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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Friday.
I can't wait for this hour. It's not because of
the emails. That'll be a good time. But we'll talk
a little bit about Nike Corporate America, what they did.
We're gonna get to emails before we get to any
of that. I have a couple of things I have
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to do first. You know what a soft heart I have.
You know, don't interrupt, Chris. You know what a soft
heart I have. I I want to extend my deepest
sympathy maybe to you. Maybe this will apply to you,
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maybe it won't. You see, I've had many many jobs
in my life, as you were well aware. I've washed dishes,
I've washed cars, I worked construction, showed I worked on
a golf course for a while. I've sold r vs.
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Now I run my mouth for a living. I've lived
many different lives, done many different things, and in doing that,
I've worked with many different kinds of people. Now, maybe
you're at a stage in your life, and look, maybe
you're nearing retirement age so you'll never get out of this.
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But maybe you're near Maybe you're in a stage in
your life where you have to work with a communist
and you look at people who don't, maybe people who
even get to choose who they get to work with,
and maybe you're filled with jealousy because you don't want
to work with communists anymore. I'm here to tell you this,
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not having to work with communists is one of the
greatest things in the world, because I have worked around
them before and it's just soul sucking. You see them
coming down the hall, you run into them in the
break room, and you just know this interaction, if it's
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half a second, it's not going to be pleasant. They're horrible,
bitter people. And I brought this up because I have
two people elected representatives that are great examples of this.
Rashida Tleeb is a Communist in the House of Representatives,
and could you imagine every day working with this person.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
That's what the American people are doing right now in
the streets of America.
Speaker 1 (02:48):
That's what they're using.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
To protect themselves, whistles and their cameras. That's what they're
doing against a fascist Army speaker Johnson says, quote.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
I wouldn't that be exhausting? Do you work with someone
like that? If you do. I'm sorry. It shouldn't it
shouldn't be this way. This lady, she's a member of
a school board.
Speaker 4 (03:19):
I'm personally offended by what was presented.
Speaker 2 (03:22):
What a shock offended.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
I'm personally offended by what was presented on so many
different levels. One thing I would like to see updated
is the word homeless to unhoused. I'm not I'm not done. Can.
Speaker 5 (03:45):
I just don't want mister Bourman to for this to
be on him. That's the way our state of California.
That's the language that they use, and that's theirs. That's
the languish we have to use. Statement and I just
want to.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
Make it's all like that every interaction, if you have
to work under with, maybe maybe one of these people
even works for you. I'm so sorry, and I want
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to give a little bit of guidance. Maybe you are,
maybe you're a young person right now listening and you're
still forming your political opinions. And I got that. Go out, read, watch,
listen to things, all kinds of things, test things, figure
out what you want, what you believe in life. I'm
encouraging you, but I am warning you of this. Take
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it from your forty four year old daddy Jesse. If
you choose after all your discovery and testing, and if
you choose the left, I don't care where you fall
on the right. But if you choose the left, if
you decide this is what I believe, I want to
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be a communist or sorry, you probably won't call yourself that.
I'm gonna be a liberal. I'm gonna be a bad babet.
If you choose that life, it's on you. You have
your own freedom. God gave us free will you will
always be miserable.
Speaker 5 (05:22):
You know that.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
I'm not even telling you for political reasons or or
for the sake of my country to choose somewhere on
the right. I am giving you a warning. You will
never be happy. And what's more, the people you surround
yourself with on the left, they will demand you are
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miserable at all times. Remember when they're destroying The destruction
of happiness is part of it. Did you see this,
Remember that dude. I still don't know who he is, Shaboozi.
My wife knows a song of his. I don't know
who this person is, but he's some singer. At the Grammys,
he got up and he said, of course you know
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that the line they all use immigrants built this country. Yeah,
so he even took the comedy line.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
That's the comedy line, Chris and my Ron, that's the
line you're supposed to use.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
He got his talking points, he got his upload, He
did what he was told to do. The system told him,
just like he told all of them, just like he
tells the media people, just like he tells Democrat politicians.
Immigrants spelled this country. Ammigrants spelled this country. Immigrants they
told it. That was his programming. He got up and
he said immigrants built this country. And he's had to
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issue an apology. Why, Well, apparently the black communists, the
race communists, they were displeased with him that he gave
credit to the immigrants. He used the wrong communist talking point.
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He got so much heat he issued a long formal
apology that starts out, I want to be clear and
unequivocal foundational Black Americans built this country. Period. My words
were not meant to erase or you got it. It
goes on and on and on and on and on.
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But as you discover what you believe about politics, about culture,
about where you're going to fall in all this, I
want you to know that there's no destination. Okay, I
want to be crystal clear about that. There's no there there.
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I hate that saying, but it's the best way I
can describe this. Maybe you think that if you do
this in front of your friends or your communist group,
that you'll finally, you'll finally achieve peak communism and finally
they will universally accept you and celebrate you. That's not
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how it works, you see, That's never been how it works.
Communists are always eaten alive by other communists around them.
They will bite at you, pick at you, backstab you,
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maybe even hurt you, because they themselves are bitter, demonic,
obsessed with the destruction of everything. If you make the
terrible life altering mistake of choosing to be a Democrat,
you'll never be happy. Name for me, Name for me
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the Democrat. You know who laughs all the time? Chris?
Do you know what, Corey? I know? You got dirty
communists here? Do you know any any none? No one
knows one walks in a party, forget about laughs all
the time. Tell me the Democrat. You know who walks
in the party, the family event and brightens up the room.
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You don't know them, do you? Nobody does? Because the
religion itself demands bitterness, anger, misery. If you show too
much happiness, the other communists around you will tear you down.
For you, young ladies, maybe you're a young lady. I
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know all your friends flirting with that comedy stuff. That's
what my friends do. I totally get it. I really
get it. I get social pressures. I understand that they're
going to tear you to bits. As they go down
that dark road, they will get more bitter, more angry.
