Jesse tells a story about his linen pants

Episode Transcript

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This is a podcast from woor.It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another
hour of the Jesse Kelly Show.Here is what we got. We're gonna
talk about this Merrick Garland thing herebriefly. Something about the story. It
makes me laugh. It shouldn't becauseit's not funny, but I'm a terrible
person and it makes me laugh.So we'll talk about the Merrick Garland thing.

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Women's basketball. I'm serious, No, we are. We're gonna touch
on that really quickly. Half hourfrom now, will bring on Daniel Turner.
What does all this Petro dollars stuffmean? Why is Saudi Arabia getting
off the Petro dollar? Does itmatter? What's going on there? So
there's a lot to do this houron the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.

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Before I get to the Merrick Garlandthing, I want to address a couple
things first and foremost, there isa scandal brewing in the Kelly household.
And don't shake your head, Chris, and here's how it goes. You
remember when we went to Israel asa show. We did the whole show

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trip to Israel thing. So manyof you came along. It were something
like two hundred of us wasn't.They're two hundred people. It was crazy,
two three hundred people with nuts.It was awesome. And we did
a big history tour, you know, biblical sides. This is where Chris's
people crucified Jesus and all this otherstuff. We did all kinds of stuff
in Israel. And I had toplan for the heat because it was in

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the middle of the desert. Andremember there were days if you were there,
you'd remember, you definitely remember.There was one hundred and five some
days it was roasting. I acquiredbefore we left some linen pants, linen
pants. Have you ever seen thesebefore? What Chris, You haven't seen
linen pants before. They're just they'relovely. They're linen linen shirts, linen
pants, so they're long, theycover you, but they're super light and

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breathable, and they're really nice towear in the heat. Now we get
back home from Israel, I'm notgonna get rid of the linen pants.
So I will still wear the linenpants to work. I'll wear them out.
I came home the other night,picked up the wife, took her

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out to dinner, her and theboys. I had linen pants on.
She doesn't like the linen pants.She says they look like she said they
look like sweats. Chris, andI guess, in a way, they
kind of do. Now I'm notwearing them now, Chris, No,
I guess they kind of do.Look they kind of do look like sweats,
but they're not sweats. They're linenpants. And she has said that

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I shouldn't leave the house in them. Okay, so there's that. This
was yesterday. I walk into mycloset. I have a white pair of
linen pants. I walk into mycloset, can't find them. I haven't
worn these linen pants in two weeks. My wife does laundry every day or

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every other day, I don't know. It seems like every time I come
home, she's doing laundry and votingclothes and stuff like that. So the
laundry gets done. And I shouldI should say, I should clarify something
before I go any further in thisstory. This human being, the wife
is a nerd. And when Isay, a nerd, organization like you've

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never seen in your life. Ifwe are, we have to go to
a family reunion this year, Ithink it's next month or the month after
family reunion for her family it'll befun. But we're talking to weekend,
you know, the weekend at acampground. I think we're renting a cabin.
Whatever she will have. I amnot making this up. She will
have an Excel spreadsheet printed out forher and the boys of everything that needs

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to be packed, and she willcheck things off on the list as she
goes along. We're talking we havethe little sleeves that everything has to go.
Oh, Chris, color coded.You've ever seen anything like it in
your life. This is a humanbeing who knows where everything is, whatever
needs to be done. She hasa list, she has a checklist.

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And yesterday I'm standing in my closet. I know they're clean, and I
said to her, I can't findmy linen pants. And I like to
consider her an honest human being.She looks at me dead in the eye
and says, really, that's weird. Aren't they usually here? And I'm
such an idiot I didn't catch itat the time. I tell her,

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yes, they're usually right here,this is where I keep them. And
then she just goes on and on. Amn, how strange that is.
And then she even did this,tell me this isn't the ultimate. I
wonder where you put them, soimmediately I'm doubting me as if I would
go in there and move whatever shehad hung up in the closet anywhere.

