January 15, 2025 • 37 mins
Why is John Cornyn and Lindsey Graham bringing up FISA and defending it at Pam Bondi's confirmation hearing. Other moments with the hearing, and Pam Bondi saying and sounding like the right person for the job, but we'll wait and see. An unidentified dagger. Pam Bondi's defense of Kash Patel.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Wednesday. It's
up day, and it was an amazing day. Today we
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had hearings. We're gonna talk a little bit about, well,
quite a bit about Bondie. How that hearing went. There
were some great things, some absolutely dreadful things, not just
from the United States senators. Some questionable answers there, but
overall went very well. We'll talk about Marco Rubio did
very well today. John Ratcliffe, future head of the CIA.
(00:52):
We're gonna talk about pain, punishment, Oh, kinds of glorious
topics like that, and so much more coming up tonight
on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. I want to
begin here because Bondi, Pam Bondy, future Attorney General, Pam Bondi,
had to sit in front of the Senate today and
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I'll play all kinds of audio for you. I will
as I have been doing. You know, as a journalist,
I feel obligated to play this audio. But there were
some gop questions that concerned me about Paiza in particular.
Before we get on that, let's pause for just a
quick moment. I want you to imagine this. I get
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done with the radio show tonight, I go straight home
from work, which I intend to do, and I walk
in the door and Bob tells me that there are
there's a gang of heroin dealers ten miles from the house.
And if she asks me what my reaction is to that, now,
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I'll tell you right now, it's ten miles away, probably
in a bad part of town. I probably wouldn't care,
so I'd probably be, well, maybe that's not ideal, but
that don't I don't really care necessarily. But what if
that wasn't my reaction. What if my reaction to her was, honey,
why don't you leave them alone? These people are hard working,
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and yeah, they've chosen a different kind of a profession,
But I really think these guys, I think they have
a really good place in our community. That would be
an odd reaction, wouldn't it. And if I reacted in
that way, do you think maybe odd would have some questions?
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If not? If not questions, do you think she might
develop some suspicions? Hey, that was a really weird reaction
from Jesse. You don't think he's you don't think he's
doing heroin? Right when your reaction is completely out of
place when you ask questions that are completely out of place, Hey, abire,
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just to confirm you're not coming to visit me at
work tomorrow afternoon, right, Well, those lead to other questions,
and they lead to suspicions. You see, PISA has been horrible.
It's been horrible for the civil rights of the United
States of America, for the citizens in this country. It's
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not in opinion. We now know from all the documentation
three million PISA abuses. PISA was of course always sold
to us as well. That's how we're going to control
the war on terror. It's only for foreigners. In fact,
John Cornyn basically echoed those words today. It's only for
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foreigners except before I play what he's about to play.
That's not necessarily true. You see, if there is some
foreign person, let's say he's in Houston and it turns
out he's some Jihati nutball. But he and I were
I don't know, maybe we were, maybe we're friends. Maybe
we were watching Ohio State game and a bar together
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and we struck up a conversation. And now every now
and then we text about Ohio State football. Well, now
my contact information is in his phone. They will know
that I communicate with this person and they will hoover
up my data as well because he happens to be
a Jihati scumbag. This is not some one off thing
that happened. This is how FISA has been used three
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million abuses. And the quote safeguard for PISA was the
FISA court. That's what it was supposed to be. A
FISA court where you have to really cross the t's
and dot the i's and then take it to a
PISA judge or he, of course will he'll sit down
and try to make the fifth is all on the
up and up, except, as we've told you before on
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the show, ninety eight percent plus approval. When ANFISA application
is made, it basically gets rubber stamped for approval every
single time. There are no safeguards. The United States government,
the United States intelligence agencies, which have been weaponized against
this country, are hoovering up your data as fast as
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humanly possible. Now, knowing all that, and knowing that Pam
Bondi is about to take over as Attorney General, don't
you find this line of questioning out of nowhere? Really?
From John Cornyan odd.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
I think there's a lot of misinformation with regard to
how Section seven zero two works. I'm happened to be
one of the members of the Senate Intelligence Committee. We
read that product on a regular basis, and it is
not used to spy on American people. I think what's
fundamentally missing is a lack of trust in the intelligence community,
including the FBI, which I'm hoping you and mister Ptel
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can restore.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
What an odd thing to bring up, you see, don't
you find that odd? And he asserted the United States
Senator on the public record. Not only did he bring
it up out of nowhere, he asserted that it wasn't
used to spy on Americans, which, of course it's a
not right.
Speaker 3 (06:23):
Lia.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
It's like looking you in the face and saying, the
spy is green, the sky is green. We know it's
used to spy on Americans, we know it as but
you see, it wasn't. It wasn't just John Cornyn, there
were others. Lindsey Graham, he brought it up today out of.
Speaker 3 (06:39):
No Senator, I believe seven oh two is up in
twenty twenty six. Okay, I believe it's twenty twenty six,
and we will closely be looking at that fiz as
a very.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
Agreed that the seven oh two provides important intel gathering
capability to protect our nation, extremely importan okay, okay, his
questions concerning her answer is concerning Senator Mike Lee, to
his credit, of course shot down these ridiculous lives.
Speaker 4 (07:09):
There are those in the government, including the Federal Bureau
of Investigation, who have gotten into that database and done so,
of course without a warrant, because there currently is no
warrant requirement. This has the effect of what we call
a de facto backdoor warrantless search. Would you agree with
me that that is potentially concerning anytime an American citizens
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private conversations are intercepted stored, whether as an incidental collection
or otherwise, they ought not be searched without some kind
of probable golic cause showing I assume you'd agree.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
With me, yes, And he'd dropped this one too.
Speaker 4 (07:45):
We've heard again and again, don't worry, we have good people.
Don't worry, we have good systems in place. Don't worry.
It's as good as a warrant requirement, the internal approval
procedure that we have within our system. And yet we
found out time and time again that this has happened,
by some accounts, hundreds of thousands of times these things
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have been accessed where searches for an American citizens private
communications that have been intercepted and stored through incidental collection
have been searched without those safeguards being met, including instances
where people just wanted to check on to cite one example,
whether his father was cheating on his mother, or in
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other instances, doing background checks on someone looking to lease
an apartment that he owned and was looking to rent out.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
This is unacceptable. How how are the safeguards working? Chris
just looked it up. This is up to twenty seventeen.
