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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show with me the beaver Hunter, Jesse. Don't
shake your head, Chris. Anyway, We're gonna do a bunch
of emails and stuff this hour. We're gonna make fun
of Jasmine Crockett here. Shortly, we're gonna talk about how
the economy is shifting away from being foreign to domestic. Hi,
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that's a good thing. All that and so much more
coming up in the final hour of the world famous
Jesse Kelly Show. I want to remind you you can
email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I
also want to remind you that communists are anti humans.
Anti humans. The right is always making a mistake in
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dealing with communists because they feel like, at least some
of the values have to be the same. Right. I
used to get told this all the time from guys
who'd been in Republican politics for a long time. Well,
we all kind of want the same things. And I
remember looking at them like they were in an alien
life form when they said that, do you listen to
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these people when they talk. We don't all want the
same things. That's crazy. Anti humans are not going to
share any of your morality. Here's Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett.
Remember Texas has been crushed by these floods. The stories
are so bad, it's awful. Listen to Jasmine Crockett. She's
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kind of attempts to say the right thing, but it's
so obvious that there's no feeling there, there's no empathy there.
She ends up just making it about her.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
So anyway, I just wanted to jump on because my
heart is truly heavy for all of these families. The
sad part is I think that my heart is going
to carry a level of weight that will continue to
weigh me down as we have to continue to do
our best to survive in administration that literally is against us,
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an administration that is doing everything in my mind to
hurt us and not help us. And it feels like
we're finding for ourselves.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
That was that was her statement. As they're pulling little
girls out of the mud and notifying their families they're dead,
that was her statement. This is the problem the communist
runs into, especially dumb ones like Jasmine Crockett. Her problem
is she's not dumb enough to fake it. They don't
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have any feeling for human beings, and sometimes it just
comes out, what a statement, let's do to me, I's jesse.
I'm a little shocked at the president's response to the
Epstein question this morning. Surely he must realize there are
a lot of unanswered questions surrounding this issue, and surely
he must understand how deeply disturbing this case is to
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many Americans. His response smacks of nothing to see here.
Moved up, Move on. Okay, So there was this restaurant
one time. It was in a little town townshend Towns
in Montana. I believe is the name of the town.
Don't quote me on that, but I'm pretty sure that
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was the name of the town. And in this little
restaurant on occasion if my dad and I were going
through to a construction project, or we were going hunting,
or we were on some kind of a family trip,
they had a little Italian restaurant. This is a small
town in Montana. Maybe you've been there, maybe you've heard
of it, but it's a small town. And they had
a little Italian restaurant in this town, and little family
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owned joint, one of those great little you know, the
red and white tablecloth Italian joints. Will you walk in
and you know you're about to have a good Italian meal.
You know, don't shake your head. Christian is jealous because
you're food sucks. Anyway, back to what we were discussing,
and every single time we went through this place, I
got the menu item that was for me. It was
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one of the greatest things I've ever eaten in a
restaurant to this day. Kalamari steaks. You know what kalamari is.
Everyone has fried, every bar has fried kalamari. The little squid. Well,
very very rarely you will find a restaurant that will
serve it up as steaks, a gigantic slab of it,
and they always cook it in lemon butter, and if
it's done right, it's so so good, so good. It's
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almost impossible to find. No restaurant carries it. But when
you find one that does it, well, it's amazing. The
kalamari steaks, my dad and I both it was all
we'd order. You might get something else on the side,
you're getting a kalamari steak at this restaurant. It was
what we did every time we went through there, And
the last time we went through there, went in all
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excited because it was this is once a year, maybe
maybe once every two years. We would ever get here,
go in there, sit down, open up the menu. No
calamari steaks. They're not on the many. We're thinking, wait what.
Immediately that panic starts to set in. Wait what. There's
no way they took it away, right, So grab the
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owner because the owner was always coming around talking to people.
It's not like we did the whole Karen talk to
the manager thing. Owner comes over and my dad and
I wrote, where are the kalamari steaks? The kalamari steaks?
Why don't you And he said, hey, look, nobody liked
those steaks, and we about fell out of our chair.
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We told him though the were the best thing ever.
You don't understand. But for him, he wasn't us. He
was in that restaurant every single day. He's studying the
bottom line every single day. Who orders what? How many
of these? Okay, so we add twenty five spaghetti orders,
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two pizzas. He's in the middle of it every single day.
So that gives him one perspective on it. I'm not
saying it gives him the correct perspective. I'm not saying
it gives him the incorrect perspective. But he has the
perspective of the guy who runs the restaurant. So for
calamari steaks to him were something nobody ordered because they sucks.
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No one cared about him. Calamari steaks for us, the customer,
were everything. It was the only reason we'd ever go
to the restaurant. We never went back, as a matter
of fact, never went back, not gonna go. What's the point.
I can get spaghetti anywhere, I'm want to klamari steaks.
When you were the president of the United States of America,
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that in and of itself is a bubble because remember everybody,
I tried to explain this before, everyone around you works
for you. Everybody in your life, even if they don't
work for you, they want something from you. They don't
want to anger you. They want to be in your
in your favor. Honestly, you don't want to think of
the president as a king, because we don't want a king.
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But that's it's very much like that. I'll never experience
that in my life, neither will you. But imagine every
single person who surrounds you wanting your favor at all times.
Can I do something for you? Can that may be nice,
it may sound nice. You'll find somebody to make a
red lobster run for you, but it's going to give
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you a perspective of life of America of the people
that is not always one hundred percent accurate. People like you,
like me. We want to know who the wealthy, powerful
people were that were abusing young girls. We've been told
for years that all these young girls were abused. We
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find that disgusting. We want the wealthy, powerful, billionaires, politicians, foreign, domestic,
Republican Democrat, we don't care. We want these people held
to account. And it's not a small deal to us
on the US normal people on the outside looking in.
It matters deeply to us now. And this is not
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a defense of Donald Trump, and what he said not
a defensive dropping it, so don't take it that way.
But look at his perspective. President of the United States
of America. He's working peace deals across the globe, trade deals,
remember tear us fall down August fifth, He's meeting with
he's calling Vladimir Putin, meeting with Japan. Japan, you have
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this big thing coming. He's securing the United States border.
