January 14, 2025 • 37 mins
Did the lawfare against Trump actually fail? The destruction democrat policies are not mistakes, they are choices the voters have made and they have to own that. Venison beef burgers
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show, where
we'll make fun of Canada. We'll talk about what is
failure for a Democrat politician with all this law fair stuff.
We'll do some emails all that. So much more to
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come on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now I
want to begin here. Joe Biden got on camera and
did what has become common in this country and bragged
about the money he's going to hand out to people
in California. Help right now, as you all know, people
are impacted by these fires, who are going to receive
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one time payment of seven hundred and seventy dollars one
time payment. When did that become acceptable? I know, I know,
You're not supposed to speak like this now. We're just
all supposed to expect that all this stuff is just
the way things are done. But every time there's a
disaster of any kind, it's not unique to California, it's
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every single time there's a disaster, politicians get up and
brag about the checks they're handing out to the people
in various parts of the country. Why is that in
any way acceptable? Why is it acceptable to stick your
dirty politician hands inside the treasury of this country and
hand it out to anyone for any reason at all.
We've all just accepted this. In fact, most of the
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time we complain because it's not more, oh, just seven
hundred bucks. It should be zero. No matter what you
go through in life, you don't get to take your
fingers and dip them into the public tool, the public
of treasury. I should say, that's not how it works,
and that's most definitely not how it's supposed to work
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in this country. That's all I had to say. Just
had to get that off my chest. I was having
a conversation with Josh Hammer today. Josh Hammer's comes on
the show often. He has this show America on Trial's
good show. He's a lawyer, a surprise, surprise, Josh Hammer's
a lawyer. But he's a lawyer. And we were talking
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about the legal cases because the story in case you're unaware,
Jack Smith, the special counsel, even though that's not really
what he was, it was his job to try to
stop Donald Trump, to try to throw Donald Trump in prison.
Supreme Court really threw a monkey wrench and that whole
thing and jack Smith. Eventually, I'm like last week said hey,
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we're dropping it all. Never mind all these cases, We're
dropping it. And then of course, today, as I mentioned,
he put out his report. Well, I didn't have to
drop it. He was definitely a fellon, but I dropped
that anyway, that kind of thing, and Josh Hammer and
I were talking about it. Josh was understandably spiking the
football on all of these dirtball commies who tried to
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throw Donald Trump in prison, Fanny Willis, Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith,
and he was I don't want to paraphrase, but I'm
going to paraphrase. He was essentially saying, look, it all
worked out for nothing for these people. It didn't work.
They failed, all the law fair failed. And he's not
wrong about that. Everything he said was right. But I
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did push back on him a little in this way,
and that I said, did it fail? Really? This is
what I mean by that. Yes, they wanted to hurt
Donald Trump's election chances. Then it was never about any
crimes Donald Trump committed. They wanted to keep him from power,
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They wanted to throw him in jail. Yes, they wanted
all these things, and they tried. And if it wasn't
for Fanny Willis having an affair, they probably would have
succeeded in Georgia. So they tried. I'm not saying they
didn't try him not saying that's not what they wanted.
But tell me about Fanny Willis's career ten years from now,
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right now, we be easy for you or me to
look at Fanny Willis DA Fulton County, Georgia and say, wow,
what an embarrassing failure. Not only did your misdeeds with
taxpayer money get exposed publicly, but you tried to throw
Donald Trump in prison and you failed. You ended up
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getting in trouble. You failed. Really, you think Fanny Willis
is going to be in the unemployment unemployment line ten
years from now? Do you think, let me ask you this,
forget about unemployment. Maybe that's too extreme. Do you think
she will be in a political position above or below
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where she is now? Ten years from now? Let's change venue,
shall we. Let's go Alvin Bragg Alvin Bragg. George Soros
is one of these. George Soros das has spent his
time letting the animals out of jail in New York
City while trying to throw the good guys like Daniel
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Penny in jail, Alvin Bragg running in eighty some percent
Democrat Manhattan in one of the blue estates in the Union,
New York. Alvin Bragg, he didn't end up getting Donald
Trump in prison the way he wanted to. Granted, he
convicted him of felonies, but we all know those are
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sham felonies. And then the judge comes through, you know what,
no penalties. But did he fail? Ten years from now,
do you think you will still hear the name Alvin
Bragg on this show or other shows? You think he's
gonna finish his time as as DA and just kind
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of disappear into the ether. Or is he going to
use his successful prosecution of Donald Trump member he got
a conviction. Is he going to use his successful prosecution
of Donald Trump as the way to get promoted and
advance up the political ladder. Oh, Donald Trump's not rotting
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in a New York state prison, which of course he
would have taken. But this is all about Alvin Bragg
and getting promoted. And the truth is in places that
are completely Democrat controlled, the Democrats in those places are animals.
They are They're just barbaric animals. They can't. They've not
been able to control themselves. They get together in parties
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and they joke about you dying, they joke about killing you,
they joke about dropping bombs on rural America. I've been
in these settings before. I'm not talking about a random
Democrat sprinkled in your friend group. But when the demons
only gather with each other, only live, work, and not
worship around you each other, then they just turned themselves
into demonic animals who get really, really violent. That's why
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they always get caught on social media joking, oh, Donald
Trump got shot, It's too bad that didn't hit him,
ha ha ha. And then they ended up getting in
trouble and they're all confused. I don't understand. The reason
they don't understand is that's exactly how they talk with
their friends, and that's how their friends talk. So back
to what I was saying, in these super blue areas
like New York City, Alvin Bragg, he's going to run
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on what he did because the savages who vote in
those elections, they want Republicans thrown in jail. And that
brings me to this. Arizona's Attorney General, Chris Mays, he
has made an interesting request here. It is right here,
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Arizona Attorney General. This is from town Hall. Arizona Attorney
General Chris Mays, a Democrat, has requested President Joe Biden's
Department of Justice hand over former Special counsel Jack Smith's
case files against incoming President Donald Trump and others for
ongoing prosecution. Wait, what why would he do such a thing?
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He's not going to go anywhere. Jack Smith dropped it
because the Supreme Court knee captainim Why would Chris Mays
ask the Biden doj hey hand me those files, I'll
take down Trump. Well, that's how you get promoted in
the Democrat party as being an animal using your power
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to imprison your political opponents. Even if you fail, it's
not seen as a failure by Democrat voters. It's seen
as a success. Democrats in Fulton County, Georgia are going
to launch Fanny Willis into her next political position, whatever
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that may be mayor of Atlanta. Maybe she's gonna run
for some big shot position state Senate, maybe US Senator,
maybe governor one day, although that's probably not going to
go her way in Georgia. But you see Alvin Bragg's
career is not going to suffer for what he's done.
