November 13, 2024 • 36 mins
Why red state’s get stuck with crappy senators. Are we going to get better senators in 2026? Clapping back at Clay and Buck. Is Tulsi Gabbard as the Director of National Intelligence the right pick? The domestic intelligence network. Our primary voters are simply not good enough.
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
an eventful Wednesday, a hump day. I will touch on
the Tulsi Gabbard pick I already touched on hag Seth
and Gates, and we'll deal with some big pharma stuff,
(00:31):
some fun sounds, some other things. Before we get going
on all the doings of the hour, let's rewind really
quickly back to last February. John Thune, who should have
been primary forever ago, but of course he's handsome and
speaks very well on TV. John Thune's probably going to
be our next Senate minority or majority leader. Hey, Chris,
(00:53):
when was that again? That was?
Speaker 2 (00:56):
That?
Speaker 1 (00:56):
Wasn't familier today? Was it? When I said that? Chris?
Why are you leaning back? Listen? I'm just asking that
was correct me? If I'm wrong, that was almost a
year ago when I said that. Wow, pretty impressive, isn't it? Chris? Anyway,
it's me Jesse the Oracle Kelly, and let us begin
on this stuff. First, I have to address the Clay
(01:20):
and Buck situation. I blasted Buck for his pistachio creamberlay
on my show Clay and Buck today return fire. I
fully support having pistachio cremboulay. Eating a tasty dessert with
salty nuts is much better than any type.
Speaker 3 (01:37):
Of Brussels sprouts. I'd look the Brussels sprouts. I'm going
to continue to defend excellent dish. I'll just point out
that Jesse Kelly has ordered seventy five dollars tequila shots.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Okay, first of all, before we get to Tulsi Gabbard,
the tequila shot thing has been covered at nauseum. That
is a vicious lie. I did know what they cost
because I'd never bought them before, and once I found
out what they had cost, I was mortified, and I
offered to pay, but Clay had already gotten his wallet
(02:10):
out and I didn't want to be rude, so I
didn't have any idea that there was a shot on
this planet that cost seventy five dollars. That is, they've
taken the truth. They do exactly what the communists do.
They've taken the truth and they've twisted it for their
own nefarious purposes to make me look bad. That is
an outright lie that I knew there were seventy five
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dollars tequila shots. I didn't know. There's knowing and then
there's unknowing. I didn't know. That's one two. Setting aside
the pinky out weirdness of eating pistachio crimberlay and then
admitting it, everybody knows. Rule number one of dessert is
you don't nut the dessert. You never nut the dessert.
(02:53):
Keep your nuts out of the dessert. Nuts do not
belong at dessert. They're finding candy bars occasion. Maybe maybe
I'll give you a nut rageous. You know what I will.
I'll give you a nut rageous. You put your nuts
in that. You don't put your nuts in pudding. You
don't put your nuts in brownies, you don't put your
nuts in in cremberlay. Keep your nuts out of the dessert.
(03:17):
I feel better.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Now.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Let's talk about Taulsa Gabbard, who used to be nuts.
Maybe she still is nuts. Let's do always, always, always
approach even our new friends with a degree of caution,
a degree of caution. Tulsi Gabbard's history and her voting
record that's not great, but over the years she has
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been a vocal, vocal opponent of what we call the
deep state of these intelligence agencies who have attacked us repeatedly,
They've attacked her repeatedly. She's now she's gonna be the
new Director of National Intelligence. That's a really big deal.
She's hopefully going in there with an.
Speaker 4 (04:00):
Axe cause she's related to freedom of speech. She says
she stands for freedom of speech, and yet, as we've
seen time and time again, her and Joe Biden have
taken actions both directly and indirectly to censor free speech.
Most recently, I can point to my own experience of this,
of how the Harris Biden administration have added me to
a secret domestic terror watch list the very day after
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Kamala Harris was endorsed by Joe Biden, and I was
on TV and warning the American people about what I
saw is the dangers of a Kamala Harris presidency taking
action that was clearly political retaliation. They've done this to
a lot of different people, which points to how dangerous
it is to have people in power so willing to
abuse that power to go after political opponents.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Taking over as DNI director with that kind of attitude,
I like it. I like it a lot. She sounds
like somebody who wants to get in there and get
some things done. And it wasn't just herself she's been
to vocally, She's been defending all of us.
Speaker 4 (05:03):
It's worse than ridiculous, Sean. It is absolutely despicable and
outrageous when you look at the president of the United
States of America calling millions of Americans essentially terrorists. People
who politically opposed him, are voted against him. He's calling
them terrorists in an attempt to intimidate them into silence.
And we know this is because we've heard this before
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from both him and his Attorney general. You'll remember when
when his Attorney general said, you know, anyone who holds
extremist or anti authority views will be targeted for investigation
and potential prosecution by their domestic terrorist units. So he's
essentially saying that this quote unquote MAGA crowd are worse
than terrorists. This is outrageous and so for every American
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who's watching, every American who's seen this, no matter how
you feel about the MAGA crowd, this is an authoritarian
assault on our freedom and we need to stand together
very strongly against this attempt to intimidate and silence anyone
who holds political views that are different from or opposed
to what this present and his administration are furthering. This
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is an assault on our democracy.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
Okay, So I don't hate the pick at all. I'm
not in love with the pick like I am the
pick of Pete hag Seth. I'm not in love with
the pick, but I don't hate it. Part of me
likes it. I like that you putting somebody as the
DNI big cheese who has a problem with the intelligence
agencies of this country. I like that a lot. That
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tells me some chickens may be coming home to roost.
I like it that we are staffing the administration with
people other than seventy five year olds, with all due
respect to seventy five year olds. It's also looking a
lot younger between jd. Vance and tag Seth and Tulsi
and Gates and the others. I like it. It looks young,
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it looks fresh, it looks different. We will see how
she does. She has a monumental task ahead of her,
and a task that one human being, even with Trump's
backing and all this stuff, may not be able to conquer.
We have for the longest time had our intelligence agencies,
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and that includes the FBI. It ceased being a law
enforcement agency a long time ago. It's now a domestic
intelligence agency. It's a state police, a secret police agency.
That's what it is. Our intelligence agencies for the longest time,
they have taken over this country. They have in many
ways run this country. Oh, you may have a Democrat
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president here or in a Republican president there, but they
still hold so much power. They seem to continue on
with their duty deeds and no one ever stops them.
Part of the reason for that is to stop them,
the House needs to defund them, and the GOP lacks testosterone,
has never been able to pull that off effectively. Also,
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don't discount this. There are things you always have to consider.
Things we can't see, things you can't see, things I
can't see. Basic blackmail. Intelligence agencies in this country have
been using that against politicians for a very long time.