There were forty thousand requests, but there are safeguards in place.
Of course, there are safeguards, so surely a large percentage
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of those requests were denied. You know how many and
forty thousand requests were denied by the safeguards eighty five
eight five, eighty five. So that brings me back to
the questioning from today. Pam Bondy, as we've explained many times,
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she is walking into the most important position there is
arguably if you look at the weaponization of government as
being the most dangerous thing in the world, and I
do Arguably Pam Bondie's position as Attorney General is more
important than the presidency because Pam BONDI will be making
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the decisions whether government people get arrested, tried and sent
to prison or she can run protection for them. Pam Bondy,
what she's going for is critically important, all important. So again,
I just want to play it for you again because
it really does. It really does bring up some interesting questions,
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doesn't it. Pam bondis sitting in front of you. You're
a Republican United States senator, you have them so many
things you could ask about. Why ask about this?
Speaker 2 (10:20):
I think there's a lot of misinformation with regard to
how Section seven zero two works. I happened to be
one of the members of the Senate Intelligence Committee. We
read that product on a regular basis, and it is
not used to spy on American people. I think what's
fundamentally missing is a lack of trust in the intelligence community,
including the FBI, which I'm hoping you and mister Ptel
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can restore.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
So why do guys like Cornyn hen Lindsey, why do
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to a lot of the Pambondi sound from the day,
some John Ratcliffe sound. Marco Rubio did very very well today.
And then I'm not exactly a Rubio Pom Pom waiver
by any stretch. I thought he did very well today.
But I just wanted to wrap up my point here.
Pam Bondi sits in front of the Senate today, and
of course the Democrats embarrassed themselves. We'll get to that,
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but the Republicans Anti Graham, John Cornyn, they were really
concerned about Pisa. Hey, we have to keep Pisa. That's everything.
And that you know what it reminded me of I
had Jewish Jewish producer Chris pulled this old clip. Remember
when ken Buck, he was a congressman from Colorado. What
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are these real spineless loser types? And Christopher Ray sat
in front of Congress. Now ken Buck could have really
abstained from any serious questioning of Christopher Christopher Ray. He
could have asked him some hard questions. Those are both options.
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Of course, nothing requires you to say something. But ken Buck,
knowing all the evil things the FBI has done against
the American people, this was all well documented when he
did it. Ken Buck instead decided to go a completely
different route when he had a chance to say something.
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In fact, it was almost bizarre.
Speaker 5 (13:42):
Thank you for leading an agency, as you mentioned in
your opening statement, that protects Americans from foreign terrace, that
an agency that protects Americas from fries from China and
Russia and cyber crime and public corruption and organized crime
and drug cartels and human traffickers and white collar criminals.
And I want to thank you and the FBI.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
Do keep in mind. I'll let him keep going. These
guys are only given a limited amount of time. That's
why you always see these guys in the House and
Senate say, my time is short, I'm almost out of time.
I'm taking back my time. They're always arguing about their
time because they're only given specific amounts of time to
ask their questions or make their statements, which again makes
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it even odd that ken Buck would use his time like.
Speaker 5 (14:30):
They're protecting law abiding Americans from the evil that exists
all around us. And frankly, I am not in favor
of defunding the FBI, Nor am I in favor of
splitting up the FBI, nor am I in favor of
using the home and rule for the FBI director.
Speaker 1 (14:45):
And do you remember what we talked about? If you're
a new listener, obviously you won't remember, But do you
remember what we talked about? When I heard that, this
first thing, I thought, and I couldn't get it out
of my head. It was such a bizarre statement that
I accused without evidence. I should point out I have
no evidence whatsoever I accused ken Buck of being compromised
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in some way. It really is the only thing that
would explain using your limited time to glue your lips
to Christopher Ray's rear end. The only thing that would
explain that is if I don't know, maybe maybe ken
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Buck was retiring for a very specific reason, one you
or I will never know about. Who knows, who knows?
Maybe the Cheka, maybe the FBI they knew something about
ken Buck. And maybe maybe someone knocked on his door
one day and said, hey, KeNH just to let you know,
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we need you to be real supportive of the FBI,
none of this passively supportive stuff. We need you to
be very, very supportive or else these pictures of you
and the midgets in Cuba, they're gonna hit the airwaves.
Ken Now again, that is how politics has been done
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throughout history. We have the great Congressman Tim Burchett. Tim Burchett,
I'm sorry at Tennessee. He recently came out on video
wasn't my show with someone Else's show? And he simply
explained that a lot of GOP colleagues of his are compromised,
got themselves into maybe embarrassing situations. Wow, out of town,
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having a drink at the bar. Ooh, a pretty girl's
talking to me, and then someone knocks on their door
and tells them they must now vote a certain way.
Tim Burchett said it. Sitting members of Congress have said
that's how the game is played. I accused Ken Buck
as he was retiring of being compromised by the FBI.
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It's the only thing that would explain that, John Cornyn,
Lensy Graham, these are as dumb and putrid as they are,
they are well healed United States senators with years in
years of experience. They know each and every single PISA violation.
There has been violations of America's civil rights by America's
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intelligence agencies. And so using your very limited time today
to question the upcoming ag on Phiza. We are going
to keep Faisa. Let's not let's not do misinformation. Fisu
is great, right, fisus never been of use? Right? Pam right?
I love Fisa, mister Fisa. I'm sorry, I can't help,
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but hear that in wonder what do they have on
Lindsey Graham? Could you imagine all the world travel he's done, whatever,
whatever's going on in his personal life. I don't want
to speculate, but could you even imagine the things they
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might have against Lindsey Graham? John Cornyn's been a senator
for ages. I don't know who knows, but can you
even imagine what they might have on John Cornyn? And
maybe you don't want to go there, that's fine. What
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explains that? Then? What would explain using your limited time
to talk about Faiza? Interesting, isn't it? Anyway? Let's get
back to the rest of the Pam Bondi hearing. Before
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because we'll get back to the Pam Bondi stuff, the
audio from today and other things on the show. Somebody.
