February 7, 2025 • 38 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, Teddy, That Jesse Kelly Show.
Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. On what has
been a wonderful ass Doctor Jesse Friday. They've not only
got a USA, they took the signs down off the building.
That's a great day. We're gonna talk about a few things,
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how to get involved when I stop watching the NFL
Valentine's Day? Is twenty twenty election being stolen? A good thing?
Mitch McConnell, all that, so much more coming up this
final hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
let's get to this one. Jesse. You've mentioned numerous times
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that the American communists will seek out positions of power
within the bureaucracy of the government. How do they do this?
I'm a likable, good looking, and somewhat cool guy, and
I feel like I could be useful in one of
these positions. How do I go about seeking out one
of these jobs? All right, so I'm about to give
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you the most dumb down sounding answer in the world.
But it's true. When I talk about the communist seizing
choke points of power, which is exactly what the communist does.
He doesn't have to take over your entire company. He
has to take over the HR department, control the hiring
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and firing, control the training. Now everything flows through him.
He grabbed a choke point of power. But when I
bring that up, I realize that sometimes that may it
may come across as if we're dealing with super villains
here who are extra extra. They're just super conniving and smart,
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and they just know a way to slither around things.
It's not the case at all. Most communists are really
really dumb, very very very dumb. How do they seek
out these positions of power? Okay, so let me explain.
I'll tell you a little story one that longtime listeners
will know that this is just a very brief story
about something that I dealt with. In fact, you dealt
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with it with me. We went through this together. A
little bit of activism we did in my area. There
was a town they were going to have a Fourth
of July parade. Now my area is red. Everything down here,
every county, well almost every county down here, not Houston itself,
but everywhere around it read all Republican, like ninety two
percent Republican is my read. But they were gonna have
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a Fourth of July parade. This is a few years ago,
and I had some people reach out to me locally
and say, hey, you know what's happening with the fourth
of July parade. I said, what They picked some crazy
Second Amendment, gun grabbing, nutball lesbian activist to be the
marshal the lead of the Independence Day parade in our town.
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And people in the town were furious about it. So
I decided, okay, well, I'm gonna put a stop to this,
and I talked to you about it on the radio.
I started blowing up their phones, emails, whatever. And then
I started getting curious myself. How can this happen in
a place like this? How could it happen? And so
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I called the city council. City council, of course, pushes
it off. Now it wasn't us, It was the parks department.
Call the parks department. Parks Department says, there wasn't us,
and that decision was made by a commission, a commission. Okay,
what commission? I don't know any of these commissioners. What commission? Oh,
you didn't know. And it turned out here's what happened.
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They made an announcement publicly. Now they didn't spam your
phone with it. But they made an announcement, a public
announcement that they were going to be forming a commission.
The commission's job was going to be to put together
the fourth of July parade. Let me ask you a question,
an honest question. And there's no judgment here because I
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missed that one. I miss things all the time. No judgment.
But let me ask you something. When's the last time
you went on your town, your city's government page and
looked at the announcements, looked at the calendar? Be honest.
You don't have to tell me, be honest. Have you
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ever once? Okay, I'm gonna assume the answers no, if
you've done it, it's not that many times, but I'll
assume the answers no. Again. I'm not passing judgment. But
let me explain these communists who grabbed these choke points
of power, like that commission. They took over and then
tried to throw a commune in there. You should know
she ended up canceling and then she didn't do it.
But the communists, he's on that website all the time.
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We have a we have a bunch of former communists
who listened to the show and one emailed in a
long time ago, and she was kind of giving some
pointers on how they do communist activism. And one of
the things she did just she viewed it as a duty. Remember,
she's fighting a revolution. The communist is fighting a revolution.
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It's a religion for him. She would go find that calendar,
find the list of events, find the commission things, and
she would do a sheet. She'd do a write up
on it and distribute it to all of her communist friends. Hey,
just a heads up, this town's going to have a commission.
I wanted to make sure everybody knew that you can
show up and get on the commission at this point.
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And if we can do that, we can do something
to push the revolution forward. Hey, let's grab that gun,
grab me lesbian. Yeah, whoo. That's how the communist operates.
It's not that he's smarter than you, more diligent about
the revolution then you or I again pointing fingers at me,
are about stopping the revolution. How do you get a
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job in the bureaucracy and a choke point of power?
Find one and go apply for it. Now, depending on
where you're applying for it, you're gonna have to be
careful about what you put on the resume. Certainly not
saying lie. But remember government positions, even in red areas
are oftentimes they're occupied by communists because they're the only
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ones who seek out these positions. But go look, go
to your city's website and look for job openings. They
might be right there. Look for announcements, they might be
right there. That's a choke point of power. Does your town,
does your city, does your county? Go to your county's page.
Do they have something coming up? A commission, an election?
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Out of this and of that, and it won't look sexy.
That's what I want. I want, I want to get through.
We we liked focus because politics is in our religion.
We really like to focus on the sexy things on
the right. President President is big and look Air Force one,
so it's easy to get someone hyped up about the
White House. But the communist gets excited about all of it.
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So when you go to your town's website and you
see that, wait a minute, they're looking for a new
assistant assistant manager at the waste management department. That doesn't
sound very glamorous. What am I going to be able
to do there, Nah, screw that. The communist dives into
that with the knowledge that one day, somehow, some way,
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he will or she it's oftentimes she will be able
to use that position to advance the revolution. How do
you begin Go to the website and look, they're not
hiding these jobs. They're sitting right there on the websites.
And it used to be, it used to be back
in the day before everything got on the internet. I
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used to be you'd have to make an extra trip.
You got to physically drive down to city hall and
walk in and say, are there any job opening? Now? Everywhere?
It doesn't matter if you live in a tiny town.
I bet you they have a website. They have a
website up announcements, calendar items. The difference between the communists
and you is not intelligence, it's diligence. The communist is
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on there all the time, looking for choke points, seeking
to destroy Jesse. What caused you to stop watching the NFL?
I stopped watching back in sixteen when the needle of
the kneeling. Well, that's what did it for me. It
was a lifelong NFL freak. As you will know. I
would watch for eight hours on a Sunday I would
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just get up I grocery shop in anticipation of even
if I was by myself, I just sit and I
just watched the NFL all day. I loved, loved, loved
the NFL, and the truth is, I still missed it.
But I was so disgusted with the St. George Floyd protests,
with those bunch of ungrateful millionaire babies crapping all over
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this country sitting for the national anthem. Then the teams
were going to the locker room for the national anthem.
