July 15, 2025 • 33 mins
Unequal Treatment
Democrats vs. Republicans
Trump continues to blast Biden over autopen: 'He knew nothing'
Sen. Rand Paul renews push for criminal probe of Fauci after startling Biden autopen use revealed
Security Service allowing Doanld Trump to be attacked
Joe Biden Migrant Crisis
Democrats vs. Republicans
Trump continues to blast Biden over autopen: 'He knew nothing'
Sen. Rand Paul renews push for criminal probe of Fauci after startling Biden autopen use revealed
Security Service allowing Doanld Trump to be attacked
Joe Biden Migrant Crisis
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday. Yes,
I'm back, I'm back in the chair.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
And yes, we will do Medal of Honor Tuesday an
hour from now, since I was out yesterday and missed
Medal of Honor Monday. That's one of the things that's
coming on the show. Yes, we're gonna discuss the media
running cover for Biden's auto pen. Why would they do that?
Now I thought this was old news. We'll discuss that.
We'll discuss at length more what's happening at the Secret
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Service after the Trump assassination attempt. We're gonna talk about, well,
we are gonna have to address what Trump said today
about the Epstein files. Is Fauci finally going to go
to prison. We'll do a bunch of emails. We gotta
win at Scotis. Apparently we're just gonna stay all in
in Ukraine. All that and so much more coming up
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tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now, let
me ask you something before we get to the stories
of the day. You a sibling. You have siblings, Lots
of people do. If you don't, if you're an only child,
that's fine, but most people have siblings. Was there ever
a point in your life where you thought you were
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treated not equally to your sibling. They got an extra dorito,
you didn't, Mom, Dad, They let them stay out till midnight.
In high school, you have to be home at eleven.
Was there ever a moment where your sibling you felt
was given unequal treatment? Of course everyone has had that moment. Now,
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let me ask you this. When I asked you that
question a second ago, why could you remember it? Even
if you couldn't remember the specific thing, and you probably
they could have, you remembered immediately that moment or moments
where your sibling was treated better in some way than
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you were. Why. Because every human being is created with
a sense of justice inside of them, a desire for
justice inside of them, a desire that everybody is held
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to the same rules, the same standards. That it doesn't
matter rich, poor, tall, short, beautiful Chris, it doesn't matter
whatever it is, everybody's held to the exact same standard.
There is a sense of justice that is created in you.
We are created to seek it out, We want it,
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and when we feel like we don't get it in
some way, especially when it's personal, when we feel like
we've been done wrong in a way that other people
haven't been done wrong. It sticks with us, It bothers
us to this day when some idiot radio host brings
it up. You remember when your sister was allowed to
go to prom and you weren't You remember it? Now?
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There are a few different stories out there, and we're
going to kind of merge them all together, because at
least for tonight on our show, I see the exact
same theme, and the theme is this. I'll go ahead
and give it away before we dig into all the stories.
Normal Americans, normal people, not elites, not high up government employees,
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normal people just like you, have been getting the sense,
year after year after year after year that powerful people
in government and otherwise they get away with crimes, they
get away with evil things you would never be able
to get away with. And that sense of injustice has
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been grinding on you, hasn't it been grinding on me?
I'll use this as a first example because it's one
of the ones that it made me so angry. I mean,
you remember, I don't yell a lot on the radio.
I don't like that. I don't like stressing you out.
I don't like stressing me out. But when we were
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in the middle of all the COVID insanity, the restrictions,
standing six feet away from someone, the dumb masking, and
with all the COVID insanity, you remember what bothered me
so much, the same thing that bothered you, That the
elites were allowed to do whatever they wanted to do
and you weren't. If they wanted to get on a
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plane and go down to Florida on the beach, they
did it. They wanted to go out to eat with
the friends, they did it. Gavin Newsom on the same
day he told you a list of things you weren't
allowed to do in California, he went and gathered with
like thirty of his friends at the nicest restaurant in
California and partied it up. Doctor Burkes gets on television
and tells you thanksgivings coming. Hey, no extended family for you.
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I'm just giving you a rule. No extended family. Finishes
the interview, takes the lapel mike off of her, hops
on a plane and goes in parties with her extended family,
Republicans and Democrats alike, giving you rules. You're not allowed
to open up your restaurant. You're not allowed to do this.
You're not allowed to go to school, You're not allowed
to do this. And they didn't follow a single one
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of them, and it created in you a thinking, a
sense that we don't have justice in this country, that
elite people were held to a different standard, and they
were trying to cram that vaccine down your throat over
and over and over again. You gotta take it, you
gotta take it. You got to It's safe and effective.
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It's safe and effective. You better take it. It'll prevent COVID. Okay,
it won't prevent COVID, but it'll prevent this red. Okay,
it won't prevent some red, but it'll slow it down. Okay,
it won't slow it down. Over and over and over again,
we got to the point in this country where the
President of the United States of America essentially threatened us.
Remember when Joe Biden sat there and looked at the
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camera and uttered those words, the words that I still
lose my mind when I think about them. The American
President saying that to the people, We've been patient, but
our patience is wearing thin. Excuse me, who the heck
do you think you are? Your patience is wearing thin?
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A sense that the elites could do whatever they wanted
and you couldn't. It bothered me. It bothered me a lot.
Now we have this little audio rough courtesy of James
O'Keefe speaking of all that Johnson and Johnson's lead scientists.
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Listen to this if you have any idea like the
lack of research that was done on those products down
but there's no proof.