I don't want to necessarily give out his name, but
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somebody called and left us a voicemail. This was last
week or the week before, and this gentleman who's really cool.
It was really really cool. I just got comfortable giving
his name out because I don't He didn't say I could,
but he was really cool. We didn't have any kids,
doesn't have any kids, and he says his uncle was
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in World War Two and got a Nazi officers World
War two dagger, and since it ended up getting passed
down to him, said he didn't have any kids to
give it to. He figured because I'm a history geek
and we're history geeks, that he wanted to have it.
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And Chris talked to him and he sent it to him,
and Chris and Corey and me we finally got it,
and it looks real. I think it certainly looks real.
Obviously it was something from his father, so he's not
gonna have certificates, and you're not gonna have certificates and
things like that for war trophies. But I have two questions.
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The first one, where can I take this thing to
get some sort of certification on it, which I'm assuming
that would be a pawn shop or a history museum
something like that. That's one. Two. What do I do
with it? It's awesome, it's historical, but it's Nazi and
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even as a freaking swastika on there. Chris, what is
wrong with you? Jewish producer? Chris is trying to get
me to display it. Chris, I want you to picture.
Look behind me right now, there's a picture of the
Jesse Kelly show sign. There's a picture of me as
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us is Nazi pyriphernalia that we can't do that, man, Okay, okay,
we have to figure out what we do with it.
I don't want to do nothing with it. It's really
cool and I'm very appreciative of this guy who set
it in. It's really, really freaking cool. I can't wait
to take it home and show my kids as a
historical artifact. It's really cool, but it's also Nazi stuff.
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I don't know either way. Let's get back to the
Pam Bondi stuff from today. Pampbondi ag has to sit
in front of Adam shift Now. Remember Adam Schiff, who
you hate, who I hate? He's no longer Congressman Representative Shift.
He's now United States Senator Shift Senator from the state
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of California, making him one of the most powerful pace
really on the planet. Adam Schiff, with all the lying,
all the evil things he's done, especially over the past
four years when it comes to Trump and lying and
leaking about everything, Adam Shift was not punished by Democrats
for doing evil. He was very much rewarded. He will
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now sit in the United States Senate until the day
he decides to retire or move on to something else.
You might as well put his feed in concrete in
his Senate office. He's there forever a reward for doing
and saying a bunch of evil crap like this.
Speaker 3 (23:35):
I'm asking you, sitting here today, whether you are aware
of a factual predicate to investigate Liz Cheney. Senators to
investigate Liz Cheney.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
That is a high has called for it publicly.
Speaker 6 (23:46):
You are aware of that, aren't you.
Speaker 3 (23:48):
No one has asked me to investigate. But be worried
about right now?
Speaker 1 (23:58):
You are aware of the root.
Speaker 3 (24:00):
Your robberies are eighty seven percent higher than the national quers.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
That's what I want to focus on. Storer. She did
pretty well. Right. There's a lot to like about how
she came back at these people. There's a lot to
like when she's talking about things like this.
Speaker 3 (24:21):
Lastly, and most importantly, if confirmed, I will fight every
day to restore confidence and integrity to the Department of
Justice and each of its components. The partisanship, the weaponization
will be gone.
Speaker 1 (24:38):
Sounds good this.
Speaker 3 (24:40):
And Senator you just gave the classic example of what's
been happening regarding the weaponization. I'm going after parents at
a school board meeting. Has got to stop for practicing
your religion, sending informance into Catholic churches.
Speaker 4 (24:57):
Must stop, about branding parents as domestic terrorists, or trying
to incarcerate one's political opponent as a sitting president of
the United States.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
Will stop. Must stop. Now, that's the part I wanted
to bring up. And I really don't want to be
hard on Bondi because she hasn't had a chance to
get in there yet. We'll set the fiz of stuff,
the red flag stuff aside. We don't know what she's
gonna do, but it will stop. Okay. You know we
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had uh with the boys. You know we have two boys,
James and Luke they're sixteen and fourteen, and they are
wonderful young men. Do you know my mom told me.
You know, my dad died recently and it's been a
very hard time for my mom, for me, for my sister.
It's been very hard. You know. My mom texted me
that the boys they'll text her privately just to check
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in on her. That's the kind of wonderful boys they are, right,
So they're wonderful boys. I want to make sure I clarify,
but this is I would say. A year ago, Bob
and I were talking. We were out on a date,
and she said, you know, I've noticed something as the
boys have hit their teenage years. They're a little bit
lippier than they used to be. See, my kids are
not allowed to disrespect me or their mother, but they
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were getting a little bit lippier. And I just said
to her, I said, you know, that's because we haven't
made an example of anybody for a while. We haven't
grounded anybody taking a phone away doing something that hurts you. See,
if you really want the lppiness to stop, most likely
a talk won't have to do it, or won't be
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enough to do it. You're going to have to do
something to make it stop. Now, Pam Bondi said this,
I just played it for you.
Speaker 3 (26:44):
And Senator you just gave the classic example of what's
been happening regarding the weaponization. I'm going after parents at
a school board meeting. Has got to stop. For practicing
your religion, sending informance in to Catholic churches?
Speaker 1 (27:02):
Must stop?
Speaker 4 (27:04):
What about branding parents as domestic terrorists or trying to
incarcerate one's political opponent as a sitting president of the
United States.
Speaker 3 (27:11):
Will stop, must stop.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
Will stop, must stop. She's not had a chance to
get in there and show us how she's going to
make it stop. But why did these things start? Why
did these things happen? Let's first ask that question. These
things happened because communists, savages inside the Department of Justice,
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inside the FBI, and of course inside the Democrat Party
have decided to use the official positions inside the United
States government to attack, arrest, and imprison their political opponents.
These were conscious decisions made by communists who not just
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are leaving power, are still in positions of power throughout
the DEAL and FBI. Now, how are you going to
make them stop? What does that mean? Must stop? Will stop,
he says, I've said for the longest time, resignations aren't enough.
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Firing is not enough. You walk into the Department of
Justice and you take some communist lawyer and you find
the evil things he's done, and you fire him. That
communist lawyer walks right out of the DOJ, makes two
phone calls, and walks right into a five hundred dollars
an hour job at a prestigious law firm in downtown
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Manhattan run by other communists. That's not a punishment at all.
