this town because they all got vouchers. But I can
show you a whole bunch of people that have been displaced.
They want you to come up with a solution to
why they're displaced. Why they lived in a house I
personally know, and I'll testify under oath my hand to God.
Somebody that lost their house. They were there seven years.

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The landlord said, hey, I need you to move out,
find a temporary place. I'm going to remodel it, and
then you can come back.

Speaker 1 (21:40):
And you them lie.

Speaker 2 (21:41):
They moved them out, triple the rent, follow over some money.

Speaker 1 (21:45):
Hey, get out of your house. We got some new
people who are going to pay even more courtesy of
course of you, the taxpayer. Hi, Jesse, I've been listening
to your show for about maybe six months. I didn't
realize how much of an effect you've had on me
until I was watching a documentary about murder in the
nineteen eighties. At some point the local cops called in

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the FBI. My first thought was, the corrupt, rotten STAZZI.
Are they getting any better than the killer? I had
to remind myself back then they were, for the most part,
still the good guys. Thanks for helping me live in reality,
painful as it is sometimes. Look, it's painful for me.
It's painful for me to watch institutions I have revered

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be revealed to be evil. It's awful. I've told you,
I've given you this one before. You know how I
love the organized crime stuff. Every dude does. We love
learning about gangs and mafia in cartels and I don't
know what the dude's fascination with that is, but we
all love it. And I've always loved it. And I
used to hear from these mobsters all the time, these

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Italian mobsters are interviewing them in prison or maybe they're
in witness protection, and they would all the time say
things like, oh man, the cops are the most corrupt
people are the FBI. The FBI, they're the biggest killers
out there, They're the most corrupt. And every time I
ever heard that, I would roll my eyes off. Figures
this murder and dirt ball figures who wants me to

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blame the FBI? And I scoffed at those idiots. And
I'm not defending those guys, right, I'm not defending the
murderers and criminals. But I mean, they're not wrong. They're
not wrong at all. They're awful. They're absolutely terrible the
things they do, and they do it with authority. They

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do it with the backing of the law. That's what
makes it so frightening and dangerous. Olah Jesse, Chris, that
means hello, Ola Jesse. As busy parents to two budding
anti communists, my husband and I don't have a lot
of free time. Next week is our fifteen year anniversary.
That's cool, and because I married an absolute gem of
a man, we will be taking the thirty six hour

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whirlwind trip from win Wisconsin to Texas to see our
favorite handsome radio host. I bet I know who that is,
Chris what Live with Tucker Carlson who says romance is dead.
That's awesome. Where should we eat in Houston? If you
wanted to grab a beer with us or Cheddar Bay biscuits,

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we wouldn't say no. Can't wait to see your enormous
wingspan and symmetrical face in person. Okay, first, remember next Wednesday,
I won't be here, but you can still consume me.
That's not how I wanted to put that. I won't
be here, but you can watch me or listen to me.

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On Wednesday night, I'll be doing the Tucker Carlson Live Tour.
You know how, He's touring the country and he's got
different people in every town. Don Junior in this town
he just did Glenn Becky believe or at least he's
doing lenback soon. And when he comes here, I'm his guest.
So that'll be next Wednesday night. I'll be here the
day before, day after, but I won't be here, so

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I'll be there on Wednesday night. Feel free to tune
in if there are still tickets, and I don't know
if there are. He's been packing arenas, but you can
check if you're anywhere close to the area, or in
Wisconsin or anywhere else and feel like coming, come join me.
The wife's going to be there. I'm bringing a few friends.
I am a little bit nervous about the friends I

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am bringing. I'll be frank with you, because they told me,
they said, hey, you can have a bunch of people backstage.
I don't have an entourage, I don't have assistance and
things like that. So I just got a bunch of
my friends. I said, hey, you want to come backstage,
and they said yeah, sure. And then I found out
they're bringing a cooler on the bus they're taking on

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the way over there. And I just don't know that
this was This is probably not a good idea of it. Anyway,
me and the wife and the friends will be there
and we'll be having fun and before we'd be a
great time. Come out and join us. As far as
food recommendations, you're in Texas, barbecues always always to go
to and go to barbecue, try text mechs text Mex though,

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text Mex. Now. As far as names, there is LTMPO.
It's a it's a it's a locally owned but chain
around here. LTMPO Papasitos not necessarily locally owned. It's more
of a national thing, but started really here. So just
as good LTMPO Papasitos of gosh, why am I spacing

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the name of it? Chris, what's the other? It's the
other one I'm thinking of? Uh oh, gosh, LTMPO papasitos. Yes, nimphuzz.
Nimphuzz is a very good one. Not the one, not
the one to just go to any one of those. Okay,
just find yourself some text, mex. All right, find yourself
some text, Mex. It's the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment

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of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Gosh, I
had the biggest mosquito bite on my bicep. It was
one of those ones. What Chris I was on? I
went on a ruck last night. We went on rock
last night. When I got off work, I was kind
of all pent up with energy and I got done
with it and I was all sweaty and tired, and
I looked down and I see this mosquito and he's

