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Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Thursday.
Fantastic stuff in the news this Thursday. I can't get
that smile off my face. We're gonna have some fun tonight.
I'm gonna try to get to a bunch of emails.
We'll talk about how and why do all the evil
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people seem to know the Democrats are on their side.
This whole Mike Waltz stuff. He's out, but he's back in.
We'll discuss it. Someone at the FBI has gone a
very evil man. We'll talk about why you still need
to move all that emails. All kinds of great sound
and so much more coming up tonight on the world
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famous Jesse Kelly Show. All right, before I get to
any of those things, we need to have a talk
not about the left, about the right, about not you specifically,
but about our politicians, about our I was about to
call them fighters, but that's not exactly accurate. We'll get
to that in a moment. I want you to picture this.
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I want you to picture there's a school, kindergarten. It's
a big kindergarten school, okay, and we're worried about the
safety of the kiddos, as I hope you are I am,
And so we hire a security guard. Security guard is
there to what to keep bad guys out. And our
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security guard he does that sometimes, but sometimes he doesn't.
And when we dig into it, we find out that
ten bad guys every day show up at the school
wanting to hurt one of the kids, and he nine
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times out of ten he stops him, but the tenth
time he holds the door open for them and lets
the tenth guy in. Now, is that a good security
guard because a large portion of the time he does
the job we want him to do. Or is that
an evil piece of trash? In fact, is he just
as if not more evil than the scumbag bad guys
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who were showing up to hurt the kids? I would
argue the latter. I would argue, he's as or more
evil than the demons who were showing up at the
school to hurt the kids. That brings me perfectly to
John Cornyn and in fact, the GOP in general. Let's
just do a quick recap on I'll tell you what.
We'll focus on the Wisconsin judge because Judge is being
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arrested for violating the law has been all over the
news all week. We've talked about it all week long.
But let's focus on one judge, Hannah Dougan and what
she did. First, as just kind of a I don't know,
a little intro, Let's remember that Judge Hannah Dougan is
not a judge. First, she's a communist. First. She put
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on the judge's robes because it would help her aid.
Speaker 3 (03:10):
The revolutionary law is a real challenge in making sure
that justice happens for people. It's transformative in people's lives,
but it also, especially the United States, is considered a
stabilizing force. It's something that keeps us on a constant path.
The rule of law is how we address our social issues,
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how we address our disputes, but also how we grow
as people. I as a person who for a couple
decades almost represented low income people. It is due process
that really equalizes.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
Yeah, yeah, a bunch of other common godly gook. So
this judge Hannah Dugan, what did she do? She had
in her possession in her courtroom violent? What happened? Pam
BONDI talked about it.
Speaker 4 (04:02):
Judge Cano seemed to be the judge learns that Ice
was outside to get the guy because he had been
deported in twenty thirteen, came back in our country, commits
these crimes, charged with committing these crimes. Victims in court.
Judge finds out. She goes out in the hallway, screams
at the immigration officers. She's furious, visibly shaken upset, sends
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them off to talk to the chief judge. She comes
back in the courtroom here going to believe this, takes
the defendant and the defense attorney back in her chambers,
takes him out of private exit and tells him to
leave while a state prosecutor and victims of domestic violence
are sitting in the courtroom.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
Now, that's all bad, right, I know you don't need
any help to hate that dirty communist judge, and I
got that that's all bad. But what are our elected
representatives saying about her, About the communists we're up against,
about the little demons who were in place all over
this country trying to destroy America. Allow me to introduce
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to you one of the most powerful Republicans in the
United States Senate. His name's John Cornyn from the red
state of Texas. How would he describe a judge that
helps in illegal, a felon illegal escape from custody. Well,
just some misplaced loyalty.
Speaker 5 (05:25):
This sounds like a case of misplaced sympathy by those.
Speaker 2 (05:29):
Who oh, never mind, I misspoke. Actually, it's actually worse.
It's not misplaced loyalty. It's misplaced sympathy.
Speaker 5 (05:37):
It sounds like a case of misplaced sympathy by those
who interested, who are somehow saying the judge is being
treated unfairly. Unfortunately in Washington, DC, you have these competing
narratives and people back.
Speaker 2 (05:51):
Here we go, here we go. Now, we're gonna we're
gonna dissect this whole thing here, but I want you
to pay attention to what he just said. There we
have these competing narratives doing the ultimate well, I mean,
both sides are kind of saying stuff type thing.
Speaker 5 (06:04):
I'm in Texas and elsewhere. Wonder you know what the
truth is. But so far, based on what we know,
based on your report, it looks to me like the
judge was had misplaced sympathies and rather than enforcing the
law on partially as she should have, was actively aiding
in a betting and an illegal immigrant to.
Speaker 2 (06:22):
Tell me on the degrees of evil, who is higher
and I don't know the answer to this question. You
form it in your mind. But who's more evil on
an evil scale? The communist judge who helps an illegal
felon escape from the law so he can go hurt, rape,
murder more people is the judge? The most evil? Is
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the illegal? The most evil, or is the one you
hired to stop them, who's using the nicest possible language,
massaging the situation as best he can. Where is he
on that scale? We may argue on where these people
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place or should be placed, on that most evil scale,
but I don't think it's even arguable. They're all on it,
every single one of them. I expect Hannah Dugan to
behave like a vile demon, because that's what she is,
She's a communist. I expect the illegal to show up
and rape and murder and hurt as many people as possible.
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That's what happens. Barbarians do barbaric things. But I the
American voter, I elect Republicans like John Cornan, not that
I would ever vote for him, but I elect Republicans
like John Cornyan specifically so he will fight against them
with every fiber of his being, tooth and nail. I
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want him to wake up and fight against these savages
as they destroy my country, and instead the losers, low
low tweenies we send back to Washington d C. Describe
the most evil people who reside in our country, who
hold positions of power in our country, as having misplaced sympathies.
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I want to again remind you this entire rant was
a reminder for you, and it was a wake up
for me. Another reminder for me, because I need these
reminders from time to time too. I know there's good
things in the news. We'll get to that, we'll get
to Elvis Chan and some other things in a moment.
