April 16, 2025 • 34 mins
New York AG Letitia James could be in some hot water after the DOJ was recommended to look into fraudulent paper work on her mortgage loans. Is America coming around to more deportations? The jump in people claiming to be MAGA would say yes. Communist industries exist on your tax dollars. Harvard may be losing their tax exempt status.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly's show, a magnificent Jesse Kelly's show on a Wednesday.
I nailed it, Boom, totally nailed it. I'll tell you
what else might be nailed is Tiss James. Latitia James. Now,
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I'm going to play you her in just a moment.
But Leatitia James. She is the Attorney General of New York.
She is an insanely ambitious human being. You may remember this, Oh,
come on, we're in a house of God.
Speaker 2 (00:55):
First, simmer down.
Speaker 3 (00:58):
I want to thank Commissioner Cabin and Chief Hodgen's for
that recognition.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
That was when Letitia James walked into a bunch of
firefighters and started running her fat mouth, and the firefighters
started chanting for Trump. Anyway, Latitia James may be in
quite a pickle. You see. It appears that she lied
on a mortgage application. Now, the only reason I brought
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this up is there is a chance for you to
get your hopes up here. Latitia James used her position
as Attorney General to prosecute and convict Donald Trump. She
promised she was going to do so on the campaign trail.
Then she got elected and because Democrats are evil, she
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did it. They just she ran for office promising to
use her role as Attorney general to prosecute a Republican
she didn't like, got elected and did it. Just one
of the most nakedly corrupt things I've ever seen in
my life. She did it. Donald Trump is a convicted
felon because of Letitia James. So good. This is a
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good start, a very good start. Is it enough? Of
course it's not. But it's a very very good start.
And maybe you're uncomfortable with it. And if you are
uncomfortable with it, I understand, I really do. I'm not
going to call you out for being uncomfortable with it. However,
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what did Joe Biden's four years show us? What did
it show us? Because remember Joe Biden's four years came
after Donald Trump's four years and Donald Trump, Donald Trump
ran for office the first time, let's be honest, and
he loved to do things like, uh, lock her up,
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chance about Hillary Clinton? Lock her up? Well, lock her up,
you're a criminal, remember that famous moment in the debate
because you'd be in jail and all that other stuff,
and we loved it. Yeah, prosecutor. And then dropped all
of it as soon as he got elected, dropped all
of it. Had the Clintons for some fancy meal, and
then introduced him. Oh yeah, the Clintons, this and that.
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He got elected and then dropped all that stuff, thinking
that he still lived in some sort of a normal country,
did not prosecute Democrats, didn't go after them, dropped the
entire thing. How did Democrats respond to Donald Trump's four
years of being nice and doing it the right way?
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How did they respond? They promptly ran him out of office,
took over and sent every single part of the government
after their political opponents. Then they raided his home, arrested him,
convicted him of felonies, and tried to send him to
prison several times over and would have succeeded, most likely
in sending him to prison in Georgia if not for
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the prosecutor there having an affair with somebody. That's how
they responded and rewarded his niceness. Don't you ever ever
believe any one of these losers on the right who
tells you not to react to communists, not to fight back.
If you do that, what will they do to us?
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You can never think like that. You must aggressively deal
with communists the second you get a chance to, because
they only understand fear and pain, and if you do
not aggressively pursue these people, they will perceive it as weakness,
and like sharks with blood in the water, they will
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just start tearing through everything as fast as they could.
When Donald Trump finally got run out of office the
first time, after they destroyed his economy, after they completely
wrecked him and took advantage of every bit of his
niceness a naive ta, they promptly brought out the fangs
and tried to throw him in federal prison for the
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rest of his natural life. Donald Trump's kindness the first
time was rewarded with FBI agents rifling through his wife's
underwear drawer. That is how kind the communists treated Donald
Trump after he showed some level of I don't even
know if I want to call it kindness. I'm just
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gonna stick with naivete. So now we know. Now we
know what most definitely does not work. So time to
try something new, shall we? Hey, Jesse, I'm starting to
realize we're toast. Our country doesn't even have the stomach
to deport an MS thirteen gang member without squirming over
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it for a week. What would happen if they deported
a woman or child. That's just never going to happen.
Buenos Tarta, As he said, his name is Kyle. Okay, Kyle, Well,
I can't kill you for saying something that I kind
of said on the air that I think mass deportations
of twenty million people will never happen because I do
not believe the American people have the stomach for it.
I know you have the stomach for it. I'm not
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talking about you, so don't send me an email. Yes
I do. I know you do. I'm talking about the normies.
I don't believe they can handle it. However, our country,
you said here, our country doesn't even have the stomach
to deport an MS thirteen gang member without squirming over
it for a week. I think it's important. I think
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it's important to separate the American people from the communist
American media and communist Party of America known as the
Democrat Party. Yes, I am fully aware that this has
been the media for a week.
Speaker 4 (06:47):
There's due process that exists in this country for everybody,
and the fact that this man received no due process
was effectively disappear to a foreign country, a country where
she came from which he was Basically, we got he
got a silent excuse me, he does not live there, God,
excuse me. He got a solemn in this country.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
He's a citizen. Today. It's thirty four days of after
his disappearance, and I stand before you filled with spirit
that refuses to bring down. I will not stop fighting
until I see my husband alive. Killmar if you can
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hear me, Stay strong. God hasn't forgotten about you. Our
children are asking when would you come home? And I
pray for the day I tell them the time and
date that you'll return.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
I'm aware, but I'm also aware of this.
Speaker 5 (07:53):
NBC News there is a growing number of voters who
are identifying with the MAGA movement from Jim Jeinruary twenty
twenty four, it was twenty percent. March twenty twenty five,
it is thirty six percent. So we're actually seeing the
country kind of moving in these opposite directions, lots of
fire and energy on the left, but on the right.
More and more Americans are comfortable saying I'm mega.
