July 21, 2025 • 34 mins
Keith Olbermann pours cold water on claims Colbert was fired for political reasons
A theory that Trump criticism led to 'The Late Show' cancellation as CBS cites $40M annual losses
Concerns have been raised about the potential for the COVID-19 lab leak theory to be associated with racism and xenophobia
Jesse reads emails
A theory that Trump criticism led to 'The Late Show' cancellation as CBS cites $40M annual losses
Concerns have been raised about the potential for the COVID-19 lab leak theory to be associated with racism and xenophobia
Jesse reads emails
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Jay The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse
Kelly Show on what has been a wonderful, wonderful Monday,
We're going to talk about why are they so upset
about a late night comedy show getting canceled the younger generation?
Are they going to go back to the old ways?
Nancy Pelosi will talk about call and response, all that
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and so much more coming up in the final hour
of the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I don't want
to take much time on this because I don't want
to be accused of caring about late night comedy or
pop culture, which I don't. Stephen Colbert, he was one
of these dirty communists that was given a late night
show by CBS. Made millions and millions and millions of dollars.
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With those millions and millions of dollars, he didn't try
to do comedy, really, he tried to push the revolution forward.
He was the one embarrassing himself campaigning for VAX's scenes.
Every monologue I've ever seen is some rage against Donald Trump.
Just completely alienated half the country and pushed forward the revolution. Apparently,
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the show lost forty million dollars a year. One show.
They have two hundred people on staff plus his salary,
which is it costs a fortune to produce, didn't bring
in the revenue. And so I mean, look any business,
any industry, if one part of it is losing forty
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million dollars a year, that part of it's obviously not
going to be around very much longer. So why are
senators like this is Senator ed Marky. Why are they
saying things like that?
Speaker 2 (01:45):
Stephen Colbert announced that CBS will end his hit show,
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert next spring. This is irresponsible.
CBS is a Paramount subsidiary, and they made this announcement
just days have to Stephen Colbert shoply criticize Paramount's sixteen
million dollar settlement with Donald Trump. We need answers. Did
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the Trump administration pressure Paramount to make this decision?
Speaker 1 (02:13):
Of course, the senator is trying to make it about
Trump and whatever. But here's the truth. And I actually
feel bad for some street communists, actually a lot of
just younger people who aren't communists. I feel bad because
they don't understand critical parts of life. You do not
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get paid what you deserve. You will never get paid
what you think you deserve is what what I'm trying
to say, you get paid based on the value you
bring to your employer. The value you bring to your employer. Now,
that's a very basic point and obvious point. But a
lot of people didn't have a father, so they don't
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understand that point. How could you campaign? Why are so
many Democrats? That was one I could have played you
ten of Democrats complaining that Colbert's show got canceled. Well,
they believe. Remember, they believe that the revolution should be funded,
whether or not it's profitable. They have always believed that
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the revolution. They don't care whether or not it makes money.
People should be forced to pay for the revolution. Tax
Payers should be forced, businesses should be forced. Force is
what they believe. You have to help pay for our revolution,
but it loses money, I don't care. You should pay
for it anyway. These people have worked very long and
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very hard to conquer all the institutions they've conquered and
get their people into place, and now they feel entitled
to those institutions. That's why canceling some communist propaganda late
night show is treated as some horrible act, Oh my gosh,
the end of humanity. They like this horrible system that
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no one likes that has been put into place now
that is going to leave me directly into this because
we will just talk about straight business and economics courtesy
of the WNBA. Here's Caitlin Clark apparently she's a WNBA player.
Speaker 3 (04:21):
That's where we're really fortunate is that we have those
other deals and I think that's one of the things
that we're in the room fighting for. Like she said,
is you know, we should be paid more and hopefully
that's the case moving forward as the league continues to grow.
I think that's something that's.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Probably WNBA loses millions of dollars a year. As I
have said before, I know how upset it makes some people.
It is a charity for lesbians. The NBA has to
fund it. The WNBA is. It's not that it's not profitable.
It's not even close to profitable. They've never made a profit.
They hemorrhage millions of dollars a year. They hemorrhage millions
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of dollars a year because we live in this wacky
society where we have to pretend that everybody's equal and
that women's basketball should in any way be treated equal
to men's basketball. Because women want to play it. Women
should play basketball. That's great, it's great sport, it's fun,
keep yourself in shape, but no one wants to watch
women play basketball. Basketball is a sport that is purely
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about athleticism. How running and jumping may be the most
athletic sport there is. Whether or not you like it,
you have to acknowledge you have to be an incredible
athlete to play basketball at a high level. Women cannot
achieve that in mass because they're smaller and weaker, and
they're just their lungs aren't as big and their muscles
aren't as big, so knock on them. Women aren't men,
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they're not equal to men. Watching women play basketball can
never be that interesting because they're not athletic enough. Women's gymnastics,
beach volleyball, that's a different story. But women's basketball is
never interesting because it's not interesting. People don't watch because
they don't watch. You don't get to sell ads, you
don't get TV deals, you lose money, and you don't
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get paid on what you think you deserve. You and
me we share this in common. We all share this
in common. You will get paid on the scarcity of
your marketable skills. What value do you bring to your employer.
Your employer will split that value with you. You won't
get it all. Otherwise you'd be the employer. He's going
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to take some of that value, and he's going to
give you some of that value. But again, we live
in this weird Namby Pamby society where I will get
all kinds of hate mail for the factual things I
just said. I'm sorry. I actually no, I'm not sorry.
Speaker 4 (06:43):
It do.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
I shouldn't lie. Your dad should have told you these things.
You should have been told these things by fathers, mentors, teachers, coaches.
But instead we've sold so many people on this ridiculous lie,
the lie of equality. There's no equality. You're not equal
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to me. I'm not equal to you. Chris isn't equal
to anybody. But every human being is built differently. Equality
is a lie, in a myth. It does not exist
in women. You're not equal to men, and men you're
not equal to women. God built us differently for different purposes. Well,
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I should get to do anything. A man should do.
What you should have had as a father who told
you how unbelievably stupid that is, that's what you should
have had. Let's do some emails Jesse. I was recently
at a restaurant and after ordering, the waitress appear to
be rushing me. In my family, I appreciate expedited service,
but is there a point that's too fast yet? Look? Uh,
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I have friends who have run restaurants. You know, it's
small diners and stuff, nothing big. Oh, I take that back.