It's not Internet whack job stuff. That's basic history of
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the United States of America. Hoover himself kept files on
virtually every single person in power. You cheated on your
taxes once, when you were nineteen, Hoover had a file
on you. He kept it. You flirted too hard with
the Secretary one night. He kept the file on you.
He knew it, and he would use it. Basic blackmail
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is how intelligence agencies have run their business domestically and
internationally forever. Do I need to remind you of this?
If you see, as you see a random Republican here
in the House or a random Republican in the Senate,
that kind of toss a vote that doesn't make sense,
that holds us back. Do remember the prostitution ring they found.
(09:11):
I believe it was in Maryland. It was right outside
of DC. We of course never got names, but it
was supposedly a high dollar one and the clients were politicians,
big CEOs and military personnel, generals and admirals. How much
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videotape do they have there where your one phone call
away from getting that vote to go the way you want?
And this is the very very dirty, very very ugly world.
Tulsea Gabbard is now in part going to preside over
We will see, we will see how this goes. John Ratcliffe,
(09:58):
who is the guy taking over the CIA. I told
you before I didn't necessarily love him for AG because
I thought he might not be quite hard enough for that.
I do like him as head of the Cia. I
like the direction all this is going, so feel better
about it. All right, let's do some emails. Before we
do emails, let's talk about our dogs. He sees something
(10:23):
huge happen today in the Kelly household. James not only
got his driver's license he passes driver's test, but he
got his physical license. And today, for the first time ever,
hopped in a car with his brother and took a drive.
They had to go get a haircut. Bob wasn't doing
that great, but I think what helped her was Fred
(10:44):
was somehow doing worse than she was. She sent me
a picture of Fred staring out the front door whimpering
because the boys had left together. He didn't know what
was going on. And you know about Fred's anxiety problems.
This is what we have to deal with than our
house with the dog. The entire house has to comfort
the dog instead of the dog comforting us. This is
(11:05):
the disaster that I've gotten into. But we love him
and we want him to live a long time. And
we had to fix his nervous stomach used to have
problems after every meal. We started sprinkling rough greens on
his food. Digestive problems gone, his coat looks better than
it ever has. He's got great energy. You want your
dog to live longer, You want your dog to have
(11:28):
fewer visits to the vet. Start giving them nutrition. Start
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I've got on at him. All he said on' means
Jesse Kelly. You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. It
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And do not forget to email the show Jesse at
jessekellyshell dot com. Leave us a voicemail eight seven seven
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three seven seven four three seven three. Also, don't forget
about that John Thune, who should have been primary forever ago.
But of course he's handsome and speaks very well on TV.
John Thune's probably going to be our next Senate minority
or majority leader. That was from back in February. A
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little person I like to call the oracle me Jesse Kelly.
Don't shake your head, Chris, doctor tiny Hans. Unfortunately we
didn't get who we wanted as Senate Majority Leader. But
the good news for Texas, Cordon did not win, and
now we can primary him with the year before the
real work starts. Can we do it? Is it feasible? Okay?
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His name is Steve, So this is what I was told.
This is not me, not my theory. This is what
I was told by somebody who's very very wired into
the politics here in this state. John Cornyn, mainly because
of that gun control vote he casts with Mitch McConnell.
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John Thornin, given his age and motivation level, probably had
to win the Senate Majority leader fight in order to
continue his political career. The chances are strong, from what
I understand. Again, this is what I was told. This
is not a guess. The chances are strong that Cornyn
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will now announce that he's not running again. You see,
if he'd one Senate Majority leader. Just the money that
comes with that, Not personal money, although they always find
a way to get rich, but the campaign money that
floods into your office from every industry wanning a favor.
It's guard gantuan. When your Senate Majority leader, you have
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so much financial backing, very very very difficult to primary
those guys. In fact, it's very difficult to primary a
senator anyway. It does take time. I rant and rave
about it, but that's just because I want us to
start doing the work. I'm not under the impression that
Thune's going to be primaried next time and he'll get
bounced out. I'm not under that impression. We just have
to start caring enough to get involved anyway. John Cornyn,
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from what I was told, is very likely done because
he didn't win that Senate Majority leader thing today. And
I I want I want to I want to say
this because I want to get back to the emails
and I want to keep beating everybody up. I'm I
don't want to do that. But remember when John Cornyn
passed that gun control bill with Democrats. Mitch McConnell told
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him to do it, and John Cornyan agreed to do it.
You want to know what that really was. It wasn't
John Corny and saying I love gun control. It was
John Cornyn saying these Texas primary GOP voters are so
stupid and lazy. I can pretty much walk right up
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to them and spit in their stupid faces, and I
bet these dollars will vote for me again, when your
red state senator, this doesn't apply to these purple states.
I'm not putting this on every GOP senator, I'm really
genuinely not. But when you have Lindsey Graham, Tim Scott,
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John Thune, Rounds Tillis, both the idiots from Louisiana, when
you have John Cornyn, James Langford, when you have these
guys in there who are constantly screwing us on these
really really important bills, it's not that they're screwing us
on the bills, it's that they're marching right up to
our faces and laughing at us. They don't have any
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respect or fear of their primary voters at all, and
they're justified in thinking that way. Until these guys start
losing their seats in primaries, they're gonna keep screwing us.
I know, the red state senator from I'm sorry, the
GOP senator from kind of a purplish state. I know
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he's gonna toss a vote now and then I don't
like I get it. I get it. You know McCormick
in Pennsylvania, I know they're doing a recount there, So
maybe this is a bad example, but McCormick gets in
in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is as purple as purple gets. It's
not red, it's not blue. We win it, we lose it.
We win it, we lose it. McCormick, it's not that
we just let him go do whatever he wants. McCormick's
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gonna screw us over from time to time. He kind
of has to. In South Dakota, Donald Trump, I believe
got sixty four percent of the general election vote. That's
how red South Dakota is. That means, believe it or not,
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South Dakota could run a right wing lunatic like me,
and I could get elected in South Dakota. Do you
realize that with all the offensive things I say there
and everything else I do here, if I were to
ever win a Republican primary, I would still win the
general election because that state is so blood red. These
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red states like Texas my state, I'm putting the blame
on me too. We could have any Republican we wanted.
We could and should pick the most right wing lunatic
South Carolina. South Carolina has two of the biggest loser
feminine dorks I've ever seen in the GOP. South Carolina
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percentage wise, it's kind of the reddest state in the Union.
They could have anybody, and instead we have police reform
Tam Scott, and then we have the NSAGRAM. You gotta
do better. Me too, I'm pointing figures at me too.
I'm in a red state. I'm a primary voter. I
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haven't done enough. I am making a commitment now to
do more. All that maga enthusiasm must be carried into primaries.
That's how we change things, all right, do some more emails,
in some trouble in big Pharma. Hang on fighting for
your freedom. Every time the Jesse Kelly Show, it is
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the Jessie Kelly Show on Wednesday. Hey, let's check in
with DEM's and see if they've figured out how to
appeal more to the working man.
