February 11, 2025 • 38 mins
Trump is threatening Hamas with severe pain and even set a deadline to release all hostages. Sacred land in the Middle East, history and why it may be difficult for Trump's plan in Gaza. Where did all the weapons go that we sent to Ukraine, the black market weapon capital of the world?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Tuesday. We're going to talk a little bit
about the look the Gaza stuff, us taking control of Gaza.
That's moving forward quickly, very very quickly. I'm going to
get into that. Aaron, just a moment, we'll talk about that.
(00:33):
Apparently the Danes are trying to acquire California if that's
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liberal thinks so all that emails? So much more coming
up this final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. Now
you already know the backstory of the things Trump has
been saying about Gaza. He floated it out there a
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while ago. Ah, We're gonna take control of Gaza. This
is i would say last week two weeks ago. Floated
it out there, and like a lot of the things
Trump says and does because he sees things differently than
other people do, it was not taking all that seriously
right off the bat. People kind of laughed it off.
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If you remember, he was at that press conference with
deton Yahoo and he essentially said, yeah, we're just gonna
take control of Gaza and people. They commented on it,
but they kind of smirked and laughed it off, just
like they smirked and laughed off his Greenland plans, just
like they smirked and laughed off his Gulf of America
renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Golf of They keep
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smirking and laughing these things off, and I keep telling
people this human being there, Guys like that think differently.
They just do. And he wants to do gigantic things
in his last four years. He does on's his face
on Mount Rushmore. I don't know whether he actually physically
wants it up there, but he wants to be that
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kind of president. So Trump has been moving forward quickly.
When it comes to this one. He's still threatening Hamas
with the return of our hostages, as every American president should,
no matter who holds an American no matter which party
happens to hold the White House, the entire world should
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know if you take Americans, if you harm Americans, you
will die. That's part of remember, that's part of a contract.
That's part of the citizen government contract. We all understand.
I'm a citizen. I understand that the government has some authority.
I also understand as a citizen that I am required
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to follow the laws of this land, and I do. Mostly.
I understand that I have to pay taxes, and I do.
But it's not a one way contract. You see, the
government in does need to provide me with things. Otherwise
the contract is broken. And one of the benefits of
citizenship now in always it's always been this way, is
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when you leave your country, when you travel abroad, you
understand that you are given a layer of protection by
the country you come from. That has always been understood.
If you were in the Mongolian Empire, you're in Genghis
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Khan's Mongolian Empire, and you take the long road to
you head to Europe, you end up in France. In
Europe and the French government you've met, let's say they
even catch you doing something wrong, shoplifting whatever that that
version of shoplifting would have been. You have every right,
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as a Mongolian citizen back then to say, uh, hey, Mongolia,
these guys are messing with me. You bet the you're
gonna do something about that. That's basic. But Democrats hate
the country, and that's just the truth they do. It's
not that they don't care about it. That's many of them,
but most of them hate it, and they definitely don't
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feel some special affinity for American citizens. The only time
Joe Biden really put any kind of a serious effort
into getting back an American citizen is one of black
Lesbian was taken prisoner by Russia. Then he'd bent over
backwards and handed over the world's most foremost arms dealer,
so we could get back a WNBA player. Nobody cares
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about so unless they can use it for domestic political points,
they ever care. Trump one of the best parts of
his first presidency that was completely underrated is Trump goes
and gets our people. He is always trying to get
our people back. He did it the first time, and
apparently Hamas has been put on notice. He's gonna do
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it again.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
You'll find out, and they'll find out. Hamas will find
out what I mean. They gonna find out what I mean.
These are sick people, and they'll find out what I mean.
Saturday at twelve.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
And he's given them a date. He's given them a time,
Saturday at twelve pm. Saturday at noon, no if ans
Orbutski even said no dribs and drabs. No one hostage here,
two hostages there. You return our people back by noon
on Saturday, or pain is coming. I wouldn't be surprised
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if they return him, because Hamas knows he means it.
But that brings this st gaza. Now, let's do a
little before we go into another gaza talk here, Let's
do a little bit of discussion on that region. So
I think it would be helpful for some people who
maybe don't know anybody who's opened up the Old Testament,
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or it's the Torah for you people, right, Chris, or
the Torah or the Quran talks about this area, this
area Elebanon, Israel. All this stuff is ancient. It is
an ancient area that people all across the globe have
wanted or held, or it's just an ancient ancient place.
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And people who come from there, Cheos, Muslims, so many
people who come from there or their heritages from there.
The land itself means more to them than generally the
land means to an American. That's not putting us down
as Americans, but like me, for instance, I've lived all
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over the place. Born in Ohio, moved to Montana Marine
Corps in California. I lived in Arizona, I lived in Washington,
d C. I've been all over the place I've lived. Now,
I have a place in my heart for most of
those places. I do, but I'll be honest with you,
none of them are sake grid to me. Montana is
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not sacred to me. I love it, but it's not sacred.
There's not some ancient religious, historical significance of that place
to me. Now let's go back to ancient times. The Israelites,
they came out of captivity in Egypt. This famous story.
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Hopefully you know that, this is the whole Moses story.
The Israelites had had the captivity, were slaves in Egypt,
they came out of it. They eventually found themselves in
the Promised Land. All right, So this is an ancient
We're talking King David all these things. This is an ancient,
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ancient place. The Israelites had been there forever. But again
the Palestinians think they have a claim on it too,
So again we're talking ancient claims. The Romans. The Romans
started to conquer the known world. Pompy Magnus and the
boys find their way down to Israel and say, wow,
this place. I think we'll keep it. And it is
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famously fertile. The soil is crazy good over there, grapes
and all kinds of things. Just it's a place you
would want. Strategically, it's a place you'd want. The Romans
tried to commonize it. Hey, all you Jews, you can
all stay here, keep worshiping your God. But remember eh,
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the Roman government is superior to your God. But you
can still practice some of some of your religion, but
you will pay homage to us. The Jewish people were
infamously impossible for the Romans to get a hold of.
They were always rebelling, and not these I'm not talking
some one hundred man street protests, huge rebellions. We have
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Israeli Jewish armies, whatever way you want to put it,
defeating your Roman armies. It was here. We're talking thirty
thousand man armies, wars. Finally, the Romans have freaking had
enough of it. And the Romans said, it's these people
ties to the land that creates such a problem, and
that really what it. That's really what it was. Jewish people,
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especially Orthodox Jews today, if you ever talk to them,
there's a tie there. Even American Orthodox Jews. There's a
tie there Muslims. If you talk to Muslims, many Muslims,
most of the ones I know well, they feel what
tie there. There's a tie to that land specifically. And
the Romans knew. That's why the Jews were giving them
so many problems. And so they said, I don't care
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where you go, but you can't stay here. It's known
as the diaspora, the Jewish diaspora. They scattered umder the winds.