Speaker 3 (07:17):
I mean, none of that stuff was seeking effective. Didn't
like the typical process, and that's why it takes so
long to get a product and market typical process. These
oldest clinical trial testing and stuff in a small population
pace was just lets tested on some you know lab
rough models, analyze and see if it works, and stuff
like that, just so well, it's to the wind and
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see what happens.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
They took something completely untested and unproven and threatened you
with your job if you didn't. If you didn't take it,
maybe it costs you your job, but it didn't. It
didn't cost them their job. It didn't. And the sense
of injustice for the people who did that to us,
people like doctor Fauci and I know I heard I
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have a headline right here. Rand Paul says Biden's auto
pen puts Fauci back in his crosshairs. Well, I don't
want to be a downer, I certainly don't, and I
don't want to be a cynic. But doctor faucis never
going to go down for what he did to you,
for what he did to this country. He's never going
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to be held to account. And you know it. I
know it. As much as I want it, as much
as I want justice, as much as you want justice,
it's not coming. It's not. Well, Biden's auto pen signed
the pardon. You're probably right. That's not right. You're right. Oh,
but that means Fauci's going down. No, he's not. Come on,
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you know that. You know that a sense of injustice
is really growing in the American people, and politicians on
every side, government employees on every side, they don't seem
to understand it. They don't seem to get the simmering
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anger and frankly hatred that is growing in the American people.
That we are always held to account. We will be fired,
we will be arrested, we will be this, we will
be that, and they never are ever. I ranted about
it a little bit last week. The Secret Service. It's
another story, same type of thing. The Secret Service is
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tasked with protection, one of their many duties, but that's
obviously the one they're most known for, probably their main one,
protecting people, president's, former presidents, first ladies and whatnot. They
allowed Donald Trump to get shot in the head. Corey
comparator did get shot in the head and lost his life.
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And these things happened because the Secret Service allowed some
nutball assassin to take a rooftop one hundred and forty
eight meters in an elevated position above the president of
the United States of America and nobody got fired. Oh
but actually there's a little bit more detail to that.
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Let's talk about that in a moment before.
Speaker 4 (10:19):
It is that Jesse Kelly's show on a Wonderful Tuesday.
Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. Talking about the sense of injustice we have
right now that there isn't justice in this country. Elites
get away with it, government employees get away with everything.
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You always held you account always, and so I use
the example COVID in the beginning. But now let's talk
briefly again about this Secret Service thing we talked about.
We have these reports coming out from the Senate now
and we're learning things. We're learning amazing things, not only
about the Biden administration hiding threat intelligence, but we learned
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that the Secret Service, who very much failed to protect
the president that day in every possible way. They took
four junior agents and.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
Suspended them, some as little as ten days max was
I believe it was forty two days max suspension. You
know what happened to the supervisors? They got promoted. Did
you know that Donald Trump was about to be the
Republican nominee? He was already the Republican president of the
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United States of America former I realized that. And the
Secret Service allowed an assassin to take a rooftop one
hundred and forty eight meters from his head, shoot him
in the head, and blow Corey compared towards brains out.
And they promoted the people who were in charge that day.
That's not justice. What would happen to you at work
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if you've failed as badly as they failed, What will happen?
It wouldn't be a promotion. I promise you that. Let's
move on to a different one. I know people, some
people at least they say this is old news, old news,
it's old news. This, it's old news.
Speaker 3 (12:20):
DA.
Speaker 2 (12:21):
Let's talk about Joe Biden's autopen you know, Donald Trump
keeps bringing this up, and he's not wrong.
Speaker 5 (12:29):
Look, the auto pen, I think is maybe one of
the biggest scandals that we've had in fifty to one
hundred years. This is a tremendous scandal. And I know
the people on the other side of the see the
desk at Resolute Desk. Unfortunately he used it before me. Look,
you know, we have our choice of seven desks. You're
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all beautiful. But I chose the Resolute and so did he. Unfortunately.
But the people on the other side of the Resolute desk,
I know them, Lisa, the Hall Group, and then no good,
here's sick people. And I guarantee he knew nothing about
what he was signing. I guarantee it.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
Lisa the Lisa. He mentions there is Lisa Monico. Remember
Victoria Newlan Lisa Monico, Jill Biden, Anita Dunn committed America
hating communists were handed the powers of the presidency for
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four years. You look at headlines like this, Plaine hijacker,
child predators and murderers, Ice nabs more than thirteen hundred
legals in Houston. Joe Biden's administration spent four years intentionally
filling this country up with every single evil, violent dirt
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ball from every single corner of the plant it in
an attempt to destroy the country. And they were able
to do this because Joe Biden sat in the corner
sucking his thumb, while communists like Anita Dunn were allowed
to destroy the United States of America. And now some
people were saying, let's move on, let's move on, let's
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move on. No, when you hand this woman the keys
to the presidency, we are not going to move on.
Speaker 6 (14:24):
Actually come from two of my favorite political philosophers, Mal
Saytung and Mother Teresa. Not often coupled with each other,
but the two people that I turned to most in
nineteen forty seven when Mal Saytung was being challenged within
his own party on his plan to basically take China
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over Chang Kai Chek and the nationalist Chinese held the cities.
Speaker 2 (14:52):
Yeah, you got it. She loves Mal say Dung. She
just ran the presidency for four years. There are people
out there saying I want to move on, I want
to move on, But this is exactly why we cannot
move on. We cannot move on because this way of
thinking has doomed us elites. Part of the reason they
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get away with doing the most horrific things to you,
to the people of this country is because people are
so tired, so mentally exhausted, new scandal after new scandal,
new problem after new problem, that when you bring up
something like COVID or Joe Biden's presidency, or even the
assassination attempt on Donald Trump from a year ago, there
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is a human temptation to say, that's in the past,
let's move on, that's in the past. Let's just move on.
I'm tired of talking about it, Let's move on. I'm
sick of it. We have bigger problems, we have present problems.
Let's move on. Let's move on. Let's move on. Can't
we just move on? I have news for you. If
that's your way of thinking, and it's many people's way
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of thinking, it's human. It doesn't mean you're a bad person.
But if that's your way of thinking, you know who
loves that. They love your mentality. The evil, corrupt monsters
who are destroying this country every single day when they
hear people like you say, let's just move on. I
don't care. Let's move on. It's like music in their ears.
They think, yes, yes, hopefully. Everybody in this country just
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wants to move on. Never hold me to account for
my deeds. You have bigger problems right now, right, you
have bigger fish to fry. Just move on. No big deal. No, no, no, no,
it has to stop somewhere sometime, it has to stop.
In fact, we'll touch on the Biden stuff a little
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bit more. We'll touch on well, the media knows it's
a big deal and they're dying for you to move on.
