June 17, 2025 • 37 mins
How close Joe got with China back in 2008? The Chinese government and their massive mail in ballot scheme in 2020. Is Trump listening to his base? Trump reversing his decision to exempt farms and hotels from ICE raids. Democrats have become the anti American party.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. And as
I told you several times in the opening hour, that's
probably gonna be the last of all the Israel Iran
war Tulci gabberd Trump talk you're going to hear on
(00:36):
tonight's show. It's without and everyone talks about it all
day long. We've all been consuming the news all day long.
We're not doing that. I'm not a war correspondent. That's
enough of that for now. I have other things I
want to discuss, other fish to fry. For instance, Now
this is going to come to a story that broke today.
(00:57):
So you just got to stay with me for a moment.
But let's think for just a moment about China and
Joe Biden. China and Joe Biden. Just some things off
the top of my head, some things that you and
I've discussed before, some things that we know.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
We know that Joe Biden has been.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
I don't know exactly how I want to put this.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
The Golden goose if.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
You will, for the Biden family for quite some time,
If you are boned up at all. What a great
journalism word, Chris. Anyway, if you're boned up at all
on Joe Biden's background, you will know that this actually
goes clear back to his parents. He was viewed as
the star rising politician who, as he gained more power,
(01:57):
could help enrich the family. This is really how he
began his political career. And you are aware. Everyone is
aware by now because of all the reporting that's out
there on it that Joe Biden's family they don't go
do their own thing. You know, it's not that Joe's
a United States senator. And oh there's brother Jim, he's
(02:19):
a pastor in California. Joe Biden's family, all of them, wife, siblings, kids,
They all work in a political orbit in one way
or another, all tied in one way or another to
Joe Biden's power.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
You know this. I know this.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
It's been why they reported. We've discussed it forever. We
know certain things. We know that when Joe Biden was
vice president, the vice president flies on Air Force two,
not Air Force one, and he under Barack Obama, had
to go to China. Now, picture for a moment, what
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a big deal that is for China. It's a big deal.
When the American Vice president is coming to visit, China
would send their heaviest of heavy hitters to meet with
Joe Biden. It's a big deal. Joe Biden brought his son,
Hunter Biden. He not only brought his son, His son
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didn't tag along for all the official stuff. When they
got off the plane, Joe Biden and all his security
and all his staffers took off to go do a
bunch of official stuff. Hunter Biden went off to meet
with some business people in China, just discussing business. Oh,
(03:44):
what's that is my dad, the Vice president in town? Hey,
I got some business to discuss.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
We know. Again, these are all things we know.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
We know millions of dollars have changed hands heading from
east to west, all surrounding the Biden family. What are
some other things we know? Well, there's this little tidbit.
China has spy balloons. A lot of people do, but
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China has spy balloons. And the oddest thing happened we
the United States of America because we have to monitor
the skies, and we're always monitoring the skies up around Alaska.
If you look at it geographically, it's right there, Japan, China, Russia,
it's right there. We were monitoring those skies and we
(04:37):
detected this Chinese spy balloon, but we didn't shoot it
down right away. In fact, we needed leaks to even
find out that we had detected it. Now at least,
I don't even need you to look at a map,
but you know where Alaska is, way up north and
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way west, and that's where we discovered this Chinese spy balloon.
The spy balloon began flying over all the United States
of America.
Speaker 1 (05:12):
It began.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
Hovering over our military bases doing figure eights. It would
go over America's military bases doing figure eights. Of course,
gathering intelligence. What kind of intelligence? Well, pictures are an
obvious thing that you would know. Did you know that
China has the ability? So do we, by the way,
(05:34):
but China has the ability to collect signals coming from
the base cell phone radio information. Did you know they
have the ability to do that from a weather balloon,
from a Chinese spy balloon. We don't know exactly what
they were doing, but what we do know is China
was allowed to fly a spy balloon from Alaska clear
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to the Atlantic Ocean before America shot it down. Do
you have any idea how easy and frankly safe it
would be to take out a balloon. How how much
of a nothing burger job that is for the American military.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
It's nothing. You would wait until it's.
Speaker 2 (06:19):
Over a stretch of rural America, and that's a huge
chunk of what it flew over is rural America. You
could have shot it down on the Rocky mountains and
never touch a soul. But for some reason, we didn't
shoot it down. We allowed the Chinese to gather information
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on all of our military bases, and we let it
get clear to the Atlantic Ocean before we shot it down.
Just a couple things that are on my mind today,
And you know why they're on my mind. Here's the thing,
it's the why why are they on my mind? Well,
here's an interesting headline from John Solomon, just the news.
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FBI gives Congress intel on alleged Chinese plot to create
fake mail in ballots in the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1 (07:13):
Huh right here from from the first sentence. Intelligence report
raises concerns that China mass produced fake US driver's licenses
to carry out a scheme to hijack the twenty twenty
election with fake mail in ballots for Democrat Joe Biden. Wow, so.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
Yes, yes, we'll just well, let's go with the coincidence route,
shall we. What a what an amazing coincidence that Joe
Biden spent his entire political career enriching himself and his
family through domestic and foreign connections. Everyone knows about his
son's sweetheart, foreign jobs and places like Ukraine. We know
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that family has brought in millions from China. Donald Trump
famously very hard on China. He's been ranting about China
since before he got into politics. Donald Trump gets elected,
puts some policies on China that China doesn't enjoy that much.
And then we find out two things. China was trying
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to get ballots turned in to make sure Joe Biden
was elected. That's one of the two things. And the
second of the two things we find out is the
FBI hid this information from the American public for years.
Joe Biden gets elected, and would you look at that
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China is allowed to do things, I mean, seemingly whatever
they want to do here to the United States of America.
If they want to fly a spy balloon from the
Pacific to the Atlantic, no problem, no shooting it down,
no heavy sanctions after we discover it. Hey, let's let
bygones be bygones. Are you making all the connections here?
(09:16):
Did we make any connections when we found out?
Speaker 1 (09:19):
Remember?
Speaker 2 (09:20):
Do keep in mind that the FBI has known this
for years, and yet, Hey, Chris, how many times have
we played that montage of mouthpiece after mouthpiece going on
TV discussing the twenty twenty election as the most secure ever,
the freest ever, the fairest ever. We've seen that montage.
We've heard that montage once or twice. And remember when
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I told you that was when I knew something bad
had happened in twenty twenty. It wasn't initially, It wasn't
right away when we woke up with all the ballots.