I do know a guy who runs a bunch of
the Mexican restaurants here in Houston. But for the most part,
I have friends who've run small restaurants, smaller restaurants, smaller things,
and as such, in my conversations with them, because I
like to learn about things, I have learned this. Restaurants
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not only need the tables full once you eat and pay,
they need you to leave. There are restaurants historically did
you know this? Did you know McDonald's If I remember,
I'm pretty sure it was McDonald's. McDonald's, I'm sure they
all do. This created a color scheme at one point
in time that was designed to not be appealing to you.
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Why would they do that? They want you to sit
down and eat your big mac and then get up
and leave so the next person could come in and
sit down and eat your big Mac. Do you know
why the chairs in so many restaurants are horrible? It's
not just because the owner is cheap, like Jewish producer Chris.
It's because because they don't want you to sink into
a nice, comfy restaurant chair and hang out there forever.
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They want you to eat and pay and then leave
because your butt is turning numb. They want you to leave.
They want you to eat and pay and leave. Now,
I personally have never experienced this at Red Lobster. But
maybe your restaurants. Don't shake your head, Chris. Maybe your
restaurants do this kind of thing. So I understand the game.
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I understand what the idea is. Once you've eaten and paid,
they needed somebody else who can eat and pay. I
get it. But everything's everything's a give and take, and
there's a limit to everything. I too, have experienced this
where they're kind of running you out the door. Now
I don't experience that much because I do this thing
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that my wife hates. She thinks it's the rudest thing
in the world. I will oftentimes give the waitress the
credit card before I get the bill because I want
to pay and leave. I'm done when I'm done eating.
I'll say you can just take this. I would like
to pay and leave. And if in case, you're about
to yell at me for not reviewing the bill, Chris,
I review it after it comes. What what Chris said?
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What's the point of reviewing the bill? They can take
it back if they put something extra on the air.
I'm I'm trying to get out fast, so I'll just
flat out give them the credit card. But that's not
just my impatience. I understand the idea is to turn
over tables. I get it. I get it, then I'm
okay with it. People who run restaurants work very hard.
I should point that out, and they don't make a
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lot of money unless you have a lot of them,
a lot of restaurants. You really don't make that much
money with the restaurant. Plus it's draining. It is the
Jesse Kelly Joe on a Fantastic Monday, Before we talk
about Nancy Pelosi and get this some more emails and
talk about maybe the next generation returning to something. I'm
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gonna play something for you. You probably didn't hear it, and
it's not important, don't get me wrong, But Donnie O.
Sullivan is his name. That's not important either. He's a
communist who works for CNN. He was talking about the
quote lab leak theory. Remember, we know the lab leak
was true. The people who brought up the lab leak
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theory back then had their reputations destroyed. While the reputable
people told you that COVID came from a bowl of
bat soup. It didn't come from a bowl of bat soup.
It came from a virology lab in Muhan, China. It's
not a theory. It came out of that lab that
we know right now. I want you to listen. Listen
to this.
Speaker 4 (11:33):
Even if you were arguing the less crazy one, just
that it leaked from a lab, maybe as an accident,
that you were wrong, Yeah, and maybe racist and maybe racist.
But this is but see, this is also where it's tough,
right because so many the people who are most vocally
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pushing the lab leak theory are racist, right right? Because
they like that that.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
What most of the people pushing the lab league theory
are racist? What does race have to do with anything?
What are they all? Right? Pause on that for a moment,
because we're going to talk about communist programming and how
people get programmed into cults and things like that. And actually,
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I'm gonna use Marine Corps boot camp as an example.
So in Marine Corps boot camp, I don't know if
this was universal or if it still goes on, but
this is one of the one of the things that
happened in my boot camp. The drill instructor, they will
oftentimes give you a timed thing you have to do.
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You never have enough time, that's intentional, but they'll give
you a timed thing you have to do, and then
they'll loudly start counting it down. Hey, uh, your bunks
are all screwed up. Remake every one of them. Remake
the rack. Now you have fifty seconds, and then they'll
count down the end of it five four, three, two one,
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and then they would say zero. And as soon as
they said zero. In fact, oftentimes there wasn't even a countdown.
Sometimes it would just be in the middle of something
and one of them would say zero. You know, we
would have to say freeze, recruit, freeze everybody in unison
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as loud as humanly possible. And of course I know
it's obvious, an obvious point. You had to freeze. You
could not move if you so much as twitched. After that,
you would get in serious trouble, no matter where you were,
what you were doing, standing up, sitting down, bending over,
polishing your shoes. When they said freeze, you stopped moving.
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Zow freeze, recruit freeze, over and over and over and
over and over again. Now I'm forty four years old.
My birthday was yesterday. Did I mention that I'm forty
four years old. I've been out of the Marine Corps
for over two decades, over two decades, and still to
this day, when I hear zero pronounced that way loudly,
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it's not that I freeze, but it'll pop into my hand, phreeze,
recruit freeze. I will almost kind of say it underneath
my breath. Why programming, They were programming you call response,
call response, I say zero, you say this, I say zero,
you say this. Communists all around the world, especially in
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Western civilization, have for decades learned that the word racist,
that word should be deployed whenever you find yourself in trouble,
losing an argument, trying to destroy your opponent in any way.
And it doesn't matter, the context, does not matter what
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the subject is, the accuracy of it could not possibly
be less important at all. Communists are programmed this way.
They are programmed this way by the hive mind when
you are in trouble, when your argument is in trouble,
when you get caught doing something terrible, and they're always
doing something terrible, whenever anything is going negative for you.
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They are programmedtcist racist. Because for years now it's less
effective now, but for years that is extremely effective. You
have so many nice people on the right who would
immediately start to panic. Hold on, I'm not racist. My
friends in Mexican, my dad was black. Immediately you start
playing defense and they win. I'm gonna play it again.
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Sounds out of place, right, It won't sound as out
of place now that you learn why.
Speaker 4 (15:50):
Even if you were arguing the less crazy one, just
that it leaked from a lab maybe as an accident,
that you were wrong, Yeah, and maybe racist and maybe racist.
This is but see, this is also where it's tough,
right because so many people who are most vocally pushing
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the lablique theory are racist, right right, because they would.