Speaker 4 (18:42):
So is this the guy who's qualified to make decisions
about the most powerful military in the world, who clearly
does not know anything about the military?
Speaker 1 (18:52):
That was Whoopi Goldberg talking about two time Bronze Star
recipient and twenty year veteran of the military, Pete haigseeth.
They're doing great. James Carvill, if he had any hair,
he looks just like me. Has been pulling his hair
out for quite some time and how badly Democrats are
screwing everything up, and what they need to do to
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fix this.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
But this is like trying to wash clothes that's got
smoke all over them. You can't get to snitch out.
And you could ask Senator's mansion, Senator Casey Santa Brown,
Senator Tessa if they don't think that defund the police
had an adverse effect on attitudes to the Democratic Party.
My god, you're right, it was so stupid. No one
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wanted to bring it up, you know, three years later,
but the residue of it just stuck with us. It's
going to take more than one cycle to get this
stench off of the Democratic Party. And it's a stench
of the highest order.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
Let me tell you, it's glorious watching it. Jesse, you
ripped South Dakota for Thune. I agree, but there's no
one else to vote for. He's a Democrat, not even
a Rhino. Quit calling me stupid and give us another option.
I love your show. Well, let's bring up, first of all,
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the old rule on this show. Actually we have a
few rules, but let's go through a couple of them
because they all really apply to this email. First, if
it doesn't apply to you, don't apply it to you.
You understand. If it doesn't apply to you, don't apply
it to you. If I come on here and I
say America's government school teachers are poisoning the minds of
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young children, I don't need you to write me an
email saying don't yell at all of us. I'm a
history teacher and I'm doing the good work. Congratulations. It
didn't apply to you, So why are you emailing me
that you're offended? That's one Two. This is not your
mommy's show. This is your daddy's show. I can't change
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my nature. I can't. I am my father's God, rest
his soul. I am direct. Many people would simply call
it rude. I do not have a delicate way to
present things to people. I give it to you right
between the eyes. And that's the way it is. Our
GOP primary voters are not good enough. They are not
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There aren't enough of them. We don't even show up
in primaries. And the ones who do show up in
primaries are morons who vote for the guy who's currently
in It's the default for GOP primary voters in blood
red states. They show up and vote for the guy
they know. Do. I have to pull up the primary
election results again, South Dakota, Texas, South Carolina. I mean,
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you name it. I could go through the red states.
Seventy five percent. That's the average. It's not like it's close.
It's not like whoa, we lost that one by a
little it's a blowout. These red state senators will screw
you over for five years and then on the election
they'll raise fifty million dollars and run a bunch of
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ads about how I'm on Team Trump and we're gonna
protect the border, and the dollars in the GOP primary
will say, Wow, he's gonna protect the border and he
likes Trump like I do. I'll go vote for Thoon.
That kind of idiocy has to stop. And I'm not
here to tell you it's okay. If it doesn't apply
to you, don't apply it to you. And you say,
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give me someone else to vote for. Well, people need
to start running. This comes back to legal and local.
Start getting involved running for office. You might find yourself
in the state house one day, state Senate. You might
find yourself in Congress. You might find yourself popular. You
might just find yourself in a position to challenge Don Thune, Well,
we didn't have anyone to vote for. Oh okay, well
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never mind, then just quit. I guess I guess we're screwed. Then, Jesse,
I don't have five million dollars. I'm not saying we
can fix these problems overnight or even the next election cycle.
As I've explained, it takes years, in years in years
to fix a party, and a lot of it is
because of these senators. They get dug in like a tick,
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and it takes forever to get them dug out. It
takes time, but we can begin the work, right, So
what does that look like? How about if I give
you this, I'll I'll try to soften the blow a
little bit. How about if I give you this John
Thune got, Well, I'll call it seventy five percent. I'm
not looking at it. I think that's actually pretty accurate.
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Seventy four to seventy five percent of the primary vote
last time. What if next time that's sixty five percent.
Now I realize that doesn't solve the problem. That's still overwhelming.
He's still going right back to the Senate. But you
know what else, I guarantee you, guarantee you if John
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Thune gets ten percent less of the primary vote next
election cycle then he got before. John Thune will know it,
and John Thune and his team will discuss it, and
they will be worried about it. That is a frightening
trend for a politician because they will look at it as, uh, oh,
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what's happening to our support base? What we just lost
ten percent in one a lot? What did we do wrong?
Now that didn't even flip the seat, But even that
alone put that guy on notice for the next time,
and maybe the time after that. It's sixty maybe eventually
fifty five. Maybe some young upstart hotshot runs, gets enough
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funding that he needs, gets popular enough, and one day
takes down the machine. This has happened before, and it
can happen again if we care enough to do something
about it. Let's care enough to do something about it,
all right, all right? Oh, and speaking of the Senate,
I kind of glossed over this earlier. It's worth throwing
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on for a second.
Speaker 5 (25:01):
Just been told that Senator John Thune will be the
next Republican leader in the Senate. I congratulate Senator Thun
on being chosen by his colleagues as the next Republican leader.
I look forward to working with him. We've done many
bipartisan things here in the Senate together, and I hope
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that continues.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
This is what they do every time Democrats win the power.
Remember when Chuck Schumer blocked the impeachment You know, impeachment
got sent Ino Schumer's desk and he just kind of
just made up some rules, so just threw it in
the trash. Can Democrats take over with the slimmest of
majorities and rule with an iron fist, And the second
the low TGP takes over, they smell the blood in
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the water. They see nothing but GOP weakness, and they
start playing on it right off the bat. Hey, guys,
you want to be bipartisan, right, Hey, let's be bipartisan.
Everyone gets included now, right, don't freeze us out, guys.
This is why every Republican when they're when, as soon
as they get elected, should be given an automatic subscription
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for a male vitality stack from chalk, every single one
of them. Can you imagine how much differently our GOP
would operate if every one of them had a twenty
percent increase in their testosterume, which they can get in
ninety days, which you can get in ninety days. Chalk
isn't reserved for the people in the GOP who need
it most, the senators. Chock is for everybody. And it's
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let's look back and remember a list of potential replacements
is really bad.
Speaker 5 (27:01):
It is.
Speaker 1 (27:03):
Yes, there is a chance a more conservative upstart like
Rick Scott can mount some sort of a revolution within
the Senate GOP and maybe takeover. That's probably about the
best we could hope for. But the truth is there
have been a couple guys who've been gunning for this
leadership spot for a long time, sucking up to Mitch McConnell,
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proving to the DC swamp that their team players, of course,
that they all play ball. And those two names are
John Cornyn he's much less likely, and John Thune, John Thune,
John Thune from the blood Red State, John Thune, who
should have been primary forever ago. But of course he's
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handsome and speaks very well on TV, so the Moron
GOP primary voter goes out and votes for him every time.
