July 8, 2025 • 37 mins
Their system membership card needs to be constantly renewed. Your tax dollars went to condoms in Liberia. Hump pilots. Will us pushing out people like Cornyn and Tillis backfire on us?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show Kitty, The Jesse Kelly Show,
Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Tuesday, and we're gonna talk a little bit about that,
remember that fatigue we were just discussing when it comes
to four and eight and things like that. There are
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sometimes sometimes you read a story and it really reveals
how deep the divide is and the two sides in
this country. And we're about to touch on one of
those in a moment. Then we'll get to stupid things
like robotic coyotes, and yes, we're gonna get to system
membership cards and things like that, and the monsters still
being monsters about the flood and all that other stuff.
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But the news, the media, obviously the American media, they
work exclusively on behalf of the communist revolution, and therefore
anything that impedes the revolution they object to, which is
pretty revealing when you realize that, for instance, foreign aid,
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that's weird for them to love it, right after all
the communist revolutions right here at home, But they love it.
They absolutely love America spending its way into bankruptcy, and
they love taking your tax money and handing it to
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other countries. The media loves it, which reveals that foreign
aid is used for the communist revolution. It is it
is not just domestic foreign color revolutions across the country,
across the globe. I mean this story from NBC News,
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and you and I both know exactly what they're doing.
This is a story where NBC News and the Associated Press,
I think they were the ones who originated it. They
are doing the whole People are going to die because
of Republicans. People are going to die because of Donald
Trump thing. This is all just a smear campaign like
they always do to make the right look bad and
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the left look good. This is the headline as the
US abruptly ends support, Liberia faces empty health clinics and
unplanned presidency or pregnancies. Unplanned presidencies, unplanned pregnancies. And these
are the first two paragraphs. Five months ago, Rosaline Faye,
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a thirty two year old farmer from the West African
nation of Liberia, set off on a quest to find contraceptives.
Faye and her partner have two daughters and they barely
make ends meet. Determine not to have more children, she
went to a health worker in her village, but contraception
pills in plants and condoms had run out. Fay trekked
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for hours on red clay roads to the nearest clinics,
but they had no contraceptives either. Then this goes with
the article. In Liberia, the American support made up almost
two point six percent of gross national income, the highest
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anywhere in the world, according to the Center for Global Development.
And that's what NBC News is reporting. Our divide is
so deep. The American media will report on things they
think make us look bad, and it only enrages me
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that it was ever going on to again with I
went to work today to buy condoms for people in
Liberia because no one's figured out how babies get made. Yet.
Let me go ahead and repeat this. You went to
work today and the government stole money out of your
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paycheck to buy condoms for people in Liberia because no
one's figured out how to avoid getting pregnant there. Yet,
you went to work today and the government took your money.
And we, you and me, the American taxpayer, we made
up two point six percent of the gross national income
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for Liberia. American money, your money funding every freaking place
on the planet, every and the and the media reports
on this some sob story about some lady who can't
keep her legs closed, and that's supposed to get that's
supposed to make me feel bad that that that Fay
or whatever stupid the name is that she. I'm sorry, sorry, Faye,
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I'm sorry you couldn't find abortion pills or birth control
pills or rubbers courtesy of the American taxpayer. My heart's
just breaking over here. You know what people figuring out
thousands of years ago how babies get made and how
to avoid babies getting made. But apparently in Liberia they
require American taxpayer money to avoid that particular scenario. And
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I'm supposed to feel bad. It doesn't make me feel
bad at all. It makes me feel full of rage
that I ever had to fund any of this idiocy
at all. But that is what the entire planet has
gotten used to, and it's what the American media continues
to push that you, the American taxpayer, because we have
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things here in the country, because we are a wealthy nation,
that you are somehow obligated to fund every single dirt
ball in this country, in every single dirt ball country
around on the planet. It's your responsibility, the American No,
absolutely not. I think I know. Listen, I'm gonna say
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something and it's gonna be controversial, but I think Liberia
should be funded by Liberians. I know that's crazy. I
know somehow, through years and years and years of social conditioning,
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that a lot of Americans have come to think that
we somehow are obligated to fund every part of the planet.
But I can't tell you how many. I'll tell you why.
I'm getting angry. Every time I read a story like this.
I think back to all the emails you send me.
You send me emails when you're struggling, and it breaks
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my heart. Jesse. We're not making ends meet, Jesse. I
had to take a second job, Jesse. I didn't get
to see I don't get to see myself games anymore
because I had to pick up weekend shifts. Jesse. I'm
not making ends meet. And then I read a story
that you've been funding rubbers for Liberians who can't figure
out how to not get pregnant, and it makes me
want to choke somebody. It does, it does, It fills
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me with rage. I'm gonna move on because I don't
want to be full of rage. I want to be
full of happiness. I want to be full of Red
Lobster Chatterbay biscuits, but that's not available to me right now.
So don't shake your head, Chris, Chris, you have to
admit that Chatterbay biscuits are legit. You you've been a
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Red Lobster like once. Well, that's probably understandable, buddy, being
as how it's all shellfish. I would hope that they
do have fish in there, Chris, And I'm sure it's
of the highest quality. I'm not so sure that it's kosher, Chris,
is all fish kosher? That can't be right. I thought
you people had like strict rules and stuff like that, right, Okay,
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scales and fins, Okay, Well, I'm sure Red Lobster's fish
used to have that. Sure, I'm sure he used to
have that. I don't know that I would totally trust
the process in the kitchen for whatever, Chef, I'm sure
you have to keep stuff separate, you do you don't
have to keep Yeah, I don't know that you should
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really go to Red Lobster, but I'm not. As much
as I love them, I'm not sure that they would
do that for you. And I'm reasonably sure the waiter
would tell you that they were doing that, would it
actually happen. I'll put it to you this way. My
first official job was dishwasher. As you know, I hadn't
my first unofficial job. When I was fourteen, I wasn't
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old enough to get a job yet. I worked at
my buddy's car wash. As you know, he owned a
car well, his dad owned a car wash, and he
paid me under the table because I wanted to work.
I've always wanted to work. I like working, and I
wanted to get paid. My first official job after I
turned fifteen was dishwasher. It was at a restaurant called
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the Apple Tree in Bozeman, Montana. It's not there anymore.
You can look it up all you want. Last time
I was in town it turned into some sorry Mexican restaurant,
which I'm sure is garbage. What does Montana know about
Mexican food. There aren't even enough Mexicans there either way.
