March 6, 2025 • 39 mins
The cold Biden administration. Allowing the wingnuts to take over the party. Race grifting your way into congress. You only have so much credibility. Democrats gambling their credibility away for the last 10 years.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
Let's have some fun on a Thursday. We are almost there,
closing in at the end of the week. It is
glorious and there's a lot to get to. No gigantic
breaking stories, but definitely some things to get to. NATO policy,
(00:42):
Trump is eyeing a shift. This goes right along the
lines of what we were talking about. We'll get to that tonight.
Joe Biden, why did he leave? Why did he leave
our astronauts in space? I'm actually gonna get to that here.
In just a moment, Democrats were singing, we shall overcome
in the House today. We'll talk about that, and kind
(01:02):
of how they're going to have such a hard time
changing Mexican tariffs are paused. What's the best way to
get executed if you're on death row? All that a
dream I had which was riveting, A bunch of emails,
and so much more coming up tonight on the world
famous Jesse Kelly's Show. I want to talk about this
story here because it is indicative of parties of why
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the last four years were so horrible, Why was so
much dark stuff done by the government over the last
four years, and it also helps explain why Democrats are currently,
as we speak, struggling, struggling so bad to find their footing.
You remember the word I used many, many times to
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describe the Biden administration. How I'd say, if you only
had one word to describe them, and there were a
bunch of words you could use. Obviously I'm not saying
any word you had was rng. But the word I
would have used was cold. That just seemed always so
cold and uncaring. And in politics, that's one thing you
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can't be seen as you know, people just human nature.
People will vote for politicians. You see this all the
time in local politics and in congressional politics. They will
vote for politicians with whom they have gigantic policy disagreements
if they have met them and they seemed warm and
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nice and likable. This is something that's been well known
in politics for years. You know. One of the reasons,
what's one of those cliche terms about politicians you hear
all the time, But he's out shaking hands and kissing babies.
He's shaking hands and kissing babies. Me back when I
was running for Congress unsuccessfully twice, but back when I
was running for Congress. One of the things that was
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taxing about it enjoyable but revealing and taxing was whenever
there was an event where a bunch of people were gathering,
I had to go. If there was a huge rotary
club meeting and I went, there were gonna be a
bunch of people there. I went because that's where people
were gathered, and I need to go press some flesh,
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as they say, shake some hands. If there was a
big livestock auction and there was, I'm just listening some
of the ones I went to. I went in neighborhoods.
They would have big, like central locations for a garage
sale where hundreds and hundreds of people would go. I went,
Why does that matter? Those aren't political events. You're not
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even gonna get You're not gonna get a campaign donation
or something like that out of somebody there. Maybe someone
will slip you five bucks or something, but you're not
You're not gonna raise money for ads or something. So
why go? Because once you meet someone, if you like them,
Once you meet someone and you find out they're not
just someone on TV, They're not just someone who has
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a position on abortion. Their taxes are something you disagree
with you, shake their hand, you maybe even relate to
them in some way. Oh yeah, you went to this
high school. I did too. Oh no way, you like
this something non political at all. He walks up to
you with a shirt on a New York Giants shirt.
Oh you're a Giants fan. Oh yeah, I used to
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root for the Giants all the time. Huge Giants fan.
Do you remember Lawrence Dayla Boom. That guy could disagree
with me on issues and probably does. He's very very
likely to vote for me. What you cannot be seen
at is cold. I'll give you this little tidbit because
this will come back to Biden in the Astronauts and
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things like that. In the House of Representatives, I can't
speak for the Senate. I'm sure it works the same way.
But in the House of Representatives, when they talk, Republicans
and Democrats always talk like this. They talk amongst each other.
They talk about how much control they have of their district.
Do you have your district locked down? And they're actually
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not talking about tier any of your things like that.
When they're discussing things like that, what they're discussing is
have you gotten lazy? Are you done going to rotary
club events, kind of over it. You've been in Congress
a long time. You don't need to do that. You'll
raise a bunch of money, and they'll they talk to
with each other about this all the time. The second
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you stop going out to events, you're too good for it,
You're too rich, You're to this and that you're gonna
get beaten. If it's not the next election, it'll be
the one after. The second you put your feet up,
you get home from being in DC and there's a
big event, but you just kind of want to hang
out this weekend, hang out on the reclient or watch
some football. The second you start doing that, you are
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counting down the time till you will lose put in
the work or don't because you need to be seen
as warm and relatable and approachable. Back to the Biden
administration and what part of the reason we suffered so
badly for four years under an evil, tyrannical government. Butch
Wilmore and Sonny Williams, maybe you don't know the name,
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but those are two astronauts we have in space. You
probably remember hearing some things about this story. They were
supposed to go to space on an eight day mission,
you know, everything is in six months or a year.
Up there, eight days, go up there, do a little,
this little that, come back home. Something went wrong, they
got stuck. Bruce came out said this.
Speaker 1 (06:37):
Elon Musk has said that he made the offer to
bring you guys back earlier and that it was denied.
Speaker 4 (06:43):
My first question is is that true? And if so,
what would that have looked like.
Speaker 5 (06:48):
I can only say that, mister Musk, what he says
is absolutely factual. We have no information on that though. Whatsoever,
what was offered was what was not offered? Who was
offered to you? How that process is went?
Speaker 3 (07:02):
So Elon Musk did offer the Biden administration, Hey, I'll
go get them. Remember this is something Elon Musk can
not only do, he could probably do it fairly easily.
Elon Musk sad as sad as it is when it
comes to NASA, Elon Musk has really surpassed virtually everyone
when it comes to space rockets, space exploration. He's look,
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I don't care if you love him or hate him.
He's one of those people who's a genius, very similar
to me. Anyway, what Chris not? Seriously, he's brilliant. He
could have gotten them, and he went to Joe Biden. Remember,
Elon Musk didn't like Joe Biden at all, but he
went to Joe Biden and he said, let me go
get them. Not directly to Biden, but through channels. He said, Hey,
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I can go get these guys. NASA was worried they couldn't. Okay, fine,
let me go get them. The Biden administration, because Elon
Musk had drifted to the right started to be what
was perceived as an enemy to the Biden administration, said no.
For political reasons. The Biden administration left two astronauts in
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space for eight months. Eight months. You Democrats who hate
listen to the show trying to figure out how you
lost so much so quickly. That's just one little example
of what has happened to you and why it has
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happened to you. That's a big deal and it makes
an impact on people. Joe Biden showing up to greet
the bodies of thirteen dead servicemen who got blown up
at Abbey Gate in Afghanistan, which already looked bad enough
on him. That was bad enough, it was already politically
bad enough. But Joe Biden, looking bored and checking his
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watch for when he can leave the entire time time.