Fanny Willis is not going to suffer for what she's done.
When you are an elected Democrat, you understand that your
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base wants you to be an animal. They want to
see a bloodthirsty savage with no regard for the law
or anything else. They want to see somebody who throws
their political opponents in jail, Which is back to what
we've been talking about. Why do these Democrats, why do
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they make such idiots of themselves trying to act so
hysterically during confirmation week and in all of.
Speaker 2 (09:53):
These other circumstances, you've denigrated active duty service members. We
have hundreds, hundreds of women who are currently in the infantry,
lethal members of our military serving in the infantry.
Speaker 1 (10:06):
But you degrade them. You say we need.
Speaker 2 (10:09):
Moms, but not in the military, especially in combat units.
Speaker 1 (10:13):
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all this other garbage about failing up and these politicians.
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do some emails stuck a little bit of wildfire stuff?
Hang on, is he smarter than everyone who knows does
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he think? So, Yeah, the Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Reminding you you
can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So there's a story that California Democrats, as the fires
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are raging, they're trying to get fifty million dollars to
protect illegals from deportation. I'm not going to stay on
this story because it's just it goes without saying. But remember,
like we talked about yesterday, the Communist never stops the
revolution as an anti human. There's never, ever, ever an
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occasion ever where he decides the revolution must be put
on hold or must be slowed down. That's not how
he thinks you. You can run into a million different
situations in your life where you will say, or at
least think, let's set politics aside. The Communist doesn't think
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like that at all, because it's not politics to him.
It's a religion. A religion. Now, ex do some emails, Jesse.
Thanks for explaining mistake versus choice. If I'd heard your
explanation earlier in life, I would have won more arguments.
My liberal sister often uses the word mistake to avoid
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being viewed as irresponsible. Whether she's talking about herself or
Joe Biden, she'll say, so you don't make mistakes. Of course,
that's why I despise it. And that's why. Look, if
we have people who are on the left, if you
have the liberal aunt Peggy in your life, maybe she's
starting to get a little right wing curious. I'm not
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sure if that's exactly how I want to put that,
but maybe she's starting to sour or kind of sour
a little on the left. You're seeing a lot of this,
or at least I should say, I'm hearing a lot
of this from people in southern California. Well, we've always
voted Democrats, but we're so mad now, Okay, So maybe
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maybe you've got a lefty in your life who's getting
a little curious about you and your side. Yes, we
want people to come over. We want to welcome people over. However,
we have to absolutely have to get real accountability from people.
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We have to. And now I'm not saying you have
to beat your sister up verbally when she decides to
stop being a Democrat and turn into a Republican. No, Peggy,
tell me all this is your fault first and then
will accept you. That's not what I'm saying. But what
we can't allow is a dismissal of all the misery
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and death and poverty and araable stuff that has been
brought by Democrats. We can't allow the people who gave
them that power to just wash their hands of it.
We have to come back into being an accountability society.
If you are in California and you vote for Democrat,
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the wild fires being out of control with empty hydrants
are your fault. If you live in New York City
and you vote Democrat, I always vote Democrat, me and
all my Democrat friends. Then the latest animal who gets
let out of prison and burns a woman to death
on the subway is your fault. You did it. You
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voted for the politicians who announced their intention to make
that happen after they got elected. They made it happen.
When it comes to national politics, Joe Biden, Oh, the
rapes and murders and misery brought about by four years
of having the border wide old.
Speaker 2 (15:41):
It's never been a denial that TDA is here.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Chief Todd Chamberlain says the home invasion at twelfth in
Dallas was without question gang activity. Sixteen suspects are now
in custody for the violent kidnapping.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
They mistreated them for hours and hours. They stabbed them,
they beat them profusely.
Speaker 3 (15:57):
Charges include second degree kidnapping, aggravated robbery, assault, burglary, and extortion.
They were reportedly demanding five hundred dollars payments every two
weeks from tenants.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
The hard part is identifying the TDA. Democrats brought those
people into the country on purpose, and if you voted
for Joe Biden, you own it. Because Joe Biden announced
during his run how kind he was going to be
to all the illegals. He announced during one of the debates,
he said it on camera that he would call basically
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welcome a surge at the border. I would in fact
make sure that there is we immediately surge to the border.
Speaker 3 (16:39):
All those people are seeking asylum.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
If you went to the polls and you voted Democrat,
you have to own that. It doesn't mean you have
to walk around hanging your head the rest of your life.
If you've woken up and coming and made the choice
to stop doing that, good for you. I'm glad you
made the choice to stay doing that. But if I
get hooked on heroin and I proceed to lose my job,
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my health, my wife, and my kids. Then if I
ever want any kind of forgiveness and reconciliation, I can't say, wow,
do you know I made a mistake. No no, no, no,
no no, no, no no no. That's not ownership at all,
and more than anything. If that's what I say about
my black tar heroin addiction, well I made a mistake.
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What it tells you is that I haven't really owned
my choices. It was not a mistake. If you live
in a blue area, in your blue area, like Denver,
like we brought up Denver, what they've done to that
wonderful American city, and you live in Denver and you
vote Democrat, you did it. You voted for this. I
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don't like that there are homeless people everywhere. I don't
like that we're taking taxpayer money handing it to illegals.
I don't like that someone got stabbed. I don't like
that the gang member was pulling people's fingernails out. Well,
why'd you vote for it? Why? It's crazy, just as
crazy as living with pain every day. I bet you
the people who had their fingernails pulled out. I bet
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at Jesse Kelly DC. It is the Jesse Kelly Shall
I'm sure I'm gonna get all kinds of crap for
not wanting the federal government to hand out money and
the wake of something terrible, some sort of natural disaster
coming down. We've lost all sense of what money is,
what taxpayer money is. And when you give politicians the
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ability to do those things, to hand out checks to people,
then you just give the next guy the opportunity to
do it and try to buy more votes. Remember the
COVID thing back when Trump was president. We need more
stimulus checks. Should we get bigger stimulus checks? No stimulus checks.
