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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is a podcast from WOOR. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a spectacular Tuesday. We'll talk about the little bit of
internal fighting in the White House, more government fraud, emotional support, tigers,
Christy Nome, the FBI sucks, all that emails, and so
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much more coming up on the final hour tonight of
the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I want to get
to this really quickly. Peter Navarro. Maybe you know Peter Navarro.
He is a White House senior counselor. He's part of
Trump's inner circle. I have interviewed Peter Navarro several times
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on my TV show. Peter Navarro is also one of
the people unjustly persecuted by the FBI. We'll get to
that again in just a moment. Peter Navarro was he
knew people with the FBI. This is of course, under
Joe Biden's evil administration. He figured out the FBI was
looking into him, and Peter Navarro said, Hey, I live
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like right next door. If you want me, just get
a hold of my attorney and I'll turn myself in.
Because it's an evil secret state police agency. They said, no,
what I'm interested in that. And they waited and they
handcuffed Peter Navarro when he was getting on a plane.
Just maximum embarrassment. Try to embarrass him in front of
other people. Things like that. Okay, so that's Peter Navarro. Now.
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Peter Navarro is an outspoken dude. He has strong opinions
on things. He's part of Trump's inner circle. He has
strong opinions on tariffs, on the economy, on everything, doesn't
really matter what all he was talking about. Elon Musk
equally has strong opinions. Elon Musk, as you know, is
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also part of Trump's inner circle. And I have a
major major issue right now, something that drives me insane.
Every buddy handles this differently, but I believe in what
I'm about to say. All the way these two are
fighting publicly. Peter Navarro went on the news and called
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Tesla a car assembler rather than a manufacturer, and Elon
Musk is now on social media calling him quote truly
a moron. What he says is to look, my issue
with all this is this, I don't care that people
inside the White House. I don't care that they're fighting.
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It's good that there are disagreements that you can air
these things out. You feel this way, I feel that way.
There can be great benefit into arguments as long as
you're not they're not taken too far. There can be
great benefits to arguments that are done wonderful argument. Wonderful
things can happen from arguments. You know what, I tell
people a lot of times when it comes to like
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young couples and things like that. I've actually had people emailing, hey,
what's some advice you would we give? Like an ask
doctor Jesse Friday. One of my least popular takes is this,
and I mean it one hundred percent. Have an argument.
Argue it's really unbelievably unhealthy. We never fight. Oh good,
somebody's just keeping it all in. Fight Have an argument.
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That's how you grow. But there's one gigantic caveat on that.
Privately argue, yell, if you have to privately, not in
front of mom, not in front of your friends. When
he makes you mad, when she makes you mad. Don't
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call your brother, your mother, your sister, your bed. Don't
go golfer with your boys and tell him how bad
your wife sucks. Ladies, your mom doesn't need to know
that he's a big jerk in house. Argue in house.
Arguing in house is incredible for growth. The second you
take it outside of the house, you've made mortal enemies
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and it's almost unrecoverable. I've told you this in my
own personal life. I have a bunch of friends, a
bunch of people I know, friends, family members. Everybody's welcome
to disagree with me. In fact, you're welcome to disagree
with me, even a little rudely. I'm not exactly the
most polite person in the world. Completely welcome, understandable. We'll
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argue about it. Well, debate. You do that to me
one time publicly, we'll never speak again one time publicly.
It's not a spectator sport. We're having an argument in house.
You keep it in house. Donald Trump has to get
this stuff squared away, and that's very difficult with somebody
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like Elon Musk, who's I don't think you'd say he's
as powerful as Donald Trump, but he's in the same wheelhouse, right,
He's the richest man on the planet. It's not like
you can call Elon Muskin there and whip him. But
we can't have this publicly. It shows disunity. Not only
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does it create bad blood, inside the cabinet. Now, these
two were never going to be able to work together.
Elon Musk just called him a moron. Well, for one,
Peter Navarro insulted Elon Musk's company that Elon's never going
to forget that, and then Elon called him quote truly
a moron. Those two that relationship is unrecoverable. They will
never be able to work together again, because like a
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couple of teenage girls, they had to have this fight
on social media instead of privately where people have these fights. Instead,
they had to take it public. You had to go
to a Facebook. I don't need my man that. It's awful.