I'm working at Apple Tree as a dishwasher, so I'm
back there in the kitchen area. Kind of I'm isolated,
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which made the job bad. But I'm isolated. Somebody sends
back a cheeseburger because they had ordered a cheeseburger without cheese. Now, automatically,
I think less of this person anyway, who would order
a cheeseburger without cheese. But that's neither here nor there.
They had told the waitress, hey, cheeseburger, no cheese.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (09:50):
The chef gets it, gets annoyed by this that he
had put cheese on it. Either the waitress screwed up
or he he screwed up. I don't know why he
would be annoyed, but gets annoyed by it. And you
know what he did. I watched him do it with my
own two n two eyes. He took the burger patty
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off the bun, walked over to the sink, pulled out
the faucet, add one of those detachable faucets, and sprayed
the cheese off of the burger patty into the sink,
through the burger, right back on the bun, right out
to the table. It went. I know, Chris, it was nasty.
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I remember sitting there mortified. And we could have one
meal a day from the restaurant. I just had waffles,
and I made no special requests. Just make me a
waffle of some kind. I just want a waffle. I'm
gonna talk about robotic coyotes. Before we talk about that,
let's talk about system membership cards again. Before we get
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to that, let's talk about your dog. We love our dogs.
I love mine, even though he's an idiot. I love him.
Everybody loves him. And you know what everybody comments on,
not only the fact that he's the most affectionate dog
in history. In a moron, they talk about his coat. Oh,
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his coat looks so good. What do you feed him?
What do you feed him? His coat looks so good.
His coat looks so good because he actually gets nutrition.
It's not magic. If he only ate dog food, his
coat wouldn't look like that. But because we sprinkle roughgreens
on his food, Fred gets real, genuine nutrition. Roughgreens can't
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make him smarter, nothing can. But it can help him
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dot com, slash Jesse, We'll be back The Jesse Kelly
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Show on air and online at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful, Wonderful Tuesday.
Member you can email the show, and you should Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com. That's such a great song
when the Levey breaks, except you know what. I was
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playing it the other night on the speakers around the house.
We were jamming out, and my mother actually said, what is
this horrible song? I don't understand. I know, Chris, I know,
i'boutcame on Gluede. I told her that's as American as
apple Pie, even though led Zeppelin definitely wasn't American. And
so we've had this talk before about system membership cards,
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but I realize we're on a bunch of new stations
now and so maybe people won't know what I'm talking about. First.
What is the system, Well, it's what I call all
of our institutions. Now that they've all been conquered by
the same sick, demonic religion of common munism, and they
all work together. Institutions actually should be separate and should
oppose each other a lot. The media should not be
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joined with Hollywood, and should not be joined with the FBI,
and should not be joined with the CIA, the education
system that those should all be separate institutions. They all
got conquered by the filthy communists. They all work together.
And now that's what I call the system. And in
communist systems, which that's I'm not going to say that's
what we have, but we have really a soft communism.
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In communist systems, you really need to be allowed to
become a party member. You need to be a party
member to better your life in everyone in China, Cambodia,
East Germany. But if you were not a member of
the communist party, what you've done is you have capped
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how much money you can make. You've capped the kind
of work you can do. You need that party member
to get that good job, to get that you need it.
They're always like that in one party controlled systems, that's
what it is. Ours is more of a soft system
that way, but it very much works the same way.
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Maybe I mean, maybe you're into superhero movies. Maybe you've
been looking forward to that Superman movie that comes out.
I'm not gonna go see it because of all this stuff,
but maybe you're into it, and maybe you're wondering why
these people, the directors, the producers, this is one of
the actors in it. Why do they say things like
this when they know they absolutely know This is going
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to turn people off. This is going to hurt the
movie at the box office.
Speaker 2 (14:39):
Is exactly what the movie is about. I think that, like,
we support our people, you know, we love our immigrants,
we love Yes, Superman is an immigrant, and yes, the
people that we support in this country are immigrants. And
if you don't want that, then you're not American.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
People hear an actor say that, and they say he's
gonna kill the bottom line of the movie. Yeah, that's true.
But you know what he's doing. He is updating his
system membership card. He is going to get another gig,
another lucrative gig, because he said that publicly. Actually saw
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an actor, director, producer, wonderful guy Nick Searcy's a friend
of mine, actually said he was talking about this yesterday.
He said, these guys will say things like this and
they don't care that it's going to kill the bottom
line of the movie because the next director, the next producer,
who's a dirty communist just like this guy, watches him
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say that, and it guarantees him his next gig. Guys
like Nick Searcy, James Woods, anyone else in Hollywood who's
even kind of sniffed with being on the right. They
are cut off. You never see him in movies. They're
never welcome back. Your career is over. As second you
come out as being someone on the right, you have
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surrendered your system membership card, bank account empty, all your
opportunities dry up. You are toast. Why would you say
something that destroys the bottom line of the movie that's
about to come out, because that's how you get your
next gig. System membership cards are a real thing. You
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see every time you see somebody who lacks talent on TV,
you'll notice that person usually is the biggest communist suck
up in the world. Stephen Colbert is the first one
that comes to mind, but there are many. Stephen Colbert
hasn't been funny in years. He does a late night
comedy show. It's supposed to be funny. It's not funny.
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It's just not very good at comedy. Well, he wants
the ten million year. I'm sure he makes that. I know.
Isn't that crazy he wants that money? What do you
do if you're not funny? You can't just make yourself
be funny. Some people aren't funny. Woo. Just make sure
your system membership card is up to date. That's why
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he was doing dance routines encouraging people to take the
COVID vaccine. Was that the most embarrassing thing you've ever
seen on television? Yes, of course it was. Why would
you do that? Why would you humiliate yourself like that?
Why would you constantly take a comedy show and go
on these long anti Trump rants? You have every Democrat on, Oh,
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it's AOC tonight. Why would you do that? Because you're
not funny and you like making ten million dollars a year.
The only way to keep your system membership card up
to date, if you're not funny or valuable to the
system in other ways, is to bend down and lick
the boots of the people who write your check constantly.
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That's why they say things like.
Speaker 2 (17:58):
This is exactly what the movie is about. I think that, like,
we support our people, you know, we love our immigrants,
we love Yes, Superman is an immigrant, and yes, the
people that we support in this country are immigrants. And
if you don't like that, then you're not American.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
Look, I'm glad he said. It saves me forty bucks
on movie tickets. Movie tickets aren't cheap anymore. Yeah, Chris said,
am I going by myself? Like you drop one hundred
and fifty bucks going to the movies anymore? If the kids
want food and stuff? So I mean it's a relief
for me and not just because of relief factor. You
see what Chris. Relief factor is the ultimate relief. It's
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relief from pain. What don't you do that you used
to do? Because now when you do it it hurts you?