He's whipping votes in Congress to try to pass the
one big This is a tiny fraction of what he
experiences every single day. That's a bubble surrounded by people
who work for him. That's a bubble. Jeffrey Epstein getting
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to the bottom of things. Oh sure, I brought it
up on the campaign drail, but surely everyone's moved on.
Gas prices are low. Surely everyone's moved on. Haven't you
heard the border secure? I don't have time to deal
with this. I'm trying to get a Nobel Peace Prize.
That's what I was trying to get through to the
Trump administration. If you think this is something people are
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going to just let go or blow off, you are
in a bubble and you are sorely mistaken. And maybe
you don't have the goods, as I believe, maybe the
goods have been destroyed and you don't have them. You
thought you did. You told everybody to go on television
sitting and say we're gonna release everything, and then the
file gets on your desk and the FBI and CIA
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have had the paper shredded to it and the reactions
to it, and you find out you don't have the goods,
You don't have this list, you don't that you don't
have it, then you've got to tell the American people
that it's not going to make people cheer. But whatever
you have or don't have, you have got to be
as forthcoming with that as you possibly can, because this
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is not something people are going to let go because
gas prices are low. They not We have a bubble bubbles.
That's the problem. Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful,
fantastic Wednesday. Member, you can email the show Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'm going to get back to
the emails here in just a second. But as a
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beaver hunter, I feel obligated to go. Don't roll your eyes, Chris,
I feel obligated to go over again. We are seeing
an escalation in violence from communists. There's an escalation in
rhetoric from Democrats and media members. This is translating into
escalation and violence from the street animals. This kind of stuff.
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It's not standard Democrat talking points for you. It is
because you're a normal human being. The crazy, malcontented psycho
communists sitting at home with nothing to live for here's
this stuff and takes it as marching orders.
Speaker 3 (11:05):
You send the US Marines into spaces they should not be.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
You send the National Guard.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
In, You kidnap people off of the streets and pretend
that's normal, because that's how you quiet descent, because you
make everyone afraid that if they don't do what you want,
they might be next. And once you've done those nine steps,
steps ten is easy. That's when you decide there won't
be new elections because everyone's either afraid, poor, broken, or complicit.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
Sounds like nothing. The person at home with nothing to
live for takes that as marching orders. They put on
some tac gear and they go try to kill some
ice agents. This stuff, this was CNN. This is the
stuff that activates the street animal. Here's the thing. They
are not going after criminals. They're going after anybody that
is brown, that looks like me, that can't pass as
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what they say as a typical American. Sounds like nothing
to you, it's not nothing to them. Here's the king
Jeffries on CNN.
Speaker 4 (12:02):
According to Axius Summer Evening, being told they need to
be more willing to go out there and get shot
when fighting That was a direct quote, get shot when
fighting back against some of Trump's policies. One House Democrat saying,
quote and I'll read it to you. Our own base
is telling us that what we're doing is not good enough.
There needs to be blood to grab the attention of
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the press and the public.
Speaker 1 (12:26):
This was from Newsmax.
Speaker 5 (12:27):
This was in San Antonio, Texas, where a challenger for
a District one council called for the killing of ICE
agents in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
You won't even believe this. This is Matthew.
Speaker 5 (12:36):
Guana and he posted the comment here on x in
response to DSH DHS agents arresting illegals in LA. He says,
and they will get shot by the Los Angeles public.
I want to see if you dead ICE agents Los Angeles,
don't let me down.
Speaker 1 (12:51):
Can you believe Remember what happened right after Chuck Schumer
said this. I want to tell you, gor Zach.
Speaker 6 (12:58):
I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
And you will pay the price.
Speaker 5 (13:07):
You won't know what hit you if you go forward
with these awful decisions.
Speaker 1 (13:13):
Elite communists give the orders. That's what those were. They
were orders. Elite communists give the orders. Streak communists carry
out the violence. Elite communists then step in and provide
legal protections. As the Democrat Party goes down and down
and down in popularity. That's really what's sparking a lot
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of this. The Democrats are not only out of power,
they're unpopular, so they feel really, really out of power. Well,
the more out of power Democrats get, the more they
will escalate streak communist violence. It's a warning for all
of us to be ready to make preparations. Jesse, I've
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been listening to your show for quite a while and
I look forward every night to hearing some good history information.
Your knowledge and ability to communicate complex history is just wonderful.
It is wonderful, I agree. But that's what beaver hunters do, Chris.
We communicate history. Chris, You're gonna be so jealous when
I get Oh, by the way, I used to have
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a beaver hat. Did you know that now? What what?
They're only like one hundred dollars a pelt? Yeah? Well
mine wasn't authentic, buddy, it was fake. It was fake
fur and whatnot. It was. When I was a kid,
I was obsessed with John Wayne movies. My dad was
obsessed with them. Therefore, as any young man, I was
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obsessed with them and I used to watch all the
John Wayne movies. And there's a great John Wayne movie
I've heard it's a true story called The Alamo, and
John Wayne plays Davy Crockett in that movie, and he
wears a beaver hat. And after I saw that movie,
all I wanted was a beaver hat so I could
dress like Davy Crockett in The Alamo. And that year
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for Chris, what, Chris, what you mean it's not a
beaver hat. I know it's a coonskin, but I thought
it was beaver at the time, And so eventually I
was given that beaver hat, which was kind of coonskin,
but I told everyone it was a beaver hat. And
I think it costs like five dollars. It definitely wasn't
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real for but for me, it was the greatest thing
in the world. Why do you have to try to
correct me? I bet Davy Crockett had a beaver one
for real, that coonskin one. That's Hollywood line, Chris, Hollywood
tells lies. You would know, Jesse, what happened to your
Pam BONDI versus Fox Arrest Board? I only listened, So
is it still up? Okay, it's still up, and we
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are keeping track of the Fox news appearances versus government
arrest appearances, and I'll put a display up again. I
want to see, not that I'm hopeful, I want to
see if this James call me John Brennan's stuff actually
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goes somewhere. I don't think it will. I think it's
gonna amount to a couple slap on the wrist perjury charges,
and these guys are gonna get off scott free like
government people always do. But I hate to even say this,
because you know I'm not a fan. I wish it
was someone else, But I want to see if she
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can do it. I'm gonna see if she can put
together a case against government people and send government people
to prison. It is the Jesse Kelly Show, and it
is a happy day with me beaver Hunter Jesse. Remember
if you miss any part of the show, you can
download it on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Don't shake your head
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when I talk about that, Chris, You're gonna feel bad
when I have a beaver pelt and you do. Not
guess who's not getting one. It's probably not even kosher anyway.