I know there are good things happening out there. You
have a ton of work to do, and so do I.
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There is so much work to do reforming the GOP.
I'm not talking about voting against Democrats. That's the bare
minimum everybody has to do. That. If you're a sane
human being, you vote against Democrats. That's obvious at this
point in time. I'm talking about the hard internal work
of cleaning out the filth inside of the GOP, the
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rants in filth like John Cornyn and Loser Langford and
these other types who have held the door open for
communists in this country. For years, we hire them as
the school security guard to stop bad men from getting in.
They stop most of them, but then let half of
them in and then turn to us and say, look
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at me, I'm fighting for you. Stop in the bad guys.
We have got to stop this crap. Misplaced sympathies. That's
how we're describing a criminal. I'll tell you something. Did
you know that in a just society, in a society
you wanted to continue. I know that this sounds bonkers
because we're in America and we don't have that kind
of society. But the most severe punishments in any society
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should be for elected officials who commit crimes with their office.
Did you know that Hannah Dougan should receive a fair
trial and the death penalty? Why do I say that,
because currently in this country there are other people sitting
on death row. I don't care what you did if
if you are sitting on death row, Hannah Dugan deserves
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to be there as well. Because she took her position
as a judge and used it to break the law.
That's the height of evil, and the most severe punishment
in any society should be reserved for government officials who
commit crimes with their office instead. Well, I gots you
got some misplaced sympathies. How are we supposed to win
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with these losers? Good grief, Sorry, I'm mad. John Cornyn
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Now this is from my friend Breonna Morello. Exclusive FBI
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places censorship agent Elvis Chan on terminal leave. Now let's
pause and just recap really quickly for those who kind
of get lost in how many scandals there are, or
maybe you're newly paying attention to politics, The FBI is
an evil, secret state police agency. It's not a law
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enforcement agency. They're not the good guys at all. They're
the bad guys very much so, how evil are they? Well?
Hunter Biden was a lifelong felon and a disaster. He
just is. And because he's apparently one of the most
self destructive people in human history. He likes to record
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his crimes and put them all on his laptop. But wait,
there's more. After recording his crimes and putting them on
his laptop, he then takes that very same laptop with
the crimes on them. He takes it down to a
laptop repair shop where somebody will then witness his crime.
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But wait, there's actually more. He'll then forget about the computer.
And just so you know, all those phone repair, laptop
repair shops, computer repair shops, they all have the same policy,
every single one of them. And it's right there in
the paperwork you sign. If you leave it with them
for a certain amount of time, whatever that time is,
it becomes their possession, it becomes theirs. So the owner
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of this laptop repair shop takes possession of the laptop.
He looks at it. It's his. He sees that the
then the well vice president, his son is a multi
time felon. He thinks, okay, probably bad. I'll turn it
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into the FBI. The FBI took possession of it, looked
at it. The FBI knew it had hard evidence in
its hands that Joe Biden's son is a multi time felon.
All the evidence is right there. But because the FBI
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is not a law enforcement agency, it's an evil, secret
state police agency, they chose to hide those crimes. They
just kind of, hey, put the laptop in a box
in the corner or something. They were just going to
make it disappear, like they do with all evidence against Democrats.
But something terrible happened for the FBI. To the FBI,
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as they were illegally wiretapping a bunch of different people
in Trump's circle, they made a discovery when Rudy Giuliani
sent an email they discovered the laptop information had gotten out.
The owner of the laptop had made a copy of it,
he had gotten a hold of reporters about it, and
the New York Post was getting ready to run a
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front page story exposing then candidate Joe Biden as having
a son who was a multi time felon. So what
do you do about that? Hey, Chris, go and grab
the Mark Zuckerberg stuff while you're sitting there doing nothing.
What do you do about that? You see, the FBI
could be honest in this moment, or the FBI could
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do its job now you already know the rest of
the story. Will play you the Mark Zuckerberg thing in
a moment. But the FBI went to Facebook, the largest,
most powerful social media platform on the planet. And here's
here's what happened.
Speaker 6 (15:44):
How do you guys handle things when they're a big
news item that's controversial, Like there was a lot of
attention on Twitter during the election because of the Hunter
Biden laptop story, the neo. Yeah, so you guys censored
as well.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
So we took a different path than Twitter. I mean,
basically the background here is the FBI, I think basically
came to us some folks on our team. It was like, hey,
just so you know, like you should be on high alert.
There was we thought that there was a lot of
Russian propaganda in the twenty sixteen election. We have it
on notice that basically there's about to be some kind
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of dump of.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
That's similar to that. So just be vigilant, just go
and stop. That's enough, Chris. That of course, is presented
to you in the most benign possible way by Mark Zuckerberg.
It wasn't a one time meeting where the FBI said
watch out for the Russians. We know now because the
FBI has admitted it. They met all the time, they
met weekly and Elvis Chan, FBI Special Agent. Elvis Chan
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was the point man meeting with social media companies in
the United States of America telling them to censor a
Hunter Biden laptop story that he knew was true. The
Federal Bureau of Investigation not only hid the information from
the general public, not only protected the Biden family from prosecution.
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When the evidence was about to come out and the
general public was going to find out about the crimes
of the Biden family leading up to the twenty twenty election,
Elvis Chan used his position as special agent in the
FBI to go censor the information so Donald Trump would
lose the election and Joe Biden would win the election.
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Allow me to circle back to what I said about
Judge Hannah Dugan and what I believe should happen to
her after a trial. Exactly the same thing should happen
to anybody at the FBI who committed crimes using their
FBI badge so Democrats could win elections. And today we
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have the beginning. He was placed on leave. Is this
an arrest, of course not. Is it enough? It's not
even a sniff of being enough, but it's an indication
that good things are happening. I'll continue on with that
in just a moment. Before I continue on with that,
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Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Thursday. Remember if
you missed any part of the show, you can download
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the whole thing I hard Spotify iTunes. Back to Elvis
Chan being placed on terminal leave again, the reportings from
Breonna Morello apparently is not access to his agency devices
for almost a month. So do the math on this.
You understand how this works. They took him away from him,
he was probably let out of the building. Is disinarest
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and imprisonment, of course it's not. But this is back
to what I was discussing last night. I demand results.
