March 12, 2025 • 38 mins
Acid rain is coming to a town near you. Greenies are cutting down the Amazon rain forest to save the planet. Jorden Schachtel on Greenland and their elections and why should we care. How close should we be to other countries that don’t align with our values. A commie rule hangover.
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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, wonderful Wednesday. Hupday. Done with history. We did
a bunch of politics in the first I want to
do some more of that right now here in a moment.
Then we'll get to the Libs tearing down the rainforest,
(00:33):
which is just hilarious to me, beyond hilarious. I just
one more word on the whole Ukraine situation, because I
can't let this go without playing John Bolton, that moron
who's generally been wrong about everything. This is what he said. Well,
I do think it.
Speaker 2 (00:49):
Puts some pressure on him. It complicates Putin's position a
little bit. I don't think, frankly, a ceasefires in Ukraine's interest.
I think if you freeze the conflict along theague existing
front lines and start negotiations in Geneva or Vienna or
some neutral capital, that drag on and on the ceasefire
line could become a new de facto Ukraine Russian border,
(01:12):
which gives Russia twenty percent of Ukraine's territory. I think
Zelenski had to agree to the ceasefire in Saudi Arabia
because he needed to get US military assistance, intelligence assistance
turned back on. He had to try and repair the
damage from the debacle in the Oval Office. So of
course he agreed to it, and he did get the
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military assistance turned back on. He wants that to continue
and he'll try and leverage this against the Russians. But
he's in a very dangerous and precarious position. So as
Ukraine as a whole.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Look, it is dangerous. It is precarious because it's dangerous
and precarious to lose a war. We just discussed the
Crimean War. We finished up Part three of the Crimean War.
It's kind of odd that all these modern day pundits
and experts act as if these things have never happened before.
(02:10):
You've heard me scream about it. These people live in
a World War two centric world that everything, every conflict
has always looked at through that lens, and surely in
the end the good guys will overcome. And historically countries
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lose wars, and when they lose wars, it doesn't mean
your country's over, it doesn't mean you're annihilated, it doesn't
mean any of those things. That means you have to
come to the negotiating table and you have to give
up some things you had before because you lost the war. Look,
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we could go through any war in history and that's
generally how they end. We all know, or I should
say you know because you listen to the show. But
we know about the Third Punic War where Rome completely
annihilated Carthage. They allegedly salted the earth after they burnt
the city to the ground and enslaved every living Carthaginian.
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Complete annihilation of Carthage. But that's so famous because again
that's unique. In fact, it was even unique for the
Punic Wars because they fought two of them beforehand. That's
why that one was called the third, and in the
two beforehand, both of them Carthage lost, and both of
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them involved a negotiated peace where Carthage had to give
things up. It may not be what you want, it's
not what I want. It's how life works. But these
people just struggle with this so much. It is a
it is something to look at. Let's do some emails
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before we get to the Vice Chief of Staff and
the army singing music to my ears. Communists are extremely
violent people, and the Amazon rainforests. Hey, Jesse, I heard
you talk on the show yesterday about the two billion
dollars to buy administration gave to Stacy Abrams to buy
energy efficient appliances for residents in DeSoto, Georgia. I was curious,
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so I decided to look at the details. I love this.
Their website is still active and it breaks it all
down for you. DeSoto is a tiny town of only
about two hundred and fourteen people, or one hundred and
fourteen households. Of those households, her program bought appliances for
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seventy four of them, just seventy four homes. This guy
screams they bought stoves, water heaters, and air conditioners. AC
units can get a bit expensive. But let's say a
conservative number would be twenty thousand dollars for all new
appliances for each homes. And that's very reasonable number. That's
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a total of just under one point five million dollars
million with the b and he finishes it by saying
where did the other one point nine to nine eight
billion dollars go? This is military grade fraud and theft.
I am beyond disgusted that he says, I can say
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his name and I will. He did the work. His
name is Tony and this is how. This is how
the criminal organization known as the United States Government has
been run for some time, but it's gotten It got
so much worse under Joe Biden when the Communists were
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simply turned loose with no guidance whatsoever. That's why it
got so bad under Joe Biden. Were than anything, frankly,
we've ever seen before in the history of this country.
We elected a president who was a cadaver should I
say elected, that's putting it strongly after what happened in
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twenty twenty. But we installed a president who was just
old and weak and dementia addled. He was never going
to be in charge of anything. Remember the story, remember
the Inside Baseball story where Jensaki when she was the
press secretary, you know that evil ginger, which I guess
that's redundant, but you understand what I mean. When she
was the press secretary, you remember that story that came
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out where she was frustrated because she the press secretary,
was not getting access to the president his press secretary.
You know how often Donald Trump probably meets with Caroline
Levitt every day, every single day because she has to
be his mouthpiece. The message he wants out there, she
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has to put out there, and so he will go
over it with their boom boom boom boom boom. This
is what you will say. This is what you will
not say. Joe Biden's press secretary couldn't get five minutes
with him because Joe Biden was never even close to
being in charge of anything. And without Joe Biden there
to mind the store, if you will, the maoists that
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fill up Democrat Party politics now, they're all committed communists.
They just went crazy and the boss was never there
to rain them in. I told you this story before,
like what Trump has done about Trump and Sean Spicer,
Sean Spice's good man, good friend of mine. I love Sean,
and Sean told me the story about Trump lighting him up,
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cussing him. Sean said, something got ahead of what Donald
Trump wanted out there, and the boss did what bosses do.
Hey come here and chewed him up. You have to
do that as president. But if the president is a
drooling cadaver, then the animals are just going to run wild.
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And under Joe Biden, what we experienced was unchecked American
communism That's why the FBI chased down school board moms
and labeled them domestic terrorists. That's why the federal government
remembered all this stuff that we're talking about, stuff on paper.
That's why the federal government just started handing billions and
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millions and billions and millions and billions and millions to
all their Democrat friends. Who starts some new charity and
all of a sudden, here's twenty million dollars in taxpayer money.
Naked brazen corruption. It's why the border got opened up
so fast, to the point they created an app to
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bring in more people as fast as humanly possible, with
no breaks. And remember remember how quickly the this issue
got bad for Democrats poll wise. Forget about America for
a moment. It was almost immediate. If you can remember
back four years ago, they opened up the border immediately.
Crime started happening almost immediately. Everyone could notice it. Remember
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the story of the Haitians. Fourteen thousand Haitians massed at
the border one day. That was a big controversy. Illegal
immigration was a problem for the Biden presidency almost immediately,
and they had about a month before the election before
they ever did anything about it. At all. It was
all gas, no breaks. What we experienced for four years
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is what communism, American communism is without anybody to put
the brakes on it. And part of the reason the
Democrat Party continues to free fall in popularity is the
United States of America is collectively experiencing a communist rule hangover.