Speaker 1 (08:16):
Let me make you feel good about something, and we'll
get back and we'll do more of this. The American
people are not the American media. The American people are
not the American Democrat Party. In fact, Trump has never
been more popular, and the American Democrat Party has never
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been ever in the history of their polling, it has
never been less popular. So when you turn on CNN
and when you look at Senator Van Holland and you
see all these people defending an MS thirteen gang member,
it can be easy to say to yourself, we can't
do it, we don't have the stomach for it. What
is going on here. That's not what the American people
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are saying. The American people are not upset about what
they're seeing. They're not upset about the deportations they're they're
not upset about tariffs. They're not It's not all right,
all right, emails. Next, you're listening to the Oracle. You
love this one. It's a scream baby. The Jesse Kelly Show.
(09:22):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. I want to remind
you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. I also want to remind you that I'm uneducated. Okay,
everyone knows this. I I was a bad student. I
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didn't like school. I skipped as much class as I could.
I was more interested in having fun with my friends,
girls and things like that. I actually got a zero
point zero grade point average my first semester of college.
That's a true story. I have almost three years of
community college credits, so I get that. But even as
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somebody who's not educated, I still know when some words,
in uses of words, do not make sense. What is
what's the top law enforcement officer in a state or
the country. What's it called Chris? What's it called what's
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the name of it? No, No, no, one, just one?
What's one of them called Chris? If there's one of them?
What's it called? No? Now, it's called attorney general. The
top law enforcement officer in a state is the attorney
general of the state, the top law enforcement officer of
the country. Pam Bondi, she is what she is, the
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attorney general. That's her title, attorney general. Okay, why is
the plural form of that word that attorneys general? Why
are you putting the S on the wrong term? The
S goes on the second term. And I don't even
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care about your explanation. I don't want to hear about
your education. I was an English major and Jesse I
studied law. I don't care it sounds stupid, because it
is stupid. If one if one of these people is
an attorney general, then multiple are attorney generals. Okay, Yet
I'm looking at a headline here fifteen state attorneys general,
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asks the CEO. Whatever. It doesn't even matter what the
rest of it is. I'm too distracted by how dumb
the first thing is. It should be attorney generals, and
on this show it is now and always will be
attorney generals. What, Chris, I don't need your legal explanations
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for why it is. Chris, Okay, I don't care how
many of your people I offended. I Am going to
call them attorney generals from now until the day I die. Jesse,
the thing that worries me about sending American citizens to
prison in l Salvador is what the communists will do
when they get back into power. What would they have
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done to the January six ers if they could? Maybe
we should not set that precedent. Okay. First, the person
we sent to El Salvador is not an American citizen, period,
end of story. There have been zero American citizens deported
or sent anywhere other than America. So that's first. That's
the first part of that. The second part of it
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is what would they have done to the January six
Ers if they could have? Do you know what they
did to the January six Ers? By this point, one
hundred days into Joe Biden's presidency, they had hundreds of
these people already in custody. They kept them in the
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d jail system in such bad conditions that they honestly,
you could argue it was human rights violations what they
did to these people. They kept them forever without trial,
and then when they finally put them through a trial,
they put them in a trial with a communist judge,
a communist attorney, communist da I'm sorry, a communist jury.
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And then they overcharged these people with terrorism charges to
such a degree that you would take a misdemeanor trespassing
charge and send someone off to federal prison for years.
The one dude got I don't remember how many years
it was, and he didn't even step foot inside of
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the Capitol. What will the Communists do when they get
power again? As bad as they can possibly do it,
that's what they will do. And the only tiny chance
you have not being as bad as they can possibly be,
is striking some sort of fear inside of these people
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that it will happen to them one day. That is
the only chance you have. You must what is so,
Senitzen say, you must handle them. All they understand is
the fist. That is all they understand. There is no
other language they understand because they are religious zealous. You
need to think of communists as if they are Jihatis.
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That's the most accurate representation of how these communists think.
Are you going to reason with a Jihati, Hey, please
don't drive your car into a group of school kids,
it would be wrong. Well that's not going to work.
Are you going to somehow appeal to his heart. Well,
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that's not going to work. The only chance you have
is finding a way to visit fear or pain and
or pain onto him. It's the only chance you have
to dissuade him from it. There are countries around the globe,
civilized countries even that I won't go into. They'll hurt
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your family. If you're a Gihati, they'll flat out to
because that's all they understand. Oh really, you're not gonna
tell me the name of the leader of your Tarasall
here's a picture of your wife and kids. We're about
to throw them off a building. That's awful. I hate that.
It's horrible. It's terrible. It's also the only thing that
works on them. Religious zelots only understand fear and pain.
They will never be inspired by your good conduct. Ever,
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it will never happen. I'm sorry. I know that's hard
to accept for normal people. But what if they do worse? Brother,
They're gonna do as bad as they can do. They
just proved it for four years. You better give some back.
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slash Jesse is how you enroll no cost Hillsdale dot
edu slash Jesse. All right, let's talk briefly about Harvard's
tax exempt status. Next the Jesse Kelly Show. It's still
real to me damage the rnstacks. It is the Jesse
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Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Wednesday, Mark Goldwater. He
was talking about Harvard. Harvard. You see, Harvard's going to
lose its tax exempt status. Now, let's just remember the
system exists on your money. It goes way beyond just
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government organizations. There are, of course NGOs non government organizations,
but it goes so far beyond that. Industry after industry,
and country after country, including our own, communist industries exist
on your tax money. It's not just that the communist
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revolution is being funded and organized. It's that it's being
funded by you, by me, Harvard. I have said before,
and I will repeat it until the day I die.
If you wanted one tangible thing that you could do,
I'm not talking about well, we need to educate the youth.