It was when I turned on the news and very
clearly somebody had sent out the talking poise.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
The reality is, this was the most secure elect we've
ever had, and it was one of the most well
run elections we've ever had.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
You know, a lot of this is just really a
strategy to eroade public confidence in what was a very
well run, secure election.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
You know, what transparency would be not lying to your
constituents and not denying the simple facts that we had
a safe and secure and free and fair election here
in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4 (10:25):
Government and industry representatives from the election security community issued
a joint statement reflecting a consensus perspective that the twenty
twenty election was the most secure in US history.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
Interesting how all that worked out? Anyway, Let's do some emails.
Speaker 1 (10:42):
Next, missed oust catch up.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
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We'll get to Democrats and why exactly why are they
(11:12):
on the defensive? It looks like they might even lose
New Jersey soon. We'll get to that in a few
I want to do some emails first, though. Let's chop
away at this, Jesse. One thing you have to appreciate
about Trump is that he listens to the bass, for
better or worse. The base pushed back hard against exempting
farms and hotels from ice raids, and now the decision
(11:34):
was reversed as it should be, says.
Speaker 1 (11:38):
His name is Chris Well.
Speaker 2 (11:40):
This is one of the things that I have encouraged
you about many times before, and I always will. Don't
man worship, not ever, under any circumstances, for any reason.
And it's not that you shouldn't admire people or respect people,
or if you're a huge Trump fan, bea Trump fan.
(12:01):
But when you turn a man into more than a man,
whether it's Trump or you're pastor or a coach or
a teacher or me or whatever, when you make a
man more than just a flesh and blood flawed person
and you outsource your thinking, when you outsource your political
reasoning to that person and you just hand it over
(12:22):
and you become a fan, you have made a grave error,
especially when it comes to politicians. People who are hardcore
fans of any politician, but will make this about Trump
because that's what we're discussing about. If you are a
Trump hardcore fan, you got the hat, you got the shirt,
(12:42):
you got the bumper sticker, you got the yard signed,
you voted for him eighteen times. Trump Trump, Trump, all
that stuff is totally fine, totally acceptable, but when you
turn that into whatever Trump says, it's perfect. Whatever Trump does,
it's perfect Trump. I've actually seen people say Trump is
smarter than nots. You know, it's more than novice.
Speaker 1 (13:02):
Just trust Trump, it's trust Trump. Are you out of
your mind? I don't trust anybody, nobody.
Speaker 2 (13:10):
And you know who that hurts the most? If one,
it hurts the country. That kind of an attitude too,
It hurts Trump when you become a super fan and
you just say, yes, sir, thank you. May I have another.
No matter what somebody says or does, you hurt your country,
you hurt yourself, and you actually ironically hurt the person
(13:31):
you love the most. If I showed up for the
radio show, I just decided to start to drugs. I
started doing a lot of drugs, big drug person. I
started doing a lot of drugs. And I showed up
and my brain was all fried out and I couldn't talk,
and I'm doing the stupid drug laugh that people do.
(13:51):
And the show started to suck, because of course it would.
It's not interesting, it's not funny. You don't enjoy it.
Yet every single day I show up and I have
a thousand emails from people.
Speaker 1 (14:03):
Said Jesse's the best show ever, Jesse, I love you.
Oh my gosh, Jesse, the show's the best. Who does that?
Speaker 2 (14:10):
Hurt everybody? Because no one tells me the truth? The
show keeps going downhill, people keep changing the channel. In
the end, the show goes away because people stop listening.
And you know who enabled all that, the super fan
who lied to me and themselves.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
Telling me it's never been better.
Speaker 2 (14:31):
Exact same thing happens with whoever your favorite politician happens
to be. When you hang on their every word and
announce that everything is perfect and wonderful, then they never
reverse themselves. Donald Trump, to his unending credit, listens when
his bass speaks, he will throw out He does this
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all the time. He will throw out trial balloons. He
uses social media. It's obvious to anyone who pays attention.
He uses social media in a variety of w and
one of the ways he uses social media is he
floats a trial balloon out there of an idea. He
has a policy he's thinking about implementing, or a policy
he's thinking about changing, and then he sits back and
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he watches how it lands.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
The other day was last week.
Speaker 2 (15:18):
We discussed it last week America is in love with
these deportations. They're cheering on the deportations. They're loving the deportations.
And then as we discussed, I'm sure Trump's phone was
blown up with big business people saying, you're deporting all
my dishwashers. And so Trump decides its trial balloon time,
and he floats it out there and you know what,
We're gonna have an executive orders soon. The farmers can
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stay and the hotel workers can stay. I'm paraphrasing, that's
essentially what he said. He and then he sat back
and watched. If it had only been the super fans
who spoke at that point.
Speaker 1 (15:51):
Yes, Trump, this is perfect. You're so smart, smarter than
all of us. I love you.
Speaker 2 (15:57):
If that's all he heard, we'd have that crow policy.
You'd probably be working on an amnesty deal instead. It
was immediate pushback. Not a bunch of lemmings, not a
bunch of sheep, thinking human beings stepped up and said, no,
all of them go home, every one of them gone.
Speaker 1 (16:18):
Get out. If you are here illegally, don't care, don't
want to hear about it. Get out.
Speaker 2 (16:24):
If you are a business hooked on foreign slave labor,
I understand there will be an adjustment. Who cares adjust
Get out everybody. That's what he heard. Almost immediately there
was a reversal. Trump administration comes out and says, yeah,
there's not going to be any change. Ice, go ahead
and resume all operations, deport all of them all the time.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
Go Now, you know who did that. It wasn't Trump,
it was you.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
You spoke up. You didn't super fan, you didn't wave
palm palms, just set down your Maga hat for five
minutes and said, mister president, no, this is a mistake.
And to his credit, he listened. You did that, And
again credit to him, he listened, he heard you yelled.
Speaker 1 (17:13):
He listened.
Speaker 2 (17:14):
Let's talk about the flip side Democrats.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
Are they going to lose New Jersey.
Speaker 2 (17:23):
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Speaker 1 (18:33):
We'll be back.
Speaker 2 (18:35):
Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wild,
Wild Tuesday. And yeah, look I touched on it again.
I touched on it for a while in the first
hour in case you missed it. The whole the divisions
on the right, divisions in the country, the whole Israel
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Iran thing. And I just want to again reiterate, as
we watch all this stuff play out on TV right now,
we're we have to become you and I with everything,
not just tonight, not just right now.