I'll play you something you're gonna be amazed by in
a moment. It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Tuesday. So good to be back. If you missed
any if you missed me, I should say, you can
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the show, you can Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So we're not going to move on. We're not going
to let the autopen thing go because that's how the
elite people get away with crime after crime after crime.
The people themselves, You me, we let it go. We
move on. I'm don I've got bigger fish to Friday.
I'm not worried about it. You know who is worried
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about it, very very worried about it. The communists. There's
a reason segments like this are running on MSNBC, and
it's not because they're anxious to hold Joe Biden to account.
Speaker 7 (17:37):
The NBC News conducted an analysis of the communications that
the chair of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, is
used to bring in former members of the Biden White
House to ask them questions about Biden's use of the
auto pen and his cognitive decline in office. And what
we discovered is that of the sixteen letters that Comer
sent to the staffers, that they were all signed with
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the use of a digital signature, meaning that he did
not actually sign these documents himself, similar to what he's
accusing President Biden of not doing. Now, what he did
do was use a wet signature, as it's called.
Speaker 2 (18:10):
That's the American media running cover for Joe Biden. That's
what that is. You see, Joe Biden and the auto
pen scandal is such a big deal that The New
York Times did an article that on its surface, it
appeared like they were actually criticizing him. Well, okay, I
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mean it turns out he did use the auto pen,
but it was just it was just you know, as
a final review process, and he had kind of approved it.
But we both know the New York Times would never
criticize communists. It's their job to promote communism and smash freedom.
Why would they run that article. Well, one time, when
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the boys were little, Bob made them sandwiches for lunch
and I was home and I wanted to give them
some chips. The boys wanted some chips. Bob said the
boys had been eaten poorly and we should just give
them some fruit. And I kind of backed away, and
I said, okay, fine, just have some fruit. Boys ate
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their lunch, they ate their chips. And then when we
weren't looking, neither of us were there, they went to
the pantry and they both ate all the chips. And
I came back and of course, I mean, they're little boys.
I think there were six and eight at the time,
but it's disobedience. It's hilarious disobedience, but it's disobedience. And
she's ready to murder both of them. You know, she
wants to ground them. Whatever she wants to just lay
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the hammer down, take away their favorite toys, you name it.
I pulled them aside and loudly scolded both of them,
why not to punish them, to show her that they
had been punished, and to help them avoid any real
significant punishment. That's exactly why the New York Times ran
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an article one Joe Biden's autopen. They ran that article
because they know this is a gigantic scandal. It's a
big deal. We had committed America hating communists, running the
United States of America by auto pen for four years.
And we can't move on. We can't shrug our shoulders
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and say it's over. And look, let's be let's be
honest about where we are. We want things like Joe
Biden's pardons, his ridiculous pardons he pardoned Fauci and million
these guys. We want those pardons to be taken away,
and we want people to be brought to trial and
ran Paul saying things like this.
Speaker 8 (20:40):
The only way we could actually get this into court
is hopefully the DOJ would do their job and died
Anthony Fauci for the felony of line to Congress and
then take it to court and then they can plead
that it you know, he has been pardoned, but then
the court could judge whether the pardon is valid. So
the only way we get this into court is someone
who's been pardoned will have to be indicted. And I
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would promote Dan Anthony Falci as a prime specimen for this.
Speaker 2 (21:05):
So I believe he's not gonna be indicted. I'm sorry,
it's not We're not gonna get Katanji Brown Jackson off
of the Supreme Court because it was the auto pen.
It's not gonna happen. But we also can't just move on.
We can't move on. We have to pursue these things
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as much as possible, and the people who hold power
have to understand that what's happening in the country right
now is a powder cake. It is a powder cake
that is growing more and more volatile by the day.
That powder cake is the anger at the of the
American people at the lack of justice. You know what
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I saw the other day speaking of the Epstein stuff.
In fact, I'll do a couple of emails before I
get to what Trump said today. I saw the other
day there was this guy comedian, doesn't matter who he was,
but he was one of the people who came out
hard for Donald Trump in the election. He just did
an interview and he said, I'm gonna support Bernie Sanders
from now on. The interviewer said what why, He said
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the Epstein stuff. Donald Trump made a promise, he didn't
keep it. I'm going to read you two emails and
then I'll play something Trump said today, Jesse. If Epstein
is never discussed in the news again, it'll be too soon.
I've never seen or heard more news coverage on something
that really wouldn't affect anybody's lives, current or future. Yeah,
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let's just move on. Can't we just move on?
Speaker 9 (22:40):
It's all news.
Speaker 2 (22:42):
But then I get emails like this, lots of them,
lots of them, Jesse. I know you're done talking about it,
but Trump is messing this up more than any political
issue I can remember. For someone who usually has his
finger on the pulse, he couldn't sound worse. This is
what Donald Trump said today. I'm not even sure Donald
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Trump realizes the powder cake is building.
Speaker 9 (23:07):
She's given us just a very quick briefing, and in.
Speaker 5 (23:11):
Terms of the credibility.
Speaker 10 (23:12):
Of the different things that they've seen, and I would
say that you know, these files were made up by Komi,
they were made up by Obama, they were made up
by the Biden from you know, and we went through
years of that.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
The files were made up by Comy and Obama. Come on,
Jeffrey Epstein was operating at the highest levels of power,
apparently with the Central Intelligence Agency since the nineteen eighties.
Come on, they're not made up by Democrats. Something happened.
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A lot of things apparently happened. And I don't know
what Trump's reasoning is to take this line, because He's
taken this line before he did it last week. Why
are we still talking about this Let's move on. It's
made up. It's a hope. The Democrats made it up.
But mister President, the American people were tired of moving on.
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They're tired of being told every single time an elite
gets themselves into trouble that we should just move on.
Let's move on. No, I don't want to move on
from COVID, don't I don't want to let it go.
Evil people in this country abused you and abused me,
and I don't want to let it go. I don't
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want to move on from the auto pen Communists around
the United States of America for four years and they
lied about every single thing, and they destroyed my country.