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Not that. But if you wanted one tangible thing to
do to save the United States of America, you would
take our top fifty universities, not the bottom, not any
random fifty. If you took our top fifty universities, fired
everyone at the university, closed down the school, demoed the
buildings to the ground, the United States of America would
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flourish in ways you cannot possibly imagine. It's not just
that these universities are poison. It's that universities like Harvard,
they are the pipeline into high society. So look, it's
one thing. If my alma mater, Pima Community College, turns
into a raging communist dump, that's obviously not ideal, but
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you could probably live with it, because here's the truth.
Pima Community College isn't producing presidents, generals, CEOs. It's just not.
With all due respect, love you, Pima, it's just not.
But Harvard is. Harvard is a pipeline into high society,
into the people who run the country. Therefore, if Harvard
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turns into a communist training camp, and people who get
into Harvard can only succeed at Harvard and graduate Harvard
by talking about how much America sucks, and then those
people carry those beliefs out into leadership positions in the country.
That's devastating. It's devastating for the country. I brought up
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earlier in the show the kindergarten teacher. Let's just make
it about her. What if what would happen to your
country if all kindergarten teachers you had to go into
a kindergarten teacher school, and all kindergarten t the features
were indoctrinated firmly in the belief that America sucks and
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that it's an evil place. What would happen in kindergartens
across the country? You'd be devastating. Well, that's Harvard anyway,
they're whining at the US.
Speaker 6 (20:14):
Supreme Court has already had a charitable organization, including specifically,
a university can lose its tax exem status if they're
violating fundamental policy. That was Bob Jones University versus the
US in nineteen eighty three. They lost their tax exem
status because their racist, discriminatory policies were contrary to a
compelling governmental interest and to public policy. Harvard has said
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they will not comply with what the federal government says
they need to as it relates to enforcing non discrimination policies.
Of course they can lose their federal exempt tax status.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
Mark Mark, just as John Avlonaz. That's hilarious if that
actually happens, if they if they actually sign on the
dotted line for that, I hope it's not just the
threat that's hilarious. Now. Look, it's a good start, right
And I realized they had to use the excuse of oh,
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it's humas. I know, there were a bunch of excuses
they had to use to justify it. But it's something.
It's something again. Maybe I'm just in a good mood
today after being in a bad mood the past couple
of days. We're not getting everything we want, We're not
getting it fast enough. I get that, but it's something.
It's more than we had before. Poor Melinda Gates, Bill
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Gates's ex wife, her kids aren't going to have what
she has.
Speaker 2 (21:34):
I wanted to split off and do my own work
through Pivotal Ventures because I thought there were things I
wanted to do in the United States that would be
easier to do really under my own organization. And one
of the things that spurred me on. Was thinking about
the fact that my two granddaughters, who are ages two
and five months, they don't have as many rights right
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now as I did growing up, and that just doesn't
make any sense to me.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
A reminder that American Democrats reside entirely in a world
of make believe. That maybe you're screaming at the radio
right now the exact same thing. Jewish producer Chris is
screaming at me, what rights, Tell me what rights? Well,
she's not talking about reality, you see. She understands in
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order to sell communism to the masses, it requires lying.
You have to lie about everything, not one or two things.
Everything at all times.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
Are reverence for the truth might become might have become
a bit of a distraction that is preventing us from
finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
You know, lying is a requirement, and it's a requirement
because the masses need to live in a world of
make believe. We have legions of mentally ill, single women
out there marching to the polls as the beating heart
of the Democrat party. You need those women to continue
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to be everything to you. They are your best workers.
They will bust their butts for you. Eventually, some moron
guy will marry them, thinking he can change her. Instead,
she will shatter his spirit, break him away from his family,
and take all of his money and use it for
Democrat policies. Single mentally ill women are the beating heart
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of the Democrat Party. And you must continue to feed
these gullible morons as many lies as humanly possible, because
they will ingest them, they will believe them, and then
having believed these ridiculous lies, they will march like foot
soldiers into mortar and fight tooth and nail on behalf
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of Democrats. I know it's crazy, I know what's wrong.
Your liberal at Peggy genuinely believes she's lost rights. She does.
You see these crazy women, they put these videos out online,
them sad. I'm just so scared. I hope I'm not
going to be killed it And you laugh and you
roll your eyes and eye laugh, and I rolled my
eyes with what is this quacky woman talking about? I
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say the exact same thing you do. But here's the truth.
She believes it all the way. She just got done
snorting ten xanax, and now she believes all the way
that she somehow has less rights, that she has been
oppressed that she will be killed, and of course it's bonkers.
And you know what's the best part about this, If
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you actually try to nail them down on it, what
they'll come down to is, well, it's all abortion. What
what's she actually saying? What are they actually trying to
reference with this stuff.
Speaker 2 (24:38):
I wanted to split off and do my own work
through Pivotal Ventures because I thought there were things I
wanted to do in the United States that would be
easier to do really under my own organization. And one
of the things that spurred me on was thinking about
the fact that my two granddaughters, who are ages two
and five months, they don't have as many rights right
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now is I did growing up, And that just doesn't
make any sense to me.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
She's describing the motivation she had to start her own organization,
and what motivated her to start her own organization was
she wanted her granddaughters to be able to abort their babies. Remember,
this is a spiritual war. We are dealing with demons
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here we are. I'm forty three. My kids are sixteen
and fourteen, Lord Willing, They're not about to be fathers.
They don't even have girlfriends as At this moment, I
already think about being a grandpa. I can't wait. I
can't wait. I can't wait to spoil the daylights out
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of those kids. I'm gonna be at every practice. I'm
gonna be. You think you get mad when I miss
a day here or a day there. I'll be gone
all the time when I have grandkids, because I ain't
missing nothing, not for the show, not for anything. I'm
gonna be at every stupid little play kindergarten. I'm gonna
be at all of it, bringing them candy. I already
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can't wait to be a grandpa. This demonic communist, she
started her own foundations so her granddaughters could murder her
great grandkids one day. Who Yeah, that's what we're up
against anyway, Get yourself a new cell phone service, pocket
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some cash, if no other reason, stop funding the culture
war against you and your values. Verizon works against your
values with your money, AT and T works against your
values with your money. T Mobile works against your values
with your money. All that DEI ESG stuff. Who do
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you think were the leaders in that garbage? Pure Talk
doesn't do that crap. Pure Talk is so pro America.