I'll get one for Corey, I'll get one for me.
You can have nothing, you can have nothing. No, you're
not gonna wear it. You're not gonna have the opportunity to.
Now you don't need to with that ridiculous hippie here
you have going, dear Cheetah Fighter, Jesse. While I can
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totally buy your claims that you're a jerk, I have
to take issue with claims of being dumb according to
community college grades, algebra, etc. Here's why you said you
did so well on the Arms Services Aptitude Battery as BAB.
I actually didn't even know that's what that'stood for that
you could practically have written your own ticket for an
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occupational choice upon re enlistment if you had re enlisted,
and I believe you, Yeah, I got an eighty seven. Well,
I'm somewhat familiar with the test, having sat for it
myself and having read the book The Bell Curve. The
book repeatedly mentions a strong positive correlation to adult cognitive
tests in the ASVAB. So here's my question, are you
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a dumb Are your dumb guy claims? Unlike your claims
of being a jerk, just stick for the Jesse Kelly show. Well,
there are things that are not arguable. I'm not sure
how to answer that. So I'll try to answer it
this way. I did get a zero point zero grade
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point average my first semester of college. I graduated high school.
I went to Montana State. If you don't believe me,
I believe the transcript is still on the website. My
first semester I got zero point zero. That's not arguable.
Something else that's not arguable. When I got out of
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the Marine Corps and I went to community college. Granted
it was a pretty high end community college. I had
to drop algebra a couple times because it wasn't going well.
That's not arguable. I graduated. I think I graduated in
the bottom half of my high school class. But it
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was a big class. I mean, there were a lot
of kids, but the bottom half. And remember there weren't
even very many Asians, and I finished in the bottom half. Still,
so that's not ideal. I think I'm very similar to
other people, and that I'm I'm quote smart at what
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I love and I'm dumb at what I don't. Why
did I dislike algebra so much? I think math is
so boring. Some people love it and they're good at it.
I think it's so boring. And when you think it's boring.
When you're not into it, you tend to I'm not
saying this is right, you tend to not put as
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much effort into it. And you don't put any effort
into it, then you get worse at it, and so
you know, the boredom turns into being bad at it.
Sports is actually a good example. Have you ever wondered,
let me ask you this. Here's a good way to
answer this. Have you ever looked at a professional fighter
of some kind, a professional boxer or UFC guy, and wondered,
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why would you do that for a living? Think about that,
because those guys, it's not as if they're not afraid.
Don't ever think that. Some of the greats of all
time will tell you. I was scared to death every
single time I thought I was going to die. I
thought I was going to get hurt. All the different
jobs you could do for a living, and you punch
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other people in the face and get punched in the
face and kicked and concussions and broken bones, and why
would you do that for a living? Well, you have
to rewind how did you get into it? Maybe you
were getting beat up in school, maybe your dad was one,
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maybe whatever. But if you talk to those guys, you
will almost always discover this. And this applies to wrestlers too.
You know wrestlers where along the line they had a
boxing fight, an MMA fight, a wrestling match and they won,
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and that feeling is hard to replicate. They were good
at it, and so you started to put more time
and effort into it, and then you started to love it,
and then that translated into being better at it. And
you see, we're all quote smart at things we love,
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and we're all dumb at things we don't love. There
are so many things I have, so many blind spots
and things that I cannot do. Why do I call
myself the menu whisper? Besides the fact that it's unbelievably true,
I should note that I went to a barbecue restaurant
the other day, never been in this place before. I
ordered two things because sometimes I'll do that, wanting to
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try them both. The waitress set the two things down
in front of me, and she said, this is in
front of AB and the boys. You really did good
with them, these two things. I looked at right in
the eye and I said, I know I did. And
the boys were horrified, and AB was rolling her eyes.
But Why am I good at ordering food because I
love it? Because I have an unhealthy obsession with food,
with eating delicious foods, so I put it a really
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unhealthy amount of time into it. There are different kinds
of smart. I'm smart at things I enjoy, just like
you are. It's no better, no better, no worse. I'm
bad at things I ate, and good at things I love, Jesse,
do you or Jewish producer Chris, have an opinion about
shake Shack burgers. I know you usually go to more
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high end at Red Lobster, but I was just wondering
what you think, dude. I love Shakeshack. I love Shakeshack,
but my issue is this the crinkle cut fries. Now
Shakeshack at least cook some long enough that they have
a little crisp on them. But crinkle cut fries. Fries
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should be thin. Fries should be thin. I don't want
steak fries. I don't want crinkle cut fries. If I
wanted to bake potato, I would have ordered a baked potato.
Fries should be thin and crispy. That's my point. That's
exactly right, Chris. Chris brought up a good point, which
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is amazing crinkle cut fries are very similar, and Lord,
forgive me for making this comparison. This is I'm sorry.
They're very similar to mozzarella sticks. Mozzarella sticks when they're right, right, temperature,
right coating right, mozzarella sticks are almost impossible to be.
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I'm a mozzarella stick fan. But it's so hard to
get them right. They're either too hot and right. When
you pull them out, you bite into them, and then
that liquid, the liquid, the oil they fry it in,
it squirts out on your face and you have degree
burns on your face and it's miserable. But then so
you don't do that, and what do you do? You wait,
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but you wait a little bit too long, and now
the cheese has gotten too rubbery, and now they suck.
It's hard to make a good Nazi stick. The exact
same thing applies to crinkle cut fries. It's hard to
make them right. McDonald's fries, Arby's curly fries, season curlyes,
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it's hard to screw them up. You can get McDonald's
fries not even all that hot, and they're still good.