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You will never be allowed to be happy ever. Be
very very careful, all right, get to some emails. I
thought that thing was hilarious. Poor Shaboozie Chris Poorship. What
that's his name? I bet that's not his god given name.
I'd be willing to bet what I'd be willing to
bet it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 1 (10:29):
And do not forget that tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
Tomorrow is an ask doctor Jesse Friday, and you need
to email all your questions and right now to Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com, which means they have to
clear out some email room. Hey Jesse, oh, this is
a very good point. You remember the attempted assassination attempt.
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Attempted assassination attempt. I don't think that's how you're supposed
to say that Chris is attempted assassination of me. Then
Chris somehow ended up with a little food poisoning from
some food that was supposed to be mine. This person
may have figured it out, Jesse. I think Corey is
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in on the assassination attempt. Corey probably was the one
who poisoned the spaghetti and expected you to eat it
and then Chris ate it before Corey had a chance
to tell him. Then that night, Corey drove to Chris's
house to give him antibiotics. Keep your burner ready. I'm
beginning to suspect everyone around here, everyone who works here,
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which I guess that's just the three of us. But still,
if you make it sound like a really big office,
then people think you're really important. So the entire the
entire staff, Chris, the entire staff, Jess, I need you
to talk me off the ledge. I had a dream
last night, and you and Fred were in it too.
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It was a family friendly dream that basically involved us
to trying to decide on taco bell or red lobster.
My concern is that I had a dream about you.
Am I turning into Lindsey Graham. I'm happily married with
three daughters.
Speaker 1 (12:14):
What does this mean?
Speaker 2 (12:17):
Well, it was about food. What it means is, Look,
it's this. I don't want to overstate it. I'm your hero,
That's what it means. Don't roll your eyes, Chris. I'm
your hero, especially when it comes to food and what
you want. And I understand this and my wife it's
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her birthday today. She doesn't realize how lucky she is.
What you want is what she has, and that is
the ability to lean on me at all times whenever
it comes to food decisions. Imagine having access whenever you
want to a member of Delta Force when he wanted
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to teach you how to shoot, just whenever you wanted
shooting instructions, tactics, you could talk to someone in Delta Force.
It would be amazing, right, That's what it's like, having
access to me with food decisions, where to eat, what
to order, when you eat. That's the life my wife has.
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It doesn't seem like she appreciates that part of it.
I get referred to as a quote food bully by
her and the kids a lot, which I don't think
is fair, but they don't understand how much I try
to help them. That's why you had a dream. And
by the way, Taco Bell versus Red Lobster, there are
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no bad choices. It's like magic versus bird back in
the eighties. Who's better who? There's no bad choices, no
matter what they're great. I will say Taco well, red
Lobster is more high end. Obviously Taco Bell is a
little trashier. It just depends on what you're in the
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mood for. Like, for instance, you know I'm a waffle
house man too. I should note, just quick side note,
speaking of menu whispering, I'm amazed at how many people
have never had a waffle House cheeseburger. When people think
about waffle House, obviously they think about waffles, that's understandable.
But they think about breakfast. They think about the hash
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brown smothered and covered in the eggs and think, what, Chris,
you have something to say? Anyway, they think about the
employees who are always lovely, completely polite, the most polite
employees in the country. That's what people think of when
they think about waffle House. Have you had a cheeseburger
from waffle House, Chris, You have right?
Speaker 1 (14:50):
Am I wrong?
Speaker 2 (14:51):
Chris knows exactly. See even Jewish producer Chris knows. And
by the way, that's a sin, and he still eats it.
Waffle House cheeseburgers are under anyway. Don't get me distracted.
Whenever ob is out of town or she's doing that.
Speaker 1 (15:09):
I'm eating kale.
Speaker 2 (15:10):
I want you guys can go out one of those
things where do the boys choose? Sometimes it's waffle House.
It feels a little wrong, but it tastes a little right.
It's wonderful.
Speaker 1 (15:24):
Dear Jesse, what.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
Will you guys? Let this go? Please? I ordered ice
cream at a bar instead of a drink one time,
and I have been repeatedly called gay. I have been
mocked relentlessly. This guy says, what flavor of ice cream
did you order for the football game at the bar?
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I can't think of any flavor that would have made
you look straight. I'll have you know that it was
coated with cinnamon toast crunch. It was vanilla, yes, Chris,
it wasn't run of the mill ice cream. It was
vanilla ice cream that had cinnamon toast. No, No, don't
make that wrist. Don't do that with your wrist. It
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had vanilla ice cream, was cinnamon toast crunch on the outside,
and then what was very clearly some sort of off
brand chocolate syrup. They dumped over it. It was, as
far as ice cream goes, easily the worst I have
ever had in my entire life. But don't act like
it was one of the mill ice cream Chris, What, Yeah,
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at least I didn't order a white claw. You know
what I had last night? Bluebell ice cream? You know
blue Bell. I'm not a big ice cream Gotta be
honest with you. I don't mind it, but I'm just
not big on it. They have an oatmeal cream pie
ice cream. No, Chris, trust me, you cannot beat a
good cream pie. Trust me on that. Also, trust me.
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Switch to pure top. You need to switch to pure talk.
You need to let your money follow your morals. The
NFL's in the news right now. Why are they in
the news. I have some dirtball foreigner COMI doing the
halftime show and he's gonna wear a dress and he's
gonna crap all over things. Why does the NFL get
away with that? Because the NFL understands Americans, not even
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insulting it. It's just the way we are. Americans will
not change the channel, so he gets to capture all
the Americans who won't change the channel and the foreigners
who love that weird crap. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a magnificent Thursday. If you miss any part
of the show, you can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes.
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Headline this is from Fox Business. Nike's diversity initiatives under EEOC.
That's Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. By the way, under EEOC
scrutiny for alleged discrimination against white workers, there's no alleged discrimination.
You can look at the numbers. It's not even debatable.
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Companies like this engaged in open discrimination against white people.