A golfer, a fisher. Are you weird like Chris and
you do like woodworking stuff? What don't you do that
you used to do? What if you could start that
again without pain? Relief Factor is one hundred percent drug free.
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It is a supplement. Stop ignoring the pain, stop masking it,
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Call one eight hundred the number four Relief and try
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You'll be back to woodworking like Chris in no time.
We'll be back fighting for your freedom every day. The
Jesse Kelly Show, It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Remember you can email the show
Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's do a couple
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these emails, shall we, Hey, Jesse, have you talked about
the brave Hump pilots. No, I didn't even know. I
didn't know Kamala went to flight school. No, I'm kidding
the hump pilots. Actually, I've never done that history my dad,
This guy says, This lady says, my dad survived and
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came home, but didn't talk about it much. I am
going to do a hump pilot history at some point
in time, if you don't know what that is. In
World War Two, supplying people was a nightmare, especially in Asia.
The Japanese they'd seized so many different routes where you
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could supply people, supply them and supply them. And so
we came up with an air supply that's a great
band An air supply system where we would fly supplies in.
Only we had to fly the supplies over the Himalayas.
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That may sound easy, it is insanely dangerous, insanely dangerous,
and so many men died lost their lives trying to
fly the hump. It was called the Hump trying to
get over the Himalayas. It's a story most people don't
know about, but probably worth doing sometime. I should Jesse
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as much as we enjoy the scalps we're getting with
corn and in Tillis. Do you think this will backfire?
Is this the deep state's way of putting the Senate
majority in play to stop Trump? I love the show. Okay,
So he's talking about getting rid of useless, idiot GOP
senators like John Cornyn, who I think is gonna lose
his primary, and Tom Tillis, who announced he's retiring, and
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very it's a valid question. It's a valid concern. Hey,
I don't like Tom Tillis, but North Carolina not that red.
It's kind of purple. They got a Democrat governor. If
we lose Tom Tillis, and then what if we get
a communist in there, that concern with John Cornyn is
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not quite as valid. So I'll focus on Tom Tillis.
A Republican is going to win the US Senate seat
in Texas. Texas is not only red. Texas has gotten
redder year after year after year. People threatened that Texas
is gonna go blue. Texas is gonna go blue. Democrats
really believed that, so they started pouring money into Texas,
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millions and millions of dollars, and they've never been able
to cross the hump. They've never been able to actually
do that. They've never been able to flip it. Texas
is gonna stay red. So when Ken Paxton beats John
Cornyn in the primary, unless John Cornan drops out, Ken
Paxton's going to be the next US Senator. All right,
So set Texas aside. That's a valid concern about Tom Tillis.
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I don't like him, You don't like him. But if
we lose him, what if it goes Democrat? That's fair.
But let me explain. This is exactly how the useless
Rhino establishment GOP has held GOP primary voters hostage for agents.
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There are so many Republicans in the House of Representatives
and in the United States Senate whose constituents are sick
of them. They're angry, they would like to replace them
with someone else. But the second a good option rises
in the primary, that's the message the swamp carries out. Okay,
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I know he's far to the right of me, but
he can't win the general. He can't win the general election.
Do you want a Democrat in there? Do you want
a Democrat in there. I have heard this. I have
seen this for years in years, in years and years.
Unless you keep me useless swamp rat in this seat,
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a Democrat's gonna win. I'm the only one that can
hold the seat. And I'm not even saying that that's
never true. Sometimes it is true. In fact, in places
like Maine, there's a reason you don't ever hear me
go off on Susan Collins of Maine. Susan Collins will
screw us over on the right all the time. She
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will vote with Democrats all the time. But you don't
ever hear me aim fire at her, do you? I
aim my fire at solidly red state senators who can
be replaced. Maine is not a red state. Maine is
a blue state. And Susan Collins, she legitimately is the
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best we can do. When I'll go off on Mike Rounds,
then Graham or any of these other people, you will
email in a lot and you'll say, well, you're forgetting
about Susan Collins. No I'm not. That's probably the best
we can do. South Carolina can do better, Texas can
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do better, Alabama, Louisiana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Gosh, Iowa, Utah.
That those states can elect anybody. All you have to
do is survive the primary as a Republican and you're
getting in. It's like the Democrat primary in California. You
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don't ever have to stress the Republican and some kind
of statewide race. Whatever Democrat wins the primary is going
to win the seat. The election is essentially over when
the primary is over. That's what it's like in South Carolina.
Come on, Lindsey Graham, Tam Scott, My goodness, what's in
the water down there in South Carolina? Anyway? US Army
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deploys robotic coyotes to protect fighter jets, jets and infrastructure
from wildlife threats. So these are apparently they call them
life size plastic coyotes, and they guard things like the
Blue Angels, you know, the Navy pilots, those incredible pilots,
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and do that. I'm just so disappointed in the waste
in our government. And it's not that I'm angry that
we have robotic animals, but a coyote. Coyotes are lame.
Coyotes aren't even very I know, Chris, They're so small
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and gangly and it's just kind of this nasty rat
scavenger of an animal. And I know they can get
up in packs and they can tear things up, and
I understand that, But why can't we have robot bears
if the military is going now listen, Chris, if the
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military is going to sink money into robotic animals, how
about a gorilla. I think a robotic gorilla would come
in quite handy. I can think of many uses for
a robotic gorilla, Like I said, a robotic bear, a
robotic lion, a robot Somebody actually sunk money into one
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of the lamest animals in the animal kingdom, a robot coyote.
I want a refund? Where's Pete hek Seth? You know what,
I'm gonna send him a text. I have a cell phone.
I'm gonna send him a you know what I am.
I'm gonna sendhim a text right now while we're on
the air. I'm sending it. Sorry, Pete, it's coming, Pete
Hanks that there is robot coyotes are so lame, period.
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You should be ashamed of yourself. Send I had to
let him know, Chris, Look, we have to have standards, right,
We're always talking about raising the standards in the military,
how we want the best, and how we want the brightest,
and how how we're gonna weed out all the non hackers.
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Is there a non hacker worse than a coyote? In
the animal kingdom? They just kind of scurry around the
only thing that even bully or rabbits. Although Fred probably
would get bullied. Fred is bigger than a coyote. But
Fred would one hundred percent get eaten by one. He
would he would get eaten by one. He would not
even understand what was happening until it was too late.