They're better hot, don't get me wrong. But let's say
your wife's being selfish, not that I would do anything
like this. And she opened up the bag to steal
some fries when you're on the way home after you
picked it up, and that means the heat got let out,
and therefore your McDonald's fries aren't as piping hot as
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they should be. You can get by with that. If
that's the crinkle cuts, it's over. Sucks shitty. Jesse Kelly
Show on a fantastic Wednesday. But don't worry, we will
be back tomorrow. In the meantime, you can email us
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. You're here. Gavin Newsom,
the fact you get a president space or at least
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former president that was running again, who wanted to put
American reverse, wanted to bring us back to a pre
nineteen sixties world.
Speaker 6 (25:20):
I'm voting rights, civil rights, on GBTQ, rights, on.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
Women's rights, not just access to portion, but access to contraceptive.
Speaker 1 (25:27):
Oh, California anyway, Newsom's in some trouble Justice.
Speaker 7 (25:31):
Apartment suing California over alleged Title nine violations. The lawsuit
sites Governor Gavin Newsom's own words that biological males competing
in women's sports is quote deeply unfair. The Justice Department
slams policies that eviscerate equal athletic opportunities for girls, and
they also require girls to share intimate spaces such as
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locker rooms, with boys, causing a hostile educational environment that
denies girls' educational opportunities.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
I am so fascinated, really, really genuinely fascinated. We've talked
about this before, about the tranny thing and Democrats and
setting aside the insanity, immorality and all that other stuff.
It's such a political loser. I've always said this, It
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is a political loser. Even if you're King Tranning, right,
even if you are you're mister Tranning. No one cares
about that issue. But if you become the promoter of it,
you turn people off so badly because for normal people,
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for most people, it's weird, it's gross, it's bad. And
yet that has become the Democrat party. But they took
it a step further. Men competing in women's sports, these dudes,
high school, college and professional. What happens around the world
where some dude will just grow his hair out and
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go start beating the crap out of women in sports.
That creates and just again politics aside decent human beings.
You don't have to be political. They don't want to
ever see a woman hurt. It's not that people cheer
when a man gets hurt. But the good part of you,
the instincts inside of you, says, hey, a woman. You know,
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they're smaller, they're weaker, they're risks, are just pathetic. They
should be protected. And when a man hurts one it
turns everyone off. Some people like me, we want to
go kill that guy, but it turns everybody off. Democrats
are now the party of cheering for the abuse of women.
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That's what it is. I don't care about sports records.
It's not that it doesn't mean anything to me, but
that's not what gets me the most. What gets me
the most is these men are basically hurting these women,
and these men are I don't like to talk about it.
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It's really gross. But you know Paula Scanlon, she was
one of those swimmers at U Penn. I've interviewed Paula
a couple of times and she talks about and I
think about this. You're a college girl, you're a young lady.
They had to change in front of a dude in
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the locker room. Isn't that just the worst thing you've
ever heard in your life. Doesn't that make you want
to just choke somebody. Democrats they not only support it,
they loudly support it, and they just got crushed on
this issue. This issue is not a side issue. It's
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not that at all. Donald Trump's campaign they were running
all kinds of commercials nationally, and like all political campaigns,
they were testing with the audience to see what works
and what doesn't, what moves the meter with independence, with
undecided people. I started to really notice this actually in Texas,
as a matter of fact, where advertisement after advertisement was
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about the trainee issue, and I thought, well, that's okay,
I get that, but it's also Texas. I could see
maybe the Trump campaign they think it's going to move
the medle in move the needle in Texas. I get
that it's a red state. But then had to go
up to Pennsylvania for a family affair, swing state, the
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same ad was running all the time on television. The
ad moved the American public into Donald Trump's corner. Yeah, Chris, Yeah,
go ahead and play him that that weird Charlemagne guy,
even him.
Speaker 6 (29:49):
Listen, I'll tell you what that ad he was running
during the football game this weekend claiming the vice president's
supports funding gender transition surgeries for all President Madson migrants
in the US.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
That was nuts.
Speaker 2 (30:00):
That. I don't know if it wouldn't say nuts, but
that was crazy.
Speaker 1 (30:04):
I don't know. I don't know if it was the
backdrop of football.
Speaker 6 (30:07):
But when you hear the narrator say Kamala supports taxpayer
funded sex changes for prisoners, that one line, I was like, hell, no,
I don't want my taxpayer dollars going to that definitely
said that she did.
Speaker 1 (30:16):
That ad was effective.
Speaker 6 (30:17):
COMMLA took a picture of the transgender it was it
was this is what they were saying that it made
it seem like Kamala supports transgender sex changes in jail
with our money.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
That's what That's what it came. Yeah, that was yes.
Speaker 6 (30:29):
They said. It literally said, uh that Kammala supports taxpayer
funded sex changes for prisoners, and it talks about how
you know, uh, she she supports funding gender transition surgeries
for all prison inmates and migrants in the United States.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
That ad was impactful, coming right off an election where
they got crushed a presidential election where they got crushed
on this issue. They haven't moved one inch on it is.
It's amazing, honestly, And yeah, here's a headline go you know,
you know the thing headlines we didn't get to. Mattel
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launches Barbie Doll with diabetes. I have mixed emotions about
this whole thing, but I guess a feminist Barbie makes sense.
Ihan Omar's activist daughter unemployed after graduation from Barnard. Corporate
America is very very slowly waking up to the fact
that you need to sniff for communism before you hire
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that latest college grad headline, I'm a young meteorologist who
questioned the idea of man made climate change. The climate
zelots want to be punished, silenced, and expelled. Meteorology is
very similar to zoology and zoos and that the climate
nutters took It's a completely fascinating field. The climate nutters
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took over and ruined like they did everything else. Hag
Seth and Trump open up of Operation Midnight Hammer, and
that is again one of the contacts in Lindsey Graham's phone.