John Thune's probably going to be our next Senate minority
or majority leader. Great, great SoundBite, Chris, Can you do
be a favorite and make sure that's on tomorrow as well?
Just in case we want to listen tomorrow is just
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in case you never know we might want to listen tomorrow.
Did you hear this exchange between Peter Doocy and Corin
Diversity Higher? I enjoyed this immensely present. Biden and Vice
President Harris had a private lunch. How awkward was that?
Speaker 3 (28:24):
I don't even understand.
Speaker 4 (28:25):
Why would it be awkward?
Speaker 1 (28:27):
Because why would he prosident always out for her? And
then she kept Tim at arm's length, and then she lost.
Speaker 4 (28:33):
She said, why would you characterize it as awkward? They
have regular lunches, they meet and talk regularly.
Speaker 1 (28:39):
Why would you weirdness? Yeah, they hate each other. It's great.
All right, we have one segment left. I will do
this big pharma thing. A couple more emails headlines I
get and didn't get to hang on. You're listening to
the Oracle love this one. It's a scream baby. The
Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final
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segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. What
a week it has been. Don't forget. You can email
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eight or I'm sorry, leave a voicemail eight seven seven
three seven seven four three seven three. We just had
a bunch of Chris is the microphone picking up those
cop cars that are wisen by outside. There's a bunch
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of cop cars with lights and sirens wizzen by outside.
You know what I was thinking of every single guy
out there. Everyone knows a guy like this who says
I didn't do it. Every single time you hear those
you know who that guy is. He's the same guy
who claps in the restaurant when the waitress drops a
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glass or a plate and he thinks it's funny. It's
the exact same human being. I could see. I could
see Corey being that guy. Chris, do you think Corey
is I bet he is? I bet I bet he?
I could Corey has that dripping on off of him.
He just I could go, oh, just put that anywhere,
powe and clapping with the plates. But don't lie, Corey.
We all know Jesse. President Trump can sign the executive orders,
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all the executive orders he wants to restore America. The
next president can rescind them with the stroke of a
pen thanks to the behind the schi scenes scheming. That's tough.
The Republican Congress basically is the same as now. Did
not help. I won't be holding my breath. Okay, so
so ned he said, I can use his name. It's
not very hopeful. Listen, here's what you can be hopeful in.
(30:36):
What you said is not stupid at all, But you
can be hopeful in some things. Are we going to
get huge, amazing legislation passed. Absolutely not. We have the
slimmest of majorities in the House and not I mean
it's a decent majority, but not a huge one in
the Senate. And those bodies are full of losers anyway.
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So we're not going to get a massive piece of
legislation you love, whatever that would be. We're not going
to get a piece of legislation through that's going to
be amazing. And I'm not telling you otherwise, But we
don't need legislation for certain things. These people that are
going to try again, we're waiting on the confirmation process.
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You know, Gates is a fifty to fifty. I don't
know the Gates is going to get through. So again
we don't know who's going to get through. But if
these people do get through, these people who are taking
over these agencies are people who've largely spoken out loudly
against the agencies. They're in there to reform them, to
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drain them. And we don't need legislation for that. Don't
discount I didn't even bring it up, but I probably
should have. Don't discount this new government office Trump has started.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramswami, they are they are going
to start firing people. It's the government Office of Government Efficiency,
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and their job is to get rid of the useless bureaucracy.
And I had seen something today to the effect that
Trump was giving Elon Musk something like five hundred and
thirty days to get it done. How committed is this guy?
Remember this is the guy who bought Twitter and promptly
fired eighty percent of the staff immediately. Elon Musk responded
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to that report and said, I won't need five hundred
and thirty days. This doesn't involve legislation. Deportation doesn't involve legislation.
Building the wall already is legislation. The Biden administration was
just so sick and evil they sued to stop it
being built and sold off the materials. But it's already legislation.
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So much of what we need is already legislated. I
do share your concern. I'm not being dismissive of it
in the House and the Senate because we're going to have,
you know, what's going to be the most bitterly disappointing thing.
It's going to be the Omnibus and things like that.
But I'm looking at an article here big food and
pharma shake in their boots at a second Trump era.
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This is from the Federalist Our FK. Junior is already
announcing six hundred people at NIH National Institute for Health Dawn.
The FDA is in deep, deep trouble because it's become
just a big corporatus thing where the corporations, the pharmaceutical
companies work with the FDA. It's all the same employees.
They just go back and forth approving this, approving that
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our FK Junior wants to reform that. These are things
we don't need legislation for. The disappointment will be the
omnimus spending bills, and it will be disappointing and it
will be devastating. And I want you to make sure
you're ready for that now. And very likely, Chris, go
ahead and write this down. Trump is going to sign
those bills. They're going to do what they always do
in Washington and the House and the Senate, Republicans and
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Democrats are going to come up with a new trillion
dollar bill that funds all kinds of evil crap with
your money, and they're gonna get it through the House,
they're gonna get it through the Senate, and it's gonna
land on Trump's desk and if he doesn't sign it,
it'll be the first spending bill he doesn't sign. So
that is going to be a disappointment. And when that
day comes, we'll yell and scream. But there's a lot
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we can do without legislation. So pick your chin up.
Speaker 5 (34:17):
And now here's a headline, but go you know, you
know the.
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Thing headlines we didn't get to Jack Smith to resign
to avoid embarrassment of being fired by Trump. That is hilarious.
Oh don't worry, Jack. Lawyer up, buddy, and preserve your documents.
There's going to be more than embarrassment coming your way. Humiliation.
Everyone admits Bob Casey lost, except Bob Casey. And as
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of this moment, they have announced that they're doing a
recount of the votes in Pennsylvania. Keep a close eye
on Pennsylvania, and let's hope that army of Republican lawyers
that was so wonderful for Trump on election Day and
stops so many bad things from happening. Let's hope that
same army is being deployed on behalf of Pennsylvania, because
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these people are dirty and they will steal it. Yale
introduces a class on Beyonce's political and cultural impact. I
love these stuff. I love reading these headlines because whatever
we can do to reduce the credibility of these elite schools,
the better off we will be as a nation. They
should stop being seen as a destination for Aiden, Jaden
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and Braden. Liberal Americans prepare for Trump's return by stocking
up on birth control, abortion pills, and hormones. Yeah, they're
definitely in a healthy place in this country. CIA officer
arrested in Cambodia for deadly serious leak of classified documents
on Israel. The draining of the swamp by these department
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heads is going to be a four year process at
a minimum. The rot is very very deep. I'm excited.
I like the direction we're going, but the rot is deep.
We are very very very very very sick, and it's
going to take an effort, a lion's effort, to make
us healthy again. So let's pray and let's keep on
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marching forward. We will be back to do it again tomorrow.
That's all.