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We should move off of this and talk about Chinese farmland.
We should talk about AI impostors. Next, it is the
Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show
on what has been a wonderful Tuesday. If you missed
any part of the show, you can do the whole
thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Still haven't heard back about
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the robot coyotes. In case you're wondering, I will keep
you posted every step of the way. Now, we're also
banning Chinese investors. Trump administration should be applauded for it.
Chinese investors from purchasing farmland. That's a good thing. Maybe
you're wondering why I didn't bring up news that dropped
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a couple hours ago. Hour ago. Maybe I saw it
that Brennan and Komi are under FBI criminal investigation right now.
I don't trust it. I'll put it that way. That's
why there. That's as much as I'm going to talk
about it until I learn more. I am very, very distrustful.
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I'm call me when somebody's under threat of going to prison.
I'll put it to you that way. I will love that.
But my entire life I have wanted government people to
go to prison for the crimes they commit, and it's
pretty much never happened ever, especially from these agencies FBI, CIA.
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Those people are more deserving of prison than half the
mafia figures in this country, and they never go. They're untouchable. Ah,
call me when it moves along. It's gonna take more
than a quick announcement to get me all lovey dovey
over it. If it's real, fine, then we'll see. I
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know this. My retirement's gonna be okay because a gold Coe.
That's what I know. What, Chris, that's part of this.
We're still blowing up. The debt, the deficit. That's what's
crazy to me. Everybody, everybody who can do math, knows
there is a debt disaster coming. A bomb will go
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off at some point in time. You cannot carry debt
like this, and everybody knows it, and no one wants
to stop it. No one will stop it ever, not Republicans,
not Democrats. You better make preparations. You better get a
hold of gold Co and let them fortify your retirement.
(31:19):
Let them get some physical gold or silver in your hands.
You know, get this, You know you could qualify for
up to fifteen grand in bonus silver, maybe even more.
Can't do it unless you call them. They'll give you
a free twenty twenty five gold and silver kit. I
should know. Just call them for it, say hey, I
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want free kit eight five five eight one seven gold,
or go to Jesse likes goold dot com. At least
get the free kit. I mean, even Chris will get
that it's free after all. Did you see Rubio, Well,
not Rubio, but a Rubio imposter used AI generated voice
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and text messages to text foreign ministers, high ranking foreign officials.
I brought this up not because the individual story is,
you know, earthshaking. But we're not going to be able
to trust anything very very shortly. You're going to look
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at video of someone speaking and it's all going to
be fake. It's all going to be AI. Pictures are
already there. I mean, pictures are way past there. I
told you I because I'm forty three going on eighty three.
I looked up a trailer for a movie and I
was showing my sons and they both mocked me. They said, Dad,
that's not the real trailer. It's AI. It looked totally
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real to me. I don't know. We are not going
to be able to trust a single thing. And I
don't know that anybody, myself included, has fully digested the
impact that's going to have on society. Speaking of digesting things,
let's listen to Stacy Abrams.
Speaker 3 (33:05):
It just happened in Texas. The fact that they slashed
the National Weather Service, whether or not that was the
direct approximate cause of those deaths, the fact that we're
having that conversation is the issue. The fact that we
aren't sure is the problem, and so we need to
hold to what we deserve. We should not be dissuaded,
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especially as black women, as women of color, people of color,
we should not be convinced that we don't have power.
They are mad at us for a reason. There are
enough of us that we can change the outcome of elections,
but also change the outcome of power.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
Even had to throw in the race thing. She got
all the boxes checked. Anyway, that's the bad. Here's the good.
Listen to JD. Vanson, I like JD. Vance.
Speaker 4 (33:49):
When states, and of course we're in one right now,
start handing out these benefits to illegal aliens, they cheapen
the very meaning of citizenship. That refuses to make that
distinction will not stay a nation for very long.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
Isn't it so refreshing to finally have people on the
right speak like this, to finally know we're done. We're
slowly being done with the James Langford types. Oklahoma still
has a job to do in twenty twenty eight, but
we're slowly done with these types. We're moving on from
these useless Republican politicians who have sold us out and
(34:29):
sold and given our country away to every foreigner out there. Now.
This is the sector. Chief Greg Bovino blasting La Mayor
Karen Bass that don't work for you.
Speaker 5 (34:41):
The federal government is not leaving LA. I don't work
for Karen Bass. The federal government doesn't work for Karen Bass.
So we're going to be here till that missions accomplished,
as I said, and better get used to us now,
because this is going to be normal very soon.
Speaker 1 (34:57):
He sounds like a guy who loves his job. He's
a guy, what Chris tell me? That doesn't sound like
a guy who wakes up and he thinks, man, I'm
going to deport some foreigners today. He does. Just listen,
it's it's written all over his voice.
Speaker 5 (35:11):
I respect it to the federal government is not leaving LA.
I don't work for Karen Bass. The federal government doesn't
work for Karen Baths. So we're going to be here
till that missions accomplished, as I said, and better get
used to us now, because this is going to be
normal very soon.
Speaker 1 (35:29):
I'm here to chew bubble gum and de port Mexicans,
and I'm fresh out of bubble gum. I love this guy.
What Chris, That's great? I enjoy it. It's seriously And
now he has a headline, why you know, you know
the thing headlines? We didn't get to more countries paying
women to have babies. We all do that. It's called marriage.
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Alaska Democrats turn on Lisa Murkowski. Oh, what a shock.
Lisa Murkowski's man to make everybody mad. What a horrible woman.
Hamas places bounties on American aid workers. You know, at
some point in time, when your entire society has been
laid to rubble, you should probably stop issuing these threats
to everybody and just kind of hunker down. Germany summons
(36:16):
Chinese ambassador over red Sea labor incident. I don't know why.
I just love that headline. It kind of sounds like
a Tom Clancy novel. I totally enjoy it. Lasers, what Chris?
Those are deadly. Democrat mocks drowned white Christian kids and
blames Cancel culture and cries sour grapes after being fired.
(36:39):
These communists, especially these communists women, they can't control their
mouths and they can't control their emotions, and so they
routine that go on social media and say the most
despicable things in the world, and then they look around
shocked when they get fired. It's great. Trump says us
to impose fifty percent copper tariff. Pharma levy may hit
(36:59):
two hundred percent. August first, all this stuff's coming. We'll
see how it goes. I will see you tomorrow. That's
all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show Kitty, The Jesse Kelly Show,
Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Tuesday, and we're gonna talk a little bit about that,
remember that fatigue we were just discussing when it comes
to four and eight and things like that. There are
(00:34):
sometimes sometimes you read a story and it really reveals
how deep the divide is and the two sides in
this country. And we're about to touch on one of
those in a moment. Then we'll get to stupid things
like robotic coyotes, and yes, we're gonna get to system
membership cards and things like that, and the monsters still
being monsters about the flood and all that other stuff.