I hate it. It's got to get held under control.
It shows disunity to the other side. It shows weakness
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to the other side. And now these two can't work
together anymore. And we can't have that. We need Peter Navarro,
we need Elon Musk. We can't have it. And that
brings me to one other thing. I told you I
was in a terrible mood. I warned you before the
show show even started. I was in a terrible mood today.
I'm about sick and tired of the Christy Nome photo ops.
I'm tired of it. I know Christinome is the head
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of DHS. I get it. I know that she's a dime.
I get it. I support that. I love dimes. Good, good,
good for her complete dime, I got it. Good. That
sounds good. Great. Do we really need the daily photo ops,
in the daily videos of Christineome and the hair extensions
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in the body armor on standing next to some real
door kickers awkwardly holding a rifle pretending as if she's
kicking in the doors as well? Why do I? I
don't need photo ops, I need mass deportations. I don't
need an Instagram post. I don't. I don't care. It
doesn't do anything for me. And I'll tell you something else.
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There's something to be said for looking the part. I'm
not even saying Christy Nomes shouldn't be head up DHS.
I believe Donald Trump wanted to do a good cop,
bad cop thing where he made her the pretty face
of DHS, and then he made Tom Holman the actual
guy who's enforcing things, which, of course everyone loves Tom Holman.
And okay, so I get it. I'm not even saying
she shouldn't be head of DHS. Do we have to
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do the pretend thing. Seriously, you're not kicking indoors, You're
not in any danger. There's no reason they would ever
put the head of DHS in danger. And I tell
you something else. It makes life harder for the guys
on the ground. I know you don't want to believe that.
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I get it. There was absolutely positively nothing worse for
us that we were going out on patrol and there
was some jerk it. I almost said a bad word.
There was some congressman, some author, some VIP who wanted
to come along. He wanted something his for Twitter, he
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wanted something for the article he's writing. He wanted to
set down an email. Hey look at me with the
troops in Iraq. You know what that meant for us,
A nightmarish logistical headache where I know my number one
mission is making sure this guy doesn't die, because if
he dies, then we're all in very serious trouble. So
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I've got to consider him and his safety and his
photo op at all times. I don't need the head
of DHS to go be a dime out in public.
I don't need it, and the men on the ground
don't need it. We need rough men in body armor
kicking indoors and sending the barbarians back home. It does
absolutely positively nothing for me whatsoever to have Christinome pretend
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to be one of them every single day. I saw
some New York was a New York Posts. I think
it was. Well, let me read it verbatim. Here some
New York Post article earlier. It had Christy Nomes sitting
out there. Christineom dodges kicks from a migrant suspect as
she leads iced deportation raids Phoenix. She's not leading a
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dag gone thing. Once the scene is secured, once the
men have gotten everything squared away, once everything is safe,
incomes hair extensions. And then we have the photo op
sent directly to the New York Bust. I Christen knap up.
Look at my eyes. I'm so pretty. Oh hey, got
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my nails done, got my body armor on. I'm here
deporting what's your name? Pedro? Deporting Pedro leading the child.
I don't need that. I'm not a child. I'm not.
And I don't expect her to be a door kicker.
She's a woman, I get it, I get it. I
don't expect her to be a door kicker. I'm not
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asking that of her. Go put on a business suit
of some kind. Sure she'll look good and give a
press conference from a podium somewhere. We don't have to
do the thing where we're pretending like she's out there
kicking in El Choppo's door. It's just it's too much
for me, and I'm sorry. Maybe I'm just old and
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mean today. I've got no time for it anymore, got
no time for it at all there so that I'll
make everyone mad too. Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com.
Maybe I'm on chalk overload, Chris. Maybe that's it. I
bet you that is it. I bet you whatever maximum
chalk is, I've probably reached it. The problem is T
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the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Tuesday. Remember you
can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
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It's do some of these men you whispering, pink Flower.
It's been a while since you did a COVID reckoning episode.
I had my high school track season was cut short
and I almost lost friends because I refuse to take
an experimental drug that has killed thousands? Can you do
another hour of COVID reckoning? Says his name is Jackson.
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I've thought about that. I'm not gonna do it this week.
There's a lot going on, but I think we will.