That level of coldness, of uncaringness, that is what has
doomed one of the things I should say, that has
doomed you to be on the outs. Until you can
fix that, you will remain on the outs. And so
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I know you hate listening commies. I know right now
you're getting super indignant, probably typing up an email with
a bunch of misspelled words and cussing me out. If
like you always do, remember Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot
com send in your ask doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow.
And yes, you comies can send me all your hate.
I hate you. I hope you die. I got all that.
(09:44):
So I know you're indignant about it, but I'm still
telling you. Look just leveling with you right here. I
know you're an anti human. I get it. I get it.
You better find a way to hide that like you
used to, or you will never come back to power again.
You used to be able to hide it under Joe
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Biden because he wasn't strong enough to keep his party
in check. You stopped hiding it. You started telling people
that inflation was fine and they should stop whining. That's
why you're out of power. Now, just a little heads up.
Let's move on from that, shall we Let's talk about
Let's talk about race politics and why that one's a
loser because Democrats just murdered me today on the House
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of Representatives, absolutely murdered me. Before we do that. Speaking
of murdering, there's a lot of that going on in
the country right now because Democrats are pro crime, pro crime,
and you understand why we've talked about it forever. Communists
are pro crime because it's a way to create angs,
to destroy a society, enforce laws against law abiding citizens,
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make sure career criminals are set free to rape and murder.
And that's why we have so much fun that crime
now in the country. And that's why I have implored
you to it a burn a pistol launcher. But don't
just buy it. I don't even want you to buy it.
If it's gonna sit on your shelf, buy it and
carry it, please, even if carrying it just means in
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the center console or your car or just buy your bed.
I'd rather you carry it on you at all times.
And you ladies, you don't get to keep it in
your car. You carry that on you when you're walking
your dog, when you're out for a job by my
neighborhood's safe. No, there are scumbags predators all around. You
carry the burn a pistol launcher on you, but I
don't like guns. It's non lethal. It's not a gun.
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It shoots pepper balls or tear gas balls and it
will save your life. Can you stop a two hundred
pound man, a career criminal who wants to hurt you badly?
A burn a pistol launcher can be y rna burna
dot com slash Jesse. We'll be back.
Speaker 6 (11:54):
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Speaker 2 (12:00):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. And yeah,
I kind of put it in at the last at
the end of the last segment, kind of a throwaway
because I forgot to say it in the beginning. Don't
forget tomorrow as an ask doctor Jesse Friday. Of course,
like it always is, email your questions into Jesse at
Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Now let's touch on some race
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politics things and why that's a failure. But before we
get to that, I think I should tell you this
something We've talked about kind of before, but something I
think is becoming increasingly evident.
Speaker 3 (12:35):
We underrated because of our hatred of her. We underrated
how good Nancy Pelosi was at politics and how good
she was for Democrat politics. That again, please don't send
me your emails. No, she's not I hate her. That's
not what I said. That's not when I said, don't
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do that. She was good at what she did, But
what does that mean? Good at what she did?
Speaker 5 (13:02):
Well.
Speaker 3 (13:02):
There's a lot of ways to be an effective Democrat
leader in the House or the Senate, or an effective
Republican leader in the House in the Senate. But really
there are two main things you want your leadership to do.
You want them first to raise money. They have to
be able to raise money. If you are in leadership,
Republican or Democrat, you spend your time not just on
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the phone, flying across America to raise money and or
campaign for other candidates who are running for office, trying
to get a majority or keep a majority by raising
money and campaigning for people. That's one two. In whatever
way you can, you want to keep your party in line.
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That doesn't mean you have to be a tyrant or anything.
Like that. But in Congress, you're always going to have
we'll just call it two hundred because it's always called
to that number. There are four hundred and thirty five
members of the House. You want to keep your two
hundred members of your party, then you're gonna have some
weird different personalities in there, different people, different places, different districts,
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different things like that. So you don't need them all
the same. But you can't have one making everybody look bad.
You can't have one. Even if you have a wing nut.
You're always gonna have some wing nuts in there. That's fine.
You can have a wing nut. You can have a
wing nut that does a podcast somewhere. You can't ever
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allow the wing nut to a become the new face
of your party, and b you can't allow the wing
nut the problem child, to drag other people in the
party out with them and become a real genuine problem.
Let's rewind a little bit. As long as we're talking
about Nancy Pelosi. You remember when AOC first got to Congress.
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You already know the backstory. We've talked about it. Bunch,
the Justice Democrats, some crazy communist group in this country.
They don't think the Democrats are near radical enough. They
decided they were going to primary a long sitting Democrat
in New York. They thought he was too moderate, too reasonable,
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and they held auditions, and it's just what it sounds
like for basically, actors and actresses auditions. AOC is a
dancer and actress and artists by trade, not a politician.
She showed up pretty face. I mean, she's been in
music videos before, that's her trade. Everyone says she's a bartender.
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Bartending was a side gig. She was trying to make
it as an actor, a dancer, something like that. And
AOC shows up pretty face. She was okay, and they thought, okay,
let's run her. They ran her. The actress defeated the
more moderate Democrat. AOC gets into Congo, and AOC knows
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that she's been sent there for a purpose. Remember, the
Justice Democrats are a radical, far far left group, straight up, MAOIs.
She knows she's supposed to get there and be far left.
That's why she was selected by them, That's why they
organized the whole thing. That's also why I should let
you know. That's also why she used to be thought
of as really, really dumb. She sounded so dumb, like
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she never knew what was going on. She wasn't dumb.
She had no idea about politics. She was an actress.
She just got there. That's why she was all, ah, ah,
what's Congress? And everyone thought she's so stupid. It's not
that she's stupid. She wasn't a political person. So she
got there and she starts to join with the rest
of the squad, you know, the squad, the iohan Omar's,
Ayana Presley's, Rashida Telieb, the squad types. Remember, they started
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to get real, real lippy with Nancy Pelosi almost immediately,
chirping at Nancy Pelosi, creating problems for Nancy Pelosi. And
when they started doing this, a bunch of people started
to say, Wow, Nancy Pelosi's got a real problem on
her hands. Wow, these young upstarts, they're going to create
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problems for Nancy Pelosi. Yeah, that lasted about five minutes.
All of a sudden, the chirping at Nancy Pelosi overnight stopped.
No more. It was weird. For about two days. There
was a bunch of chirping at Nancy Pelosi and then
no more. Why because Grandma Vodka don't play those games,
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and Grandma Vodka will take her very very large war
chest in her massive influence, and she will send your
butt out of Congress very quickly. She'll primary you so fast,
and you'll be right back on the street with the animals.