Speaker 1 (19:13):
We have to.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
Become discerning people, more discerning than we've ever had to be.
We have to learn how to sift through information because
everybody's lying at all times, on all sides, and we
have to soberly analyze what's out there and sift through information.
(19:34):
As I explained in the open, I am not a
live breaking news war correspondent working for CNN standing in
Tehran with a stupid helmet on my head. That is
not what I do. We are not going to analyze
every bit of video, every headline that comes at That
is not what you're going to get here at all.
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Soberly sift. We are going to spend every time there's
a new story, every time there's a new video, we
are gonna spend a day sifting through it to make
sure we got it right. Is this AI? Is this
an old video? Is it propaganda from a paid site?
Is that there's too much out there? Calm down and
(20:18):
sift through information. Let's talk locally, Let's talk domestically, shall we.
Another reason I'm sure that Donald Trump switched back his
policy to deport everyone at all times is the unbelievable.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
Unpopularity of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 2 (20:39):
And there is there's a route to this that Democrats
know about. Enormies have picked up on. Stay with me, patriotism.
Don't don't move on and roll your eyes. Stay with
me for a second. Patriotism. Patriotism for you. You know
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what patriotism actually is. You know how important it is.
We talk about it all the time. But we're not
going to discuss you right now, because that's not the
reason Democrats are unpopular. Democrats have lost the normies. Normies
may not understand patriotism with the depth you understand it,
but they do know. They like America. They like the
American flag, they like the anthem. They're proud of their
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country and want to be proud of their country. Have
you noticed recently there have been article after article after article.
I think I read one in Politico yesterday. Don't quote
me on that, but I think it was Politico where
it was Democrats are reclaiming the American flag. Democrats are
trying to reclaim the American flag. Remember at the protests,
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remember that story. In the La protests, the La anti
Ice riots, the communists started handing out American flags and
They handed out the American flags with instructions. They were
instructing the street animals. Hey, you're standing on top of
burning cop car waving a Mexican flag.
Speaker 1 (22:03):
It doesn't look good.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
It doesn't land well with Norman America. Remember that this
was just like last week, we were treated to all
that American. Well, here's what has happened. The Democrat Party
has hated America for quite some time. I'd say twenty
years probably, if not more. But they became not un American,
the anti American party. America sucks, America, deserves to burn
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America's evil. That's what the Democrat Party became over a
long enough period of time. But there's a huge signal
lag between what you know and what Norman American knows.
Normal American is always going to be years behind you,
sometimes ten fifteen years.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
But they're starting to pick.
Speaker 2 (22:45):
Up on it. And the problem is Democrats know that
is their image. That's why they're printing articles about reclaiming
the flag. They know their image is anti America. They
know they need to reverse it, but they can't change
the truth. And the truth is they are vehemently anti America.
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They scream it as loud as they possibly can, and
when they speak publicly instead of loudly putting a stake
in the ground and speaking on behalf of Americans, all Americans, rich,
poor men, women, black, white, doesn't matter. You get speeches
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like this. This is a member of Congress. Her name's
Yvette Clark.
Speaker 5 (23:37):
Since January, I have led and signed fifty plus Congressional
letters on immigration to the Administration addressing the following range
of issues, maintaining and extending, redesignating tps for Haiti, Venezuela
and other countries. I've written letters on the wrongful deportations,
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oversight of the HS detention facilities, opposing family detention, alarming
enforcement actions at immigration courts, Trump, the Trump Travel Band
two point zero, and the economic impact of the immigration
related executive orders.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
That's a member of Congress at a town hall giving
a long list of non Americans she spent her time
fighting for. That's her platform. Ilhan Omar every time she
goes on television to speak. It's not just you and me.
You knew that Savage hated America a long time ago.
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What do you think Norman America? American thinks about the
Democrat Party when they hear things like that I.
Speaker 6 (24:46):
Grew up in a dictatorship and I don't even remember
ever witnessing anything like that. To have a democracy a
peakan of hope for the world to I'll be turned
into one of the you know, one of the worst
countries where the military are in our.
Speaker 2 (25:08):
Streets, becoming one of the worst countries. Why are Democrats
possibly losing New Jersey? They can't help themselves. They've thrown
their lot in with foreigners, and only foreigners. They believe
the mass importation of foreigners, that's their new base. That's
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who will get them elected and keep them elected. And
now when they run to the television, when they go
to town halls, that's who they speak so lovingly about.
Speaker 1 (25:41):
Have you heard this bit? After all those No Kings riots?
Speaker 4 (25:45):
Twenty to a new NBC pool, fifty one percent of
Americans say they support Trump's handling of immigration and the border.
Speaker 3 (25:52):
Forty nine percent.
Speaker 4 (25:54):
Said otherwise, Molly, you're thump.
Speaker 5 (25:56):
Well, it's interesting too that full showed that the numbers
are actually higher than they were before the La riots,
so people are getting more supportive of what's going on.
Speaker 2 (26:06):
The Communists spent two point one billion dollars to have
riots nationwide protesting Trump, protesting Ice, protesting deportations, all their reps,
all their senators ran to the television set to talk
about those wonderful Haitians and why they should all stay.
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And Trump's pull numbers went up and Democrats went down
even more. They are the anti America Party. And even
if you're one of the various animals who listens to
this show you hate listen, and you send me all
the death threats and all that other stuff, you should
understand it's not me you have to convince, nor me American.
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It's not that he hears me and realizes it. There's
some of that, sure, It's that he hears you in
real life. Is it you communists who hate listen to
the show? You think I'm the one convincing normy American
that Democrats hate him. I don't have near the power
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to convince them of that, as Democrats themselves.
Speaker 6 (27:17):
Up in a dictatorship, and I don't even remember ever
witnessing anything like that.
Speaker 7 (27:24):
To have a democracy a peakan of hope for the
world to now be turned into one of the you know,
one of the worst countries where.
Speaker 2 (27:37):
My neighbors aren't political, They drink beer, watch football, and baseball.
They play horseshoes golf on occasion you play.
Speaker 1 (27:45):
That for them.
Speaker 2 (27:47):
What do you think they think about the Democrat Party?
You have done this?
Speaker 1 (27:51):
Not me?
Speaker 2 (27:51):
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You want to do some history. No no, no, no, I'm
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You want to learn about capitalism, they'll teach you. You want
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Speaker 1 (28:57):
We'll be back. What Chris can make jokes.