We need to hand them more money. We should hand
out this money. It's all their money. Anyway, I'm supposed
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to thank a politician, thanks for sending me a little
bit back. Now you can count me out on that. Oh,
here's a feel good story. So it's from France, which
is always a good time to make fun of them.
There's a theater in France, a communist theater. I believe
they actually call themselves socialists, but they know they're comedy types.
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Five weeks ago they decided to put on a free
event for African migrants, and two hundred and fifty of
these Africans came in there. Event gets over. Africans won't
leave theaters begging. Africans won't leave. In fact, now they're
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getting a hold of their friends, and their numbers are swelling.
This is five weeks ago. They've obviously had to cancel
all these different performances, so ticket sales are nonexistent. They're
facing bankruptcy. The sanitary conditions, as you can imagine, are
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not great, and the theater is going to go bankrupt.
Is there anything more delicious than communists getting all the
results of communism? We're so nice, We love all the illegals.
We're gonna put on a free event for them. Hey, guys,
hope you enjoyed the show. You can go home now.
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Why why aren't you going home? I don't but I
was so nice to you. But that's not how that works. Oh,
here's another thing you can feel good about the Washington Post.
It's traffic has disappeared, as in it's down over ninety percent.
This is on the heels of MSNBC's Big Cheese leaving
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all day shakeups at CNN. What's happening right now, and
this is global It's not just America. But what's happening
right now is it's looking more and more like a
complete rejection of the system, a rejection of globalism, communism
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in all its forms. COVID In my opinion, a lot
of this comes back to COVID, and COVID did and
continues to do all kinds of damage to people. It
just does the small businesses. People's hearts are exploding. The
COVID has done so much damage. But in a way,
if we have to look at it that way, maybe
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it was partially good in the end, because in the
end it took a lot of people from being normans. Well,
I'm just watching the game tonight. To all of a sudden,
people who want to get involved, who ask questions to minute,
Why wasn't my daughter allowed to graduate? Hold on a minute,
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What did they just try to teach my son in
history class? Hold on a minute. I was told that
my business has to shut down, but the governor just
had a big party with all of his friends at
a restaurant. All the evil government tyranny that came down
during COVID was horrible. I remember screaming about it all
the time. You remember those days, Gosh, I about blew
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a gasket. But in the end, maybe it was a
good thing. Maybe it maybe COVID, maybe it did more
to wake up norm and Norma than you or I
could ever do. And that's Look, we can all sleep
better at night for that, Jesse. The perfect burger is absolutely,
with unreasonable doubt, a mixed burger. This guy says, stay
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with me here, ground venison half part and ground eighty
twenty beef half part, grill over an open flame two
minutes to see her flip cool on in direct heat
for six minutes. Season with garlic powder, buttery onion powder,
buttery onion powder, Chris, He said, Kinder makes that. I
don't know who that is, or Kinder, go ahead and
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look that up. Buttery onion powder sounds legitimate anyway, and
seasoning salt. You'll thank me later. I'm gonna say something
I don't like venison now, don't don't tell me I've
never had your kind of venison. I grew up deer
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hunting with my dad in Montana. We used to deer hunt. Look,
we always would would eat it. We just always that's
what we always believed in, we would eat it. Or
if it was something we absolutely would not eat, like antelope,
we really weren't big on that. We'd find some kind
of a shelter or something like that, make sure the
animal gets eat But deer, we were always trying to
fill the freezer with deer meat. There was a time
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they may still do this in Montana. I don't know,
I haven't been hunting up there in forever. But a
dough a female deer, sorry for you city slicker types
of dough. You could get a dough tag. You had
to get a tag to shoot deer. In Montana, you
could get a dough tag with no limit five dollars.
Five dollars you would have a tag. This is how
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it works in Montana. You have a designated area where
you're allowed to hunt. It works differently in different states.
Texas has deer leases and things like that. In Montana,
you put in preferences. Hey, I really want to hunt
here by Bozeman. You know, you have a specific spot,
and you'll put in for that spot. You may be
you may get approved, you may not get approved. That's
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kind of how that works. But wherever you were deer
hunting in Montana, we used to do this all the time.
You could go right down a local sporting good store,
whatever sporting good store happens to be in your area,
and you just walk up and you hand them a
five dollar bill and he'll hand you a tag to
go shoot dough. So what Chris, Well, this Chris is
having a hard time. I understand this deer. Look, I
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love deer. They're really really cool that they are. Honestly,
they're like big rats or big hog Texas hogs. You know,
you know how invasive hogs are here in Texas. I've
explained it. Deer can do that kind of damage if
they are not regulated. That's why Montana Fish and wildlife.
It works this way in really all the states. But
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they will have Look, we got to kill some of
these deer because the deer will tear through every freaking thing,
and so they want you to thin out the deer population. Well,
we'd go do that all the time. What I'm trying
to say that was a long way of saying. We
always had a freezer full of deer meat and I
never liked it. But you know, you didn't get to
say that. You didn't get it. You didn't get an opinion.
And the Kelly household, you're eating whatever the heck they're cooking,
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and they're putting it on the table. And my mom
used to make deer beef stroganof only with venison strogan
off and deer steaks and deer this and dear that.
I never got into it. I never There's something about
to taste of deer, elk. I loved moose, I liked
a lot elk I loved. I probably like elk as
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much as I like beef, But deer always tasted a
little gamey to me. Now I'm gonna show up tomorrow
to a bunch of emails by people yelling at me
that it depends on what they eat. And it very
much does depend on what they eat. The ones that
we used to eat in Montana were not what I
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would consider good. And those are wild. I mean it's
not like they're there, they keep them in a fence.
They were wild. Whatever they were eating, I didn't enjoy
eating it. And I can pretty much say the same
thing for Ohio as well. Just not a deer guy.
Oh and rabbit. My old man used to have God
rest his soul. Three months ago, you know that, three
months ago today I lost my dad. He used to
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rabbit hunt and he'd bring him back to the house
and skin them and whatnot. And it was rabbit stew
and rabbit. This rabbit that I don't I don't like
rabbit very much, but he would give me the feet.
You know how rabbit fee? What? Chris? Rabbit feet? You
never heard this? They're good luck? No, not to eat? Man?
What is wrong with you? Chris? You don't eat a
rabbit's foot. You save a rabbit's foot, and it's supposed
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to be good luck. But Man, I did not enjoy
eating them. You know what else is not fun? When
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ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse. We'll be back Jesse Kelly
returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. We will
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be back tomorrow. Do not forget to send me an email.