Now we have the freaking black national anthem, which isn't
even a thing. They just recently took end racism out
of the end zone. I am so sick of people
who luxuriate in this country crapping all over it. And
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I realize we're dealing with a bunch of psychopathic white
liberals who occupy the league offices of these big sports
leagues NASCAR two, same thing. And I also realize we're
dealing with a bunch of twenty year old morons who
don't know anything about anything. So I realize what the
game is and why sports leagues are uniquely susceptible to this.
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But I just couldn't stomach it anymore. I absolutely could
not stomach it. And as much as I love football,
the good news is I'm a Kelly. My grudge are
stronger than I love for football. So no, I've never
gone back and never gone back. I will tell you
there's a chance I'm gonna watch the Super Bowl because
I think we're gonna have to go to a party.
You know, everybody has a party for the Super Bowl.
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And here's what's embarrassing. Tell me, tell me this isn't embarrassing.
I don't know any of the players anymore. It's probably
been four or five years. I would guess I can
name I can name one player in the Super Bowl.
I know the Eagles are playing the Chiefs because enough
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of my friends are talking about it. Patrick Mahomes. I
know he's the quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs. Uh.
I don't know that I can name a single other player.
I'm gonna be the dork at the party who doesn't
know who anybody is. At least I know the game, right,
I understand the game I'm watching. But they're gonna be all, oh,
wow's juicy brown catch that he's been going crazy this year.
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And I'm gonna be all, yeah, man, guy's been awesome,
really awesome. I bet I bet that guy. I bet
he has I bet he struggles with pain. Though football
is a brutal sport. I bet you they're all on
Relief Factor, what Chris, I bet they are. If I
had the daily pain, I'd take relief Factor. In fact,
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Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (12:03):
It is Jesse Kellys Show on a Friday, A wonderful
Ask Doctor Jesse Friday and let's dig back into the
questions because we don't have that much time left.
Speaker 1 (12:16):
Life is good. Trump's out there threatening tariffs against everybody. Now.
He announced today that he's gonna be doing reciprocal tariffs
on a bunch of countries next week. So we shall
see how all this goes. Hey, Jesse, is it too
early to say, thank god they stole the twenty twenty election.
Trump was a good president in his first term, but
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the bar was so low. I can say that without
even saying I'm impressed, so on and so forth. Second
term would have started in twenty twenty one. What say you?
It's a difficult question to answer. It's something I thought
about a lot. Trump two point zero was so much
better than Trump one point Oh. I don't even recognize
the man. He's so much better dealing with these commy skuns.
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We would not have had that without four years of
Trump getting prosecuted and shot and everything else that we
wouldn't have had that. And so, yes, what's happening now,
this exposure of the corruption and the government and the
destruction of the communist system in this country, the communist foundation,
I should say, is it's so good? It possibly America
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is saving good. It's that good now that said. Was
it worth four years of Joe Biden? I don't know.
I don't know. We were so we're in the state
of euphoria right now, and I get that. I'm happy,
you're happy, everyone's happy. But Joe Biden. I not Joe Biden.
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You know. It was the Communists surround him, and he
was just a stupid old cadaver. The communists surround Joe Biden,
they hurt us bad man, They hurt us really, really bad.
The illegals alone get rid of twenty million people. And
that's twenty million on top of the forty million we
had before Joe Biden got in the money, I don't
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know if it was worth it. And look, when you
look at the loss of life. I brought up earlier,
Abby Gate, that suicide bomber in Afghanistan. How do you
look any one of those parents in the eye who
lost their young marine, young sailor, young soldier and lost
them without need. They did not need to die. That
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was purely the fault of the Biden administration. It just was.
There's no other way about it. How do you look
at that parent and say, hey, it was worth it
because we got a better Trump this time. I don't
know that I can make that call on a macro level.
I see what you're saying. I'm not insulting to you
at all, but that was a rough four years, man.
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That was a tough four years. And can you imagine
if we got another four what would those evil demons
have done with another four? Baby hands, Kelly, I hate you, guys.
I recently heard one of your favorite senators, Mitch McConnell,
pulled a Biden and hit the floor a couple times.
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You think old Mitch might not make it to the
end of his term, and that could be a potential problem.
As the governor of Kentucky is a commie, says his
name is George. I don't know if he's going to
make it to the end of his term. Who knows.
He's clearly fritzing out. He's falling all the time. They're
pushing him around in a wheelchair. I've expressed my frustration
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with this many, many times before. But this is the
reason people like Mitch McConnell. They are the reason that
I have committed to you time and again. I am
not going to do this until I'm seventy. I'm not.
I don't know what this is with people, especially politicians.
I don't know why they can't retire and go away.
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If you're Mitch McConnell, you've got millions and millions and
millions of dollars, you're very clearly on the final years
of your life. I don't know what that looks like.
But the final years of your life? Don't you have
something else you want to go do? Don't you have grandkids?
Don't you have he has a wife? Don't you want
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to go overseas with the wife or the taker down
to Myrtle Beach? But something that? Don't you have stuff
you want to do? Who wants to die in the Senate?
What Chris? Now? I know you're right. Chris said his
hobby is power, and I'm asking him to give up
his hobby. But that's exactly my point. You see, that's
a gross hobby to have. It's really gross, and you
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see it. I see it now. It's not just in politics,
like I said, I see it in so many fields,
so many fields where there's a guy he needs to
let it go. He's made all the money he's gonna make.
He's fine, he's well off, no reason to stick around.
But it's all he has. I'd see it in the media.
I've told you the story before about the guy who
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I'm not going to name, who you would most definitely know.
He's losing his hearing, screaming at staffers all the time.
And I know. I'm really good friends with one of
his staffers. And I asked him, why won't he just retire?
And he looked at me dead in the eye, and
he said, what else does he have? We're talking about
a guy who's made I don't have it. I have him.
One hundred million dollars is not not unreasonable for what
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this guy's probably made in his career. Who knows, but
that might be short. It could be more than that.
Got all the money in the world. Here you are,
you're old, your hearing's going, and you find yourself screaming
at your producers every day because you can't walk away
from the television set because you don't you don't want
to not be on TV. You don't want to not
be on the radio anymore. Dude, Go find a different
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kind of a life. And look, I'm sorry. I love you,
and I love doing the radio. I love trying to
make your day a little bit better. I'm not changing
the world here. I like, I love what I do.