Corporate America, there were news articles bragging about the fact
that they stopped hiring white people. And the result of
this is an insane brain drain that rhymed amazingly, an
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insane brain drain for the entire country that brings the
entire country down. You realize that when you tell an
entire class of people, any class of people, that they're
not welcome in certain fields, and that has happened all
across the United States of America to white people. When
you tell them they're not welcome in certain fields, you
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get less and less capable people in those fields, and
everything slowly dies. Do you have any idea how much
worse medical care is now that white men struggle to
get in. I saw something yesterday. I forget what the
name of the university was. I believe UCLA, but don't
quote me on that. UCLA had some prestigious program where
every year, I think they'll only accept eight applicants. It
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was for some medical thing. Every one of them a woman,
white men, domestic women, foreign women, white men barred. Nope,
not qualified. White men need not apply. Remember all those
air traffic controllers. To become an air traffic controller is
extremely difficult, and it should be. Lives are in your
hands with that job we had. I believe the number
was twelve hundred air traffic controllers, pass all the tests,
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get everything through, and promptly lost their jobs because they
were white. Come fly the friendly skies where we'll stuff
a less qualified minority into the air traffic control tower
while you and your family sit there and eat stale peanuts.
The death of everything, and it's not just evil and wrong,
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and all those other things. Morally, it's not just that
it's terrible for everyone of every color. It's terrible for
the entire country. No different than that analogy people use of.
If your football team decided to diversify and hire more
short people, in weak people, in skinny people, it wouldn't
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make things better. It would make everything worse. Your football
team would suck. The same thing applies when it comes
to doctors, air traffic controllers, people who work at Nike,
the FBI, law school, you name it. When you take
large groups of people and tell them they don't qualify anymore.
When you trybally choose who you hire and who you
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don't hire, everything gets worse. Is Harvard better now that
they stop packing it full of Asians? Obviously Asian people?
I mean, it's a running joke, but it's one hundred
percent true. Asian people are some of the highest scoring
people when it comes to tests. Much more not obviously
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it's Asia is a big place. Sorry, so it doesn't
apply to every Asian culture. I don't want to act
like it does, but you know exactly what I mean.
In so many Asian families, school is a high priority,
high performing, high test taking and therefore schools like Harvard
were becoming all Asian. Why you need a four point
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five gpa, but you need all this other stuff all Asian?
Harvard said, Nah, no more Asians. In fact, we need
it darker around here. Let's get some black people in here.
I don't care if they don't make the test scores.
Is that better for anyone? Anyone? Is that better for
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the country? Now? Communism destroys everything everything. Hey, Jesse, I
figured something out? Or no, this is to Chris O.
It was to me, Chris. I figured something out. He
wrote this one to you, Chris, just the heads up
you censored Jesse Kelly. That's what this guy says. When
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the whole internet left and right is discussing something about
the Ukraine War, Iran, Israel, Palestine, it seems like Jesse
has more of a Mark Levin take on it. Huh,
And everybody knows he's just a beeped idiot. I backed
Trump one hundred percent when it comes to international affairs.
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You guys are looking through tunnel vision glasses. I believe
it has something to do with you censoring Chris. Is
this another Jewish plot? I've been censored. Listen all right,
So I need to explain a coupled things because I
realize we have a bunch of new listeners. So let
me go ahead and there, let me go ahead and
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lay this out for you as clearly as possible, for
the longest time, for as long as I remember. I
don't know. Maybe I have a bad rebellious spirit. I
don't know what it is, but I have this visceral
reaction when someone tells me what I can say, what
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I can't say, what I'm supposed to say. Make sure
you make sure you talk about this, make sure you
don't talk about that. If you want me to talk
about something, the worst thing you can do is tell
me I have to talk about something. I'll never talk
about it ever. If I ever get a don't talk
about this, I'll dedicate three hours to it. I know
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it's a rebellious evils. I know that's probably not healthy,
but that's how I am. My TV show, Actually, I
have a TV show on the first TV every night
at nine pm Easter Time. Here's a true story about it.
The first TV it was bought. I think this is
last year, the year before by Fox News. Fox News
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is maybe you watch it, maybe you don't, but it's
more mainstream type. I'm a little of the right obviously
of what they air on Fox News. And my guy
at the first TV told them when they were talking
about me, because I assumed they would just fire me,
which they didn't, by the way, to their credit. But
my guy flat out told them. You know, the first
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time I tell Jesse what he can't say, he's gonna quit.
Speaker 4 (24:20):
Right.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
If I ever one time tell him, don't say that
he's just going to quit, He'll quit on the spot.
And I would immediately goodbye. I'll give you something else, goodbye.
Then they never did, all right, Premiere never has, No
one ever has. But the reason I'm not always talking
about the things everyone else is obsessing on.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Oh what's going on in God?
Speaker 2 (24:42):
Could you believe Russia?
Speaker 1 (24:43):
You great? Could you?
Speaker 2 (24:44):
But it doesn't interest me. I have a lot of
things that don't interest me that may interest you, and
that doesn't make you wrong in me right, it doesn't.
It doesn't make you right and me wrong. What's something
celebrity gossip stuff? Even on the right. Actually, this is
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a great example. I'm amazed at how much discourse on
the right, especially online, is about what this radio host
said versus what that TV host, did did you hear
this guy checked into rehab? What about this guy? What
are your thoughts on what this guy said? Have you
ever one time heard me sit and talk about this
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guy versus this girl with That's celebrity gossip talk. That
doesn't interest me at all. I don't watch TMZ, I
don't read US Weekly, I don't read People magazine. I
don't care about that at all. I care about my country.
I care about the people I care about. I care
about other stuff, and so that's what I talk about
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the reason I don't sit and rant about Russia, Ukraine
all the time, or Iroan or Israel or whatnot. I
care about American stuff. I am an American through and through.
I am the ugliest of ugly Americans. I care about Americans.
I care about you. I care about your housing prices,
your safety, your country. I want my country better for
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my kids. I have never once in my life woken
up and started thinking immediately what's going on and irong?