If anything, it's a reward. You say it must stop.
You say it will stop. Prove it to me by
sending government people to prison, make these people afraid, make
them feel pain, and that is how you can make
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a humpday. Do not forget. You can email the show
Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It was interesting, is
very very interesting to hear Cash Patel's name come up
several times today. Why all the interests, the fear of.
Speaker 3 (30:51):
Cash Patentio, Senator, I am not familiar with all those comments.
I have not discussed those comments with mister Patel. What
I do know, well, I'm asking you what excuse me.
What I do know is mister Patel was a career prosecutor.
He was a career public defender, defending people, and he
also has great experience within the intelligence community. What I
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can sit here and tell you is mister Patel, if
he works with running the FBI, if he is confirmed,
and if I am confirmed, he will follow the law
if I am the Attorney General of the United States
of America, and I don't believe he would do anything otherwise.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
Dick Blumenthal, fresh off the jungles of Vietnam, said this,
So your.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
First I need to clarify something that you said that
I have to sit up here and say these things. No,
I don't I sit up here and speak the truth.
I'm not going to sit up here and say anything
that I need to say to get confirmed by this body.
I don't have to say anything. I will answer the
questions to the best of my ability and honestly ask you.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
And that, of course brings me to what might be
the last thing we do on the BONDI stuff. I
want to move on talk Rubio Ratcliff. I want to
talk about pain and punishment, but I wanted to do
something inspiring. I did this a little bit last night,
but I want to again encourage you with something. Life
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Don't give up. Keep going. You just keep putting one
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They always do. And if you would like evidence of
what you can achieve in this lifetime, Mazie Corono is
a United States Senator. There are only a hundred senators
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in the world. They call it the most exclusive club
on the planet, which is kind of lame, but that's
what they call it, and Mazie Corono is one of them.
If this weapons grade moron can become a United States Senator,
then no matter who you are, no matter what your
dreams are, you can achieve them. If Mazie Herono can
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be a senator, you can climb Mount Everest, you can
go to the moon, you can swim to the darkest
deepest depths of the ocean. If you're a feminist, you
can find a husband.
Speaker 2 (33:41):
Right.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
Maybe not, but you understand what I mean.
Speaker 6 (33:43):
If you, as Attorney General, should investigate one of his
perceived political enemies, would you do so?
Speaker 3 (33:50):
Senator Herono, I wish you had met with me.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
How do you met with me?
Speaker 3 (33:53):
We could have discussed many things and gotten time.
Speaker 6 (33:56):
Listen to you now. Did you respond to the question?
Speaker 3 (34:00):
Yeah, you were the only one who refused to meet
with me, Senator, But what we would have discussed is
that it is the job of the Attorney General.
Speaker 6 (34:07):
I'm very happy to listen to your responses under oath,
Miss Bondy, So, I think it's really important to us
that the Trinity Gurno will be independent of the White House.
Speaker 1 (34:19):
She's a United States Senator, this woman, she has achieved
that status. What can't you do.
Speaker 6 (34:27):
As part of my responsibility to ensure the fitness of
all nominees. I asked the following two initial questions. First,
since you became a legal adult, have you ever made
unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or
physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature.
Speaker 3 (34:45):
No, Senator, have you ever faced.
Speaker 6 (34:46):
Discipline or entered into a settlement relating to this kind
of conduct.
Speaker 1 (34:50):
The senator, that woman's a senator. You can be anything
you want to be. Jesse. Ever since the word conservatism
has been used, it makes me shake my head. Shouldn't
it be conservativism? We don't get rid of the IV
from the active and say activism. It's activism. I would
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like to see an experiment if you, being the smartest
talk radio personality out there, share this insight and started
using the word properly. I'm interested to see how long
it would take before the rest follows. Suit well, sho,
if you were great twenty twenty five. His name is Scott,
So he wants to use conservativism. It's too many syllables, man,
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This is the this is the problem. Branding, the adjustment
of language can be a difficult thing, and there's no
exact science to it. But do you remember do you
remember Trump when he first started running. Maybe you don't
(35:56):
remember the kind of the genesis of all this, but
make America great again? Everyone knows that statement. Now it's
all over hats and yard signs and TV commercials. Make
America great again. Maga, make America great again. Okay, So
that's what he ran on the first time, and all
throughout his presidency he ran on it. And then he
started running for re election and they tried a rebrand
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of it. Now, MAGA make America Great Again was already
all over everybody's T shirt and had it. It was everywhere.
Remember they tried what was it, Keep America great Again?
It was keep America. Yeah, cag keep America great again.
And right when they came out with it, we all laughed,
we laughed hysterically on the show, and we said, that
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is going to fail miserably because Mega make America Great
Again has already been ingrained cemented into the heads of people,
of too many people, and so you can't rebrand it.
You can't change it. Now. You can try all you
want conservativism. It doesn't work. It's too many syllables, and
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conservatism is already one of those things that's in everybody's mind.
I applaud your efforts. I will not be taking up
your efforts. Plus, remember always keep in mind, I am dumb.
I am not capable of saying most words. You hear
this all the time when I mispronounced words. You know
(37:27):
why I do that? I'm stupid and uneducated. I can't
pronounce two syllable words. You can't just step in and
add an extra syllable and expect me to carry the torch.
Go find somebody smart. Glenn Beck will do that. Glenn
Beck's intelligent. I can't help you with that at all,
you know, buck buck Sexton could help you with that, clay,
(37:50):
not so much, you see. All right, let's talk about
pain Communists feeling pain and why that's important next
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Wednesday. It's
up day, and it was an amazing day. Today we
(00:31):
had hearings. We're gonna talk a little bit about, well,
quite a bit about Bondie. How that hearing went. There
were some great things, some absolutely dreadful things, not just
from the United States senators. Some questionable answers there, but
overall went very well. We'll talk about Marco Rubio did
very well today. John Ratcliffe, future head of the CIA.
