July 10, 2025 • 37 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. The Jesse Kelly Show.
Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a spectacular Thursday.
I'm about to get upset about the lack of firings
at the Secret Service. We'll talk about that, we will
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do some emails. We'll discuss the evil of the Biden presidency.
How they threw a man in prison for posting funny
pictures online. Oh, that and so much more is coming
up on the final hour of the world famous Jesse
Kelly Show. Now here's the thing, and it's an obvious point,
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but it's apparently something that needs to be stated again
and again and again in this country. Punishment is not
a bad thing. We all need it from time to time.
I need it, You need it. We all need punishment,
and the level of punishment in life oftentimes should mirror
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the seriousness of the screw up. Wouldn't you agree? I
think you would agree with that. If let's say, for instance,
Jewish producer Chris screwed up the computer at work and
the Jesse Kelly Show wasn't able to go live some night.
(01:37):
Let's say that happened, Well, I mean, is it that important?
I know the show? It matters. I get that, it
matters to you, it matters to me, matters to advertisers.
So I mean, maybe Chris, I don't know, Maybe he
has to come in extra early the next date I'm
up the floors or something like that. But I don't
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think that's a fireable offense to you. I don't either.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
He screwed up. Was one night's bad computer. Maybe I
don't buy him a cheese steak the next day. It's okay,
it's not the end of the world. It's a radio show.
It didn't go out, Okay, we got it.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Okay. What if, though, what if you were attached to
the Secret Service? Everybody knows what the Secret Service is,
been around a very long time, and everybody knows how
important that job is. When you become president of the
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United States of America current former and maybe potentially another one,
there are going to be violent people who want to
kill you. It's inevitable. It's not even political party wise.
Presidents get shot. Presidents get killed. When you rise to
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that level, people want to kill kill you. So many
people want to kill our president that we had to
come up with a protective service and their job. It's
not their entire job. They do other things, but their
main focus is protecting the life of the president of
the United States of America, current and former. And I
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think I think you would probably agree with me that
that's a little bit more important than the Jesse Kelly
show going out on the air. It's more important than
Chris screwing up the computer. So, if you are on
the Secret Service, if you are part of that detail,
and let's say I don't know, just for the sake
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of argument, Let's say the former and potentially future President
Donald Trump has a political rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and
as a member of the Secret Service, you allow some deranged,
violent freak to enter the premises with a long gun,
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I might point out, it's not like he was in
there with a derringer or something like that. You allowed
somebody with a long gun to gain access to the venue.
That alone is horrific, horrific. If nothing else happened, then
some crazy nutball got a long gun into the venue,
that would alone be a fireable offense and possibly prison time.
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That's how important the job of Secret Service isge But wait,
there's more. You allowed him to enter the venue, You
allowed him to recon you allowed him to climb up
to the top of a building, a building that should
have been secured. You should have either had people on
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it and or had eyes on it permanently. Why you ask,
because the building was approximately one hundred and fifty yards
away from where the President was speaking in an elevated position.
Speaker 3 (05:04):
The most amateur person in the world, you don't even
have to be trained in protection. The most amateur person
in the world would know to stand on that stage
where Donald Trump was standing and look at that building
and say, we need somebody there, that's for sure.
Speaker 1 (05:23):
And yet Donald Trump took that stage in Butler, Pennsylvania
almost almost exactly a year. It'll be a year in
three days, I believe a year ago. Donald Trump took
that stage in Butler, Pennsylvania, and the Secret Service did
not stop the man who came in with the long gun,
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and they did not secure the building. And that assassin.
I just really need to make this point over and
over and over again. That assassin. He was successful. You
know that. I don't know his accomplices, no accomplices alone,
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I don't know, but you understand, he did an amazing job.
He got a weapon in there, he got up on
the perch he needed to get up on, and not
only that he made the shot. Donald Trump turns his head.
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You can't picture, you can't anticipate that as an assassin.
Donald Trump turns his head at the exact right moment
were you and me we watched Donald Trump's brains get
blown out on that stage. I just want you to
think for a moment, where we are not just now
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as a country, where are we in the aftermath of that.
I underranged democrat freak blows Donald Trump's head off, and
you watch it because you would have. It was on CNN,
your children watch it. Chris said, it would have been
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civil war. I don't know if I'd go that far,
but I don't know that I wouldn't. And that happened
because of the Secret Service. Today it was announced I'm calm.
The Secret Service suspended six agents tasked with protecting the
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president during that assassination attempt. The suspensions range from ten
to forty two days. Ten days, you allowed an assassin
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to take a rooftop one hundred and fifty meters from
the President of the United States of America and shoot
him in the ear, and you'll be back to work
by church next Sunday, ten days. Let me ask you something,
Secret Service, Federal government, anybody who may be listening, What
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does that tell me, as an American citizen about how
seriously you take your role? How serious do you take
your job when you failed so badly We almost watched
Donald Trump die and you are going to take ten
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days off and come back to work. How am the
world Am I supposed to take any of you people
seriously when this is how seriously you take yourself. I
suppose to show any level of respect to the Secret Service.