And I'm not saying you run is it important or
that the people there shouldn't be free. I'm not saying
that at all. That doesn't interest me at all. And
if it does interest you, I am totally aware. There
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are all kinds of shows. They will sit and talk
about foreign affairs all day, every day. It's like they
are global citizens themselves, and I'm not fucking them either.
But go listen to that. I don't give a crap
about that. I'm an American that and Chris is censoring me.
Speaker 1 (26:52):
It is the Jesse Kelly's Show.
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a right,
Wait a minute, a Friday. You know what it is, Chris.
I'm mentally already on Friday. That's what it is. I
live life ahead of everyone else. Chris. It's a Thursday.
But tomorrow's ask doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions emailed
in the Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Questions like
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this one from Ray. Actually, Ray's just upset and I
get it, he says. I was talking last night how
it's going to take time to clean out all the
rot and the system. Like I talked earlier about the
different levels of the Inspector General talking about a whistleblower
against Tulca Gabbard, Christy Nome just had someone else in DHS.
We have all these dirty comis inside our system and
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it's just it takes a long time to get them out.
And I was explaining that last night and this guy said,
it really, it takes time. We don't have time. Okay,
I get your anger and I get your desperation. I
will argue two points. We do have time. I know
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that the situation is serious. I do, And I know
we need to move as fast and as aggressively as
we possibly can. I get that, But it's going to
take time no matter what. And we still have a
lot of political power in the country. I used the
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analogy last night about the skyscraper and the different floors
and the different offices and the different floors, And last
night I was only talking about the different offices and
floors the communists control and occupy. But remember that we
occupy a lot of that building still too. If we didn't,
they would be moving on to a completely different phase
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of the revolution because they don't have complete control of everything. Now,
what you're getting is this, You're getting little glimpses of
what they will do when they have complete control. When
they sent the FBI after pro lifers, after pastors and
stuff like that, a lot of that stuff got overturned,
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thrown out not all of it, of course, but a
lot of it got overturned, thrown out, and so it
didn't get the white hot outrage from people that it
probably should have. What was that, it's a little preview.
It's like when you go to the movies and they
play about forty five minutes of previews. Now, little preview,
a little snippet of this movie and a little snippet
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of that movie. That was a little snippet. What would
they do if they controlled every level of the Justice Department,
every single judge, what would they do. They'd round all
of us up in a heartbeat. They'd kill a lot
of us. They'd throw the rest of us in goolags.
How do I know that that's extreme because it's exactly
what communists have done every single time they've taken over anywhere.
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They round up their enemies and hurt them. That's what
they would do, but they didn't do it yet. What
they do For Nuary six, great example, went and hunted
down over a thousand people with the promise to hunt
down a thousand more. Charge overcharged all of those poor people,
ruined as many lives as they could. Trump got, in
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to his credit, pardoned them all not all of you
gone scot free. Okay, what's that show you?
Speaker 4 (30:22):
One?
Speaker 2 (30:23):
That's a preview of what they will do and want
to do, But it also shows you they can't fulfill
all of their plans yet. I'm not saying that that
the situation isn't serious. It's deadly serious, and we have
to move quickly. And you know, we we don't have
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time for things like well, like a softer touch. I
learned that.
Speaker 5 (30:52):
Maybe we can use a little bit of a softer touch.
Speaker 2 (30:55):
Okay, Trump's speaking off the cuff there. You know that
we don't have time for as after touch. Now is
the time for a big fist, not a soft touch.
But we're not done tomorrow. And if the midterms go poorly,
and I fully expect the midterms to go very poorly.
If the midterms go go poorly, all is not lost.
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I'll give you this. We still have to work like
dogs for the midterms, but I'll give you this. Tell
me what are Democrats going to do if they take
back the House of Representatives, which they'll probably do. What
are they going to do? They're gonna impeach Donald Trump? Okay,
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the Senate's not going to convict him. Well, they might
convict they might. They might have a control of.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
The Senate too.
Speaker 2 (31:46):
Okay, you tell me they're gonna have sixty votes. No,
they won't. That's not even the math doesn't even close
to add up. I'm not gonna convict him that they
may impeach him. They're not going to remove him. We're
not gonna get laws passed. But do we want laws passed?
Every time they pass a bill, you get poorer and
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you get less free. Maybe a gridlock ain't that bad.
Trump is still gonna have executive orders. We're still gonna
don't be wrong. I don't want them to take the House,
but we can't operate as if the end is tomorrow
all the time, because it emotionally drains us to the
point where it gets demoralizing. It's going to take time,
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whether we have it or not. Solutions are not instant.
It's going to take time. We didn't get sick overnight,
and we will not get well overnight. The communists have
been poisoning us for years, in years in years. It's
going to take years to get them out. All right,
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All right, now, I'm gonna tell you something else. You
need to go to Jesse Kelly dot com and download
the Little Red Now I'm kidding. You can't download it.
Just go to Jesse Kelly dot com and put in
your email address. I got Chris, I didn't even tell you.
I got messages on social media. Send me the book,
(33:15):
Jesse Kelly dot com. I don't even have the book
to send it to you. Jesse Kelly dot com. Put
in the email address. They'll send it to you. All right,
And now here's a headline.
Speaker 3 (33:28):
Why you know, you know the thing?
Speaker 1 (33:31):
Headlines We didn't get to you.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
Venezuelan nationals freed by judge after alleged ice assault, immediately
re arrested by agents. Yes, freed by a judge, of course,
but at least they're arrested. Yeah, Democrats brought these people
into the country. Chinese national and camouflage caught after sneaking
across the Texas border. That's probably not good, grammys. Trump
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threatens to suit quote total loser Trevor Noah after he
said the president visited Epstein Island with Bill Clinton. I
love that Trump just sues all these people for lying.
Now tomorrow's ask doctor Jesse Friday. We'll have a good time.
Get your emails in. That's all
Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Friday.