(00:52):
We're gonna talk about pain, punishment, Oh, kinds of glorious
topics like that, and so much more coming up tonight
on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. I want to
begin here because Bondi, Pam Bondy, future Attorney General, Pam Bondi,
had to sit in front of the Senate today and
(01:15):
I'll play all kinds of audio for you. I will
as I have been doing. You know, as a journalist,
I feel obligated to play this audio. But there were
some gop questions that concerned me about Paiza in particular.
Before we get on that, let's pause for just a
quick moment. I want you to imagine this. I get
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done with the radio show tonight, I go straight home
from work, which I intend to do, and I walk
in the door and Bob tells me that there are
there's a gang of heroin dealers ten miles from the house.
And if she asks me what my reaction is to that, now,
(02:03):
I'll tell you right now, it's ten miles away, probably
in a bad part of town. I probably wouldn't care,
so I'd probably be, well, maybe that's not ideal, but
that don't I don't really care necessarily. But what if
that wasn't my reaction. What if my reaction to her was, honey,
why don't you leave them alone? These people are hard working,
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and yeah, they've chosen a different kind of a profession,
But I really think these guys, I think they have
a really good place in our community. That would be
an odd reaction, wouldn't it. And if I reacted in
that way, do you think maybe odd would have some questions?
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If not? If not questions, do you think she might
develop some suspicions? Hey, that was a really weird reaction
from Jesse. You don't think he's you don't think he's
doing heroin? Right when your reaction is completely out of
place when you ask questions that are completely out of place, Hey, abire,
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just to confirm you're not coming to visit me at
work tomorrow afternoon, right, Well, those lead to other questions,
and they lead to suspicions. You see, PISA has been horrible.
It's been horrible for the civil rights of the United
States of America, for the citizens in this country. It's
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not in opinion. We now know from all the documentation
three million PISA abuses. PISA was of course always sold
to us as well. That's how we're going to control
the war on terror. It's only for foreigners. In fact,
John Cornyn basically echoed those words today. It's only for
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foreigners except before I play what he's about to play.
That's not necessarily true. You see, if there is some
foreign person, let's say he's in Houston and it turns
out he's some Jihati nutball. But he and I were
I don't know, maybe we were, maybe we're friends. Maybe
we were watching Ohio State game and a bar together
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and we struck up a conversation. And now every now
and then we text about Ohio State football. Well, now
my contact information is in his phone. They will know
that I communicate with this person and they will hoover
up my data as well because he happens to be
a Jihati scumbag. This is not some one off thing
that happened. This is how FISA has been used three
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million abuses. And the quote safeguard for PISA was the
FISA court. That's what it was supposed to be. A
FISA court where you have to really cross the t's
and dot the i's and then take it to a
PISA judge or he, of course will he'll sit down
and try to make the fifth is all on the
up and up, except, as we've told you before on
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the show, ninety eight percent plus approval. When ANFISA application
is made, it basically gets rubber stamped for approval every
single time. There are no safeguards. The United States government,
the United States intelligence agencies, which have been weaponized against
this country, are hoovering up your data as fast as
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humanly possible. Now, knowing all that, and knowing that Pam
Bondi is about to take over as Attorney General, don't
you find this line of questioning out of nowhere? Really?
From John Cornyan odd.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
I think there's a lot of misinformation with regard to
how Section seven zero two works. I'm happened to be
one of the members of the Senate Intelligence Committee. We
read that product on a regular basis, and it is
not used to spy on American people. I think what's
fundamentally missing is a lack of trust in the intelligence community,
including the FBI, which I'm hoping you and mister Ptel
(06:04):
can restore.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
What an odd thing to bring up, you see, don't
you find that odd? And he asserted the United States
Senator on the public record. Not only did he bring
it up out of nowhere, he asserted that it wasn't
used to spy on Americans, which, of course it's a
not right.
Speaker 3 (06:23):
Lia.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
It's like looking you in the face and saying, the
spy is green, the sky is green. We know it's
used to spy on Americans, we know it as but
you see, it wasn't. It wasn't just John Cornyn, there
were others. Lindsey Graham, he brought it up today out of.
Speaker 3 (06:39):
No Senator, I believe seven oh two is up in
twenty twenty six. Okay, I believe it's twenty twenty six,
and we will closely be looking at that fiz as
a very.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
Agreed that the seven oh two provides important intel gathering
capability to protect our nation, extremely importan okay, okay, his
questions concerning her answer is concerning Senator Mike Lee, to
his credit, of course shot down these ridiculous lives.
Speaker 4 (07:09):
There are those in the government, including the Federal Bureau
of Investigation, who have gotten into that database and done so,
of course without a warrant, because there currently is no
warrant requirement. This has the effect of what we call
a de facto backdoor warrantless search. Would you agree with
me that that is potentially concerning anytime an American citizens
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private conversations are intercepted stored, whether as an incidental collection
or otherwise, they ought not be searched without some kind
of probable golic cause showing I assume you'd agree.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
With me, yes, And he'd dropped this one too.
Speaker 4 (07:45):
We've heard again and again, don't worry, we have good people.
Don't worry, we have good systems in place. Don't worry.
It's as good as a warrant requirement, the internal approval
procedure that we have within our system. And yet we
found out time and time again that this has happened,
by some accounts, hundreds of thousands of times these things
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have been accessed where searches for an American citizens private
communications that have been intercepted and stored through incidental collection
have been searched without those safeguards being met, including instances
where people just wanted to check on to cite one example,
whether his father was cheating on his mother, or in
(08:29):
other instances, doing background checks on someone looking to lease
an apartment that he owned and was looking to rent out.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
This is unacceptable. How how are the safeguards working? Chris
just looked it up. This is up to twenty seventeen.
There were forty thousand requests, but there are safeguards in place.
Of course, there are safeguards, so surely a large percentage
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of those requests were denied. You know how many and
forty thousand requests were denied by the safeguards eighty five
eight five, eighty five. So that brings me back to
the questioning from today. Pam Bondy, as we've explained many times,
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she is walking into the most important position there is
arguably if you look at the weaponization of government as
being the most dangerous thing in the world, and I
do Arguably Pam Bondie's position as Attorney General is more
important than the presidency because Pam BONDI will be making
(09:45):
the decisions whether government people get arrested, tried and sent
to prison or she can run protection for them. Pam Bondy,
what she's going for is critically important, all important. So again,
I just want to play it for you again because
it really does. It really does bring up some interesting questions,
(10:08):
doesn't it. Pam bondis sitting in front of you. You're
a Republican United States senator, you have them so many
things you could ask about. Why ask about this?