Speaker 2 (29:00):
It's fine.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
You got that right. The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (29:05):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Tuesday.
I remember if you miss any part of the show,
you can download the whole thing I hard Spotify, iTunes.
If you want to email us, you can Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. I want to get to this
when this was precious, Jesse. Today's my birthday. Can I
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have some advice as a gift. You've given me some
great advice before. I'll keep it brief. I'm really sick
of my weight, Jesse. I've been overweight my whole life.
First realized it in the sixth grade. It's gotten worse.
I was chunky through high school and got fat in college.
After my dad died. When I was twenty one, it
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got worse.
Speaker 1 (29:48):
Now.
Speaker 2 (29:49):
My doctors placed me in the obese category. My confidence
is in an all time low. I want to make
a change. I've never heard you talk specifically about weight
loss and so forth. Today's my twenty ninth birthday, and
I want to make a change this year so I
can start my thirties with a bit more confidence than
I have now, thank you so much. All right, so
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I could give you a bunch of generic stuff, but
anybody who's too fat.
Speaker 1 (30:19):
Right now, let me give.
Speaker 2 (30:22):
You two tidbits, very basic, and you can do them.
Anybody can do them, all right, stay with me. Two things. First,
I want you, if you can, as much as I
make fun of these people, I want you to get
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some sort of a watch that will count distance for you,
distance for you. Don't think that you have to go
drop one thousand dollars on an Apple watch or something.
I'm not saying that. There are a ton of these
things that are very affordable. Now. You don't need anything
fancy at all. You don't, all right, go get a
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watch that'll give you a distance. You're fat right now,
you want to change it? I want you tomorrow to
walk one mile in fact, for a month. Walk one
mile at the end of a month, make it one
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and a half. Eventually, make it two. Walk one mile
every day for a month.
Speaker 1 (31:37):
That's it.
Speaker 2 (31:38):
Walk a month. And one other thing. Pick your least
favorite meal, as long as it's breakfast or dinner. Me personally,
I don't skip breakfast. I try not skip breakfast because
I'm such an egg freak. But maybe you don't like breakfast.
Maybe you don't eat dinner. Maybe you don't like dinner.
(32:02):
Pick one and skip it. I didn't say star of yourself.
Did I say eat lettuce and green means every frigging day?
Did I say never have a pizza again? It's not
what I said at all. Eat two meals a day
instead of three. Make sure you're eating it so that'll
put you eating in a brief you know, six seven
hour window, two meals, don't snack. Walk a mile a day.
(32:25):
If you're listening to me right now, man woman twenty
nine eighty nine, and you do those two very very
basic things, you are going to have weight fall off
of your body. You are going to be amazed. And
both of those things are pretty easy to be honest with.
You skip it a meal, your tummy's going to be
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rumbling for a day or two.
Speaker 1 (32:49):
You will get used to it.
Speaker 2 (32:50):
Your fear are going to hurt for the first week
of the walk, maybe your knees, especially if you're fat.
If you're fat, it puts a lot of more pressure
on your knees and your bat that may be uncomfortable.
You will get away with it, and once the weight
starts falling, then you will go from there walk, skip
a meal.
Speaker 6 (33:09):
All right?
Speaker 2 (33:10):
How about that, Jesse. Seems like all it took was
a single week for Maga to be brought to the
end of destruction. If Trump really does reverse course on immigration,
and if he gets us involved in a Middle Eastern war,
I think it's over. Why does anything good take forever
to fulfill but bad constantly happens in an instant. Okay, okay,
(33:31):
so stay with me, Stay with me. Donald Trump's base
is unbelievably divided by this Iran Israel war thing. I
don't have numbers because you don't know. I haven't talked
to everybody, read neither review. I know what I see.
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What I see, it looks about fifty to fifty half
the people. Yet bomb them, kill them all that God
cirt them out half the people. Now, this is a
total mistake. We shouldn't be dragged into another war. But
so two things. Remember, whatever your position is on this
whole thing, it's a reasonable position, most likely if you
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are the type of person who believes Iran should never
have a nuclear weapon, and we should make sure of that.
That's a reasonable position. And on the flip side, if
you are the type of person who watched twenty years
of GWATT failure come to nothing, and therefore you don't
want to get involved in anyone else's war, most definitely
(34:37):
not in the Middle East. Again, that's a very reasonable position,
and I think it would be helpful look at me reasonable, Jesse.
I think it would be helpful to realize that the
other side has a reasonable position. If you're dealing with
somebody on your side, they've been fighting the Communists here
at home for a long time, and they're with you
(34:59):
on a lot of things, but they disagree with you.
Maybe they strongly disagree with you on this Israel Iran thing,
well America thing. Now, I think that's okay. I've decided
me personally not telling you what to do unless somebody
wrongs me publicly, bad mouths me, trashes me publicly, unless
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an ally does that. I will not lose a single
friend over the Israel Iran America war happening in Iran.
Speaker 1 (35:31):
I just will not.
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Now you mentioned that it's dividing us at home, well,
I think that shows growth and health that we do
not march lockstep with whatever leadership says or whatever the
party decides is right. I think it's good that there
is argument and division and debate. Arguing people is good.
(35:58):
Did you know that, Oh that arguing with your spouse
is good within reason, of course, don't do it in
front of the kids, don't do it in front of everybody,
don't put it on Facebook, don't throw things at each other.
But it's good to argue. In business, it's good to
argue with your business partner.
Speaker 1 (36:17):
We should do this. No, we shouldn't do that. I've
argued with Chris and Corey before. I don't like this.
I'd like that. That's good. It's good to argue, have
different opinions. It's not the end of the world because
two people differ on things. I don't think this is
blowing up some domestic coalition. Look, there is the journey
(36:39):
fraught with danger, you bet.
Speaker 2 (36:40):
I don't think it's messing up the coalition. I do think, though,
that now would be an appropriate time, speaking of the
g WATT, to bring up the fact that right now
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Speaker 1 (37:55):
Next
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. And as
I told you several times in the opening hour, that's
probably gonna be the last of all the Israel Iran
war Tulci gabberd Trump talk you're going to hear on
(00:36):
tonight's show. It's without and everyone talks about it all
day long. We've all been consuming the news all day long.
We're not doing that. I'm not a war correspondent. That's
enough of that for now. I have other things I
want to discuss, other fish to fry. For instance, Now
this is going to come to a story that broke today.
(00:57):
So you just got to stay with me for a moment.