They said, you cannot stay here anymore. Your ties to
the land have created too many problems for us, so
you must leave. And they left, scattered them all over
the planet. That the Jews went all over the place. Well,
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after this time or during this time, depends on who
you talk to, people began to settle there. They we
aren't settling up. Some settling some civilized society of booming
cities and writing and works of art and things like that.
They were a pastoral, rural people. The Palestinians settled down.
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But then finally in the wake of World War One
and it really ramped up out After World War two,
Jewish people, through a lot of different things, started to
come back. Now pause on that. I'll continue that story
in just a moment, very brief history before we get
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dot com promo code Jesse, We'll be back Jesse, Kelly.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday, reminding
you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. Also reminding you, if any this history I'm
doing right now about the history of the region of Israel, Palestine, Gaza,
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all this stuff, if any of this stuff, if I
have offended you by anything I have said, I don't
give a crap. So you're welcome to email the show
and tell me how mad you are about me. Ahb yes,
I I don't care. Your offense means nothing to me whatsoever. Claire,
back to what we were discussing. The Jews get scattered
to the winds by the Romans, the Roman diaspora, but
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the land is still sacred to them. The Palestinians began
to settle there a rural pastoral people. We're talking cattle,
things like that. Well, the land's sacred to them too.
Now I want to pause on this to explain briefly
what sacred land. I at least try to explain what
that means. This last weekend, one of my good buddies,
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he's a Hasidic to youe I've Livia's Hassidic Jew. He
flew into towns we could hang out, just hang out,
catch up on old times. And he dropped this bomb
on me. He's from Phoenix, wife, three kids with one
on the way. I think maybe four kids, one on
the way. Wife, a bunch of kids. They have every
intention of moving to Israel permanently. Now, this is a red,
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white and blue loving American, loves this country. He's not
running away from America. But that's what I'm talking about
when it comes to sacred Chris, Jewish producer Chris Tomean.
He has multiple people in his synagogue who plan on
doing the same. They're going to Israel. That's how sacred
it is. Here's how I'll describe it to you best
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as I can, because I don't feel this way about
any particular land. Probably that's because we bounced around so much.
I want you to picture you live on ten acres,
maybe a ranch, a ten acre ranch. It's nothing big
but ten acres. But your dad owned that ten acres,
and his dad owned that ten acres, and his dad
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and his dad and his dad. You can trace the
ten acres you currently live on back to the American Revolution,
where your family fought for and claimed that land. And
here we are the year twenty twenty five. Now, you
didn't know your great great great grandpa who founded that land.
But would that land mean more to you? Would that
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ten acres mean more to you than just some random
ten acres. Of course, that's your family's blood, your heritage
built into that land. The land means more to the
people who lived there. All right back to the Jews
returning home post World War II, this really rams up.
And it had been going on in World War One,
but through post World War Two it really rams up
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in the world. Says, hey, Hitler slaughtered to millions of them,
Let's give them a homeland. The Jews come back and
reconquer Israel. And that is what they did. They did
it through politics, they did it through finance, they did
it through violence. It was all kinds of violence there,
but they reconquered it. They understood the world wasn't that
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comfortable with all that at the time. And so these
pastoral Palestinians who had settled down there, who the land
is sacred to them too, left them this sliver of
land which actually is really lovely right there on the water,
which is known today as Palestine. Now I just talked
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about sacred land and what it means to the Jews,
but also what it means to the Muslims as well.
You walk into Jerusalem to this day, that's not a
Jewish synagogue up there on the mount. That's, you know,
a mosque. That's what it is. The land is sacred
to them, Chris, don't make that face. Don't make that
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it's it's a mosque up there. The land is sacred
to them. So well, here's Trump talking about God today.
You just said, we're not going to buy God.
Speaker 3 (15:53):
We're not going to have to buy. Who're gonna We're
going to have guys that wouldn't have to buy. There's
nothing to buy. We have no reason to buy. There
is nothing to buy. It's gaza. It says, it's a
war torn area. We're gonna take it. We're gonna hold it,
we're gonna cherish it. We're going to get it going
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eventually where a lot of jobs are going to be
created for the people in the Middle East. It's it's
gonna be for the people in the Middle East. But
I think it can be a diamond. It could be
an absolute tremendous asset for the Middle East. And you're
gonna have peace. It's gonna bring peace in the Middle East.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
What do you think the Palestinians in Gaza think about
that there's nothing there anyway? Well, for them, there's a
lot there for them that your dad's dad's dad's dad's
dad's ten acres for them. We're talking sacred territory. These
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people have been dying for this area for thousands to
two thousand years. They've been dying for this plot of land.
That can be hard to understand if you don't look
at land like that. Now look again, he wants to
do big things. This is how he sees the world.
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I don't fault him for you.
Speaker 3 (17:17):
They're living in hell. It's a death trap.
Speaker 1 (17:21):
Mister president. How do you know that the Palaestinians don't
want to leave their land. Some people say this is
ethnic cleansing. You won't be able to force them to
leave their lands.
Speaker 3 (17:30):
We're moving into a beautiful location where they have new homes,
where they can live safely, where they have doctors in
medical and all of those things. And I think it's
going to be great.
Speaker 1 (17:44):
I'm just not quite so sure. The people who trace
their history back there, I'm not so sure they're going
to settle for a nice condo in a well paying job.
I just I don't think that's going to be the case.
And the resettling. Look, the King of Jordan, King of
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Jordan came out, I reaffirmed Jordan's firm stance against the
displacement of Palestinians in Gaza in the West Bank. This
is the unified Arab position. He came out and said
that today nobody wants him. Every time you take them in,
they're murdering everybody and blowing everything up. It's going to
be a challenge. Look, if there's anyone who can pull
it off, it's Trump. I think it might be a challenge.
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Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Tuesday. Don't forget. If you miss any part of
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Spotify iTunes. Also, don't forget what Chris. I can still
go back to the old ones. I missed Dome, I
miss her, I missed her brain dead, her brain dead speeches,
(20:03):
I miss how cringe. It all was part of me.
It's very very small part of me, A small part
of me mississ her. All right, So uh, it's in
good news. It's all kinds of good news right now.
But I believe we are close to ending this whole
Russia Ukrainian disaster that it has been now close. What
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does that word even mean, I don't know, because these
things move slower than you want them to. Mean. Are
we going to wake up tomorrow and see that Putin
and Zelensky have signed some peace agreement. No, of course not.