We love your emails Jesse at Jessekellyshow dot com. If
you're just joining the show, perhaps you're picking up on
the fact we don't do a lot of guests, and
I don't think we've done phone calls in two or
three months. It don't do a lot of phone calls,
but we really stick with the emails and voicemails Jesse
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at Jesse Kellyshow dot com or a voicemail eight seven
seven three seven seven four three seventh three. So during
the break, Jewish producer Chris was talking about hunting and
he said, it sounds awful after you kill it, you
can't just leave it there and you don't like the meat. Okay, well,
I'll get to that part in a second. But if
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I can defend hunting. Let me ask you something, Chris,
climbing Mount Everest. Does it sound like a good time?
The freezing, the lack of oxygen? That does it sound
like a good time? You know when you're talking about it,
reading about it, it doesn't sound fun, right, But the
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challenge of it, the challenge of it and overcoming an
obstacle sounds fun. We uh. The first real big game
hunting I ever did was antelope hunting in Montana. And
don't be emailing. I mean their prong horned and that
whatever we call them antelope. There were antelope all over
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eastern Montana. Well there are over eastern Montana, and they're
super fast and they have good noses. You have to
to survive, and they're on it's not super flat planes.
It's more rolling planes. There are hills, and it's not
really truck hunting. And you don't really have a deer stand.
You see a group of them somewhere, yeah, you'll try
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to get your truck somewhere, but then you have to
get out. You have to play the wind, you have
to worry about their sight. You have to try to
sneak up on these things in a way that you
can get close enough to even get a shot off.
And then if you get a shot off. My first
antelope I ever killed was around four hundred yards. Now
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that that's I mean, it's not saying that's all of them.
But you got to reach out and touch them. You've
got to get You've got to reach out and touch them. Well, yeah,
I just said I didn't enjoy eating antelope. We generally
gave away the antelope meat. It tasted real sagey out
there because that's where they're eating sage. It was way
too sagey. But let me tell you something. You're gonna
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try and fail a lot. You have any idea how
many times they came over a hill. Sure, I was
about to see that group of antelope, and they had
sniffed me or seen me. And I came over the
hill after an hour or two of work, and they
were five miles in the other direction where they'd taken off.
And now you're walking across God's creation to find them again.
You finally get one, and it's pretty satisfying. That's one two,
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And you really should appreciate this crispy it is how
you now have two women in the house. It's really quiet,
and it's peaceful, being out in a Being out in
nature is quiet, peaceful, you said, so is fishing. Yes,
exact same point. I'm not trying to tell you to hunt.
I really don't hunt anymore. I mainly fish now when
I do that stuff, I really don't hunt anymore. Although
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now I'm going to start taking the boys deer hunting.
They actually asked me to go deer hunting, So now
I'm gonna have to take them out, dear, And but anyway,
that's that's one of the best ways I could explain hunting.
It's wonderful being outdoors if you have the right gear.
It's nice and quiet. It's a good place to pray
and reflect and things like that. And nature is always better,
always better to pray in nature. That's one. Two. It's
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the challenge. Man. You're dealing with something that can see
better than you, and smell better than you and hear
better than you. Yes, you have a gun, but it
has that plus it's necessary. You know what else is necessary?
Getting democrats out of office. Sometimes you can have some
sanity out there. There are a couple of little headlines
that go perfectly together. Europe to boost defense cooperation under Trump,
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the German minister says Trump is always whipping these NATO
countries to spend more on defense. You know, people love
to talk about the quasi socialist governments in Europe about all, oh,
we hand out this and we have free that. Remember,
they only have the luxury of doing that because Big
America provides all the defense budget. If they had to
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spend money on their military in any significant way, they
wouldn't have all these oh wonderful free this and free that.
And Democrats who pillage the country every chance they get,
are thrilled to let all their globalist countries pillage the
country too whenever they take over. That's why Joe Biden
can't shovel your money out the door fast enough during
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his last six days. It's nice to get some sanity
in there that says, no, America is not a sheep. No,
you're not going to shave us dead.
Speaker 3 (34:37):
No.
Speaker 1 (34:37):
Oh, and that pairs well with this one. Canada suddenly
says it will buy more US products after Trump threatened
to slap it with tariffs. As we talked about, when
Trump issued that threat, it was less a reality than
a threat for Canada to start treating US better. In Mexico,
treating us better trade wise than they have. But when
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you have Democrats in office and most Republicans, they don't
want to address that situation at all. They want to
act like everything's fine and then call it free trade.
It's not free trade. To allow your best friend, your
next door neighbor to reach his hands into your bank
account and take money out. That's not free trade at all.
It's just gosh, we are so close to some sanity.
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I can't wait. And now here's a headline. Why you know,
the thing headlines we didn't get to Labor's plan to
exterminate Asian rape gangs is to make the term islamophobic
to all communists. The problem is simply a censorship problem.
(35:46):
If the truth is getting out there, you don't have
to change your ways. You have to find a way
to stop people from telling the truth. That's why they're
throwing people in prison in the UK for Facebook posts.
Apple's board recommended shareholders reject DEI rollback proposal. Man Apple.
At a time when the rest of corporate America is
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starting to walk away from this DEI stuff, Apple is
going all in. We'll see how it works out for him.
University of New Mexico website features multiple land, labor and
immigrant acknowledgments. Be very careful where you send your child,
especially where you send your daughter. Remember parents, As I've
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said many many times before, you lose your son to
communism when he marries one. You lose your daughter to
communism when you send her to college. I've seen it
many times. Florida woman arrested after accidentally texting cop instead
of drug dealer. Gosh. I hate when that happens. Russia
welcomes Trump's tone on the Ukraine conflict. I will be
(36:51):
very fascinated to see whether Trump can actually end this
Russia Ukraine carnage as fast as he says he can.
I hope he can. I don't want anyone else to die.
I don't want you to die, at least until tomorrow. Wait,
I don't want you to die tomorrow either. That came
out wrong. Anyway. We'll be back tomorrow for the radio show.
That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show, where
we'll make fun of Canada. We'll talk about what is
failure for a Democrat politician with all this law fair stuff.