But let's think for just a moment about China and
Joe Biden. China and Joe Biden. Just some things off
the top of my head, some things that you and
I've discussed before, some things that we know.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
We know that Joe Biden has been.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
I don't know exactly how I want to put this.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
The Golden goose if.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
You will, for the Biden family for quite some time,
If you are boned up at all. What a great
journalism word, Chris. Anyway, if you're boned up at all
on Joe Biden's background, you will know that this actually
goes clear back to his parents. He was viewed as
the star rising politician who, as he gained more power,
(01:57):
could help enrich the family. This is really how he
began his political career. And you are aware. Everyone is
aware by now because of all the reporting that's out
there on it that Joe Biden's family they don't go
do their own thing. You know, it's not that Joe's
a United States senator. And oh there's brother Jim, he's
(02:19):
a pastor in California. Joe Biden's family, all of them, wife, siblings, kids,
They all work in a political orbit in one way
or another, all tied in one way or another to
Joe Biden's power.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
You know this. I know this.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
It's been why they reported. We've discussed it forever. We
know certain things. We know that when Joe Biden was
vice president, the vice president flies on Air Force two,
not Air Force one, and he under Barack Obama, had
to go to China. Now, picture for a moment, what
(03:00):
a big deal that is for China. It's a big deal.
When the American Vice president is coming to visit, China
would send their heaviest of heavy hitters to meet with
Joe Biden. It's a big deal. Joe Biden brought his son,
Hunter Biden. He not only brought his son, His son
(03:24):
didn't tag along for all the official stuff. When they
got off the plane, Joe Biden and all his security
and all his staffers took off to go do a
bunch of official stuff. Hunter Biden went off to meet
with some business people in China, just discussing business. Oh,
(03:44):
what's that is my dad, the Vice president in town? Hey,
I got some business to discuss.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
We know. Again, these are all things we know.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
We know millions of dollars have changed hands heading from
east to west, all surrounding the Biden family. What are
some other things we know? Well, there's this little tidbit.
China has spy balloons. A lot of people do, but
(04:16):
China has spy balloons. And the oddest thing happened we
the United States of America because we have to monitor
the skies, and we're always monitoring the skies up around Alaska.
If you look at it geographically, it's right there, Japan, China, Russia,
it's right there. We were monitoring those skies and we
(04:37):
detected this Chinese spy balloon, but we didn't shoot it
down right away. In fact, we needed leaks to even
find out that we had detected it. Now at least,
I don't even need you to look at a map,
but you know where Alaska is, way up north and
(04:59):
way west, and that's where we discovered this Chinese spy balloon.
The spy balloon began flying over all the United States
of America.
Speaker 1 (05:12):
It began.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
Hovering over our military bases doing figure eights. It would
go over America's military bases doing figure eights. Of course,
gathering intelligence. What kind of intelligence? Well, pictures are an
obvious thing that you would know. Did you know that
China has the ability? So do we, by the way,
(05:34):
but China has the ability to collect signals coming from
the base cell phone radio information. Did you know they
have the ability to do that from a weather balloon,
from a Chinese spy balloon. We don't know exactly what
they were doing, but what we do know is China
was allowed to fly a spy balloon from Alaska clear
(05:59):
to the Atlantic Ocean before America shot it down. Do
you have any idea how easy and frankly safe it
would be to take out a balloon. How how much
of a nothing burger job that is for the American military.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
It's nothing. You would wait until it's.
Speaker 2 (06:19):
Over a stretch of rural America, and that's a huge
chunk of what it flew over is rural America. You
could have shot it down on the Rocky mountains and
never touch a soul. But for some reason, we didn't
shoot it down. We allowed the Chinese to gather information
(06:41):
on all of our military bases, and we let it
get clear to the Atlantic Ocean before we shot it down.
Just a couple things that are on my mind today,
And you know why they're on my mind. Here's the thing,
it's the why why are they on my mind? Well,
here's an interesting headline from John Solomon, just the news.
(07:02):
FBI gives Congress intel on alleged Chinese plot to create
fake mail in ballots in the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1 (07:13):
Huh right here from from the first sentence. Intelligence report
raises concerns that China mass produced fake US driver's licenses
to carry out a scheme to hijack the twenty twenty
election with fake mail in ballots for Democrat Joe Biden. Wow, so.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
Yes, yes, we'll just well, let's go with the coincidence route,
shall we. What a what an amazing coincidence that Joe
Biden spent his entire political career enriching himself and his
family through domestic and foreign connections. Everyone knows about his
son's sweetheart, foreign jobs and places like Ukraine. We know
(08:06):
that family has brought in millions from China. Donald Trump
famously very hard on China. He's been ranting about China
since before he got into politics. Donald Trump gets elected,
puts some policies on China that China doesn't enjoy that much.
And then we find out two things. China was trying
(08:28):
to get ballots turned in to make sure Joe Biden
was elected. That's one of the two things. And the
second of the two things we find out is the
FBI hid this information from the American public for years.
Joe Biden gets elected, and would you look at that
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China is allowed to do things, I mean, seemingly whatever
they want to do here to the United States of America.
If they want to fly a spy balloon from the
Pacific to the Atlantic, no problem, no shooting it down,
no heavy sanctions after we discover it. Hey, let's let
bygones be bygones. Are you making all the connections here?
(09:16):
Did we make any connections when we found out?
Speaker 1 (09:19):
Remember?
Speaker 2 (09:20):
Do keep in mind that the FBI has known this
for years, and yet, Hey, Chris, how many times have
we played that montage of mouthpiece after mouthpiece going on
TV discussing the twenty twenty election as the most secure ever,
the freest ever, the fairest ever. We've seen that montage.
We've heard that montage once or twice. And remember when
(09:42):
I told you that was when I knew something bad
had happened in twenty twenty. It wasn't initially, It wasn't
right away when we woke up with all the ballots.
It was when I turned on the news and very
clearly somebody had sent out the talking poise.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
The reality is, this was the most secure elect we've
ever had, and it was one of the most well
run elections we've ever had.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
You know, a lot of this is just really a
strategy to eroade public confidence in what was a very
well run, secure election.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
You know, what transparency would be not lying to your
constituents and not denying the simple facts that we had
a safe and secure and free and fair election here
in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4 (10:25):
Government and industry representatives from the election security community issued
a joint statement reflecting a consensus perspective that the twenty
twenty election was the most secure in US history.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
Interesting how all that worked out? Anyway, Let's do some emails.