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But the news, the media, obviously the American media, they
work exclusively on behalf of the communist revolution, and therefore
anything that impedes the revolution they object to, which is
pretty revealing when you realize that, for instance, foreign aid,
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that's weird for them to love it, right after all
the communist revolutions right here at home, But they love it.
They absolutely love America spending its way into bankruptcy, and
they love taking your tax money and handing it to
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other countries. The media loves it, which reveals that foreign
aid is used for the communist revolution. It is it
is not just domestic foreign color revolutions across the country,
across the globe. I mean this story from NBC News,
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and you and I both know exactly what they're doing.
This is a story where NBC News and the Associated Press,
I think they were the ones who originated it. They
are doing the whole People are going to die because
of Republicans. People are going to die because of Donald
Trump thing. This is all just a smear campaign like
they always do to make the right look bad and
(02:23):
the left look good. This is the headline as the
US abruptly ends support, Liberia faces empty health clinics and
unplanned presidency or pregnancies. Unplanned presidencies, unplanned pregnancies. And these
are the first two paragraphs. Five months ago, Rosaline Faye,
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a thirty two year old farmer from the West African
nation of Liberia, set off on a quest to find contraceptives.
Faye and her partner have two daughters and they barely
make ends meet. Determine not to have more children, she
went to a health worker in her village, but contraception
pills in plants and condoms had run out. Fay trekked
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for hours on red clay roads to the nearest clinics,
but they had no contraceptives either. Then this goes with
the article. In Liberia, the American support made up almost
two point six percent of gross national income, the highest
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anywhere in the world, according to the Center for Global Development.
And that's what NBC News is reporting. Our divide is
so deep. The American media will report on things they
think make us look bad, and it only enrages me
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that it was ever going on to again with I
went to work today to buy condoms for people in
Liberia because no one's figured out how babies get made. Yet.
Let me go ahead and repeat this. You went to
work today and the government stole money out of your
(04:19):
paycheck to buy condoms for people in Liberia because no
one's figured out how to avoid getting pregnant there. Yet,
you went to work today and the government took your money.
And we, you and me, the American taxpayer, we made
up two point six percent of the gross national income
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for Liberia. American money, your money funding every freaking place
on the planet, every and the and the media reports
on this some sob story about some lady who can't
keep her legs closed, and that's supposed to get that's
supposed to make me feel bad that that that Fay
or whatever stupid the name is that she. I'm sorry, sorry, Faye,
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I'm sorry you couldn't find abortion pills or birth control
pills or rubbers courtesy of the American taxpayer. My heart's
just breaking over here. You know what people figuring out
thousands of years ago how babies get made and how
to avoid babies getting made. But apparently in Liberia they
require American taxpayer money to avoid that particular scenario. And
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I'm supposed to feel bad. It doesn't make me feel
bad at all. It makes me feel full of rage
that I ever had to fund any of this idiocy
at all. But that is what the entire planet has
gotten used to, and it's what the American media continues
to push that you, the American taxpayer, because we have
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things here in the country, because we are a wealthy nation,
that you are somehow obligated to fund every single dirt
ball in this country, in every single dirt ball country
around on the planet. It's your responsibility, the American No,
absolutely not. I think I know. Listen, I'm gonna say
(06:10):
something and it's gonna be controversial, but I think Liberia
should be funded by Liberians. I know that's crazy. I
know somehow, through years and years and years of social conditioning,
(06:31):
that a lot of Americans have come to think that
we somehow are obligated to fund every part of the planet.
But I can't tell you how many. I'll tell you why.
I'm getting angry. Every time I read a story like this.
I think back to all the emails you send me.
You send me emails when you're struggling, and it breaks
(06:52):
my heart. Jesse. We're not making ends meet, Jesse. I
had to take a second job, Jesse. I didn't get
to see I don't get to see myself games anymore
because I had to pick up weekend shifts. Jesse. I'm
not making ends meet. And then I read a story
that you've been funding rubbers for Liberians who can't figure
out how to not get pregnant, and it makes me
want to choke somebody. It does, it does, It fills
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me with rage. I'm gonna move on because I don't
want to be full of rage. I want to be
full of happiness. I want to be full of Red
Lobster Chatterbay biscuits, but that's not available to me right now.
So don't shake your head, Chris, Chris, you have to
admit that Chatterbay biscuits are legit. You you've been a
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Red Lobster like once. Well, that's probably understandable, buddy, being
as how it's all shellfish. I would hope that they
do have fish in there, Chris, And I'm sure it's
of the highest quality. I'm not so sure that it's kosher, Chris,
is all fish kosher? That can't be right. I thought
you people had like strict rules and stuff like that, right, Okay,
(08:01):
scales and fins, Okay, Well, I'm sure Red Lobster's fish
used to have that. Sure, I'm sure he used to
have that. I don't know that I would totally trust
the process in the kitchen for whatever, Chef, I'm sure
you have to keep stuff separate, you do you don't
have to keep Yeah, I don't know that you should
(08:21):
really go to Red Lobster, but I'm not. As much
as I love them, I'm not sure that they would
do that for you. And I'm reasonably sure the waiter
would tell you that they were doing that, would it
actually happen. I'll put it to you this way. My
first official job was dishwasher. As you know, I hadn't
my first unofficial job. When I was fourteen, I wasn't
(08:43):
old enough to get a job yet. I worked at
my buddy's car wash. As you know, he owned a
car well, his dad owned a car wash, and he
paid me under the table because I wanted to work.
I've always wanted to work. I like working, and I
wanted to get paid. My first official job after I
turned fifteen was dishwasher. It was at a restaurant called
(09:03):
the Apple Tree in Bozeman, Montana. It's not there anymore.
You can look it up all you want. Last time
I was in town it turned into some sorry Mexican restaurant,
which I'm sure is garbage. What does Montana know about
Mexican food. There aren't even enough Mexicans there either way.
I'm working at Apple Tree as a dishwasher, so I'm
back there in the kitchen area. Kind of I'm isolated,
(09:25):
which made the job bad. But I'm isolated. Somebody sends
back a cheeseburger because they had ordered a cheeseburger without cheese. Now, automatically,
I think less of this person anyway, who would order
a cheeseburger without cheese. But that's neither here nor there.