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I think she threw away my pantsand fat. I am gonna go home
tonight and I am going to accuseher of having thrown away my pants,
and I will be back here tomorrowfor ask doctor Jesse Friday, and I
will let you know exactly how thataccusation wents what Chris. What Chris said,

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is the couch comfortable? Oh,it's comfortable. It's comfortable, and
you know what, some things areworth it. We're talking about my favorite
pants. If she really did ditchthem and then lied about it, the
couch is worth it, pow worthit. Anyway, don't forget tomorrow's Ask
Doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questionsemailed in now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow

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dot com. This was the icedirector from today. Is there an issue
with our background show? You knowwhat it probably is from the wife.
It probably is revenge for the wholePD bird thing. Do you remember that
story? I told you that storylong time ago. She's never let that
go. Let me fill you inthe story before we go on and talk
about the ice director. He canwait a minute. I'm busy doing some
other stuff. The wife is ananimal freak, animal lover. I like

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animals. She's an animal freak.She would get choked up if I would
hit a bird or something driving mytruck up the road. So she had
a bird and she named the birdpet All right, Pete. Now have
you ever seen the movie Dumb andDumber. If you haven't seen the movie
Dumb and Dumber, this won't makesense to you. But I'll just I'll

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give this away spoiler alert. There'sa bird named Pete. In the movie.
Some assassin tears the bird's head off, and then one of the dummies
in the movie, Duck, tapesthe head of the bird back onto the
bird and sells it to a littlekid. It's kind of a gag.
It's a funny movie, right,It's a gag, and the other guy's
mortified by it. And anyway,when they find pet they don't realize an

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assassin has killed the bird, becauseagain they're idiots. That's the whole point
of the movie. So the guylooks said his bird laying there in the
cage, and he says, oh, no, his head fell off.
It was a funny line from themovie. Well, some time ago,
the wife calls so sad and Isaid, what what, what's wrong?

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And she said, you know mybird Pity And I hated this stupid bird.
It just crapped everywhere. Anyway,she said, you know my bird
Pety, he's dead and I said, oh, man, did his head
fall off? And that didn't thatdidn't land that well. And so maybe
this is vengeance for that. Idon't know. Anyway, here's the ICE

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director. Is there an issue withour background check system? Again? How
did they slip through the cracks likethat? Well, listen, we have
individuals are coming across and are done. You know, they've done by checks
and CBP Customs of Border Protection isthe ones who encountered them at the border.
It's not us, but it's notthat. Sometimes there's no information on
individuals who cares about a bird anyway. I mean, it's it's quite common

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where there's nothing, you know,you don't have any thing. It's no
criminal convictions, there's no threat informationor whatever on these individuals, or maybe
these individuals are from an area thatare particularly of concern, but that pops
up later when you get information lateron, and as soon as we become
aware of any information, like inthis case we became aware of working collaboratively
with FBI, we went out andgot them. We are just letting people

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pour into the country. And thispoint has been made before, but it's
worth dwelling on. We are allowingpeople into the country with no documentation whatsoever
because not see, as Americans,we don't really understand that. We don't
have a good appreciation for this.When you're born in America, you have

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a Social Security number immediately at birthor at least close after a birth certificate.
You know who mom and dad are. Unless you were in the army.
This is in America. You havedocumentation, you have medical wreck vaccine
records. There's documentation on you allover the place. When you throw open

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the doors of your country and allowpeople to come in from any part of
the world where they please, youallow people into your country, they could
be the most depraved terrorist, serialkiller on the planet, and you would
have no idea because in so manyof these countries they don't document arrest records.

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In Houston alone, you know,I live in the Houston area.
I saw something today in Houston alone. They've apprehended multiple stone cold killers in
just the last couple weeks. Acouple of them came in from Honduras.
Came in from Honduras, rolled rightacross the border where they have murdered people.
They've been murdering people most of theirlives, and they're walking among us.

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And that is what this administration isdoing at the border. Cannot have
a country and have a border thatis wide open, you can't. It
will end any nation. It doesn'twork that way. All right, Enough
of that, we have to talkabout this Merrit Garland stuff. It just
gave me the snickers. Something fierce. Hang on, Jesse Kelly, It
is the Jesse Kelly Show on aThursday. The week is almost over.

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Put a smile on your face.One of the things that I'm gonna take
sick enjoyment out of sick pleasure,and I guess you would say, and
I would invite you to take thissick pleasure with me, is watching the
lies the system tells. And atsome point the lies the system tells they

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actually help us because the problem isthe norms and normas out there. They
still think the system has credibility,you know, the CDC. You know,
the dc is a garbage, dishonestorganization that has lied through its teeth
repeatedly, especially over the last threeyears. You already know all that.