I believe in what I do. I know I'm the
most blessed guy in the world. But I have other
things in my life I love, too, and this is
not going to be the only thing I do until
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I die on the air, and poor Chris and Corey
have to scramble hit the dump button. He's stroked out
on the air. Anyway, at least I'm gonna have some
gold when I go. I gotta hold a gold co
so as soon as I stroke out on the air,
OBS should be good to go. You need to fortify
your retirement, even if you don't get any in your
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physical possession, which you know, I'm a big, big, big
believer in. Don't go crazy. It's too freaking expensive. Get
something in your physical possession. But in your retirement, dude,
don't give away that four oh one K. You busted
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butt for it. All right, We'll make fun of some
people in the East Hamptons who like slave labor and
get back to the questions next, Jesse Kelly. It is
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You know what East Hampton is, right, It's it's in
Long Island. It's New York. It's in Long Island. It's ritzy. Uh.
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You're never gonna have a house there. I'm never gonna
have house there, all right. It's just one of those places.
It's excuse me. It's five million dollars for that it's
just one of those types of places. Well, officials in
the East Hampton, including their police chief, they are trying
to this is the headline. East Hampton officials reassure wealthy
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residents that officers won't deport illegal migrant maids, landscapers and nannies.
These filthy white commies out there voting to just keep
their slaves over and over again, and they're most concerned
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about the maid. Gosh, that is just so. That is
just the most uppity, liberal, rich commy thing I've ever
heard in my entire life. And obviously it's really soulless
and selfish. You can look out across the country. You
watch as the jobs market for normal Americans as being
wiped out. You watch the crime flooding in, the disease
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is flooding in, what it's doing to the healthcare system,
the education system, all of it. And of course you
don't care because you have enough money to be priced
out of those things. And well, you got a nanny
you really love. Oh gosh, Jesse, are we in the
age of Kings again? Each president takes office with a
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mountain of executive orders waiting to be signed, so on
and so and forth. And we in the age of kings.
Are we back in the time of kings slash emperors
and not a representative republic? Well everything comes in cycles,
doesn't it. There are ups and downs and ebbs and flows.
And remember that we live, we are just we're so
blessed in so many ways. We live in a very
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very very small period in history and lotion in history
where we get to experience a representative government. For most
of the history of the world, that has not been
the case. And even even nations that really tried to
start one didn't end up keeping one. Like Greece would
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be one of the places you would go the ancient
Greeks and you think, wow, they really kind of started
that democracy, republic that kind of stuff, and a lot
of that stuff is true, but you know, you look
at a city like Athens. In the end, it wasn't
that representative at all. Oh I realized they thought they
had a representative government, but they ended up being ruled
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by a bunch of oligarchs who were corrupted and sold
out the whole place. Rome exact same thing. The Roman
republic did not function like ours, I want to be
clear about that, but they were of course run by
the Senate. They had consuls, which were like their presidents,
but it was run by the Senate. The Senate was
in charge. And wooh, that's awesome. It Rome doesn't have kings.
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Roman doesn't have kings. Rome doesn't have kings. Oh what's that? Yeah,
I think we'll try the king thing. This didn't last.
But for most of the other people who have ever
existed in any way they've been, they've had a ruler.
Maybe that takes the form of a chief. If we're
going to talk about tribal societies, maybe the Aborigines or
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the Indians, or maybe that would be a chief of
some kind. Maybe it's king, maybe it's a monarch, maybe
it's a dictator. But even today, even today around the world,
there are still kings. There are still dictators all over
the place. We live in a country where, if you
so desire, you can go online right now and tell
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the president to go screw himself. Now, don't do that.
I'm not encouraging you to do that, but that is
an incredible freedom to have. I saw some story today.
It was about this young lady and Iran and you've
heard these stories before, but she had defied the government
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beautiful young girl, and they just simply went and grabbed
her and they beat her to death. They grabbed her,
they hauled her off to some dark place and they
just beat her to death. And this is the threat
Iranians live under to this day because they have an
evil government. People around the planet live like that, and
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you're watching it happen slowly in places like the UK.
In the UK, if you get online right now, if
you're in the UK and you get online right now
and you say, hey, these illegals are a bunch of
dirtballs raising the crime rate around the city. This is disgusting.
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They have dedicated departments of their law enforcement that will
come find you. They are scouring the internet. The department
is dedicated. They've they brag about it in the U. Okay,
scouring the internet looking for that kind of speech. They
will come and they'll throw you in prison. Not for
like not for like a week either. We're talking You're
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gonna do a year, two years in the clink in
the UK. So you know that old saying from Ronald Reagan,
freedom is never one more than one generation from extinction.
We love that saying. We love Reagan, We love his
quotes but that's very, very true. If you don't maintain it,
if we you and me, if the normal citizen does
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not keep an eye on his representative government, on his
free country, you will lose it. Because the inclination of
evil men is tyranny men whenever they get any power,
even in a representative republic. I'm in Congress, I'm in
the FBI, I'm in the Senate, I'm whatever. The inclination
of evil men is to gather more and more and
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more power for themselves and to smash anyone who stops
them from doing so. That's why they have such a
problem with that First Amendment. Number one challenge here that
we see and is, of course, the First Amendment in
the United States is a fairly robust. Remember the three
things they all have in common. They see themselves as
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kings and queens. They have no connection to the real world,
no connection whatsoever, none. And there's no love of country
with these people. They don't ever think about America. You
love it, so you'll see them doing something horrible and say,
how could they. They don't think about America the way
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you do. But they do see themselves as kings and
queens who they've been unfairly held back by the limits
Western civilization puts on them. And this, like, I was
just talking about living in a free society. How you
and I we live in a free society. We love that, right?
Didn't that puff you up a little bit and make
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you feel good to made me feel good talking about it.
The evil people, the evil people in our government, they
hate that. The communists hate listening to this show. Despise
that they don't believe there should be limits on them
because they see themselves as rulers, as kings and queens.
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They hate the fact that you're free men, you whispering
part time radio host. I'm planning a trip to DC.
Any suggestions for museums to visit or places to eat?
One kind of Look, there's a bunch of the big
ones you got to go to. I've told you before.
The Holocaust Museum in DC is freaking powerful, powerful. Go
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give yourself some time. Okay, go and give yourself. You're
gonna want some time for that one. But off the
beaten past, stuff that other people might not suggest. The
Spy Museum in DC is sick. It is so much fun.
Don't shake your head, Chris, that's no They didn't go
because I was jealous. I went to test my skills,
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and let me tell you, I came out looking pretty good.
Pretty good. They have all these tests in there to
see if you, like me, can be a covert operative.