Nancy Pelosi used an iron fist and a large one
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for a very long time, keeping the street animals in
the Demo Democrat part of Congress in check. Yes, they're
always gonna be Democrats. They're gonna be demonic and crazy
and all these things. We know that, and you were
always allowed to do that up to the point it
hurt the party. And then Grandma Vodka is gonna step
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in and she's gonna put you in line. But something happened,
and we'll talk about that, and then we'll move from
that into this. We shall overcome on the house floor. Now. Obviously,
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Speaker 1 (19:46):
We'll be back, Jesse Kelly, we will over come, we
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Speaker 3 (20:03):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show back on a Thursday.
Thank you Chris for bringing us back with that music.
And in case you're wondering why Jewish producer Chris chose
to bring us back with that music, you do remember
Al Green from the old I keep calling the State
of the Union. I realized it wasn't Trump's speech the
other night, State of the Union whatever, that's what it was. Anyway,
(20:26):
you remember Al Green, the idiot, the congressman from Houston
with the cane. He has to get up and make
a big display of himself and he had to get
kicked out. Yeah you remember all that. Well, today he
officially got censured in the House of Representatives, which doesn't
really do anything, but you got to stand there and
take your whippet in front of everybody. Well, Al Green
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stands there and they start singing. They start singing that
song we Shall Overcome. Now, I'm not going to break
down the whole his that song, but I'm sure you
are already aware. That song is something that was sung
during the Civil Rights movement when black people in places
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across the country were treated like second class citizens and
they were trying to fight so they could be treated equally.
There was systemic racism back then, and there had to
be all kinds of different parts of that movement, all
kinds of different people participated. But that's where that song originated.
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And so what's happened is they haven't changed. Meaning when
I say they, I mean the Democrat Party does not
appear to be ready to move off of things that
have stopped working. So I'm gonna play some audio for you,
and then I'll explain why this stuff doesn't work anymore.
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Do the best you can, maybe you can even physically
hold them if you're driving me, very careful over the
next couple of minutes, because there's a chance you're going
to roll your eyes so much and so hard that
they will be stuck, you know, looking backwards or something
into your skull. That's how terrible all this is. But
this is everything I'm about to play for you is
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all in the last twenty four to forty eight hours.
Or say, this is that moron Hank Johnson, the one
who thought Guam was going to tip over if too
many people went to the wrong side of it.
Speaker 4 (22:26):
It's a recipe to make education unavailable to black people.
And where does that then leave us? It puts us
back to when America was great and we were picking
cotton and all of it were doing the productivity that
they are putting the my Latino brothers and sisters who
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migrate here to do that work because we are not
suited intellectually to do it anymore, but they would have
us confined to doing that kind of work. So we
got to watch out for where we are headed. And
it's the people that will save our democracy that will stop.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
We're going to come back to the whole We're not
suited intellectually to do that anymore. That's going to be
an interesting little discussion. But don't think it was just that.
More on Hank Johnson, here's a professor from Colombia.
Speaker 7 (23:24):
Yes, it's an attack on government, but it's also an
attack on this government. What I mean by that is
it's an attack on this government that used to be
headed by a black man. It's an attack on this
government that almost elected a black woman to the highest
office in the land. It's an attack on a government
that has been more welcoming and more supportive of people
who have come to this country and search for a
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better life.
Speaker 3 (23:46):
Yeah, don't I hope your eyeballs aren't stuck yet. Stay
with me, Stay with me. Oh there's another one. Representative
Laftifa Simon said, this.
Speaker 8 (23:54):
Seems like a blatant disrespect for the House and it
wasn't coming from Representative Green, it was coming from the
men behind him on the right side who were telling
him and yelling sit down. I mean, it felt like
I was watching something in a history class, a racist
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yelling at an elderly black man.
Speaker 3 (24:18):
Okay, I'll give you one more ECCE. I don't want
you to hurt yourself. I'm worried about your eyeballs. One more.
This is all in the last twenty four hours. Jasmine Crockett,
the new Queen of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 9 (24:29):
Here she was and as they have decided to go
after immigrants and these and things like that, and they said, oh,
they've taken your black jobs. They taken your black jobs.
Not really, they are obviously jobs that they want us
to go back to, such as work in the fields.
All right, those immigrants that come into our country, they
work the fields, something that we ain't done in a
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long time. And clearly he is trying to make us
go back to the fields.
Speaker 3 (24:57):
Okay, stop rolling your eyes. Let's discuss what has happened.
Why why you're still hearing this when there's no there's
no appetite for it. We'll deal with the why first
and then we'll get to why there's no appetite for it.
Why do they still say all this stuff because it
resonates absolutely nowhere outside of some extremely blue areas in
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urban America in black if you were in a heavily
black district that votes ninety percent Democrat every time, that
will be the only place you find any reception for
stuff like that at all. Outside of that and maybe
a couple of liberal white women who like to treat
everybody out there like dirt. Outside of that, it has
no resonance with the electorate whatsoever. It's terrible messaging because
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it doesn't resonate with anybody, So why do they still
do it? One that whole fake civil rights stuff from
modern era, the modern era stuff, we're all oppressed, poor
black people, poor George Floyd. That stuff. It's not a
side thing for a lot of these people. It's the
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entire reason they were able to rise to any station
at all. You see, there are two different ways or there, well,
there are two very different ways if you are a
black person in the United States of America, you can
rise up and get a great job and maybe political
power or money or whatnot. The first way is, like
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everyone else, work hard, catch some breaks, go to school,
don't go to school, start your small business, whatever, like
everyone else. Because black people are just like everyone else,
you can do it like everybody else. But because of
the sins of the past, and because it has become
an entire industry of itself, you can forego all that
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hard work, all that other stuff. You can forego all
that and simply race grift, race scam people. WI shall overcome.
It may not play with you, it may not play
with me, but there is an entire industry of this
country with millions and honestly billions of dollars. It's like
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a pot of gold sitting there that if you are
too dumb, too lazy, just not interested in going out
there and putting in the work. If you're a bad
person with no moral founding whatsoever, you can tap into it.
And a lot of them choose that route. The political type.
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So I say a lot of them. I'm talking about
a lot of Democrat politicians. Black Democrat politicians are political activists.
Jasmin Crockett's actually a great example of this. This video
has been floating around online, so I'm gonna play it
for you, and I believe it was the Redheaded Libertarian
is the one who put this together. So I want
to make sure she gets credit for the montage. You know,
(27:55):
we have old video of Jasmine Crockett when she first
started getting into politics, versus how she talks. Now, tell me,
as I play this, as it goes back and forth,
back and forth, can you tell the difference between the
real Jasmin Crockett versus the character she plays.
Speaker 10 (28:12):
What I've always decided is that I would step up
when there was a need listening. He up there, he's
hearing all kinds of nonsense and boo, let me just
be real. And we weren't gonna sit for there.
Speaker 9 (28:24):
We wouldn't you know.