Speaker 1 (16:18):
That doesn't have anything to do with medicine or the
virus or anything. Yes, but he's a communist who has
been programmed by the hive mind after years and years
and years of indoctrination into the demonic code of communism.
That that is how you reply when you find yourself
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wrong footed. That's why your liberal aunt Peggy says that
to you as soon as she starts losing an argument.
She's been programmed that way. How about that.
Speaker 5 (16:48):
It's Jesse Kelly on the Voice of New York Seventoard.
Speaker 1 (17:02):
Pity the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. Remember
you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
It's do a couple more of those before you get
back to the stories here. Jesse. Yesterday, I heard you
wanted to go to Brazil and try the food. I
just got back from a missions trip to Brazil, so
let me enlighten you. Brazil does potatoes and pork very well, sorry, Chris,
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But the other stuff not really. The beef is almost
always dry, and chicken is never really better than any
average chicken state side. Most of the food is well seasoned,
but nothing that special. Personally, I'll stick to the food
in the Great USA that sucks. Says, I can use this.
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I had I pictured exotic food. Chris like Brazilian stuff.
But it's not that I want to see Brazilians. I
don't know any Brazilians. Why would I want to see Brazilians?
I don't know any of those people. Are they hot?
Are you sure about that, Chris? Or is that that
sounds like something you're making up in your head? They're
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tan because it's hot down there. I'm sure that. Well, yeah,
I mean you know that what the saying goes if
you can't tone it tan it? Hey Jesse, Hello there,
my brother. I've always had a question about what is
the minimum belief needed to get to heaven? Is going
to church enough? I don't know, but I have some
doubts about that, so on and so forth. I think
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the Bible is pretty clear on it, and it's not
going to church. What is what's John three sixteen? Say,
my friend, what does it say? It will not perish
and have everlasting life if you do what go to church?
It's not what it says. Last night, Jesse, you were
talking about how Republicans don't show up to vote in primaries.
From my observation, not only do they not show up,
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they don't understand how the process works. That's true. That's true,
and We discussed this a little bit last week. I
actually want to move on to Nancy Pelosi here. But
we don't understand how the process works because we don't
love power the way that communists love power. We don't
obsess over it. They obsess over it. They believe in force.
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No better way to force things than by taking over
the government, having the government force things on you. Well,
we don't think that way. I have beliefs, strong beliefs,
as do you. But when you encounter somebody who doesn't
share them, do you have a strong desire to force
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them on that person? I don't. When you're in an area.
When I'm in a blue area, I'm going to I'm
going to Boston soon. Cannot wait, so excited get to
visit w RKO. I love you, But Boston's a super
blue area. When I go to Boston and I'm driving
around super blue Boston, am I going to think to myself, Wow,
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I wish I could force all these people to be
pro life. That would never even occur to me. That's
how communists think. Now let's pause all this and I
want to play just a little tidbit of this Hunter
Biden interview, because there's something about it that well, that
made me smile.
Speaker 5 (20:12):
Here it was, and you would have a speaker emeritus
that would say, well, you know, I'm going to leave
it up to but I don't know. And uh and
and they had already made a decision. They clearly made
a decision. And when I say they, I mean the speaker.
And you know I heard Alexander Pelosi say something called
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my mother, like put your big girl pants on to
my mom or something.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
He's talking about the decision to kick Joe Biden out
of the race so Dome could run. Nancy Pelosi. Hunter
Biden was there for all that. Nancy Pelosi is the
one who kicked Joe Biden out of the race. Can
we take a moment. I know we don't like her.
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I don't like her either, By the way, can we
admire Nancy Pelosi's ability to wield power? Nancy Pelosi walked
into the White House and kicked the sitting president out
of running for reelection. Why are Democrats struggling so badly?
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Right now? I have made this argument before and I
will make it again. I think Democrats are struggling nationally
so badly because they haven't been able to fill the
leadership void Nancy Pelosi left behind. Nancy Pelosi was so powerful,
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even at her advanced age, hammered all the time Densher's
falling out, she still stumbled into the White House, hammered
a shot of vodka and told Joe Biden he didn't
get to run for president anymore. That is a amazing
That is amazing. And when you look, look, what are
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the best ways to judge a CEO or a sports
coach or something like that, or honestly, a radio show.
How does it do when they're gone? Does it keep
humming along just fine, maybe even approve a little, or
does the whole freaking thing collapse the second they walked
out the door. Nancy Pelosi walked out the door, and
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the Democrat Party collapsed immediately. Nancy Pelosi, as much as
you don't like her, as much as I don't like her,
I would kill for a Nancy Pelosi in the House
of Representatives, in the GOP House of Representatives. You've heard
me say it before for years. I would kill to
have somebody that strong, vicious, able to bash enough skulls
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together to get her priorities through, to get the Democrat
Republican Sorry, Republican priorities through. I don't want any Democrat
priorities to go through. But Nancy Pelosi is an amazing
human being, and I know I'm gonna get all kinds
of hate for that. I don't care. I don't like
her either, respect where it's due. According to Hunter Biden,
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who was in the room, Nancy Pelosi flat out walked
into the White House and told Joe Biden to get out,
and he did. That's amazing. That's absolutely amazing. Jesse, Oh,
this guy said, dear beaver beater. Is Chris a diversity
higher in the fact that he is Jewish? Does that
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help keep the FEDS off your tail? Thanks for clarification.
I'm actually pretty sure Chris. Chris has got to be
on the fed's radar as much or more than I am.
He's gotta be, He absolutely has to be. Chris is
one of these prepper types who probably takes it a
little too far. Oh, yes you are Chris, Yes you are,
Yes you are Chris. How many jars of mustard do
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you have in the house? Hey, don't avoid the question,
said how many? I know you have some here. I
saw you finally brought some in. How many jars are
just mustard. Do you have laying around the house Chris
all different sizes? Yeah, I know that, buddy. You think
Chris isn't keeping the fans off my tail? In fact,
he's the one they'll use to get to me. You know,
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they're going to show up suitcase full of cash and
that's it for me. According to the Internet. Oh, Jesse,
this is the Epstein stuff. His parents are just okay,
I'm not you know, I'm not talking about any more
Epstein stuff. I told you on board with it. I'm
going to talk about something better, potentially better. I saw
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something very sad on social media, and you never know
if what you see on social media is real. So
I took it to the real world. I took it
to my sons and I asked them about it. And
what I saw was it was a picture of a party,
a bunch of teenagers in a house having a party.