It is awesome. Don't ignore the Spy Museum. They have
something new that I've never been to before. Last time
I was in DC, I was there for tunnel to towers.
I love them. I was there for tunnel to towers
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and they were building still still under construction. A Korean
War memorial. The Korean War. It's known as the Forgotten
War for a reason. You need to learn more about
the Korean War. A fascinating, horrible little conflict, and some
real legends fought in that war. Now, speaking of war fighting,
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imagine doing a tour in Vietnam with the Specops boys
at MACV Soog and then volunteering for a second one.
You know how dangerous it was to be macv SG
behind enemy lines, You your buddies and nothing else. They died
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a lot of them. The CEO of Pure Talk, that's
what he did. Not one two tours with MacFee SAG
in Vietnam. Why is there some cell phoned company that
hires Americans. Why is there some cell phone company that
they don't toss money to Black Lives Matter and that
kind of crap. Why is there this mobile company that
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does things different and saves you money. Well, when you're
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hope you are preparing to have a wonderful weekend. Just
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soak in all the beauty of the COMMI scum being
on the run. Now, let's try to wrap up as
many of these ask doctor Jesse questions as humanly possible
before we get into the rest of it. Dear obliterator oracle,
don't get me wrong, I enjoy watching dems freak out,
even over musk. But does Musk fit in? Do you
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see him as our Soros. Well, we've talked about this before.
But we the people, normal people, we like to imagine
that if enough of us get together and we try
hard enough, that we can take on evil, corrupt systems
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like ours, so we can take them on and win.
I'm not talking about in combat, all right. I'm talking
about just the normal voter. The normal activist wants to
believe that he can do it himself. But historically, even
when it comes to our country, you need some rich,
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powerful people to help you out. John Hancock, I hope
you know the name. In case you don't, you've seen
the Declaration of Independence. You at least know what it
looks like, right, that huge signature on there, the big
one that stands out. The dude was clearly trying to
stand out. That's John Hancock. John Hancock. We needed him
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for the revolution. He was a well established, wealthy man,
and he took some talking into the British kind of
knifed him in the back too many times before he
joined our cause. But him joined our cause. We needed
that kind of help to fight the revolution. And then
we start fighting the revolution. And here's something else we
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don't like. I'll tell you personally, I hate this. What
I'm about to tell you. It's true, and I hate it.
It's hard to even get the words out. We needed
the French. We needed French help, the help of a wealthy,
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established nation, in order to fight a successful revolution against
the British. We did shoot the South during the Civil War.
They knew it too, They tried to get French help.
They knew they needed some help. If you're going to
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take on an evil, corrupt, very powerful system, you need help, wealthy,
powerful help. You don't need all of but you need
guys like that Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar taking on the
Roman Republic, the corrupt Senate at the time. This is
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Julius Caesar setting aside Jesus Christ. Thanks a lot, Chris
setting aside Jesus Christ. You could argue that Julius Caesar
is the most impressive man who ever lived. You really
can't when you look at the things he did. His
writing was awesome, his mind he was a super genius,
a super genius. He might be the best general of
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all time, just an amazing human being. Julius Caesar could
not take on the Roman Republic and win. He had
to form the triumvirate. He had to go get Pompy Magnus,
he had to go get Crassus. He needed wealthy, powerful
people to help. Does Elon Musk fit in? I don't know.
I don't worship the guy. We need him, We have
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needed him, We needed his help, we needed look in
large part, and I shouldn't say in large part. A
huge part of us winning this pushback against the communists
is the fact that the one of the biggest social
media platforms, Twitter is one that we're not censored off
of anymore because Elon Musk bought it. He bought it,
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said hey, free speech, go say what you want. That's huge.
It's enormous what he's done for our movement. You know,
I'm not a man worshiping type. Is enormous. It really,
really really matters here, doctor Jesse. I'm hearing conservatives get
concerned about AI. What concerns does the Oracle have about it?
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I have a lot of concerns about it because I
don't I'm already too old. I tell you what happened
to me the other day. I think I might have
told you this. You ever see the movie The Accountant,
great movie, It's a Ben Affleck movie. He's this autistic
superstud who murders a bunch of bad guys. It's fantastic. Anyway,
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the accountant my sons told me they were coming out
with a second one. I said, great, sweet, I want
to look up the trailer because I love the first one.
Sitting there eating breakfast with my boys, I said, hey,
come on, let's watch a trailer because I saw I
looked it up right away. It was right there on
I think it was YouTube on my phone. Look it up.
I look it up. I start watching the trailer and
I'm thirty seconds into it, and my son's looking over
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my shoulders. He said, Dad, this isn't a real trailer.
I said, what are you talking about. I'm looking at it.
It's right there. Of course it's real. What do you mean?
He said, Dad? This is AI. This is some AI
garbage project that someone came up with him put online.
And I started arguing with him. He said, Dad, trust me.
So I brack out to like the home screen of YouTube,
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and there were ten of them AI trailers that weren't
real at all. But to my eyes, I'm forty three,
it's a real trailer. What do you mean? They can't
just fake putting him in there. Oh yeah they can't. Yes, yes,
as a matter of fact, they can't. They can fake
his voice, they can fake anything. I was telling Jewish
producer Chris during the break. I missed a phone call.
I looked up the number. It was the Washington DC
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Please Department. So I just naturally assumed I was under
arrest for something. Those dirty comedies dug up. So I
call them back just to see who was what they wanted,
and they said, no, somebody spoofs, somebody spoofing their number,
calling acting like the cops, trying to get personal information
from people. How do you even spoof a phone number?
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Nothing is real anymore. So yeah, I have great concerns.
I have concerns about your dog. I don't know that.
I don't know that you've started your dog on rough
greens yet. I want your dog to live a long time.
I want your cat to live a long time. But
how can they possibly live a long time when we
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Speaker 2 (37:26):
Here's a headline.
Speaker 1 (37:27):
But go you know, you know the things emails we
didn't get to. Will the Republicans put things like election
integrity and eliminating DEI in the reconciliation legislation? Or will
that just include border security and tax items. I don't
know what this reconciliation legislation. That's a very difficult word
(37:48):
to get out, reconciliation legislation. I don't know exactly what's
going to be in it. I know there are going
to be a bunch of bad things in it. Remember,
it's going to be very difficult to get any good
laws passed because in Congress we have a slim majority
and we need a bunch of Rhino votes, and rhinos
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don't want any significant change. They want everything staying just
the way it is. All right, you put your phone
down and go enjoy your weekend. I'll see you Monday,
that's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, Teddy, That Jesse Kelly Show.
Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. On what has
been a wonderful ass Doctor Jesse Friday. They've not only
got a USA, they took the signs down off the building.
That's a great day. We're gonna talk about a few things,
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how to get involved when I stop watching the NFL
Valentine's Day? Is twenty twenty election being stolen? A good thing?
Mitch McConnell, all that, so much more coming up this
final hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
let's get to this one. Jesse. You've mentioned numerous times
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that the American communists will seek out positions of power
within the bureaucracy of the government. How do they do this?
I'm a likable, good looking, and somewhat cool guy, and
I feel like I could be useful in one of
these positions. How do I go about seeking out one
of these jobs? All right, so I'm about to give
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you the most dumb down sounding answer in the world.
But it's true. When I talk about the communist seizing
choke points of power, which is exactly what the communist does.
He doesn't have to take over your entire company. He
has to take over the HR department, control the hiring
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and firing, control the training. Now everything flows through him.
He grabbed a choke point of power. But when I
bring that up, I realize that sometimes that may it
may come across as if we're dealing with super villains
here who are extra extra. They're just super conniving and smart,
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and they just know a way to slither around things.
It's not the case at all. Most communists are really
really dumb, very very very dumb. How do they seek
out these positions of power? Okay, so let me explain.
I'll tell you a little story one that longtime listeners
will know that this is just a very brief story
about something that I dealt with. In fact, you dealt
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with it with me. We went through this together. A
little bit of activism we did in my area. There
was a town they were going to have a Fourth
of July parade. Now my area is red. Everything down here,
every county, well almost every county down here, not Houston itself,
but everywhere around it read all Republican, like ninety two
percent Republican is my read. But they were gonna have
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a Fourth of July parade. This is a few years ago,
and I had some people reach out to me locally
and say, hey, you know what's happening with the fourth
of July parade. I said, what They picked some crazy
Second Amendment, gun grabbing, nutball lesbian activist to be the
marshal the lead of the Independence Day parade in our town.
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And people in the town were furious about it. So
I decided, okay, well, I'm gonna put a stop to this,
and I talked to you about it on the radio.
I started blowing up their phones, emails, whatever. And then
I started getting curious myself. How can this happen in
a place like this? How could it happen? And so
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I called the city council. City council, of course, pushes
it off. Now it wasn't us, It was the parks department.
Call the parks department. Parks Department says, there wasn't us,
and that decision was made by a commission, a commission. Okay,
what commission? I don't know any of these commissioners. What commission? Oh,
you didn't know. And it turned out here's what happened.
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They made an announcement publicly. Now they didn't spam your
phone with it. But they made an announcement, a public
announcement that they were going to be forming a commission.
The commission's job was going to be to put together
the fourth of July parade. Let me ask you a question,
an honest question. And there's no judgment here because I
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missed that one. I miss things all the time. No judgment.
But let me ask you something. When's the last time
you went on your town, your city's government page and
looked at the announcements, looked at the calendar? Be honest.
You don't have to tell me, be honest. Have you
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ever once? Okay, I'm gonna assume the answers no, if
you've done it, it's not that many times, but I'll
assume the answers no. Again. I'm not passing judgment. But
let me explain these communists who grabbed these choke points
of power, like that commission. They took over and then
tried to throw a commune in there. You should know
she ended up canceling and then she didn't do it.
But the communists, he's on that website all the time.
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We have a we have a bunch of former communists
who listened to the show and one emailed in a
long time ago, and she was kind of giving some
pointers on how they do communist activism. And one of
the things she did just she viewed it as a duty. Remember,
she's fighting a revolution. The communist is fighting a revolution.
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It's a religion for him. She would go find that calendar,
find the list of events, find the commission things, and
she would do a sheet. She'd do a write up
on it and distribute it to all of her communist friends. Hey,
just a heads up, this town's going to have a commission.
I wanted to make sure everybody knew that you can
show up and get on the commission at this point.
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And if we can do that, we can do something
to push the revolution forward. Hey, let's grab that gun,
grab me lesbian. Yeah, whoo. That's how the communist operates.
It's not that he's smarter than you, more diligent about
the revolution then you or I again pointing fingers at me,
are about stopping the revolution. How do you get a
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job in the bureaucracy and a choke point of power?
Find one and go apply for it. Now, depending on
where you're applying for it, you're gonna have to be
careful about what you put on the resume. Certainly not
saying lie. But remember government positions, even in red areas
are oftentimes they're occupied by communists because they're the only
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ones who seek out these positions. But go look, go
to your city's website and look for job openings. They
might be right there. Look for announcements, they might be
right there. That's a choke point of power. Does your town,
does your city, does your county? Go to your county's page.
Do they have something coming up? A commission, an election?
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Out of this and of that, and it won't look sexy.
That's what I want. I want, I want to get through.
We we liked focus because politics is in our religion.
We really like to focus on the sexy things on
the right. President President is big and look Air Force one,
so it's easy to get someone hyped up about the
White House. But the communist gets excited about all of it.
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So when you go to your town's website and you
see that, wait a minute, they're looking for a new
assistant assistant manager at the waste management department. That doesn't
sound very glamorous. What am I going to be able
to do there, Nah, screw that. The communist dives into
that with the knowledge that one day, somehow, some way,
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he will or she it's oftentimes she will be able
to use that position to advance the revolution. How do
you begin Go to the website and look, they're not
hiding these jobs. They're sitting right there on the websites.
And it used to be, it used to be back
in the day before everything got on the internet. I
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used to be you'd have to make an extra trip.
You got to physically drive down to city hall and
walk in and say, are there any job opening? Now? Everywhere?
It doesn't matter if you live in a tiny town.
I bet you they have a website. They have a
website up announcements, calendar items. The difference between the communists
and you is not intelligence, it's diligence. The communist is
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on there all the time, looking for choke points, seeking
to destroy Jesse. What caused you to stop watching the NFL?
I stopped watching back in sixteen when the needle of
the kneeling. Well, that's what did it for me. It
was a lifelong NFL freak. As you will know. I
would watch for eight hours on a Sunday I would
(08:43):
just get up I grocery shop in anticipation of even
if I was by myself, I just sit and I
just watched the NFL all day. I loved, loved, loved
the NFL, and the truth is, I still missed it.
But I was so disgusted with the St. George Floyd protests,
with those bunch of ungrateful millionaire babies crapping all over
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this country sitting for the national anthem. Then the teams
were going to the locker room for the national anthem.