They have so much red, white and blue in their veins.
Pure talk hires Americans who speak English. How fantastic is that?
Here's what you do. You pick up your phone. Don't worry.
You can keep your phone and keep your phone number.
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You dial pound two five zero and say, Jesse Kelly,
that'll save you an extra fifty percent off your first
month Pound two five zero, Say Jesse Kelly. We'll be back.
Truth attitude, Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
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Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Wednesday.
We will of course be back tomorrow. I can't believe
how fast the week is going, probably because I messed
the day up several times tonight, but I don't know. Remember,
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subscribe and then leave a review talking about how huge
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my hands are. Dear Jesse, your highness, first first time
I listened to you, I thought you were dumber than
a box of rocks. That's true, So it took me
a minute to get around to listening to you again.
Lo and behold, I just happened to tune in when
you were telling a war story. I'm hooked. I get
excited about your next story. My father fought in World
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War Two, survived Normandy Normandy Beach on D Day. Gosh,
that's sick. Korean War. He started a ground troops master
sergeant in the Air Force. You do have a way
with words. I decided you rock. Even your insults are hilarious.
Glad somebody finally said it about the Christy Nome photo. Ops. Ah,
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she didn't say. I can say her name, and she
sounds sweet. She also said, I'm a military brat who
still drinks daily out of her father's World War two
stainless steel mess kit cup. This woman sounds awesome. My
local radio in San Antonio was discussing Ken Paxton running
in the primary against John Cornyn and the cost and money,
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but also the hit pieces the DNC will get out
of a nasty primary and that Cornyn should choose to
be a statesman and step out of the race if
enough people called for his resignation and made it known
that people don't want him anymore, do you think he
would choose to step out of the race instead of
go through a nasty primary. Listen, guys, like John Cornyn.
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And there are many of these types in both parties, okay,
But guys like John Cornyn, they have found the only
avenue in life that will bring them prestige and respect
and wealth and a feeling of being important. There are
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people all throughout politics who actually are talented and who
have accomplished great things outside of politics, and or would
accomplish great things outside of politics. There really are, There
are some. But then there are people like John Cornyn.
If John Cornyn was in the private sector, well, you'd
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never know his name. Now, for you, that's not important, right,
Who cares if people know your name if you're famous.
But for people like Cornan, it's everything. It's absolutely everything.
He would never give up being in the United States
Senate willingly. And remember this, there are levels to things
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which I never really realized, I'll be honest with you,
until I was running for Congress. I didn't realize how
wide the gap was between people who were established and
in leadership versus people who just got there. If you
don't know, you might be under the impression that the
freshman senator or freshman member of the House that he
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really has all the same stuff as the guy who's
been there for twenty years. Oh my goodness, that is
not the case at all. Here's a perfect example for you.
I might mess up a name, but I don't think
I will just stay with me. We went. I was in,
I was on the I was on the hill, Capitol Hill.
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I was running for Congress. I was trying to raise money.
So I was meeting with all these different congressmen, all
these different congressmen, A can you send some money from
your campaign to my campaign? Trying to raise money up
A lot of good it did. Anyway, I met with
three of them. Because I was friends with one of them.
He arranged for his buddies to meet me. Maybe you
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think we met in some marble floored palace somewhere. There's
a restaurant called bull Feathers. Well, at least there was.
I'm assuming it's still there. You're welcome to look it up.
Bull Feathers, right off of Capitol Hill. It's I mean,
it's Applebee's, that's what it is. And these guys they
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would look it's fine. I'm not complaining, but it certainly
was not fancy. And these guys when they walked in,
these are members of the House of representatives. They didn't
have staffers and things like that with them. They came
in fairly disheveled, walked walked from Capitol Hill, walked in there,
plopped down. We sat, had a beer, gabbed about things.
You talked about life. That was the thing. As we
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were leaving, I had to walk a couple of blocks
up towards the Capitol. A fleet I believe there were
three of them, if I remember right, A fleet of
black SUVs, Chevy Suburbans, armored SUVs pulled up in front
of the Capitol. The minority leader I believe he was
at the time, John Bayner, maybe a majority leader I
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don't remember. Sorry, sorry, or Speaker of the House. I
don't remember what the situation was. But a member of
leadership at the time was leaving his office surrounded by
armed guards in a fleet of armored vehicles, getting ready
to leave. John Cornan through twenty some years of being
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a useless suck up barnacle in Washington, DC. He's one
of the armored car guys. Now you think he's going
to give that up? What happens to John Cornyn If
Lord Willing he loses next year, everyone forgets his name.
(33:30):
No more armored cars, no more prestige, nothing. These people
would never give that up ever. And now he's a
headline bar. Oh you know, you know the thing headlines
we didn't get to. Oh speaking of which planned Muslim
city in Texas could discriminate against Christians and Jews, says
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Senator Cornyn, whoa no way, that doesn't sound realistic. Male
fencer off off of Wagner College's women's team after a
female opponent forfeits the match. Finally, women are forfeiting and
boycotting these matches, as we've talked about forever, and it's
the only thing that's working. Continue to participate in the
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trany freaks will continue to destroy your sports. White House
proposes axes the UN NATO Funds and Proposal actses UN
and NATO Funds, and has the state Department budget. See,
these are good things. There are good things happening. Mexico
seeks security coordination with the US over border military moves.
(34:41):
The cartels really are getting pounded down there, and it's
probably about to get pretty spicy down in Mexico. And
I'm not talking about the Jalapenos anyway. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly's show, a magnificent Jesse Kelly's show on a Wednesday.