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latched on. So I go the do the wat thing
right off the bat. It looked like a horror movie scene.
There was so much blood already in this thing. He
sucked me dry, he did, he did. I'm empty now
I'm empty. Yeah, No, it's terrible. Jesse. I'm a seventy
one year old grandmother who's seen a lot in my life,
but I feel like our countries on the brink. Wait

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a minute, it's just the females that bite, Isn't that right, Chris?
The mosquitoes. I'm almost positive that's right. So when referring
to mosquitos, it's not a hey, it's a she. Whatever
it was, she sucked me dry that mosquito. I mean,
you sure you've never seen that much blood in your life, Jesse.
I'm a seventy one year old grandmother who's seen a
lot in my life, but I feel like our countries

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on the brink of losing everything we stand for. I
have seven children, half lean left, the other ones, my
three oldest, are voting for Trump. Please let me know
what I can say in Trump's favor. I've tried everything. Unfortunately,
it is his demeanor and a few things he has
said about migrants and some of his policies that have
turned them away. I feel like Trump is our last hope.

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Thank you for everything you do for us. All right, Well,
let me level with you. Trump is not our last hope,
and if he is, we're finished. And that's not an
indictment on Trump. If we ever get to a place
where a man one election is our last hope, then

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we've already lost. I know you're upset. I get emails
like this all the time about your kids, some of
them losing their way, losing their minds, or your sister
or your mom, your wife, your husband. What do I say, Jesse?
How do I fix it? What do I say? What
do I say? Your kids are in a cult? They are?

(29:05):
They are in a cult. I believe, because you sound
like you're probably a wonderful mother. They will wake up eventually.
They probably will. They will wake up on their own time.
And what you can't do is put all this on you.
What do I say? I haven't found the right words yet.
I've messed this up, Jesse. Give me the give me

(29:27):
the secret sauce, the seek an ingredient that will wake
them up. I'll just level with you here the most
effective way I have seen in my own life. With
the dirty communists I've had in my own life, the
ones who've slowly but surely come around, there are oftentimes

(29:47):
ones where I come prepared with facts and I don't
let them change the subject. Now, you can do this
a lot nicer than I will do this. I just
thought I won't let you change the subject. But they'll
come in and they'll demand to grab all the guns,
and I'll start talking about gun ownership and tyrannical governments

(30:07):
and how that gun wasn't this, and they'll immediately pivot, well,
what about abortion or something? No, no, nope, nope, you
said guns. You came in and you said gun. You
made a statement. Because normally they won't even ask a question.
They'll make a statement that's completely false because they live
in a world to make believe. And then you will
as you're battering their statement down, they'll get this, they'll

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get this panic inside them, and this is their training.
They change the subject, or they'll call names whatever, Nazi,
or they'll change the subject. Do not allow them to
do that. You're a mother, you're dealing with your kids.
Gently say well, no, no, no, we can no, we
can move on. We'll talk about abortion and the member.
But we were just talking about guns. Did you hear
what I said about that? The reason that has been

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effective and I'm not telling you it's going to work
right away, it won't. The reason that has been effective
is your force them to do something they haven't done,
in something they don't want to do. You're forcing them
to actually think about the issue. But I will tell
you this, I will caution you on this. This is

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something that's never going to work for you. Ever. If
you are trying to convince someone to love a man,
we'll just make it about Trump. You're always gonna fail
there because they're going to be able to very accurately
point out what about this flaw, what about this thing,
what about that thing? If you're going to become a

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fan of man of a man, you're going to fail.
You need to tell people about freedom, about anti communism,
and in so doing you may lead them to that
man you want them to vote for. But if you
are an advocate out there for anti communism, you are
going to have so much more success than if you

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are an advocate for Donald Trump. No, but you gotta
vote Trump. Trump's the only hope. It's not the only hope,
and he's not the last hope. You are the only hope.
We as a people will rise up and take this
country back from the hinterlands to the cities, or we
will fail. Saving this country is not going to be

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dependent on what happens in November. It just does not.
And if it is, we're already done. If we're at
the point where we're banking on one presidential election to
save us or not, then it's over. Because even if
we win this one, what you get four years of Trump?
We'll go back. And what if we lose the next one,
we don't know. If our next candidate sucks, we don't know.
And what if we lose this November, you're gonna give up?

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I'm not. I'm not giving up, and I'm not moving.
I'm going down with the ship. Now that's enough for
that heavy talk. It is officially the weekend, so put
a smile on your face. Go enjoy your time with
friends and family. If you have to talk to a
filthy communist, try to use what I just gave you
right there. Keep them on the subject, whether you want

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to do it politely, you're not. Don't let them change
the subject and teach them how to think. All right?
All right, you can send me an email jesseat jessekellyshow
dot com. I'll see you on Monday.