Now we have the freaking black national anthem, which isn't
even a thing. They just recently took end racism out
of the end zone. I am so sick of people
who luxuriate in this country crapping all over it. And
(09:27):
I realize we're dealing with a bunch of psychopathic white
liberals who occupy the league offices of these big sports
leagues NASCAR two, same thing. And I also realize we're
dealing with a bunch of twenty year old morons who
don't know anything about anything. So I realize what the
game is and why sports leagues are uniquely susceptible to this.
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But I just couldn't stomach it anymore. I absolutely could
not stomach it. And as much as I love football,
the good news is I'm a Kelly. My grudge are
stronger than I love for football. So no, I've never
gone back and never gone back. I will tell you
there's a chance I'm gonna watch the Super Bowl because
I think we're gonna have to go to a party.
You know, everybody has a party for the Super Bowl.
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And here's what's embarrassing. Tell me, tell me this isn't embarrassing.
I don't know any of the players anymore. It's probably
been four or five years. I would guess I can
name I can name one player in the Super Bowl.
I know the Eagles are playing the Chiefs because enough
(10:34):
of my friends are talking about it. Patrick Mahomes. I
know he's the quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs. Uh.
I don't know that I can name a single other player.
I'm gonna be the dork at the party who doesn't
know who anybody is. At least I know the game, right,
I understand the game I'm watching. But they're gonna be all, oh,
wow's juicy brown catch that he's been going crazy this year.
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And I'm gonna be all, yeah, man, guy's been awesome,
really awesome. I bet I bet that guy. I bet
he has I bet he struggles with pain. Though football
is a brutal sport. I bet you they're all on
Relief Factor, what Chris, I bet they are. If I
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Ask Doctor Jesse Friday and let's dig back into the
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Speaker 1 (12:16):
Life is good. Trump's out there threatening tariffs against everybody. Now.
He announced today that he's gonna be doing reciprocal tariffs
on a bunch of countries next week. So we shall
see how all this goes. Hey, Jesse, is it too
early to say, thank god they stole the twenty twenty election.
Trump was a good president in his first term, but
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the bar was so low. I can say that without
even saying I'm impressed, so on and so forth. Second
term would have started in twenty twenty one. What say you?
It's a difficult question to answer. It's something I thought
about a lot. Trump two point zero was so much
better than Trump one point Oh. I don't even recognize
the man. He's so much better dealing with these commy skuns.
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We would not have had that without four years of
Trump getting prosecuted and shot and everything else that we
wouldn't have had that. And so, yes, what's happening now,
this exposure of the corruption and the government and the
destruction of the communist system in this country, the communist foundation,
I should say, is it's so good? It possibly America
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is saving good. It's that good now that said. Was
it worth four years of Joe Biden? I don't know.
I don't know. We were so we're in the state
of euphoria right now, and I get that. I'm happy,
you're happy, everyone's happy. But Joe Biden. I not Joe Biden.
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You know. It was the Communists surround him, and he
was just a stupid old cadaver. The communists surround Joe Biden,
they hurt us bad man, They hurt us really, really bad.
The illegals alone get rid of twenty million people. And
that's twenty million on top of the forty million we
had before Joe Biden got in the money, I don't
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know if it was worth it. And look, when you
look at the loss of life. I brought up earlier,
Abby Gate, that suicide bomber in Afghanistan. How do you
look any one of those parents in the eye who
lost their young marine, young sailor, young soldier and lost
them without need. They did not need to die. That
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was purely the fault of the Biden administration. It just was.
There's no other way about it. How do you look
at that parent and say, hey, it was worth it
because we got a better Trump this time. I don't
know that I can make that call on a macro level.
I see what you're saying. I'm not insulting to you
at all, but that was a rough four years, man.
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That was a tough four years. And can you imagine
if we got another four what would those evil demons
have done with another four? Baby hands, Kelly, I hate you, guys.
I recently heard one of your favorite senators, Mitch McConnell,
pulled a Biden and hit the floor a couple times.
(15:12):
You think old Mitch might not make it to the
end of his term, and that could be a potential problem.
As the governor of Kentucky is a commie, says his
name is George. I don't know if he's going to
make it to the end of his term. Who knows.
He's clearly fritzing out. He's falling all the time. They're
pushing him around in a wheelchair. I've expressed my frustration
(15:34):
with this many, many times before. But this is the
reason people like Mitch McConnell. They are the reason that
I have committed to you time and again. I am
not going to do this until I'm seventy. I'm not.
I don't know what this is with people, especially politicians.
I don't know why they can't retire and go away.
(15:58):
If you're Mitch McConnell, you've got millions and millions and
millions of dollars, you're very clearly on the final years
of your life. I don't know what that looks like.
But the final years of your life? Don't you have
something else you want to go do? Don't you have grandkids?
Don't you have he has a wife? Don't you want
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to go overseas with the wife or the taker down
to Myrtle Beach? But something that? Don't you have stuff
you want to do? Who wants to die in the Senate?
What Chris? Now? I know you're right. Chris said his
hobby is power, and I'm asking him to give up
his hobby. But that's exactly my point. You see, that's
a gross hobby to have. It's really gross, and you
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see it. I see it now. It's not just in politics,
like I said, I see it in so many fields,
so many fields where there's a guy he needs to
let it go. He's made all the money he's gonna make.
He's fine, he's well off, no reason to stick around.
But it's all he has. I'd see it in the media.
I've told you the story before about the guy who
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I'm not going to name, who you would most definitely know.
He's losing his hearing, screaming at staffers all the time.
And I know. I'm really good friends with one of
his staffers. And I asked him, why won't he just retire?
And he looked at me dead in the eye, and
he said, what else does he have? We're talking about
a guy who's made I don't have it. I have him.
One hundred million dollars is not not unreasonable for what
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this guy's probably made in his career. Who knows, but
that might be short. It could be more than that.
Got all the money in the world. Here you are,
you're old, your hearing's going, and you find yourself screaming
at your producers every day because you can't walk away
from the television set because you don't you don't want
to not be on TV. You don't want to not
be on the radio anymore. Dude, Go find a different
(17:50):
kind of a life. And look, I'm sorry. I love you,
and I love doing the radio. I love trying to
make your day a little bit better. I'm not changing
the world here. I like, I love what I do.