They had told the waitress, hey, cheeseburger, no cheese.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (09:50):
The chef gets it, gets annoyed by this that he
had put cheese on it. Either the waitress screwed up
or he he screwed up. I don't know why he
would be annoyed, but gets annoyed by it. And you
know what he did. I watched him do it with my
own two n two eyes. He took the burger patty
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off the bun, walked over to the sink, pulled out
the faucet, add one of those detachable faucets, and sprayed
the cheese off of the burger patty into the sink,
through the burger, right back on the bun, right out
to the table. It went. I know, Chris, it was nasty.
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I remember sitting there mortified. And we could have one
meal a day from the restaurant. I just had waffles,
and I made no special requests. Just make me a
waffle of some kind. I just want a waffle. I'm
gonna talk about robotic coyotes. Before we talk about that,
let's talk about system membership cards again. Before we get
(10:57):
to that, let's talk about your dog. We love our dogs.
I love mine, even though he's an idiot. I love him.
Everybody loves him. And you know what everybody comments on,
not only the fact that he's the most affectionate dog
in history. In a moron, they talk about his coat. Oh,
(11:20):
his coat looks so good. What do you feed him?
What do you feed him? His coat looks so good.
His coat looks so good because he actually gets nutrition.
It's not magic. If he only ate dog food, his
coat wouldn't look like that. But because we sprinkle roughgreens
on his food, Fred gets real, genuine nutrition. Roughgreens can't
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make him smarter, nothing can. But it can help him
live longer. It can help his mood, it can help
his coat, his breath free. Jumpstart trialbag for your dog
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(12:03):
Show on air and online at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful, Wonderful Tuesday.
Member you can email the show, and you should Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com. That's such a great song
when the Levey breaks, except you know what. I was
(12:23):
playing it the other night on the speakers around the house.
We were jamming out, and my mother actually said, what is
this horrible song? I don't understand. I know, Chris, I know,
i'boutcame on Gluede. I told her that's as American as
apple Pie, even though led Zeppelin definitely wasn't American. And
so we've had this talk before about system membership cards,
(12:46):
but I realize we're on a bunch of new stations
now and so maybe people won't know what I'm talking about. First.
What is the system, Well, it's what I call all
of our institutions. Now that they've all been conquered by
the same sick, demonic religion of common munism, and they
all work together. Institutions actually should be separate and should
oppose each other a lot. The media should not be
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joined with Hollywood, and should not be joined with the FBI,
and should not be joined with the CIA, the education
system that those should all be separate institutions. They all
got conquered by the filthy communists. They all work together.
And now that's what I call the system. And in
communist systems, which that's I'm not going to say that's
what we have, but we have really a soft communism.
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In communist systems, you really need to be allowed to
become a party member. You need to be a party
member to better your life in everyone in China, Cambodia,
East Germany. But if you were not a member of
the communist party, what you've done is you have capped
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how much money you can make. You've capped the kind
of work you can do. You need that party member
to get that good job, to get that you need it.
They're always like that in one party controlled systems, that's
what it is. Ours is more of a soft system
that way, but it very much works the same way.
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Maybe I mean, maybe you're into superhero movies. Maybe you've
been looking forward to that Superman movie that comes out.
I'm not gonna go see it because of all this stuff,
but maybe you're into it, and maybe you're wondering why
these people, the directors, the producers, this is one of
the actors in it. Why do they say things like
this when they know they absolutely know This is going
(14:35):
to turn people off. This is going to hurt the
movie at the box office.
Speaker 2 (14:39):
Is exactly what the movie is about. I think that, like,
we support our people, you know, we love our immigrants,
we love Yes, Superman is an immigrant, and yes, the
people that we support in this country are immigrants. And
if you don't want that, then you're not American.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
People hear an actor say that, and they say he's
gonna kill the bottom line of the movie. Yeah, that's true.
But you know what he's doing. He is updating his
system membership card. He is going to get another gig,
another lucrative gig, because he said that publicly. Actually saw
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an actor, director, producer, wonderful guy Nick Searcy's a friend
of mine, actually said he was talking about this yesterday.
He said, these guys will say things like this and
they don't care that it's going to kill the bottom
line of the movie because the next director, the next producer,
who's a dirty communist just like this guy, watches him
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say that, and it guarantees him his next gig. Guys
like Nick Searcy, James Woods, anyone else in Hollywood who's
even kind of sniffed with being on the right. They
are cut off. You never see him in movies. They're
never welcome back. Your career is over. As second you
come out as being someone on the right, you have
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surrendered your system membership card, bank account empty, all your
opportunities dry up. You are toast. Why would you say
something that destroys the bottom line of the movie that's
about to come out, because that's how you get your
next gig. System membership cards are a real thing. You
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see every time you see somebody who lacks talent on TV,
you'll notice that person usually is the biggest communist suck
up in the world. Stephen Colbert is the first one
that comes to mind, but there are many. Stephen Colbert
hasn't been funny in years. He does a late night
comedy show. It's supposed to be funny. It's not funny.
(16:55):
It's just not very good at comedy. Well, he wants
the ten million year. I'm sure he makes that. I know.
Isn't that crazy he wants that money? What do you
do if you're not funny? You can't just make yourself
be funny. Some people aren't funny. Woo. Just make sure
your system membership card is up to date. That's why
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he was doing dance routines encouraging people to take the
COVID vaccine. Was that the most embarrassing thing you've ever
seen on television? Yes, of course it was. Why would
you do that? Why would you humiliate yourself like that?
Why would you constantly take a comedy show and go
on these long anti Trump rants? You have every Democrat on, Oh,
(17:35):
it's AOC tonight. Why would you do that? Because you're
not funny and you like making ten million dollars a year.
The only way to keep your system membership card up
to date, if you're not funny or valuable to the
system in other ways, is to bend down and lick
the boots of the people who write your check constantly.
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That's why they say things like.
Speaker 2 (17:58):
This is exactly what the movie is about. I think that, like,
we support our people, you know, we love our immigrants,
we love Yes, Superman is an immigrant, and yes, the
people that we support in this country are immigrants. And
if you don't like that, then you're not American.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
Look, I'm glad he said. It saves me forty bucks
on movie tickets. Movie tickets aren't cheap anymore. Yeah, Chris said,
am I going by myself? Like you drop one hundred
and fifty bucks going to the movies anymore? If the kids
want food and stuff? So I mean it's a relief
for me and not just because of relief factor. You
see what Chris. Relief factor is the ultimate relief. It's
(18:49):
relief from pain. What don't you do that you used
to do? Because now when you do it it hurts you?