But today Zolensky said a couple things, one of those
things being hey, we're going to pay America back with
some rare earth minerals we have here in Ukraine. There's
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a Putin has already made some comments. I suspect that
now Trump's been elected, well we'll find a way to
end this thing. It's going to end the same way
it was always going to end, no matter what, no
matter how much money and bombs and bullets and lives
are thrown away, It's going to end with Russia taking
some of what was formerly Ukraine. How much of that
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they're going to take, I don't know. That's going to
all come down to negotiations. What Chris Chris said, wasn't
that deal on the table two years ago? Well that
thank you, Chris for that setup, which I'm sure you
actually did by accidents. There's no way you'd be clever
enough to pull that off on your own. Yes, you see,
there are so many evil people in evil entities in
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this world who do selfish, horrible, evil things, and they
throw away lives for their own purposes. And it's always
been this way. Very early on. What I just said
about how this is going to end in a negotiated
peace with Russia taking some of the land they want back.
It's not like I'm some genius. I'm a moron, as
you well know. Really smart people on both sides recognize
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that fact very early on, and in fact, they tried
to make that happen very early on. Hey, let's sit down.
We're half a million men dead already. Come on, come out,
let's come together, Let's get this thing over. We've got
to stop all this. And yet the powers that be
in the West stopped the peace process. This is not
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me guessing. We know this now. Powerful people in the
West stopped the peace process so there could be no
negotiated peace. Now, why if you're let's say you're a
powerful American, let's say you're a Joe Biden, Anthony Blincoln,
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even let's say you're a powerful American with a lot
of say so in the peace process, because you watch,
we're going to be intimately involved in the Russia, Ukrainian
Ukrainian peace negotiations. Trump will probably be there personally. I
wouldn't put it past them. We're going to be involved.
America is going to help broker that deal. So why
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wouldn't you try to broker a deal? Well, Tucker dropped
this little gem. Nothing that's going to surprise you, but
pretty revealing. Remember when I just said, this world has
a lot of very, very evil people in it who
would watch thousands, hundreds of thousands die to make a buck.
Speaker 4 (23:25):
Listen to this second fact, fact, not guess. Fact is
Ukrainian military is selling a huge resentge up to half
of the arms that we send them half.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
And I'm not guessing about this.
Speaker 4 (23:35):
I know that for a fact, a fact, okay, not speculation,
and they're selling it and a lot of us winding
up with the drug.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Cartels on our border.
Speaker 5 (23:43):
So this is.
Speaker 4 (23:46):
A crime. What's happening. Our intel agencies are fully aware
of this. You tell me they're not profiting from this.
Of course, you think CIA is not profiting from this,
Guess they are.
Speaker 1 (23:56):
We have been shipping vast of equipment into what, before
Russia invaded Ukraine was the black market hub for weapons
in the world. Remember that I know that you've probably
already read that, you've heard me talk about it before.
If you have any friends in the intelligence agencies or
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in you know, military types who would know, they will
tell you if you are a drug cartel. We'll make
it about the drug cartel. If you are the Siniloa
drug cartel. Just like nations, these drug cartels are basically
as powerful as nations. Just like nations, you're always looking
for a technological weapons edge over your competitor. So let's
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say you're the drug cartel and you're in the market
for you want a submarine. That's what you want, a submarine,
And don't laugh, these cartels have submarines. Let's say you
want a submarine. Well, one of your first phone calls
is going to be to any random general, although you'd
know his name and the Ukrainian military. He has a
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reputation internationally of being a man who, for the right price,
can get you the equipment you want. And across the
t's dot theiyes you have a brand new submarine parked
out in front of your Mexican villa, ready to do
all kinds of dastardly things with it. Now there are
the terrorist organizations would go to Ukraine to get the equipment,
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the bombs, the bullets, the guns they want. This was
before Russia invaded. Remember, part of the reason, part of
the reason Ukraine was never welcomed in the NATO is
the rampant corruption in their government. This is before Russia invaded.
It's just simply known. Remember the Biden family, the Biden
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family was intimately involved in all this, which we now know.
Hunter Biden taken an eighty thousand dollar a month job
at a Ukrainian energy company when he had no business
being there, and Joe Biden personally as vice president shut
down the investigation into the company. This is not to
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dog and then I don't mean to just pile on Ukraine.
It's a very corrupt place. It's not dogging on them.
You know, my love for Mexico, Mexicans, Mexican music, Mexican food,
Mexican people, Mexican culture, I love it. I love Mexico.
I'm a Mexico fan. Mexico's government's garbage, corrupt garbage, and
that's not insulting them. Ukraine's government is corrupt garbage. So
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Russia invades it and we take this government that we
know to be corrupt garbage, we know it, and we
just start sending them missiles, equipment, we're training them how
to fly F sixteen's. We just start shipping this stuff
over there. And then not only that, Remember Ran Paul,
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he was trying to stop all this stuff from going
over there, and he failed. But rand bless his heart, said, Okay,
if we're not going to stop sending stuff over there,
at least let me add this amendment to the bill
that will allow us to track the things we're sending.
Can we at least track the things we're sending. Anyone
object that Nope, immediately shot down? Now, why do you
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think that is? Think about the carnage of this war,
all the young men on both sides who've been slaughtered,
all those young wives who are now widows, mothers who
lost their sons. They're conscripting fifty year olds, and just
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sit and dwell on the fact that, on top of
other things, this war has been a multi year money
and weapons laundering endeavor, and we've been funding it. And
what Tucker just said about the cartels, some of our
weapons ending up in the hands of the cartels, I
have no doubt that's true, because, as I just said,
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no matter who you are, you could be Isis k
you could be Boko Haram, you could be in North Korea.
You could be a drug cartel. If you want to
get your hands on some spicy weaponry. You've always known
the place to go. You've always known where the walmart
of black market weapons is. It's Ukraine. And the United
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States of America has spent multiple years now sending our
weapons that you paid for into that place. And Mitch McConnell,
Big Cheese and the GOP before Trump came storming back
into town. Actually, at one point in time, gave a
press conference explaining, and this is almost verbatim, that there's
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nothing more important in the world right now than Russia Ukraine.
The most important thing in the world to Mitch McConnell
was that we send our weapons into the largest weapons
black market on the planet. Naked corruption, open corruption. It's ugly.
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All right, let's move on past that. We'll make fun
of the Danes here really quickly. That's always a good time.
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But we will be back tomorrow. Remember you can email
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Jesse kellyshow dot com. I should give you a heads up.
I guess now I'm not gonna go into details right
now out of respect for the family and everyone involved.
But there's someone in my life who may be passing
on pretty soon. And when I say pretty soon, I
don't know what that means. I don't know what if
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that means tonight, I don't know if it means next month,
but definitely passing on very soon, and I will most
definitely have to go to the funeral. I have to go.