I believe in what I do. I know I'm the
most blessed guy in the world. But I have other
things in my life I love, too, and this is
not going to be the only thing I do until
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I die on the air, and poor Chris and Corey
have to scramble hit the dump button. He's stroked out
on the air. Anyway, at least I'm gonna have some
gold when I go. I gotta hold a gold co
so as soon as I stroke out on the air,
OBS should be good to go. You need to fortify
your retirement, even if you don't get any in your
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physical possession, which you know, I'm a big, big, big
believer in. Don't go crazy. It's too freaking expensive. Get
something in your physical possession. But in your retirement, dude,
don't give away that four oh one K. You busted
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You know what East Hampton is, right, It's it's in
Long Island. It's New York. It's in Long Island. It's ritzy. Uh.
(20:05):
You're never gonna have a house there. I'm never gonna
have house there, all right. It's just one of those places.
It's excuse me. It's five million dollars for that it's
just one of those types of places. Well, officials in
the East Hampton, including their police chief, they are trying
to this is the headline. East Hampton officials reassure wealthy
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residents that officers won't deport illegal migrant maids, landscapers and nannies.
These filthy white commies out there voting to just keep
their slaves over and over again, and they're most concerned
(20:47):
about the maid. Gosh, that is just so. That is
just the most uppity, liberal, rich commy thing I've ever
heard in my entire life. And obviously it's really soulless
and selfish. You can look out across the country. You
watch as the jobs market for normal Americans as being
wiped out. You watch the crime flooding in, the disease
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is flooding in, what it's doing to the healthcare system,
the education system, all of it. And of course you
don't care because you have enough money to be priced
out of those things. And well, you got a nanny
you really love. Oh gosh, Jesse, are we in the
age of Kings again? Each president takes office with a
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mountain of executive orders waiting to be signed, so on
and so and forth. And we in the age of kings.
Are we back in the time of kings slash emperors
and not a representative republic? Well everything comes in cycles,
doesn't it. There are ups and downs and ebbs and flows.
And remember that we live, we are just we're so
blessed in so many ways. We live in a very
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very very small period in history and lotion in history
where we get to experience a representative government. For most
of the history of the world, that has not been
the case. And even even nations that really tried to
start one didn't end up keeping one. Like Greece would
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be one of the places you would go the ancient
Greeks and you think, wow, they really kind of started
that democracy, republic that kind of stuff, and a lot
of that stuff is true, but you know, you look
at a city like Athens. In the end, it wasn't
that representative at all. Oh I realized they thought they
had a representative government, but they ended up being ruled
(22:39):
by a bunch of oligarchs who were corrupted and sold
out the whole place. Rome exact same thing. The Roman
republic did not function like ours, I want to be
clear about that, but they were of course run by
the Senate. They had consuls, which were like their presidents,
but it was run by the Senate. The Senate was
in charge. And wooh, that's awesome. It Rome doesn't have kings.
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Roman doesn't have kings. Rome doesn't have kings. Oh what's that? Yeah,
I think we'll try the king thing. This didn't last.
But for most of the other people who have ever
existed in any way they've been, they've had a ruler.
Maybe that takes the form of a chief. If we're
going to talk about tribal societies, maybe the Aborigines or
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the Indians, or maybe that would be a chief of
some kind. Maybe it's king, maybe it's a monarch, maybe
it's a dictator. But even today, even today around the world,
there are still kings. There are still dictators all over
the place. We live in a country where, if you
so desire, you can go online right now and tell
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the president to go screw himself. Now, don't do that.
I'm not encouraging you to do that, but that is
an incredible freedom to have. I saw some story today.
It was about this young lady and Iran and you've
heard these stories before, but she had defied the government
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beautiful young girl, and they just simply went and grabbed
her and they beat her to death. They grabbed her,
they hauled her off to some dark place and they
just beat her to death. And this is the threat
Iranians live under to this day because they have an
evil government. People around the planet live like that, and
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you're watching it happen slowly in places like the UK.
In the UK, if you get online right now, if
you're in the UK and you get online right now
and you say, hey, these illegals are a bunch of
dirtballs raising the crime rate around the city. This is disgusting.
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They have dedicated departments of their law enforcement that will
come find you. They are scouring the internet. The department
is dedicated. They've they brag about it in the U. Okay,
scouring the internet looking for that kind of speech. They
will come and they'll throw you in prison. Not for
like not for like a week either. We're talking You're
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gonna do a year, two years in the clink in
the UK. So you know that old saying from Ronald Reagan,
freedom is never one more than one generation from extinction.
We love that saying. We love Reagan, We love his
quotes but that's very, very true. If you don't maintain it,
if we you and me, if the normal citizen does
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not keep an eye on his representative government, on his
free country, you will lose it. Because the inclination of
evil men is tyranny men whenever they get any power,
even in a representative republic. I'm in Congress, I'm in
the FBI, I'm in the Senate, I'm whatever. The inclination
of evil men is to gather more and more and
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more power for themselves and to smash anyone who stops
them from doing so. That's why they have such a
problem with that First Amendment. Number one challenge here that
we see and is, of course, the First Amendment in
the United States is a fairly robust. Remember the three
things they all have in common. They see themselves as
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kings and queens. They have no connection to the real world,
no connection whatsoever, none. And there's no love of country
with these people. They don't ever think about America. You
love it, so you'll see them doing something horrible and say,
how could they. They don't think about America the way
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you do. But they do see themselves as kings and
queens who they've been unfairly held back by the limits
Western civilization puts on them. And this, like, I was
just talking about living in a free society. How you
and I we live in a free society. We love that, right?
Didn't that puff you up a little bit and make
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you feel good to made me feel good talking about it.
The evil people, the evil people in our government, they
hate that. The communists hate listening to this show. Despise
that they don't believe there should be limits on them
because they see themselves as rulers, as kings and queens.
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They hate the fact that you're free men, you whispering
part time radio host. I'm planning a trip to DC.
Any suggestions for museums to visit or places to eat?
One kind of Look, there's a bunch of the big
ones you got to go to. I've told you before.
The Holocaust Museum in DC is freaking powerful, powerful. Go
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give yourself some time. Okay, go and give yourself. You're
gonna want some time for that one. But off the
beaten past, stuff that other people might not suggest. The
Spy Museum in DC is sick. It is so much fun.
Don't shake your head, Chris, that's no They didn't go
because I was jealous. I went to test my skills,
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and let me tell you, I came out looking pretty good.
Pretty good. They have all these tests in there to
see if you, like me, can be a covert operative.
It is awesome. Don't ignore the Spy Museum. They have
something new that I've never been to before. Last time
I was in DC, I was there for tunnel to towers.