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I don't remember all the specific details, but there were
boys and girls and they were talking to each other
and dancing, and they were in a house having a party.
And somebody said, did people really used to live like this?
And I brought it to my sons and I said,
can you explain this to me. Do you guys not
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know about a house party? And what they said to
me was what that Obviously we know because we've been
to some, but most of our friends have not. And
that is not a thing that really exists much anymore.
And it's not that I want teenagers to go do
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something bad or illegal. Please, if you're a teenager, don't
be dumb, right, but a party, pizza party, house party, something,
a pool party. Pool party is always a good freaking time.
Who doesn't have fun in the swimming pool? Apparently, because
of technology and social media and things like that, younger
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people have not been getting together physically getting together anymore.
And it blew me away, and it saddened me a
great deal. But then I saw this story and it
kind of coincides with what my son said in something
else I've heard. I'll tell you this story in a
second half. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
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of the Jesse Kelly Show. We'll get the headlines, maybe
some emails in a second. I just wanted to finish
my point here that obviously, with the advancements in technology,
social media, all these things, people not just young people,
but people in general they don't get physically with other
people as often. I'm talking about going out to a
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movie together, going to a party together, taking a drive together,
playing golf, going fishing, doing anything anything people used to
do together. But I saw the headline and it coincides
with a couple different things I've heard recently. Headline is
movie theaters are in trouble. Gen Z is here to
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save them. It turns out that we went from being
my generation and older where people went to the theaters, to
the younger generations where it's all the Facebook, Twitter, social media,
online gaming stuff. People didn't physically get together anymore, and
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now the youngest generations are going back. This coincides with
what my sons told me when I had the conversation
with them about getting together physically with friends. They both said, Dad,
it's not been something that happens as often, but I
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felt recently it's happening more and more and more people
want want to get together. That pairs perfectly with one
of the suits. Actually, I was playing golf with one
of the iheartsuits was talking about his son. They were college,
his son's college and his college age friends would show
up at Dad's house. Dad would try to make himself scarce.
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Your parents would make himself scarce. But the sons right
when they got there, they asked, well, a son asked
Dad for a big bowl, just a big kitchen bowl.
Dad said, okay, brings it out. Son drops his cell
phone in it. All their friends dropped their cell phone
in it and said, Dad, take it away. We don't
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want to see it again the rest of the weekend.
I'm not saying all of our societal problems, all of
our anti social problems, have been solved. I'm not saying
that at all. But human nature is we need physical
interaction with other people, and we haven't been getting that
because of all this technology. But I think the younger
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generations are feeling it and they know it, and I
think it's a good thing. I think they deserve more
credit than they should. And I really brought this up
to encourage you and me to get out and physically
get with other people. I didn't tell you this just
because I don't like to advertise when I'm gone. But
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I've actually spent the last the entire last month. Did
you know I was in Montana the whole last month.
I just got back yesterday. I was in Montana. Now
I was doing shows from Montana, but you know, we
lost my dad and I wanted to be up there
and be with my mom, my sister and look after them,
take care of them, and just be up in Montana
and lots of it was wonderful, And Montana's just so cool.
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It's such a beautiful place. People are so freaking polite
up there compared to down here. But anyway, I was
always going to do something up there. There was always
a friend I hadn't seen and wanted to get together.
My mom's friends wants to get together, the neighbors want
to get together. These people want to get together. I
got to meet with this guy and that guy, and
meet with this and so almost every night there was
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an obligation of some kind. And this is just you
and me, and you know me, I hated it to
some extent. It war on me to some extent. I
need to be alone. I need time alone. I am
not a super social person, believe it or not. But
looking back on it, it was good. It was good.
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I have great memories with friends and people. Don't get
me wrong. I still need my time alone. Get out
there and meet people, get out there and do things,
get with people. If you're anti social like me, you
don't have to do it every freaking night. You'll kill yourself.
Get out there, he go to a parade, Go shooting,
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go do something. They don't have this in Houston, as
they are on any frigging hills, but they have hiking
clubs up there. I know my sisters joined runner clubs before,
where you just sign up online and you go meet
with people and go for a run. I don't know
what kind of weirdo would go for a run for fun,
but you understand what I mean. Go find a way
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to get with people. And if you're worried about Jesse,
I don't want a hike. I can't do that because
my knee hurts. That's why relief factor is here to
make sure that you can still go join that hiking group.
You can join that runners group. You don't have to
live with soul sucking pain. I don't mean the one
time stub your toe pain, the nagging pain you're probably
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the need for additional immigration because the birth rate is
too low in our country. Immigrants as additions to the
workforce would help keep social Security from becoming insolvent and
increase the GDP. Okay, well, what good is social security
if this is your country? Now?
Speaker 3 (33:06):
The next minute of Minneapolis, Why he started, why som
either thinking of Minnapolis.
Speaker 1 (33:13):
You have a culture that's more important than social security.
A country borders values. American values matter. You cannot keep
those values if you massively import foreigners. Does it mean
you never allow legal immigrants? It's not true. Illegal never
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legal rare. We gotta get this stuff cleaned up. And
now here's a headline. You know that, you know the thing. Headlines.
We didn't get to Capitol Hill in turn killed near
the White House. Family demands action as DC crimes spirals
out of control. It's such an unbelievably sad story. I'm
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not gonna not gonna even read his name. Sixteen year
old kid. Just know that there are consequences for voting Democrat.
You vote Democrat in these big cities, people will die,
women will be raped, people will be robbed. Mark Green
resigns from Congress, further shrinking the House GOP majority. I'm
sure there's gonna be some spicy detail around that one.
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Gavin Newsom pushed private foundation to donate five hundred thousand
dollars to anti Ice defund police group. Records show Gavin
Newsom running for president in twenty twenty eight. He might
pull a hammy for how much. He's going to have
to run away from the crazy record he's got as
governor of California. You don't pull a hammy, because I'm
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gonna be back tomorrow to have some fun. All right,
that's all
Jay The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse
Kelly Show on what has been a wonderful, wonderful Monday,
We're going to talk about why are they so upset
about a late night comedy show getting canceled the younger generation?
Are they going to go back to the old ways?