Speaker 10 (28:25):
I really was kind of caught off guard. I didn't
anticipate that. If anyone knows anything about the congresswoman, they
know we showed up. And if he has some sense,
then maybe you would have been about that life. But
y'all know, hang, I know sense, So please give some love.
Speaker 9 (28:40):
This took a little bit of coordinating to do.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
For sure.
Speaker 10 (28:43):
We got some cool shirts.
Speaker 3 (28:46):
Oh, we goes on for a long time. I could
sit and play it for you. She doesn't actually talk
like that. This isn't who she is.
Speaker 9 (28:54):
If they have decided to go after immigrants and these
and things like that, and they said, all they've taken
your black jobs. They taking your black jobs. Not really,
they are obviously jobs that they want us to go
back to, such as work in the fields. All right, those.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
That's an act because she chose route number two to
tap into that big pot of gold. Now why why
is it a bad strategy? Now, we'll talk about that
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we are having so much fun as always on a Thursday. Remember,
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And so why is America completely tapped out on it?
We're trying to send us back to the field to slavery.
It's like slavery. We shall overcome Democrats. Really virtually every
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part of the communist movement. They still don't understand what
happened during the last eight years. When I say last
eight years, I'm talking about Donald Trump's first term and
then Joe Biden's only term. What happened was this, And
I used to explain it to you Communists all the
time while it was happening. So let me explain it again.
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You only have so much credibility. You only have so
many chips to play if you're going to lie. I've
used this analogy before, and it's true with my kids,
With my sons. You know how much I love to
mess with my boys. When they were super, super young,
I used to tell them all the time time that
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I was the Incredible Hulk. You know, every young boy
loves the incredible Hulk. I'm the incredible Hulk. I'm the
Incredible Hulk. And they were, of course fascinated by it.
And then as they got just a little older, they
started to question things, Well, Dad, if you're the incredible Hulk,
why have we never seen you turn green? You've never
you've never done the Hulk thing. And I would convince them, well, no, no, no, no,
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no no, I wouldn't do that around you. It's because
I don't get angry around you. It's not that I
do it at night. You know that something makes me
mad'll do it at night. Oh okay. But then that
wasn't really registering either. As they got older and older
and older, so my lives kept getting more and more brazen.
Of course, this is all lighthearted, but it didn't take long.
Four or five years old, Dad, you're not the Hulk.
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They'd be snickering with me. You lied, You're not the haulk.
That's not true. You only have so much credibility and
if you burn it, it's gone. So line back to
Trump gets elected the first time. I still don't fully
understand why they went all in as they did. And
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I know Democrats just the way they operate. Every Republican's
going to be hitler who has to be stopped. I
get that, but if you've paid attention to politics for
any length of time, it was different with Trump. There
was something about him uniquely that bothered them so much.
I suspect a lot of it had to do with
foreign policy stuff. He wanted less of a footprint internationally.
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I suspect a lot of it was immigration. Maybe just
his nature. I don't know, but they decided that he
in particular, he had to be stopped. No matter what
you had to do, no matter what norm or even
law you might a violate, it didn't matter because stopping
Trump was the only thing that mattered. And remember back then,
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I used to warn you communists all the time. I'm
telling you you're going all in. You're going all in.
You're going to go all in too many times, and
you're gonna bet on red and it's gonna come up black,
and you're gonna have nothing left. And you've got nothing
left now. It was really as far as this whole,
the the quote civil rights wing of American communism, the
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George Floyd protests, where the animals were in the streets,
throwing bricks and doing all the stuff communists do when
they take to the streets. And you add corporation after
corporation funding all that evil, and you're tearing down statues
and you even got of course half the GOP.
Speaker 6 (34:38):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (34:38):
I mean, we really should change the name of the
military basis. Thanks James Langford. You communists decided that was
your moment and you were going to be able to
move your revolution forward off the death of George Floyd,
and you did. You were very successful at it. But
in so doing, that was the last of it for you.
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That branch, the whole we shall overcome branch of American
Communism is now dead and I don't know if it
could ever return if we woke up tomorrow morning to
the most horrible looking video and what if this one
was real? I looked that George Floyd's stuff was garbage.
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I've told you forever. Derek Shauvin is completely innocent and
should be pardoned immediately. But that's another story. But let's
say the one tomorrow is real. What if we wake
up tomorrow and it was a Rodney King type video
where you got a bunch of white cops beaten some
black dude to death, and even the circumstances around it
were indefensible, even if you woke up tomorrow to that,
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and the American communist propaganda machine decided they were once
again going to move the revolution, or at least try
to move the revolution forward, to try to destroy as
much as they could based off of some bad video.
It would not work the second time you did it
to your self. And the problem is for the American left,
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so many people, the Jasmine Crocket types, that the Hank
Johnson types, so many people have risen to the position
of power they're in based on only that. It's not
just that they don't know how to take any other
kind of stance or do anything else. They don't want to.
If you're Jasmine Crockett and you went from being some
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unknown to now you're a nationally known face, you know
how much money she's gonna make and left wing politics
your prominent speaking fees. I have no doubt she's going
to write some ridiculous book and make a bunch of money.
Why would you change, No, it doesn't help the American left,
But this stuff it sells for you.
Speaker 9 (36:50):
And as they have decided to go after immigrants and
these and things like that, and they said, oh, they've
taken your black jobs. They taken your black jobs. Not really,
they are obviously jobs that they want us to go
back to, such as work in the fields. All right,
those immigrants that come into our country, they work the fields,
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something that we ain't done in a long time. And
clearly he is trying to make us go back to
the fields.
Speaker 3 (37:18):
That just doesn't sell anymore. And if you're looking for
someone to blame, go find a mirror. The communists could
not control themselves as always, well, after Floyd died, they
saw an opportunity. They pounced on it. And you had
a real good time. And yes, you destroyed police departments
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across the country. You turned all kinds of monsters loose
from jail. You bet, you bet. You even had Trump
one point zero having round tables with cops and things
like that. Yep, you you moved the revolution forward. But
that was it. That was the last of it. Sorry,
let's talk about NATO in tariffs emails. Josh Hammer's going
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to join us half hour from now to talk about
that Supreme Court ruling from yesterday. Let's talk about the
stock market, because I know you've been watching. I know
in previous days. Maybe it's hurt a little bit watching
what's happened to your retirement. Yeah, I don't have words
of comfort to give you because I don't know what's
(38:24):
going to happen in the future. I know that we
have a serious financial problem.
Speaker 5 (38:30):
Let me be clear.
Speaker 2 (38:32):
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
Let's have some fun on a Thursday. We are almost there,
closing in at the end of the week. It is
glorious and there's a lot to get to. No gigantic
breaking stories, but definitely some things to get to. NATO policy,
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Trump is eyeing a shift. This goes right along the
lines of what we were talking about. We'll get to that tonight.