I love them. I was there for tunnel to towers
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and they were building still still under construction. A Korean
War memorial. The Korean War. It's known as the Forgotten
War for a reason. You need to learn more about
the Korean War. A fascinating, horrible little conflict, and some
real legends fought in that war. Now, speaking of war fighting,
(28:46):
imagine doing a tour in Vietnam with the Specops boys
at MACV Soog and then volunteering for a second one.
You know how dangerous it was to be macv SG
behind enemy lines, You your buddies and nothing else. They died
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a lot of them. The CEO of Pure Talk, that's
what he did. Not one two tours with MacFee SAG
in Vietnam. Why is there some cell phoned company that
hires Americans. Why is there some cell phone company that
they don't toss money to Black Lives Matter and that
kind of crap. Why is there this mobile company that
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segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. I
hope you are preparing to have a wonderful weekend. Just
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soak in all the beauty of the COMMI scum being
on the run. Now, let's try to wrap up as
many of these ask doctor Jesse questions as humanly possible
before we get into the rest of it. Dear obliterator oracle,
don't get me wrong, I enjoy watching dems freak out,
even over musk. But does Musk fit in? Do you
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see him as our Soros. Well, we've talked about this before.
But we the people, normal people, we like to imagine
that if enough of us get together and we try
hard enough, that we can take on evil, corrupt systems
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like ours, so we can take them on and win.
I'm not talking about in combat, all right. I'm talking
about just the normal voter. The normal activist wants to
believe that he can do it himself. But historically, even
when it comes to our country, you need some rich,
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powerful people to help you out. John Hancock, I hope
you know the name. In case you don't, you've seen
the Declaration of Independence. You at least know what it
looks like, right, that huge signature on there, the big
one that stands out. The dude was clearly trying to
stand out. That's John Hancock. John Hancock. We needed him
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for the revolution. He was a well established, wealthy man,
and he took some talking into the British kind of
knifed him in the back too many times before he
joined our cause. But him joined our cause. We needed
that kind of help to fight the revolution. And then
we start fighting the revolution. And here's something else we
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don't like. I'll tell you personally, I hate this. What
I'm about to tell you. It's true, and I hate it.
It's hard to even get the words out. We needed
the French. We needed French help, the help of a wealthy,
(32:29):
established nation, in order to fight a successful revolution against
the British. We did shoot the South during the Civil War.
They knew it too, They tried to get French help.
They knew they needed some help. If you're going to
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take on an evil, corrupt, very powerful system, you need help, wealthy,
powerful help. You don't need all of but you need
guys like that Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar taking on the
Roman Republic, the corrupt Senate at the time. This is
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Julius Caesar setting aside Jesus Christ. Thanks a lot, Chris
setting aside Jesus Christ. You could argue that Julius Caesar
is the most impressive man who ever lived. You really
can't when you look at the things he did. His
writing was awesome, his mind he was a super genius,
a super genius. He might be the best general of
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all time, just an amazing human being. Julius Caesar could
not take on the Roman Republic and win. He had
to form the triumvirate. He had to go get Pompy Magnus,
he had to go get Crassus. He needed wealthy, powerful
people to help. Does Elon Musk fit in? I don't know.
I don't worship the guy. We need him, We have
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needed him, We needed his help, we needed look in
large part, and I shouldn't say in large part. A
huge part of us winning this pushback against the communists
is the fact that the one of the biggest social
media platforms, Twitter is one that we're not censored off
of anymore because Elon Musk bought it. He bought it,
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said hey, free speech, go say what you want. That's huge.
It's enormous what he's done for our movement. You know,
I'm not a man worshiping type. Is enormous. It really,
really really matters here, doctor Jesse. I'm hearing conservatives get
concerned about AI. What concerns does the Oracle have about it?
(34:39):
I have a lot of concerns about it because I
don't I'm already too old. I tell you what happened
to me the other day. I think I might have
told you this. You ever see the movie The Accountant,
great movie, It's a Ben Affleck movie. He's this autistic
superstud who murders a bunch of bad guys. It's fantastic. Anyway,
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the accountant my sons told me they were coming out
with a second one. I said, great, sweet, I want
to look up the trailer because I love the first one.
Sitting there eating breakfast with my boys, I said, hey,
come on, let's watch a trailer because I saw I
looked it up right away. It was right there on
I think it was YouTube on my phone. Look it up.
I look it up. I start watching the trailer and
I'm thirty seconds into it, and my son's looking over
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my shoulders. He said, Dad, this isn't a real trailer.
I said, what are you talking about. I'm looking at it.
It's right there. Of course it's real. What do you mean?
He said, Dad? This is AI. This is some AI
garbage project that someone came up with him put online.
And I started arguing with him. He said, Dad, trust me.
So I brack out to like the home screen of YouTube,
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and there were ten of them AI trailers that weren't
real at all. But to my eyes, I'm forty three,
it's a real trailer. What do you mean? They can't
just fake putting him in there. Oh yeah they can't. Yes, yes,
as a matter of fact, they can't. They can fake
his voice, they can fake anything. I was telling Jewish
producer Chris during the break. I missed a phone call.
I looked up the number. It was the Washington DC
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Please Department. So I just naturally assumed I was under
arrest for something. Those dirty comedies dug up. So I
call them back just to see who was what they wanted,
and they said, no, somebody spoofs, somebody spoofing their number,
calling acting like the cops, trying to get personal information
from people. How do you even spoof a phone number?
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Nothing is real anymore. So yeah, I have great concerns.
I have concerns about your dog. I don't know that.
I don't know that you've started your dog on rough
greens yet. I want your dog to live a long time.
I want your cat to live a long time. But
how can they possibly live a long time when we
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don't ever give them nutrition? Rough greens? Is that nutrition? Vitamin's, minerals,
digestive enzymes, probiotics, omega oils, antioxidants. Your dog never gets
these things, and we wonder why they die at ten
years old and they're at the vet every other month.
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Speaker 2 (37:26):
Here's a headline.
Speaker 1 (37:27):
But go you know, you know the things emails we
didn't get to. Will the Republicans put things like election
integrity and eliminating DEI in the reconciliation legislation? Or will
that just include border security and tax items. I don't
know what this reconciliation legislation. That's a very difficult word
(37:48):
to get out, reconciliation legislation. I don't know exactly what's
going to be in it. I know there are going
to be a bunch of bad things in it. Remember,
it's going to be very difficult to get any good
laws passed because in Congress we have a slim majority
and we need a bunch of Rhino votes, and rhinos
(38:09):
don't want any significant change. They want everything staying just
the way it is. All right, you put your phone
down and go enjoy your weekend. I'll see you Monday,
that's all
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