And I don't want to move on because it's old
news and I don't know what's still there or what's
not there. With Jeffrey Epstein, I've told you my theory.
I think they destroyed all the evidence that could really
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hold anybody to account. And if that's the case, you
need to tell us that. We need to be told that.
I thought we had evidence, but with the evidence isn't there.
We think they withheld it, we think they destroyed it.
We think, but don't feed me this. Don't feed me
this bull craft.
Speaker 9 (25:08):
She's given us just a very quick briefing, and in
terms of the credibility of the different things that they've.
Speaker 10 (25:15):
Seen, and I would say that, you know, these files
were made up by Komi, they were made up by Obama,
They were made up by the biting from you know,
uh we and we went through years of that with the.
Speaker 2 (25:29):
The files weren't made up by Democrats. Come on, that
sounds really bad. All the answers for why he would
be saying that sound really really bad. It sounds bad.
Don't do that. The American people were tired of injustice
and it has to stop. I'm going to move on
from all this, but I just had to get that
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off my chest. We'll do some emails, and we'll do
Medal of Honor Tuesday, and we'll do other things, probably
lighten things up a little bit around here before it
is Jesse Kelly shoe on a wonderful Tuesday, ten minutes
away from Medal of Honor Tuesday, because I wasn't here yesterday,
but one more word on this. Telsea Gabber came out
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said this about the deep States.
Speaker 11 (26:13):
I think the campaign was hard. You think what President
Trump went through was hard, and it was The road
ahead will not be easy. I can attest personally that
in my work as the Director of National Intelligence, the
deep State is fighting us every step of the way,
and it exists within every single federal agency. And so
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I feel the same frustration that I see many of
you expressing on x or in different platforms about why
aren't things going faster? Why aren't we getting results more quickly?
I feel this frustration every single day. We are pushing hard,
know that they are pushing hard back.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
People better go down, People had better go down. And
I just want to reinforce what I've said before. I
don't mean suspended for ten days without pay. If government
people committed crimes with their office, and they did, they
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should go to prison for longer than normal people go
to prison for. That's a fact. Let's do to me.
Email's Jestsey. You know what's eh? You know what's really
hurtful Watching movies you loved as a kid with your
kids and them bashing them for being quote so cringe.
Did I already tell you about my kids in the movies?
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Maybe I already told you this story, but I've got
to tell you it again because it's so unbelievably hurtful.
You know, I love my meathead boys. They mean the
world to me. OB loves them too for some reason.
And I wouldn't say we're a huge movie going family,
but that's only because of all the communists filth that's
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out there now in the movies. Whenever there's a movie
we think we can see with the boys and it's
not full of comy, gayness and everything else, we are there.
We are there every single time. So we love taking
them to the movies. The boys. Since my oldest has
started driving, they will now buy movie tickets for only them,
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and they will go to the movies without us. And
I know, Chris, it is rude. And so we confronted
them on it because the first time we thought to ourselves, oh,
that's so wonderful. They're so close and they are very close.
It's so nice that these brothers want to do it.
But then they did it again, and they did it again,
and finally we went and we said, why are we
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why are we never invited to the movies with you?
And they explained that we laugh at things that they
don't consider funny and they find it embarrassing. Isn't that hurtful?
That's just wrong. Hey, Jesse, my six year old daughter
discovered that ranch dressing makes chicken tenders amazing and delicious.
It was a proud day for me. What is the
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best store abought ranch dressing? I've always been a hidden valley?
But is there one out there? Okay? One hidden valleys
my go to as well. But Ken's Steakhouse makes a
good ranch Chris, have you ever had any Ken's Steakhouse dressings?
They do. They're in every grocery store, Dude, They're really good.
They have good ones. I probably would still go hidden
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Valley over Ken's what, Chris what? I'm not going to
listen to your insults on ranch right now? Chris. Okay,
you know what. I shouldn't have even asked you. I
shouldn't have even asked you. I should have asked someone
with taste. But that actually leads me perfectly to this.
I just brought up my sons. I'm very proud of
my sons. They really are fine young men. But there
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is something that really grades on me. They're not sauce guys.
They don't they don't dip things. The French Fries, Theynst
eat them hot sauces a little interested. I mean, my
oldest will put some on his eggs if I am,
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but doesn't go get the hot sauce ranch. They'll get
chicken tenders and eat them without dipping them in anything.
Isn't that just awful and odd? Can you imagine what
I go through as a father. It's brutal, Jesse. I
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listened to your cultural Communism summary such as Wednesday, July ninth,
and I've read it in the book also, that was
last Wednesday. iHeart Spotify iTunes if you're interested in that one.
We kind of broke down cultural Marxism and how we
got there and whatnot. And he said, anyway, you may
be leaving out a primary piece of the three step
creep labor unions. What are the similarities for USA organized labor. Well,
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labor unions are one of those things that the Communists
did talk about. They wanted everything to be unionized. And
I don't know that all. I don't know that I'm
gonna lump all of America's unions in with that. I
am a bit jaded on this because I grew up
in construction and I was never in a union. We
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were never I never even worked for a union company,
but we worked with a bunch of union companies. I'm
still friends with a bunch of union guys that are,
I mean, to the right of me, you know. But
the reason they're so ripe for Communist infiltration. Labor unions
are is because it's a collective. Whenever you find any
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kind of a collective, and a collective that is a
collective for the purpose of evening things out, making things
more fair, you know. That's the essence, or at least
how the labor reunions sell themselves. Some actually do it,
most don't. But that's how they sell themselves. Hey, we
deserve a bigger piece of the pipe, benefits more money.
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I know we me, as an individual worker, I'm not
powerful enough to arrange that. But if all of us
get together as a union, then we collectively are so
powerful we can make those things happen. Well, that's one
of those things. That's like peanut butter and jelly. It
just goes together. It just goes together. Whenever you have
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a large organization of people who have organized themselves in
order to get more from somebody, that's going to be
ripe for communist and filtration. And America's labor unions have been.
That's been. That was a big little foot in the door,
if you will, for Soviet communism. But that's not every union,
not at all, And it's definitely not every union member.