I would guess next week. Chris remind me I would
guess next week, we'll do I'll do I haven't done
one in ages. I'll do another COVID reckoning episode about
things you went through with all that insanity because we're
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not gonna forget and we're not going to move on. Hey, Jesse,
well this guy says, we all knew it was going
to be bad. He's talking about the Senate bill, but
five billion in cuts? Are we being serious? I'm excited
to hear about how we're all rhinos though, and how
Massey and chip Roy need to be primaried if they
don't accept them. Okay, all right, so this I'll be honest.
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The Senate Bill, the budget stuff. It's part of my
frustration because well, I'll talk about the Christinome thing I
brought up earlier because it's along the same lines. Why
does it bother me so bad? Because it shows a
lack of seriousness when you when you take something as important,
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as important, as necessary, and as dangerous as an ice
raid of dangerous criminals, and it turns into a resume
building photo op for somebody wants to run for higher
office later. It bothers me when you show up, if
you're going to be there, your hair is flowing and
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all this other stuff. Instead of being tied up ready
to put in work, she's in high heels. It shows
a lack of seriousness. You're taking a serious subject and
you're not treating it with any level of seriousness, and
it looks clownish. It looks look to go. Well, remember
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that super freak, the super freak tranny and the Biden
administration that was in charge of nuclear stuff. He had
access to classified nuclear stuff. Sam Brinton was his name,
and he ended up getting busted because he was also
a luggage thief. Now this is a man who liked
to dress up like a woman. He was in all
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kinds of creepy, crazy stuff. The problem was on top
of everything else. You look at that guy and you
say that's not serious. When you put that guy in
charge of it, you say it lacks seriousness. I'm not
saying putting Christy Noman charge of DHS showed a lack
of seriousness. But when every single time there's a there's
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an ice raid, there's a New York Post photo op,
it lacks seriousness. It looks like it's a photo op.
It doesn't look genuine. I hate it. When we talk
about spending, government spending, the debt, we talk about doge
and this fraud here and that fraud there. This is
from the Daily Economy forty two billion dollar broadband boondoggle,
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brought in internet to zero homes. Okay, that's important. It's
important to figure out who these criminals are, who stole,
who did these things. These are good things, but it
doesn't save the United States of America from the debt crisis.
What does is the budget, the bills, what passes through
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the House, what passes through the Senate. Right now, there's
a gigantic, gigantic bill coming. It's going to have so
much crap in it. And from the same people who
tell us all the time that they're going to bring
down inflation, that they're going to be fiscally responsible. Oh well,
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every time they'd pass another trillion dollar bill in DC,
inflation gets worse. That's how it works, a lack of seriousness.
You tell me you're serious, You have press conferences, you
talk about balancing the budget, reducing the deficit, taking the
debt seriously, and then you turn around and you passed
this big, bloated monstrosity and then look at me again
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with his straight face. Hey, we'll balance the budget seventy
five dollars for my re election campaign. Take that an
email and shove it up. Never mind, Jesse, I had
an interesting conversation with the coworker the other day. We
were discussing politics. I mentioned how communism was the underlying
problem the mass illegal immigration. My coworker then proceeded to
praise communism as the ideal form of government and said
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it only fails because of one bad person. What do
you make of this? Your co worker is a worthless,
stupid demon and you should go work somewhere else. Jesse,
I'm not worried about the stock market. I'm not worried
about tariffs. Either they work or they don't, the market
will come back. What worries me is if the establishment
and bureaucracies lock shields to stop Trump from doing what
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he wants to do. Yeah, little things in the bureaucracy
like this.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
You queries, which is a fancy word for search, and
they search Americans, American phone numbers, names, email addresses, They
search America. They call it queries. But a query is
a fancy name. Query is a fancy name for search.
Three million times. They did it in twenty twenty one.
And here's the kicker, the FBI when they did all
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these searches didn't even follow their own rules. You don't
have to take our word for it. The Inspector General
said two hundred and seventy eight thousand times, the FBI
didn't even follow their rules for conducting these searches on Americans,
not foreigners.
Speaker 1 (17:28):
The FBI problem is the problem. I mean, really, it's
throughout the government. Trump and Pete hag Seth deserve a
bunch of credit because they dumped yet another admiral today
who was one of these DEI commy queens. So at
least it's starting to happen in the military. We're talking
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ten to fifteen. Don't get wrong. That's that's a good start.