Speaker 2 (10:20):
I think there's a lot of misinformation with regard to
how Section seven zero two works. I happened to be
one of the members of the Senate Intelligence Committee. We
read that product on a regular basis, and it is
not used to spy on American people. I think what's
fundamentally missing is a lack of trust in the intelligence community,
including the FBI, which I'm hoping you and mister Ptel
(10:43):
can restore.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
So why do guys like Cornyn hen Lindsey, why do
they bring up these things? Don't talk about that in
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday, a
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at Jesse kellyshow dot com. And yes, I'm gonna get
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to a lot of the Pambondi sound from the day,
some John Ratcliffe sound. Marco Rubio did very very well today.
And then I'm not exactly a Rubio Pom Pom waiver
by any stretch. I thought he did very well today.
But I just wanted to wrap up my point here.
Pam Bondi sits in front of the Senate today, and
of course the Democrats embarrassed themselves. We'll get to that,
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but the Republicans Anti Graham, John Cornyn, they were really
concerned about Pisa. Hey, we have to keep Pisa. That's everything.
And that you know what it reminded me of I
had Jewish Jewish producer Chris pulled this old clip. Remember
when ken Buck, he was a congressman from Colorado. What
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are these real spineless loser types? And Christopher Ray sat
in front of Congress. Now ken Buck could have really
abstained from any serious questioning of Christopher Christopher Ray. He
could have asked him some hard questions. Those are both options.
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Of course, nothing requires you to say something. But ken Buck,
knowing all the evil things the FBI has done against
the American people, this was all well documented when he
did it. Ken Buck instead decided to go a completely
different route when he had a chance to say something.
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In fact, it was almost bizarre.
Speaker 5 (13:42):
Thank you for leading an agency, as you mentioned in
your opening statement, that protects Americans from foreign terrace, that
an agency that protects Americas from fries from China and
Russia and cyber crime and public corruption and organized crime
and drug cartels and human traffickers and white collar criminals.
And I want to thank you and the FBI.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
Do keep in mind. I'll let him keep going. These
guys are only given a limited amount of time. That's
why you always see these guys in the House and
Senate say, my time is short, I'm almost out of time.
I'm taking back my time. They're always arguing about their
time because they're only given specific amounts of time to
ask their questions or make their statements, which again makes
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it even odd that ken Buck would use his time like.
Speaker 5 (14:30):
They're protecting law abiding Americans from the evil that exists
all around us. And frankly, I am not in favor
of defunding the FBI, Nor am I in favor of
splitting up the FBI, nor am I in favor of
using the home and rule for the FBI director.
Speaker 1 (14:45):
And do you remember what we talked about? If you're
a new listener, obviously you won't remember, But do you
remember what we talked about? When I heard that, this
first thing, I thought, and I couldn't get it out
of my head. It was such a bizarre statement that
I accused without evidence. I should point out I have
no evidence whatsoever I accused ken Buck of being compromised
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in some way. It really is the only thing that
would explain using your limited time to glue your lips
to Christopher Ray's rear end. The only thing that would
explain that is if I don't know, maybe maybe ken
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Buck was retiring for a very specific reason, one you
or I will never know about. Who knows, who knows?
Maybe the Cheka, maybe the FBI they knew something about
ken Buck. And maybe maybe someone knocked on his door
one day and said, hey, KeNH just to let you know,
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we need you to be real supportive of the FBI,
none of this passively supportive stuff. We need you to
be very, very supportive or else these pictures of you
and the midgets in Cuba, they're gonna hit the airwaves.
Ken Now again, that is how politics has been done
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throughout history. We have the great Congressman Tim Burchett. Tim Burchett,
I'm sorry at Tennessee. He recently came out on video
wasn't my show with someone Else's show? And he simply
explained that a lot of GOP colleagues of his are compromised,
got themselves into maybe embarrassing situations. Wow, out of town,
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having a drink at the bar. Ooh, a pretty girl's
talking to me, and then someone knocks on their door
and tells them they must now vote a certain way.
Tim Burchett said it. Sitting members of Congress have said
that's how the game is played. I accused Ken Buck
as he was retiring of being compromised by the FBI.
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It's the only thing that would explain that, John Cornyn,
Lensy Graham, these are as dumb and putrid as they are,
they are well healed United States senators with years in
years of experience. They know each and every single PISA violation.
There has been violations of America's civil rights by America's
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intelligence agencies. And so using your very limited time today
to question the upcoming ag on Phiza. We are going
to keep Faisa. Let's not let's not do misinformation. Fisu
is great, right, fisus never been of use? Right? Pam right?
I love Fisa, mister Fisa. I'm sorry, I can't help,
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but hear that in wonder what do they have on
Lindsey Graham? Could you imagine all the world travel he's done, whatever,
whatever's going on in his personal life. I don't want
to speculate, but could you even imagine the things they
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might have against Lindsey Graham? John Cornyn's been a senator
for ages. I don't know who knows, but can you
even imagine what they might have on John Cornyn? And
maybe you don't want to go there, that's fine. What
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explains that? Then? What would explain using your limited time
to talk about Faiza? Interesting, isn't it? Anyway? Let's get
back to the rest of the Pam Bondi hearing. Before
we get back to that, let's talk about putting our
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Show on A one, reminding you you can leave us
a voicemail eight seven seven three seven seven four three
seven three if you want, and along the voicemail lines,
because we'll get back to the Pam Bondi stuff, the
audio from today and other things on the show. Somebody.
I don't want to necessarily give out his name, but
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somebody called and left us a voicemail. This was last
week or the week before, and this gentleman who's really cool.
It was really really cool. I just got comfortable giving
his name out because I don't He didn't say I could,
but he was really cool. We didn't have any kids,
doesn't have any kids, and he says his uncle was
(20:41):
in World War Two and got a Nazi officers World
War two dagger, and since it ended up getting passed
down to him, said he didn't have any kids to
give it to. He figured because I'm a history geek
and we're history geeks, that he wanted to have it.