We are going to check out here and we're going
to come back and do this again. Tomorrow, you can
email the show jesseat jessekellyshow dot com. That's all
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show with me the beaver Hunter, Jesse. Don't
shake your head, Chris. Anyway, We're gonna do a bunch
of emails and stuff this hour. We're gonna make fun
of Jasmine Crockett here. Shortly, we're gonna talk about how
the economy is shifting away from being foreign to domestic. Hi,
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that's a good thing. All that and so much more
coming up in the final hour of the world famous
Jesse Kelly Show. I want to remind you you can
email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I
also want to remind you that communists are anti humans.
Anti humans. The right is always making a mistake in
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dealing with communists because they feel like, at least some
of the values have to be the same. Right. I
used to get told this all the time from guys
who'd been in Republican politics for a long time. Well,
we all kind of want the same things. And I
remember looking at them like they were in an alien
life form when they said that, do you listen to
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these people when they talk. We don't all want the
same things. That's crazy. Anti humans are not going to
share any of your morality. Here's Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett.
Remember Texas has been crushed by these floods. The stories
are so bad, it's awful. Listen to Jasmine Crockett. She's
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kind of attempts to say the right thing, but it's
so obvious that there's no feeling there, there's no empathy there.
She ends up just making it about her.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
So anyway, I just wanted to jump on because my
heart is truly heavy for all of these families. The
sad part is I think that my heart is going
to carry a level of weight that will continue to
weigh me down as we have to continue to do
our best to survive in administration that literally is against us,
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an administration that is doing everything in my mind to
hurt us and not help us. And it feels like
we're finding for ourselves.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
That was that was her statement. As they're pulling little
girls out of the mud and notifying their families they're dead,
that was her statement. This is the problem the communist
runs into, especially dumb ones like Jasmine Crockett. Her problem
is she's not dumb enough to fake it. They don't
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have any feeling for human beings, and sometimes it just
comes out, what a statement, let's do to me, I's jesse.
I'm a little shocked at the president's response to the
Epstein question this morning. Surely he must realize there are
a lot of unanswered questions surrounding this issue, and surely
he must understand how deeply disturbing this case is to
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many Americans. His response smacks of nothing to see here.
Moved up, Move on. Okay, So there was this restaurant
one time. It was in a little town townshend Towns
in Montana. I believe is the name of the town.
Don't quote me on that, but I'm pretty sure that
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was the name of the town. And in this little
restaurant on occasion if my dad and I were going
through to a construction project, or we were going hunting,
or we were on some kind of a family trip,
they had a little Italian restaurant. This is a small
town in Montana. Maybe you've been there, maybe you've heard
of it, but it's a small town. And they had
a little Italian restaurant in this town, and little family
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owned joint, one of those great little you know, the
red and white tablecloth Italian joints. Will you walk in
and you know you're about to have a good Italian meal.
You know, don't shake your head. Christian is jealous because
you're food sucks. Anyway, back to what we were discussing,
and every single time we went through this place, I
got the menu item that was for me. It was
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one of the greatest things I've ever eaten in a
restaurant to this day. Kalamari steaks. You know what kalamari is.
Everyone has fried, every bar has fried kalamari. The little squid. Well,
very very rarely you will find a restaurant that will
serve it up as steaks, a gigantic slab of it,
and they always cook it in lemon butter, and if
it's done right, it's so so good, so good. It's
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almost impossible to find. No restaurant carries it. But when
you find one that does it, well, it's amazing. The
kalamari steaks, my dad and I both it was all
we'd order. You might get something else on the side,
you're getting a kalamari steak at this restaurant. It was
what we did every time we went through there, And
the last time we went through there, went in all
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excited because it was this is once a year, maybe
maybe once every two years. We would ever get here,
go in there, sit down, open up the menu. No
calamari steaks. They're not on the many. We're thinking, wait what.
Immediately that panic starts to set in. Wait what. There's
no way they took it away, right, So grab the
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owner because the owner was always coming around talking to people.
It's not like we did the whole Karen talk to
the manager thing. Owner comes over and my dad and
I wrote, where are the kalamari steaks? The kalamari steaks?
Why don't you And he said, hey, look, nobody liked
those steaks, and we about fell out of our chair.
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We told him though the were the best thing ever.
You don't understand. But for him, he wasn't us. He
was in that restaurant every single day. He's studying the
bottom line every single day. Who orders what? How many
of these? Okay, so we add twenty five spaghetti orders,
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two pizzas. He's in the middle of it every single day.
So that gives him one perspective on it. I'm not
saying it gives him the correct perspective. I'm not saying
it gives him the incorrect perspective. But he has the
perspective of the guy who runs the restaurant. So for
calamari steaks to him were something nobody ordered because they sucks.
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No one cared about him. Calamari steaks for us, the customer,
were everything. It was the only reason we'd ever go
to the restaurant. We never went back, as a matter
of fact, never went back, not gonna go. What's the point.
I can get spaghetti anywhere, I'm want to klamari steaks.
When you were the president of the United States of America,
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that in and of itself is a bubble because remember everybody,
I tried to explain this before, everyone around you works
for you. Everybody in your life, even if they don't
work for you, they want something from you. They don't
want to anger you. They want to be in your
in your favor. Honestly, you don't want to think of
the president as a king, because we don't want a king.
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But that's it's very much like that. I'll never experience
that in my life, neither will you. But imagine every
single person who surrounds you wanting your favor at all times.
Can I do something for you? Can that may be nice,
it may sound nice. You'll find somebody to make a
red lobster run for you, but it's going to give
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you a perspective of life of America of the people
that is not always one hundred percent accurate. People like you,
like me. We want to know who the wealthy, powerful
people were that were abusing young girls. We've been told
for years that all these young girls were abused. We
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find that disgusting. We want the wealthy, powerful, billionaires, politicians, foreign, domestic,
Republican Democrat, we don't care. We want these people held
to account. And it's not a small deal to us
on the US normal people on the outside looking in.
It matters deeply to us now. And this is not
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a defense of Donald Trump, and what he said not
a defensive dropping it, so don't take it that way.
But look at his perspective. President of the United States
of America. He's working peace deals across the globe, trade deals,
remember tear us fall down August fifth, He's meeting with
he's calling Vladimir Putin, meeting with Japan. Japan, you have
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this big thing coming. He's securing the United States border.