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You know that people should be fired, You know that people should be arrested
for what they did at the CDC. You already know that. But the
thing is Norm has no idea.You tell Norm the CDC, Norm pictures
a bunch of doctors just trying todo the right thing behind closed doors as
they try to make sure America doesn'tget sick. Right, that's what Norm
believes. So that's a problem.We need Norm to wake up. Well,

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the more brazen and blatant the liesthe CDC tells, the less credibility
they have, and that's a goodthing in the end. Now, don't
get me wrong, I'd rather wehad a CDC we can trust, but
we don't and we're not going to. So since we have an evil one,
you me, we need everyone toget on our wavelength and realize that

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that gun thing is evil. Sowhen they do things that are really in
your face, learn to take enjoymentout of them. Some of it,
like, for instance, remember thedrone strike in Afghanistan, Oh, by
the way, Daniel Turner, ifyou want to hear about that Petro dollar
stuff that's coming up next. Rememberthe drone strike in Afghanistan. We're going

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to recap this because I'm going somewherewith this. But in response to that
terrible terrorist attack in Afghanistan that killedthirteen of our warriors, we sent a
Reaper drone after somebody, and wekilled ten people. Six of the ten
were children, and all ten werecompletely innocent, not terrorists, not our

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enemies. They had nothing to dowith anything. We We murdered ten people,
six of them adorable children. Well, obviously some people begin to demand
answers. Hey, who's getting firedand or going to prison for the fact

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that we murdered ten people. Rememberthis press conference when John Kirby got what
remembered this. How does it strikeyou that no one is held accountable?
Because I know how it strikes alot of people around the world that you
can get away with murder and nobody'spunished for it. I do understand that
we appreciate that not everybody's gonna supportthis decision. What I can tell you
is we looked at this thing very, very comprehensively, and again we acknowledge

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that there were procedural breakdowns, processeswere not executed the way they should have
been, but it doesn't necessarily indicatethat an individual or individuals have to be
held to account for that. Butlook, this is more discipline inside the
Pentagon at all. I mean,maybe there're no charges brought up, but
is anyone demoted or disciplined for whathappened, then well, what we are
going to do. There's not goingto be individual discipline as a result of

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this, really, but what weare going to do is learn from this,
and we're going to enact and improveour procedures in our processes to try
to make sure this doesn't happen again. Just process that for a moment.
Ten innocent people who were actually onour side, I should note, ten
innocent people, six of them adorablechildren, were reaper droned by the United

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States military. And not only didnobody resign, get fired, get arrested,
not only was there no discipline atall, the men responsible for it
simply called it a failure of process, washed their hands of it, and

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walked away. Now that's a reallyevil, terrible thing, and I'm not
going to act otherwise. But inthe end, that's a benefit. It's
beneficial for the American people to understandthat the Pentagon is evil too, and
they lie. And I thought aboutthis when I saw this headline today from
the Justice Department. An internal memoin the Justice Department claims Merrit Garland cannot

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be prosecuted for contempt of Congress.So the Justice Department, the Justice Department
has looked into this whole thing,and they've decided that the head of the
Justice Department can't be prosecuted. Soobviously he can't be prosecuted. The head
of the DOJ can't be prosecuted becausethe DOJ said so that is the kind

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of stuff. Yet it's corrupt,and it's evil, and it's in your
face, and it's all those things. All that stuff is very, very
true. At the same time,these stories don't make me mad anymore.
They make me happy. I'm gladpeople can see how deep the rock goes.
I'm glad. I'm grateful. I'vegrown over the years. I've grown

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grateful for the idiots and losers inCongress. I used to really resent them.
How could this guy be in Congress? Now I'm glad. Lad the
American people when they turn on thetelevision, I'm glad they see who represents
this skull. A colleague from acrossthe Aisle Byron Donalds recently said that black
families were better under Jim Crow,which was a period of forced racial segregation.

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And what would you say to that? Yes, I'd say, is
it okay for Uncle Tom, Unclebrook Is, or maybe under this scenario,
an Uncle Clarence to try to tellus what it is to be black
in America considering the fact that heis married to a white woman, kind
of like his uncle Clarence, thatwould not have been allowed. So yeah,
he probably needs to go back tothe history books that they keep trying

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to take out of our classrooms.That's Jasmine Crockett. Don't be mad that
she's in Congress. I'm thrilled she'sthere. I'm thrilled that more and more
people are realizing that we are ledby the biggest scumbags on the planet.
All Right, Daniel Turner is goingto give us the skinny on this Petro

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stuff. Saudi Arabia America. Wehad a fifty year pack packed. Sorry,
there's a tea on the end ofthat packed. And the pact is
over what happened. It is theJesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. Do
not forget to email in your questionsfor tomorrow is ask doctor Jesse Show.