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And Chris talked to him and he sent it to him,
and Chris and Corey and me we finally got it,
and it looks real. I think it certainly looks real.
Obviously it was something from his father, so he's not
gonna have certificates, and you're not gonna have certificates and
things like that for war trophies. But I have two questions.
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The first one, where can I take this thing to
get some sort of certification on it, which I'm assuming
that would be a pawn shop or a history museum
something like that. That's one. Two. What do I do
with it? It's awesome, it's historical, but it's Nazi and
(21:49):
even as a freaking swastika on there. Chris, what is
wrong with you? Jewish producer? Chris is trying to get
me to display it. Chris, I want you to picture.
Look behind me right now, there's a picture of the
Jesse Kelly show sign. There's a picture of me as
a prince. And the other thing we're gonna have behind
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us is Nazi pyriphernalia that we can't do that, man, Okay, okay,
we have to figure out what we do with it.
I don't want to do nothing with it. It's really
cool and I'm very appreciative of this guy who set
it in. It's really, really freaking cool. I can't wait
to take it home and show my kids as a
historical artifact. It's really cool, but it's also Nazi stuff.
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I don't know either way. Let's get back to the
Pam Bondi stuff from today. Pampbondi ag has to sit
in front of Adam shift Now. Remember Adam Schiff, who
you hate, who I hate? He's no longer Congressman Representative Shift.
He's now United States Senator Shift Senator from the state
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of California, making him one of the most powerful pace
really on the planet. Adam Schiff, with all the lying,
all the evil things he's done, especially over the past
four years when it comes to Trump and lying and
leaking about everything, Adam Shift was not punished by Democrats
for doing evil. He was very much rewarded. He will
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now sit in the United States Senate until the day
he decides to retire or move on to something else.
You might as well put his feed in concrete in
his Senate office. He's there forever a reward for doing
and saying a bunch of evil crap like this.
Speaker 3 (23:35):
I'm asking you, sitting here today, whether you are aware
of a factual predicate to investigate Liz Cheney. Senators to
investigate Liz Cheney.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
That is a high has called for it publicly.
Speaker 6 (23:46):
You are aware of that, aren't you.
Speaker 3 (23:48):
No one has asked me to investigate. But be worried
about right now?
Speaker 1 (23:58):
You are aware of the root.
Speaker 3 (24:00):
Your robberies are eighty seven percent higher than the national quers.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
That's what I want to focus on. Storer. She did
pretty well. Right. There's a lot to like about how
she came back at these people. There's a lot to
like when she's talking about things like this.
Speaker 3 (24:21):
Lastly, and most importantly, if confirmed, I will fight every
day to restore confidence and integrity to the Department of
Justice and each of its components. The partisanship, the weaponization
will be gone.
Speaker 1 (24:38):
Sounds good this.
Speaker 3 (24:40):
And Senator you just gave the classic example of what's
been happening regarding the weaponization. I'm going after parents at
a school board meeting. Has got to stop for practicing
your religion, sending informance into Catholic churches.
Speaker 4 (24:57):
Must stop, about branding parents as domestic terrorists, or trying
to incarcerate one's political opponent as a sitting president of
the United States.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
Will stop. Must stop. Now, that's the part I wanted
to bring up. And I really don't want to be
hard on Bondi because she hasn't had a chance to
get in there yet. We'll set the fiz of stuff,
the red flag stuff aside. We don't know what she's
gonna do, but it will stop. Okay. You know we
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had uh with the boys. You know we have two boys,
James and Luke they're sixteen and fourteen, and they are
wonderful young men. Do you know my mom told me.
You know, my dad died recently and it's been a
very hard time for my mom, for me, for my sister.
It's been very hard. You know. My mom texted me
that the boys they'll text her privately just to check
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in on her. That's the kind of wonderful boys they are, right,
So they're wonderful boys. I want to make sure I clarify,
but this is I would say. A year ago, Bob
and I were talking. We were out on a date,
and she said, you know, I've noticed something as the
boys have hit their teenage years. They're a little bit
lippier than they used to be. See, my kids are
not allowed to disrespect me or their mother, but they
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were getting a little bit lippier. And I just said
to her, I said, you know, that's because we haven't
made an example of anybody for a while. We haven't
grounded anybody taking a phone away doing something that hurts you. See,
if you really want the lppiness to stop, most likely
a talk won't have to do it, or won't be
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enough to do it. You're going to have to do
something to make it stop. Now, Pam Bondi said this,
I just played it for you.
Speaker 3 (26:44):
And Senator you just gave the classic example of what's
been happening regarding the weaponization. I'm going after parents at
a school board meeting. Has got to stop. For practicing
your religion, sending informance in to Catholic churches?
Speaker 1 (27:02):
Must stop?
Speaker 4 (27:04):
What about branding parents as domestic terrorists or trying to
incarcerate one's political opponent as a sitting president of the
United States.
Speaker 3 (27:11):
Will stop, must stop.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
Will stop, must stop. She's not had a chance to
get in there and show us how she's going to
make it stop. But why did these things start? Why
did these things happen? Let's first ask that question. These
things happened because communists, savages inside the Department of Justice,
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inside the FBI, and of course inside the Democrat Party
have decided to use the official positions inside the United
States government to attack, arrest, and imprison their political opponents.
These were conscious decisions made by communists who not just
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are leaving power, are still in positions of power throughout
the DEAL and FBI. Now, how are you going to
make them stop? What does that mean? Must stop? Will stop,
he says, I've said for the longest time, resignations aren't enough.
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Firing is not enough. You walk into the Department of
Justice and you take some communist lawyer and you find
the evil things he's done, and you fire him. That
communist lawyer walks right out of the DOJ, makes two
phone calls, and walks right into a five hundred dollars
an hour job at a prestigious law firm in downtown
(28:43):
Manhattan run by other communists. That's not a punishment at all.
If anything, it's a reward. You say it must stop.
You say it will stop. Prove it to me by
sending government people to prison, make these people afraid, make
them feel pain, and that is how you can make
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it stop, period, end of story. And that kind of
attitude is why you need to start a male vitality
stack from Chok or a female vitality stack, so we
can have the energy, the focus, the will to do
what must be done to save this country. And if
we're a bunch of low teaweenies, we can't get it done.