We all woke up after four years of that, and
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everybody has a headache, They feel sick to their stomach,
and they think to themselves, gosh, that was freaking awful.
These people were nutjobs. Speaking of nutjobs, let's talk about
the climate nutters, because there's a hilarious story happening in
the Amazon right now. Before we get to that, what
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I know I'm old. Maybe a run. Maybe you played racketball.
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(10:46):
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Speaker 3 (12:10):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
Jordan Shacktell is going to join me. He's my friend
about ten minutes from now there was an election in Greenland?
Are they going Trump's way? Are we gonna end up
with Greenland? That'd be hilarious. Let's talk to Jordan's shack
tell about that in about ten minutes. But I'm gonna
say something, and I'm gonna date myself. If you're old enough,
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you will know exactly what I'm saying. If you're younger,
it's not your fault. You just didn't live through it
like I did. Remember acid rain? You've heard, you've heard
of it, don't have you, Chris? Chris is too young. Hey, Corey,
you're close to min age. Remember acid rain? When we
were kids. In case you're not quite old enough, we
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were warned about something when I was a kid. Don't
don't think for a second this sole all those cloim
middle armism stuff is somehow new. We were warned that
women using that hairspray in a can was putting a
hole in the ozone layer and we were all going
to burn to death. We were warned that acid rain
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would fall from the skies. And that sounds really scary,
doesn't it. Oh my gosh, I don't want I don't
want acid raining on me, And part of the concern
with acid rain back in the day was that it
would destroy the Amazon rainforest. And then every single dork
climate clash you had or whatever, there was always some
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goober teacher who didn't know any better telling you that
the Amazon rainforest, it is our entire world and if
this acid ray, if your mom continues to use the hairspray,
the Airbazon rainforests going to disappear. The Amazon rainforest is
like this sacred mecca for these climate changed genocide nutballs.
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I remember they even made a movie about it, a
big propaganda movie with Sean Conrie. What's that movie called
Medicine Man, Medicine Man. It was just horrible and I
love Sean Conrie. Just the worst movie ever. It's garbage. Anyway,
the Saintly Rainforest has been, for the entirety of my
forty three years on this planet, held up as the
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mecca of all of all Mother Gaya or whatever these
weird old hippie Jesus hating freaks believe in. Well, have
you ever heard of the cop? Summits, Cop thirty cop?
This cop? What they all are? They are? It's this
climate scam is something else. They always hold these summits,
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and the summits are at various places around the globe.
It's hilarious. The last one they held was in Dubai. Miraculously,
they always seem to be in either tropical places or
nice places, places everybody wants to visit. And these leaders
from all over the world, they will meet for these
summits to discuss how US peasants are going to have
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to do with a little bit less to save Mother Earth. Well,
the next one is in a city called Belim Belem.
I don't know, I don't speak Italian or whatever they
speak in Brazil, but it's a town in Brazil. Well,
they decided they they were a little concerned about the
traffic heading into Bellum. So as we speak, the climate
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changers are cutting a four lane highway right through the
Amazon rainforest to ensure that traffic will be light at
their climate summit. On my life, I'm not making this up.
And in case you think I dug this out of
some right wing publication, it's actually the BBC, one of
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those filthy com national rags who put the story out there.
And it's long too. It's eight miles long, eight miles
of rainforest being carved up so they can put a
four lane highway so these genocidal Kami freaks can go
in there and discuss how to destroy your prosperity, destroy
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your freedom and everything else. Just remember, always, always remember,
there are two different divisions of communism, and they're always, always,
always have been. They work the same way in the
Soviet Union. There are the street animals, the true believers,
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the morons you see gluing themselves to highways, the Black
Lives Matter people, the feminists, the street animals, true believers.
They believe all the lies they've been told. They're miserable,
they're screaming, they're always hurting people getting arrested, the street animals.
And then there are the elites. There's the street communists scum,
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and then there's the elite communists scum, the John Careys
of the world. Basically everybody who attends Cop thirty. They'll
all fly their private jets down into Brazil. They'll all
have an armored car convoy taking them up the four
lane highway through the rainforest into the lovely town of Bellum,
where they'll all eat steaks at their thousand dollars a
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night hotel rooms, and they'll meet during the day with
the ac set on a comfortable sixty six. We don't
want to develop a sweat here in Brazil. And they're
going to discuss all day long all the things that you,
the dirty peasant, don't really need anymore. And in the end,
just like it's a miracle from God, like he's rewarding them,
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their bank accounts will miraculously fill up from all this
activism because their brother's cousin, his uncle's dog just happened
to start a solar panel company that just got a
billion dollar government subsidy. Remember, all you street animals who
hate listen and send me the death threats and everything else.
Get mad at me as you want. Look, I hate
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you too. It's fine. I don't hate you near as
much as the people you follow do. Remember that, remember
that talk to Jordan Shacktel in a moment. I bet
the rainforest is pretty green. I've seen pictures, Chris. I
wonder if that's where they got rough greens from. Listen, No,
don't shake your head, Chris. Listen. First of all, as
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long as I'm talking about rough greens, I might as
well say what just happened last night? My mother in
law's in town, and she hasn't experienced Fred that much,
and she actually asked, she said, to you, do you
think maybe he might be deaf? And we had to
explain to her that he's not deaf stupid. He's so
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dumb that people think that he's missing critical physical things
that a normal dog would have. But it also has
made him the sweetest animal in the history of mankind.
And that's why we sprinkle roughgreens on Fred's food, because
we want him to keep being dumb for as long
as humanly possible. We adore that big fluffy idiot put
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dot com slash Jesse Jordan Shack Tell next you're listening
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the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
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on a wonderful Wednesday, a hump day and joining me
now as promised to talk about many things, including what
the heck's going on in Greenland and why should we
even give a crap? Is my friend Jordan Shack tell
he has a wonderful substack called the Dossier, which I
would highly recommend. Okay, Jordan, apparently they have elections in Greenland.
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I figured they just counted baby seals or something to
figure out who wins.
Speaker 3 (20:18):
What's happening over there, Hey, Jesse, thanks for having me on. So, yeah,
you know, Greenland is progressing, in my view, towards independence overall.
So Greenland is the territory of Denmark and has been
for quite some time, but they're kind of set up
with the idea of being part of Denmark because there's
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a lot of kind of woke libs there that only
care about maintaining the land as opposed to developing it.
And meanwhile, the fifty thousand or so people there are
kind of screwed, so they haven't really done well under
annexation via Denmark. So right now there's there's definitely an
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independence movement, and these right wing parties picked up a
lot of seats in their parliament in the recent election
this week, so it's been a step in the right direction.