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Email them in right now Jesse atJesse kellyshow dot Com. Joining me now
is my friend with power the future, my friend Daniel Turner, who's always
keeping us abreast of the current energydisasters that are out there. Okay,
Daniel, I'm looking at a headlinehere, the US Saudi petro dollar packed

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ends after fifty years. That soundslike a really big deal. What's the
petro dollar? Yeah, I meanthis is a really big deal, Jesse.
And if you know, we hada media that actually cared about the
important issues and not you know,Donald Trump is at the fight with Jake
Paul and all the silliness that theyfocus on. We've been talking about this

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Oil is a thoroughly American commodity,right. Yes, it's found all around
the world, but it was Americawho figured out how to turn it into
multiple products and how to make ita global commodity. And because America figured
it out first, and really Texasfigured it out first, oil has always
been traded in the US dollar,so anywhere around the world that sells oil,

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including Saudi Arabia, including Russia,has always had to convert their dollars,
their currency into dollars for oil transactions. And that has put the US
in a very, very strategic advantage. And I'll give this analogy because I'm
sure a lot of your your listenershave traveled, you know, your southern

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border. Maybe they've gone to Kancun. Right, You're in Mexico and you
want to buy something and the guysays, you know, it's going to
be X number of pesos, butif you get it, gave me twenty
dollars US cash, it will bebetter for you. And you say,
well, deal, right, Imean, I have the currency, it's
twenty bucks. It's actually cheaper thanconverting it to topaesos. It's convenient,

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and he prefers the dollars, SoI will buy this even though I'm not
in America. I'll buy it indollars, and everybody wins. That puts
American currency in a position of power, right, and that has been the
world's reserve currency for that reason.Well, Saudi Arabia now looks at the
US dollar, which is in thecrapper. They look at the US economy,
which is in the crapper. Theylook at our thirty five trillion dollars

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in debt, and they look atwhat Biden has done to oil production,
writ large and Saudi Arabia rightly says, why the hell are we converting our
reals two dollars. Why don't wejust buy it in our own currency?
You know what, screw you,America. We're going to buy it in
Russian rubles. We're going to buyit in Chinese yu wan. What we

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we will decide how we buy andsell oil. So now oil is no
longer an American commodity world over.It's now just one more product that we
don't control. That would be leadingheadlines if the world, if America understood
how big of a deal it was, and if they were if they were

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not afraid of hurting little Joe.But you know, protect Briden at all
costs. So the media just ignoresthis as if it didn't happen. Speaking
with Daniel Turner, Power of theFuture, Okay, Daniel, So today
it's Saudi Arabia. Do we havethese pacts with a bunch of other countries.
What I'm worried about is this,you know, this creates a domino
effect. Here, what should Ibe on the lookout for, Well,

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you should be on the lookout ofother global powers saying why do we need
US dollar? The US dollar isa lousy currency at this point, and
it's you know, sixty percent ofall the dollars that are circulating around the
world didn't exist until Joe Biden becamepresident. So the dollar is becoming slightly
worthless. And proof of that ishow expensive it is to buy the same

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piece of beef or ground meat.If you want to make a Jessie that
you were buying four years ago,and you're like, well, wait a
second. This used to cost mesix fifty for a pound of ground beef.
Now it's nine to seventy five.You're not getting any more. It's
just costs. And that's what wecall inflation. Right, So the dollar
is becoming a valueless princy. Soas other global oil powers look at that

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and they realize, why are wetying ourselves to the American dollar? Therefore,
why are we tying ourselves to Americaat all? Right, I mean,
what is their role? Why doesAmerica get to call the oil dollar?
Shot? How comes Saudi Arabia whichthey look at the future and they
say, you know, America's pumpingout thirteen million, but they have a

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president that wants to shut it down. We're pumping out a eleven million barrels
a day and we have a kingthat wants to double that. Well,
maybe Saudi Arabia is not the oilking of the world and not America.
Oh that looks great for Saudi's butbut how does that look for America and
for America's interests worldwide? Right,So it's this is a huge and I