I can't wait for this hour. It's not because of
the emails. That'll be a good time. But we'll talk
a little bit about Nike Corporate America, what they did.
We're gonna get to emails before we get to any
of that. I have a couple of things I have
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to do first. You know what a soft heart I have.
You know, don't interrupt, Chris. You know what a soft
heart I have. I I want to extend my deepest
sympathy maybe to you. Maybe this will apply to you,
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maybe it won't. You see, I've had many many jobs
in my life, as you were well aware. I've washed dishes,
I've washed cars, I worked construction, showed I worked on
a golf course for a while. I've sold r vs.
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Now I run my mouth for a living. I've lived
many different lives, done many different things, and in doing that,
I've worked with many different kinds of people. Now, maybe
you're at a stage in your life, and look, maybe
you're nearing retirement age so you'll never get out of this.
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But maybe you're near Maybe you're in a stage in
your life where you have to work with a communist
and you look at people who don't, maybe people who
even get to choose who they get to work with,
and maybe you're filled with jealousy because you don't want
to work with communists anymore. I'm here to tell you this,
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not having to work with communists is one of the
greatest things in the world, because I have worked around
them before and it's just soul sucking. You see them
coming down the hall, you run into them in the
break room, and you just know this interaction, if it's
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half a second, it's not going to be pleasant. They're horrible,
bitter people. And I brought this up because I have
two people elected representatives that are great examples of this.
Rashida Tleeb is a Communist in the House of Representatives,
and could you imagine every day working with this person.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
That's what the American people are doing right now in
the streets of America.
Speaker 1 (02:48):
That's what they're using.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
To protect themselves, whistles and their cameras. That's what they're
doing against a fascist Army speaker Johnson says, quote.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
I wouldn't that be exhausting? Do you work with someone
like that? If you do. I'm sorry. It shouldn't it
shouldn't be this way. This lady, she's a member of
a school board.
Speaker 4 (03:19):
I'm personally offended by what was presented.
Speaker 2 (03:22):
What a shock offended.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
I'm personally offended by what was presented on so many
different levels. One thing I would like to see updated
is the word homeless to unhoused. I'm not I'm not done. Can.
Speaker 5 (03:45):
I just don't want mister Bourman to for this to
be on him. That's the way our state of California.
That's the language that they use, and that's theirs. That's
the languish we have to use. Statement and I just
want to.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
Make it's all like that every interaction, if you have
to work under with, maybe maybe one of these people
even works for you. I'm so sorry, and I want
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to give a little bit of guidance. Maybe you are,
maybe you're a young person right now listening and you're
still forming your political opinions. And I got that. Go out, read, watch,
listen to things, all kinds of things, test things, figure
out what you want, what you believe in life. I'm
encouraging you, but I am warning you of this. Take
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it from your forty four year old daddy Jesse. If
you choose after all your discovery and testing, and if
you choose the left, I don't care where you fall
on the right. But if you choose the left, if
you decide this is what I believe, I want to
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be a communist or sorry, you probably won't call yourself that.
I'm gonna be a liberal. I'm gonna be a bad babet.
If you choose that life, it's on you. You have
your own freedom. God gave us free will you will
always be miserable.
Speaker 5 (05:22):
You know that.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
I'm not even telling you for political reasons or or
for the sake of my country to choose somewhere on
the right. I am giving you a warning. You will
never be happy. And what's more, the people you surround
yourself with on the left, they will demand you are
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miserable at all times. Remember when they're destroying The destruction
of happiness is part of it. Did you see this,
Remember that dude. I still don't know who he is, Shaboozi.
My wife knows a song of his. I don't know
who this person is, but he's some singer. At the Grammys,
he got up and he said, of course you know
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that the line they all use immigrants built this country. Yeah,
so he even took the comedy line.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
That's the comedy line, Chris and my Ron, that's the
line you're supposed to use.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
He got his talking points, he got his upload, He
did what he was told to do. The system told him,
just like he told all of them, just like he
tells the media people, just like he tells Democrat politicians.
Immigrants spelled this country. Ammigrants spelled this country. Immigrants they
told it. That was his programming. He got up and
he said immigrants built this country. And he's had to
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issue an apology. Why, Well, apparently the black communists, the
race communists, they were displeased with him that he gave
credit to the immigrants. He used the wrong communist talking point.
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He got so much heat he issued a long formal
apology that starts out, I want to be clear and
unequivocal foundational Black Americans built this country. Period. My words
were not meant to erase or you got it. It
goes on and on and on and on and on.
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But as you discover what you believe about politics, about culture,
about where you're going to fall in all this, I
want you to know that there's no destination. Okay, I
want to be crystal clear about that. There's no there there.
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I hate that saying, but it's the best way I
can describe this. Maybe you think that if you do
this in front of your friends or your communist group,
that you'll finally, you'll finally achieve peak communism and finally
they will universally accept you and celebrate you. That's not
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how it works, you see, That's never been how it works.
Communists are always eaten alive by other communists around them.
They will bite at you, pick at you, backstab you,
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maybe even hurt you, because they themselves are bitter, demonic,
obsessed with the destruction of everything. If you make the
terrible life altering mistake of choosing to be a Democrat,
you'll never be happy. Name for me, Name for me
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the Democrat. You know who laughs all the time? Chris?
Do you know what, Corey? I know? You got dirty
communists here? Do you know any any none? No one
knows one walks in a party, forget about laughs all
the time. Tell me the Democrat. You know who walks
in the party, the family event and brightens up the room.
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You don't know them, do you? Nobody does? Because the
religion itself demands bitterness, anger, misery. If you show too
much happiness, the other communists around you will tear you down.
For you, young ladies, maybe you're a young lady. I
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know all your friends flirting with that comedy stuff. That's
what my friends do. I totally get it. I really
get it. I get social pressures. I understand that they're
going to tear you to bits. As they go down
that dark road, they will get more bitter, more angry.
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You will never be allowed to be happy ever. Be
very very careful, all right, get to some emails. I
thought that thing was hilarious. Poor Shaboozie Chris Poorship. What
that's his name? I bet that's not his god given name.