It's not a leap in the full direction of becoming
part of the United States, but it shows that the
momentum is there, and I think that, you know, with
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the right with the right negotiation tactics and perhaps offering them,
you know, some development deals and some kind of autonomy.
I think we can get Greenland to annexation before the
end of Trump's term.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Jordan, why do we want it? I get that email
a lot. I don't understand. Why do we want it?
Why do we care? It's an inhospitable block of ice? What?
And this is something Trump has been hot on for
a long time. He talked about it during his first term.
It's very clearly something he's serious about.
Speaker 3 (21:55):
Why for sure? So I think there's there's two pillars
of the Greenland stretch. The first is the national security element,
where we don't really want China dominating these these shipping routes,
these naval routes in the Arctic, and we kind of
want to lock that down and you know, bolster our
our partnerships with our European allies, you know, as as
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flimsy as they sometimes get because they're insane over there.
But I think it's important to you know, control the
seas and the Arctic when it comes to trade, shipping
and just national security purposes. We already have a big
base there in Greenland. And secondly, you know, there's there's
trillions of dollars of resources in Greenland. So if we're
going to play empire, we should at least develop the
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resources in our land, which we've been struggling to do
for a while with all this wind farm solar stuff.
But you know, if you want to get back in
the business of you know, making America great again and
you know, making Americans wealthier and more financially secure, a
great way to do so is to annex the land
with a ton of resources that we can develop.
Speaker 1 (23:04):
Jordans. You mentioned the Europeans, and obviously nobody who listens
to me needs any help. We're getting more and more
frustrated with the EU and how they do business over there.
It's actually really sad watching these historic countries be torn
apart by their scumbag leaders. Are we in the middle
of a realignment of the entire world? And I'm not saying,
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you know, America is going to be best friends with
Russia or something like that. I don't think anything like
that's going to happen. But are we breaking away from Europe?
Are we going to go more towards our own hemisphere?
And kind of let them do. Where are we right
now because it feels like big things are shifting or
is this just a temporary Trump thing?
Speaker 3 (23:42):
Yeah, Jesse, You're absolutely right. You know, the European countries,
you have this giant demographic problem that's really shifting the
politics of a lot of Western Europe. You have, you know,
this huge Islamic immigration issue with a coupled with no buddy,
you know, none of the Europeans having babies. So you
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see this fundamental shift and this embrace of leftism. So
you have these two forces of leftism and Islamism, and
you know, the Secretary of State is going to have
to navigate that and where it's really fundamentally changing the
way our alliance structure is. I don't think it's necessarily
that we have somehow disengaged with Europe. It's really that
Europe has fundamentally changed, you know, from a nation state perspective,
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whether it's you know, Germany, France, the UK, they have
very different histories, but they all have kind of the
same problem that we're dealing with Jordan.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
How much And I understand we do business with rough countries,
even bad countries all the time. I get that, but
how close should we even bother trying to be with
countries that arrest people for Facebook posts. It's not just
you know, a throwaway line that Trump likes to pull out.
There one time the United States of America as the
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land of the Free. In my opinion, it does look
bad if we're close friends with the UK, where you
can be arrested for praying inside of your home if
the wrong person walks by the window. It's that's that's
along the same lines of getting best friends with the
Kim regime. That's that that's a no go for me.
How close should we be?
Speaker 3 (25:22):
I agree with you, Jesse. I think that in terms
of you know, these five eyes intelligence sharing programs, we
need to cut off some of these partners because it's
becoming a national security problem when they you know, when
our American companies need to change their policies and implement
entirely new strategies because you know, the UK is at
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war with encryption and therefore at war with freedom of speech.
So you know, it's it's a bit, it's a big issue.
Although we should try to maintain ties with these countries,
we shouldn't be under any type of illusions that if
we if we get too close to these countries that
could compromise our own security and values too.
Speaker 1 (26:01):
So I agree Jordan. I've made the argument that because
the two parties foreign policy wise, are so far apart
domestic policy, that can be expected. But historically the parties
are not really that far apart foreign policy wise, because
you really can't be then one alliance goes to crap
as soon as a Democrat gets elected, and then it
gets revitalized when a Republican comes back. I've maintained that
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countries like Israel should break away like from US, and
I really genuinely mean that. I understand the aid we've
given to them, and I understand what goes back and forth.
But if you're in Israel, you can't have it to
where the American president craps all over you every time
a Democrat gets elected. You can't do this yo yo game.
Don't you have to move on?
Speaker 3 (26:44):
I agree with you. You know, the best type of partnership
is when countries aren't reliant upon each other, and you know,
you share these similar values and you provide value without
you know, without any type of like subsidy relationship. You
need to be even peers and you know, have a
Biden administration treated Israel really handicap them and their campaign
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against Hamas, and like, you know, the lesson there is
that you know, if if you're if you're Israel, specifically,
if you need to build out your own industrial base,
like stop falling into this trap of you know, getting
welfare and then spending it on raytheon missiles, Like do
you need to build your own missiles because it's not sustainable.
Because the Democrats are coming in and you know they're
they're more so becoming the party of Ilhar and Omar
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and AOC than they are the Party of Bill Clinton.
And you know this applies to a lot of countries
across the board, whether it's Hungary and Poland and you know,
all these countries that have very difficult spots to deal
with and are dealing with this you know, US AID issue,
and it's just so much better when you're not. You know,
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these these foreign leaders have a very difficult role to maintain,
especially in the age of Trump. But but prior to that,
you know, with Biden, when they're forcing these liberal policies
down their throats. Yeah, you know, it's great to be
an ally that brings something to the table. And you know,
we want allies like that, but we also want to
get you know, there's a huge push in the US
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rightly to get rid of the foreign aid because it
just totally corrupts the relationships. I totally agree with you.
Speaker 1 (28:18):
It does. We sent Ram Emmanuel under Joe Biden to
Japan and he promptly tried to gave the place up.
Actually caused the big controversy. Jordan Shack tell his sub
stack is the dossier. Jordan, my brother, Thank you. I
appreciate you.
Speaker 3 (28:30):
Thanks, Jesse, appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (28:33):
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care if you believe them, but he's right, Jesse Kelly.
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now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Like hereing
this kind of stuff from the Vice chief of Staff
of the Army. Recruitment's numbers are way up. So is
that a result of President Trump's election.
Speaker 4 (30:18):
I think it's a combination of things, sir. I think
it's the efforts, as I talked about in my open statement,
that have been being put into place for the last
eighteen to twenty four months. But we have seen a
momentum over the last couple months that is that has
been pretty remarkable.