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
an eventful Wednesday, a hump day. I will touch on
the Tulsi Gabbard pick I already touched on hag Seth
and Gates, and we'll deal with some big pharma stuff,
(00:31):
some fun sounds, some other things. Before we get going
on all the doings of the hour, let's rewind really
quickly back to last February. John Thune, who should have
been primary forever ago, but of course he's handsome and
speaks very well on TV. John Thune's probably going to
be our next Senate minority or majority leader. Hey, Chris,
(00:53):
when was that again? That was?
Speaker 2 (00:56):
That?
Speaker 1 (00:56):
Wasn't familier today? Was it? When I said that? Chris?
Why are you leaning back? Listen? I'm just asking that
was correct me? If I'm wrong, that was almost a
year ago when I said that. Wow, pretty impressive, isn't it? Chris? Anyway,
it's me Jesse the Oracle Kelly, and let us begin
on this stuff. First, I have to address the Clay
(01:20):
and Buck situation. I blasted Buck for his pistachio creamberlay
on my show Clay and Buck today return fire. I
fully support having pistachio cremboulay. Eating a tasty dessert with
salty nuts is much better than any type.
Speaker 3 (01:37):
Of Brussels sprouts. I'd look the Brussels sprouts. I'm going
to continue to defend excellent dish. I'll just point out
that Jesse Kelly has ordered seventy five dollars tequila shots.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Okay, first of all, before we get to Tulsi Gabbard,
the tequila shot thing has been covered at nauseum. That
is a vicious lie. I did know what they cost
because I'd never bought them before, and once I found
out what they had cost, I was mortified, and I
offered to pay, but Clay had already gotten his wallet
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out and I didn't want to be rude, so I
didn't have any idea that there was a shot on
this planet that cost seventy five dollars. That is, they've
taken the truth. They do exactly what the communists do.
They've taken the truth and they've twisted it for their
own nefarious purposes to make me look bad. That is
an outright lie that I knew there were seventy five
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dollars tequila shots. I didn't know. There's knowing and then
there's unknowing. I didn't know. That's one two. Setting aside
the pinky out weirdness of eating pistachio crimberlay and then
admitting it, everybody knows. Rule number one of dessert is
you don't nut the dessert. You never nut the dessert.
(02:53):
Keep your nuts out of the dessert. Nuts do not
belong at dessert. They're finding candy bars occasion. Maybe maybe
I'll give you a nut rageous. You know what I will.
I'll give you a nut rageous. You put your nuts
in that. You don't put your nuts in pudding. You
don't put your nuts in brownies, you don't put your
nuts in in cremberlay. Keep your nuts out of the dessert.
(03:17):
I feel better.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Now.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Let's talk about Taulsa Gabbard, who used to be nuts.
Maybe she still is nuts. Let's do always, always, always
approach even our new friends with a degree of caution,
a degree of caution. Tulsi Gabbard's history and her voting
record that's not great, but over the years she has
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been a vocal, vocal opponent of what we call the
deep state of these intelligence agencies who have attacked us repeatedly,
They've attacked her repeatedly. She's now she's gonna be the
new Director of National Intelligence. That's a really big deal.
She's hopefully going in there with an.
Speaker 4 (04:00):
Axe cause she's related to freedom of speech. She says
she stands for freedom of speech, and yet, as we've
seen time and time again, her and Joe Biden have
taken actions both directly and indirectly to censor free speech.
Most recently, I can point to my own experience of this,
of how the Harris Biden administration have added me to
a secret domestic terror watch list the very day after
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Kamala Harris was endorsed by Joe Biden, and I was
on TV and warning the American people about what I
saw is the dangers of a Kamala Harris presidency taking
action that was clearly political retaliation. They've done this to
a lot of different people, which points to how dangerous
it is to have people in power so willing to
abuse that power to go after political opponents.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Taking over as DNI director with that kind of attitude,
I like it. I like it a lot. She sounds
like somebody who wants to get in there and get
some things done. And it wasn't just herself she's been
to vocally, She's been defending all of us.
Speaker 4 (05:03):
It's worse than ridiculous, Sean. It is absolutely despicable and
outrageous when you look at the president of the United
States of America calling millions of Americans essentially terrorists. People
who politically opposed him, are voted against him. He's calling
them terrorists in an attempt to intimidate them into silence.
And we know this is because we've heard this before
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from both him and his Attorney general. You'll remember when
when his Attorney general said, you know, anyone who holds
extremist or anti authority views will be targeted for investigation
and potential prosecution by their domestic terrorist units. So he's
essentially saying that this quote unquote MAGA crowd are worse
than terrorists. This is outrageous and so for every American
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who's watching, every American who's seen this, no matter how
you feel about the MAGA crowd, this is an authoritarian
assault on our freedom and we need to stand together
very strongly against this attempt to intimidate and silence anyone
who holds political views that are different from or opposed
to what this present and his administration are furthering. This
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is an assault on our democracy.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
Okay, So I don't hate the pick at all. I'm
not in love with the pick like I am the
pick of Pete hag Seth. I'm not in love with
the pick, but I don't hate it. Part of me
likes it. I like that you putting somebody as the
DNI big cheese who has a problem with the intelligence
agencies of this country. I like that a lot. That
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tells me some chickens may be coming home to roost.
I like it that we are staffing the administration with
people other than seventy five year olds, with all due
respect to seventy five year olds. It's also looking a
lot younger between jd. Vance and tag Seth and Tulsi
and Gates and the others. I like it. It looks young,
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it looks fresh, it looks different. We will see how
she does. She has a monumental task ahead of her,
and a task that one human being, even with Trump's
backing and all this stuff, may not be able to conquer.
We have for the longest time had our intelligence agencies,
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and that includes the FBI. It ceased being a law
enforcement agency a long time ago. It's now a domestic
intelligence agency. It's a state police, a secret police agency.
That's what it is. Our intelligence agencies for the longest time,
they have taken over this country. They have in many
ways run this country. Oh, you may have a Democrat
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president here or in a Republican president there, but they
still hold so much power. They seem to continue on
with their duty deeds and no one ever stops them.
Part of the reason for that is to stop them,
the House needs to defund them, and the GOP lacks testosterone,
has never been able to pull that off effectively. Also,
(08:04):
don't discount this. There are things you always have to consider.
Things we can't see, things you can't see, things I
can't see. Basic blackmail. Intelligence agencies in this country have
been using that against politicians for a very long time.
It's not Internet whack job stuff. That's basic history of
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the United States of America. Hoover himself kept files on
virtually every single person in power. You cheated on your
taxes once, when you were nineteen, Hoover had a file
on you. He kept it. You flirted too hard with
the Secretary one night. He kept the file on you.
He knew it, and he would use it. Basic blackmail
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is how intelligence agencies have run their business domestically and
internationally forever. Do I need to remind you of this?