Nancy Pelosi will talk about call and response, all that
(00:23):
and so much more coming up in the final hour
of the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I don't want
to take much time on this because I don't want
to be accused of caring about late night comedy or
pop culture, which I don't. Stephen Colbert, he was one
of these dirty communists that was given a late night
show by CBS. Made millions and millions and millions of dollars.
(00:46):
With those millions and millions of dollars, he didn't try
to do comedy, really, he tried to push the revolution forward.
He was the one embarrassing himself campaigning for VAX's scenes.
Every monologue I've ever seen is some rage against Donald Trump.
Just completely alienated half the country and pushed forward the revolution. Apparently,
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the show lost forty million dollars a year. One show.
They have two hundred people on staff plus his salary,
which is it costs a fortune to produce, didn't bring
in the revenue. And so I mean, look any business,
any industry, if one part of it is losing forty
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million dollars a year, that part of it's obviously not
going to be around very much longer. So why are
senators like this is Senator ed Marky. Why are they
saying things like that?
Speaker 2 (01:45):
Stephen Colbert announced that CBS will end his hit show,
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert next spring. This is irresponsible.
CBS is a Paramount subsidiary, and they made this announcement
just days have to Stephen Colbert shoply criticize Paramount's sixteen
million dollar settlement with Donald Trump. We need answers. Did
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the Trump administration pressure Paramount to make this decision?
Speaker 1 (02:13):
Of course, the senator is trying to make it about
Trump and whatever. But here's the truth. And I actually
feel bad for some street communists, actually a lot of
just younger people who aren't communists. I feel bad because
they don't understand critical parts of life. You do not
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get paid what you deserve. You will never get paid
what you think you deserve is what what I'm trying
to say, you get paid based on the value you
bring to your employer. The value you bring to your employer. Now,
that's a very basic point and obvious point. But a
lot of people didn't have a father, so they don't
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understand that point. How could you campaign? Why are so
many Democrats? That was one I could have played you
ten of Democrats complaining that Colbert's show got canceled. Well,
they believe. Remember, they believe that the revolution should be funded,
whether or not it's profitable. They have always believed that
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the revolution. They don't care whether or not it makes money.
People should be forced to pay for the revolution. Tax
Payers should be forced, businesses should be forced. Force is
what they believe. You have to help pay for our revolution,
but it loses money, I don't care. You should pay
for it anyway. These people have worked very long and
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very hard to conquer all the institutions they've conquered and
get their people into place, and now they feel entitled
to those institutions. That's why canceling some communist propaganda late
night show is treated as some horrible act, Oh my gosh,
the end of humanity. They like this horrible system that
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no one likes that has been put into place now
that is going to leave me directly into this because
we will just talk about straight business and economics courtesy
of the WNBA. Here's Caitlin Clark apparently she's a WNBA player.
Speaker 3 (04:21):
That's where we're really fortunate is that we have those
other deals and I think that's one of the things
that we're in the room fighting for. Like she said,
is you know, we should be paid more and hopefully
that's the case moving forward as the league continues to grow.
I think that's something that's.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Probably WNBA loses millions of dollars a year. As I
have said before, I know how upset it makes some people.
It is a charity for lesbians. The NBA has to
fund it. The WNBA is. It's not that it's not profitable.
It's not even close to profitable. They've never made a profit.
They hemorrhage millions of dollars a year. They hemorrhage millions
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of dollars a year because we live in this wacky
society where we have to pretend that everybody's equal and
that women's basketball should in any way be treated equal
to men's basketball. Because women want to play it. Women
should play basketball. That's great, it's great sport, it's fun,
keep yourself in shape, but no one wants to watch
women play basketball. Basketball is a sport that is purely
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about athleticism. How running and jumping may be the most
athletic sport there is. Whether or not you like it,
you have to acknowledge you have to be an incredible
athlete to play basketball at a high level. Women cannot
achieve that in mass because they're smaller and weaker, and
they're just their lungs aren't as big and their muscles
aren't as big, so knock on them. Women aren't men,
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they're not equal to men. Watching women play basketball can
never be that interesting because they're not athletic enough. Women's gymnastics,
beach volleyball, that's a different story. But women's basketball is
never interesting because it's not interesting. People don't watch because
they don't watch. You don't get to sell ads, you
don't get TV deals, you lose money, and you don't
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get paid on what you think you deserve. You and
me we share this in common. We all share this
in common. You will get paid on the scarcity of
your marketable skills. What value do you bring to your employer.
Your employer will split that value with you. You won't
get it all. Otherwise you'd be the employer. He's going
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to take some of that value, and he's going to
give you some of that value. But again, we live
in this weird Namby Pamby society where I will get
all kinds of hate mail for the factual things I
just said. I'm sorry. I actually no, I'm not sorry.
Speaker 4 (06:43):
It do.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
I shouldn't lie. Your dad should have told you these things.
You should have been told these things by fathers, mentors, teachers, coaches.
But instead we've sold so many people on this ridiculous lie,
the lie of equality. There's no equality. You're not equal
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to me. I'm not equal to you. Chris isn't equal
to anybody. But every human being is built differently. Equality
is a lie, in a myth. It does not exist
in women. You're not equal to men, and men you're
not equal to women. God built us differently for different purposes. Well,
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I should get to do anything. A man should do.
What you should have had as a father who told
you how unbelievably stupid that is, that's what you should
have had. Let's do some emails Jesse. I was recently
at a restaurant and after ordering, the waitress appear to
be rushing me. In my family, I appreciate expedited service,
but is there a point that's too fast yet? Look? Uh,
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I have friends who have run restaurants. You know, it's
small diners and stuff, nothing big. Oh, I take that back.
I do know a guy who runs a bunch of
the Mexican restaurants here in Houston. But for the most part,
I have friends who've run small restaurants, smaller restaurants, smaller things,
and as such, in my conversations with them, because I
like to learn about things, I have learned this. Restaurants
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not only need the tables full once you eat and pay,
they need you to leave. There are restaurants historically did
you know this? Did you know McDonald's If I remember,
I'm pretty sure it was McDonald's. McDonald's, I'm sure they
all do. This created a color scheme at one point
in time that was designed to not be appealing to you.
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Why would they do that? They want you to sit
down and eat your big mac and then get up
and leave so the next person could come in and
sit down and eat your big Mac. Do you know
why the chairs in so many restaurants are horrible? It's
not just because the owner is cheap, like Jewish producer Chris.