I'd be willing to bet what I'd be willing to
bet it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 1 (10:29):
And do not forget that tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
Tomorrow is an ask doctor Jesse Friday, and you need
to email all your questions and right now to Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com, which means they have to
clear out some email room. Hey Jesse, oh, this is
a very good point. You remember the attempted assassination attempt.
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Attempted assassination attempt. I don't think that's how you're supposed
to say that Chris is attempted assassination of me. Then
Chris somehow ended up with a little food poisoning from
some food that was supposed to be mine. This person
may have figured it out, Jesse. I think Corey is
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in on the assassination attempt. Corey probably was the one
who poisoned the spaghetti and expected you to eat it
and then Chris ate it before Corey had a chance
to tell him. Then that night, Corey drove to Chris's
house to give him antibiotics. Keep your burner ready. I'm
beginning to suspect everyone around here, everyone who works here,
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which I guess that's just the three of us. But still,
if you make it sound like a really big office,
then people think you're really important. So the entire the
entire staff, Chris, the entire staff, Jess, I need you
to talk me off the ledge. I had a dream
last night, and you and Fred were in it too.
(12:00):
It was a family friendly dream that basically involved us
to trying to decide on taco bell or red lobster.
My concern is that I had a dream about you.
Am I turning into Lindsey Graham. I'm happily married with
three daughters.
Speaker 1 (12:14):
What does this mean?
Speaker 2 (12:17):
Well, it was about food. What it means is, Look,
it's this. I don't want to overstate it. I'm your hero,
That's what it means. Don't roll your eyes, Chris. I'm
your hero, especially when it comes to food and what
you want. And I understand this and my wife it's
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her birthday today. She doesn't realize how lucky she is.
What you want is what she has, and that is
the ability to lean on me at all times whenever
it comes to food decisions. Imagine having access whenever you
want to a member of Delta Force when he wanted
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to teach you how to shoot, just whenever you wanted
shooting instructions, tactics, you could talk to someone in Delta Force.
It would be amazing, right, That's what it's like, having
access to me with food decisions, where to eat, what
to order, when you eat. That's the life my wife has.
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It doesn't seem like she appreciates that part of it.
I get referred to as a quote food bully by
her and the kids a lot, which I don't think
is fair, but they don't understand how much I try
to help them. That's why you had a dream. And
by the way, Taco Bell versus Red Lobster, there are
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no bad choices. It's like magic versus bird back in
the eighties. Who's better who? There's no bad choices, no
matter what they're great. I will say Taco well, red
Lobster is more high end. Obviously Taco Bell is a
little trashier. It just depends on what you're in the
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mood for. Like, for instance, you know I'm a waffle
house man too. I should note, just quick side note,
speaking of menu whispering, I'm amazed at how many people
have never had a waffle House cheeseburger. When people think
about waffle House, obviously they think about waffles, that's understandable.
But they think about breakfast. They think about the hash
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brown smothered and covered in the eggs and think, what, Chris,
you have something to say? Anyway, they think about the
employees who are always lovely, completely polite, the most polite
employees in the country. That's what people think of when
they think about waffle House. Have you had a cheeseburger
from waffle House, Chris, You have right?
Speaker 1 (14:50):
Am I wrong?
Speaker 2 (14:51):
Chris knows exactly. See even Jewish producer Chris knows. And
by the way, that's a sin, and he still eats it.
Waffle House cheeseburgers are under anyway. Don't get me distracted.
Whenever ob is out of town or she's doing that.
Speaker 1 (15:09):
I'm eating kale.
Speaker 2 (15:10):
I want you guys can go out one of those
things where do the boys choose? Sometimes it's waffle House.
It feels a little wrong, but it tastes a little right.
It's wonderful.
Speaker 1 (15:24):
Dear Jesse, what.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
Will you guys? Let this go? Please? I ordered ice
cream at a bar instead of a drink one time,
and I have been repeatedly called gay. I have been
mocked relentlessly. This guy says, what flavor of ice cream
did you order for the football game at the bar?
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I can't think of any flavor that would have made
you look straight. I'll have you know that it was
coated with cinnamon toast crunch. It was vanilla, yes, Chris,
it wasn't run of the mill ice cream. It was
vanilla ice cream that had cinnamon toast. No, No, don't
make that wrist. Don't do that with your wrist. It
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had vanilla ice cream, was cinnamon toast crunch on the outside,
and then what was very clearly some sort of off
brand chocolate syrup. They dumped over it. It was, as
far as ice cream goes, easily the worst I have
ever had in my entire life. But don't act like
it was one of the mill ice cream Chris, What, Yeah,
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at least I didn't order a white claw. You know
what I had last night? Bluebell ice cream? You know
blue Bell. I'm not a big ice cream Gotta be
honest with you. I don't mind it, but I'm just
not big on it. They have an oatmeal cream pie
ice cream. No, Chris, trust me, you cannot beat a
good cream pie. Trust me on that. Also, trust me.
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Switch to pure top. You need to switch to pure talk.
You need to let your money follow your morals. The
NFL's in the news right now. Why are they in
the news. I have some dirtball foreigner COMI doing the
halftime show and he's gonna wear a dress and he's
gonna crap all over things. Why does the NFL get
away with that? Because the NFL understands Americans, not even
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insulting it. It's just the way we are. Americans will
not change the channel, so he gets to capture all
the Americans who won't change the channel and the foreigners
who love that weird crap. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a magnificent Thursday. If you miss any part
of the show, you can download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes.
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Headline this is from Fox Business. Nike's diversity initiatives under EEOC.
That's Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. By the way, under EEOC
scrutiny for alleged discrimination against white workers, there's no alleged discrimination.
You can look at the numbers. It's not even debatable.
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Companies like this engaged in open discrimination against white people.