Speaker 1 (10:42):
Next, missed oust catch up.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Tuesday. Remember if you miss us, or
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kellyshow dot com. Love Hey, death threats, whatever you would like.
We'll get to Democrats and why exactly why are they
(11:12):
on the defensive? It looks like they might even lose
New Jersey soon. We'll get to that in a few
I want to do some emails first, though. Let's chop
away at this, Jesse. One thing you have to appreciate
about Trump is that he listens to the bass, for
better or worse. The base pushed back hard against exempting
farms and hotels from ice raids, and now the decision
(11:34):
was reversed as it should be, says.
Speaker 1 (11:38):
His name is Chris Well.
Speaker 2 (11:40):
This is one of the things that I have encouraged
you about many times before, and I always will. Don't
man worship, not ever, under any circumstances, for any reason.
And it's not that you shouldn't admire people or respect people,
or if you're a huge Trump fan, bea Trump fan.
(12:01):
But when you turn a man into more than a man,
whether it's Trump or you're pastor or a coach or
a teacher or me or whatever, when you make a
man more than just a flesh and blood flawed person
and you outsource your thinking, when you outsource your political
reasoning to that person and you just hand it over
(12:22):
and you become a fan, you have made a grave error,
especially when it comes to politicians. People who are hardcore
fans of any politician, but will make this about Trump
because that's what we're discussing about. If you are a
Trump hardcore fan, you got the hat, you got the shirt,
(12:42):
you got the bumper sticker, you got the yard signed,
you voted for him eighteen times. Trump Trump, Trump, all
that stuff is totally fine, totally acceptable, but when you
turn that into whatever Trump says, it's perfect. Whatever Trump does,
it's perfect Trump. I've actually seen people say Trump is
smarter than nots. You know, it's more than novice.
Speaker 1 (13:02):
Just trust Trump, it's trust Trump. Are you out of
your mind? I don't trust anybody, nobody.
Speaker 2 (13:10):
And you know who that hurts the most? If one,
it hurts the country. That kind of an attitude too,
It hurts Trump when you become a super fan and
you just say, yes, sir, thank you. May I have another.
No matter what somebody says or does, you hurt your country,
you hurt yourself, and you actually ironically hurt the person
(13:31):
you love the most. If I showed up for the
radio show, I just decided to start to drugs. I
started doing a lot of drugs, big drug person. I
started doing a lot of drugs. And I showed up
and my brain was all fried out and I couldn't talk,
and I'm doing the stupid drug laugh that people do.
(13:51):
And the show started to suck, because of course it would.
It's not interesting, it's not funny. You don't enjoy it.
Yet every single day I show up and I have
a thousand emails from people.
Speaker 1 (14:03):
Said Jesse's the best show ever, Jesse, I love you.
Oh my gosh, Jesse, the show's the best. Who does that?
Speaker 2 (14:10):
Hurt everybody? Because no one tells me the truth? The
show keeps going downhill, people keep changing the channel. In
the end, the show goes away because people stop listening.
And you know who enabled all that, the super fan
who lied to me and themselves.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
Telling me it's never been better.
Speaker 2 (14:31):
Exact same thing happens with whoever your favorite politician happens
to be. When you hang on their every word and
announce that everything is perfect and wonderful, then they never
reverse themselves. Donald Trump, to his unending credit, listens when
his bass speaks, he will throw out He does this
(14:51):
all the time. He will throw out trial balloons. He
uses social media. It's obvious to anyone who pays attention.
He uses social media in a variety of w and
one of the ways he uses social media is he
floats a trial balloon out there of an idea. He
has a policy he's thinking about implementing, or a policy
he's thinking about changing, and then he sits back and
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he watches how it lands.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
The other day was last week.
Speaker 2 (15:18):
We discussed it last week America is in love with
these deportations. They're cheering on the deportations. They're loving the deportations.
And then as we discussed, I'm sure Trump's phone was
blown up with big business people saying, you're deporting all
my dishwashers. And so Trump decides its trial balloon time,
and he floats it out there and you know what,
We're gonna have an executive orders soon. The farmers can
(15:41):
stay and the hotel workers can stay. I'm paraphrasing, that's
essentially what he said. He and then he sat back
and watched. If it had only been the super fans
who spoke at that point.
Speaker 1 (15:51):
Yes, Trump, this is perfect. You're so smart, smarter than
all of us. I love you.
Speaker 2 (15:57):
If that's all he heard, we'd have that crow policy.
You'd probably be working on an amnesty deal instead. It
was immediate pushback. Not a bunch of lemmings, not a
bunch of sheep, thinking human beings stepped up and said, no,
all of them go home, every one of them gone.
Speaker 1 (16:18):
Get out. If you are here illegally, don't care, don't
want to hear about it. Get out.
Speaker 2 (16:24):
If you are a business hooked on foreign slave labor,
I understand there will be an adjustment. Who cares adjust
Get out everybody. That's what he heard. Almost immediately there
was a reversal. Trump administration comes out and says, yeah,
there's not going to be any change. Ice, go ahead
and resume all operations, deport all of them all the time.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
Go Now, you know who did that. It wasn't Trump,
it was you.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
You spoke up. You didn't super fan, you didn't wave
palm palms, just set down your Maga hat for five
minutes and said, mister president, no, this is a mistake.
And to his credit, he listened. You did that, And
again credit to him, he listened, he heard you yelled.
Speaker 1 (17:13):
He listened.
Speaker 2 (17:14):
Let's talk about the flip side Democrats.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
Are they going to lose New Jersey.
Speaker 2 (17:23):
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Speaker 1 (18:33):
We'll be back.
Speaker 2 (18:35):
Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wild,
Wild Tuesday. And yeah, look I touched on it again.
I touched on it for a while in the first
hour in case you missed it. The whole the divisions
on the right, divisions in the country, the whole Israel
(18:58):
Iran thing. And I just want to again reiterate, as
we watch all this stuff play out on TV right now,
we're we have to become you and I with everything,
not just tonight, not just right now.
Speaker 1 (19:13):
We have to.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
Become discerning people, more discerning than we've ever had to be.
We have to learn how to sift through information because
everybody's lying at all times, on all sides, and we
have to soberly analyze what's out there and sift through information.
(19:34):
As I explained in the open, I am not a
live breaking news war correspondent working for CNN standing in
Tehran with a stupid helmet on my head. That is
not what I do. We are not going to analyze
every bit of video, every headline that comes at That
is not what you're going to get here at all.