We'll do some emails all that. So much more to
(00:31):
come on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now I
want to begin here. Joe Biden got on camera and
did what has become common in this country and bragged
about the money he's going to hand out to people
in California. Help right now, as you all know, people
are impacted by these fires, who are going to receive
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one time payment of seven hundred and seventy dollars one
time payment. When did that become acceptable? I know, I know,
You're not supposed to speak like this now. We're just
all supposed to expect that all this stuff is just
the way things are done. But every time there's a
disaster of any kind, it's not unique to California, it's
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every single time there's a disaster, politicians get up and
brag about the checks they're handing out to the people
in various parts of the country. Why is that in
any way acceptable? Why is it acceptable to stick your
dirty politician hands inside the treasury of this country and
hand it out to anyone for any reason at all.
We've all just accepted this. In fact, most of the
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time we complain because it's not more, oh, just seven
hundred bucks. It should be zero. No matter what you
go through in life, you don't get to take your
fingers and dip them into the public tool, the public
of treasury. I should say, that's not how it works,
and that's most definitely not how it's supposed to work
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in this country. That's all I had to say. Just
had to get that off my chest. I was having
a conversation with Josh Hammer today. Josh Hammer's comes on
the show often. He has this show America on Trial's
good show. He's a lawyer, a surprise, surprise, Josh Hammer's
a lawyer. But he's a lawyer. And we were talking
(02:17):
about the legal cases because the story in case you're unaware,
Jack Smith, the special counsel, even though that's not really
what he was, it was his job to try to
stop Donald Trump, to try to throw Donald Trump in prison.
Supreme Court really threw a monkey wrench and that whole
thing and jack Smith. Eventually, I'm like last week said hey,
(02:40):
we're dropping it all. Never mind all these cases, We're
dropping it. And then of course, today, as I mentioned,
he put out his report. Well, I didn't have to
drop it. He was definitely a fellon, but I dropped
that anyway, that kind of thing, and Josh Hammer and
I were talking about it. Josh was understandably spiking the
football on all of these dirtball commies who tried to
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throw Donald Trump in prison, Fanny Willis, Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith,
and he was I don't want to paraphrase, but I'm
going to paraphrase. He was essentially saying, look, it all
worked out for nothing for these people. It didn't work.
They failed, all the law fair failed. And he's not
wrong about that. Everything he said was right. But I
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did push back on him a little in this way,
and that I said, did it fail? Really? This is
what I mean by that. Yes, they wanted to hurt
Donald Trump's election chances. Then it was never about any
crimes Donald Trump committed. They wanted to keep him from power,
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They wanted to throw him in jail. Yes, they wanted
all these things, and they tried. And if it wasn't
for Fanny Willis having an affair, they probably would have
succeeded in Georgia. So they tried. I'm not saying they
didn't try him not saying that's not what they wanted.
But tell me about Fanny Willis's career ten years from now,
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right now, we be easy for you or me to
look at Fanny Willis DA Fulton County, Georgia and say, wow,
what an embarrassing failure. Not only did your misdeeds with
taxpayer money get exposed publicly, but you tried to throw
Donald Trump in prison and you failed. You ended up
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getting in trouble. You failed. Really, you think Fanny Willis
is going to be in the unemployment unemployment line ten
years from now? Do you think, let me ask you this,
forget about unemployment. Maybe that's too extreme. Do you think
she will be in a political position above or below
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where she is now? Ten years from now? Let's change venue,
shall we. Let's go Alvin Bragg Alvin Bragg. George Soros
is one of these. George Soros das has spent his
time letting the animals out of jail in New York
City while trying to throw the good guys like Daniel
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Penny in jail, Alvin Bragg running in eighty some percent
Democrat Manhattan in one of the blue estates in the Union,
New York. Alvin Bragg, he didn't end up getting Donald
Trump in prison the way he wanted to. Granted, he
convicted him of felonies, but we all know those are
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sham felonies. And then the judge comes through, you know what,
no penalties. But did he fail? Ten years from now,
do you think you will still hear the name Alvin
Bragg on this show or other shows? You think he's
gonna finish his time as as DA and just kind
(05:59):
of disappear into the ether. Or is he going to
use his successful prosecution of Donald Trump member he got
a conviction. Is he going to use his successful prosecution
of Donald Trump as the way to get promoted and
advance up the political ladder. Oh, Donald Trump's not rotting
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in a New York state prison, which of course he
would have taken. But this is all about Alvin Bragg
and getting promoted. And the truth is in places that
are completely Democrat controlled, the Democrats in those places are animals.
They are They're just barbaric animals. They can't. They've not
been able to control themselves. They get together in parties
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and they joke about you dying, they joke about killing you,
they joke about dropping bombs on rural America. I've been
in these settings before. I'm not talking about a random
Democrat sprinkled in your friend group. But when the demons
only gather with each other, only live, work, and not
worship around you each other, then they just turned themselves
into demonic animals who get really, really violent. That's why
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they always get caught on social media joking, oh, Donald
Trump got shot, It's too bad that didn't hit him,
ha ha ha. And then they ended up getting in
trouble and they're all confused. I don't understand. The reason
they don't understand is that's exactly how they talk with
their friends, and that's how their friends talk. So back
to what I was saying, in these super blue areas
like New York City, Alvin Bragg, he's going to run
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on what he did because the savages who vote in
those elections, they want Republicans thrown in jail. And that
brings me to this. Arizona's Attorney General, Chris Mays, he
has made an interesting request here. It is right here,
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Arizona Attorney General. This is from town Hall. Arizona Attorney
General Chris Mays, a Democrat, has requested President Joe Biden's
Department of Justice hand over former Special counsel Jack Smith's
case files against incoming President Donald Trump and others for
ongoing prosecution. Wait, what why would he do such a thing?
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He's not going to go anywhere. Jack Smith dropped it
because the Supreme Court knee captainim Why would Chris Mays
ask the Biden doj hey hand me those files, I'll
take down Trump. Well, that's how you get promoted in
the Democrat party as being an animal using your power
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to imprison your political opponents. Even if you fail, it's
not seen as a failure by Democrat voters. It's seen
as a success. Democrats in Fulton County, Georgia are going
to launch Fanny Willis into her next political position, whatever
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that may be mayor of Atlanta. Maybe she's gonna run
for some big shot position state Senate, maybe US Senator,
maybe governor one day, although that's probably not going to
go her way in Georgia. But you see Alvin Bragg's
career is not going to suffer for what he's done.
Fanny Willis is not going to suffer for what she's done.
When you are an elected Democrat, you understand that your
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base wants you to be an animal. They want to
see a bloodthirsty savage with no regard for the law
or anything else. They want to see somebody who throws
their political opponents in jail, Which is back to what
we've been talking about. Why do these Democrats, why do
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they make such idiots of themselves trying to act so
hysterically during confirmation week and in all of.