I demand government criminals go to prison, regular criminals go
to prison. People who commit crimes in the government should
go to prison for even longer. I'm going to demand that.
I'm going to demand more of Bondie, of cash betail.
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I demand more of Trump himself. I do. But they're
doing it. Some of them are doing it, maybe all
of them are doing it. We are not going to
know yet whether or not the work is getting done.
If we're here a year from now and there aren't
government people in handcuffs, they failed and they are failing us.
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But every indication I'm seeing now is that things are
being put in motion, slowly, quietly, deliberately, as it has
to be because these people have a lawndry list of
government protections. But it's happening. And again, this is me.
If it doesn't, I'm not going to hold back. I'm
going to last away. This comes to what comes back
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to what we were talking about last night when someone asked, Hey,
why why don't you have Dan Bongino on You guys
are friends figure out what's going on over there? And
what did I tell you? He's got to do things
quietly internally. Dan knows the problems from what I'm told.
I don't know him. Cash Betel knows the problems. They
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know the problems. Things have to be done, and not
on the radio and not on the television. That's why. Actually,
it's part of the reason why I don't like the
BONDI on the news every night stuff. I don't like it.
I understand there's a benefit to getting your message out there.
I want my Attorney General not to be a camera hawk.
I want my Attorney General to be diligently destroying communism
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with the doors closed. That's what I want. I want
her behind closed doors, hatching new schemes to root out
the government criminals from from our country. That's what I want,
but things are beginning. We will see. Look listen to this.
This is one of the January sixth prosecutors. And remember,
maybe January sixth is not an issue you're passionate about.
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Maybe you look back on that day and you're still
really uncomfortable, or if even if that's that's not what
it does for you, Maybe it's not a hot button
issue for you. Let me explain why it is for me.
I hate when I hate bullies in general, and I
really really despise when governments smash normal people just because
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they care. When it's when it's not justified, just because
they can, I mean, and when it's when it's completely unjustified.
The federal government and whatever you believe about January sixth,
whether the Feds caused it or whatever, the federal government
used January sixth. The communists in our government used January
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sixth as an excuse to go arrest all the people
they've been wanting to arrest, to hurt all the people
they wanted to hurt, and regular people, normal people just
like you and me, were smashed and destroyed by the
federal government with their efforts. And those people they're not
all dead. Some of them killed themselves. I should know Matthew,
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Perna and others. But some of those people, the ones
who weren't dead, their lives are still destroyed. They're flat broke, busted,
no job, no girlfriend, no husband, no nothing. The federal
government destroyed these people's lives, and that bothers me. Powerful
people destroyed these people's lives. Listen to this January sixth, Prosecutor.
Speaker 7 (23:31):
We left the office, and two hours later the letters
started rolling in terminating us. At the end of the night,
fifteen US attorneys assistant US attorneys had been fired. The
termination letter I received stated the decision was based on
your actions and the prosecution of persons relating to the
events that occurred at or near the US Capital on
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January sixth, twenty twenty one. An executive order.
Speaker 2 (23:57):
I want you to tell you that I'm very I'm
if you're on comfortable with this lady crying, I also
am uncomfortable with her crying. I'm uncomfortable because nobody captured
all of her tears so I could drink them on camera.
Speaker 7 (24:10):
They're issued by On January twentieth, twenty twenty five, the
President characterized that work as having involved a grave national
injustice that has perpetrated upon the American people over the
last four years. It went on to say that my
hiring has hindered the ability of the acting US Attorney
Martin to staff his office and furtherance us furtherance of
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his obligation to faithfully implement the agenda that the American
people elected President Trump to s.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
The h.
Speaker 7 (24:42):
The termination letter made it clear to me that mister
Martin tells not understand the role of a prosecutor. US
attorneys represent the United States of America, not the president.
Firing fifteen qualified attorneys created an media deficit in the
off first to appropriately prosecute cases.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
Didn't I tell you there was great news that monster
was a communist. Is a communist first, wormed her way
up the legal ladder to become a big shot US attorney.
And then, because she's a communist first fighting a revolution,
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used her position of power with glee to take the
people she hates politically and destroy their lives without a
care in the world. Just destroyed lives as fast as
she could possibly destroy them because she's a communist first
and a US attorney second. And today she's crying, she's sad,
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she's miserable. She's suffering because she lost that power she's
been seeking. That's why she's so sick. Remember that story
I told you a long time ago about Barack Obama,
not when a lot of people knew, because I got
it kind of secondhand. Guy I was talking to, well
graduated with Barack Obama. Actually a guy was talking to
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knows a guy who graduated with Barack Obama from Harvard.
And they were all gathering around, all these future kings
and queens talking about what they were gonna do when
they graduated, and every one of them, of course, because
it's Harvard, They're all going into some lucrative law job
here or finance job there, and I'm gonna be CEO
of this and this and this and that. And they
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got to one Barack Obama, and Barack Obama said something
that made them all laugh and mock him. Barack Obama said,
I'm gonna go be a community organizer. They were all, wait,
what what even is that? But Barack Obama understood something
none of those guys did. Because you see, to this day,
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baracko Obama doesn't have to work hard for a meeting
with any of them. They have to work hard for
a meeting with him, because he wasn't out there seeking
just money. He understood where power is. He was going
to grab it and he was going to use it.
That's how communists look at everything everything. That's why your
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son's kindergarten teacher has pink hair and a rainbow flag
on the wall. That's why Hollywood just happened to another show.
I hardly ever watched TV. Bob and I tried to
watch one last night, h Dexter. It was an old show,
Dexter we had watched. They came out with a new
version of it. They took them five minutes to cram
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some LGBTQ crap in there every other That's why they're
not making shows. They're not teaching kindergarten. They're being generals
and amirals in the military. They're not being US prosecutors,
they're not being judges. They're none of those things. First,
those are costumes day. They're communists first. They're communists first.