Speaker 5 (30:32):
I agree with General Mingus. We really took a round
turn on this last year. We had three hundred and
seventy three more sailors than we predicted to get it
last year, so we had an apparatus that was aligned
to try to get after this. I'll take any win
to get sailors in the Navy that want to serve
our countries. So I don't know that I can map
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that to the election or not, but I'm going to
ride that wave as long as I can.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
Young men are finally wanting to serve the country again,
and probably as important, if not more important, parents are
feeling more comfortable sending their young men off to serve
their country again. And that's really really cool because my
sons were flat out banned under the Biden presidency. No,
(31:21):
the answer is no, you cannot do it. You're walking
to turn eighteen and go defy me. But as long
as you need Dad's permission, the answer is no. Also, violence, violence,
When you complain about communist violence, that's fine, right. You
shouldn't want people to be violent. But remember something. Complaining
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that a communist is violent is just as fruitless as
complaining that a lion is violent. It's like complaining that
a grizzly bear is violent. That's who they are. It's
woven into It's not what they do, it's who they are.
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Mao said, all political power comes from the barrel of
a gun. It is a violent, destructive religion. And for
the communist violence is always part of it. They'll do
it if they can. They mainly lead that to the
street animals, and then the elite communists gum that we
just talked about, they will run to the news and
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they will justify it and defend it at every turn.
Speaker 6 (32:29):
He said today he would label violence against dealerships domestic terrorism.
So just to be clear, you protest a private company,
you are labeled by this administration and domestic terrorist.
Speaker 1 (32:42):
Donald Trump came out and said, we're going to start
going after these people like domestic terrorists, these people who
are burning up cars and things like that. For her, well,
that's just a protest. Oh did you have a rock
shatter your tesla with your family inside. That's too bad.
They're protesting. Of course, they're just protesting. Violence is not
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what the communist does. It is who he is. It's
woven into these people. You cannot remove it from them.
All right, all right, that's why they love abortion too.
That is, they're just anti humans. They've been called enemies
of humanity, anti humans, whatever you want to call them.
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That's why they love abortion. After all, if you hate
human beings, well, why wouldn't you kill babies? If you're
an anti human killing a baby? That's honestly, that's as
easy as it gets. They can't fight back. That's why
they love abortion. That's why they give them out in
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pill form. Now, sixty four percent of abortions are done
in people's bathrooms at home with the abortion pill. They'll
give this thing out with tell health meetings. How do
you fight against evil? That's that available. Preborn is giving
out free ultrasounds to these women who have made this
(34:10):
decision I'm gonna abort my baby. That's when Preborn steps
in and says, hey, how about a free ultrasound, just
an ultrasound. Just come in and listen to that heartbeat.
It's a connection from God. When that mother hears that heartbeat,
she stops being a scared young girl. She may still
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be scared, and she may still be young at the
end of it. But she's a mother as well. A mother.
She knows that's a baby inside of her. Introduce that
mother to her baby. Please, twenty eight dollars buys that ultrasound.
Preborn dot com slash Jesse is where you go to give,
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and it's tax deductible. Give him a grand if you
want whatever, as much as you want, I don't care,
but save a baby's life. Preborn dot com slash Jesse.
All right, all right, maybe do an email or two. Hey, Jesse,
remind me of the cultural issues in Germany pre World
War II, all the cultural degeneracy stuff and the rise
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of the family units in Germany afterwards, and how it
relates to what we're seeing now. He says, his name
is Timmy. Well, probably too much to get into tonight,
which I've done it before, but it's an unknown part
of Germany. That period of time in between World War
One and World War Two. It saw the rise of
so much horrible stuff in Germany as the as the
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rulers fell out of power and the economic situation got bad,
and you had communists battling Nazis battered, all these political
groups in the streets, all of them evil, virtually all
of them were evil and horrible, battling each other. And
the degeneracy of German culture. Did you think this tranny
stuff is just American? They had clubs and stuff like
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that back in Berlin in the day, and traditional Germans
watching their society turn into sodom and gomorrah. It was
part of what Hitler and the Nazis used to rise
to power. Remember, every evil group will use the traditions
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of your country and wear it like a skin suit,
to pretend as if they are the vanguard of your country.
The Nazis took all the wonderful German symbols, traditional German
symbols like the iron cross. Did you think that was
a Nazi thing?
Speaker 3 (36:35):
Uh?
Speaker 1 (36:35):
Iron cross was there a long time before the Germans
got there. Cool sounding German units like like the Death's Head.
That's the name of a German unit. How sweet is that?
The Death's Head, It has a skull and everything. Well,
of course the Nazis, hey, that's our thing. And part
of how they rose was they told people, do you
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want this to stop? Because we will stop it. We're
gonna stop this filth in this country and Chris Chris
don't Chris Chris said, well, they kind of did. Yeah,
they did. I don't know that I would go about
it quite that way. Maybe maybe took that a little
too far, but that's what they ran on. You push
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people far enough with this demonic filth, they will find
a solution. We've had this stock many times before. And
now here's a headline. Why you know, you know the
thing headlines we didn't get to. You know, it's hilarious.
Is the last time I talked about that, they printed
a bunch of articles and tried to get me fired
about it. Hey, that's how much I cared. Dorks try again,
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headline Congressional offices to stop receiving CCP run China Daily.
It's a little amazing that we had to stop congressional
offices from receiving a paper put out by the Chinese
Communist Party. My word, Donald Trump slashes Department of Education.
Nearly fifty percent of the staff is cut again. That
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is a real good start. Afghan opium prices soar after
the poppy growing ban. That's wild. They finally stopped growing
the poppy, or they finally banned growing the poppy right
as soon as American generals were done making American troops
guard the poppy fields, a Swiss politician was fined for
buying pink water pistols online. What was Pete Buddhajet doing
(38:25):
in Switzerland? Iran's Kamani says he is not seeking a
nuclear weapon. Yeah, and I'm not seeking a cheeseburger. All right.
We will be back tomorrow for ask doctor Jesse Thursday.
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, wonderful Wednesday. Hupday. Done with history. We did
a bunch of politics in the first I want to
do some more of that right now here in a moment.
Then we'll get to the Libs tearing down the rainforest,
(00:33):
which is just hilarious to me, beyond hilarious. I just
one more word on the whole Ukraine situation, because I
can't let this go without playing John Bolton, that moron
who's generally been wrong about everything. This is what he said. Well,
I do think it.
Speaker 2 (00:49):
Puts some pressure on him. It complicates Putin's position a
little bit. I don't think, frankly, a ceasefires in Ukraine's interest.