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get it, it's not sexy,it's maybe not even that easy to understand.
But in world economics and world power, this is a BFD and everyone
should be talking about it. Butagain, it's it makes Biden look bad
and weak. He is both ofthose things, and so the media just
ignores the story completely. Daniel,how much of a problem do these oil

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producing countries like Saudi Arabia? Howmuch of a problem do they have with
this quote going green commie climate garbagerhetoric from American politicians? Do they take
it seriously when when Joe Biden getsup and says, else the devil,
we all just need solar panels.Do they sit back and think, well,
screw you, that's our whole livelihood, because I sure would. No,

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they just laugh. I mean theyplay along and then do whatever the
heck they want. Proof of thisis last November, the UN's Climate summit
that they hold every year, whereforty thousand people gather to talk about it.
Last year in Dubai. I meanDubai's entire skyline, the world's tallest
building, the world's only indoor skiresort, the largest indoor swimming pool.

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All of those things that Dubai isfamous for is all paid for by oil
and gas. And so good arethey at it that they'll say, you
want to have a conference to bashoil and gas. But forty thousand people,
forty thousand of you idiots are goingto need hotel rooms, and you're
going to go out to dinner andyou're gonna have sushi, and you know
what, Yeah, come to mycity. I'll host you. I mean,

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why wouldn't the New York Yankees hostall of the Red Sox fans in
New York's if they're all gonna buybeer and they're all gonna buy hot dogs.
Yeah, sure, we'll take yourmoney, the idiots, and so
I think that's how they look atit. Russia, all of the OPEC
nations, Oh yeah, sure,climate change, climate change. And then
they go about and they pump andthey pump and they pump, and look

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at what they do with the money. What does Russia do with all of
his newfound trillions in wealth ever sinceJoe Biden became president. He goes to
war with Ukraine. Right, He'snot building schools for girls, He's not
even in the most sacred months ofJune. He's not expanding LGBTQ awareness programs.

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Now he builds an army and heconquers the next country over. Because
that's what bad people do with money. What does Saudi Arabia do? They
fund Hamas indirectly, directly, Whoreally cares. We don't like Jews,
Jews don't like us. Let's justget rid of Israel. Right, What
does a rand do with their newfound well, same deal. Some of

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the most powerful oil producing states inthe world are awful, awful, awful
people, Venezuela, Russia, allof the Middle East. Right, it's
really just America and Canada who werequote unquote the good guys. But I
don't know. I look at ourcurrent President. I don't know how much
of a good guy we are anymore. Dang, that hit home. Daniel,

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thank you so much, brother,you are the best. Daniel Turner
power the future. Thank you forthat. That's uh yeah, that's look
on a macro level, maybe that'swhat we should talk about here, because
that's what we tend to do onthis show. What does this mean on
a macro level? And I reallythink it's it's quite simple. It's something

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we talk about a lot. WhenRome was huge, they had the whole
Mediterranean, all the way up intoBritain everything. When Rome, Rome was
at the height of its power,and then things started to go bad.
It wasn't all at once, butslowly and surely those far flown parts of

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the Roman Empire started to go awayand things begin to shrink and shrink and
shrink on them. And that's simplywhat it feels like now. Anyway.
All right, let's get to somemore emails and stuff like that. I
do want to talk about this COVIDstory at some point in time, but
we have more we want to getto. I want to talk first about

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your dog, because your dog,he needs vitamins, he needs minerals,
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need these things? Because he's aliving, breathing thing, just like you.
And the problem is you think you'regiving it to your dog with dog

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code'll be super shiny. Yeah,how's that gonna happen with dog food?
That's dead? All dog food isdead food. There's nothing, nothing nutritious
in it. It's just empty calories. So start buying Roughgreens. You know,

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slash Jesse, We'll be back truthattitude. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Thursday. We have anintruder in our home and it's a mosquito.
And now look this is a differentkind of mosquito. I need I
need to explain something here before weget back. We're to talk about the

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WNBA and do some emails here ina second, we'll get to you know
what, I'll get to the COVIDthing I teased first, and then i'll
talk about this mosquito. So there'sa headline in USA today today, and
the headline is the headline in USAtoday today. That's a weird set.
And anyway, COVID taught us alot for future pandemics. Attacking Fauci doesn't

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make us safer. This goes backto what we were discussing right before I
had Daniel Turner on. The systemhas lost so much credibility, and on
some level it knows it and itwants that credibility back. But it is
fascinating, so so fascinating, thatthe system doesn't have any idea how to