It's because because they don't want you to sink into
a nice, comfy restaurant chair and hang out there forever.
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They want you to eat and pay and then leave
because your butt is turning numb. They want you to leave.
They want you to eat and pay and leave. Now,
I personally have never experienced this at Red Lobster. But
maybe your restaurants. Don't shake your head, Chris. Maybe your
restaurants do this kind of thing. So I understand the game.
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I understand what the idea is. Once you've eaten and paid,
they needed somebody else who can eat and pay. I
get it. But everything's everything's a give and take, and
there's a limit to everything. I too, have experienced this
where they're kind of running you out the door. Now
I don't experience that much because I do this thing
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that my wife hates. She thinks it's the rudest thing
in the world. I will oftentimes give the waitress the
credit card before I get the bill because I want
to pay and leave. I'm done when I'm done eating.
I'll say you can just take this. I would like
to pay and leave. And if in case, you're about
to yell at me for not reviewing the bill, Chris,
I review it after it comes. What what Chris said?
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What's the point of reviewing the bill? They can take
it back if they put something extra on the air.
I'm I'm trying to get out fast, so I'll just
flat out give them the credit card. But that's not
just my impatience. I understand the idea is to turn
over tables. I get it. I get it, then I'm
okay with it. People who run restaurants work very hard.
I should point that out, and they don't make a
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lot of money unless you have a lot of them,
a lot of restaurants. You really don't make that much
money with the restaurant. Plus it's draining. It is the
Jesse Kelly Joe on a Fantastic Monday, Before we talk
about Nancy Pelosi and get this some more emails and
talk about maybe the next generation returning to something. I'm
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gonna play something for you. You probably didn't hear it, and
it's not important, don't get me wrong, But Donnie O.
Sullivan is his name. That's not important either. He's a
communist who works for CNN. He was talking about the
quote lab leak theory. Remember, we know the lab leak
was true. The people who brought up the lab leak
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theory back then had their reputations destroyed. While the reputable
people told you that COVID came from a bowl of
bat soup. It didn't come from a bowl of bat soup.
It came from a virology lab in Muhan, China. It's
not a theory. It came out of that lab that
we know right now. I want you to listen. Listen
to this.
Speaker 4 (11:33):
Even if you were arguing the less crazy one, just
that it leaked from a lab, maybe as an accident,
that you were wrong, Yeah, and maybe racist and maybe racist.
But this is but see, this is also where it's tough,
right because so many the people who are most vocally
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pushing the lab leak theory are racist, right right? Because
they like that that.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
What most of the people pushing the lab league theory
are racist? What does race have to do with anything?
What are they all? Right? Pause on that for a moment,
because we're going to talk about communist programming and how
people get programmed into cults and things like that. And actually,
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I'm gonna use Marine Corps boot camp as an example.
So in Marine Corps boot camp, I don't know if
this was universal or if it still goes on, but
this is one of the one of the things that
happened in my boot camp. The drill instructor, they will
oftentimes give you a timed thing you have to do.
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You never have enough time, that's intentional, but they'll give
you a timed thing you have to do, and then
they'll loudly start counting it down. Hey, uh, your bunks
are all screwed up. Remake every one of them. Remake
the rack. Now you have fifty seconds, and then they'll
count down the end of it five four, three, two one,
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and then they would say zero. And as soon as
they said zero. In fact, oftentimes there wasn't even a countdown.
Sometimes it would just be in the middle of something
and one of them would say zero. You know, we
would have to say freeze, recruit, freeze everybody in unison
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as loud as humanly possible. And of course I know
it's obvious, an obvious point. You had to freeze. You
could not move if you so much as twitched. After that,
you would get in serious trouble, no matter where you were,
what you were doing, standing up, sitting down, bending over,
polishing your shoes. When they said freeze, you stopped moving.
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Zow freeze, recruit freeze, over and over and over and
over and over again. Now I'm forty four years old.
My birthday was yesterday. Did I mention that I'm forty
four years old. I've been out of the Marine Corps
for over two decades, over two decades, and still to
this day, when I hear zero pronounced that way loudly,
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it's not that I freeze, but it'll pop into my hand, phreeze,
recruit freeze. I will almost kind of say it underneath
my breath. Why programming, They were programming you call response,
call response, I say zero, you say this, I say zero,
you say this. Communists all around the world, especially in
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Western civilization, have for decades learned that the word racist,
that word should be deployed whenever you find yourself in trouble,
losing an argument, trying to destroy your opponent in any way.
And it doesn't matter, the context, does not matter what
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the subject is, the accuracy of it could not possibly
be less important at all. Communists are programmed this way.
They are programmed this way by the hive mind when
you are in trouble, when your argument is in trouble,
when you get caught doing something terrible, and they're always
doing something terrible, whenever anything is going negative for you.
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They are programmedtcist racist. Because for years now it's less
effective now, but for years that is extremely effective. You
have so many nice people on the right who would
immediately start to panic. Hold on, I'm not racist. My
friends in Mexican, my dad was black. Immediately you start
playing defense and they win. I'm gonna play it again.
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Sounds out of place, right, It won't sound as out
of place now that you learn why.
Speaker 4 (15:50):
Even if you were arguing the less crazy one, just
that it leaked from a lab maybe as an accident,
that you were wrong, Yeah, and maybe racist and maybe racist.
This is but see, this is also where it's tough,
right because so many people who are most vocally pushing
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the lablique theory are racist, right right, because they would.
Speaker 1 (16:18):
That doesn't have anything to do with medicine or the
virus or anything. Yes, but he's a communist who has
been programmed by the hive mind after years and years
and years of indoctrination into the demonic code of communism.
That that is how you reply when you find yourself
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wrong footed. That's why your liberal aunt Peggy says that
to you as soon as she starts losing an argument.
She's been programmed that way. How about that.
Speaker 5 (16:48):
It's Jesse Kelly on the Voice of New York Seventoard.
Speaker 1 (17:02):
Pity the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. Remember
you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
It's do a couple more of those before you get
back to the stories here. Jesse. Yesterday, I heard you
wanted to go to Brazil and try the food. I
just got back from a missions trip to Brazil, so
let me enlighten you. Brazil does potatoes and pork very well, sorry, Chris,
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But the other stuff not really. The beef is almost
always dry, and chicken is never really better than any
average chicken state side. Most of the food is well seasoned,
but nothing that special. Personally, I'll stick to the food
in the Great USA that sucks. Says, I can use this.