Speaker 2 (09:53):
These other circumstances, you've denigrated active duty service members. We
have hundreds, hundreds of women who are currently in the infantry,
lethal members of our military serving in the infantry.
Speaker 1 (10:06):
But you degrade them. You say we need.
Speaker 2 (10:09):
Moms, but not in the military, especially in combat units.
Speaker 1 (10:13):
You know what else has been on my mind beyond
all this other garbage about failing up and these politicians.
My blender. I have the world's greatest blender. My blender
has a name, and it's not just a name I
gave it. It's the name. It's called the Obliterator. What's
(10:33):
your blender called? It's not the obliterator, is it? Chefman
makes the obliterator. They're famous for it at this point
in time making smoothies. Bob makes those disgusting smoothies. How
do I get them down? The obliterator has it so smooth,
It just goes right down the hatch the obliterator. You
want to crush up some mice, you want to make
some soup, the obliterator. It looks so good you leave
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it on the counter, and Ob is souper picky about
what she leaves on the counter. And the best part
is it's affordable. I know there are all these blenders
out there now, Well, for nine hundred dollars, we'll blend
up your stuff. You don't have to do that. You
can pick this thing up. You can pick up the
Obliterator in Walmart, or you can go to Chefman dot com.
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It's friggin durable. Our blenders never last more than a
couple of years. This thing can take a beating. Go
get yourself one Chefman dot com. All right, all right,
do some emails stuck a little bit of wildfire stuff?
Hang on, is he smarter than everyone who knows does
(11:42):
he think? So, Yeah, the Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Reminding you you
can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So there's a story that California Democrats, as the fires
(12:04):
are raging, they're trying to get fifty million dollars to
protect illegals from deportation. I'm not going to stay on
this story because it's just it goes without saying. But remember,
like we talked about yesterday, the Communist never stops the
revolution as an anti human. There's never, ever, ever an
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occasion ever where he decides the revolution must be put
on hold or must be slowed down. That's not how
he thinks you. You can run into a million different
situations in your life where you will say, or at
least think, let's set politics aside. The Communist doesn't think
(12:49):
like that at all, because it's not politics to him.
It's a religion. A religion. Now, ex do some emails, Jesse.
Thanks for explaining mistake versus choice. If I'd heard your
explanation earlier in life, I would have won more arguments.
My liberal sister often uses the word mistake to avoid
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being viewed as irresponsible. Whether she's talking about herself or
Joe Biden, she'll say, so you don't make mistakes. Of course,
that's why I despise it. And that's why. Look, if
we have people who are on the left, if you
have the liberal aunt Peggy in your life, maybe she's
starting to get a little right wing curious. I'm not
(13:36):
sure if that's exactly how I want to put that,
but maybe she's starting to sour or kind of sour
a little on the left. You're seeing a lot of this,
or at least I should say, I'm hearing a lot
of this from people in southern California. Well, we've always
voted Democrats, but we're so mad now, Okay, So maybe
(13:56):
maybe you've got a lefty in your life who's getting
a little curious about you and your side. Yes, we
want people to come over. We want to welcome people over. However,
we have to absolutely have to get real accountability from people.
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We have to. And now I'm not saying you have
to beat your sister up verbally when she decides to
stop being a Democrat and turn into a Republican. No, Peggy,
tell me all this is your fault first and then
will accept you. That's not what I'm saying. But what
we can't allow is a dismissal of all the misery
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and death and poverty and araable stuff that has been
brought by Democrats. We can't allow the people who gave
them that power to just wash their hands of it.
We have to come back into being an accountability society.
If you are in California and you vote for Democrat,
(15:00):
the wild fires being out of control with empty hydrants
are your fault. If you live in New York City
and you vote Democrat, I always vote Democrat, me and
all my Democrat friends. Then the latest animal who gets
let out of prison and burns a woman to death
on the subway is your fault. You did it. You
(15:22):
voted for the politicians who announced their intention to make
that happen after they got elected. They made it happen.
When it comes to national politics, Joe Biden, Oh, the
rapes and murders and misery brought about by four years
of having the border wide old.
Speaker 2 (15:41):
It's never been a denial that TDA is here.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Chief Todd Chamberlain says the home invasion at twelfth in
Dallas was without question gang activity. Sixteen suspects are now
in custody for the violent kidnapping.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
They mistreated them for hours and hours. They stabbed them,
they beat them profusely.
Speaker 3 (15:57):
Charges include second degree kidnapping, aggravated robbery, assault, burglary, and extortion.
They were reportedly demanding five hundred dollars payments every two
weeks from tenants.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
The hard part is identifying the TDA. Democrats brought those
people into the country on purpose, and if you voted
for Joe Biden, you own it. Because Joe Biden announced
during his run how kind he was going to be
to all the illegals. He announced during one of the debates,
he said it on camera that he would call basically
(16:31):
welcome a surge at the border. I would in fact
make sure that there is we immediately surge to the border.
Speaker 3 (16:39):
All those people are seeking asylum.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
If you went to the polls and you voted Democrat,
you have to own that. It doesn't mean you have
to walk around hanging your head the rest of your life.
If you've woken up and coming and made the choice
to stop doing that, good for you. I'm glad you
made the choice to stay doing that. But if I
get hooked on heroin and I proceed to lose my job,
(17:05):
my health, my wife, and my kids. Then if I
ever want any kind of forgiveness and reconciliation, I can't say, wow,
do you know I made a mistake. No no, no, no,
no no, no, no no no. That's not ownership at all,
and more than anything. If that's what I say about
my black tar heroin addiction, well I made a mistake.
(17:28):
What it tells you is that I haven't really owned
my choices. It was not a mistake. If you live
in a blue area, in your blue area, like Denver,
like we brought up Denver, what they've done to that
wonderful American city, and you live in Denver and you
vote Democrat, you did it. You voted for this. I
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don't like that there are homeless people everywhere. I don't
like that we're taking taxpayer money handing it to illegals.