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It's most unions leadership though, for being honest, that's what
it turns out to be. Now, let's set all that up.
Let's do a brief little bit of history. I'm just
kind of in a mood to do some history around
our medal of honor Monday, I know it's Tuesday, but
around our medal of honor Mondays
The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday. Yes,
I'm back, I'm back in the chair.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
And yes, we will do Medal of Honor Tuesday an
hour from now, since I was out yesterday and missed
Medal of Honor Monday. That's one of the things that's
coming on the show. Yes, we're gonna discuss the media
running cover for Biden's auto pen. Why would they do that?
Now I thought this was old news. We'll discuss that.
We'll discuss at length more what's happening at the Secret
(00:37):
Service after the Trump assassination attempt. We're gonna talk about, well,
we are gonna have to address what Trump said today
about the Epstein files. Is Fauci finally going to go
to prison. We'll do a bunch of emails. We gotta
win at Scotis. Apparently we're just gonna stay all in
in Ukraine. All that and so much more coming up
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tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now, let
me ask you something before we get to the stories
of the day. You a sibling. You have siblings, Lots
of people do. If you don't, if you're an only child,
that's fine, but most people have siblings. Was there ever
a point in your life where you thought you were
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treated not equally to your sibling. They got an extra dorito,
you didn't, Mom, Dad, They let them stay out till midnight.
In high school, you have to be home at eleven.
Was there ever a moment where your sibling you felt
was given unequal treatment? Of course everyone has had that moment. Now,
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let me ask you this. When I asked you that
question a second ago, why could you remember it? Even
if you couldn't remember the specific thing, and you probably
they could have, you remembered immediately that moment or moments
where your sibling was treated better in some way than
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you were. Why. Because every human being is created with
a sense of justice inside of them, a desire for
justice inside of them, a desire that everybody is held
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to the same rules, the same standards. That it doesn't
matter rich, poor, tall, short, beautiful Chris, it doesn't matter
whatever it is, everybody's held to the exact same standard.
There is a sense of justice that is created in you.
We are created to seek it out, We want it,
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and when we feel like we don't get it in
some way, especially when it's personal, when we feel like
we've been done wrong in a way that other people
haven't been done wrong. It sticks with us, It bothers
us to this day when some idiot radio host brings
it up. You remember when your sister was allowed to
go to prom and you weren't You remember it? Now?
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There are a few different stories out there, and we're
going to kind of merge them all together, because at
least for tonight on our show, I see the exact
same theme, and the theme is this. I'll go ahead
and give it away before we dig into all the stories.
Normal Americans, normal people, not elites, not high up government employees,
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normal people just like you, have been getting the sense,
year after year after year after year that powerful people
in government and otherwise they get away with crimes, they
get away with evil things you would never be able
to get away with. And that sense of injustice has
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been grinding on you, hasn't it been grinding on me?
I'll use this as a first example because it's one
of the ones that it made me so angry. I mean,
you remember, I don't yell a lot on the radio.
I don't like that. I don't like stressing you out.
I don't like stressing me out. But when we were
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in the middle of all the COVID insanity, the restrictions,
standing six feet away from someone, the dumb masking, and
with all the COVID insanity, you remember what bothered me
so much, the same thing that bothered you, That the
elites were allowed to do whatever they wanted to do
and you weren't. If they wanted to get on a
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plane and go down to Florida on the beach, they
did it. They wanted to go out to eat with
the friends, they did it. Gavin Newsom on the same
day he told you a list of things you weren't
allowed to do in California, he went and gathered with
like thirty of his friends at the nicest restaurant in
California and partied it up. Doctor Burkes gets on television
and tells you thanksgivings coming. Hey, no extended family for you.
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I'm just giving you a rule. No extended family. Finishes
the interview, takes the lapel mike off of her, hops
on a plane and goes in parties with her extended family,
Republicans and Democrats alike, giving you rules. You're not allowed
to open up your restaurant. You're not allowed to do this.
You're not allowed to go to school, You're not allowed
to do this. And they didn't follow a single one
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of them, and it created in you a thinking, a
sense that we don't have justice in this country, that
elite people were held to a different standard, and they
were trying to cram that vaccine down your throat over
and over and over again. You gotta take it, you
gotta take it. You got to It's safe and effective.
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It's safe and effective. You better take it. It'll prevent COVID. Okay,
it won't prevent COVID, but it'll prevent this red. Okay,
it won't prevent some red, but it'll slow it down. Okay,
it won't slow it down. Over and over and over again,
we got to the point in this country where the
President of the United States of America essentially threatened us.
Remember when Joe Biden sat there and looked at the
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camera and uttered those words, the words that I still
lose my mind when I think about them. The American
President saying that to the people, We've been patient, but
our patience is wearing thin. Excuse me, who the heck
do you think you are? Your patience is wearing thin?
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A sense that the elites could do whatever they wanted
and you couldn't. It bothered me. It bothered me a lot.
Now we have this little audio rough courtesy of James
O'Keefe speaking of all that Johnson and Johnson's lead scientists.
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Listen to this if you have any idea like the
lack of research that was done on those products down
but there's no proof.
Speaker 3 (07:17):
I mean, none of that stuff was seeking effective. Didn't
like the typical process, and that's why it takes so
long to get a product and market typical process. These
oldest clinical trial testing and stuff in a small population
pace was just lets tested on some you know lab
rough models, analyze and see if it works, and stuff
like that, just so well, it's to the wind and
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see what happens.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
They took something completely untested and unproven and threatened you
with your job if you didn't. If you didn't take it,
maybe it costs you your job, but it didn't. It
didn't cost them their job. It didn't. And the sense
of injustice for the people who did that to us,
people like doctor Fauci and I know I heard I
(08:05):
have a headline right here. Rand Paul says Biden's auto
pen puts Fauci back in his crosshairs. Well, I don't
want to be a downer, I certainly don't, and I
don't want to be a cynic. But doctor faucis never
going to go down for what he did to you,
for what he did to this country. He's never going
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to be held to account. And you know it. I
know it. As much as I want it, as much
as I want justice, as much as you want justice,
it's not coming. It's not. Well, Biden's auto pen signed
the pardon. You're probably right. That's not right. You're right. Oh,
but that means Fauci's going down. No, he's not. Come on,
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you know that. You know that a sense of injustice
is really growing in the American people, and politicians on
every side, government employees on every side, they don't seem
to understand it. They don't seem to get the simmering
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anger and frankly hatred that is growing in the American people.