A golfer, a fisher. Are you weird like Chris and
you do like woodworking stuff? What don't you do that
you used to do? What if you could start that
again without pain? Relief Factor is one hundred percent drug free.
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You'll be back to woodworking like Chris in no time.
We'll be back fighting for your freedom every day. The
Jesse Kelly Show, It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Remember you can email the show
Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's do a couple
(20:00):
these emails, shall we, Hey, Jesse, have you talked about
the brave Hump pilots. No, I didn't even know. I
didn't know Kamala went to flight school. No, I'm kidding
the hump pilots. Actually, I've never done that history my dad,
This guy says, This lady says, my dad survived and
(20:20):
came home, but didn't talk about it much. I am
going to do a hump pilot history at some point
in time, if you don't know what that is. In
World War Two, supplying people was a nightmare, especially in Asia.
The Japanese they'd seized so many different routes where you
(20:42):
could supply people, supply them and supply them. And so
we came up with an air supply that's a great
band An air supply system where we would fly supplies in.
Only we had to fly the supplies over the Himalayas.
(21:04):
That may sound easy, it is insanely dangerous, insanely dangerous,
and so many men died lost their lives trying to
fly the hump. It was called the Hump trying to
get over the Himalayas. It's a story most people don't
know about, but probably worth doing sometime. I should Jesse
(21:28):
as much as we enjoy the scalps we're getting with
corn and in Tillis. Do you think this will backfire?
Is this the deep state's way of putting the Senate
majority in play to stop Trump? I love the show. Okay,
So he's talking about getting rid of useless, idiot GOP
senators like John Cornyn, who I think is gonna lose
his primary, and Tom Tillis, who announced he's retiring, and
(21:53):
very it's a valid question. It's a valid concern. Hey,
I don't like Tom Tillis, but North Carolina not that red.
It's kind of purple. They got a Democrat governor. If
we lose Tom Tillis, and then what if we get
a communist in there, that concern with John Cornyn is
(22:13):
not quite as valid. So I'll focus on Tom Tillis.
A Republican is going to win the US Senate seat
in Texas. Texas is not only red. Texas has gotten
redder year after year after year. People threatened that Texas
is gonna go blue. Texas is gonna go blue. Democrats
really believed that, so they started pouring money into Texas,
(22:36):
millions and millions of dollars, and they've never been able
to cross the hump. They've never been able to actually
do that. They've never been able to flip it. Texas
is gonna stay red. So when Ken Paxton beats John
Cornyn in the primary, unless John Cornan drops out, Ken
Paxton's going to be the next US Senator. All right,
So set Texas aside. That's a valid concern about Tom Tillis.
(23:00):
I don't like him, You don't like him. But if
we lose him, what if it goes Democrat? That's fair.
But let me explain. This is exactly how the useless
Rhino establishment GOP has held GOP primary voters hostage for agents.
(23:27):
There are so many Republicans in the House of Representatives
and in the United States Senate whose constituents are sick
of them. They're angry, they would like to replace them
with someone else. But the second a good option rises
in the primary, that's the message the swamp carries out. Okay,
(23:48):
I know he's far to the right of me, but
he can't win the general. He can't win the general election.
Do you want a Democrat in there? Do you want
a Democrat in there. I have heard this. I have
seen this for years in years, in years and years.
Unless you keep me useless swamp rat in this seat,
(24:09):
a Democrat's gonna win. I'm the only one that can
hold the seat. And I'm not even saying that that's
never true. Sometimes it is true. In fact, in places
like Maine, there's a reason you don't ever hear me
go off on Susan Collins of Maine. Susan Collins will
screw us over on the right all the time. She
(24:31):
will vote with Democrats all the time. But you don't
ever hear me aim fire at her, do you? I
aim my fire at solidly red state senators who can
be replaced. Maine is not a red state. Maine is
a blue state. And Susan Collins, she legitimately is the
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best we can do. When I'll go off on Mike Rounds,
then Graham or any of these other people, you will
email in a lot and you'll say, well, you're forgetting
about Susan Collins. No I'm not. That's probably the best
we can do. South Carolina can do better, Texas can
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do better, Alabama, Louisiana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Gosh, Iowa, Utah.
That those states can elect anybody. All you have to
do is survive the primary as a Republican and you're
getting in. It's like the Democrat primary in California. You
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don't ever have to stress the Republican and some kind
of statewide race. Whatever Democrat wins the primary is going
to win the seat. The election is essentially over when
the primary is over. That's what it's like in South Carolina.
Come on, Lindsey Graham, Tam Scott, My goodness, what's in
the water down there in South Carolina? Anyway? US Army
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deploys robotic coyotes to protect fighter jets, jets and infrastructure
from wildlife threats. So these are apparently they call them
life size plastic coyotes, and they guard things like the
Blue Angels, you know, the Navy pilots, those incredible pilots,
(26:22):
and do that. I'm just so disappointed in the waste
in our government. And it's not that I'm angry that
we have robotic animals, but a coyote. Coyotes are lame.
Coyotes aren't even very I know, Chris, They're so small
(26:44):
and gangly and it's just kind of this nasty rat
scavenger of an animal. And I know they can get
up in packs and they can tear things up, and
I understand that, But why can't we have robot bears
if the military is going now listen, Chris, if the
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military is going to sink money into robotic animals, how
about a gorilla. I think a robotic gorilla would come
in quite handy. I can think of many uses for
a robotic gorilla, Like I said, a robotic bear, a
robotic lion, a robot Somebody actually sunk money into one
(27:29):
of the lamest animals in the animal kingdom, a robot coyote.
I want a refund? Where's Pete hek Seth? You know what,
I'm gonna send him a text. I have a cell phone.
I'm gonna send him a you know what I am.
I'm gonna sendhim a text right now while we're on
the air. I'm sending it. Sorry, Pete, it's coming, Pete
Hanks that there is robot coyotes are so lame, period.
(27:58):
You should be ashamed of yourself. Send I had to
let him know, Chris, Look, we have to have standards, right,
We're always talking about raising the standards in the military,
how we want the best, and how we want the brightest,
and how how we're gonna weed out all the non hackers.
(28:20):
Is there a non hacker worse than a coyote? In
the animal kingdom? They just kind of scurry around the
only thing that even bully or rabbits. Although Fred probably
would get bullied. Fred is bigger than a coyote. But
Fred would one hundred percent get eaten by one. He
would he would get eaten by one. He would not
even understand what was happening until it was too late.