He's whipping votes in Congress to try to pass the
one big This is a tiny fraction of what he
experiences every single day. That's a bubble surrounded by people
who work for him. That's a bubble. Jeffrey Epstein getting
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to the bottom of things. Oh sure, I brought it
up on the campaign drail, but surely everyone's moved on.
Gas prices are low. Surely everyone's moved on. Haven't you
heard the border secure? I don't have time to deal
with this. I'm trying to get a Nobel Peace Prize.
That's what I was trying to get through to the
Trump administration. If you think this is something people are
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going to just let go or blow off, you are
in a bubble and you are sorely mistaken. And maybe
you don't have the goods, as I believe, maybe the
goods have been destroyed and you don't have them. You
thought you did. You told everybody to go on television
sitting and say we're gonna release everything, and then the
file gets on your desk and the FBI and CIA
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have had the paper shredded to it and the reactions
to it, and you find out you don't have the goods,
You don't have this list, you don't that you don't
have it, then you've got to tell the American people
that it's not going to make people cheer. But whatever
you have or don't have, you have got to be
as forthcoming with that as you possibly can, because this
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is not something people are going to let go because
gas prices are low. They not We have a bubble bubbles.
That's the problem. Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful,
fantastic Wednesday. Member, you can email the show Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'm going to get back to
the emails here in just a second. But as a
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beaver hunter, I feel obligated to go. Don't roll your eyes, Chris,
I feel obligated to go over again. We are seeing
an escalation in violence from communists. There's an escalation in
rhetoric from Democrats and media members. This is translating into
escalation and violence from the street animals. This kind of stuff.
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It's not standard Democrat talking points for you. It is
because you're a normal human being. The crazy, malcontented psycho
communists sitting at home with nothing to live for here's
this stuff and takes it as marching orders.
Speaker 3 (11:05):
You send the US Marines into spaces they should not be.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
You send the National Guard.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
In, You kidnap people off of the streets and pretend
that's normal, because that's how you quiet descent, because you
make everyone afraid that if they don't do what you want,
they might be next. And once you've done those nine steps,
steps ten is easy. That's when you decide there won't
be new elections because everyone's either afraid, poor, broken, or complicit.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
Sounds like nothing. The person at home with nothing to
live for takes that as marching orders. They put on
some tac gear and they go try to kill some
ice agents. This stuff, this was CNN. This is the
stuff that activates the street animal. Here's the thing. They
are not going after criminals. They're going after anybody that
is brown, that looks like me, that can't pass as
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what they say as a typical American. Sounds like nothing
to you, it's not nothing to them. Here's the king
Jeffries on CNN.
Speaker 4 (12:02):
According to Axius Summer Evening, being told they need to
be more willing to go out there and get shot
when fighting That was a direct quote, get shot when
fighting back against some of Trump's policies. One House Democrat saying,
quote and I'll read it to you. Our own base
is telling us that what we're doing is not good enough.
There needs to be blood to grab the attention of
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the press and the public.
Speaker 1 (12:26):
This was from Newsmax.
Speaker 5 (12:27):
This was in San Antonio, Texas, where a challenger for
a District one council called for the killing of ICE
agents in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
You won't even believe this. This is Matthew.
Speaker 5 (12:36):
Guana and he posted the comment here on x in
response to DSH DHS agents arresting illegals in LA. He says,
and they will get shot by the Los Angeles public.
I want to see if you dead ICE agents Los Angeles,
don't let me down.
Speaker 1 (12:51):
Can you believe Remember what happened right after Chuck Schumer
said this. I want to tell you, gor Zach.
Speaker 6 (12:58):
I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
And you will pay the price.
Speaker 5 (13:07):
You won't know what hit you if you go forward
with these awful decisions.
Speaker 1 (13:13):
Elite communists give the orders. That's what those were. They
were orders. Elite communists give the orders. Streak communists carry
out the violence. Elite communists then step in and provide
legal protections. As the Democrat Party goes down and down
and down in popularity. That's really what's sparking a lot
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of this. The Democrats are not only out of power,
they're unpopular, so they feel really, really out of power. Well,
the more out of power Democrats get, the more they
will escalate streak communist violence. It's a warning for all
of us to be ready to make preparations. Jesse, I've
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been listening to your show for quite a while and
I look forward every night to hearing some good history information.
Your knowledge and ability to communicate complex history is just wonderful.
It is wonderful, I agree. But that's what beaver hunters do, Chris.
We communicate history. Chris, You're gonna be so jealous when
I get Oh, by the way, I used to have
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a beaver hat. Did you know that now? What what?
They're only like one hundred dollars a pelt? Yeah? Well
mine wasn't authentic, buddy, it was fake. It was fake
fur and whatnot. It was. When I was a kid,
I was obsessed with John Wayne movies. My dad was
obsessed with them. Therefore, as any young man, I was
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obsessed with them and I used to watch all the
John Wayne movies. And there's a great John Wayne movie
I've heard it's a true story called The Alamo, and
John Wayne plays Davy Crockett in that movie, and he
wears a beaver hat. And after I saw that movie,
all I wanted was a beaver hat so I could
dress like Davy Crockett in The Alamo. And that year
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for Chris, what, Chris, what you mean it's not a
beaver hat. I know it's a coonskin, but I thought
it was beaver at the time, And so eventually I
was given that beaver hat, which was kind of coonskin,
but I told everyone it was a beaver hat. And
I think it costs like five dollars. It definitely wasn't
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real for but for me, it was the greatest thing
in the world. Why do you have to try to
correct me? I bet Davy Crockett had a beaver one
for real, that coonskin one. That's Hollywood line, Chris, Hollywood
tells lies. You would know, Jesse, what happened to your
Pam BONDI versus Fox Arrest Board? I only listened, So
is it still up? Okay, it's still up, and we
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are keeping track of the Fox news appearances versus government
arrest appearances, and I'll put a display up again. I
want to see, not that I'm hopeful, I want to
see if this James call me John Brennan's stuff actually
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goes somewhere. I don't think it will. I think it's
gonna amount to a couple slap on the wrist perjury charges,
and these guys are gonna get off scott free like
government people always do. But I hate to even say this,
because you know I'm not a fan. I wish it
was someone else, But I want to see if she
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can do it. I'm gonna see if she can put
together a case against government people and send government people
to prison. It is the Jesse Kelly Show, and it
is a happy day with me beaver Hunter Jesse. Remember
if you miss any part of the show, you can
download it on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Don't shake your head
(16:46):
when I talk about that, Chris, You're gonna feel bad
when I have a beaver pelt and you do. Not
guess who's not getting one. It's probably not even kosher anyway.