(19:57):
Soberly sift. We are going to spend every time there's
a new story, every time there's a new video, we
are gonna spend a day sifting through it to make
sure we got it right. Is this AI? Is this
an old video? Is it propaganda from a paid site?
Is that there's too much out there? Calm down and
(20:18):
sift through information. Let's talk locally, Let's talk domestically, shall we.
Another reason I'm sure that Donald Trump switched back his
policy to deport everyone at all times is the unbelievable.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
Unpopularity of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 2 (20:39):
And there is there's a route to this that Democrats
know about. Enormies have picked up on. Stay with me, patriotism.
Don't don't move on and roll your eyes. Stay with
me for a second. Patriotism. Patriotism for you. You know
(20:59):
what patriotism actually is. You know how important it is.
We talk about it all the time. But we're not
going to discuss you right now, because that's not the
reason Democrats are unpopular. Democrats have lost the normies. Normies
may not understand patriotism with the depth you understand it,
but they do know. They like America. They like the
American flag, they like the anthem. They're proud of their
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country and want to be proud of their country. Have
you noticed recently there have been article after article after article.
I think I read one in Politico yesterday. Don't quote
me on that, but I think it was Politico where
it was Democrats are reclaiming the American flag. Democrats are
trying to reclaim the American flag. Remember at the protests,
(21:43):
remember that story. In the La protests, the La anti
Ice riots, the communists started handing out American flags and
They handed out the American flags with instructions. They were
instructing the street animals. Hey, you're standing on top of
burning cop car waving a Mexican flag.
Speaker 1 (22:03):
It doesn't look good.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
It doesn't land well with Norman America. Remember that this
was just like last week, we were treated to all
that American. Well, here's what has happened. The Democrat Party
has hated America for quite some time. I'd say twenty
years probably, if not more. But they became not un American,
the anti American party. America sucks, America, deserves to burn
(22:29):
America's evil. That's what the Democrat Party became over a
long enough period of time. But there's a huge signal
lag between what you know and what Norman American knows.
Normal American is always going to be years behind you,
sometimes ten fifteen years.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
But they're starting to pick.
Speaker 2 (22:45):
Up on it. And the problem is Democrats know that
is their image. That's why they're printing articles about reclaiming
the flag. They know their image is anti America. They
know they need to reverse it, but they can't change
the truth. And the truth is they are vehemently anti America.
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They scream it as loud as they possibly can, and
when they speak publicly instead of loudly putting a stake
in the ground and speaking on behalf of Americans, all Americans, rich,
poor men, women, black, white, doesn't matter. You get speeches
(23:34):
like this. This is a member of Congress. Her name's
Yvette Clark.
Speaker 5 (23:37):
Since January, I have led and signed fifty plus Congressional
letters on immigration to the Administration addressing the following range
of issues, maintaining and extending, redesignating tps for Haiti, Venezuela
and other countries. I've written letters on the wrongful deportations,
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oversight of the HS detention facilities, opposing family detention, alarming
enforcement actions at immigration courts, Trump, the Trump Travel Band
two point zero, and the economic impact of the immigration
related executive orders.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
That's a member of Congress at a town hall giving
a long list of non Americans she spent her time
fighting for. That's her platform. Ilhan Omar every time she
goes on television to speak. It's not just you and me.
You knew that Savage hated America a long time ago.
(24:40):
What do you think Norman America? American thinks about the
Democrat Party when they hear things like that I.
Speaker 6 (24:46):
Grew up in a dictatorship and I don't even remember
ever witnessing anything like that. To have a democracy a
peakan of hope for the world to I'll be turned
into one of the you know, one of the worst
countries where the military are in our.
Speaker 2 (25:08):
Streets, becoming one of the worst countries. Why are Democrats
possibly losing New Jersey? They can't help themselves. They've thrown
their lot in with foreigners, and only foreigners. They believe
the mass importation of foreigners, that's their new base. That's
(25:31):
who will get them elected and keep them elected. And
now when they run to the television, when they go
to town halls, that's who they speak so lovingly about.
Speaker 1 (25:41):
Have you heard this bit? After all those No Kings riots?
Speaker 4 (25:45):
Twenty to a new NBC pool, fifty one percent of
Americans say they support Trump's handling of immigration and the border.
Speaker 3 (25:52):
Forty nine percent.
Speaker 4 (25:54):
Said otherwise, Molly, you're thump.
Speaker 5 (25:56):
Well, it's interesting too that full showed that the numbers
are actually higher than they were before the La riots,
so people are getting more supportive of what's going on.
Speaker 2 (26:06):
The Communists spent two point one billion dollars to have
riots nationwide protesting Trump, protesting Ice, protesting deportations, all their reps,
all their senators ran to the television set to talk
about those wonderful Haitians and why they should all stay.
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And Trump's pull numbers went up and Democrats went down
even more. They are the anti America Party. And even
if you're one of the various animals who listens to
this show you hate listen, and you send me all
the death threats and all that other stuff, you should
understand it's not me you have to convince, nor me American.
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It's not that he hears me and realizes it. There's
some of that, sure, It's that he hears you in
real life. Is it you communists who hate listen to
the show? You think I'm the one convincing normy American
that Democrats hate him. I don't have near the power
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to convince them of that, as Democrats themselves.
Speaker 6 (27:17):
Up in a dictatorship, and I don't even remember ever
witnessing anything like that.
Speaker 7 (27:24):
To have a democracy a peakan of hope for the
world to now be turned into one of the you know,
one of the worst countries where.
Speaker 2 (27:37):
My neighbors aren't political, They drink beer, watch football, and baseball.
They play horseshoes golf on occasion you play.
Speaker 1 (27:45):
That for them.
Speaker 2 (27:47):
What do you think they think about the Democrat Party?
You have done this?
Speaker 1 (27:51):
Not me?
Speaker 2 (27:51):
All right, let's do some emails, let's do some history.
You want to do some history. No no, no, no, I'm
not doing history with you tonight. That'll come. Hillsdale College
will give you history every day. Hillsdale College will teach
you about history at no cost, just like this show.
More than forty online courses. That's not classes, the entire course.
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You want to learn about capitalism, they'll teach you. You want
to learn about stories from the Book of Genesis. Still
teach you what about the Roman Republic It's rise and
it's fall. I should go ahead and let you know,
very comparable to where we are now as a country.
Hillsdale will teach you about that. And they'll teach you
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all of this at no cost. Anybody can do it. It's
easy to get started.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
Trust me.