Corporate America, there were news articles bragging about the fact
that they stopped hiring white people. And the result of
this is an insane brain drain that rhymed amazingly, an
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insane brain drain for the entire country that brings the
entire country down. You realize that when you tell an
entire class of people, any class of people, that they're
not welcome in certain fields, and that has happened all
across the United States of America to white people. When
you tell them they're not welcome in certain fields, you
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get less and less capable people in those fields, and
everything slowly dies. Do you have any idea how much
worse medical care is now that white men struggle to
get in. I saw something yesterday. I forget what the
name of the university was. I believe UCLA, but don't
quote me on that. UCLA had some prestigious program where
every year, I think they'll only accept eight applicants. It
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was for some medical thing. Every one of them a woman,
white men, domestic women, foreign women, white men barred. Nope,
not qualified. White men need not apply. Remember all those
air traffic controllers. To become an air traffic controller is
extremely difficult, and it should be. Lives are in your
hands with that job we had. I believe the number
was twelve hundred air traffic controllers, pass all the tests,
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get everything through, and promptly lost their jobs because they
were white. Come fly the friendly skies where we'll stuff
a less qualified minority into the air traffic control tower
while you and your family sit there and eat stale peanuts.
The death of everything, and it's not just evil and wrong,
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and all those other things. Morally, it's not just that
it's terrible for everyone of every color. It's terrible for
the entire country. No different than that analogy people use of.
If your football team decided to diversify and hire more
short people, in weak people, in skinny people, it wouldn't
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make things better. It would make everything worse. Your football
team would suck. The same thing applies when it comes
to doctors, air traffic controllers, people who work at Nike,
the FBI, law school, you name it. When you take
large groups of people and tell them they don't qualify anymore.
When you trybally choose who you hire and who you
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don't hire, everything gets worse. Is Harvard better now that
they stop packing it full of Asians? Obviously Asian people?
I mean, it's a running joke, but it's one hundred
percent true. Asian people are some of the highest scoring
people when it comes to tests. Much more not obviously
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it's Asia is a big place. Sorry, so it doesn't
apply to every Asian culture. I don't want to act
like it does, but you know exactly what I mean.
In so many Asian families, school is a high priority,
high performing, high test taking and therefore schools like Harvard
were becoming all Asian. Why you need a four point
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five gpa, but you need all this other stuff all Asian?
Harvard said, Nah, no more Asians. In fact, we need
it darker around here. Let's get some black people in here.
I don't care if they don't make the test scores.
Is that better for anyone? Anyone? Is that better for
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the country? Now? Communism destroys everything everything. Hey, Jesse, I
figured something out? Or no, this is to Chris O.
It was to me, Chris. I figured something out. He
wrote this one to you, Chris, just the heads up
you censored Jesse Kelly. That's what this guy says. When
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the whole internet left and right is discussing something about
the Ukraine War, Iran, Israel, Palestine, it seems like Jesse
has more of a Mark Levin take on it. Huh,
And everybody knows he's just a beeped idiot. I backed
Trump one hundred percent when it comes to international affairs.
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You guys are looking through tunnel vision glasses. I believe
it has something to do with you censoring Chris. Is
this another Jewish plot? I've been censored. Listen all right,
So I need to explain a coupled things because I
realize we have a bunch of new listeners. So let
me go ahead and there, let me go ahead and
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lay this out for you as clearly as possible, for
the longest time, for as long as I remember. I
don't know. Maybe I have a bad rebellious spirit. I
don't know what it is, but I have this visceral
reaction when someone tells me what I can say, what
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I can't say, what I'm supposed to say. Make sure
you make sure you talk about this, make sure you
don't talk about that. If you want me to talk
about something, the worst thing you can do is tell
me I have to talk about something. I'll never talk
about it ever. If I ever get a don't talk
about this, I'll dedicate three hours to it. I know
(23:32):
it's a rebellious evils. I know that's probably not healthy,
but that's how I am. My TV show, Actually, I
have a TV show on the first TV every night
at nine pm Easter Time. Here's a true story about it.
The first TV it was bought. I think this is
last year, the year before by Fox News. Fox News
(23:54):
is maybe you watch it, maybe you don't, but it's
more mainstream type. I'm a little of the right obviously
of what they air on Fox News. And my guy
at the first TV told them when they were talking
about me, because I assumed they would just fire me,
which they didn't, by the way, to their credit. But
my guy flat out told them. You know, the first
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time I tell Jesse what he can't say, he's gonna quit.
Speaker 4 (24:20):
Right.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
If I ever one time tell him, don't say that
he's just going to quit, He'll quit on the spot.
And I would immediately goodbye. I'll give you something else, goodbye.
Then they never did, all right, Premiere never has, No
one ever has. But the reason I'm not always talking
about the things everyone else is obsessing on.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Oh what's going on in God?
Speaker 2 (24:42):
Could you believe Russia?
Speaker 1 (24:43):
You great? Could you?
Speaker 2 (24:44):
But it doesn't interest me. I have a lot of
things that don't interest me that may interest you, and
that doesn't make you wrong in me right, it doesn't.
It doesn't make you right and me wrong. What's something
celebrity gossip stuff? Even on the right. Actually, this is
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a great example. I'm amazed at how much discourse on
the right, especially online, is about what this radio host
said versus what that TV host, did did you hear
this guy checked into rehab? What about this guy? What
are your thoughts on what this guy said? Have you
ever one time heard me sit and talk about this
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guy versus this girl with That's celebrity gossip talk. That
doesn't interest me at all. I don't watch TMZ, I
don't read US Weekly, I don't read People magazine. I
don't care about that at all. I care about my country.
I care about the people I care about. I care
about other stuff, and so that's what I talk about
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the reason I don't sit and rant about Russia, Ukraine
all the time, or Iroan or Israel or whatnot. I
care about American stuff. I am an American through and through.
I am the ugliest of ugly Americans. I care about Americans.
I care about you. I care about your housing prices,
your safety, your country. I want my country better for
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my kids. I have never once in my life woken
up and started thinking immediately what's going on and irong?