That we are always held to account. We will be fired,
we will be arrested, we will be this, we will
be that, and they never are ever. I ranted about
it a little bit last week. The Secret Service. It's
another story, same type of thing. The Secret Service is
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tasked with protection, one of their many duties, but that's
obviously the one they're most known for, probably their main one,
protecting people, president's, former presidents, first ladies and whatnot. They
allowed Donald Trump to get shot in the head. Corey
comparator did get shot in the head and lost his life.
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And these things happened because the Secret Service allowed some
nutball assassin to take a rooftop one hundred and forty
eight meters in an elevated position above the president of
the United States of America and nobody got fired. Oh
but actually there's a little bit more detail to that.
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Let's talk about that in a moment before.
Speaker 4 (10:19):
It is that Jesse Kelly's show on a Wonderful Tuesday.
Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. Talking about the sense of injustice we have
right now that there isn't justice in this country. Elites
get away with it, government employees get away with everything.
(10:39):
You always held you account always, and so I use
the example COVID in the beginning. But now let's talk
briefly again about this Secret Service thing we talked about.
We have these reports coming out from the Senate now
and we're learning things. We're learning amazing things, not only
about the Biden administration hiding threat intelligence, but we learned
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that the Secret Service, who very much failed to protect
the president that day in every possible way. They took
four junior agents and.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
Suspended them, some as little as ten days max was
I believe it was forty two days max suspension. You
know what happened to the supervisors? They got promoted. Did
you know that Donald Trump was about to be the
Republican nominee? He was already the Republican president of the
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United States of America former I realized that. And the
Secret Service allowed an assassin to take a rooftop one
hundred and forty eight meters from his head, shoot him
in the head, and blow Corey compared towards brains out.
And they promoted the people who were in charge that day.
That's not justice. What would happen to you at work
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if you've failed as badly as they failed, What will happen?
It wouldn't be a promotion. I promise you that. Let's
move on to a different one. I know people, some
people at least they say this is old news, old news,
it's old news. This, it's old news.
Speaker 3 (12:20):
DA.
Speaker 2 (12:21):
Let's talk about Joe Biden's autopen you know, Donald Trump
keeps bringing this up, and he's not wrong.
Speaker 5 (12:29):
Look, the auto pen, I think is maybe one of
the biggest scandals that we've had in fifty to one
hundred years. This is a tremendous scandal. And I know
the people on the other side of the see the
desk at Resolute Desk. Unfortunately he used it before me. Look,
you know, we have our choice of seven desks. You're
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all beautiful. But I chose the Resolute and so did he. Unfortunately.
But the people on the other side of the Resolute desk,
I know them, Lisa, the Hall Group, and then no good,
here's sick people. And I guarantee he knew nothing about
what he was signing. I guarantee it.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
Lisa the Lisa. He mentions there is Lisa Monico. Remember
Victoria Newlan Lisa Monico, Jill Biden, Anita Dunn committed America
hating communists were handed the powers of the presidency for
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four years. You look at headlines like this, Plaine hijacker,
child predators and murderers, Ice nabs more than thirteen hundred
legals in Houston. Joe Biden's administration spent four years intentionally
filling this country up with every single evil, violent dirt
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ball from every single corner of the plant it in
an attempt to destroy the country. And they were able
to do this because Joe Biden sat in the corner
sucking his thumb, while communists like Anita Dunn were allowed
to destroy the United States of America. And now some
people were saying, let's move on, let's move on, let's
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move on. No, when you hand this woman the keys
to the presidency, we are not going to move on.
Speaker 6 (14:24):
Actually come from two of my favorite political philosophers, Mal
Saytung and Mother Teresa. Not often coupled with each other,
but the two people that I turned to most in
nineteen forty seven when Mal Saytung was being challenged within
his own party on his plan to basically take China
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over Chang Kai Chek and the nationalist Chinese held the cities.
Speaker 2 (14:52):
Yeah, you got it. She loves Mal say Dung. She
just ran the presidency for four years. There are people
out there saying I want to move on, I want
to move on, But this is exactly why we cannot
move on. We cannot move on because this way of
thinking has doomed us elites. Part of the reason they
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get away with doing the most horrific things to you,
to the people of this country is because people are
so tired, so mentally exhausted, new scandal after new scandal,
new problem after new problem, that when you bring up
something like COVID or Joe Biden's presidency, or even the
assassination attempt on Donald Trump from a year ago, there
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is a human temptation to say, that's in the past,
let's move on, that's in the past. Let's just move on.
I'm tired of talking about it, Let's move on. I'm
sick of it. We have bigger problems, we have present problems.
Let's move on. Let's move on. Let's move on. Can't
we just move on? I have news for you. If
that's your way of thinking, and it's many people's way
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of thinking, it's human. It doesn't mean you're a bad person.
But if that's your way of thinking, you know who
loves that. They love your mentality. The evil, corrupt monsters
who are destroying this country every single day when they
hear people like you say, let's just move on. I
don't care. Let's move on. It's like music in their ears.
They think, yes, yes, hopefully. Everybody in this country just
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wants to move on. Never hold me to account for
my deeds. You have bigger problems right now, right, you
have bigger fish to fry. Just move on. No big deal. No, no, no, no,
it has to stop somewhere sometime, it has to stop.
In fact, we'll touch on the Biden stuff a little
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bit more. We'll touch on well, the media knows it's
a big deal and they're dying for you to move on.
I'll play you something you're gonna be amazed by in
a moment. It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Tuesday. So good to be back. If you missed
any if you missed me, I should say, you can
download the show. iHeart Spotify, iTunes. You want to email
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the show, you can Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So we're not going to move on. We're not going
to let the autopen thing go because that's how the
elite people get away with crime after crime after crime.