I nailed it, Boom, totally nailed it. I'll tell you
what else might be nailed is Tiss James. Latitia James. Now,
(00:32):
I'm going to play you her in just a moment.
But Leatitia James. She is the Attorney General of New York.
She is an insanely ambitious human being. You may remember this, Oh,
come on, we're in a house of God.
Speaker 2 (00:55):
First, simmer down.
Speaker 3 (00:58):
I want to thank Commissioner Cabin and Chief Hodgen's for
that recognition.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
That was when Letitia James walked into a bunch of
firefighters and started running her fat mouth, and the firefighters
started chanting for Trump. Anyway, Latitia James may be in
quite a pickle. You see. It appears that she lied
on a mortgage application. Now, the only reason I brought
(01:27):
this up is there is a chance for you to
get your hopes up here. Latitia James used her position
as Attorney General to prosecute and convict Donald Trump. She
promised she was going to do so on the campaign trail.
Then she got elected and because Democrats are evil, she
(01:49):
did it. They just she ran for office promising to
use her role as Attorney general to prosecute a Republican
she didn't like, got elected and did it. Just one
of the most nakedly corrupt things I've ever seen in
my life. She did it. Donald Trump is a convicted
felon because of Letitia James. So good. This is a
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good start, a very good start. Is it enough? Of
course it's not. But it's a very very good start.
And maybe you're uncomfortable with it. And if you are
uncomfortable with it, I understand, I really do. I'm not
going to call you out for being uncomfortable with it. However,
(02:33):
what did Joe Biden's four years show us? What did
it show us? Because remember Joe Biden's four years came
after Donald Trump's four years and Donald Trump, Donald Trump
ran for office the first time, let's be honest, and
he loved to do things like, uh, lock her up,
(02:53):
chance about Hillary Clinton? Lock her up? Well, lock her up,
you're a criminal, remember that famous moment in the debate
because you'd be in jail and all that other stuff,
and we loved it. Yeah, prosecutor. And then dropped all
of it as soon as he got elected, dropped all
of it. Had the Clintons for some fancy meal, and
then introduced him. Oh yeah, the Clintons, this and that.
(03:16):
He got elected and then dropped all that stuff, thinking
that he still lived in some sort of a normal country,
did not prosecute Democrats, didn't go after them, dropped the
entire thing. How did Democrats respond to Donald Trump's four
years of being nice and doing it the right way?
(03:39):
How did they respond? They promptly ran him out of office,
took over and sent every single part of the government
after their political opponents. Then they raided his home, arrested him,
convicted him of felonies, and tried to send him to
prison several times over and would have succeeded, most likely
in sending him to prison in Georgia if not for
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the prosecutor there having an affair with somebody. That's how
they responded and rewarded his niceness. Don't you ever ever
believe any one of these losers on the right who
tells you not to react to communists, not to fight back.
If you do that, what will they do to us?
(04:21):
You can never think like that. You must aggressively deal
with communists the second you get a chance to, because
they only understand fear and pain, and if you do
not aggressively pursue these people, they will perceive it as weakness,
and like sharks with blood in the water, they will
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just start tearing through everything as fast as they could.
When Donald Trump finally got run out of office the
first time, after they destroyed his economy, after they completely
wrecked him and took advantage of every bit of his
niceness a naive ta, they promptly brought out the fangs
and tried to throw him in federal prison for the
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rest of his natural life. Donald Trump's kindness the first
time was rewarded with FBI agents rifling through his wife's
underwear drawer. That is how kind the communists treated Donald
Trump after he showed some level of I don't even
know if I want to call it kindness. I'm just
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gonna stick with naivete. So now we know. Now we
know what most definitely does not work. So time to
try something new, shall we? Hey, Jesse, I'm starting to
realize we're toast. Our country doesn't even have the stomach
to deport an MS thirteen gang member without squirming over
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it for a week. What would happen if they deported
a woman or child. That's just never going to happen.
Buenos Tarta, As he said, his name is Kyle. Okay, Kyle, Well,
I can't kill you for saying something that I kind
of said on the air that I think mass deportations
of twenty million people will never happen because I do
not believe the American people have the stomach for it.
I know you have the stomach for it. I'm not
(06:10):
talking about you, so don't send me an email. Yes
I do. I know you do. I'm talking about the normies.
I don't believe they can handle it. However, our country,
you said here, our country doesn't even have the stomach
to deport an MS thirteen gang member without squirming over
it for a week. I think it's important. I think
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it's important to separate the American people from the communist
American media and communist Party of America known as the
Democrat Party. Yes, I am fully aware that this has
been the media for a week.
Speaker 4 (06:47):
There's due process that exists in this country for everybody,
and the fact that this man received no due process
was effectively disappear to a foreign country, a country where
she came from which he was Basically, we got he
got a silent excuse me, he does not live there, God,
excuse me. He got a solemn in this country.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
He's a citizen. Today. It's thirty four days of after
his disappearance, and I stand before you filled with spirit
that refuses to bring down. I will not stop fighting
until I see my husband alive. Killmar if you can
(07:30):
hear me, Stay strong. God hasn't forgotten about you. Our
children are asking when would you come home? And I
pray for the day I tell them the time and
date that you'll return.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
I'm aware, but I'm also aware of this.
Speaker 5 (07:53):
NBC News there is a growing number of voters who
are identifying with the MAGA movement from Jim Jeinruary twenty
twenty four, it was twenty percent. March twenty twenty five,
it is thirty six percent. So we're actually seeing the
country kind of moving in these opposite directions, lots of
fire and energy on the left, but on the right.
More and more Americans are comfortable saying I'm mega.