I would want to go to the funeral. So there's
a chance someday you're gonna show up and I'm just
not gonna be here for a day or two. But
I'll be right back. If I'm gone, that's almost undoubtedly
where I am. I will be right back and we'll
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have some more fun. Okay, let's have some fun right
now and make fun of the Danes. As Denmark, the citizens,
in response to Trump trying to claim Greenland, have signed
a petition to buy California from the United States of America. Now,
this is hilarious on multiple fronts. But first of all, Denmark,
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come on, do you really want Greenland that bad? It's
a massive block of inhospitable ice. There's a reason like
fifty thousand people live on the entire thing because it's awful,
nobody wants it. So maybe you don't want America to
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bully you out of owning Greenland. But let's not act
like you're extremely personally offended by somebody purchasing Greenland, by
somebody giving away Greenland. You have no affinity for Greenland whatsoever,
none at all. That's that's one two. Think of Greenland
as as their new Jersey. Right now. I'm kidding. That
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wasn't fair, but you understand exactly what I mean. Come on, Greenland.
That's one two. California, California. As much as we all
love to make fun of California, because sadly they gave
away that state to the dirty commies, California's paradise to
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this day. To this day, the most Republicans live in California.
More Republicans live in California than any other state. Now,
why would Republicans, any Republicans, subject themselves to constant communists rule,
the fees, the prices, the gun laws, to everything that.
Why would any sane person still be residing in California
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with the nutballs who run that state from top to bottom?
Because it's paradise. And it's not only Paradise. It's the
fifth largest economy in the world. If it was its
own country, it is by far the most powerful prosperous
US state. Denmark, you can't afford it. I'm not even
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insulting Denmark or the Danes. I like the Danes. I
guess you know what, I shouldn't say that, I've only
ever known what, Chris, the Danish. What are you talking about?
I'm not Oh, you're talking about the food. Yes, I
didn't even see I was even thinking about food, Chris.
That's weird. Do you think about food all the time?
(33:53):
Is there anything more Danish than that entimen's raspberry Danish?
Have you ever had that thing from the grocery store?
It comes in the box? Oh, Chris, it's fantastic. Don't
distract me, Chris, I don't know. I think I've only
ever known one Danish person in my life, and that
was a foreign exchange student who came to our high school.
(34:14):
And she was a chick and she was really hot.
So I'm a supporter of the Danes. I have one
hundred percent experience right now, a one hundred percent positive
experience dealing with Danish people. It's nothing against Danish people.
But Denmark, you can't afford California. California is worth more
than your entire country several times over. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
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If this helps. I do believe Donald Trump is going
to have Greenland before it's over Denmark. But I will
I have some contacts inside the White House. I will
reach out and see. I'm not making you any promises.
I'm gonna see if they'll throw in some rough greens
(34:57):
to make this easier. Because you're not gonna have greenland anymore.
You just you're not going to have it. But you
can have a dog who lives longer because you're finally
giving your dog the vitamins and minerals, the digestive enzymes,
the antioxidants, the things your dog needs to survive. And
so you can say, hey, a Buffy or however the
(35:19):
Danish accent is, and you can say, God, get your
food with the rough greens on it. And so you
can sprinkle some rough greens on your Danish dog's food
and he won't die as early. Free jumpstart trial bags
eight three three three three My dog member, If you're
calling from Denmark, you need to make sure you put
in the correct country code. Though eight three three three
(35:42):
three my dog or roughgreens dot com slash jesse, do
keep in mind for the free Jumpstart trial bag, you
do have to pay the shipping and that might be
a little stout heading to Denmark. However, roughgreens dot com
slash Jesse. You you Dan do have the internet? Right?
Hey Chris? They have what they have? The internet? Right
(36:05):
you think so? Look, we can't be sure, right if
you don't have the Internet, just use the phone. All right,
that's one two. It's time for headlines. And now here's
a headline. Why you know the thing? Headlines we didn't
get to you liberal analyst Warren's Dems suicide to defend USAID.
(36:27):
I agree and I disagree. Democrats right now they look
horrible taking it to the streets, sending Liz Warren out
there to scream about USAID.
Speaker 5 (36:35):
Every American who doesn't want some weird elon musk suck
up searching through your personal private data. This is your fight,
your fight, my fight.
Speaker 1 (36:51):
Her voice is hard to handle. Listen. Temporarily, politically, yes,
it's really bad for Democrats. Their approval numbers are going
to keep going down, but power rise power wise. Remember,
communists are concerned with power, not popularity. Power wise, defending
USAID is everything for them. Pentagon ups spy flights near
(37:13):
the US Mexico border. I've always wanted to go on
a spy flight. Have you ever seen you know anything
about the U two spy planes? I know that's older
spy planes and things like that back in the day. Chris,
you don't know anything about U two spy planes and stuff. Gosh,
what's wrong with you? Anyway? I want to go in
one of these high flying planes and look through the
cameras and take pictures and stuff. I'm assuming it will
(37:33):
get boring after a long time, but I still think
that sounds really cool. Pete Heg sas Pentagon shuts down
transgender recruitment and costly medical procedures, that just is a
reminder that we just spent four years paying for trannee
surgery for people who joined the United States military. Gosh,
we can never allow Democrats back into office again. Migrants
(37:55):
turning around and heading back home in a quote new
trend under the tree Trump border crack down once again.
The best border security is your reputation. It's not worth
walking all the way from Argentina if you're just gonna
get arrested and deported. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton expands
probe protecting girls sports. I would liked to have seen
(38:17):
Ken Paxson as attorney general. From what I understand, he
was gonna have some hard times getting confirmed, but I
really really hope he takes out John Cornyn in a
primary next year. Elizabeth Warren, Trump and Musk can't shut
down USAID, only Congress can. I kind of love the
Democrats have made Elizabeth Warren the face of all this,
because man, she's hard to listen to. I'll be back
(38:42):
to MA. We'll do this again. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Tuesday. We're going to talk a little bit
about the look the Gaza stuff, us taking control of Gaza.
That's moving forward quickly, very very quickly. I'm going to
get into that. Aaron, just a moment, we'll talk about that.
(00:33):
Apparently the Danes are trying to acquire California if that's
always a good time. Are Democrats committing political suicide when
liberal thinks so all that emails? So much more coming
up this final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. Now
you already know the backstory of the things Trump has
been saying about Gaza. He floated it out there a
(00:59):
while ago. Ah, We're gonna take control of Gaza. This
is i would say last week two weeks ago. Floated
it out there, and like a lot of the things
Trump says and does because he sees things differently than
other people do, it was not taking all that seriously
right off the bat. People kind of laughed it off.