Speaker 2 (28:44):
If I can do it, you can do it. You
can do it on your phone. Hillsdale dot ed u
slash jesse is where you go to register. Hillsdale dot
edu slash jesse.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
We'll be back. What Chris can make jokes.
Speaker 2 (29:00):
It's fine.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
You got that right. The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (29:05):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Tuesday.
I remember if you miss any part of the show,
you can download the whole thing I hard Spotify, iTunes.
If you want to email us, you can Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. I want to get to this
when this was precious, Jesse. Today's my birthday. Can I
(29:26):
have some advice as a gift. You've given me some
great advice before. I'll keep it brief. I'm really sick
of my weight, Jesse. I've been overweight my whole life.
First realized it in the sixth grade. It's gotten worse.
I was chunky through high school and got fat in college.
After my dad died. When I was twenty one, it
(29:47):
got worse.
Speaker 1 (29:48):
Now.
Speaker 2 (29:49):
My doctors placed me in the obese category. My confidence
is in an all time low. I want to make
a change. I've never heard you talk specifically about weight
loss and so forth. Today's my twenty ninth birthday, and
I want to make a change this year so I
can start my thirties with a bit more confidence than
I have now, thank you so much. All right, so
(30:13):
I could give you a bunch of generic stuff, but
anybody who's too fat.
Speaker 1 (30:19):
Right now, let me give.
Speaker 2 (30:22):
You two tidbits, very basic, and you can do them.
Anybody can do them, all right, stay with me. Two things. First,
I want you, if you can, as much as I
make fun of these people, I want you to get
(30:45):
some sort of a watch that will count distance for you,
distance for you. Don't think that you have to go
drop one thousand dollars on an Apple watch or something.
I'm not saying that. There are a ton of these
things that are very affordable. Now. You don't need anything
fancy at all. You don't, all right, go get a
(31:06):
watch that'll give you a distance. You're fat right now,
you want to change it? I want you tomorrow to
walk one mile in fact, for a month. Walk one
mile at the end of a month, make it one
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and a half. Eventually, make it two. Walk one mile
every day for a month.
Speaker 1 (31:37):
That's it.
Speaker 2 (31:38):
Walk a month. And one other thing. Pick your least
favorite meal, as long as it's breakfast or dinner. Me personally,
I don't skip breakfast. I try not skip breakfast because
I'm such an egg freak. But maybe you don't like breakfast.
Maybe you don't eat dinner. Maybe you don't like dinner.
(32:02):
Pick one and skip it. I didn't say star of yourself.
Did I say eat lettuce and green means every frigging day?
Did I say never have a pizza again? It's not
what I said at all. Eat two meals a day
instead of three. Make sure you're eating it so that'll
put you eating in a brief you know, six seven
hour window, two meals, don't snack. Walk a mile a day.
(32:25):
If you're listening to me right now, man woman twenty
nine eighty nine, and you do those two very very
basic things, you are going to have weight fall off
of your body. You are going to be amazed. And
both of those things are pretty easy to be honest with.
You skip it a meal, your tummy's going to be
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rumbling for a day or two.
Speaker 1 (32:49):
You will get used to it.
Speaker 2 (32:50):
Your fear are going to hurt for the first week
of the walk, maybe your knees, especially if you're fat.
If you're fat, it puts a lot of more pressure
on your knees and your bat that may be uncomfortable.
You will get away with it, and once the weight
starts falling, then you will go from there walk, skip
a meal.
Speaker 6 (33:09):
All right?
Speaker 2 (33:10):
How about that, Jesse. Seems like all it took was
a single week for Maga to be brought to the
end of destruction. If Trump really does reverse course on immigration,
and if he gets us involved in a Middle Eastern war,
I think it's over. Why does anything good take forever
to fulfill but bad constantly happens in an instant. Okay, okay,
(33:31):
so stay with me, Stay with me. Donald Trump's base
is unbelievably divided by this Iran Israel war thing. I
don't have numbers because you don't know. I haven't talked
to everybody, read neither review. I know what I see.
(33:52):
What I see, it looks about fifty to fifty half
the people. Yet bomb them, kill them all that God
cirt them out half the people. Now, this is a
total mistake. We shouldn't be dragged into another war. But
so two things. Remember, whatever your position is on this
whole thing, it's a reasonable position, most likely if you
(34:16):
are the type of person who believes Iran should never
have a nuclear weapon, and we should make sure of that.
That's a reasonable position. And on the flip side, if
you are the type of person who watched twenty years
of GWATT failure come to nothing, and therefore you don't
want to get involved in anyone else's war, most definitely
(34:37):
not in the Middle East. Again, that's a very reasonable position,
and I think it would be helpful look at me reasonable, Jesse.
I think it would be helpful to realize that the
other side has a reasonable position. If you're dealing with
somebody on your side, they've been fighting the Communists here
at home for a long time, and they're with you
(34:59):
on a lot of things, but they disagree with you.
Maybe they strongly disagree with you on this Israel Iran thing,
well America thing. Now, I think that's okay. I've decided
me personally not telling you what to do unless somebody
wrongs me publicly, bad mouths me, trashes me publicly, unless
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an ally does that. I will not lose a single
friend over the Israel Iran America war happening in Iran.
Speaker 1 (35:31):
I just will not.
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Now you mentioned that it's dividing us at home, well,
I think that shows growth and health that we do
not march lockstep with whatever leadership says or whatever the
party decides is right. I think it's good that there
is argument and division and debate. Arguing people is good.
(35:58):
Did you know that, Oh that arguing with your spouse
is good within reason, of course, don't do it in
front of the kids, don't do it in front of everybody,
don't put it on Facebook, don't throw things at each other.
But it's good to argue. In business, it's good to
argue with your business partner.
Speaker 1 (36:17):
We should do this. No, we shouldn't do that. I've
argued with Chris and Corey before. I don't like this.
I'd like that. That's good. It's good to argue, have
different opinions. It's not the end of the world because
two people differ on things. I don't think this is
blowing up some domestic coalition. Look, there is the journey
(36:39):
fraught with danger, you bet.
Speaker 2 (36:40):
I don't think it's messing up the coalition. I do think, though,
that now would be an appropriate time, speaking of the
g WATT, to bring up the fact that right now
we still have a bunch of men and women who
have lost limbs on behalf of this country, and they're
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All right, let's talk about inherently violent the communist is.
Let's talk about them getting arrested on purpose.
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