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I understand it's supposed to be this revered institution and
these tough guys with the glasses and the ear pieces,
and they'll take it below. I understand. But I'm supposed
to think about the Secret Service. You essentially allowed Donald
Trump to die in a preventable assassination attempt, and you
suspended people for ten days. Any serious? Is that serious?
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I'm supposed to celebrate this. I see all the headlines
today's Secret Service agents suspended, suspended. You know in serious
situations you can face prison time for mistakes. You realize
that historically, including in the United States of America. Did
you know did you know that we add a large
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number of military command court martialed during and after World
War II for mistakes. Well, we're not even talking to
farious why, Well, the situation was so serious. We don't
have time for mistakes, and you have to, with your
disciplinary action send a message to everyone else that when
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it's serious, we don't have time for mistakes. Get it right.
Ten days? Fuck, how serious do you want me to
take you? Ten days? Good grief, Let's do some emails.
I don't even have the heart to say anything more
about it. I'm so grossed out by this government. What
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a bunch of losers. Anyway, let's talk about Hillsdale College.
They're not losers. Hillsdale College. They'll teach you history for free.
Maybe you're interested in learning about Athens. Athens doesn't get
near the love from guys that Sparta does, because you know,
Sparta's out there sword and spear type thing. But you know,
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we can trace a lot of how we formed our
country back to Athens. Did you know that? You know?
Hillsdale College will teach you about it. He'll teach you
about capitalism. And maybe you're sitting there thinking, well, Jesse,
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We'll be back. He doesn't care if you believe him,
but he's right, Jesse Kelly. It is the jes See
Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday, reminding you that tomorrow's
asked doctor Jesse Friday, and you need to get your
questions emailed in now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
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Just one more word on this before we get to
the emails. Jewish producer Chris asked me what I would
have done. It's quite simple. I would have fired every
single Secret Service agent that day, every single one of
them that was on the ground that day, everyone responsible
for that entire thing. And then from there I would
have decided who gets charges pressed against them for criminal negligence.
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Maybe you can say, Jesse, that's too far, that's too far,
it's harsh, it's harsh. It's a very harsh job and
a harsh world when your job is stopping people from
murdering the president of the United States of America. If
you're not interested in harsh punishments like that, go teach kindergarten.
At Secret Service, it's life or death. Nations rest on
your ability to do your job. And the reason I
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would want everybody suspended, everybody fired, and then some people
thrown in prison is to say and a message to
every other member of the Secret Service that our job
is deadly freaking serious, deadly serious, and failure to do
your job can end the country. What if Jewish producer
Chris is right, it would have been a civil war.
I don't know that I would go that far, but
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it would have been bad. Remember, miraculously, just in quite
a coincidence, Donald Trump was not the nominee yet everyone
else had dropped out. He was going to be the nominee.
But remember you don't officially become the nominee until the convention.
The convention was two weeks after Butler, I know, I
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was at the convention. What in the world does the
Republican Party do if it's almost nominee gets his head
blown off two weeks before the convention. Really weird how
that assassination would have lined up so well for the
communists too. Anyway, suspension for ten days, even forty two days,
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that's an embarrassment, that's a sabbatical. Yeah, let's move on, meals.
That's so tired of these people. Master beaver hunter, we
all know you are the best beaver hunter. But I
have a question. Do you just hunt them or do
you also eat the beaver? Uh? I absolutely eat beaver. Now,
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let me explain. Let me explain what makes an animal tasty?
Why are Why are cows delicious? Well, they eat grass,
they eat they they're fat and they eat grass, they
eat that kind of thing. Are Why are elk delicious?
Why are chickens? It's all about what you eat?
Speaker 4 (14:52):
Right?
Speaker 1 (14:53):
What do beavers eat? Would beavers swallow wood? Therefore beaver's
got to be delicious, right, I would assume unless the
beaver has been swallowing bad wood, I would assume the
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beaver is delicious. Yeah, absolutely, all day, all day, Jesse.
Can I just say that weather predictions are well, I
can't say that. That's a potty word. He doesn't believe them.
I'll say that they're beep. Can we have something about
forecasts and the weather are fifty percent at best? Love
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you brother, and so on. Okay, so I'm going to
tell you something about weather forecasts that you may know
and you may not know. So if this is not
new information, just kind of blow it off. But our
weather forecasts accurate. It depends on where you live. Remember,
I have lived all over the United States of America.
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I'm born in Ohio, moved them Montana when I was ten, California, Arizona, Washington,
d C. Which was basically Virginia, all over Texas. I
have been around. I have in the states I haven't
lived in. I have visited in Houston, Texas, the Houston
area where I am now. Forecasts are insanely accurate. Insanely accurate.