Joe Biden, why did he leave? Why did he leave
our astronauts in space? I'm actually gonna get to that here.
In just a moment, Democrats were singing, we shall overcome
in the House today. We'll talk about that, and kind
(01:02):
of how they're going to have such a hard time
changing Mexican tariffs are paused. What's the best way to
get executed if you're on death row? All that a
dream I had which was riveting, A bunch of emails,
and so much more coming up tonight on the world
famous Jesse Kelly's Show. I want to talk about this
story here because it is indicative of parties of why
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the last four years were so horrible, Why was so
much dark stuff done by the government over the last
four years, and it also helps explain why Democrats are currently,
as we speak, struggling, struggling so bad to find their footing.
You remember the word I used many, many times to
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describe the Biden administration. How I'd say, if you only
had one word to describe them, and there were a
bunch of words you could use. Obviously I'm not saying
any word you had was rng. But the word I
would have used was cold. That just seemed always so
cold and uncaring. And in politics, that's one thing you
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can't be seen as you know, people just human nature.
People will vote for politicians. You see this all the
time in local politics and in congressional politics. They will
vote for politicians with whom they have gigantic policy disagreements
if they have met them and they seemed warm and
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nice and likable. This is something that's been well known
in politics for years. You know. One of the reasons,
what's one of those cliche terms about politicians you hear
all the time, But he's out shaking hands and kissing babies.
He's shaking hands and kissing babies. Me back when I
was running for Congress unsuccessfully twice, but back when I
was running for Congress. One of the things that was
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taxing about it enjoyable but revealing and taxing was whenever
there was an event where a bunch of people were gathering,
I had to go. If there was a huge rotary
club meeting and I went, there were gonna be a
bunch of people there. I went because that's where people
were gathered, and I need to go press some flesh,
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as they say, shake some hands. If there was a
big livestock auction and there was, I'm just listening some
of the ones I went to. I went in neighborhoods.
They would have big, like central locations for a garage
sale where hundreds and hundreds of people would go. I went,
Why does that matter? Those aren't political events. You're not
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even gonna get You're not gonna get a campaign donation
or something like that out of somebody there. Maybe someone
will slip you five bucks or something, but you're not
You're not gonna raise money for ads or something. So
why go? Because once you meet someone, if you like them,
Once you meet someone and you find out they're not
just someone on TV, They're not just someone who has
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a position on abortion. Their taxes are something you disagree
with you, shake their hand, you maybe even relate to
them in some way. Oh yeah, you went to this
high school. I did too. Oh no way, you like
this something non political at all. He walks up to
you with a shirt on a New York Giants shirt.
Oh you're a Giants fan. Oh yeah, I used to
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root for the Giants all the time. Huge Giants fan.
Do you remember Lawrence Dayla Boom. That guy could disagree
with me on issues and probably does. He's very very
likely to vote for me. What you cannot be seen
at is cold. I'll give you this little tidbit because
this will come back to Biden in the Astronauts and
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things like that. In the House of Representatives, I can't
speak for the Senate. I'm sure it works the same way.
But in the House of Representatives, when they talk, Republicans
and Democrats always talk like this. They talk amongst each other.
They talk about how much control they have of their district.
Do you have your district locked down? And they're actually
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not talking about tier any of your things like that.
When they're discussing things like that, what they're discussing is
have you gotten lazy? Are you done going to rotary
club events, kind of over it. You've been in Congress
a long time. You don't need to do that. You'll
raise a bunch of money, and they'll they talk to
with each other about this all the time. The second
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you stop going out to events, you're too good for it,
You're too rich, You're to this and that you're gonna
get beaten. If it's not the next election, it'll be
the one after. The second you put your feet up,
you get home from being in DC and there's a
big event, but you just kind of want to hang
out this weekend, hang out on the reclient or watch
some football. The second you start doing that, you are
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counting down the time till you will lose put in
the work or don't because you need to be seen
as warm and relatable and approachable. Back to the Biden
administration and what part of the reason we suffered so
badly for four years under an evil, tyrannical government. Butch
Wilmore and Sonny Williams, maybe you don't know the name,
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but those are two astronauts we have in space. You
probably remember hearing some things about this story. They were
supposed to go to space on an eight day mission,
you know, everything is in six months or a year.
Up there, eight days, go up there, do a little,
this little that, come back home. Something went wrong, they
got stuck. Bruce came out said this.
Speaker 1 (06:37):
Elon Musk has said that he made the offer to
bring you guys back earlier and that it was denied.
Speaker 4 (06:43):
My first question is is that true? And if so,
what would that have looked like.
Speaker 5 (06:48):
I can only say that, mister Musk, what he says
is absolutely factual. We have no information on that though. Whatsoever,
what was offered was what was not offered? Who was
offered to you? How that process is went?
Speaker 3 (07:02):
So Elon Musk did offer the Biden administration, Hey, I'll
go get them. Remember this is something Elon Musk can
not only do, he could probably do it fairly easily.
Elon Musk sad as sad as it is when it
comes to NASA, Elon Musk has really surpassed virtually everyone
when it comes to space rockets, space exploration. He's look,
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I don't care if you love him or hate him.
He's one of those people who's a genius, very similar
to me. Anyway, what Chris not? Seriously, he's brilliant. He
could have gotten them, and he went to Joe Biden. Remember,
Elon Musk didn't like Joe Biden at all, but he
went to Joe Biden and he said, let me go
get them. Not directly to Biden, but through channels. He said, Hey,
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I can go get these guys. NASA was worried they couldn't. Okay, fine,
let me go get them. The Biden administration, because Elon
Musk had drifted to the right started to be what
was perceived as an enemy to the Biden administration, said no.
For political reasons. The Biden administration left two astronauts in
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space for eight months. Eight months. You Democrats who hate
listen to the show trying to figure out how you
lost so much so quickly. That's just one little example
of what has happened to you and why it has
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happened to you. That's a big deal and it makes
an impact on people. Joe Biden showing up to greet
the bodies of thirteen dead servicemen who got blown up
at Abbey Gate in Afghanistan, which already looked bad enough
on him. That was bad enough, it was already politically
bad enough. But Joe Biden, looking bored and checking his
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watch for when he can leave the entire time time.
That level of coldness, of uncaringness, that is what has
doomed one of the things I should say, that has
doomed you to be on the outs. Until you can
fix that, you will remain on the outs. And so
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I know you hate listening commies. I know right now
you're getting super indignant, probably typing up an email with
a bunch of misspelled words and cussing me out. If
like you always do, remember Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot
com send in your ask doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow.
And yes, you comies can send me all your hate.
I hate you. I hope you die. I got all that.
(09:44):
So I know you're indignant about it, but I'm still
telling you. Look just leveling with you right here. I
know you're an anti human. I get it. I get it.