The people themselves, You me, we let it go. We
move on. I'm don I've got bigger fish to Friday.
I'm not worried about it. You know who is worried
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about it, very very worried about it. The communists. There's
a reason segments like this are running on MSNBC, and
it's not because they're anxious to hold Joe Biden to account.
Speaker 7 (17:37):
The NBC News conducted an analysis of the communications that
the chair of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, is
used to bring in former members of the Biden White
House to ask them questions about Biden's use of the
auto pen and his cognitive decline in office. And what
we discovered is that of the sixteen letters that Comer
sent to the staffers, that they were all signed with
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the use of a digital signature, meaning that he did
not actually sign these documents himself, similar to what he's
accusing President Biden of not doing. Now, what he did
do was use a wet signature, as it's called.
Speaker 2 (18:10):
That's the American media running cover for Joe Biden. That's
what that is. You see, Joe Biden and the auto
pen scandal is such a big deal that The New
York Times did an article that on its surface, it
appeared like they were actually criticizing him. Well, okay, I
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mean it turns out he did use the auto pen,
but it was just it was just you know, as
a final review process, and he had kind of approved it.
But we both know the New York Times would never
criticize communists. It's their job to promote communism and smash freedom.
Why would they run that article. Well, one time, when
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the boys were little, Bob made them sandwiches for lunch
and I was home and I wanted to give them
some chips. The boys wanted some chips. Bob said the
boys had been eaten poorly and we should just give
them some fruit. And I kind of backed away, and
I said, okay, fine, just have some fruit. Boys ate
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their lunch, they ate their chips. And then when we
weren't looking, neither of us were there, they went to
the pantry and they both ate all the chips. And
I came back and of course, I mean, they're little boys.
I think there were six and eight at the time,
but it's disobedience. It's hilarious disobedience, but it's disobedience. And
she's ready to murder both of them. You know, she
wants to ground them. Whatever she wants to just lay
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the hammer down, take away their favorite toys, you name it.
I pulled them aside and loudly scolded both of them,
why not to punish them, to show her that they
had been punished, and to help them avoid any real
significant punishment. That's exactly why the New York Times ran
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an article one Joe Biden's autopen. They ran that article
because they know this is a gigantic scandal. It's a
big deal. We had committed America hating communists, running the
United States of America by auto pen for four years.
And we can't move on. We can't shrug our shoulders
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and say it's over. And look, let's be let's be
honest about where we are. We want things like Joe
Biden's pardons, his ridiculous pardons he pardoned Fauci and million
these guys. We want those pardons to be taken away,
and we want people to be brought to trial and
ran Paul saying things like this.
Speaker 8 (20:40):
The only way we could actually get this into court
is hopefully the DOJ would do their job and died
Anthony Fauci for the felony of line to Congress and
then take it to court and then they can plead
that it you know, he has been pardoned, but then
the court could judge whether the pardon is valid. So
the only way we get this into court is someone
who's been pardoned will have to be indicted. And I
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would promote Dan Anthony Falci as a prime specimen for this.
Speaker 2 (21:05):
So I believe he's not gonna be indicted. I'm sorry,
it's not We're not gonna get Katanji Brown Jackson off
of the Supreme Court because it was the auto pen.
It's not gonna happen. But we also can't just move on.
We can't move on. We have to pursue these things
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as much as possible, and the people who hold power
have to understand that what's happening in the country right
now is a powder cake. It is a powder cake
that is growing more and more volatile by the day.
That powder cake is the anger at the of the
American people at the lack of justice. You know what
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I saw the other day speaking of the Epstein stuff.
In fact, I'll do a couple of emails before I
get to what Trump said today. I saw the other
day there was this guy comedian, doesn't matter who he was,
but he was one of the people who came out
hard for Donald Trump in the election. He just did
an interview and he said, I'm gonna support Bernie Sanders
from now on. The interviewer said what why, He said
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the Epstein stuff. Donald Trump made a promise, he didn't
keep it. I'm going to read you two emails and
then I'll play something Trump said today, Jesse. If Epstein
is never discussed in the news again, it'll be too soon.
I've never seen or heard more news coverage on something
that really wouldn't affect anybody's lives, current or future. Yeah,
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let's just move on. Can't we just move on?
Speaker 9 (22:40):
It's all news.
Speaker 2 (22:42):
But then I get emails like this, lots of them,
lots of them, Jesse. I know you're done talking about it,
but Trump is messing this up more than any political
issue I can remember. For someone who usually has his
finger on the pulse, he couldn't sound worse. This is
what Donald Trump said today. I'm not even sure Donald
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Trump realizes the powder cake is building.
Speaker 9 (23:07):
She's given us just a very quick briefing, and in.
Speaker 5 (23:11):
Terms of the credibility.
Speaker 10 (23:12):
Of the different things that they've seen, and I would
say that you know, these files were made up by Komi,
they were made up by Obama, they were made up
by the Biden from you know, and we went through
years of that.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
The files were made up by Comy and Obama. Come on,
Jeffrey Epstein was operating at the highest levels of power,
apparently with the Central Intelligence Agency since the nineteen eighties.
Come on, they're not made up by Democrats. Something happened.
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A lot of things apparently happened. And I don't know
what Trump's reasoning is to take this line, because He's
taken this line before he did it last week. Why
are we still talking about this Let's move on. It's
made up. It's a hope. The Democrats made it up.
But mister President, the American people were tired of moving on.
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They're tired of being told every single time an elite
gets themselves into trouble that we should just move on.
Let's move on. No, I don't want to move on
from COVID, don't I don't want to let it go.
Evil people in this country abused you and abused me,
and I don't want to let it go. I don't
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want to move on from the auto pen Communists around
the United States of America for four years and they
lied about every single thing, and they destroyed my country.
And I don't want to move on because it's old
news and I don't know what's still there or what's
not there. With Jeffrey Epstein, I've told you my theory.
I think they destroyed all the evidence that could really
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hold anybody to account. And if that's the case, you
need to tell us that. We need to be told that.
I thought we had evidence, but with the evidence isn't there.