I think if you freeze the conflict along theague existing
front lines and start negotiations in Geneva or Vienna or
some neutral capital, that drag on and on the ceasefire
line could become a new de facto Ukraine Russian border,
(01:12):
which gives Russia twenty percent of Ukraine's territory. I think
Zelenski had to agree to the ceasefire in Saudi Arabia
because he needed to get US military assistance, intelligence assistance
turned back on. He had to try and repair the
damage from the debacle in the Oval Office. So of
course he agreed to it, and he did get the
(01:33):
military assistance turned back on. He wants that to continue
and he'll try and leverage this against the Russians. But
he's in a very dangerous and precarious position. So as
Ukraine as a whole.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Look, it is dangerous. It is precarious because it's dangerous
and precarious to lose a war. We just discussed the
Crimean War. We finished up Part three of the Crimean War.
It's kind of odd that all these modern day pundits
and experts act as if these things have never happened before.
(02:10):
You've heard me scream about it. These people live in
a World War two centric world that everything, every conflict
has always looked at through that lens, and surely in
the end the good guys will overcome. And historically countries
(02:32):
lose wars, and when they lose wars, it doesn't mean
your country's over, it doesn't mean you're annihilated, it doesn't
mean any of those things. That means you have to
come to the negotiating table and you have to give
up some things you had before because you lost the war. Look,
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we could go through any war in history and that's
generally how they end. We all know, or I should
say you know because you listen to the show. But
we know about the Third Punic War where Rome completely
annihilated Carthage. They allegedly salted the earth after they burnt
the city to the ground and enslaved every living Carthaginian.
(03:17):
Complete annihilation of Carthage. But that's so famous because again
that's unique. In fact, it was even unique for the
Punic Wars because they fought two of them beforehand. That's
why that one was called the third, and in the
two beforehand, both of them Carthage lost, and both of
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them involved a negotiated peace where Carthage had to give
things up. It may not be what you want, it's
not what I want. It's how life works. But these
people just struggle with this so much. It is a
it is something to look at. Let's do some emails
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before we get to the Vice Chief of Staff and
the army singing music to my ears. Communists are extremely
violent people, and the Amazon rainforests. Hey, Jesse, I heard
you talk on the show yesterday about the two billion
dollars to buy administration gave to Stacy Abrams to buy
energy efficient appliances for residents in DeSoto, Georgia. I was curious,
(04:26):
so I decided to look at the details. I love this.
Their website is still active and it breaks it all
down for you. DeSoto is a tiny town of only
about two hundred and fourteen people, or one hundred and
fourteen households. Of those households, her program bought appliances for
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seventy four of them, just seventy four homes. This guy
screams they bought stoves, water heaters, and air conditioners. AC
units can get a bit expensive. But let's say a
conservative number would be twenty thousand dollars for all new
appliances for each homes. And that's very reasonable number. That's
(05:07):
a total of just under one point five million dollars
million with the b and he finishes it by saying
where did the other one point nine to nine eight
billion dollars go? This is military grade fraud and theft.
I am beyond disgusted that he says, I can say
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his name and I will. He did the work. His
name is Tony and this is how. This is how
the criminal organization known as the United States Government has
been run for some time, but it's gotten It got
so much worse under Joe Biden when the Communists were
(05:49):
simply turned loose with no guidance whatsoever. That's why it
got so bad under Joe Biden. Were than anything, frankly,
we've ever seen before in the history of this country.
We elected a president who was a cadaver should I
say elected, that's putting it strongly after what happened in
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twenty twenty. But we installed a president who was just
old and weak and dementia addled. He was never going
to be in charge of anything. Remember the story, remember
the Inside Baseball story where Jensaki when she was the
press secretary, you know that evil ginger, which I guess
that's redundant, but you understand what I mean. When she
was the press secretary, you remember that story that came
(06:33):
out where she was frustrated because she the press secretary,
was not getting access to the president his press secretary.
You know how often Donald Trump probably meets with Caroline
Levitt every day, every single day because she has to
be his mouthpiece. The message he wants out there, she
(06:56):
has to put out there, and so he will go
over it with their boom boom boom boom boom. This
is what you will say. This is what you will
not say. Joe Biden's press secretary couldn't get five minutes
with him because Joe Biden was never even close to
being in charge of anything. And without Joe Biden there
to mind the store, if you will, the maoists that
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fill up Democrat Party politics now, they're all committed communists.
They just went crazy and the boss was never there
to rain them in. I told you this story before,
like what Trump has done about Trump and Sean Spicer,
Sean Spice's good man, good friend of mine. I love Sean,
and Sean told me the story about Trump lighting him up,
(07:45):
cussing him. Sean said, something got ahead of what Donald
Trump wanted out there, and the boss did what bosses do.
Hey come here and chewed him up. You have to
do that as president. But if the president is a
drooling cadaver, then the animals are just going to run wild.
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And under Joe Biden, what we experienced was unchecked American
communism That's why the FBI chased down school board moms
and labeled them domestic terrorists. That's why the federal government
remembered all this stuff that we're talking about, stuff on paper.
That's why the federal government just started handing billions and
(08:31):
millions and billions and millions and billions and millions to
all their Democrat friends. Who starts some new charity and
all of a sudden, here's twenty million dollars in taxpayer money.
Naked brazen corruption. It's why the border got opened up
so fast, to the point they created an app to
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bring in more people as fast as humanly possible, with
no breaks. And remember remember how quickly the this issue
got bad for Democrats poll wise. Forget about America for
a moment. It was almost immediate. If you can remember
back four years ago, they opened up the border immediately.
Crime started happening almost immediately. Everyone could notice it. Remember
(09:15):
the story of the Haitians. Fourteen thousand Haitians massed at
the border one day. That was a big controversy. Illegal
immigration was a problem for the Biden presidency almost immediately,
and they had about a month before the election before
they ever did anything about it. At all. It was
all gas, no breaks. What we experienced for four years
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is what communism, American communism is without anybody to put
the brakes on it. And part of the reason the
Democrat Party continues to free fall in popularity is the
United States of America is collectively experiencing a communist rule hangover.
We all woke up after four years of that, and
(10:02):
everybody has a headache, They feel sick to their stomach,
and they think to themselves, gosh, that was freaking awful.
These people were nutjobs. Speaking of nutjobs, let's talk about
the climate nutters, because there's a hilarious story happening in
the Amazon right now. Before we get to that, what
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do you do physically that you enjoy Let me put
it this way. What did you used to do physically
that you enjoyed? Maybe it was just going for a walk.
You like going for a walk. I love going for walks.
I know I'm old. Maybe a run. Maybe you played racketball.