Speaker 1 (08:16):
Let me make you feel good about something, and we'll
get back and we'll do more of this. The American
people are not the American media. The American people are
not the American Democrat Party. In fact, Trump has never
been more popular, and the American Democrat Party has never
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been ever in the history of their polling, it has
never been less popular. So when you turn on CNN
and when you look at Senator Van Holland and you
see all these people defending an MS thirteen gang member,
it can be easy to say to yourself, we can't
do it, we don't have the stomach for it. What
is going on here. That's not what the American people
(08:59):
are saying. The American people are not upset about what
they're seeing. They're not upset about the deportations they're they're
not upset about tariffs. They're not It's not all right,
all right, emails. Next, you're listening to the Oracle. You
love this one. It's a scream baby. The Jesse Kelly Show.
(09:22):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. I want to remind
you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. I also want to remind you that I'm uneducated. Okay,
everyone knows this. I I was a bad student. I
(09:42):
didn't like school. I skipped as much class as I could.
I was more interested in having fun with my friends,
girls and things like that. I actually got a zero
point zero grade point average my first semester of college.
That's a true story. I have almost three years of
community college credits, so I get that. But even as
(10:05):
somebody who's not educated, I still know when some words,
in uses of words, do not make sense. What is
what's the top law enforcement officer in a state or
the country. What's it called Chris? What's it called what's
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the name of it? No, No, no, one, just one?
What's one of them called Chris? If there's one of them?
What's it called? No? Now, it's called attorney general. The
top law enforcement officer in a state is the attorney
general of the state, the top law enforcement officer of
the country. Pam Bondi, she is what she is, the
(10:48):
attorney general. That's her title, attorney general. Okay, why is
the plural form of that word that attorneys general? Why
are you putting the S on the wrong term? The
S goes on the second term. And I don't even
(11:09):
care about your explanation. I don't want to hear about
your education. I was an English major and Jesse I
studied law. I don't care it sounds stupid, because it
is stupid. If one if one of these people is
an attorney general, then multiple are attorney generals. Okay, Yet
I'm looking at a headline here fifteen state attorneys general,
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asks the CEO. Whatever. It doesn't even matter what the
rest of it is. I'm too distracted by how dumb
the first thing is. It should be attorney generals, and
on this show it is now and always will be
attorney generals. What, Chris, I don't need your legal explanations
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for why it is. Chris, Okay, I don't care how
many of your people I offended. I Am going to
call them attorney generals from now until the day I die. Jesse,
the thing that worries me about sending American citizens to
prison in l Salvador is what the communists will do
when they get back into power. What would they have
(12:15):
done to the January six ers if they could? Maybe
we should not set that precedent. Okay. First, the person
we sent to El Salvador is not an American citizen, period,
end of story. There have been zero American citizens deported
or sent anywhere other than America. So that's first. That's
the first part of that. The second part of it
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is what would they have done to the January six
Ers if they could have? Do you know what they
did to the January six Ers? By this point, one
hundred days into Joe Biden's presidency, they had hundreds of
these people already in custody. They kept them in the
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d jail system in such bad conditions that they honestly,
you could argue it was human rights violations what they
did to these people. They kept them forever without trial,
and then when they finally put them through a trial,
they put them in a trial with a communist judge,
a communist attorney, communist da I'm sorry, a communist jury.
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And then they overcharged these people with terrorism charges to
such a degree that you would take a misdemeanor trespassing
charge and send someone off to federal prison for years.
The one dude got I don't remember how many years
it was, and he didn't even step foot inside of
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the Capitol. What will the Communists do when they get
power again? As bad as they can possibly do it,
that's what they will do. And the only tiny chance
you have not being as bad as they can possibly be,
is striking some sort of fear inside of these people
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that it will happen to them one day. That is
the only chance you have. You must what is so,
Senitzen say, you must handle them. All they understand is
the fist. That is all they understand. There is no
other language they understand because they are religious zealous. You
need to think of communists as if they are Jihatis.
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That's the most accurate representation of how these communists think.
Are you going to reason with a Jihati, Hey, please
don't drive your car into a group of school kids,
it would be wrong. Well that's not going to work.
Are you going to somehow appeal to his heart. Well,
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that's not going to work. The only chance you have
is finding a way to visit fear or pain and
or pain onto him. It's the only chance you have
to dissuade him from it. There are countries around the globe,
civilized countries even that I won't go into. They'll hurt
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your family. If you're a Gihati, they'll flat out to
because that's all they understand. Oh really, you're not gonna
tell me the name of the leader of your Tarasall
here's a picture of your wife and kids. We're about
to throw them off a building. That's awful. I hate that.
It's horrible. It's terrible. It's also the only thing that
works on them. Religious zelots only understand fear and pain.
They will never be inspired by your good conduct. Ever,
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it will never happen. I'm sorry. I know that's hard
to accept for normal people. But what if they do worse? Brother,
They're gonna do as bad as they can do. They
just proved it for four years. You better give some back.
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your liberal aunt Pagy starts screeching and yelling about how
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slash Jesse is how you enroll no cost Hillsdale dot
edu slash Jesse. All right, let's talk briefly about Harvard's
tax exempt status. Next the Jesse Kelly Show. It's still
real to me damage the rnstacks. It is the Jesse
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Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Wednesday, Mark Goldwater. He
was talking about Harvard. Harvard. You see, Harvard's going to
lose its tax exempt status. Now, let's just remember the
system exists on your money. It goes way beyond just
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government organizations. There are, of course NGOs non government organizations,
but it goes so far beyond that. Industry after industry,
and country after country, including our own, communist industries exist
on your tax money. It's not just that the communist
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revolution is being funded and organized. It's that it's being
funded by you, by me, Harvard. I have said before,
and I will repeat it until the day I die.
If you wanted one tangible thing that you could do,
I'm not talking about well, we need to educate the youth.
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Not that. But if you wanted one tangible thing to
do to save the United States of America, you would
take our top fifty universities, not the bottom, not any
random fifty. If you took our top fifty universities, fired
everyone at the university, closed down the school, demoed the
buildings to the ground, the United States of America would
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flourish in ways you cannot possibly imagine. It's not just
that these universities are poison. It's that universities like Harvard,
they are the pipeline into high society. So look, it's
one thing. If my alma mater, Pima Community College, turns
into a raging communist dump, that's obviously not ideal, but
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you could probably live with it, because here's the truth.