And I'm not saying you run is it important or
that the people there shouldn't be free. I'm not saying
that at all. That doesn't interest me at all. And
if it does interest you, I am totally aware. There
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are all kinds of shows. They will sit and talk
about foreign affairs all day, every day. It's like they
are global citizens themselves, and I'm not fucking them either.
But go listen to that. I don't give a crap
about that. I'm an American that and Chris is censoring me.
Speaker 1 (26:52):
It is the Jesse Kelly's Show.
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a right,
Wait a minute, a Friday. You know what it is, Chris.
I'm mentally already on Friday. That's what it is. I
live life ahead of everyone else. Chris. It's a Thursday.
But tomorrow's ask doctor Jesse Friday. Get your questions emailed
in the Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Questions like
(27:19):
this one from Ray. Actually, Ray's just upset and I
get it, he says. I was talking last night how
it's going to take time to clean out all the
rot and the system. Like I talked earlier about the
different levels of the Inspector General talking about a whistleblower
against Tulca Gabbard, Christy Nome just had someone else in DHS.
We have all these dirty comis inside our system and
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it's just it takes a long time to get them out.
And I was explaining that last night and this guy said,
it really, it takes time. We don't have time. Okay,
I get your anger and I get your desperation. I
will argue two points. We do have time. I know
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that the situation is serious. I do, And I know
we need to move as fast and as aggressively as
we possibly can. I get that, But it's going to
take time no matter what. And we still have a
lot of political power in the country. I used the
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analogy last night about the skyscraper and the different floors
and the different offices and the different floors, And last
night I was only talking about the different offices and
floors the communists control and occupy. But remember that we
occupy a lot of that building still too. If we didn't,
they would be moving on to a completely different phase
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of the revolution because they don't have complete control of everything. Now,
what you're getting is this, You're getting little glimpses of
what they will do when they have complete control. When
they sent the FBI after pro lifers, after pastors and
stuff like that, a lot of that stuff got overturned,
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thrown out not all of it, of course, but a
lot of it got overturned, thrown out, and so it
didn't get the white hot outrage from people that it
probably should have. What was that, it's a little preview.
It's like when you go to the movies and they
play about forty five minutes of previews. Now, little preview,
a little snippet of this movie and a little snippet
(29:29):
of that movie. That was a little snippet. What would
they do if they controlled every level of the Justice Department,
every single judge, what would they do. They'd round all
of us up in a heartbeat. They'd kill a lot
of us. They'd throw the rest of us in goolags.
How do I know that that's extreme because it's exactly
what communists have done every single time they've taken over anywhere.
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They round up their enemies and hurt them. That's what
they would do, but they didn't do it yet. What
they do For Nuary six, great example, went and hunted
down over a thousand people with the promise to hunt
down a thousand more. Charge overcharged all of those poor people,
ruined as many lives as they could. Trump got, in
(30:15):
to his credit, pardoned them all not all of you
gone scot free. Okay, what's that show you?
Speaker 4 (30:22):
One?
Speaker 2 (30:23):
That's a preview of what they will do and want
to do, But it also shows you they can't fulfill
all of their plans yet. I'm not saying that that
the situation isn't serious. It's deadly serious, and we have
to move quickly. And you know, we we don't have
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time for things like well, like a softer touch. I
learned that.
Speaker 5 (30:52):
Maybe we can use a little bit of a softer touch.
Speaker 2 (30:55):
Okay, Trump's speaking off the cuff there. You know that
we don't have time for as after touch. Now is
the time for a big fist, not a soft touch.
But we're not done tomorrow. And if the midterms go poorly,
and I fully expect the midterms to go very poorly.
If the midterms go go poorly, all is not lost.
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I'll give you this. We still have to work like
dogs for the midterms, but I'll give you this. Tell
me what are Democrats going to do if they take
back the House of Representatives, which they'll probably do. What
are they going to do? They're gonna impeach Donald Trump? Okay,
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the Senate's not going to convict him. Well, they might
convict they might. They might have a control of.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
The Senate too.
Speaker 2 (31:46):
Okay, you tell me they're gonna have sixty votes. No,
they won't. That's not even the math doesn't even close
to add up. I'm not gonna convict him that they
may impeach him. They're not going to remove him. We're
not gonna get laws passed. But do we want laws passed?
Every time they pass a bill, you get poorer and
(32:08):
you get less free. Maybe a gridlock ain't that bad.
Trump is still gonna have executive orders. We're still gonna
don't be wrong. I don't want them to take the House,
but we can't operate as if the end is tomorrow
all the time, because it emotionally drains us to the
point where it gets demoralizing. It's going to take time,
(32:32):
whether we have it or not. Solutions are not instant.
It's going to take time. We didn't get sick overnight,
and we will not get well overnight. The communists have
been poisoning us for years, in years in years. It's
going to take years to get them out. All right,
(32:54):
All right, now, I'm gonna tell you something else. You
need to go to Jesse Kelly dot com and download
the Little Red Now I'm kidding. You can't download it.
Just go to Jesse Kelly dot com and put in
your email address. I got Chris, I didn't even tell you.
I got messages on social media. Send me the book,
(33:15):
Jesse Kelly dot com. I don't even have the book
to send it to you. Jesse Kelly dot com. Put
in the email address. They'll send it to you. All right,
And now here's a headline.
Speaker 3 (33:28):
Why you know, you know the thing?
Speaker 1 (33:31):
Headlines We didn't get to you.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
Venezuelan nationals freed by judge after alleged ice assault, immediately
re arrested by agents. Yes, freed by a judge, of course,
but at least they're arrested. Yeah, Democrats brought these people
into the country. Chinese national and camouflage caught after sneaking
across the Texas border. That's probably not good, grammys. Trump
(34:00):
threatens to suit quote total loser Trevor Noah after he
said the president visited Epstein Island with Bill Clinton. I
love that Trump just sues all these people for lying.
Now tomorrow's ask doctor Jesse Friday. We'll have a good time.
Get your emails in. That's all
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