If you see, as you see a random Republican here
in the House or a random Republican in the Senate,
that kind of toss a vote that doesn't make sense,
that holds us back. Do remember the prostitution ring they found.
(09:11):
I believe it was in Maryland. It was right outside
of DC. We of course never got names, but it
was supposedly a high dollar one and the clients were politicians,
big CEOs and military personnel, generals and admirals. How much
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videotape do they have there where your one phone call
away from getting that vote to go the way you want?
And this is the very very dirty, very very ugly world.
Tulsea Gabbard is now in part going to preside over
We will see, we will see how this goes. John Ratcliffe,
(09:58):
who is the guy taking over the CIA. I told
you before I didn't necessarily love him for AG because
I thought he might not be quite hard enough for that.
I do like him as head of the Cia. I
like the direction all this is going, so feel better
about it. All right, let's do some emails. Before we
do emails, let's talk about our dogs. He sees something
(10:23):
huge happen today in the Kelly household. James not only
got his driver's license he passes driver's test, but he
got his physical license. And today, for the first time ever,
hopped in a car with his brother and took a drive.
They had to go get a haircut. Bob wasn't doing
that great, but I think what helped her was Fred
(10:44):
was somehow doing worse than she was. She sent me
a picture of Fred staring out the front door whimpering
because the boys had left together. He didn't know what
was going on. And you know about Fred's anxiety problems.
This is what we have to deal with than our
house with the dog. The entire house has to comfort
the dog instead of the dog comforting us. This is
(11:05):
the disaster that I've gotten into. But we love him
and we want him to live a long time. And
we had to fix his nervous stomach used to have
problems after every meal. We started sprinkling rough greens on
his food. Digestive problems gone, his coat looks better than
it ever has. He's got great energy. You want your
dog to live longer, You want your dog to have
(11:28):
fewer visits to the vet. Start giving them nutrition. Start
sprinkling rough Greens on their food, all natural nutritional supplement free.
Jumpstart trio bags at eight three three three three my
dog or Roughgreens dot com, slash Jesse, We'll be back.
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I've got on at him. All he said on' means
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is That'shesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday and amazing Wednesday.
And do not forget to email the show Jesse at
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three seven seven four three seven three. Also, don't forget
about that John Thune, who should have been primary forever ago.
But of course he's handsome and speaks very well on TV.
John Thune's probably going to be our next Senate minority
or majority leader. That was from back in February. A
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little person I like to call the oracle me Jesse Kelly.
Don't shake your head, Chris, doctor tiny Hans. Unfortunately we
didn't get who we wanted as Senate Majority Leader. But
the good news for Texas, Cordon did not win, and
now we can primary him with the year before the
real work starts. Can we do it? Is it feasible? Okay?
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His name is Steve, So this is what I was told.
This is not me, not my theory. This is what
I was told by somebody who's very very wired into
the politics here in this state. John Cornyn, mainly because
of that gun control vote he casts with Mitch McConnell.
(13:17):
John Thornin, given his age and motivation level, probably had
to win the Senate Majority leader fight in order to
continue his political career. The chances are strong, from what
I understand. Again, this is what I was told. This
is not a guess. The chances are strong that Cornyn
(13:39):
will now announce that he's not running again. You see,
if he'd one Senate Majority leader. Just the money that
comes with that, Not personal money, although they always find
a way to get rich, but the campaign money that
floods into your office from every industry wanning a favor.
It's guard gantuan. When your Senate Majority leader, you have
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so much financial backing, very very very difficult to primary
those guys. In fact, it's very difficult to primary a
senator anyway. It does take time. I rant and rave
about it, but that's just because I want us to
start doing the work. I'm not under the impression that
Thune's going to be primaried next time and he'll get
bounced out. I'm not under that impression. We just have
to start caring enough to get involved anyway. John Cornyn,
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from what I was told, is very likely done because
he didn't win that Senate Majority leader thing today. And
I I want I want to I want to say
this because I want to get back to the emails
and I want to keep beating everybody up. I'm I
don't want to do that. But remember when John Cornyn
passed that gun control bill with Democrats. Mitch McConnell told
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him to do it, and John Cornyan agreed to do it.
You want to know what that really was. It wasn't
John Corny and saying I love gun control. It was
John Cornyn saying these Texas primary GOP voters are so
stupid and lazy. I can pretty much walk right up
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to them and spit in their stupid faces, and I
bet these dollars will vote for me again, when your
red state senator, this doesn't apply to these purple states.
I'm not putting this on every GOP senator, I'm really
genuinely not. But when you have Lindsey Graham, Tim Scott,
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John Thune, Rounds Tillis, both the idiots from Louisiana, when
you have John Cornyn, James Langford, when you have these
guys in there who are constantly screwing us on these
really really important bills, it's not that they're screwing us
on the bills, it's that they're marching right up to
our faces and laughing at us. They don't have any
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respect or fear of their primary voters at all, and
they're justified in thinking that way. Until these guys start
losing their seats in primaries, they're gonna keep screwing us.
I know, the red state senator from I'm sorry, the
GOP senator from kind of a purplish state. I know
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he's gonna toss a vote now and then I don't
like I get it. I get it. You know McCormick
in Pennsylvania, I know they're doing a recount there, So
maybe this is a bad example, but McCormick gets in
in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is as purple as purple gets. It's
not red, it's not blue. We win it, we lose it.
We win it, we lose it. McCormick, it's not that
we just let him go do whatever he wants. McCormick's
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gonna screw us over from time to time. He kind
of has to. In South Dakota, Donald Trump, I believe
got sixty four percent of the general election vote. That's
how red South Dakota is. That means, believe it or not,
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South Dakota could run a right wing lunatic like me,
and I could get elected in South Dakota. Do you
realize that with all the offensive things I say there
and everything else I do here, if I were to
ever win a Republican primary, I would still win the
general election because that state is so blood red. These
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red states like Texas my state, I'm putting the blame
on me too. We could have any Republican we wanted.
We could and should pick the most right wing lunatic
South Carolina. South Carolina has two of the biggest loser
feminine dorks I've ever seen in the GOP. South Carolina
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percentage wise, it's kind of the reddest state in the Union.
They could have anybody, and instead we have police reform
Tam Scott, and then we have the NSAGRAM. You gotta
do better. Me too, I'm pointing figures at me too.
I'm in a red state. I'm a primary voter. I
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haven't done enough. I am making a commitment now to
do more. All that maga enthusiasm must be carried into primaries.
That's how we change things, all right, do some more emails,
in some trouble in big Pharma. Hang on fighting for
your freedom. Every time the Jesse Kelly Show, it is
(18:33):
the Jessie Kelly Show on Wednesday. Hey, let's check in
with DEM's and see if they've figured out how to
appeal more to the working man.