I don't like that someone got stabbed. I don't like
that the gang member was pulling people's fingernails out. Well,
why'd you vote for it? Why? It's crazy, just as
crazy as living with pain every day. I bet you
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at Jesse Kelly DC. It is the Jesse Kelly Shall
I'm sure I'm gonna get all kinds of crap for
not wanting the federal government to hand out money and
the wake of something terrible, some sort of natural disaster
coming down. We've lost all sense of what money is,
what taxpayer money is. And when you give politicians the
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ability to do those things, to hand out checks to people,
then you just give the next guy the opportunity to
do it and try to buy more votes. Remember the
COVID thing back when Trump was president. We need more
stimulus checks. Should we get bigger stimulus checks? No stimulus checks.
We need to hand them more money. We should hand
out this money. It's all their money. Anyway, I'm supposed
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to thank a politician, thanks for sending me a little
bit back. Now you can count me out on that. Oh,
here's a feel good story. So it's from France, which
is always a good time to make fun of them.
There's a theater in France, a communist theater. I believe
they actually call themselves socialists, but they know they're comedy types.
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Five weeks ago they decided to put on a free
event for African migrants, and two hundred and fifty of
these Africans came in there. Event gets over. Africans won't
leave theaters begging. Africans won't leave. In fact, now they're
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getting a hold of their friends, and their numbers are swelling.
This is five weeks ago. They've obviously had to cancel
all these different performances, so ticket sales are nonexistent. They're
facing bankruptcy. The sanitary conditions, as you can imagine, are
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not great, and the theater is going to go bankrupt.
Is there anything more delicious than communists getting all the
results of communism? We're so nice, We love all the illegals.
We're gonna put on a free event for them. Hey, guys,
hope you enjoyed the show. You can go home now.
(21:35):
Why why aren't you going home? I don't but I
was so nice to you. But that's not how that works. Oh,
here's another thing you can feel good about the Washington Post.
It's traffic has disappeared, as in it's down over ninety percent.
This is on the heels of MSNBC's Big Cheese leaving
(21:59):
all day shakeups at CNN. What's happening right now, and
this is global It's not just America. But what's happening
right now is it's looking more and more like a
complete rejection of the system, a rejection of globalism, communism
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in all its forms. COVID In my opinion, a lot
of this comes back to COVID, and COVID did and
continues to do all kinds of damage to people. It
just does the small businesses. People's hearts are exploding. The
COVID has done so much damage. But in a way,
if we have to look at it that way, maybe
(22:43):
it was partially good in the end, because in the
end it took a lot of people from being normans. Well,
I'm just watching the game tonight. To all of a sudden,
people who want to get involved, who ask questions to minute,
Why wasn't my daughter allowed to graduate? Hold on a minute,
(23:04):
What did they just try to teach my son in
history class? Hold on a minute. I was told that
my business has to shut down, but the governor just
had a big party with all of his friends at
a restaurant. All the evil government tyranny that came down
during COVID was horrible. I remember screaming about it all
the time. You remember those days, Gosh, I about blew
(23:26):
a gasket. But in the end, maybe it was a
good thing. Maybe it maybe COVID, maybe it did more
to wake up norm and Norma than you or I
could ever do. And that's Look, we can all sleep
better at night for that, Jesse. The perfect burger is absolutely,
with unreasonable doubt, a mixed burger. This guy says, stay
(23:50):
with me here, ground venison half part and ground eighty
twenty beef half part, grill over an open flame two
minutes to see her flip cool on in direct heat
for six minutes. Season with garlic powder, buttery onion powder,
buttery onion powder, Chris, He said, Kinder makes that. I
don't know who that is, or Kinder, go ahead and
(24:10):
look that up. Buttery onion powder sounds legitimate anyway, and
seasoning salt. You'll thank me later. I'm gonna say something
I don't like venison now, don't don't tell me I've
never had your kind of venison. I grew up deer
(24:31):
hunting with my dad in Montana. We used to deer hunt. Look,
we always would would eat it. We just always that's
what we always believed in, we would eat it. Or
if it was something we absolutely would not eat, like antelope,
we really weren't big on that. We'd find some kind
of a shelter or something like that, make sure the
animal gets eat But deer, we were always trying to
fill the freezer with deer meat. There was a time
(24:53):
they may still do this in Montana. I don't know,
I haven't been hunting up there in forever. But a
dough a female deer, sorry for you city slicker types
of dough. You could get a dough tag. You had
to get a tag to shoot deer. In Montana, you
could get a dough tag with no limit five dollars.
Five dollars you would have a tag. This is how
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it works in Montana. You have a designated area where
you're allowed to hunt. It works differently in different states.
Texas has deer leases and things like that. In Montana,
you put in preferences. Hey, I really want to hunt
here by Bozeman. You know, you have a specific spot,
and you'll put in for that spot. You may be
you may get approved, you may not get approved. That's
(25:36):
kind of how that works. But wherever you were deer
hunting in Montana, we used to do this all the time.
You could go right down a local sporting good store,
whatever sporting good store happens to be in your area,
and you just walk up and you hand them a
five dollar bill and he'll hand you a tag to
go shoot dough. So what Chris, Well, this Chris is
having a hard time. I understand this deer. Look, I
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love deer. They're really really cool that they are. Honestly,
they're like big rats or big hog Texas hogs. You know,
you know how invasive hogs are here in Texas. I've
explained it. Deer can do that kind of damage if
they are not regulated. That's why Montana Fish and wildlife.
It works this way in really all the states. But
(26:21):
they will have Look, we got to kill some of
these deer because the deer will tear through every freaking thing,
and so they want you to thin out the deer population. Well,
we'd go do that all the time. What I'm trying
to say that was a long way of saying. We
always had a freezer full of deer meat and I
never liked it. But you know, you didn't get to
say that. You didn't get it. You didn't get an opinion.
And the Kelly household, you're eating whatever the heck they're cooking,
(26:44):
and they're putting it on the table. And my mom
used to make deer beef stroganof only with venison strogan
off and deer steaks and deer this and dear that.
I never got into it. I never There's something about
to taste of deer, elk. I loved moose, I liked
a lot elk I loved. I probably like elk as
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much as I like beef, But deer always tasted a
little gamey to me. Now I'm gonna show up tomorrow
to a bunch of emails by people yelling at me
that it depends on what they eat. And it very
much does depend on what they eat. The ones that
we used to eat in Montana were not what I
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would consider good. And those are wild. I mean it's
not like they're there, they keep them in a fence.
They were wild. Whatever they were eating, I didn't enjoy
eating it. And I can pretty much say the same
thing for Ohio as well. Just not a deer guy.