Pima Community College isn't producing presidents, generals, CEOs. It's just not.
With all due respect, love you, Pima, it's just not.
But Harvard is. Harvard is a pipeline into high society,
into the people who run the country. Therefore, if Harvard
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turns into a communist training camp, and people who get
into Harvard can only succeed at Harvard and graduate Harvard
by talking about how much America sucks, and then those
people carry those beliefs out into leadership positions in the country.
That's devastating. It's devastating for the country. I brought up
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earlier in the show the kindergarten teacher. Let's just make
it about her. What if what would happen to your
country if all kindergarten teachers you had to go into
a kindergarten teacher school, and all kindergarten t the features
were indoctrinated firmly in the belief that America sucks and
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that it's an evil place. What would happen in kindergartens
across the country? You'd be devastating. Well, that's Harvard anyway,
they're whining at the US.
Speaker 6 (20:14):
Supreme Court has already had a charitable organization, including specifically,
a university can lose its tax exem status if they're
violating fundamental policy. That was Bob Jones University versus the
US in nineteen eighty three. They lost their tax exem
status because their racist, discriminatory policies were contrary to a
compelling governmental interest and to public policy. Harvard has said
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they will not comply with what the federal government says
they need to as it relates to enforcing non discrimination policies.
Of course they can lose their federal exempt tax status.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
Mark Mark, just as John Avlonaz. That's hilarious if that
actually happens, if they if they actually sign on the
dotted line for that, I hope it's not just the
threat that's hilarious. Now. Look, it's a good start, right
And I realized they had to use the excuse of oh,
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it's humas. I know, there were a bunch of excuses
they had to use to justify it. But it's something.
It's something again. Maybe I'm just in a good mood
today after being in a bad mood the past couple
of days. We're not getting everything we want, We're not
getting it fast enough. I get that, but it's something.
It's more than we had before. Poor Melinda Gates, Bill
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Gates's ex wife, her kids aren't going to have what
she has.
Speaker 2 (21:34):
I wanted to split off and do my own work
through Pivotal Ventures because I thought there were things I
wanted to do in the United States that would be
easier to do really under my own organization. And one
of the things that spurred me on. Was thinking about
the fact that my two granddaughters, who are ages two
and five months, they don't have as many rights right
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now as I did growing up, and that just doesn't
make any sense to me.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
A reminder that American Democrats reside entirely in a world
of make believe. That maybe you're screaming at the radio
right now the exact same thing. Jewish producer Chris is
screaming at me, what rights, Tell me what rights? Well,
she's not talking about reality, you see. She understands in
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order to sell communism to the masses, it requires lying.
You have to lie about everything, not one or two things.
Everything at all times.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
Are reverence for the truth might become might have become
a bit of a distraction that is preventing us from
finding consensus and getting important things done.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
You know, lying is a requirement, and it's a requirement
because the masses need to live in a world of
make believe. We have legions of mentally ill, single women
out there marching to the polls as the beating heart
of the Democrat party. You need those women to continue
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to be everything to you. They are your best workers.
They will bust their butts for you. Eventually, some moron
guy will marry them, thinking he can change her. Instead,
she will shatter his spirit, break him away from his family,
and take all of his money and use it for
Democrat policies. Single mentally ill women are the beating heart
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of the Democrat Party. And you must continue to feed
these gullible morons as many lies as humanly possible, because
they will ingest them, they will believe them, and then
having believed these ridiculous lies, they will march like foot
soldiers into mortar and fight tooth and nail on behalf
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of Democrats. I know it's crazy, I know what's wrong.
Your liberal at Peggy genuinely believes she's lost rights. She does.
You see these crazy women, they put these videos out online,
them sad. I'm just so scared. I hope I'm not
going to be killed it And you laugh and you
roll your eyes and eye laugh, and I rolled my
eyes with what is this quacky woman talking about? I
(24:04):
say the exact same thing you do. But here's the truth.
She believes it all the way. She just got done
snorting ten xanax, and now she believes all the way
that she somehow has less rights, that she has been
oppressed that she will be killed, and of course it's bonkers.
And you know what's the best part about this, If
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you actually try to nail them down on it, what
they'll come down to is, well, it's all abortion. What
what's she actually saying? What are they actually trying to
reference with this stuff.
Speaker 2 (24:38):
I wanted to split off and do my own work
through Pivotal Ventures because I thought there were things I
wanted to do in the United States that would be
easier to do really under my own organization. And one
of the things that spurred me on was thinking about
the fact that my two granddaughters, who are ages two
and five months, they don't have as many rights right
(24:59):
now is I did growing up, And that just doesn't
make any sense to me.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
She's describing the motivation she had to start her own organization,
and what motivated her to start her own organization was
she wanted her granddaughters to be able to abort their babies. Remember,
this is a spiritual war. We are dealing with demons
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here we are. I'm forty three. My kids are sixteen
and fourteen, Lord Willing, They're not about to be fathers.
They don't even have girlfriends as At this moment, I
already think about being a grandpa. I can't wait. I
can't wait. I can't wait to spoil the daylights out
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of those kids. I'm gonna be at every practice. I'm
gonna be. You think you get mad when I miss
a day here or a day there. I'll be gone
all the time when I have grandkids, because I ain't
missing nothing, not for the show, not for anything. I'm
gonna be at every stupid little play kindergarten. I'm gonna
be at all of it, bringing them candy. I already
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can't wait to be a grandpa. This demonic communist, she
started her own foundations so her granddaughters could murder her
great grandkids one day. Who Yeah, that's what we're up
against anyway, Get yourself a new cell phone service, pocket
(26:31):
some cash, if no other reason, stop funding the culture
war against you and your values. Verizon works against your
values with your money, AT and T works against your
values with your money. T Mobile works against your values
with your money. All that DEI ESG stuff. Who do
(26:54):
you think were the leaders in that garbage? Pure Talk
doesn't do that crap. Pure Talk is so pro America.