Maybe what don't you do anymore because you hurt, because
(10:46):
it hurts your elbow, because your hand hurts, because ah,
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on a magnificent Wednesday. And I'm reminding you that tomorrow
is an ask Doctor Jesse Thursdays. You need to get
your questions emailed in right now to Jesse at Jesse
Kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 3 (12:10):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
Jordan Shacktell is going to join me. He's my friend
about ten minutes from now there was an election in Greenland?
Are they going Trump's way? Are we gonna end up
with Greenland? That'd be hilarious. Let's talk to Jordan's shack
tell about that in about ten minutes. But I'm gonna
say something, and I'm gonna date myself. If you're old enough,
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you will know exactly what I'm saying. If you're younger,
it's not your fault. You just didn't live through it
like I did. Remember acid rain? You've heard, you've heard
of it, don't have you, Chris? Chris is too young. Hey, Corey,
you're close to min age. Remember acid rain? When we
were kids. In case you're not quite old enough, we
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were warned about something when I was a kid. Don't
don't think for a second this sole all those cloim
middle armism stuff is somehow new. We were warned that
women using that hairspray in a can was putting a
hole in the ozone layer and we were all going
to burn to death. We were warned that acid rain
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would fall from the skies. And that sounds really scary,
doesn't it. Oh my gosh, I don't want I don't
want acid raining on me, And part of the concern
with acid rain back in the day was that it
would destroy the Amazon rainforest. And then every single dork
climate clash you had or whatever, there was always some
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goober teacher who didn't know any better telling you that
the Amazon rainforest, it is our entire world and if
this acid ray, if your mom continues to use the hairspray,
the Airbazon rainforests going to disappear. The Amazon rainforest is
like this sacred mecca for these climate changed genocide nutballs.
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I remember they even made a movie about it, a
big propaganda movie with Sean Conrie. What's that movie called
Medicine Man, Medicine Man. It was just horrible and I
love Sean Conrie. Just the worst movie ever. It's garbage. Anyway,
the Saintly Rainforest has been, for the entirety of my
forty three years on this planet, held up as the
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mecca of all of all Mother Gaya or whatever these
weird old hippie Jesus hating freaks believe in. Well, have
you ever heard of the cop? Summits, Cop thirty cop?
This cop? What they all are? They are? It's this
climate scam is something else. They always hold these summits,
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and the summits are at various places around the globe.
It's hilarious. The last one they held was in Dubai. Miraculously,
they always seem to be in either tropical places or
nice places, places everybody wants to visit. And these leaders
from all over the world, they will meet for these
summits to discuss how US peasants are going to have
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to do with a little bit less to save Mother Earth. Well,
the next one is in a city called Belim Belem.
I don't know, I don't speak Italian or whatever they
speak in Brazil, but it's a town in Brazil. Well,
they decided they they were a little concerned about the
traffic heading into Bellum. So as we speak, the climate
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changers are cutting a four lane highway right through the
Amazon rainforest to ensure that traffic will be light at
their climate summit. On my life, I'm not making this up.
And in case you think I dug this out of
some right wing publication, it's actually the BBC, one of
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those filthy com national rags who put the story out there.
And it's long too. It's eight miles long, eight miles
of rainforest being carved up so they can put a
four lane highway so these genocidal Kami freaks can go
in there and discuss how to destroy your prosperity, destroy
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your freedom and everything else. Just remember, always, always remember,
there are two different divisions of communism, and they're always, always,
always have been. They work the same way in the
Soviet Union. There are the street animals, the true believers,
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the morons you see gluing themselves to highways, the Black
Lives Matter people, the feminists, the street animals, true believers.
They believe all the lies they've been told. They're miserable,
they're screaming, they're always hurting people getting arrested, the street animals.
And then there are the elites. There's the street communists scum,
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and then there's the elite communists scum, the John Careys
of the world. Basically everybody who attends Cop thirty. They'll
all fly their private jets down into Brazil. They'll all
have an armored car convoy taking them up the four
lane highway through the rainforest into the lovely town of Bellum,
where they'll all eat steaks at their thousand dollars a
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night hotel rooms, and they'll meet during the day with
the ac set on a comfortable sixty six. We don't
want to develop a sweat here in Brazil. And they're
going to discuss all day long all the things that you,
the dirty peasant, don't really need anymore. And in the end,
just like it's a miracle from God, like he's rewarding them,
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their bank accounts will miraculously fill up from all this
activism because their brother's cousin, his uncle's dog just happened
to start a solar panel company that just got a
billion dollar government subsidy. Remember, all you street animals who
hate listen and send me the death threats and everything else.
Get mad at me as you want. Look, I hate
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you too. It's fine. I don't hate you near as
much as the people you follow do. Remember that, remember
that talk to Jordan Shacktel in a moment. I bet
the rainforest is pretty green. I've seen pictures, Chris. I
wonder if that's where they got rough greens from. Listen, No,
don't shake your head, Chris. Listen. First of all, as
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long as I'm talking about rough greens, I might as
well say what just happened last night? My mother in
law's in town, and she hasn't experienced Fred that much,
and she actually asked, she said, to you, do you
think maybe he might be deaf? And we had to
explain to her that he's not deaf stupid. He's so
(19:02):
dumb that people think that he's missing critical physical things
that a normal dog would have. But it also has
made him the sweetest animal in the history of mankind.
And that's why we sprinkle roughgreens on Fred's food, because
we want him to keep being dumb for as long
as humanly possible. We adore that big fluffy idiot put
(19:27):
rough greens on your dog's food so your dog can
live longer. Get a free Jumpstart trial bag of it
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dot com slash Jesse Jordan Shack Tell next you're listening
to the oracle. You love this one. It's a scream baby,
the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
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on a wonderful Wednesday, a hump day and joining me
now as promised to talk about many things, including what
the heck's going on in Greenland and why should we
even give a crap? Is my friend Jordan Shack tell
he has a wonderful substack called the Dossier, which I
would highly recommend. Okay, Jordan, apparently they have elections in Greenland.
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I figured they just counted baby seals or something to
figure out who wins.
Speaker 3 (20:18):
What's happening over there, Hey, Jesse, thanks for having me on. So, yeah,
you know, Greenland is progressing, in my view, towards independence overall.
So Greenland is the territory of Denmark and has been
for quite some time, but they're kind of set up
with the idea of being part of Denmark because there's
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a lot of kind of woke libs there that only
care about maintaining the land as opposed to developing it.
And meanwhile, the fifty thousand or so people there are
kind of screwed, so they haven't really done well under
annexation via Denmark. So right now there's there's definitely an
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independence movement, and these right wing parties picked up a
lot of seats in their parliament in the recent election
this week, so it's been a step in the right direction.
It's not a leap in the full direction of becoming
part of the United States, but it shows that the
momentum is there, and I think that, you know, with
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the right with the right negotiation tactics and perhaps offering them,
you know, some development deals and some kind of autonomy.