We think they withheld it, we think they destroyed it.
We think, but don't feed me this. Don't feed me
this bull craft.
Speaker 9 (25:08):
She's given us just a very quick briefing, and in
terms of the credibility of the different things that they've.
Speaker 10 (25:15):
Seen, and I would say that, you know, these files
were made up by Komi, they were made up by Obama,
They were made up by the biting from you know,
uh we and we went through years of that with the.
Speaker 2 (25:29):
The files weren't made up by Democrats. Come on, that
sounds really bad. All the answers for why he would
be saying that sound really really bad. It sounds bad.
Don't do that. The American people were tired of injustice
and it has to stop. I'm going to move on
from all this, but I just had to get that
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off my chest. We'll do some emails, and we'll do
Medal of Honor Tuesday, and we'll do other things, probably
lighten things up a little bit around here before it
is Jesse Kelly shoe on a wonderful Tuesday, ten minutes
away from Medal of Honor Tuesday, because I wasn't here yesterday,
but one more word on this. Telsea Gabber came out
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said this about the deep States.
Speaker 11 (26:13):
I think the campaign was hard. You think what President
Trump went through was hard, and it was The road
ahead will not be easy. I can attest personally that
in my work as the Director of National Intelligence, the
deep State is fighting us every step of the way,
and it exists within every single federal agency. And so
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I feel the same frustration that I see many of
you expressing on x or in different platforms about why
aren't things going faster? Why aren't we getting results more quickly?
I feel this frustration every single day. We are pushing hard,
know that they are pushing hard back.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
People better go down, People had better go down. And
I just want to reinforce what I've said before. I
don't mean suspended for ten days without pay. If government
people committed crimes with their office, and they did, they
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should go to prison for longer than normal people go
to prison for. That's a fact. Let's do to me.
Email's Jestsey. You know what's eh? You know what's really
hurtful Watching movies you loved as a kid with your
kids and them bashing them for being quote so cringe.
Did I already tell you about my kids in the movies?
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Maybe I already told you this story, but I've got
to tell you it again because it's so unbelievably hurtful.
You know, I love my meathead boys. They mean the
world to me. OB loves them too for some reason.
And I wouldn't say we're a huge movie going family,
but that's only because of all the communists filth that's
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out there now in the movies. Whenever there's a movie
we think we can see with the boys and it's
not full of comy, gayness and everything else, we are there.
We are there every single time. So we love taking
them to the movies. The boys. Since my oldest has
started driving, they will now buy movie tickets for only them,
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and they will go to the movies without us. And
I know, Chris, it is rude. And so we confronted
them on it because the first time we thought to ourselves, oh,
that's so wonderful. They're so close and they are very close.
It's so nice that these brothers want to do it.
But then they did it again, and they did it again,
and finally we went and we said, why are we
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why are we never invited to the movies with you?
And they explained that we laugh at things that they
don't consider funny and they find it embarrassing. Isn't that hurtful?
That's just wrong. Hey, Jesse, my six year old daughter
discovered that ranch dressing makes chicken tenders amazing and delicious.
It was a proud day for me. What is the
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best store abought ranch dressing? I've always been a hidden valley?
But is there one out there? Okay? One hidden valleys
my go to as well. But Ken's Steakhouse makes a
good ranch Chris, have you ever had any Ken's Steakhouse dressings?
They do. They're in every grocery store, Dude, They're really good.
They have good ones. I probably would still go hidden
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Valley over Ken's what, Chris what? I'm not going to
listen to your insults on ranch right now? Chris. Okay,
you know what. I shouldn't have even asked you. I
shouldn't have even asked you. I should have asked someone
with taste. But that actually leads me perfectly to this.
I just brought up my sons. I'm very proud of
my sons. They really are fine young men. But there
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is something that really grades on me. They're not sauce guys.
They don't they don't dip things. The French Fries, Theynst
eat them hot sauces a little interested. I mean, my
oldest will put some on his eggs if I am,
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but doesn't go get the hot sauce ranch. They'll get
chicken tenders and eat them without dipping them in anything.
Isn't that just awful and odd? Can you imagine what
I go through as a father. It's brutal, Jesse. I
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listened to your cultural Communism summary such as Wednesday, July ninth,
and I've read it in the book also, that was
last Wednesday. iHeart Spotify iTunes if you're interested in that one.
We kind of broke down cultural Marxism and how we
got there and whatnot. And he said, anyway, you may
be leaving out a primary piece of the three step
creep labor unions. What are the similarities for USA organized labor. Well,
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labor unions are one of those things that the Communists
did talk about. They wanted everything to be unionized. And
I don't know that all. I don't know that I'm
gonna lump all of America's unions in with that. I
am a bit jaded on this because I grew up
in construction and I was never in a union. We
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were never I never even worked for a union company,
but we worked with a bunch of union companies. I'm
still friends with a bunch of union guys that are,
I mean, to the right of me, you know. But
the reason they're so ripe for Communist infiltration. Labor unions
are is because it's a collective. Whenever you find any
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kind of a collective, and a collective that is a
collective for the purpose of evening things out, making things
more fair, you know. That's the essence, or at least
how the labor reunions sell themselves. Some actually do it,
most don't. But that's how they sell themselves. Hey, we
deserve a bigger piece of the pipe, benefits more money.
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I know we me, as an individual worker, I'm not
powerful enough to arrange that. But if all of us
get together as a union, then we collectively are so
powerful we can make those things happen. Well, that's one
of those things. That's like peanut butter and jelly. It
just goes together. It just goes together. Whenever you have
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a large organization of people who have organized themselves in
order to get more from somebody, that's going to be
ripe for communist and filtration. And America's labor unions have been.
That's been. That was a big little foot in the door,
if you will, for Soviet communism. But that's not every union,
not at all, And it's definitely not every union member.
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It's most unions leadership though, for being honest, that's what
it turns out to be. Now, let's set all that up.
Let's do a brief little bit of history. I'm just
kind of in a mood to do some history around
our medal of honor Monday, I know it's Tuesday, but
around our medal of honor Mondays
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