Speaker 4 (18:42):
So is this the guy who's qualified to make decisions
about the most powerful military in the world, who clearly
does not know anything about the military?
Speaker 1 (18:52):
That was Whoopi Goldberg talking about two time Bronze Star
recipient and twenty year veteran of the military, Pete haigseeth.
They're doing great. James Carvill, if he had any hair,
he looks just like me. Has been pulling his hair
out for quite some time and how badly Democrats are
screwing everything up, and what they need to do to
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fix this.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
But this is like trying to wash clothes that's got
smoke all over them. You can't get to snitch out.
And you could ask Senator's mansion, Senator Casey Santa Brown,
Senator Tessa if they don't think that defund the police
had an adverse effect on attitudes to the Democratic Party.
My god, you're right, it was so stupid. No one
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wanted to bring it up, you know, three years later,
but the residue of it just stuck with us. It's
going to take more than one cycle to get this
stench off of the Democratic Party. And it's a stench
of the highest order.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
Let me tell you, it's glorious watching it. Jesse, you
ripped South Dakota for Thune. I agree, but there's no
one else to vote for. He's a Democrat, not even
a Rhino. Quit calling me stupid and give us another option.
I love your show. Well, let's bring up, first of all,
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the old rule on this show. Actually we have a
few rules, but let's go through a couple of them
because they all really apply to this email. First, if
it doesn't apply to you, don't apply it to you.
You understand. If it doesn't apply to you, don't apply
it to you. If I come on here and I
say America's government school teachers are poisoning the minds of
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young children, I don't need you to write me an
email saying don't yell at all of us. I'm a
history teacher and I'm doing the good work. Congratulations. It
didn't apply to you, So why are you emailing me
that you're offended? That's one Two. This is not your
mommy's show. This is your daddy's show. I can't change
(20:56):
my nature. I can't. I am my father's God, rest
his soul. I am direct. Many people would simply call
it rude. I do not have a delicate way to
present things to people. I give it to you right
between the eyes. And that's the way it is. Our
GOP primary voters are not good enough. They are not
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There aren't enough of them. We don't even show up
in primaries. And the ones who do show up in
primaries are morons who vote for the guy who's currently
in It's the default for GOP primary voters in blood
red states. They show up and vote for the guy
they know. Do. I have to pull up the primary
election results again, South Dakota, Texas, South Carolina. I mean,
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you name it. I could go through the red states.
Seventy five percent. That's the average. It's not like it's close.
It's not like whoa, we lost that one by a
little it's a blowout. These red state senators will screw
you over for five years and then on the election
they'll raise fifty million dollars and run a bunch of
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ads about how I'm on Team Trump and we're gonna
protect the border, and the dollars in the GOP primary
will say, Wow, he's gonna protect the border and he
likes Trump like I do. I'll go vote for Thoon.
That kind of idiocy has to stop. And I'm not
here to tell you it's okay. If it doesn't apply
to you, don't apply it to you. And you say,
(22:24):
give me someone else to vote for. Well, people need
to start running. This comes back to legal and local.
Start getting involved running for office. You might find yourself
in the state house one day, state Senate. You might
find yourself in Congress. You might find yourself popular. You
might just find yourself in a position to challenge Don Thune, Well,
we didn't have anyone to vote for. Oh okay, well
(22:45):
never mind, then just quit. I guess I guess we're screwed. Then, Jesse,
I don't have five million dollars. I'm not saying we
can fix these problems overnight or even the next election cycle.
As I've explained, it takes years, in years in years
to fix a party, and a lot of it is
because of these senators. They get dug in like a tick,
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and it takes forever to get them dug out. It
takes time, but we can begin the work, right, So
what does that look like? How about if I give
you this, I'll I'll try to soften the blow a
little bit. How about if I give you this John
Thune got, Well, I'll call it seventy five percent. I'm
not looking at it. I think that's actually pretty accurate.
(23:29):
Seventy four to seventy five percent of the primary vote
last time. What if next time that's sixty five percent.
Now I realize that doesn't solve the problem. That's still overwhelming.
He's still going right back to the Senate. But you
know what else, I guarantee you, guarantee you if John
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Thune gets ten percent less of the primary vote next
election cycle then he got before. John Thune will know it,
and John Thune and his team will discuss it, and
they will be worried about it. That is a frightening
trend for a politician because they will look at it as, uh, oh,
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what's happening to our support base? What we just lost
ten percent in one a lot? What did we do wrong?
Now that didn't even flip the seat, But even that
alone put that guy on notice for the next time,
and maybe the time after that. It's sixty maybe eventually
fifty five. Maybe some young upstart hotshot runs, gets enough
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funding that he needs, gets popular enough, and one day
takes down the machine. This has happened before, and it
can happen again if we care enough to do something
about it. Let's care enough to do something about it,
all right, all right? Oh, and speaking of the Senate,
I kind of glossed over this earlier. It's worth throwing
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on for a second.
Speaker 5 (25:01):
Just been told that Senator John Thune will be the
next Republican leader in the Senate. I congratulate Senator Thun
on being chosen by his colleagues as the next Republican leader.
I look forward to working with him. We've done many
bipartisan things here in the Senate together, and I hope
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that continues.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
This is what they do every time Democrats win the power.
Remember when Chuck Schumer blocked the impeachment You know, impeachment
got sent Ino Schumer's desk and he just kind of
just made up some rules, so just threw it in
the trash. Can Democrats take over with the slimmest of
majorities and rule with an iron fist, And the second
the low TGP takes over, they smell the blood in
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the water. They see nothing but GOP weakness, and they
start playing on it right off the bat. Hey, guys,
you want to be bipartisan, right, Hey, let's be bipartisan.
Everyone gets included now, right, don't freeze us out, guys.
This is why every Republican when they're when, as soon
as they get elected, should be given an automatic subscription
(26:09):
for a male vitality stack from chalk, every single one
of them. Can you imagine how much differently our GOP
would operate if every one of them had a twenty
percent increase in their testosterume, which they can get in
ninety days, which you can get in ninety days. Chalk
isn't reserved for the people in the GOP who need
it most, the senators. Chock is for everybody. And it's
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Black Friday the month, I mean only in November. They're
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let's look back and remember a list of potential replacements
is really bad.
Speaker 5 (27:01):
It is.
Speaker 1 (27:03):
Yes, there is a chance a more conservative upstart like
Rick Scott can mount some sort of a revolution within
the Senate GOP and maybe takeover. That's probably about the
best we could hope for. But the truth is there
have been a couple guys who've been gunning for this
leadership spot for a long time, sucking up to Mitch McConnell,
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proving to the DC swamp that their team players, of course,
that they all play ball. And those two names are
John Cornyn he's much less likely, and John Thune, John Thune,
John Thune from the blood Red State, John Thune, who
should have been primary forever ago. But of course he's
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handsome and speaks very well on TV, so the Moron
GOP primary voter goes out and votes for him every time.