I think we can get Greenland to annexation before the
end of Trump's term.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Jordan, why do we want it? I get that email
a lot. I don't understand. Why do we want it?
Why do we care? It's an inhospitable block of ice? What?
And this is something Trump has been hot on for
a long time. He talked about it during his first term.
It's very clearly something he's serious about.
Speaker 3 (21:55):
Why for sure? So I think there's there's two pillars
of the Greenland stretch. The first is the national security element,
where we don't really want China dominating these these shipping routes,
these naval routes in the Arctic, and we kind of
want to lock that down and you know, bolster our
our partnerships with our European allies, you know, as as
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flimsy as they sometimes get because they're insane over there.
But I think it's important to you know, control the
seas and the Arctic when it comes to trade, shipping
and just national security purposes. We already have a big
base there in Greenland. And secondly, you know, there's there's
trillions of dollars of resources in Greenland. So if we're
going to play empire, we should at least develop the
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resources in our land, which we've been struggling to do
for a while with all this wind farm solar stuff.
But you know, if you want to get back in
the business of you know, making America great again and
you know, making Americans wealthier and more financially secure, a
great way to do so is to annex the land
with a ton of resources that we can develop.
Speaker 1 (23:04):
Jordans. You mentioned the Europeans, and obviously nobody who listens
to me needs any help. We're getting more and more
frustrated with the EU and how they do business over there.
It's actually really sad watching these historic countries be torn
apart by their scumbag leaders. Are we in the middle
of a realignment of the entire world? And I'm not saying,
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you know, America is going to be best friends with
Russia or something like that. I don't think anything like
that's going to happen. But are we breaking away from Europe?
Are we going to go more towards our own hemisphere?
And kind of let them do. Where are we right
now because it feels like big things are shifting or
is this just a temporary Trump thing?
Speaker 3 (23:42):
Yeah, Jesse, You're absolutely right. You know, the European countries,
you have this giant demographic problem that's really shifting the
politics of a lot of Western Europe. You have, you know,
this huge Islamic immigration issue with a coupled with no buddy,
you know, none of the Europeans having babies. So you
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see this fundamental shift and this embrace of leftism. So
you have these two forces of leftism and Islamism, and
you know, the Secretary of State is going to have
to navigate that and where it's really fundamentally changing the
way our alliance structure is. I don't think it's necessarily
that we have somehow disengaged with Europe. It's really that
Europe has fundamentally changed, you know, from a nation state perspective,
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whether it's you know, Germany, France, the UK, they have
very different histories, but they all have kind of the
same problem that we're dealing with Jordan.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
How much And I understand we do business with rough countries,
even bad countries all the time. I get that, but
how close should we even bother trying to be with
countries that arrest people for Facebook posts. It's not just
you know, a throwaway line that Trump likes to pull out.
There one time the United States of America as the
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land of the Free. In my opinion, it does look
bad if we're close friends with the UK, where you
can be arrested for praying inside of your home if
the wrong person walks by the window. It's that's that's
along the same lines of getting best friends with the
Kim regime. That's that that's a no go for me.
How close should we be?
Speaker 3 (25:22):
I agree with you, Jesse. I think that in terms
of you know, these five eyes intelligence sharing programs, we
need to cut off some of these partners because it's
becoming a national security problem when they you know, when
our American companies need to change their policies and implement
entirely new strategies because you know, the UK is at
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war with encryption and therefore at war with freedom of speech.
So you know, it's it's a bit, it's a big issue.
Although we should try to maintain ties with these countries,
we shouldn't be under any type of illusions that if
we if we get too close to these countries that
could compromise our own security and values too.
Speaker 1 (26:01):
So I agree Jordan. I've made the argument that because
the two parties foreign policy wise, are so far apart
domestic policy, that can be expected. But historically the parties
are not really that far apart foreign policy wise, because
you really can't be then one alliance goes to crap
as soon as a Democrat gets elected, and then it
gets revitalized when a Republican comes back. I've maintained that
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countries like Israel should break away like from US, and
I really genuinely mean that. I understand the aid we've
given to them, and I understand what goes back and forth.
But if you're in Israel, you can't have it to
where the American president craps all over you every time
a Democrat gets elected. You can't do this yo yo game.
Don't you have to move on?
Speaker 3 (26:44):
I agree with you. You know, the best type of partnership
is when countries aren't reliant upon each other, and you know,
you share these similar values and you provide value without
you know, without any type of like subsidy relationship. You
need to be even peers and you know, have a
Biden administration treated Israel really handicap them and their campaign
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against Hamas, and like, you know, the lesson there is
that you know, if if you're if you're Israel, specifically,
if you need to build out your own industrial base,
like stop falling into this trap of you know, getting
welfare and then spending it on raytheon missiles, Like do
you need to build your own missiles because it's not sustainable.
Because the Democrats are coming in and you know they're
they're more so becoming the party of Ilhar and Omar
(27:30):
and AOC than they are the Party of Bill Clinton.
And you know this applies to a lot of countries
across the board, whether it's Hungary and Poland and you know,
all these countries that have very difficult spots to deal
with and are dealing with this you know, US AID issue,
and it's just so much better when you're not. You know,
(27:51):
these these foreign leaders have a very difficult role to maintain,
especially in the age of Trump. But but prior to that,
you know, with Biden, when they're forcing these liberal policies
down their throats. Yeah, you know, it's great to be
an ally that brings something to the table. And you know,
we want allies like that, but we also want to
get you know, there's a huge push in the US
(28:12):
rightly to get rid of the foreign aid because it
just totally corrupts the relationships. I totally agree with you.
Speaker 1 (28:18):
It does. We sent Ram Emmanuel under Joe Biden to
Japan and he promptly tried to gave the place up.
Actually caused the big controversy. Jordan Shack tell his sub
stack is the dossier. Jordan, my brother, Thank you. I
appreciate you.
Speaker 3 (28:30):
Thanks, Jesse, appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (28:33):
We have one more segment left, but don't worry. We're
coming back tomorrow, coming back tomorrow. Before we get to that,
let's make sure we are caring for widows and orphans.
And you know how much I how much I talk
about people who die during training, military training and yes,
firefighter training, cop training. It's a dangerous profession, you know.
(28:56):
Tunnel to Towers they care about those people too. Tunnel
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fire station. They care for her too. The widows and
orphans left behind are cared for by Tunnel to Towers
gold Star families, fallen first responder families, catastrophically injured veterans
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are getting smart homes built for them. They gave up
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It's gone T two T dot org. That's T the
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(29:44):
care if you believe them, but he's right, Jesse Kelly.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final segment of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday, and we
will be back to do not forget for an ask
doctor Jesse Thursday. You can get your questions emailed in
(30:05):
now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Like hereing
this kind of stuff from the Vice chief of Staff
of the Army. Recruitment's numbers are way up. So is
that a result of President Trump's election.