(01:19):
If you remember, he was at that press conference with
deton Yahoo and he essentially said, yeah, we're just gonna
take control of Gaza and people. They commented on it,
but they kind of smirked and laughed it off, just
like they smirked and laughed off his Greenland plans, just
like they smirked and laughed off his Gulf of America
renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Golf of They keep
(01:41):
smirking and laughing these things off, and I keep telling
people this human being there, Guys like that think differently.
They just do. And he wants to do gigantic things
in his last four years. He does on's his face
on Mount Rushmore. I don't know whether he actually physically
wants it up there, but he wants to be that
(02:03):
kind of president. So Trump has been moving forward quickly.
When it comes to this one. He's still threatening Hamas
with the return of our hostages, as every American president should,
no matter who holds an American no matter which party
happens to hold the White House, the entire world should
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know if you take Americans, if you harm Americans, you
will die. That's part of remember, that's part of a contract.
That's part of the citizen government contract. We all understand.
I'm a citizen. I understand that the government has some authority.
I also understand as a citizen that I am required
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to follow the laws of this land, and I do. Mostly.
I understand that I have to pay taxes, and I do.
But it's not a one way contract. You see, the
government in does need to provide me with things. Otherwise
the contract is broken. And one of the benefits of
citizenship now in always it's always been this way, is
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when you leave your country, when you travel abroad, you
understand that you are given a layer of protection by
the country you come from. That has always been understood.
If you were in the Mongolian Empire, you're in Genghis
(03:33):
Khan's Mongolian Empire, and you take the long road to
you head to Europe, you end up in France. In
Europe and the French government you've met, let's say they
even catch you doing something wrong, shoplifting whatever that that
version of shoplifting would have been. You have every right,
(03:53):
as a Mongolian citizen back then to say, uh, hey, Mongolia,
these guys are messing with me. You bet the you're
gonna do something about that. That's basic. But Democrats hate
the country, and that's just the truth they do. It's
not that they don't care about it. That's many of them,
but most of them hate it, and they definitely don't
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feel some special affinity for American citizens. The only time
Joe Biden really put any kind of a serious effort
into getting back an American citizen is one of black
Lesbian was taken prisoner by Russia. Then he'd bent over
backwards and handed over the world's most foremost arms dealer,
so we could get back a WNBA player. Nobody cares
(04:36):
about so unless they can use it for domestic political points,
they ever care. Trump one of the best parts of
his first presidency that was completely underrated is Trump goes
and gets our people. He is always trying to get
our people back. He did it the first time, and
apparently Hamas has been put on notice. He's gonna do
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it again.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
You'll find out, and they'll find out. Hamas will find
out what I mean. They gonna find out what I mean.
These are sick people, and they'll find out what I mean.
Saturday at twelve.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
And he's given them a date. He's given them a time,
Saturday at twelve pm. Saturday at noon, no if ans
Orbutski even said no dribs and drabs. No one hostage here,
two hostages there. You return our people back by noon
on Saturday, or pain is coming. I wouldn't be surprised
(05:30):
if they return him, because Hamas knows he means it.
But that brings this st gaza. Now, let's do a
little before we go into another gaza talk here, Let's
do a little bit of discussion on that region. So
I think it would be helpful for some people who
maybe don't know anybody who's opened up the Old Testament,
(05:52):
or it's the Torah for you people, right, Chris, or
the Torah or the Quran talks about this area, this
area Elebanon, Israel. All this stuff is ancient. It is
an ancient area that people all across the globe have
wanted or held, or it's just an ancient ancient place.
(06:18):
And people who come from there, Cheos, Muslims, so many
people who come from there or their heritages from there.
The land itself means more to them than generally the
land means to an American. That's not putting us down
as Americans, but like me, for instance, I've lived all
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over the place. Born in Ohio, moved to Montana Marine
Corps in California. I lived in Arizona, I lived in Washington,
d C. I've been all over the place I've lived. Now,
I have a place in my heart for most of
those places. I do, but I'll be honest with you,
none of them are sake grid to me. Montana is
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not sacred to me. I love it, but it's not sacred.
There's not some ancient religious, historical significance of that place
to me. Now let's go back to ancient times. The Israelites,
they came out of captivity in Egypt. This famous story.
(07:23):
Hopefully you know that, this is the whole Moses story.
The Israelites had had the captivity, were slaves in Egypt,
they came out of it. They eventually found themselves in
the Promised Land. All right, So this is an ancient
We're talking King David all these things. This is an ancient,
(07:44):
ancient place. The Israelites had been there forever. But again
the Palestinians think they have a claim on it too,
So again we're talking ancient claims. The Romans. The Romans
started to conquer the known world. Pompy Magnus and the
boys find their way down to Israel and say, wow,
this place. I think we'll keep it. And it is
(08:05):
famously fertile. The soil is crazy good over there, grapes
and all kinds of things. Just it's a place you
would want. Strategically, it's a place you'd want. The Romans
tried to commonize it. Hey, all you Jews, you can
all stay here, keep worshiping your God. But remember eh,
(08:25):
the Roman government is superior to your God. But you
can still practice some of some of your religion, but
you will pay homage to us. The Jewish people were
infamously impossible for the Romans to get a hold of.
They were always rebelling, and not these I'm not talking
some one hundred man street protests, huge rebellions. We have
(08:45):
Israeli Jewish armies, whatever way you want to put it,
defeating your Roman armies. It was here. We're talking thirty
thousand man armies, wars. Finally, the Romans have freaking had
enough of it. And the Romans said, it's these people
ties to the land that creates such a problem, and
that really what it. That's really what it was. Jewish people,
(09:07):
especially Orthodox Jews today, if you ever talk to them,
there's a tie there. Even American Orthodox Jews. There's a
tie there Muslims. If you talk to Muslims, many Muslims,
most of the ones I know well, they feel what
tie there. There's a tie to that land specifically. And
the Romans knew. That's why the Jews were giving them
so many problems. And so they said, I don't care
(09:29):
where you go, but you can't stay here. It's known
as the diaspora, the Jewish diaspora. They scattered umder the winds.
They said, you cannot stay here anymore. Your ties to
the land have created too many problems for us, so
you must leave. And they left, scattered them all over
the planet. That the Jews went all over the place. Well,
(09:52):
after this time or during this time, depends on who
you talk to, people began to settle there. They we
aren't settling up. Some settling some civilized society of booming
cities and writing and works of art and things like that.
They were a pastoral, rural people. The Palestinians settled down.