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And because they're communists first, that's why they sought out
the positions of power they have. They sought those positions
out to aid the revolution. If they're firing, if they're
being fired, if they're crying. It's a good day in
this country. All right, Let's talk about the Mike Walls
thing real quick. Hang on, It is the Jesse Kelly
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Show on a wonderful Thursday, reminding you that Tomorrow's and
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So a betch people were asking me about what I
think about the Mike Waltz stuff. For those a little
bit out of the news, here's your thirty second recap.
Mike Wallt's former Green Beret combat veteran. I've actually interviewed
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him before, was a congressman from Florida. Trump likes him.
Trump grabs him and appoints him as a National security advisor.
So he was national security advisor Mike Waltz. He has
a deputy named Alex Wong. That'll be important here for
a moment. In a moment, Waltz and Wong. We all
woke up today, we got the news that Waltz's out.
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Waltz's out. Mike Waltz is out, and everyone thought he
was getting fired or you know, do the whole DC
a thing. Well, I'm resigning to spend more time with
my family, which is Washington d C. Speak for I
got fired and I don't want to be embarrassed. So
everyone kind of thought that's what this was. And then
a little later on, a couple hours for the show,
Trump gets out there and announces, Hey, he's gonna be
my new ambassador to the United Nations. Now, what's actually
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going on here? The reason I didn't open the show
with it is we don't really know, and it's very
likely that we're not going to know. I can tell
you what I suspect. Here's what I suspect. Trump likes
Mike Waltz. We know that that we know he likes
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Mike Waltz, Otherwise he wouldn't have made him National Security
Advisor Trump the Trump administration. I don't want to make
it just about Trump specifically, but he's going to be
part of this, the Trump administration. They are starting to
feel the heat of the system. The system has been
relentlessly hounding Pete hag Seth, this whole signal chat thing
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over and over and over again, hounding, and Trump is
having to answer questions every day. We just played one
last night. Do you have one hundred percent confidence in
Pete hagg Seth every single day. Question, Now, what about
Pete egg set Hey, Pete egg say that's a big
screw up. Why haven't you let him go yet? What
I suspect is this. I suspect the Trump administration wants
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to give the media a scalp, but at the same
time doesn't want to give the media a scalp. Probably,
I would bet you money. I'll bet you money, Chris,
go ahead and write this one down. I bet you
we will get details leaked over the weekend, if not
sometime next week, I bet you will get details leaked that.
There was a debate inside of the White House how
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to handle the Mike Waltz thing, because he's been the
one most people blame for the whole signal chat snafo.
I bet you will get the details. There was a debate,
and the debate was simply this, we should fire Mike Waltz.
It's his fault. We should fire him and get the
media off our back. And then half the people, the
people who are correct I should note, will come out
and say no, now, we can't fire him because that
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would give these people a scalp. That'll only make them
hungrier and more ravenous, and so they did. After this debate, again,
this is just what I suspect. I suspect after this debate,
they did what often happens in Republican politics, and they
split the baby. The baby splitting being well, let's not
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fire him, let's remove him from his post, give him
a totally different post, thus making it look like we
didn't fire him. But we're kind of cross decking him
onto a different part of the government. So everyone says
face but Mike Walls is out. I suspect that's what happened,
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and I don't like it, but it is what it is.
If I don't have anything more to say about it,
it is what it is. That's what I suspect happened.
I guess we'll find out. Details always come to us eventually.
Do some emails. Hey Jesse, you have the best show
on the radio. I miss rush. You help me and
that you are funny and you make complex understandable. I
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just have one thing I wish you would help me with.
Pam Bondy and a few others are not the enemy.
They're doing good work and someone needs to do pr
and let the uninformed know the things that are happening.
I have no issue with railing against people who do
stupid things on our side, like your Senator Ken Dall
and Mitch. It just brings me down. I need to
(33:03):
lift it up. I've been a hospice chaplain for thirty
years and Rush was my car companion. You have helped
fill that void in distraction. I value you greatly. Look
whether or not we cheer or pour scorn on Pambondy
is entirely up to Pambondy. What Pambondy has to do,
(33:25):
the task before her is enormous. She essentially she has
to do the legal version of being the first one
to climb Mount Everest. And this is what I mean.
The Department of Justice, instead of holding government people accountable,
has protected government people for the entire forty three years
(33:47):
of my existence under Republicans and Democrats. Eric Holder did it,
Bill Barr did it, Jeff Sessions did it. They all
do it. They all get criminal referrals. Hey, this FBI
agent did this, this judge did that. And the Department
of Justice, instead of taking these government criminals and throwing
them in a dark hole, has protected these people. They
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have done this for so long now they view it
as really their role as protecting government people. Pam BONDI
must break that cycle. She can't be a good Republican ag.
It's not enough. Arresting cartel members is not enough. The
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latest press conference with a drug bust is not enough.
And I realize the task in front of Pam Bondy
is daunting because we're asking her to be some system
shattering reformer. And while she has a background, you know,
it's not terrible, it's not wonderful. Her background isn't that
of a system shattering reformer. It's much more of a
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kind of a normy Republican background. But we can't afford
a normy Republican. When I am art On bond or
anybody really, anyone on our side, you should understand that
I am hard because I am operating with a desperation,
a desperation that knows we had to have now less
than four years to clean out the communist filth, because
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when these people come back to power, my word, you
can't imagine the things they're going to do. You thought
it was bad under Joe Biden. That was them getting ready,
that was the beginning, That was them just kind of
crossing the eyes and dotting the tea's on the horrible
things they want to do to American citizens. We cannot
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afford Pam Bondy to be okay, you know what. We
can't even afford her to be good. We can't. We
need great, We need amazing. We need something that we
haven't ever had. We need something that we've never had,
at least in my lifetime. She can't afford to be good.
(35:55):
She has to be legendary. And so look when she
does great, I'll praise as I have. But we need
a lot of work done. There's a lot of work
that needs to be done. Elvis Chans out there on
terminal leave could really use a new set of handcuffs.
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That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 6 (36:19):
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Speaker 2 (00:04):
Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Thursday.
Fantastic stuff in the news this Thursday. I can't get
that smile off my face. We're gonna have some fun tonight.
I'm gonna try to get to a bunch of emails.
We'll talk about how and why do all the evil
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people seem to know the Democrats are on their side.