(28:41):
We should move off of this and talk about Chinese farmland.
We should talk about AI impostors. Next, it is the
Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show
on what has been a wonderful Tuesday. If you missed
any part of the show, you can do the whole
thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Still haven't heard back about
(29:05):
the robot coyotes. In case you're wondering, I will keep
you posted every step of the way. Now, we're also
banning Chinese investors. Trump administration should be applauded for it.
Chinese investors from purchasing farmland. That's a good thing. Maybe
you're wondering why I didn't bring up news that dropped
(29:29):
a couple hours ago. Hour ago. Maybe I saw it
that Brennan and Komi are under FBI criminal investigation right now.
I don't trust it. I'll put it that way. That's
why there. That's as much as I'm going to talk
about it until I learn more. I am very, very distrustful.
(29:52):
I'm call me when somebody's under threat of going to prison.
I'll put it to you that way. I will love that.
But my entire life I have wanted government people to
go to prison for the crimes they commit, and it's
pretty much never happened ever, especially from these agencies FBI, CIA.
(30:14):
Those people are more deserving of prison than half the
mafia figures in this country, and they never go. They're untouchable. Ah,
call me when it moves along. It's gonna take more
than a quick announcement to get me all lovey dovey
over it. If it's real, fine, then we'll see. I
(30:36):
know this. My retirement's gonna be okay because a gold Coe.
That's what I know. What, Chris, that's part of this.
We're still blowing up. The debt, the deficit. That's what's
crazy to me. Everybody, everybody who can do math, knows
there is a debt disaster coming. A bomb will go
(30:58):
off at some point in time. You cannot carry debt
like this, and everybody knows it, and no one wants
to stop it. No one will stop it ever, not Republicans,
not Democrats. You better make preparations. You better get a
hold of gold Co and let them fortify your retirement.
(31:19):
Let them get some physical gold or silver in your hands.
You know, get this, You know you could qualify for
up to fifteen grand in bonus silver, maybe even more.
Can't do it unless you call them. They'll give you
a free twenty twenty five gold and silver kit. I
should know. Just call them for it, say hey, I
(31:40):
want free kit eight five five eight one seven gold,
or go to Jesse likes goold dot com. At least
get the free kit. I mean, even Chris will get
that it's free after all. Did you see Rubio, Well,
not Rubio, but a Rubio imposter used AI generated voice
(32:04):
and text messages to text foreign ministers, high ranking foreign officials.
I brought this up not because the individual story is,
you know, earthshaking. But we're not going to be able
to trust anything very very shortly. You're going to look
(32:25):
at video of someone speaking and it's all going to
be fake. It's all going to be AI. Pictures are
already there. I mean, pictures are way past there. I
told you I because I'm forty three going on eighty three.
I looked up a trailer for a movie and I
was showing my sons and they both mocked me. They said, Dad,
that's not the real trailer. It's AI. It looked totally
(32:47):
real to me. I don't know. We are not going
to be able to trust a single thing. And I
don't know that anybody, myself included, has fully digested the
impact that's going to have on society. Speaking of digesting things,
let's listen to Stacy Abrams.
Speaker 3 (33:05):
It just happened in Texas. The fact that they slashed
the National Weather Service, whether or not that was the
direct approximate cause of those deaths, the fact that we're
having that conversation is the issue. The fact that we
aren't sure is the problem, and so we need to
hold to what we deserve. We should not be dissuaded,
(33:25):
especially as black women, as women of color, people of color,
we should not be convinced that we don't have power.
They are mad at us for a reason. There are
enough of us that we can change the outcome of elections,
but also change the outcome of power.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
Even had to throw in the race thing. She got
all the boxes checked. Anyway, that's the bad. Here's the good.
Listen to JD. Vanson, I like JD. Vance.
Speaker 4 (33:49):
When states, and of course we're in one right now,
start handing out these benefits to illegal aliens, they cheapen
the very meaning of citizenship. That refuses to make that
distinction will not stay a nation for very long.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
Isn't it so refreshing to finally have people on the
right speak like this, to finally know we're done. We're
slowly being done with the James Langford types. Oklahoma still
has a job to do in twenty twenty eight, but
we're slowly done with these types. We're moving on from
these useless Republican politicians who have sold us out and
(34:29):
sold and given our country away to every foreigner out there. Now.
This is the sector. Chief Greg Bovino blasting La Mayor
Karen Bass that don't work for you.
Speaker 5 (34:41):
The federal government is not leaving LA. I don't work
for Karen Bass. The federal government doesn't work for Karen Bass.
So we're going to be here till that missions accomplished,
as I said, and better get used to us now,
because this is going to be normal very soon.
Speaker 1 (34:57):
He sounds like a guy who loves his job. He's
a guy, what Chris tell me? That doesn't sound like
a guy who wakes up and he thinks, man, I'm
going to deport some foreigners today. He does. Just listen,
it's it's written all over his voice.
Speaker 5 (35:11):
I respect it to the federal government is not leaving LA.
I don't work for Karen Bass. The federal government doesn't
work for Karen Baths. So we're going to be here
till that missions accomplished, as I said, and better get
used to us now, because this is going to be
normal very soon.
Speaker 1 (35:29):
I'm here to chew bubble gum and de port Mexicans,
and I'm fresh out of bubble gum. I love this guy.
What Chris, That's great? I enjoy it. It's seriously And
now he has a headline, why you know, you know
the thing headlines? We didn't get to more countries paying
women to have babies. We all do that. It's called marriage.
(35:53):
Alaska Democrats turn on Lisa Murkowski. Oh, what a shock.
Lisa Murkowski's man to make everybody mad. What a horrible woman.
Hamas places bounties on American aid workers. You know, at
some point in time, when your entire society has been
laid to rubble, you should probably stop issuing these threats
to everybody and just kind of hunker down. Germany summons
(36:16):
Chinese ambassador over red Sea labor incident. I don't know why.
I just love that headline. It kind of sounds like
a Tom Clancy novel. I totally enjoy it. Lasers, what Chris?
Those are deadly. Democrat mocks drowned white Christian kids and
blames Cancel culture and cries sour grapes after being fired.
(36:39):
These communists, especially these communists women, they can't control their
mouths and they can't control their emotions, and so they
routine that go on social media and say the most
despicable things in the world, and then they look around
shocked when they get fired. It's great. Trump says us
to impose fifty percent copper tariff. Pharma levy may hit
(36:59):
two hundred percent. August first, all this stuff's coming. We'll
see how it goes. I will see you tomorrow. That's
all
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