You better find a way to hide that like you
used to, or you will never come back to power again.
You used to be able to hide it under Joe
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Biden because he wasn't strong enough to keep his party
in check. You stopped hiding it. You started telling people
that inflation was fine and they should stop whining. That's
why you're out of power. Now, just a little heads up.
Let's move on from that, shall we Let's talk about
Let's talk about race politics and why that one's a
loser because Democrats just murdered me today on the House
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of Representatives, absolutely murdered me. Before we do that. Speaking
of murdering, there's a lot of that going on in
the country right now because Democrats are pro crime, pro crime,
and you understand why we've talked about it forever. Communists
are pro crime because it's a way to create angs,
to destroy a society, enforce laws against law abiding citizens,
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make sure career criminals are set free to rape and murder.
And that's why we have so much fun that crime
now in the country. And that's why I have implored
you to it a burn a pistol launcher. But don't
just buy it. I don't even want you to buy it.
If it's gonna sit on your shelf, buy it and
carry it, please, even if carrying it just means in
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the center console or your car or just buy your bed.
I'd rather you carry it on you at all times.
And you ladies, you don't get to keep it in
your car. You carry that on you when you're walking
your dog, when you're out for a job by my
neighborhood's safe. No, there are scumbags predators all around. You
carry the burn a pistol launcher on you, but I
don't like guns. It's non lethal. It's not a gun.
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It shoots pepper balls or tear gas balls and it
will save your life. Can you stop a two hundred
pound man, a career criminal who wants to hurt you badly?
A burn a pistol launcher can be y rna burna
dot com slash Jesse. We'll be back.
Speaker 6 (11:54):
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Speaker 2 (12:00):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. And yeah,
I kind of put it in at the last at
the end of the last segment, kind of a throwaway
because I forgot to say it in the beginning. Don't
forget tomorrow as an ask doctor Jesse Friday. Of course,
like it always is, email your questions into Jesse at
Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Now let's touch on some race
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politics things and why that's a failure. But before we
get to that, I think I should tell you this
something We've talked about kind of before, but something I
think is becoming increasingly evident.
Speaker 3 (12:35):
We underrated because of our hatred of her. We underrated
how good Nancy Pelosi was at politics and how good
she was for Democrat politics. That again, please don't send
me your emails. No, she's not I hate her. That's
not what I said. That's not when I said, don't
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do that. She was good at what she did, But
what does that mean? Good at what she did?
Speaker 5 (13:02):
Well.
Speaker 3 (13:02):
There's a lot of ways to be an effective Democrat
leader in the House or the Senate, or an effective
Republican leader in the House in the Senate. But really
there are two main things you want your leadership to do.
You want them first to raise money. They have to
be able to raise money. If you are in leadership,
Republican or Democrat, you spend your time not just on
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the phone, flying across America to raise money and or
campaign for other candidates who are running for office, trying
to get a majority or keep a majority by raising
money and campaigning for people. That's one two. In whatever
way you can, you want to keep your party in line.
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That doesn't mean you have to be a tyrant or anything.
Like that. But in Congress, you're always going to have
we'll just call it two hundred because it's always called
to that number. There are four hundred and thirty five
members of the House. You want to keep your two
hundred members of your party, then you're gonna have some
weird different personalities in there, different people, different places, different districts,
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different things like that. So you don't need them all
the same. But you can't have one making everybody look bad.
You can't have one. Even if you have a wing nut.
You're always gonna have some wing nuts in there. That's fine.
You can have a wing nut. You can have a
wing nut that does a podcast somewhere. You can't ever
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allow the wing nut to a become the new face
of your party, and b you can't allow the wing
nut the problem child, to drag other people in the
party out with them and become a real genuine problem.
Let's rewind a little bit. As long as we're talking
about Nancy Pelosi. You remember when AOC first got to Congress.
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You already know the backstory. We've talked about it. Bunch,
the Justice Democrats, some crazy communist group in this country.
They don't think the Democrats are near radical enough. They
decided they were going to primary a long sitting Democrat
in New York. They thought he was too moderate, too reasonable,
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and they held auditions, and it's just what it sounds
like for basically, actors and actresses auditions. AOC is a
dancer and actress and artists by trade, not a politician.
She showed up pretty face. I mean, she's been in
music videos before, that's her trade. Everyone says she's a bartender.
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Bartending was a side gig. She was trying to make
it as an actor, a dancer, something like that. And
AOC shows up pretty face. She was okay, and they thought, okay,
let's run her. They ran her. The actress defeated the
more moderate Democrat. AOC gets into Congo, and AOC knows
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that she's been sent there for a purpose. Remember, the
Justice Democrats are a radical, far far left group, straight up, MAOIs.
She knows she's supposed to get there and be far left.
That's why she was selected by them, That's why they
organized the whole thing. That's also why I should let
you know. That's also why she used to be thought
of as really, really dumb. She sounded so dumb, like
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she never knew what was going on. She wasn't dumb.
She had no idea about politics. She was an actress.
She just got there. That's why she was all, ah, ah,
what's Congress? And everyone thought she's so stupid. It's not
that she's stupid. She wasn't a political person. So she
got there and she starts to join with the rest
of the squad, you know, the squad, the iohan Omar's,
Ayana Presley's, Rashida Telieb, the squad types. Remember, they started
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to get real, real lippy with Nancy Pelosi almost immediately,
chirping at Nancy Pelosi, creating problems for Nancy Pelosi. And
when they started doing this, a bunch of people started
to say, Wow, Nancy Pelosi's got a real problem on
her hands. Wow, these young upstarts, they're going to create
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problems for Nancy Pelosi. Yeah, that lasted about five minutes.
All of a sudden, the chirping at Nancy Pelosi overnight stopped.
No more. It was weird. For about two days. There
was a bunch of chirping at Nancy Pelosi and then
no more. Why because Grandma Vodka don't play those games,
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and Grandma Vodka will take her very very large war
chest in her massive influence, and she will send your
butt out of Congress very quickly. She'll primary you so fast,
and you'll be right back on the street with the animals.
Nancy Pelosi used an iron fist and a large one
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for a very long time, keeping the street animals in
the Demo Democrat part of Congress in check. Yes, they're
always gonna be Democrats. They're gonna be demonic and crazy
and all these things. We know that, and you were
always allowed to do that up to the point it
hurt the party. And then Grandma Vodka is gonna step
(18:15):
in and she's gonna put you in line. But something happened,
and we'll talk about that, and then we'll move from
that into this. We shall overcome on the house floor. Now. Obviously,
when we talk about Grandma Vodka, we all start thinking
about being mentally sharp, because we think how she must
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We'll be back, Jesse Kelly, we will over come, we
will come.