I'll get one for Corey, I'll get one for me.
You can have nothing, you can have nothing. No, you're
not gonna wear it. You're not gonna have the opportunity to.
Now you don't need to with that ridiculous hippie here
you have going, dear Cheetah Fighter, Jesse. While I can
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totally buy your claims that you're a jerk, I have
to take issue with claims of being dumb according to
community college grades, algebra, etc. Here's why you said you
did so well on the Arms Services Aptitude Battery as BAB.
I actually didn't even know that's what that'stood for that
you could practically have written your own ticket for an
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occupational choice upon re enlistment if you had re enlisted,
and I believe you, Yeah, I got an eighty seven. Well,
I'm somewhat familiar with the test, having sat for it
myself and having read the book The Bell Curve. The
book repeatedly mentions a strong positive correlation to adult cognitive
tests in the ASVAB. So here's my question, are you
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a dumb Are your dumb guy claims? Unlike your claims
of being a jerk, just stick for the Jesse Kelly show. Well,
there are things that are not arguable. I'm not sure
how to answer that. So I'll try to answer it
this way. I did get a zero point zero grade
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point average my first semester of college. I graduated high school.
I went to Montana State. If you don't believe me,
I believe the transcript is still on the website. My
first semester I got zero point zero. That's not arguable.
Something else that's not arguable. When I got out of
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the Marine Corps and I went to community college. Granted
it was a pretty high end community college. I had
to drop algebra a couple times because it wasn't going well.
That's not arguable. I graduated. I think I graduated in
the bottom half of my high school class. But it
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was a big class. I mean, there were a lot
of kids, but the bottom half. And remember there weren't
even very many Asians, and I finished in the bottom half. Still,
so that's not ideal. I think I'm very similar to
other people, and that I'm I'm quote smart at what
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I love and I'm dumb at what I don't. Why
did I dislike algebra so much? I think math is
so boring. Some people love it and they're good at it.
I think it's so boring. And when you think it's boring.
When you're not into it, you tend to I'm not
saying this is right, you tend to not put as
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much effort into it. And you don't put any effort
into it, then you get worse at it, and so
you know, the boredom turns into being bad at it.
Sports is actually a good example. Have you ever wondered,
let me ask you this. Here's a good way to
answer this. Have you ever looked at a professional fighter
of some kind, a professional boxer or UFC guy, and wondered,
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why would you do that for a living? Think about that,
because those guys, it's not as if they're not afraid.
Don't ever think that. Some of the greats of all
time will tell you. I was scared to death every
single time I thought I was going to die. I
thought I was going to get hurt. All the different
jobs you could do for a living, and you punch
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other people in the face and get punched in the
face and kicked and concussions and broken bones, and why
would you do that for a living? Well, you have
to rewind how did you get into it? Maybe you
were getting beat up in school, maybe your dad was one,
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maybe whatever. But if you talk to those guys, you
will almost always discover this. And this applies to wrestlers too.
You know wrestlers where along the line they had a
boxing fight, an MMA fight, a wrestling match and they won,
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and that feeling is hard to replicate. They were good
at it, and so you started to put more time
and effort into it, and then you started to love it,
and then that translated into being better at it. And
you see, we're all quote smart at things we love,
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and we're all dumb at things we don't love. There
are so many things I have, so many blind spots
and things that I cannot do. Why do I call
myself the menu whisper? Besides the fact that it's unbelievably true,
I should note that I went to a barbecue restaurant
the other day, never been in this place before. I
ordered two things because sometimes I'll do that, wanting to
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try them both. The waitress set the two things down
in front of me, and she said, this is in
front of AB and the boys. You really did good
with them, these two things. I looked at right in
the eye and I said, I know I did. And
the boys were horrified, and AB was rolling her eyes.
But Why am I good at ordering food because I
love it? Because I have an unhealthy obsession with food,
with eating delicious foods, so I put it a really
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unhealthy amount of time into it. There are different kinds
of smart. I'm smart at things I enjoy, just like
you are. It's no better, no better, no worse. I'm
bad at things I ate, and good at things I love, Jesse,
do you or Jewish producer Chris, have an opinion about
shake Shack burgers. I know you usually go to more
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high end at Red Lobster, but I was just wondering
what you think, dude. I love Shakeshack. I love Shakeshack,
but my issue is this the crinkle cut fries. Now
Shakeshack at least cook some long enough that they have
a little crisp on them. But crinkle cut fries. Fries
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should be thin. Fries should be thin. I don't want
steak fries. I don't want crinkle cut fries. If I
wanted to bake potato, I would have ordered a baked potato.
Fries should be thin and crispy. That's my point. That's
exactly right, Chris. Chris brought up a good point, which
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is amazing crinkle cut fries are very similar, and Lord,
forgive me for making this comparison. This is I'm sorry.
They're very similar to mozzarella sticks. Mozzarella sticks when they're right, right, temperature,
right coating right, mozzarella sticks are almost impossible to be.
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I'm a mozzarella stick fan. But it's so hard to
get them right. They're either too hot and right. When
you pull them out, you bite into them, and then
that liquid, the liquid, the oil they fry it in,
it squirts out on your face and you have degree
burns on your face and it's miserable. But then so
you don't do that, and what do you do? You wait,
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but you wait a little bit too long, and now
the cheese has gotten too rubbery, and now they suck.
It's hard to make a good Nazi stick. The exact
same thing applies to crinkle cut fries. It's hard to
make them right. McDonald's fries, Arby's curly fries, season curlyes,
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it's hard to screw them up. You can get McDonald's
fries not even all that hot, and they're still good.