Speaker 4 (30:18):
I think it's a combination of things, sir. I think
it's the efforts, as I talked about in my open statement,
that have been being put into place for the last
eighteen to twenty four months. But we have seen a
momentum over the last couple months that is that has
been pretty remarkable.
Speaker 5 (30:32):
I agree with General Mingus. We really took a round
turn on this last year. We had three hundred and
seventy three more sailors than we predicted to get it
last year, so we had an apparatus that was aligned
to try to get after this. I'll take any win
to get sailors in the Navy that want to serve
our countries. So I don't know that I can map
(30:54):
that to the election or not, but I'm going to
ride that wave as long as I can.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
Young men are finally wanting to serve the country again,
and probably as important, if not more important, parents are
feeling more comfortable sending their young men off to serve
their country again. And that's really really cool because my
sons were flat out banned under the Biden presidency. No,
(31:21):
the answer is no, you cannot do it. You're walking
to turn eighteen and go defy me. But as long
as you need Dad's permission, the answer is no. Also, violence, violence,
When you complain about communist violence, that's fine, right. You
shouldn't want people to be violent. But remember something. Complaining
(31:43):
that a communist is violent is just as fruitless as
complaining that a lion is violent. It's like complaining that
a grizzly bear is violent. That's who they are. It's
woven into It's not what they do, it's who they are.
(32:03):
Mao said, all political power comes from the barrel of
a gun. It is a violent, destructive religion. And for
the communist violence is always part of it. They'll do
it if they can. They mainly lead that to the
street animals, and then the elite communists gum that we
just talked about, they will run to the news and
(32:26):
they will justify it and defend it at every turn.
Speaker 6 (32:29):
He said today he would label violence against dealerships domestic terrorism.
So just to be clear, you protest a private company,
you are labeled by this administration and domestic terrorist.
Speaker 1 (32:42):
Donald Trump came out and said, we're going to start
going after these people like domestic terrorists, these people who
are burning up cars and things like that. For her, well,
that's just a protest. Oh did you have a rock
shatter your tesla with your family inside. That's too bad.
They're protesting. Of course, they're just protesting. Violence is not
(33:04):
what the communist does. It is who he is. It's
woven into these people. You cannot remove it from them.
All right, all right, that's why they love abortion too.
That is, they're just anti humans. They've been called enemies
of humanity, anti humans, whatever you want to call them.
(33:27):
That's why they love abortion. After all, if you hate
human beings, well, why wouldn't you kill babies? If you're
an anti human killing a baby? That's honestly, that's as
easy as it gets. They can't fight back. That's why
they love abortion. That's why they give them out in
(33:48):
pill form. Now, sixty four percent of abortions are done
in people's bathrooms at home with the abortion pill. They'll
give this thing out with tell health meetings. How do
you fight against evil? That's that available. Preborn is giving
out free ultrasounds to these women who have made this
(34:10):
decision I'm gonna abort my baby. That's when Preborn steps
in and says, hey, how about a free ultrasound, just
an ultrasound. Just come in and listen to that heartbeat.
It's a connection from God. When that mother hears that heartbeat,
she stops being a scared young girl. She may still
(34:31):
be scared, and she may still be young at the
end of it. But she's a mother as well. A mother.
She knows that's a baby inside of her. Introduce that
mother to her baby. Please, twenty eight dollars buys that ultrasound.
Preborn dot com slash Jesse is where you go to give,
(34:52):
and it's tax deductible. Give him a grand if you
want whatever, as much as you want, I don't care,
but save a baby's life. Preborn dot com slash Jesse.
All right, all right, maybe do an email or two. Hey, Jesse,
remind me of the cultural issues in Germany pre World
War II, all the cultural degeneracy stuff and the rise
(35:14):
of the family units in Germany afterwards, and how it
relates to what we're seeing now. He says, his name
is Timmy. Well, probably too much to get into tonight,
which I've done it before, but it's an unknown part
of Germany. That period of time in between World War
One and World War Two. It saw the rise of
so much horrible stuff in Germany as the as the
(35:37):
rulers fell out of power and the economic situation got bad,
and you had communists battling Nazis battered, all these political
groups in the streets, all of them evil, virtually all
of them were evil and horrible, battling each other. And
the degeneracy of German culture. Did you think this tranny
stuff is just American? They had clubs and stuff like
(36:01):
that back in Berlin in the day, and traditional Germans
watching their society turn into sodom and gomorrah. It was
part of what Hitler and the Nazis used to rise
to power. Remember, every evil group will use the traditions
(36:21):
of your country and wear it like a skin suit,
to pretend as if they are the vanguard of your country.
The Nazis took all the wonderful German symbols, traditional German
symbols like the iron cross. Did you think that was
a Nazi thing?
Speaker 3 (36:35):
Uh?
Speaker 1 (36:35):
Iron cross was there a long time before the Germans
got there. Cool sounding German units like like the Death's Head.
That's the name of a German unit. How sweet is that?
The Death's Head, It has a skull and everything. Well,
of course the Nazis, hey, that's our thing. And part
of how they rose was they told people, do you
(36:57):
want this to stop? Because we will stop it. We're
gonna stop this filth in this country and Chris Chris
don't Chris Chris said, well, they kind of did. Yeah,
they did. I don't know that I would go about
it quite that way. Maybe maybe took that a little
too far, but that's what they ran on. You push
(37:18):
people far enough with this demonic filth, they will find
a solution. We've had this stock many times before. And
now here's a headline. Why you know, you know the
thing headlines we didn't get to. You know, it's hilarious.
Is the last time I talked about that, they printed
a bunch of articles and tried to get me fired
about it. Hey, that's how much I cared. Dorks try again,
(37:42):
headline Congressional offices to stop receiving CCP run China Daily.
It's a little amazing that we had to stop congressional
offices from receiving a paper put out by the Chinese
Communist Party. My word, Donald Trump slashes Department of Education.
Nearly fifty percent of the staff is cut again. That
(38:02):
is a real good start. Afghan opium prices soar after
the poppy growing ban. That's wild. They finally stopped growing
the poppy, or they finally banned growing the poppy right
as soon as American generals were done making American troops
guard the poppy fields, a Swiss politician was fined for
buying pink water pistols online. What was Pete Buddhajet doing
(38:25):
in Switzerland? Iran's Kamani says he is not seeking a
nuclear weapon. Yeah, and I'm not seeking a cheeseburger. All right.
We will be back tomorrow for ask doctor Jesse Thursday.
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