Speaker 3 (20:03):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show back on a Thursday.
Thank you Chris for bringing us back with that music.
And in case you're wondering why Jewish producer Chris chose
to bring us back with that music, you do remember
Al Green from the old I keep calling the State
of the Union. I realized it wasn't Trump's speech the
other night, State of the Union whatever, that's what it was. Anyway,
(20:26):
you remember Al Green, the idiot, the congressman from Houston
with the cane. He has to get up and make
a big display of himself and he had to get
kicked out. Yeah you remember all that. Well, today he
officially got censured in the House of Representatives, which doesn't
really do anything, but you got to stand there and
take your whippet in front of everybody. Well, Al Green
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stands there and they start singing. They start singing that
song we Shall Overcome. Now, I'm not going to break
down the whole his that song, but I'm sure you
are already aware. That song is something that was sung
during the Civil Rights movement when black people in places
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across the country were treated like second class citizens and
they were trying to fight so they could be treated equally.
There was systemic racism back then, and there had to
be all kinds of different parts of that movement, all
kinds of different people participated. But that's where that song originated.
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And so what's happened is they haven't changed. Meaning when
I say they, I mean the Democrat Party does not
appear to be ready to move off of things that
have stopped working. So I'm gonna play some audio for you,
and then I'll explain why this stuff doesn't work anymore.
(21:56):
Do the best you can, maybe you can even physically
hold them if you're driving me, very careful over the
next couple of minutes, because there's a chance you're going
to roll your eyes so much and so hard that
they will be stuck, you know, looking backwards or something
into your skull. That's how terrible all this is. But
this is everything I'm about to play for you is
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all in the last twenty four to forty eight hours.
Or say, this is that moron Hank Johnson, the one
who thought Guam was going to tip over if too
many people went to the wrong side of it.
Speaker 4 (22:26):
It's a recipe to make education unavailable to black people.
And where does that then leave us? It puts us
back to when America was great and we were picking
cotton and all of it were doing the productivity that
they are putting the my Latino brothers and sisters who
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migrate here to do that work because we are not
suited intellectually to do it anymore, but they would have
us confined to doing that kind of work. So we
got to watch out for where we are headed. And
it's the people that will save our democracy that will stop.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
We're going to come back to the whole We're not
suited intellectually to do that anymore. That's going to be
an interesting little discussion. But don't think it was just that.
More on Hank Johnson, here's a professor from Colombia.
Speaker 7 (23:24):
Yes, it's an attack on government, but it's also an
attack on this government. What I mean by that is
it's an attack on this government that used to be
headed by a black man. It's an attack on this
government that almost elected a black woman to the highest
office in the land. It's an attack on a government
that has been more welcoming and more supportive of people
who have come to this country and search for a
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better life.
Speaker 3 (23:46):
Yeah, don't I hope your eyeballs aren't stuck yet. Stay
with me, Stay with me. Oh there's another one. Representative
Laftifa Simon said, this.
Speaker 8 (23:54):
Seems like a blatant disrespect for the House and it
wasn't coming from Representative Green, it was coming from the
men behind him on the right side who were telling
him and yelling sit down. I mean, it felt like
I was watching something in a history class, a racist
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yelling at an elderly black man.
Speaker 3 (24:18):
Okay, I'll give you one more ECCE. I don't want
you to hurt yourself. I'm worried about your eyeballs. One more.
This is all in the last twenty four hours. Jasmine Crockett,
the new Queen of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 9 (24:29):
Here she was and as they have decided to go
after immigrants and these and things like that, and they said, oh,
they've taken your black jobs. They taken your black jobs.
Not really, they are obviously jobs that they want us
to go back to, such as work in the fields.
All right, those immigrants that come into our country, they
work the fields, something that we ain't done in a
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long time. And clearly he is trying to make us
go back to the fields.
Speaker 3 (24:57):
Okay, stop rolling your eyes. Let's discuss what has happened.
Why why you're still hearing this when there's no there's
no appetite for it. We'll deal with the why first
and then we'll get to why there's no appetite for it.
Why do they still say all this stuff because it
resonates absolutely nowhere outside of some extremely blue areas in
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urban America in black if you were in a heavily
black district that votes ninety percent Democrat every time, that
will be the only place you find any reception for
stuff like that at all. Outside of that and maybe
a couple of liberal white women who like to treat
everybody out there like dirt. Outside of that, it has
no resonance with the electorate whatsoever. It's terrible messaging because
(25:42):
it doesn't resonate with anybody, So why do they still
do it? One that whole fake civil rights stuff from
modern era, the modern era stuff, we're all oppressed, poor
black people, poor George Floyd. That stuff. It's not a
side thing for a lot of these people. It's the
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entire reason they were able to rise to any station
at all. You see, there are two different ways or there, well,
there are two very different ways if you are a
black person in the United States of America, you can
rise up and get a great job and maybe political
power or money or whatnot. The first way is, like
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everyone else, work hard, catch some breaks, go to school,
don't go to school, start your small business, whatever, like
everyone else. Because black people are just like everyone else,
you can do it like everybody else. But because of
the sins of the past, and because it has become
an entire industry of itself, you can forego all that
(26:51):
hard work, all that other stuff. You can forego all
that and simply race grift, race scam people. WI shall overcome.
It may not play with you, it may not play
with me, but there is an entire industry of this
country with millions and honestly billions of dollars. It's like
(27:15):
a pot of gold sitting there that if you are
too dumb, too lazy, just not interested in going out
there and putting in the work. If you're a bad
person with no moral founding whatsoever, you can tap into it.
And a lot of them choose that route. The political type.
(27:35):
So I say a lot of them. I'm talking about
a lot of Democrat politicians. Black Democrat politicians are political activists.
Jasmin Crockett's actually a great example of this. This video
has been floating around online, so I'm gonna play it
for you, and I believe it was the Redheaded Libertarian
is the one who put this together. So I want
to make sure she gets credit for the montage. You know,
(27:55):
we have old video of Jasmine Crockett when she first
started getting into politics, versus how she talks. Now, tell me,
as I play this, as it goes back and forth,
back and forth, can you tell the difference between the
real Jasmin Crockett versus the character she plays.
Speaker 10 (28:12):
What I've always decided is that I would step up
when there was a need listening. He up there, he's
hearing all kinds of nonsense and boo, let me just
be real. And we weren't gonna sit for there.
Speaker 9 (28:24):
We wouldn't you know.
Speaker 10 (28:25):
I really was kind of caught off guard. I didn't
anticipate that. If anyone knows anything about the congresswoman, they
know we showed up. And if he has some sense,
then maybe you would have been about that life. But
y'all know, hang, I know sense, So please give some love.
Speaker 9 (28:40):
This took a little bit of coordinating to do.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
For sure.