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get it back, or it's justunwilling to do any of the things necessary
to get it back. So insteadthe lies just compound on the lies that
you lies. They use force,they use everything. The American people watched
while all of our institutions joined togetherto lie to us during COVID. They

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lied about where it came from,they lied about how deadly. It was.
They lied about hydroxychloric when they liedabout ivermectin, they lied about the
vaccine, They lied about every singlething, and the people who told you
the truth, for the most part, were punished, screamed at, and
censored in this country. And alot of people remember that, and the

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system knows people remember that, andso now they're trying to do that.
Well, nobody knew. Hey,leave fauci alone, be nice type thing.
No, absolutely not. I demanda reckoning if you want my forgiveness.
I am more than willing to givemy forgiveness. I am a forgiving

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person. You must ask for it. Gonna tell me I shouldn't be mad.
You're not gonna tell me you didn'tdo anything wrong. You're not gonna
tell me to get over it.That's not how forgiveness works. You come
to me and you say sorry,you are old. I am old.

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And until I get my apology,until I get my reckoning, until I
get my firings, prison sentences,lives ruined, than we are enemies,
period, end of story. Allright, now, speaking of enemies,
I need to talk about this mosquitobecause this is a whole different breed.
What Chris listen to me. Youknow how mosquitoes they'll fly around and they

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bite you and they give you theseitchy things. But what's the one place,
What's the one place that beyond thedirty places? What's the one place
you've never been bitten? Ever?I should note that I've been bitten in
the dirty places. It happened tome in Iraq. We didn't have facilities.
This was actually in combat and well, I won't go into the details,

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but I had to go drop mypants and it turns out it was
right in the middle of this mosquitoinfested swamp, and yeah, it was
really bad day. Anyway, what'sthe Plu's the place, Chris, you've
never been bitten? That's exactly right, your face. Mosquitoes don't bite your
face. Why that is, Idon't know. I'm assuming it's some kind
of way God made them for something. But mosquitoes don't bite your face.

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Oh, they'll bite your neck,your arms, your legs, your back,
you're a they'll bite anything, yourfeet, anything, But mosquitoes do
not bite your face. I havebeen around mosquito's my whole life, from
Ohio to Thailand, from Montana toIraq. I know how mosquitoes operate and

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I have never in my life hada mosquito bite on my face. It
has never happened to me. Whateverkind of mosquito this is in the house,
it's biting us in the face whilewe sleep. And I'm not exactly
sure how to approach this, butI think we've got a new kind of
mosquito in the house, and Frankly, I should get credit for discovering it.

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I don't know what this is.It's a face bite or what Chris
a face eater. Essentially, we'regetting facialed by a mosquito every single not
facial you know. Forget, We'regonna put that, We're gonna move on.
Jesse, watching your show from yesterdayand you said something about action items.
You don't like presenting a problem withouta solution. The first solution that

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should be presented every single day byeveryone that truly cares about America is to
stop supporting these commi businesses. UntilAmericans realize we can't fund our enemies and
win this war, absolutely nothing willchange. Choices have consequences, all of
our choices. His name is Frankie. Look, you're right, You're right,

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and I'll give you my latest failureabout putting my money where my morals
are. I've talked to you aboutthis all the time, and you know,
we are way better than we usedto be as a family, you
know, canceling Disney. Plus,we don't do this. I don't watch
the NFL anymore, which I missedto death. We don't do these things
anymore, being better about this stuff. We don't buy Nike, we don't.

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We don't do that stuff. Iwas looking through my credit card statement.
I'm just mortified by this. Iwas looking through my credit card statement
and I saw something on there thatsaid Peacock. So what in the world
is Peacock? I ain't buy anythingfrom Peacock, and I dig into it.

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Apparently this has been going on forit's had to be three or four
years ago. Peacock is an onlineTV thing that's a subsidiary of NBC.
NBC is a disgusting communist company.I don't know what show was on or
how that came to be. Whoknows. Maybe I got scammed. I've

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been funding Peacock for three years.It was it was four dollars and ninety
nine cents a month. But allthat filth you see all that Pride Month
stuff on NBC. I got toown that I paid for that, and
that sucks, right, So canceledthat and on we go. But yeah,

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you're right. It's not just whereyou don't spend, remember, it's
where you do. This has beena podcast from wor