Oh and rabbit. My old man used to have God
rest his soul. Three months ago, you know that, three
months ago today I lost my dad. He used to
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rabbit hunt and he'd bring him back to the house
and skin them and whatnot. And it was rabbit stew
and rabbit. This rabbit that I don't I don't like
rabbit very much, but he would give me the feet.
You know how rabbit fee? What? Chris? Rabbit feet? You
never heard this? They're good luck? No, not to eat? Man?
What is wrong with you? Chris? You don't eat a
rabbit's foot. You save a rabbit's foot, and it's supposed
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to be good luck. But Man, I did not enjoy
eating them. You know what else is not fun? When
you can't find a good employee. I know what that's like.
Trust me, I lived that life every single day. I
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and Corey. Now I'm stuck. But if you're looking for
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at Jesse Kellyshow dot com or a voicemail eight seven
seven three seven seven four three seventh three. So during
the break, Jewish producer Chris was talking about hunting and
he said, it sounds awful after you kill it, you
can't just leave it there and you don't like the meat. Okay, well,
I'll get to that part in a second. But if
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I can defend hunting. Let me ask you something, Chris,
climbing Mount Everest. Does it sound like a good time?
The freezing, the lack of oxygen? That does it sound
like a good time? You know when you're talking about it,
reading about it, it doesn't sound fun, right, But the
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challenge of it, the challenge of it and overcoming an
obstacle sounds fun. We uh. The first real big game
hunting I ever did was antelope hunting in Montana. And
don't be emailing. I mean their prong horned and that
whatever we call them antelope. There were antelope all over
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eastern Montana. Well there are over eastern Montana, and they're
super fast and they have good noses. You have to
to survive, and they're on it's not super flat planes.
It's more rolling planes. There are hills, and it's not
really truck hunting. And you don't really have a deer stand.
You see a group of them somewhere, yeah, you'll try
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to get your truck somewhere, but then you have to
get out. You have to play the wind, you have
to worry about their sight. You have to try to
sneak up on these things in a way that you
can get close enough to even get a shot off.
And then if you get a shot off. My first
antelope I ever killed was around four hundred yards. Now
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that that's I mean, it's not saying that's all of them.
But you got to reach out and touch them. You've
got to get You've got to reach out and touch them. Well, yeah,
I just said I didn't enjoy eating antelope. We generally
gave away the antelope meat. It tasted real sagey out
there because that's where they're eating sage. It was way
too sagey. But let me tell you something. You're gonna
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try and fail a lot. You have any idea how
many times they came over a hill. Sure, I was
about to see that group of antelope, and they had
sniffed me or seen me. And I came over the
hill after an hour or two of work, and they
were five miles in the other direction where they'd taken off.
And now you're walking across God's creation to find them again.
You finally get one, and it's pretty satisfying. That's one two,
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And you really should appreciate this crispy it is how
you now have two women in the house. It's really quiet,
and it's peaceful, being out in a Being out in
nature is quiet, peaceful, you said, so is fishing. Yes,
exact same point. I'm not trying to tell you to hunt.
I really don't hunt anymore. I mainly fish now when
I do that stuff, I really don't hunt anymore. Although
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now I'm going to start taking the boys deer hunting.
They actually asked me to go deer hunting, So now
I'm gonna have to take them out, dear, And but anyway,
that's that's one of the best ways I could explain hunting.
It's wonderful being outdoors if you have the right gear.
It's nice and quiet. It's a good place to pray
and reflect and things like that. And nature is always better,
always better to pray in nature. That's one. Two. It's
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the challenge. Man. You're dealing with something that can see
better than you, and smell better than you and hear
better than you. Yes, you have a gun, but it
has that plus it's necessary. You know what else is necessary?
Getting democrats out of office. Sometimes you can have some
sanity out there. There are a couple of little headlines
that go perfectly together. Europe to boost defense cooperation under Trump,
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the German minister says Trump is always whipping these NATO
countries to spend more on defense. You know, people love
to talk about the quasi socialist governments in Europe about all, oh,
we hand out this and we have free that. Remember,
they only have the luxury of doing that because Big
America provides all the defense budget. If they had to
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spend money on their military in any significant way, they
wouldn't have all these oh wonderful free this and free that.
And Democrats who pillage the country every chance they get,
are thrilled to let all their globalist countries pillage the
country too whenever they take over. That's why Joe Biden
can't shovel your money out the door fast enough during
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his last six days. It's nice to get some sanity
in there that says, no, America is not a sheep. No,
you're not going to shave us dead.
Speaker 3 (34:37):
No.
Speaker 1 (34:37):
Oh, and that pairs well with this one. Canada suddenly
says it will buy more US products after Trump threatened
to slap it with tariffs. As we talked about, when
Trump issued that threat, it was less a reality than
a threat for Canada to start treating US better. In Mexico,
treating us better trade wise than they have. But when
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you have Democrats in office and most Republicans, they don't
want to address that situation at all. They want to
act like everything's fine and then call it free trade.
It's not free trade. To allow your best friend, your
next door neighbor to reach his hands into your bank
account and take money out. That's not free trade at all.
It's just gosh, we are so close to some sanity.
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I can't wait. And now here's a headline. Why you know,
the thing headlines we didn't get to Labor's plan to
exterminate Asian rape gangs is to make the term islamophobic
to all communists. The problem is simply a censorship problem.
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If the truth is getting out there, you don't have
to change your ways. You have to find a way
to stop people from telling the truth. That's why they're
throwing people in prison in the UK for Facebook posts.
Apple's board recommended shareholders reject DEI rollback proposal. Man Apple.
At a time when the rest of corporate America is
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starting to walk away from this DEI stuff, Apple is
going all in. We'll see how it works out for him.
University of New Mexico website features multiple land, labor and
immigrant acknowledgments. Be very careful where you send your child,
especially where you send your daughter. Remember parents, As I've
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said many many times before, you lose your son to
communism when he marries one. You lose your daughter to
communism when you send her to college. I've seen it
many times. Florida woman arrested after accidentally texting cop instead
of drug dealer. Gosh. I hate when that happens. Russia
welcomes Trump's tone on the Ukraine conflict. I will be
(36:51):
very fascinated to see whether Trump can actually end this
Russia Ukraine carnage as fast as he says he can.
I hope he can. I don't want anyone else to die.
I don't want you to die, at least until tomorrow. Wait,
I don't want you to die tomorrow either. That came
out wrong. Anyway. We'll be back tomorrow for the radio show.
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