If it stops there, that's not near enough, it's a failure.
At least it's starting to happen there. From what I
can tell, it hasn't even started in the FBI. And
that is our problem, a big one. All Right, we're
gonna touch on Joe Biden something he did. We'll get
back to emails and more. Before we get to that,
(18:10):
let me get to your dog. When's the last time
your dog got sick? You know, Fred used to get
sick after every meal. And I don't mean to laugh
or make light of it, but man, if I had
a nickel for every day, I got home from work
and Ob had already gone through about a roll of
paper towels having it clean up after Fred. It was
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We'll be Jessie Kelly's show on a Wonderful Tuesday. Member.
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If you miss any part of the show, you can
download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So obviously,
the trade war with China is picking up. China has
announced they're not going to back off. We announced, okay, well,
if you're going to escalate, we will escalate one hundred
and four percent. Now in case you're just out of it,
I mean this is serious. For sure. Donald Trump is
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taking this seriously. China vice versa. They're taking it seriously.
But I think it might be helpful to just talk
about how we got into this situation. How do we
get into a situation where a country that is our enemy,
a country that in ends to supplant us as number one,
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a country that has announced publicly that it is in
competition with us? How did we get to a place
as a country where we are so dependent on them
for things? How well? I thought it would be important
to just remember that money really explains a lot of it.
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A lot of our politicians, policymakers, they're bribed by China.
China famously has talked about the fact that American politicians
are actually cheap. Not only not only are our politicians
bought doesn't even cost that much to buy them? Yeah,
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I know, Chris, it is. It is more embarrassing, yosh,
But at least demand we pay a high price. I'd
prefer Here's an article. This is from Free Beacon. Biden
administration concealed congressionally mandated report on the earliest suspected American
COVID cases. All done it down for you. Here seven
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US service members they got COVID. They think they got COVID.
They had COVID like symptoms in Wuhan in October of
twenty nineteen. This report, which was commissioned by Congress. It
came out in December of twenty twenty two. It's a
report of Hey, what were the origins of it? Where
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did this whole thing come from? Because remember all of
our trusted institutions lied to us and told us it
was bat soup. Well, the Biden administration was required by
law to release that report to the public, the report
that said, hey, we had guys getting COVID in Wuhan
years ago. The Biden administration didn't release the report. Now,
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why does that matter? WHOA, Why wouldn't you release the report?
Think about this, We've talked about it before. It's not
just that all of our institutions lied to us about
the origins of COVID, which were very clearly a lab
in Wuhan. It's why why Remember we got that story,
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it was from a while ago. C IA analysts were
paid to change their report on the origins of COVID nineteen.
Let me repeat that again. CEA analysts were paid to
change their report on the origins of COVID nineteen? Why
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Why were so many American politicians and institutions so invested
in lying about the origins of COVID? Have you ever
thought about the why? Well, the Biden administration. This would
be the same Joe Biden that allowed a Chinese spy
balloon to traverse the entire United States of America before
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they shot it down. The same Joe Biden who brought
his dirtball son on Air Force two with him when
he was Vice president to go make Chinese deals. Now
remember that story. Just going to merge a couple stories here.
We only touched on it very briefly because it was
kind of eh, not necessarily for kids years, so I
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didn't want to spend any time on it. But the
new directive America gave its diplomats in China, and the
directive was, hey, no engaging in any romantic relationships with
Chinese women. Why because the Chinese observe and record everything
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for blackmail purposes. They're famous for it. They'll send a honeypot,
gets you doing something dumb, record it, and then they
own you. What do you think? What do you think
Hunter Biden did during his time in China? Do you
think Hunter Biden spent all his time over there in China?