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I had I pictured exotic food. Chris like Brazilian stuff.
But it's not that I want to see Brazilians. I
don't know any Brazilians. Why would I want to see Brazilians?
I don't know any of those people. Are they hot?
Are you sure about that, Chris? Or is that that
sounds like something you're making up in your head? They're
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tan because it's hot down there. I'm sure that. Well, yeah,
I mean you know that what the saying goes if
you can't tone it tan it? Hey Jesse, Hello there,
my brother. I've always had a question about what is
the minimum belief needed to get to heaven? Is going
to church enough? I don't know, but I have some
doubts about that, so on and so forth. I think
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the Bible is pretty clear on it, and it's not
going to church. What is what's John three sixteen? Say,
my friend, what does it say? It will not perish
and have everlasting life if you do what go to church?
It's not what it says. Last night, Jesse, you were
talking about how Republicans don't show up to vote in primaries.
From my observation, not only do they not show up,
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they don't understand how the process works. That's true. That's true,
and We discussed this a little bit last week. I
actually want to move on to Nancy Pelosi here. But
we don't understand how the process works because we don't
love power the way that communists love power. We don't
obsess over it. They obsess over it. They believe in force.
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No better way to force things than by taking over
the government, having the government force things on you. Well,
we don't think that way. I have beliefs, strong beliefs,
as do you. But when you encounter somebody who doesn't
share them, do you have a strong desire to force
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them on that person? I don't. When you're in an area.
When I'm in a blue area, I'm going to I'm
going to Boston soon. Cannot wait, so excited get to
visit w RKO. I love you, But Boston's a super
blue area. When I go to Boston and I'm driving
around super blue Boston, am I going to think to myself, Wow,
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I wish I could force all these people to be
pro life. That would never even occur to me. That's
how communists think. Now let's pause all this and I
want to play just a little tidbit of this Hunter
Biden interview, because there's something about it that well, that
made me smile.
Speaker 5 (20:12):
Here it was, and you would have a speaker emeritus
that would say, well, you know, I'm going to leave
it up to but I don't know. And uh and
and they had already made a decision. They clearly made
a decision. And when I say they, I mean the speaker.
And you know I heard Alexander Pelosi say something called
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my mother, like put your big girl pants on to
my mom or something.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
He's talking about the decision to kick Joe Biden out
of the race so Dome could run. Nancy Pelosi. Hunter
Biden was there for all that. Nancy Pelosi is the
one who kicked Joe Biden out of the race. Can
we take a moment. I know we don't like her.
(21:03):
I don't like her either, By the way, can we
admire Nancy Pelosi's ability to wield power? Nancy Pelosi walked
into the White House and kicked the sitting president out
of running for reelection. Why are Democrats struggling so badly?
(21:23):
Right now? I have made this argument before and I
will make it again. I think Democrats are struggling nationally
so badly because they haven't been able to fill the
leadership void Nancy Pelosi left behind. Nancy Pelosi was so powerful,
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even at her advanced age, hammered all the time Densher's
falling out, she still stumbled into the White House, hammered
a shot of vodka and told Joe Biden he didn't
get to run for president anymore. That is a amazing
That is amazing. And when you look, look, what are
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the best ways to judge a CEO or a sports
coach or something like that, or honestly, a radio show.
How does it do when they're gone? Does it keep
humming along just fine, maybe even approve a little, or
does the whole freaking thing collapse the second they walked
out the door. Nancy Pelosi walked out the door, and
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the Democrat Party collapsed immediately. Nancy Pelosi, as much as
you don't like her, as much as I don't like her,
I would kill for a Nancy Pelosi in the House
of Representatives, in the GOP House of Representatives. You've heard
me say it before for years. I would kill to
have somebody that strong, vicious, able to bash enough skulls
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together to get her priorities through, to get the Democrat
Republican Sorry, Republican priorities through. I don't want any Democrat
priorities to go through. But Nancy Pelosi is an amazing
human being, and I know I'm gonna get all kinds
of hate for that. I don't care. I don't like
her either, respect where it's due. According to Hunter Biden,
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who was in the room, Nancy Pelosi flat out walked
into the White House and told Joe Biden to get out,
and he did. That's amazing. That's absolutely amazing. Jesse, Oh,
this guy said, dear beaver beater. Is Chris a diversity
higher in the fact that he is Jewish? Does that
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help keep the FEDS off your tail? Thanks for clarification.
I'm actually pretty sure Chris. Chris has got to be
on the fed's radar as much or more than I am.
He's gotta be, He absolutely has to be. Chris is
one of these prepper types who probably takes it a
little too far. Oh, yes you are Chris, Yes you are,
Yes you are Chris. How many jars of mustard do
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you have in the house? Hey, don't avoid the question,
said how many? I know you have some here. I
saw you finally brought some in. How many jars are
just mustard. Do you have laying around the house Chris
all different sizes? Yeah, I know that, buddy. You think
Chris isn't keeping the fans off my tail? In fact,
he's the one they'll use to get to me. You know,
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they're going to show up suitcase full of cash and
that's it for me. According to the Internet. Oh, Jesse,
this is the Epstein stuff. His parents are just okay,
I'm not you know, I'm not talking about any more
Epstein stuff. I told you on board with it. I'm
going to talk about something better, potentially better. I saw
(24:38):
something very sad on social media, and you never know
if what you see on social media is real. So
I took it to the real world. I took it
to my sons and I asked them about it. And
what I saw was it was a picture of a party,
a bunch of teenagers in a house having a party.
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I don't remember all the specific details, but there were
boys and girls and they were talking to each other
and dancing, and they were in a house having a party.
And somebody said, did people really used to live like this?
And I brought it to my sons and I said,
can you explain this to me. Do you guys not
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know about a house party? And what they said to
me was what that Obviously we know because we've been
to some, but most of our friends have not. And
that is not a thing that really exists much anymore.
And it's not that I want teenagers to go do
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something bad or illegal. Please, if you're a teenager, don't
be dumb, right, but a party, pizza party, house party, something,
a pool party. Pool party is always a good freaking time.