This whole Mike Waltz stuff. He's out, but he's back in.
We'll discuss it. Someone at the FBI has gone a
very evil man. We'll talk about why you still need
to move all that emails. All kinds of great sound
and so much more coming up tonight on the world
(00:49):
famous Jesse Kelly Show. All right, before I get to
any of those things, we need to have a talk
not about the left, about the right, about not you specifically,
but about our politicians, about our I was about to
call them fighters, but that's not exactly accurate. We'll get
to that in a moment. I want you to picture this.
(01:14):
I want you to picture there's a school, kindergarten. It's
a big kindergarten school, okay, and we're worried about the
safety of the kiddos, as I hope you are I am,
And so we hire a security guard. Security guard is
there to what to keep bad guys out. And our
(01:37):
security guard he does that sometimes, but sometimes he doesn't.
And when we dig into it, we find out that
ten bad guys every day show up at the school
wanting to hurt one of the kids, and he nine
(01:59):
times out of ten he stops him, but the tenth
time he holds the door open for them and lets
the tenth guy in. Now, is that a good security
guard because a large portion of the time he does
the job we want him to do. Or is that
an evil piece of trash? In fact, is he just
as if not more evil than the scumbag bad guys
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who were showing up to hurt the kids? I would
argue the latter. I would argue, he's as or more
evil than the demons who were showing up at the
school to hurt the kids. That brings me perfectly to
John Cornyn and in fact, the GOP in general. Let's
just do a quick recap on I'll tell you what.
We'll focus on the Wisconsin judge because Judge is being
(02:41):
arrested for violating the law has been all over the
news all week. We've talked about it all week long.
But let's focus on one judge, Hannah Dougan and what
she did. First, as just kind of a I don't know,
a little intro, Let's remember that Judge Hannah Dougan is
not a judge. First, she's a communist. First. She put
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on the judge's robes because it would help her aid.
Speaker 3 (03:10):
The revolutionary law is a real challenge in making sure
that justice happens for people. It's transformative in people's lives,
but it also, especially the United States, is considered a
stabilizing force. It's something that keeps us on a constant path.
The rule of law is how we address our social issues,
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how we address our disputes, but also how we grow
as people. I as a person who for a couple
decades almost represented low income people. It is due process
that really equalizes.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
Yeah, yeah, a bunch of other common godly gook. So
this judge Hannah Dugan, what did she do? She had
in her possession in her courtroom violent? What happened? Pam
BONDI talked about it.
Speaker 4 (04:02):
Judge Cano seemed to be the judge learns that Ice
was outside to get the guy because he had been
deported in twenty thirteen, came back in our country, commits
these crimes, charged with committing these crimes. Victims in court.
Judge finds out. She goes out in the hallway, screams
at the immigration officers. She's furious, visibly shaken upset, sends
(04:23):
them off to talk to the chief judge. She comes
back in the courtroom here going to believe this, takes
the defendant and the defense attorney back in her chambers,
takes him out of private exit and tells him to
leave while a state prosecutor and victims of domestic violence
are sitting in the courtroom.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
Now, that's all bad, right, I know you don't need
any help to hate that dirty communist judge, and I
got that that's all bad. But what are our elected
representatives saying about her, About the communists we're up against,
about the little demons who were in place all over
this country trying to destroy America. Allow me to introduce
(05:04):
to you one of the most powerful Republicans in the
United States Senate. His name's John Cornyn from the red
state of Texas. How would he describe a judge that
helps in illegal, a felon illegal escape from custody. Well,
just some misplaced loyalty.
Speaker 5 (05:25):
This sounds like a case of misplaced sympathy by those.
Speaker 2 (05:29):
Who oh, never mind, I misspoke. Actually, it's actually worse.
It's not misplaced loyalty. It's misplaced sympathy.
Speaker 5 (05:37):
It sounds like a case of misplaced sympathy by those
who interested, who are somehow saying the judge is being
treated unfairly. Unfortunately in Washington, DC, you have these competing
narratives and people back.
Speaker 2 (05:51):
Here we go, here we go. Now, we're gonna we're
gonna dissect this whole thing here, but I want you
to pay attention to what he just said. There we
have these competing narratives doing the ultimate well, I mean,
both sides are kind of saying stuff type thing.
Speaker 5 (06:04):
I'm in Texas and elsewhere. Wonder you know what the
truth is. But so far, based on what we know,
based on your report, it looks to me like the
judge was had misplaced sympathies and rather than enforcing the
law on partially as she should have, was actively aiding
in a betting and an illegal immigrant to.
Speaker 2 (06:22):
Tell me on the degrees of evil, who is higher
and I don't know the answer to this question. You
form it in your mind. But who's more evil on
an evil scale? The communist judge who helps an illegal
felon escape from the law so he can go hurt, rape,
murder more people is the judge? The most evil? Is
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the illegal? The most evil, or is the one you
hired to stop them, who's using the nicest possible language,
massaging the situation as best he can. Where is he
on that scale? We may argue on where these people
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place or should be placed, on that most evil scale,
but I don't think it's even arguable. They're all on it,
every single one of them. I expect Hannah Dugan to
behave like a vile demon, because that's what she is,
She's a communist. I expect the illegal to show up
and rape and murder and hurt as many people as possible.
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That's what happens. Barbarians do barbaric things. But I the
American voter, I elect Republicans like John Cornan, not that
I would ever vote for him, but I elect Republicans
like John Cornyan specifically so he will fight against them
with every fiber of his being, tooth and nail. I
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want him to wake up and fight against these savages
as they destroy my country, and instead the losers, low
low tweenies we send back to Washington d C. Describe
the most evil people who reside in our country, who
hold positions of power in our country, as having misplaced sympathies.
(08:15):
I want to again remind you this entire rant was
a reminder for you, and it was a wake up
for me. Another reminder for me, because I need these
reminders from time to time too. I know there's good
things in the news. We'll get to that, we'll get
to Elvis Chan and some other things in a moment.
I know there are good things happening out there. You
have a ton of work to do, and so do I.
(08:36):
There is so much work to do reforming the GOP.