(10:15):
But then finally in the wake of World War One
and it really ramped up out After World War two,
Jewish people, through a lot of different things, started to
come back. Now pause on that. I'll continue that story
in just a moment, very brief history before we get
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dot com promo code Jesse, We'll be back Jesse, Kelly.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday, reminding
you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. Also reminding you, if any this history I'm
doing right now about the history of the region of Israel, Palestine, Gaza,
(12:04):
all this stuff, if any of this stuff, if I
have offended you by anything I have said, I don't
give a crap. So you're welcome to email the show
and tell me how mad you are about me. Ahb yes,
I I don't care. Your offense means nothing to me whatsoever. Claire,
back to what we were discussing. The Jews get scattered
to the winds by the Romans, the Roman diaspora, but
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the land is still sacred to them. The Palestinians began
to settle there a rural pastoral people. We're talking cattle,
things like that. Well, the land's sacred to them too.
Now I want to pause on this to explain briefly
what sacred land. I at least try to explain what
that means. This last weekend, one of my good buddies,
(12:50):
he's a Hasidic to youe I've Livia's Hassidic Jew. He
flew into towns we could hang out, just hang out,
catch up on old times. And he dropped this bomb
on me. He's from Phoenix, wife, three kids with one
on the way. I think maybe four kids, one on
the way. Wife, a bunch of kids. They have every
intention of moving to Israel permanently. Now, this is a red,
(13:13):
white and blue loving American, loves this country. He's not
running away from America. But that's what I'm talking about
when it comes to sacred Chris, Jewish producer Chris Tomean.
He has multiple people in his synagogue who plan on
doing the same. They're going to Israel. That's how sacred
it is. Here's how I'll describe it to you best
(13:33):
as I can, because I don't feel this way about
any particular land. Probably that's because we bounced around so much.
I want you to picture you live on ten acres,
maybe a ranch, a ten acre ranch. It's nothing big
but ten acres. But your dad owned that ten acres,
and his dad owned that ten acres, and his dad
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and his dad and his dad. You can trace the
ten acres you currently live on back to the American Revolution,
where your family fought for and claimed that land. And
here we are the year twenty twenty five. Now, you
didn't know your great great great grandpa who founded that land.
But would that land mean more to you? Would that
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ten acres mean more to you than just some random
ten acres. Of course, that's your family's blood, your heritage
built into that land. The land means more to the
people who lived there. All right back to the Jews
returning home post World War II, this really rams up.
And it had been going on in World War One,
but through post World War Two it really rams up
(14:37):
in the world. Says, hey, Hitler slaughtered to millions of them,
Let's give them a homeland. The Jews come back and
reconquer Israel. And that is what they did. They did
it through politics, they did it through finance, they did
it through violence. It was all kinds of violence there,
but they reconquered it. They understood the world wasn't that
(14:58):
comfortable with all that at the time. And so these
pastoral Palestinians who had settled down there, who the land
is sacred to them too, left them this sliver of
land which actually is really lovely right there on the water,
which is known today as Palestine. Now I just talked
(15:20):
about sacred land and what it means to the Jews,
but also what it means to the Muslims as well.
You walk into Jerusalem to this day, that's not a
Jewish synagogue up there on the mount. That's, you know,
a mosque. That's what it is. The land is sacred
to them, Chris, don't make that face. Don't make that
(15:42):
it's it's a mosque up there. The land is sacred
to them. So well, here's Trump talking about God today.
You just said, we're not going to buy God.
Speaker 3 (15:53):
We're not going to have to buy. Who're gonna We're
going to have guys that wouldn't have to buy. There's
nothing to buy. We have no reason to buy. There
is nothing to buy. It's gaza. It says, it's a
war torn area. We're gonna take it. We're gonna hold it,
we're gonna cherish it. We're going to get it going
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eventually where a lot of jobs are going to be
created for the people in the Middle East. It's it's
gonna be for the people in the Middle East. But
I think it can be a diamond. It could be
an absolute tremendous asset for the Middle East. And you're
gonna have peace. It's gonna bring peace in the Middle East.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
What do you think the Palestinians in Gaza think about
that there's nothing there anyway? Well, for them, there's a
lot there for them that your dad's dad's dad's dad's
dad's ten acres for them. We're talking sacred territory. These
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people have been dying for this area for thousands to
two thousand years. They've been dying for this plot of land.
That can be hard to understand if you don't look
at land like that. Now look again, he wants to
do big things. This is how he sees the world.
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I don't fault him for you.
Speaker 3 (17:17):
They're living in hell. It's a death trap.
Speaker 1 (17:21):
Mister president. How do you know that the Palaestinians don't
want to leave their land. Some people say this is
ethnic cleansing. You won't be able to force them to
leave their lands.
Speaker 3 (17:30):
We're moving into a beautiful location where they have new homes,
where they can live safely, where they have doctors in
medical and all of those things. And I think it's
going to be great.
Speaker 1 (17:44):
I'm just not quite so sure. The people who trace
their history back there, I'm not so sure they're going
to settle for a nice condo in a well paying job.
I just I don't think that's going to be the case.
And the resettling. Look, the King of Jordan, King of
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Jordan came out, I reaffirmed Jordan's firm stance against the
displacement of Palestinians in Gaza in the West Bank. This
is the unified Arab position. He came out and said
that today nobody wants him. Every time you take them in,
they're murdering everybody and blowing everything up. It's going to
be a challenge. Look, if there's anyone who can pull
it off, it's Trump. I think it might be a challenge.
(18:29):
Speaking of legacy history, have you digitized all of yours?
All those hard copy pictures you have, all those cam
Quarder tapes, all those VHS tapes. I know there are
incredible memories on there, and I've really really developed an
affinity recently for looking at old memories. But unless you
(18:54):
digitize them, they will fade. They will time will get them,
the so and we'll get them. Heat will get them,
water will get them. Eventually, that VHS tape is no more,
that hard copy picture is no more. Why don't you
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(19:39):
Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Tuesday. Don't forget. If you miss any part of
the show, you can download the whole thing on iHeart,
Spotify iTunes. Also, don't forget what Chris. I can still
go back to the old ones. I missed Dome, I
miss her, I missed her brain dead, her brain dead speeches,
(20:03):
I miss how cringe. It all was part of me.
It's very very small part of me, A small part
of me mississ her. All right, So uh, it's in
good news. It's all kinds of good news right now.
But I believe we are close to ending this whole
Russia Ukrainian disaster that it has been now close. What
(20:27):
does that word even mean, I don't know, because these
things move slower than you want them to. Mean. Are
we going to wake up tomorrow and see that Putin
and Zelensky have signed some peace agreement. No, of course not.