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Do you think he spent all his time playing bingo,
doing business meetings? Or do you think maybe, just maybe
do you think do you think there are records of
Hunter Biden doing some things in China that maybe wouldn't
look that good in the American media? M do you
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think that would look bad for Joe Biden? Do you
think China ever called the President of the United States
of America and threatened him? I think he'd be naive
to assume otherwise. We flat out handed this country to
a Chinese asset for four years. Gosh, just digest thatee
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agreed Jesse Unbk all this The subject to this one
is Skittles. Unbk triggered a Skittles flashback. During the Panama
Invasion in nineteen eighty nine, my squad received a mission
to clear some warehouses. We breached a door that revealed
a warehouse full of cases of Skittles. Since we were
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down to an mre per day per four man firearm team,
we decided to liberate some of those Skittles. We ate
till we were sick. I pooped rainbows for a week
and I still can't eat skittles to this day. Thanks
for bringing back some bad memories. Keep on rocking. That's
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freaking sweet. Gosh, Jesse, I play your podcast on Rumble,
but is there a way I can play your radio shows.
I can't listen to the entire show in the evenings.
I would love to not miss them. iHeart iHeart has
an app. It's just it's free, and I'm telling you
everything I'm about to tell you is free. iHeart has
(26:16):
an app, the iHeartRadio app. Iheart's app has the episodes
of the show after they've already played. I'm directing them
right right, Chris's pull up the app. You look up
the Jesse Kelly Show, and you could go listen to
all three hours of yesterday's show right on the iHeart app.
You can listen to it right on your phone, or
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or your phone will bluetooth connect to whatever speaker you
happen to have on iHeart on Spotify as well and iTunes.
When I bring that up, it's specifically for people like that.
Maybe they cut out an hour of it. Maybe your
work schedule or life schedule has you missing things you
don't want to miss. Just go download a podcast of it.
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iHeart Spotify iTunes also for everybody emailing in. Yes, I
am still working on the new chapter of the Anti
Communist Manifesto. As I told you before, the rough it's rough.
It's really rough. The rough draft is done now. It
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needs a lot of a lot of massaging, if you will, Yes, Chris, polish.
I was about to say polish, but there's there are
some things that buff out and some things that don't.
I don't know that telling people it needs a little
polish is necessarily the most accurate way to represent where
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it is. It needs a bit of work. It needs
a bit of work. I have to what do they
say in the news, I have to flesh it out?
Flesh it? Is it? Flesh it out? Or flesh it out? Chris?
I would think it'd be flesh it out. I don't
know how you would flesh something out unless it's Kamala Harris.
But I don't think it's fleshed out, Chris. Is it
fleshing out? We should look that up so we can
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figure it out on the radio and then we'll sound smart. Seriously,
all right, let's talk about Russia, Iran, China email or
two headlines? I didn't get too and more coming up.
One more segment, Hang on Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Tuesday. Remember
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you can email the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
In the trade war, another SHOT's getting fired at midnight tonight.
Speaker 3 (28:32):
He believe that China wants to make a deal with
the United States. He believes China has to make a
deal with the United States. It was a mistake for
China to retaliate. The President. When America is punched, he
punches back harder. That's why there will be one hundred
and four percent tariffs going into effect on China tonight
at midnight. But the President believes that she and China
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want to make a deal. They just don't know how
to get that started. And the President also wanted me
to tell all of you that if China reaches out
to make a deal, he'll be in credit, be gracious,
but he's going to do what's best for the American people.
Speaker 1 (29:03):
Okay, So there's a there's a lot going on here
right now. But first decoupling from China, getting ourselves weaned
off of the addiction to cheap Chinese goods. If that
is the goal, that's that's a good goal. Remember that,
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that's a good goal. It's not that you can't have
things made in other countries. That's crazy. That's not how
the will works. That's not how trade works. But somebody
who's declared themselves to be your enemy and operates as
if they're your enemy, you can't have them making all
your stuff. That's I mean, honestly, that's just nuts. That's nuts.
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That would be France having Germany make all their tanks
in World War One. That's that's crazy. You wouldn't You
wouldn't have that, right, wouldn't work that way. Well, that's
the way we've well that's the way our crooked leaders
have taken us. We are there now. It's probably going
to be painful. That doesn't mean it's going to be
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the end of the world. It really doesn't. The market
actually went back up today. I told you it wasn't
the end of the world a couple of days. Now,
look it, good, dude, go down again tomorrow. Right. I'm
not telling you the market's going to be fine either.
I am telling you it's going to take time. And
if the goal is to get us less reliant on China,
and that obviously is something Trump has been hot on.
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That is a good goal. If that's where we end up,
that is good, and it's one of those things that
really works out well in a couple different ways. If
and there there are gonna be some ifs in here.