I'm not talking about voting against Democrats. That's the bare
minimum everybody has to do. That. If you're a sane
human being, you vote against Democrats. That's obvious at this
point in time. I'm talking about the hard internal work
of cleaning out the filth inside of the GOP, the
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rants in filth like John Cornyn and Loser Langford and
these other types who have held the door open for
communists in this country. For years, we hire them as
the school security guard to stop bad men from getting in.
They stop most of them, but then let half of
them in and then turn to us and say, look
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at me, I'm fighting for you. Stop in the bad guys.
We have got to stop this crap. Misplaced sympathies. That's
how we're describing a criminal. I'll tell you something. Did
you know that in a just society, in a society
you wanted to continue. I know that this sounds bonkers
because we're in America and we don't have that kind
of society. But the most severe punishments in any society
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should be for elected officials who commit crimes with their office.
Did you know that Hannah Dougan should receive a fair
trial and the death penalty? Why do I say that,
because currently in this country there are other people sitting
on death row. I don't care what you did if
if you are sitting on death row, Hannah Dugan deserves
(10:03):
to be there as well. Because she took her position
as a judge and used it to break the law.
That's the height of evil, and the most severe punishment
in any society should be reserved for government officials who
commit crimes with their office instead. Well, I gots you
got some misplaced sympathies. How are we supposed to win
(10:25):
with these losers? Good grief, Sorry, I'm mad. John Cornyn
brings out the worst in me. I'm gonna be fine.
I'm fine now. I can feel myself getting calm. Commas
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Now this is from my friend Breonna Morello. Exclusive FBI
(12:15):
places censorship agent Elvis Chan on terminal leave. Now let's
pause and just recap really quickly for those who kind
of get lost in how many scandals there are, or
maybe you're newly paying attention to politics, The FBI is
an evil, secret state police agency. It's not a law
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enforcement agency. They're not the good guys at all. They're
the bad guys very much so, how evil are they? Well?
Hunter Biden was a lifelong felon and a disaster. He
just is. And because he's apparently one of the most
self destructive people in human history. He likes to record
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his crimes and put them all on his laptop. But wait,
there's more. After recording his crimes and putting them on
his laptop, he then takes that very same laptop with
the crimes on them. He takes it down to a
laptop repair shop where somebody will then witness his crime.
(13:17):
But wait, there's actually more. He'll then forget about the computer.
And just so you know, all those phone repair, laptop
repair shops, computer repair shops, they all have the same policy,
every single one of them. And it's right there in
the paperwork you sign. If you leave it with them
for a certain amount of time, whatever that time is,
it becomes their possession, it becomes theirs. So the owner
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of this laptop repair shop takes possession of the laptop.
He looks at it. It's his. He sees that the
then the well vice president, his son is a multi
time felon. He thinks, okay, probably bad. I'll turn it
(14:02):
into the FBI. The FBI took possession of it, looked
at it. The FBI knew it had hard evidence in
its hands that Joe Biden's son is a multi time felon.
All the evidence is right there. But because the FBI
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is not a law enforcement agency, it's an evil, secret
state police agency, they chose to hide those crimes. They
just kind of, hey, put the laptop in a box
in the corner or something. They were just going to
make it disappear, like they do with all evidence against Democrats.
But something terrible happened for the FBI. To the FBI,
(14:44):
as they were illegally wiretapping a bunch of different people
in Trump's circle, they made a discovery when Rudy Giuliani
sent an email they discovered the laptop information had gotten out.
The owner of the laptop had made a copy of it,
he had gotten a hold of reporters about it, and
the New York Post was getting ready to run a
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front page story exposing then candidate Joe Biden as having
a son who was a multi time felon. So what
do you do about that? Hey, Chris, go and grab
the Mark Zuckerberg stuff while you're sitting there doing nothing.
What do you do about that? You see, the FBI
could be honest in this moment, or the FBI could
(15:28):
do its job now you already know the rest of
the story. Will play you the Mark Zuckerberg thing in
a moment. But the FBI went to Facebook, the largest,
most powerful social media platform on the planet. And here's
here's what happened.
Speaker 6 (15:44):
How do you guys handle things when they're a big
news item that's controversial, Like there was a lot of
attention on Twitter during the election because of the Hunter
Biden laptop story, the neo. Yeah, so you guys censored
as well.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
So we took a different path than Twitter. I mean,
basically the background here is the FBI, I think basically
came to us some folks on our team. It was like, hey,
just so you know, like you should be on high alert.
There was we thought that there was a lot of
Russian propaganda in the twenty sixteen election. We have it
on notice that basically there's about to be some kind
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of dump of.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
That's similar to that. So just be vigilant, just go
and stop. That's enough, Chris. That of course, is presented
to you in the most benign possible way by Mark Zuckerberg.
It wasn't a one time meeting where the FBI said
watch out for the Russians. We know now because the
FBI has admitted it. They met all the time, they
met weekly and Elvis Chan, FBI Special Agent. Elvis Chan
(16:52):
was the point man meeting with social media companies in
the United States of America telling them to censor a
Hunter Biden laptop story that he knew was true. The
Federal Bureau of Investigation not only hid the information from
the general public, not only protected the Biden family from prosecution.
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When the evidence was about to come out and the
general public was going to find out about the crimes
of the Biden family leading up to the twenty twenty election,
Elvis Chan used his position as special agent in the
FBI to go censor the information so Donald Trump would
lose the election and Joe Biden would win the election.
(17:37):
Allow me to circle back to what I said about
Judge Hannah Dugan and what I believe should happen to
her after a trial. Exactly the same thing should happen
to anybody at the FBI who committed crimes using their
FBI badge so Democrats could win elections. And today we
(17:57):
have the beginning. He was placed on leave. Is this
an arrest, of course not. Is it enough? It's not
even a sniff of being enough, but it's an indication
that good things are happening. I'll continue on with that
in just a moment. Before I continue on with that,
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the whole thing I hard Spotify iTunes. Back to Elvis
Chan being placed on terminal leave again, the reportings from
Breonna Morello apparently is not access to his agency devices
for almost a month. So do the math on this.