They're better hot, don't get me wrong. But let's say
your wife's being selfish, not that I would do anything
like this. And she opened up the bag to steal
some fries when you're on the way home after you
picked it up, and that means the heat got let out,
and therefore your McDonald's fries aren't as piping hot as
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they should be. You can get by with that. If
that's the crinkle cuts, it's over. Sucks shitty. Jesse Kelly
Show on a fantastic Wednesday. But don't worry, we will
be back tomorrow. In the meantime, you can email us
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. You're here. Gavin Newsom,
the fact you get a president space or at least
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former president that was running again, who wanted to put
American reverse, wanted to bring us back to a pre
nineteen sixties world.
Speaker 6 (25:20):
I'm voting rights, civil rights, on GBTQ, rights, on.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
Women's rights, not just access to portion, but access to contraceptive.
Speaker 1 (25:27):
Oh, California anyway, Newsom's in some trouble Justice.
Speaker 7 (25:31):
Apartment suing California over alleged Title nine violations. The lawsuit
sites Governor Gavin Newsom's own words that biological males competing
in women's sports is quote deeply unfair. The Justice Department
slams policies that eviscerate equal athletic opportunities for girls, and
they also require girls to share intimate spaces such as
(25:51):
locker rooms, with boys, causing a hostile educational environment that
denies girls' educational opportunities.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
I am so fascinated, really, really genuinely fascinated. We've talked
about this before, about the tranny thing and Democrats and
setting aside the insanity, immorality and all that other stuff.
It's such a political loser. I've always said this, It
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is a political loser. Even if you're King Tranning, right,
even if you are you're mister Tranning. No one cares
about that issue. But if you become the promoter of it,
you turn people off so badly because for normal people,
(26:41):
for most people, it's weird, it's gross, it's bad. And
yet that has become the Democrat party. But they took
it a step further. Men competing in women's sports, these dudes,
high school, college and professional. What happens around the world
where some dude will just grow his hair out and
(27:03):
go start beating the crap out of women in sports.
That creates and just again politics aside decent human beings.
You don't have to be political. They don't want to
ever see a woman hurt. It's not that people cheer
when a man gets hurt. But the good part of you,
the instincts inside of you, says, hey, a woman. You know,
(27:25):
they're smaller, they're weaker, they're risks, are just pathetic. They
should be protected. And when a man hurts one it
turns everyone off. Some people like me, we want to
go kill that guy, but it turns everybody off. Democrats
are now the party of cheering for the abuse of women.
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That's what it is. I don't care about sports records.
It's not that it doesn't mean anything to me, but
that's not what gets me the most. What gets me
the most is these men are basically hurting these women,
and these men are I don't like to talk about it.
(28:08):
It's really gross. But you know Paula Scanlon, she was
one of those swimmers at U Penn. I've interviewed Paula
a couple of times and she talks about and I
think about this. You're a college girl, you're a young lady.
They had to change in front of a dude in
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the locker room. Isn't that just the worst thing you've
ever heard in your life. Doesn't that make you want
to just choke somebody. Democrats they not only support it,
they loudly support it, and they just got crushed on
this issue. This issue is not a side issue. It's
(28:52):
not that at all. Donald Trump's campaign they were running
all kinds of commercials nationally, and like all political campaigns,
they were testing with the audience to see what works
and what doesn't, what moves the meter with independence, with
undecided people. I started to really notice this actually in Texas,
as a matter of fact, where advertisement after advertisement was
(29:15):
about the trainee issue, and I thought, well, that's okay,
I get that, but it's also Texas. I could see
maybe the Trump campaign they think it's going to move
the medle in move the needle in Texas. I get
that it's a red state. But then had to go
up to Pennsylvania for a family affair, swing state, the
(29:36):
same ad was running all the time on television. The
ad moved the American public into Donald Trump's corner. Yeah, Chris, Yeah,
go ahead and play him that that weird Charlemagne guy,
even him.
Speaker 6 (29:49):
Listen, I'll tell you what that ad he was running
during the football game this weekend claiming the vice president's
supports funding gender transition surgeries for all President Madson migrants
in the US.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
That was nuts.
Speaker 2 (30:00):
That. I don't know if it wouldn't say nuts, but
that was crazy.
Speaker 1 (30:04):
I don't know. I don't know if it was the
backdrop of football.
Speaker 6 (30:07):
But when you hear the narrator say Kamala supports taxpayer
funded sex changes for prisoners, that one line, I was like, hell, no,
I don't want my taxpayer dollars going to that definitely
said that she did.
Speaker 1 (30:16):
That ad was effective.
Speaker 6 (30:17):
COMMLA took a picture of the transgender it was it
was this is what they were saying that it made
it seem like Kamala supports transgender sex changes in jail
with our money.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
That's what That's what it came. Yeah, that was yes.
Speaker 6 (30:29):
They said. It literally said, uh that Kammala supports taxpayer
funded sex changes for prisoners, and it talks about how
you know, uh, she she supports funding gender transition surgeries
for all prison inmates and migrants in the United States.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
That ad was impactful, coming right off an election where
they got crushed a presidential election where they got crushed
on this issue. They haven't moved one inch on it is.
It's amazing, honestly, And yeah, here's a headline go you know,
you know the thing headlines we didn't get to. Mattel
(31:09):
launches Barbie Doll with diabetes. I have mixed emotions about
this whole thing, but I guess a feminist Barbie makes sense.
Ihan Omar's activist daughter unemployed after graduation from Barnard. Corporate
America is very very slowly waking up to the fact
that you need to sniff for communism before you hire
(31:32):
that latest college grad headline, I'm a young meteorologist who
questioned the idea of man made climate change. The climate
zelots want to be punished, silenced, and expelled. Meteorology is
very similar to zoology and zoos and that the climate
nutters took It's a completely fascinating field. The climate nutters
(31:54):
took over and ruined like they did everything else. Hag
Seth and Trump open up of Operation Midnight Hammer, and
that is again one of the contacts in Lindsey Graham's phone.
We are going to check out here and we're going
to come back and do this again. Tomorrow, you can
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