Who doesn't have fun in the swimming pool? Apparently, because
of technology and social media and things like that, younger
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people have not been getting together physically getting together anymore.
And it blew me away, and it saddened me a
great deal. But then I saw this story and it
kind of coincides with what my son said in something
else I've heard. I'll tell you this story in a
second half. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
(26:26):
of the Jesse Kelly Show. We'll get the headlines, maybe
some emails in a second. I just wanted to finish
my point here that obviously, with the advancements in technology,
social media, all these things, people not just young people,
but people in general they don't get physically with other
people as often. I'm talking about going out to a
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movie together, going to a party together, taking a drive together,
playing golf, going fishing, doing anything anything people used to
do together. But I saw the headline and it coincides
with a couple different things I've heard recently. Headline is
movie theaters are in trouble. Gen Z is here to
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save them. It turns out that we went from being
my generation and older where people went to the theaters, to
the younger generations where it's all the Facebook, Twitter, social media,
online gaming stuff. People didn't physically get together anymore, and
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now the youngest generations are going back. This coincides with
what my sons told me when I had the conversation
with them about getting together physically with friends. They both said, Dad,
it's not been something that happens as often, but I
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felt recently it's happening more and more and more people
want want to get together. That pairs perfectly with one
of the suits. Actually, I was playing golf with one
of the iheartsuits was talking about his son. They were college,
his son's college and his college age friends would show
up at Dad's house. Dad would try to make himself scarce.
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Your parents would make himself scarce. But the sons right
when they got there, they asked, well, a son asked
Dad for a big bowl, just a big kitchen bowl.
Dad said, okay, brings it out. Son drops his cell
phone in it. All their friends dropped their cell phone
in it and said, Dad, take it away. We don't
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want to see it again the rest of the weekend.
I'm not saying all of our societal problems, all of
our anti social problems, have been solved. I'm not saying
that at all. But human nature is we need physical
interaction with other people, and we haven't been getting that
because of all this technology. But I think the younger
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generations are feeling it and they know it, and I
think it's a good thing. I think they deserve more
credit than they should. And I really brought this up
to encourage you and me to get out and physically
get with other people. I didn't tell you this just
because I don't like to advertise when I'm gone. But
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I've actually spent the last the entire last month. Did
you know I was in Montana the whole last month.
I just got back yesterday. I was in Montana. Now
I was doing shows from Montana, but you know, we
lost my dad and I wanted to be up there
and be with my mom, my sister and look after them,
take care of them, and just be up in Montana
and lots of it was wonderful, And Montana's just so cool.
(29:46):
It's such a beautiful place. People are so freaking polite
up there compared to down here. But anyway, I was
always going to do something up there. There was always
a friend I hadn't seen and wanted to get together.
My mom's friends wants to get together, the neighbors want
to get together. These people want to get together. I
got to meet with this guy and that guy, and
meet with this and so almost every night there was
(30:09):
an obligation of some kind. And this is just you
and me, and you know me, I hated it to
some extent. It war on me to some extent. I
need to be alone. I need time alone. I am
not a super social person, believe it or not. But
looking back on it, it was good. It was good.
(30:30):
I have great memories with friends and people. Don't get
me wrong. I still need my time alone. Get out
there and meet people, get out there and do things,
get with people. If you're anti social like me, you
don't have to do it every freaking night. You'll kill yourself.
Get out there, he go to a parade, Go shooting,
(30:51):
go do something. They don't have this in Houston, as
they are on any frigging hills, but they have hiking
clubs up there. I know my sisters joined runner clubs before,
where you just sign up online and you go meet
with people and go for a run. I don't know
what kind of weirdo would go for a run for fun,
but you understand what I mean. Go find a way
(31:12):
to get with people. And if you're worried about Jesse,
I don't want a hike. I can't do that because
my knee hurts. That's why relief factor is here to
make sure that you can still go join that hiking group.
You can join that runners group. You don't have to
live with soul sucking pain. I don't mean the one
time stub your toe pain, the nagging pain you're probably
(31:35):
looking at it or thinking about it right now that
holds you back. Is it your elbow? Is it you're
frigging back gosh back pain. I spent a lot of
time with chiropractors. Back pain sucks, doesn't it start attacking
the root of that problem. That's what relief factor does.
It attacks the inflammation. I don't want drugs. Relief Factors
(31:58):
one hundred percent drug free. It supports your body's natural
response to inflammation. Your body already knows there's inflammation. Your
body's already trying to fight the inflammation. Needs a little boost.
Nineteen dollars and ninety five cents. I get you three
weeks worth. You take it every day for three weeks.
(32:19):
If your pain is not better, cancel, I said, cancel.
Just don't order it anymore. You're not signing up for something,
but you will find a miraculous reduction in your pain,
and you will order more. Almost every single person does
relief Factor dot com or call one eight hundred the
number four relief Jesse. I often hear the talk about
(32:43):
the need for additional immigration because the birth rate is
too low in our country. Immigrants as additions to the
workforce would help keep social Security from becoming insolvent and
increase the GDP. Okay, well, what good is social security
if this is your country? Now?
Speaker 3 (33:06):
The next minute of Minneapolis, Why he started, why som
either thinking of Minnapolis.
Speaker 1 (33:13):
You have a culture that's more important than social security.
A country borders values. American values matter. You cannot keep
those values if you massively import foreigners. Does it mean
you never allow legal immigrants? It's not true. Illegal never
(33:34):
legal rare. We gotta get this stuff cleaned up. And
now here's a headline. You know that, you know the thing. Headlines.
We didn't get to Capitol Hill in turn killed near
the White House. Family demands action as DC crimes spirals
out of control. It's such an unbelievably sad story. I'm
(33:55):
not gonna not gonna even read his name. Sixteen year
old kid. Just know that there are consequences for voting Democrat.
You vote Democrat in these big cities, people will die,
women will be raped, people will be robbed. Mark Green
resigns from Congress, further shrinking the House GOP majority. I'm
sure there's gonna be some spicy detail around that one.
(34:15):
Gavin Newsom pushed private foundation to donate five hundred thousand
dollars to anti Ice defund police group. Records show Gavin
Newsom running for president in twenty twenty eight. He might
pull a hammy for how much. He's going to have
to run away from the crazy record he's got as
governor of California. You don't pull a hammy, because I'm
(34:39):
gonna be back tomorrow to have some fun. All right,
that's all
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