You understand how this works. They took him away from him,
he was probably let out of the building. Is disinarest
(19:48):
and imprisonment, of course it's not. But this is back
to what I was discussing last night. I demand results.
I demand government criminals go to prison, regular criminals go
to prison. People who commit crimes in the government should
go to prison for even longer. I'm going to demand that.
I'm going to demand more of Bondie, of cash betail.
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I demand more of Trump himself. I do. But they're
doing it. Some of them are doing it, maybe all
of them are doing it. We are not going to
know yet whether or not the work is getting done.
If we're here a year from now and there aren't
government people in handcuffs, they failed and they are failing us.
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But every indication I'm seeing now is that things are
being put in motion, slowly, quietly, deliberately, as it has
to be because these people have a lawndry list of
government protections. But it's happening. And again, this is me.
If it doesn't, I'm not going to hold back. I'm
going to last away. This comes to what comes back
(20:57):
to what we were talking about last night when someone asked, Hey,
why why don't you have Dan Bongino on You guys
are friends figure out what's going on over there? And
what did I tell you? He's got to do things
quietly internally. Dan knows the problems from what I'm told.
I don't know him. Cash Betel knows the problems. They
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know the problems. Things have to be done, and not
on the radio and not on the television. That's why. Actually,
it's part of the reason why I don't like the
BONDI on the news every night stuff. I don't like it.
I understand there's a benefit to getting your message out there.
I want my Attorney General not to be a camera hawk.
I want my Attorney General to be diligently destroying communism
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with the doors closed. That's what I want. I want
her behind closed doors, hatching new schemes to root out
the government criminals from from our country. That's what I want,
but things are beginning. We will see. Look listen to this.
This is one of the January sixth prosecutors. And remember,
maybe January sixth is not an issue you're passionate about.
(22:04):
Maybe you look back on that day and you're still
really uncomfortable, or if even if that's that's not what
it does for you, Maybe it's not a hot button
issue for you. Let me explain why it is for me.
I hate when I hate bullies in general, and I
really really despise when governments smash normal people just because
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they care. When it's when it's not justified, just because
they can, I mean, and when it's when it's completely unjustified.
The federal government and whatever you believe about January sixth,
whether the Feds caused it or whatever, the federal government
used January sixth. The communists in our government used January
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sixth as an excuse to go arrest all the people
they've been wanting to arrest, to hurt all the people
they wanted to hurt, and regular people, normal people just
like you and me, were smashed and destroyed by the
federal government with their efforts. And those people they're not
all dead. Some of them killed themselves. I should know Matthew,
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Perna and others. But some of those people, the ones
who weren't dead, their lives are still destroyed. They're flat broke, busted,
no job, no girlfriend, no husband, no nothing. The federal
government destroyed these people's lives, and that bothers me. Powerful
people destroyed these people's lives. Listen to this January sixth, Prosecutor.
Speaker 7 (23:31):
We left the office, and two hours later the letters
started rolling in terminating us. At the end of the night,
fifteen US attorneys assistant US attorneys had been fired. The
termination letter I received stated the decision was based on
your actions and the prosecution of persons relating to the
events that occurred at or near the US Capital on
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January sixth, twenty twenty one. An executive order.
Speaker 2 (23:57):
I want you to tell you that I'm very I'm
if you're on comfortable with this lady crying, I also
am uncomfortable with her crying. I'm uncomfortable because nobody captured
all of her tears so I could drink them on camera.
Speaker 7 (24:10):
They're issued by On January twentieth, twenty twenty five, the
President characterized that work as having involved a grave national
injustice that has perpetrated upon the American people over the
last four years. It went on to say that my
hiring has hindered the ability of the acting US Attorney
Martin to staff his office and furtherance us furtherance of
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his obligation to faithfully implement the agenda that the American
people elected President Trump to s.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
The h.
Speaker 7 (24:42):
The termination letter made it clear to me that mister
Martin tells not understand the role of a prosecutor. US
attorneys represent the United States of America, not the president.
Firing fifteen qualified attorneys created an media deficit in the
off first to appropriately prosecute cases.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
Didn't I tell you there was great news that monster
was a communist. Is a communist first, wormed her way
up the legal ladder to become a big shot US attorney.
And then, because she's a communist first fighting a revolution,
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used her position of power with glee to take the
people she hates politically and destroy their lives without a
care in the world. Just destroyed lives as fast as
she could possibly destroy them because she's a communist first
and a US attorney second. And today she's crying, she's sad,
(25:53):
she's miserable. She's suffering because she lost that power she's
been seeking. That's why she's so sick. Remember that story
I told you a long time ago about Barack Obama,
not when a lot of people knew, because I got
it kind of secondhand. Guy I was talking to, well
graduated with Barack Obama. Actually a guy was talking to
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knows a guy who graduated with Barack Obama from Harvard.
And they were all gathering around, all these future kings
and queens talking about what they were gonna do when
they graduated, and every one of them, of course, because
it's Harvard, They're all going into some lucrative law job
here or finance job there, and I'm gonna be CEO
of this and this and this and that. And they
(26:38):
got to one Barack Obama, and Barack Obama said something
that made them all laugh and mock him. Barack Obama said,
I'm gonna go be a community organizer. They were all, wait,
what what even is that? But Barack Obama understood something
none of those guys did. Because you see, to this day,
(26:59):
baracko Obama doesn't have to work hard for a meeting
with any of them. They have to work hard for
a meeting with him, because he wasn't out there seeking
just money. He understood where power is. He was going
to grab it and he was going to use it.
That's how communists look at everything everything. That's why your
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son's kindergarten teacher has pink hair and a rainbow flag
on the wall. That's why Hollywood just happened to another show.
I hardly ever watched TV. Bob and I tried to
watch one last night, h Dexter. It was an old show,
Dexter we had watched. They came out with a new
version of it. They took them five minutes to cram
(27:43):
some LGBTQ crap in there every other That's why they're
not making shows. They're not teaching kindergarten. They're being generals
and amirals in the military. They're not being US prosecutors,
they're not being judges. They're none of those things. First,
those are costumes day. They're communists first. They're communists first.