They have so much red, white and blue in their veins.
Pure talk hires Americans who speak English. How fantastic is that?
Here's what you do. You pick up your phone. Don't worry.
You can keep your phone and keep your phone number.
(27:16):
You dial pound two five zero and say, Jesse Kelly,
that'll save you an extra fifty percent off your first
month Pound two five zero, Say Jesse Kelly. We'll be back.
Truth attitude, Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
(27:37):
Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Wednesday.
We will of course be back tomorrow. I can't believe
how fast the week is going, probably because I messed
the day up several times tonight, but I don't know. Remember,
if you missed any part of the show, you can
download it on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Do not forget to
subscribe and then leave a review talking about how huge
(28:00):
my hands are. Dear Jesse, your highness, first first time
I listened to you, I thought you were dumber than
a box of rocks. That's true, So it took me
a minute to get around to listening to you again.
Lo and behold, I just happened to tune in when
you were telling a war story. I'm hooked. I get
excited about your next story. My father fought in World
(28:20):
War Two, survived Normandy Normandy Beach on D Day. Gosh,
that's sick. Korean War. He started a ground troops master
sergeant in the Air Force. You do have a way
with words. I decided you rock. Even your insults are hilarious.
Glad somebody finally said it about the Christy Nome photo. Ops. Ah,
(28:41):
she didn't say. I can say her name, and she
sounds sweet. She also said, I'm a military brat who
still drinks daily out of her father's World War two
stainless steel mess kit cup. This woman sounds awesome. My
local radio in San Antonio was discussing Ken Paxton running
in the primary against John Cornyn and the cost and money,
(29:04):
but also the hit pieces the DNC will get out
of a nasty primary and that Cornyn should choose to
be a statesman and step out of the race if
enough people called for his resignation and made it known
that people don't want him anymore, do you think he
would choose to step out of the race instead of
go through a nasty primary. Listen, guys, like John Cornyn.
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And there are many of these types in both parties, okay,
But guys like John Cornyn, they have found the only
avenue in life that will bring them prestige and respect
and wealth and a feeling of being important. There are
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people all throughout politics who actually are talented and who
have accomplished great things outside of politics, and or would
accomplish great things outside of politics. There really are, There
are some. But then there are people like John Cornyn.
If John Cornyn was in the private sector, well, you'd
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never know his name. Now, for you, that's not important, right,
Who cares if people know your name if you're famous.
But for people like Cornan, it's everything. It's absolutely everything.
He would never give up being in the United States
Senate willingly. And remember this, there are levels to things
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which I never really realized, I'll be honest with you,
until I was running for Congress. I didn't realize how
wide the gap was between people who were established and
in leadership versus people who just got there. If you
don't know, you might be under the impression that the
freshman senator or freshman member of the House that he
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really has all the same stuff as the guy who's
been there for twenty years. Oh my goodness, that is
not the case at all. Here's a perfect example for you.
I might mess up a name, but I don't think
I will just stay with me. We went. I was in,
I was on the I was on the hill, Capitol Hill.
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I was running for Congress. I was trying to raise money.
So I was meeting with all these different congressmen, all
these different congressmen, A can you send some money from
your campaign to my campaign? Trying to raise money up
A lot of good it did. Anyway, I met with
three of them. Because I was friends with one of them.
He arranged for his buddies to meet me. Maybe you
(31:43):
think we met in some marble floored palace somewhere. There's
a restaurant called bull Feathers. Well, at least there was.
I'm assuming it's still there. You're welcome to look it up.
Bull Feathers, right off of Capitol Hill. It's I mean,
it's Applebee's, that's what it is. And these guys they
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would look it's fine. I'm not complaining, but it certainly
was not fancy. And these guys when they walked in,
these are members of the House of representatives. They didn't
have staffers and things like that with them. They came
in fairly disheveled, walked walked from Capitol Hill, walked in there,
plopped down. We sat, had a beer, gabbed about things.
You talked about life. That was the thing. As we
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were leaving, I had to walk a couple of blocks
up towards the Capitol. A fleet I believe there were
three of them, if I remember right, A fleet of
black SUVs, Chevy Suburbans, armored SUVs pulled up in front
of the Capitol. The minority leader I believe he was
at the time, John Bayner, maybe a majority leader I
(32:47):
don't remember. Sorry, sorry, or Speaker of the House. I
don't remember what the situation was. But a member of
leadership at the time was leaving his office surrounded by
armed guards in a fleet of armored vehicles, getting ready
to leave. John Cornan through twenty some years of being
(33:09):
a useless suck up barnacle in Washington, DC. He's one
of the armored car guys. Now you think he's going
to give that up? What happens to John Cornyn If
Lord Willing he loses next year, everyone forgets his name.
(33:30):
No more armored cars, no more prestige, nothing. These people
would never give that up ever. And now he's a
headline bar. Oh you know, you know the thing headlines
we didn't get to. Oh speaking of which planned Muslim
city in Texas could discriminate against Christians and Jews, says
(33:54):
Senator Cornyn, whoa no way, that doesn't sound realistic. Male
fencer off off of Wagner College's women's team after a
female opponent forfeits the match. Finally, women are forfeiting and
boycotting these matches, as we've talked about forever, and it's
the only thing that's working. Continue to participate in the
(34:17):
trany freaks will continue to destroy your sports. White House
proposes axes the UN NATO Funds and Proposal actses UN
and NATO Funds, and has the state Department budget. See,
these are good things. There are good things happening. Mexico
seeks security coordination with the US over border military moves.
(34:41):
The cartels really are getting pounded down there, and it's
probably about to get pretty spicy down in Mexico. And
I'm not talking about the Jalapenos anyway. That's all
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