If we are able to wean ourselves off of cheap
Chinese goods without hurting ourselves too much. I'm talking about
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normal Americans. If we are able to get off of
cheap Chinese crap without hurting our cells too much, what
it will do is not only help us in our
national security, it will devastate China. We are linked with China,
and yes, we're dependent on China for this and that,
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and they make our pharmaceuticals and you will know all
those things. But that goes both ways. You see, China
needs America to continue to purchase all the cheap crap
they make over there. If America stops doing that, well,
don't ever kid yourself and think that China is on
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solid financial footing. You cannot have a centrally planned economy
that's on a solid financial footing. China has thrown money
all over this planet, buying up influence everywhere they can
find it. China has spent a fortune on their military,
which they're currently not using basically exactly what you did,
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which that really really hurts the bottom line of a country.
If you're not using it, you don't want to continue
to sink a trillion dollars into it. But that's another
story entirely. China has again they've tried to centrally plan
and manage their economy to such a level they built.
Have you ever seen those Chinese ghost cities as a
completely fascinating thing? And if I wasn't banned from visiting China,
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I would like to see this one day. But the
China would one hundred scent just throw me in prison.
They really don't. They don't think that highly of me,
so I'll never see one. But China built cities, big ones,
and they're empty. They just built these huge buildings that
were supposed to house all these different workers, and for
a variety of reasons, it didn't materialize. And now you
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know those old Western ghost towns you see were the
tumbleweeds blowing across the road. An entire city empty where
it's starting to get overgrown. They're starting to tear it
down anyway. China has not managed its money well either.
China cannot afford a trade war. By the way, you
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know what China has been doing in anticipation of this,
buying up gold. Do you know that told you it's
the one thing that's not subject to all the trade up,
trade down, stock market up, stock market down? This president,
that president. Precious metals remain through it all. They have
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stood the test of time. If I handed you a
sack of gold right now and sent you in a
time machine two thousand years ago, you would have buying power.
Isn't that amazing? And if I sent you two thousand
years into the future, you would have buying power that
it outlast nations, It outlasts everything gets some in your retirement.
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seven gold Get a hold of gold code, Jesse. Speaking
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of texts, should grown men use emojis or animated gifts? Also,
while texting with the wife or girlfriend. How often should
you throw in an uugh? Okay first ugh. It is
not something dudes should text. That's what chicks text. Dudes
should not text that. I actually got lectured by my
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sixteen year old the other night for texting him l
which was laugh out loud. That was text jargon. When
I came up, he actually texted me back, is in
this disrespectful Chris? He said, why do you text like that?
And I said, I'll kill you anyway. I tried to
ask what he's like. That's an old way of texting.
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So if you had asked me even a year ago,
I would have said probably not on the emoji thing.
But apparently if you don't use them now, the kids
just look at you like you're old and out of touch.
I can't keep up with everything. What Chris, Yes, Chris,
that's what I That's exactly what I say. Chris just said.
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So now I have to spend time trying to find
the right emoji. You know what I found, Chris. You
only use one. It's the laughing one. I don't know
that I've ever used a different one at all. There's
a picture of a yellow dude. He's no, not the
middle finger one Chris, I text with my kids. For
Pete's sake. I'm at texting that next time. He tells
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me he got to be in math. No, I'm kidding anyway.
Just all you need is the laughing face. Seriously, that's it.
And now here's a headline, but you know, you know
the thing headlines We didn't get to. Russian Parliament approves
Iran partnership treaty. Yes, that's another aspect of this whole
war with China type thing. Russia, Iran, China, they're all
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getting together. It's just a got a real axis of
evil forming here. Novada man arrested after seven emotional support
tigers are seized from his home. Tigers will one day
snap and eat you because they're tigers. They're not for
emotional support. Stop being weird by a dog. Trump, sitting
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alongside Net and Yahoo, announces direct nuclear talks with Iran
and teases great danger if Tehran rejects diplomacy. This is
something worth watching. Member Brandon Wiker came on the show
and told us he thinks we're going to bomb Iran.
Trump today and that little press conference he gave sure
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sounded like a man who thought he was about to
bomb Iran and man, that opens up a whole other
can of worms for us.
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