But today Zolensky said a couple things, one of those
things being hey, we're going to pay America back with
some rare earth minerals we have here in Ukraine. There's
(20:48):
a Putin has already made some comments. I suspect that
now Trump's been elected, well we'll find a way to
end this thing. It's going to end the same way
it was always going to end, no matter what, no
matter how much money and bombs and bullets and lives
are thrown away, It's going to end with Russia taking
some of what was formerly Ukraine. How much of that
(21:12):
they're going to take, I don't know. That's going to
all come down to negotiations. What Chris Chris said, wasn't
that deal on the table two years ago? Well that
thank you, Chris for that setup, which I'm sure you
actually did by accidents. There's no way you'd be clever
enough to pull that off on your own. Yes, you see,
there are so many evil people in evil entities in
(21:34):
this world who do selfish, horrible, evil things, and they
throw away lives for their own purposes. And it's always
been this way. Very early on. What I just said
about how this is going to end in a negotiated
peace with Russia taking some of the land they want back.
It's not like I'm some genius. I'm a moron, as
you well know. Really smart people on both sides recognize
(21:57):
that fact very early on, and in fact, they tried
to make that happen very early on. Hey, let's sit down.
We're half a million men dead already. Come on, come out,
let's come together, Let's get this thing over. We've got
to stop all this. And yet the powers that be
in the West stopped the peace process. This is not
(22:23):
me guessing. We know this now. Powerful people in the
West stopped the peace process so there could be no
negotiated peace. Now, why if you're let's say you're a
powerful American, let's say you're a Joe Biden, Anthony Blincoln,
(22:45):
even let's say you're a powerful American with a lot
of say so in the peace process, because you watch,
we're going to be intimately involved in the Russia, Ukrainian
Ukrainian peace negotiations. Trump will probably be there personally. I
wouldn't put it past them. We're going to be involved.
America is going to help broker that deal. So why
(23:07):
wouldn't you try to broker a deal? Well, Tucker dropped
this little gem. Nothing that's going to surprise you, but
pretty revealing. Remember when I just said, this world has
a lot of very, very evil people in it who
would watch thousands, hundreds of thousands die to make a buck.
Speaker 4 (23:25):
Listen to this second fact, fact, not guess. Fact is
Ukrainian military is selling a huge resentge up to half
of the arms that we send them half.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
And I'm not guessing about this.
Speaker 4 (23:35):
I know that for a fact, a fact, okay, not speculation,
and they're selling it and a lot of us winding
up with the drug.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Cartels on our border.
Speaker 5 (23:43):
So this is.
Speaker 4 (23:46):
A crime. What's happening. Our intel agencies are fully aware
of this. You tell me they're not profiting from this.
Of course, you think CIA is not profiting from this,
Guess they are.
Speaker 1 (23:56):
We have been shipping vast of equipment into what, before
Russia invaded Ukraine was the black market hub for weapons
in the world. Remember that I know that you've probably
already read that, you've heard me talk about it before.
If you have any friends in the intelligence agencies or
(24:19):
in you know, military types who would know, they will
tell you if you are a drug cartel. We'll make
it about the drug cartel. If you are the Siniloa
drug cartel. Just like nations, these drug cartels are basically
as powerful as nations. Just like nations, you're always looking
for a technological weapons edge over your competitor. So let's
(24:40):
say you're the drug cartel and you're in the market
for you want a submarine. That's what you want, a submarine,
And don't laugh, these cartels have submarines. Let's say you
want a submarine. Well, one of your first phone calls
is going to be to any random general, although you'd
know his name and the Ukrainian military. He has a
(25:05):
reputation internationally of being a man who, for the right price,
can get you the equipment you want. And across the
t's dot theiyes you have a brand new submarine parked
out in front of your Mexican villa, ready to do
all kinds of dastardly things with it. Now there are
the terrorist organizations would go to Ukraine to get the equipment,
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the bombs, the bullets, the guns they want. This was
before Russia invaded. Remember, part of the reason, part of
the reason Ukraine was never welcomed in the NATO is
the rampant corruption in their government. This is before Russia invaded.
It's just simply known. Remember the Biden family, the Biden
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family was intimately involved in all this, which we now know.
Hunter Biden taken an eighty thousand dollar a month job
at a Ukrainian energy company when he had no business
being there, and Joe Biden personally as vice president shut
down the investigation into the company. This is not to
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dog and then I don't mean to just pile on Ukraine.
It's a very corrupt place. It's not dogging on them.
You know, my love for Mexico, Mexicans, Mexican music, Mexican food,
Mexican people, Mexican culture, I love it. I love Mexico.
I'm a Mexico fan. Mexico's government's garbage, corrupt garbage, and
that's not insulting them. Ukraine's government is corrupt garbage. So
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Russia invades it and we take this government that we
know to be corrupt garbage, we know it, and we
just start sending them missiles, equipment, we're training them how
to fly F sixteen's. We just start shipping this stuff
over there. And then not only that, Remember Ran Paul,
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he was trying to stop all this stuff from going
over there, and he failed. But rand bless his heart, said, Okay,
if we're not going to stop sending stuff over there,
at least let me add this amendment to the bill
that will allow us to track the things we're sending.
Can we at least track the things we're sending. Anyone
object that Nope, immediately shot down? Now, why do you
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think that is? Think about the carnage of this war,
all the young men on both sides who've been slaughtered,
all those young wives who are now widows, mothers who
lost their sons. They're conscripting fifty year olds, and just
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sit and dwell on the fact that, on top of
other things, this war has been a multi year money
and weapons laundering endeavor, and we've been funding it. And
what Tucker just said about the cartels, some of our
weapons ending up in the hands of the cartels, I
have no doubt that's true, because, as I just said,
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no matter who you are, you could be Isis k
you could be Boko Haram, you could be in North Korea.
You could be a drug cartel. If you want to
get your hands on some spicy weaponry. You've always known
the place to go. You've always known where the walmart
of black market weapons is. It's Ukraine. And the United
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States of America has spent multiple years now sending our
weapons that you paid for into that place. And Mitch McConnell,
Big Cheese and the GOP before Trump came storming back
into town. Actually, at one point in time, gave a
press conference explaining, and this is almost verbatim, that there's
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nothing more important in the world right now than Russia Ukraine.
The most important thing in the world to Mitch McConnell
was that we send our weapons into the largest weapons
black market on the planet. Naked corruption, open corruption. It's ugly.
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All right, let's move on past that. We'll make fun
of the Danes here really quickly. That's always a good time.
Before we do that, let's save a baby, save a life.