(28:04):
And because they're communists first, that's why they sought out
the positions of power they have. They sought those positions
out to aid the revolution. If they're firing, if they're
being fired, if they're crying. It's a good day in
this country. All right, Let's talk about the Mike Walls
thing real quick. Hang on, It is the Jesse Kelly
(28:28):
Show on a wonderful Thursday, reminding you that Tomorrow's and
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So a betch people were asking me about what I
think about the Mike Waltz stuff. For those a little
bit out of the news, here's your thirty second recap.
Mike Wallt's former Green Beret combat veteran. I've actually interviewed
(28:52):
him before, was a congressman from Florida. Trump likes him.
Trump grabs him and appoints him as a National security advisor.
So he was national security advisor Mike Waltz. He has
a deputy named Alex Wong. That'll be important here for
a moment. In a moment, Waltz and Wong. We all
woke up today, we got the news that Waltz's out.
(29:14):
Waltz's out. Mike Waltz is out, and everyone thought he
was getting fired or you know, do the whole DC
a thing. Well, I'm resigning to spend more time with
my family, which is Washington d C. Speak for I
got fired and I don't want to be embarrassed. So
everyone kind of thought that's what this was. And then
a little later on, a couple hours for the show,
Trump gets out there and announces, Hey, he's gonna be
my new ambassador to the United Nations. Now, what's actually
(29:40):
going on here? The reason I didn't open the show
with it is we don't really know, and it's very
likely that we're not going to know. I can tell
you what I suspect. Here's what I suspect. Trump likes
Mike Waltz. We know that that we know he likes
(30:00):
Mike Waltz, Otherwise he wouldn't have made him National Security
Advisor Trump the Trump administration. I don't want to make
it just about Trump specifically, but he's going to be
part of this, the Trump administration. They are starting to
feel the heat of the system. The system has been
relentlessly hounding Pete hag Seth, this whole signal chat thing
(30:25):
over and over and over again, hounding, and Trump is
having to answer questions every day. We just played one
last night. Do you have one hundred percent confidence in
Pete hagg Seth every single day. Question, Now, what about
Pete egg set Hey, Pete egg say that's a big
screw up. Why haven't you let him go yet? What
I suspect is this. I suspect the Trump administration wants
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to give the media a scalp, but at the same
time doesn't want to give the media a scalp. Probably,
I would bet you money. I'll bet you money, Chris,
go ahead and write this one down. I bet you
we will get details leaked over the weekend, if not
sometime next week, I bet you will get details leaked that.
There was a debate inside of the White House how
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to handle the Mike Waltz thing, because he's been the
one most people blame for the whole signal chat snafo.
I bet you will get the details. There was a debate,
and the debate was simply this, we should fire Mike Waltz.
It's his fault. We should fire him and get the
media off our back. And then half the people, the
people who are correct I should note, will come out
and say no, now, we can't fire him because that
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would give these people a scalp. That'll only make them
hungrier and more ravenous, and so they did. After this debate, again,
this is just what I suspect. I suspect after this debate,
they did what often happens in Republican politics, and they
split the baby. The baby splitting being well, let's not
(31:54):
fire him, let's remove him from his post, give him
a totally different post, thus making it look like we
didn't fire him. But we're kind of cross decking him
onto a different part of the government. So everyone says
face but Mike Walls is out. I suspect that's what happened,
(32:17):
and I don't like it, but it is what it is.
If I don't have anything more to say about it,
it is what it is. That's what I suspect happened.
I guess we'll find out. Details always come to us eventually.
Do some emails. Hey Jesse, you have the best show
on the radio. I miss rush. You help me and
that you are funny and you make complex understandable. I
(32:42):
just have one thing I wish you would help me with.
Pam Bondy and a few others are not the enemy.
They're doing good work and someone needs to do pr
and let the uninformed know the things that are happening.
I have no issue with railing against people who do
stupid things on our side, like your Senator Ken Dall
and Mitch. It just brings me down. I need to
(33:03):
lift it up. I've been a hospice chaplain for thirty
years and Rush was my car companion. You have helped
fill that void in distraction. I value you greatly. Look
whether or not we cheer or pour scorn on Pambondy
is entirely up to Pambondy. What Pambondy has to do,
(33:25):
the task before her is enormous. She essentially she has
to do the legal version of being the first one
to climb Mount Everest. And this is what I mean.
The Department of Justice, instead of holding government people accountable,
has protected government people for the entire forty three years
(33:47):
of my existence under Republicans and Democrats. Eric Holder did it,
Bill Barr did it, Jeff Sessions did it. They all
do it. They all get criminal referrals. Hey, this FBI
agent did this, this judge did that. And the Department
of Justice, instead of taking these government criminals and throwing
them in a dark hole, has protected these people. They
(34:10):
have done this for so long now they view it
as really their role as protecting government people. Pam BONDI
must break that cycle. She can't be a good Republican ag.
It's not enough. Arresting cartel members is not enough. The
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latest press conference with a drug bust is not enough.
And I realize the task in front of Pam Bondy
is daunting because we're asking her to be some system
shattering reformer. And while she has a background, you know,
it's not terrible, it's not wonderful. Her background isn't that
of a system shattering reformer. It's much more of a
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kind of a normy Republican background. But we can't afford
a normy Republican. When I am art On bond or
anybody really, anyone on our side, you should understand that
I am hard because I am operating with a desperation,
a desperation that knows we had to have now less
than four years to clean out the communist filth, because
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when these people come back to power, my word, you
can't imagine the things they're going to do. You thought
it was bad under Joe Biden. That was them getting ready,
that was the beginning, That was them just kind of
crossing the eyes and dotting the tea's on the horrible
things they want to do to American citizens. We cannot
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afford Pam Bondy to be okay, you know what. We
can't even afford her to be good. We can't. We
need great, We need amazing. We need something that we
haven't ever had. We need something that we've never had,
at least in my lifetime. She can't afford to be good.
(35:55):
She has to be legendary. And so look when she
does great, I'll praise as I have. But we need
a lot of work done. There's a lot of work
that needs to be done. Elvis Chans out there on
terminal leave could really use a new set of handcuffs.
(36:17):
That's all I'm saying.
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