John Thune's probably going to be our next Senate minority
or majority leader. Great, great SoundBite, Chris, Can you do
be a favorite and make sure that's on tomorrow as well?
Just in case we want to listen tomorrow is just
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in case you never know we might want to listen tomorrow.
Did you hear this exchange between Peter Doocy and Corin
Diversity Higher? I enjoyed this immensely present. Biden and Vice
President Harris had a private lunch. How awkward was that?
Speaker 3 (28:24):
I don't even understand.
Speaker 4 (28:25):
Why would it be awkward?
Speaker 1 (28:27):
Because why would he prosident always out for her? And
then she kept Tim at arm's length, and then she lost.
Speaker 4 (28:33):
She said, why would you characterize it as awkward? They
have regular lunches, they meet and talk regularly.
Speaker 1 (28:39):
Why would you weirdness? Yeah, they hate each other. It's great.
All right, we have one segment left. I will do
this big pharma thing. A couple more emails headlines I
get and didn't get to hang on. You're listening to
the Oracle love this one. It's a scream baby. The
Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final
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segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. What
a week it has been. Don't forget. You can email
the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com, email us
eight or I'm sorry, leave a voicemail eight seven seven
three seven seven four three seven three. We just had
a bunch of Chris is the microphone picking up those
cop cars that are wisen by outside. There's a bunch
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of cop cars with lights and sirens wizzen by outside.
You know what I was thinking of every single guy
out there. Everyone knows a guy like this who says
I didn't do it. Every single time you hear those
you know who that guy is. He's the same guy
who claps in the restaurant when the waitress drops a
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glass or a plate and he thinks it's funny. It's
the exact same human being. I could see. I could
see Corey being that guy. Chris, do you think Corey
is I bet he is? I bet I bet he?
I could Corey has that dripping on off of him.
He just I could go, oh, just put that anywhere,
powe and clapping with the plates. But don't lie, Corey.
We all know Jesse. President Trump can sign the executive orders,
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all the executive orders he wants to restore America. The
next president can rescind them with the stroke of a
pen thanks to the behind the schi scenes scheming. That's tough.
The Republican Congress basically is the same as now. Did
not help. I won't be holding my breath. Okay, so
so ned he said, I can use his name. It's
not very hopeful. Listen, here's what you can be hopeful in.
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What you said is not stupid at all, But you
can be hopeful in some things. Are we going to
get huge, amazing legislation passed. Absolutely not. We have the
slimmest of majorities in the House and not I mean
it's a decent majority, but not a huge one in
the Senate. And those bodies are full of losers anyway.
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So we're not going to get a massive piece of
legislation you love, whatever that would be. We're not going
to get a piece of legislation through that's going to
be amazing. And I'm not telling you otherwise, But we
don't need legislation for certain things. These people that are
going to try again, we're waiting on the confirmation process.
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You know, Gates is a fifty to fifty. I don't
know the Gates is going to get through. So again
we don't know who's going to get through. But if
these people do get through, these people who are taking
over these agencies are people who've largely spoken out loudly
against the agencies. They're in there to reform them, to
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drain them. And we don't need legislation for that. Don't
discount I didn't even bring it up, but I probably
should have. Don't discount this new government office Trump has started.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramswami, they are they are going
to start firing people. It's the government Office of Government Efficiency,
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and their job is to get rid of the useless bureaucracy.
And I had seen something today to the effect that
Trump was giving Elon Musk something like five hundred and
thirty days to get it done. How committed is this guy?
Remember this is the guy who bought Twitter and promptly
fired eighty percent of the staff immediately. Elon Musk responded
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to that report and said, I won't need five hundred
and thirty days. This doesn't involve legislation. Deportation doesn't involve legislation.
Building the wall already is legislation. The Biden administration was
just so sick and evil they sued to stop it
being built and sold off the materials. But it's already legislation.
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So much of what we need is already legislated. I
do share your concern. I'm not being dismissive of it
in the House and the Senate because we're going to have,
you know, what's going to be the most bitterly disappointing thing.
It's going to be the Omnibus and things like that.
But I'm looking at an article here big food and
pharma shake in their boots at a second Trump era.
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This is from the Federalist Our FK. Junior is already
announcing six hundred people at NIH National Institute for Health Dawn.
The FDA is in deep, deep trouble because it's become
just a big corporatus thing where the corporations, the pharmaceutical
companies work with the FDA. It's all the same employees.
They just go back and forth approving this, approving that
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our FK Junior wants to reform that. These are things
we don't need legislation for. The disappointment will be the
omnimus spending bills, and it will be disappointing and it
will be devastating. And I want you to make sure
you're ready for that now. And very likely, Chris, go
ahead and write this down. Trump is going to sign
those bills. They're going to do what they always do
in Washington and the House and the Senate, Republicans and
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Democrats are going to come up with a new trillion
dollar bill that funds all kinds of evil crap with
your money, and they're gonna get it through the House,
they're gonna get it through the Senate, and it's gonna
land on Trump's desk and if he doesn't sign it,
it'll be the first spending bill he doesn't sign. So
that is going to be a disappointment. And when that
day comes, we'll yell and scream. But there's a lot
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we can do without legislation. So pick your chin up.
Speaker 5 (34:17):
And now here's a headline, but go you know, you
know the.
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Thing headlines we didn't get to Jack Smith to resign
to avoid embarrassment of being fired by Trump. That is hilarious.
Oh don't worry, Jack. Lawyer up, buddy, and preserve your documents.
There's going to be more than embarrassment coming your way. Humiliation.
Everyone admits Bob Casey lost, except Bob Casey. And as
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of this moment, they have announced that they're doing a
recount of the votes in Pennsylvania. Keep a close eye
on Pennsylvania, and let's hope that army of Republican lawyers
that was so wonderful for Trump on election Day and
stops so many bad things from happening. Let's hope that
same army is being deployed on behalf of Pennsylvania, because
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these people are dirty and they will steal it. Yale
introduces a class on Beyonce's political and cultural impact. I
love these stuff. I love reading these headlines because whatever
we can do to reduce the credibility of these elite schools,
the better off we will be as a nation. They
should stop being seen as a destination for Aiden, Jaden
(35:28):
and Braden. Liberal Americans prepare for Trump's return by stocking
up on birth control, abortion pills, and hormones. Yeah, they're
definitely in a healthy place in this country. CIA officer
arrested in Cambodia for deadly serious leak of classified documents
on Israel. The draining of the swamp by these department
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heads is going to be a four year process at
a minimum. The rot is very very deep. I'm excited.
I like the direction we're going, but the rot is deep.
We are very very very very very sick, and it's
going to take an effort, a lion's effort, to make
us healthy again. So let's pray and let's keep on
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marching forward. We will be back to do it again tomorrow.
That's all.
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