It's hard. It's hard to accept that we're still killing
so many babies in this country because we wanted at
least I wanted. You wanted rovers this way to get
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overturned and for it to just stop. But you don't
change hearts and minds. You don't change a culture by
overturning a bad Supreme Court ruling. You change the abortion
culture in this country by introducing mothers to their baby
by ultrasound. It's been the greatest tool in the fight
for life. Don't just say your pro life, do something
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about it. Twenty eight dollars could save a life that
buys that ultrasound. Preborn will give that mother the ultrasound
for free. That's actually being the hands and feet and
saving the lives of these wonderful, wonderful kids. Preborn dot
com slash Jesse is where you've given its tax deductible
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Preborn dot com slash Jesse. We'll be back. This is
the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday,
But we will be back tomorrow. Remember you can email
the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Jesse at
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Jesse kellyshow dot com. I should give you a heads up.
I guess now I'm not gonna go into details right
now out of respect for the family and everyone involved.
But there's someone in my life who may be passing
on pretty soon. And when I say pretty soon, I
don't know what that means. I don't know what if
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that means tonight, I don't know if it means next month,
but definitely passing on very soon, and I will most
definitely have to go to the funeral. I have to go.
I would want to go to the funeral. So there's
a chance someday you're gonna show up and I'm just
not gonna be here for a day or two. But
I'll be right back. If I'm gone, that's almost undoubtedly
where I am. I will be right back and we'll
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have some more fun. Okay, let's have some fun right
now and make fun of the Danes. As Denmark, the citizens,
in response to Trump trying to claim Greenland, have signed
a petition to buy California from the United States of America. Now,
this is hilarious on multiple fronts. But first of all, Denmark,
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come on, do you really want Greenland that bad? It's
a massive block of inhospitable ice. There's a reason like
fifty thousand people live on the entire thing because it's awful,
nobody wants it. So maybe you don't want America to
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bully you out of owning Greenland. But let's not act
like you're extremely personally offended by somebody purchasing Greenland, by
somebody giving away Greenland. You have no affinity for Greenland whatsoever,
none at all. That's that's one two. Think of Greenland
as as their new Jersey. Right now. I'm kidding. That
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wasn't fair, but you understand exactly what I mean. Come on, Greenland.
That's one two. California, California. As much as we all
love to make fun of California, because sadly they gave
away that state to the dirty commies, California's paradise to
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this day. To this day, the most Republicans live in California.
More Republicans live in California than any other state. Now,
why would Republicans, any Republicans, subject themselves to constant communists rule,
the fees, the prices, the gun laws, to everything that.
Why would any sane person still be residing in California
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with the nutballs who run that state from top to bottom?
Because it's paradise. And it's not only Paradise. It's the
fifth largest economy in the world. If it was its
own country, it is by far the most powerful prosperous
US state. Denmark, you can't afford it. I'm not even
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insulting Denmark or the Danes. I like the Danes. I
guess you know what, I shouldn't say that, I've only
ever known what, Chris, the Danish. What are you talking about?
I'm not Oh, you're talking about the food. Yes, I
didn't even see I was even thinking about food, Chris.
That's weird. Do you think about food all the time?
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Is there anything more Danish than that entimen's raspberry Danish?
Have you ever had that thing from the grocery store?
It comes in the box? Oh, Chris, it's fantastic. Don't
distract me, Chris, I don't know. I think I've only
ever known one Danish person in my life, and that
was a foreign exchange student who came to our high school.
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And she was a chick and she was really hot.
So I'm a supporter of the Danes. I have one
hundred percent experience right now, a one hundred percent positive
experience dealing with Danish people. It's nothing against Danish people.
But Denmark, you can't afford California. California is worth more
than your entire country several times over. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
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If this helps. I do believe Donald Trump is going
to have Greenland before it's over Denmark. But I will
I have some contacts inside the White House. I will
reach out and see. I'm not making you any promises.
I'm gonna see if they'll throw in some rough greens
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to make this easier. Because you're not gonna have greenland anymore.
You just you're not going to have it. But you
can have a dog who lives longer because you're finally
giving your dog the vitamins and minerals, the digestive enzymes,
the antioxidants, the things your dog needs to survive. And
so you can say, hey, a Buffy or however the
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Danish accent is, and you can say, God, get your
food with the rough greens on it. And so you
can sprinkle some rough greens on your Danish dog's food
and he won't die as early. Free jumpstart trial bags
eight three three three three My dog member, If you're
calling from Denmark, you need to make sure you put
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three my dog or roughgreens dot com slash jesse, do
keep in mind for the free Jumpstart trial bag, you
do have to pay the shipping and that might be
a little stout heading to Denmark. However, roughgreens dot com
slash Jesse. You you Dan do have the internet? Right?
Hey Chris? They have what they have? The internet? Right
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you think so? Look, we can't be sure, right if
you don't have the Internet, just use the phone. All right,
that's one two. It's time for headlines. And now here's
a headline. Why you know the thing? Headlines we didn't
get to you liberal analyst Warren's Dems suicide to defend USAID.
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I agree and I disagree. Democrats right now they look
horrible taking it to the streets, sending Liz Warren out
there to scream about USAID.
Speaker 5 (36:35):
Every American who doesn't want some weird elon musk suck
up searching through your personal private data. This is your fight,
your fight, my fight.
Speaker 1 (36:51):
Her voice is hard to handle. Listen. Temporarily, politically, yes,
it's really bad for Democrats. Their approval numbers are going
to keep going down, but power rise power wise. Remember,
communists are concerned with power, not popularity. Power wise, defending
USAID is everything for them. Pentagon ups spy flights near
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the US Mexico border. I've always wanted to go on
a spy flight. Have you ever seen you know anything
about the U two spy planes? I know that's older
spy planes and things like that back in the day. Chris,
you don't know anything about U two spy planes and stuff. Gosh,
what's wrong with you? Anyway? I want to go in
one of these high flying planes and look through the
cameras and take pictures and stuff. I'm assuming it will
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get boring after a long time, but I still think
that sounds really cool. Pete Heg sas Pentagon shuts down
transgender recruitment and costly medical procedures, that just is a
reminder that we just spent four years paying for trannee
surgery for people who joined the United States military. Gosh,
we can never allow Democrats back into office again. Migrants
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turning around and heading back home in a quote new
trend under the tree Trump border crack down once again.
The best border security is your reputation. It's not worth
walking all the way from Argentina if you're just gonna
get arrested and deported. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton expands
probe protecting girls sports. I would liked to have seen
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Ken Paxson as attorney general. From what I understand, he
was gonna have some hard times getting confirmed, but I
really really hope he takes out John Cornyn in a
primary next year. Elizabeth Warren, Trump and Musk can't shut
down USAID, only Congress can. I kind of love the
Democrats have made Elizabeth Warren the face of all this,
because man, she's hard to listen to. I'll be back
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to MA. We'll do this again. That's all
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