Speaker 10 (28:43):
We got some cool shirts.
Speaker 3 (28:46):
Oh, we goes on for a long time. I could
sit and play it for you. She doesn't actually talk
like that. This isn't who she is.
Speaker 9 (28:54):
If they have decided to go after immigrants and these
and things like that, and they said, all they've taken
your black jobs. They taking your black jobs. Not really,
they are obviously jobs that they want us to go
back to, such as work in the fields. All right, those.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
That's an act because she chose route number two to
tap into that big pot of gold. Now why why
is it a bad strategy? Now, we'll talk about that
in a moment. Before we talk about that, it's a
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(29:35):
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and look up Black Lives Matter. You remember when the
communists decided to tear through American cities, putting the torch
to everything, killing people. You understand, Corporate America funded a
(29:59):
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And so why is America completely tapped out on it?
We're trying to send us back to the field to slavery.
It's like slavery. We shall overcome Democrats. Really virtually every
(31:15):
part of the communist movement. They still don't understand what
happened during the last eight years. When I say last
eight years, I'm talking about Donald Trump's first term and
then Joe Biden's only term. What happened was this, And
I used to explain it to you Communists all the
time while it was happening. So let me explain it again.
(31:39):
You only have so much credibility. You only have so
many chips to play if you're going to lie. I've
used this analogy before, and it's true with my kids,
With my sons. You know how much I love to
mess with my boys. When they were super, super young,
I used to tell them all the time time that
(32:00):
I was the Incredible Hulk. You know, every young boy
loves the incredible Hulk. I'm the incredible Hulk. I'm the
Incredible Hulk. And they were, of course fascinated by it.
And then as they got just a little older, they
started to question things, Well, Dad, if you're the incredible Hulk,
why have we never seen you turn green? You've never
you've never done the Hulk thing. And I would convince them, well, no, no, no, no,
(32:23):
no no, I wouldn't do that around you. It's because
I don't get angry around you. It's not that I
do it at night. You know that something makes me
mad'll do it at night. Oh okay. But then that
wasn't really registering either. As they got older and older
and older, so my lives kept getting more and more brazen.
Of course, this is all lighthearted, but it didn't take long.
Four or five years old, Dad, you're not the Hulk.
(32:46):
They'd be snickering with me. You lied, You're not the haulk.
That's not true. You only have so much credibility and
if you burn it, it's gone. So line back to
Trump gets elected the first time. I still don't fully
understand why they went all in as they did. And
(33:08):
I know Democrats just the way they operate. Every Republican's
going to be hitler who has to be stopped. I
get that, but if you've paid attention to politics for
any length of time, it was different with Trump. There
was something about him uniquely that bothered them so much.
I suspect a lot of it had to do with
foreign policy stuff. He wanted less of a footprint internationally.
(33:34):
I suspect a lot of it was immigration. Maybe just
his nature. I don't know, but they decided that he
in particular, he had to be stopped. No matter what
you had to do, no matter what norm or even
law you might a violate, it didn't matter because stopping
Trump was the only thing that mattered. And remember back then,
(33:55):
I used to warn you communists all the time. I'm
telling you you're going all in. You're going all in.
You're going to go all in too many times, and
you're gonna bet on red and it's gonna come up black,
and you're gonna have nothing left. And you've got nothing
left now. It was really as far as this whole,
the the quote civil rights wing of American communism, the
(34:21):
George Floyd protests, where the animals were in the streets,
throwing bricks and doing all the stuff communists do when
they take to the streets. And you add corporation after
corporation funding all that evil, and you're tearing down statues
and you even got of course half the GOP.
Speaker 6 (34:38):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (34:38):
I mean, we really should change the name of the
military basis. Thanks James Langford. You communists decided that was
your moment and you were going to be able to
move your revolution forward off the death of George Floyd,
and you did. You were very successful at it. But
in so doing, that was the last of it for you.
(34:59):
That branch, the whole we shall overcome branch of American
Communism is now dead and I don't know if it
could ever return if we woke up tomorrow morning to
the most horrible looking video and what if this one
was real? I looked that George Floyd's stuff was garbage.
(35:19):
I've told you forever. Derek Shauvin is completely innocent and
should be pardoned immediately. But that's another story. But let's
say the one tomorrow is real. What if we wake
up tomorrow and it was a Rodney King type video
where you got a bunch of white cops beaten some
black dude to death, and even the circumstances around it
were indefensible, even if you woke up tomorrow to that,
(35:43):
and the American communist propaganda machine decided they were once
again going to move the revolution, or at least try
to move the revolution forward, to try to destroy as
much as they could based off of some bad video.
It would not work the second time you did it
to your self. And the problem is for the American left,
(36:07):
so many people, the Jasmine Crocket types, that the Hank
Johnson types, so many people have risen to the position
of power they're in based on only that. It's not
just that they don't know how to take any other
kind of stance or do anything else. They don't want to.
If you're Jasmine Crockett and you went from being some
(36:30):
unknown to now you're a nationally known face, you know
how much money she's gonna make and left wing politics
your prominent speaking fees. I have no doubt she's going
to write some ridiculous book and make a bunch of money.
Why would you change, No, it doesn't help the American left,
But this stuff it sells for you.
Speaker 9 (36:50):
And as they have decided to go after immigrants and
these and things like that, and they said, oh, they've
taken your black jobs. They taken your black jobs. Not really,
they are obviously jobs that they want us to go
back to, such as work in the fields. All right,
those immigrants that come into our country, they work the fields,
(37:10):
something that we ain't done in a long time. And
clearly he is trying to make us go back to
the fields.
Speaker 3 (37:18):
That just doesn't sell anymore. And if you're looking for
someone to blame, go find a mirror. The communists could
not control themselves as always, well, after Floyd died, they
saw an opportunity. They pounced on it. And you had
a real good time. And yes, you destroyed police departments
(37:39):
across the country. You turned all kinds of monsters loose
from jail. You bet, you bet. You even had Trump
one point zero having round tables with cops and things
like that. Yep, you you moved the revolution forward. But
that was it. That was the last of it. Sorry,
let's talk about NATO in tariffs emails. Josh Hammer's going
(38:02):
to join us half hour from now to talk about
that Supreme Court ruling from yesterday. Let's talk about the
stock market, because I know you've been watching. I know
in previous days. Maybe it's hurt a little bit watching
what's happened to your retirement. Yeah, I don't have words
of comfort to give you because I don't know what's
(38:24):
going to happen in the future. I know that we
have a serious financial problem.
Speaker 5 (38:30):
Let me be clear.
Speaker 2 (38:32):
The US does not have a revenue problem. We have
a spending problem.
Speaker 3 (38:39):
What has changed is this that's a new Treasury Secretary,
Scott Piscent. We have rocky times coming. No matter what
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