(29:25):
We chug estrogens, we shower in estrogens. They're in the water.
That's why dudes are growing boobs. And wearing skinny jeans.
It's time to reverse that twenty percent increase in your
T levels in ninety days with natural herbal supplements. That's
frankly ridiculous, and yet Chock made it happen. Chalk has
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made me feel better than I felt in my freaking thirties.
I'm forty three years old. You want to experience what
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if it doesn't work. I have email after email after
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(30:31):
a humpday. Do not forget. You can email the show
Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It was interesting, is
very very interesting to hear Cash Patel's name come up
several times today. Why all the interests, the fear of.
Speaker 3 (30:51):
Cash Patentio, Senator, I am not familiar with all those comments.
I have not discussed those comments with mister Patel. What
I do know, well, I'm asking you what excuse me.
What I do know is mister Patel was a career prosecutor.
He was a career public defender, defending people, and he
also has great experience within the intelligence community. What I
(31:14):
can sit here and tell you is mister Patel, if
he works with running the FBI, if he is confirmed,
and if I am confirmed, he will follow the law
if I am the Attorney General of the United States
of America, and I don't believe he would do anything otherwise.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
Dick Blumenthal, fresh off the jungles of Vietnam, said this,
So your.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
First I need to clarify something that you said that
I have to sit up here and say these things. No,
I don't I sit up here and speak the truth.
I'm not going to sit up here and say anything
that I need to say to get confirmed by this body.
I don't have to say anything. I will answer the
questions to the best of my ability and honestly ask you.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
And that, of course brings me to what might be
the last thing we do on the BONDI stuff. I
want to move on talk Rubio Ratcliff. I want to
talk about pain and punishment, but I wanted to do
something inspiring. I did this a little bit last night,
but I want to again encourage you with something. Life
(32:22):
has peaks and valleys. We all have them. My entire
life has been peaks and valleys. And maybe you're in
a valley right now of some kind, personal life, business life, whatever.
Don't give up. Keep going. You just keep putting one
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foot in front of the other, keep on trying, and
the valley will end at some point, I promise it will.
They always do. And if you would like evidence of
what you can achieve in this lifetime, Mazie Corono is
a United States Senator. There are only a hundred senators
(33:08):
in the world. They call it the most exclusive club
on the planet, which is kind of lame, but that's
what they call it, and Mazie Corono is one of them.
If this weapons grade moron can become a United States Senator,
then no matter who you are, no matter what your
dreams are, you can achieve them. If Mazie Herono can
(33:30):
be a senator, you can climb Mount Everest, you can
go to the moon, you can swim to the darkest
deepest depths of the ocean. If you're a feminist, you
can find a husband.
Speaker 2 (33:41):
Right.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
Maybe not, but you understand what I mean.
Speaker 6 (33:43):
If you, as Attorney General, should investigate one of his
perceived political enemies, would you do so?
Speaker 3 (33:50):
Senator Herono, I wish you had met with me.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
How do you met with me?
Speaker 3 (33:53):
We could have discussed many things and gotten time.
Speaker 6 (33:56):
Listen to you now. Did you respond to the question?
Speaker 3 (34:00):
Yeah, you were the only one who refused to meet
with me, Senator, But what we would have discussed is
that it is the job of the Attorney General.
Speaker 6 (34:07):
I'm very happy to listen to your responses under oath,
Miss Bondy, So, I think it's really important to us
that the Trinity Gurno will be independent of the White House.
Speaker 1 (34:19):
She's a United States Senator, this woman, she has achieved
that status. What can't you do.
Speaker 6 (34:27):
As part of my responsibility to ensure the fitness of
all nominees. I asked the following two initial questions. First,
since you became a legal adult, have you ever made
unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or
physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature.
Speaker 3 (34:45):
No, Senator, have you ever faced.
Speaker 6 (34:46):
Discipline or entered into a settlement relating to this kind
of conduct.
Speaker 1 (34:50):
The senator, that woman's a senator. You can be anything
you want to be. Jesse. Ever since the word conservatism
has been used, it makes me shake my head. Shouldn't
it be conservativism? We don't get rid of the IV
from the active and say activism. It's activism. I would
(35:12):
like to see an experiment if you, being the smartest
talk radio personality out there, share this insight and started
using the word properly. I'm interested to see how long
it would take before the rest follows. Suit well, sho,
if you were great twenty twenty five. His name is Scott,
So he wants to use conservativism. It's too many syllables, man,
(35:36):
This is the this is the problem. Branding, the adjustment
of language can be a difficult thing, and there's no
exact science to it. But do you remember do you
remember Trump when he first started running. Maybe you don't
(35:56):
remember the kind of the genesis of all this, but
make America great again? Everyone knows that statement. Now it's
all over hats and yard signs and TV commercials. Make
America great again. Maga, make America great again. Okay, So
that's what he ran on the first time, and all
throughout his presidency he ran on it. And then he
started running for re election and they tried a rebrand
(36:21):
of it. Now, MAGA make America Great Again was already
all over everybody's T shirt and had it. It was everywhere.
Remember they tried what was it, Keep America great Again?
It was keep America. Yeah, cag keep America great again.
And right when they came out with it, we all laughed,
we laughed hysterically on the show, and we said, that
(36:42):
is going to fail miserably because Mega make America Great
Again has already been ingrained cemented into the heads of people,
of too many people, and so you can't rebrand it.
You can't change it. Now. You can try all you
want conservativism. It doesn't work. It's too many syllables, and
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conservatism is already one of those things that's in everybody's mind.
I applaud your efforts. I will not be taking up
your efforts. Plus, remember always keep in mind, I am dumb.
I am not capable of saying most words. You hear
this all the time when I mispronounced words. You know
(37:27):
why I do that? I'm stupid and uneducated. I can't
pronounce two syllable words. You can't just step in and
add an extra syllable and expect me to carry the torch.
Go find somebody smart. Glenn Beck will do that. Glenn
Beck's intelligent. I can't help you with that at all,
you know, buck buck Sexton could help you with that, clay,
(37:50):
not so much, you see. All right, let's talk about
pain Communists feeling pain and why that's important next
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