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It's almost weird how they get it right. They will
tell you Wow. I mean, next Tuesday at three pm,
expect some showers. And next Tuesday at two thirty the
showers will roll in Montana. Don't even look at the
weather forecast. It has happened to me more times than
I can count. In fact, I just visited Montana not
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long ago, and I'm telling you this right now. There
was no rain in the forecast. None, and it dumped
for a half hour. And this is not even the
weather man's fault. There's something about the mountain West, the
Rocky Mountains. I'm assuming it's a mountainous thing. We're gonna
have all kinds of super smart science nerds who email
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in and give me the reason why. But weather forecasts
are laughed off as a ridiculous joke in Montana. They
might generally roughly get the temperature, but if you're looking
for well, I'll put it to you this way. One
of my buddies in Montana, let's talk to him. The
other day. He was fishing. He was trout fishing, fly
fishing in the Madison River, and he looked at the
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forecast to figure out what to wear, and everything sees
it's gonna be hot. I think it was eighties. It
was gonna be in the eighties. That day gets out
to the Madison, it is in the eighties. Life is good,
no rain in the forecast. He's out there for an
hour and he said it was like something out of
the movies. The sky just turned black over the mountains
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and the temperature dropped twenty five degrees started dumping on him.
He almost went hypothermic. With no rain in the forecast.
There's something about the Mountain West. It cannot be predicted accurately.
What Chris Chris said, how do you prepare for that?
You have to learn layers. You just do. And like
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when you go hiking here, when you go out to
the mountains, you always always keep something that will keep
you dry and warm. Always, well, it's eighty degrees. No no, no, no, no,
you put that jacket in your pack. You have no
idea when you'll need it. Let's do some more emails.
Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
(18:36):
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic Thursday. Member. If you missed any part
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Spotify iTunes. That's clear. Some emails out in just a moment.
But before we do that, I have to play Michelle
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Obama and Julia Luis Streyfus again talking about how horrible
it is to be a woman in this country. And
I just want to I want to go and rewind
back to the conversation we had yesterday. Remember that Communism
is the religion of the malcontent, and that here in
the United States of America because so many people have
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it so good. No matter which various communist group you have,
the climate change nutters of the fake black civil rights stuff,
or the feminists or whatever it is, it's not just
that you have to find the malcontents that exist. You
have to find the mal contents that exist, and then
through a relentless propaganda effort, you have to create more
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of them. And you create more of them by endlessly
getting on the television, getting on a podcast. No matter
your lot in life, no matter how great you have it,
you have to get on and convince people that this
place sucks.
Speaker 5 (19:55):
Now, women, we have so many landmindes and barriers, and
don't send limitations. I think it's important for all guys listening,
especially men raising daughters, to realize that that that difference,
you know, and that that thing that inadvertently, as you
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were loving and raising these beautiful girls, there are so
many rules then make us small.
Speaker 6 (20:23):
Baked in without our knowing it, you know, And I
wish I could. I mean, I well, you know, I
remember people saying, oh, well, she's a female doctor as
opposed to just she's a doctor.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
That's why you sent your baby girl off to Virginia
Tech University. And she was beautiful, and she was eighteen
and she listened when you said something, and she said
please and thank you. And a year later you got
back an ugly, fat freak who hates your freaking guts.
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That's why. Because they have to find new malcontents, and
so they constantly preach to them how bad they have it.
That's exactly like the black pastor that gets up and
explains to the black congregation about how oppressed they are.
Slavery still exists, over and over and over again. You
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must nurture new malcontents, create, recruit, nurture new malcontents. I've
got it bad. I've got it bad. I don't have
a chance. I don't have a chance. Imagine sitting there,
two millionaires who fly private jets everywhere they go, steak dinners,
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any financial concern you have in your life. Those two
don't even remember what they are. And Michelle Obama got
there without any discernible skills. At least, the other lady
is an act. She can act, I mean a little bit.
She can say some funny things. All Michelle Obama did
was Mary Barack, and now she wants for nothing, and
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yet she knows she must recruit, she must nurture the
next generation of miserable women who will think they're victims
at all times. Yeah, Jesse Love the Show wondered if
you might take the opportunity to honor the brave helicopter
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rescue team during the Texas flood. Sounds like he rescued
over one hundred people. I don't know all the details,
but it seems like an awesome story. Well, there are
a lot of awesome stories, and this is one of them,
no question about it. He's talking about the coast Guard guy.
We did honor him the other night, played a bunch
of audio how selfless he was. So he's someone who's
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been honored on the show. But remember that Americans are
really really good, good a lot of them, not all
of them. There are a lot of people Democrats, who
are pieces of trash, But there are a lot of Americans,
huge percentages of them, that are really really good. And
you see this, This comes out in tragedy, and I
have seen this time and time again with tragedy in
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this country, even in my own area, even here in Houston.
Remember Hurricane Harvey. A lot of people don't remember it
because there's always a new hurricane, there's always a new disaster.
But Hurricane Harvey a few years back shows up in Houston.
It was a weird thing, and that the winds weren't
that bad, but the hurricane got over Houston and kind
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of stopped. I'd never seen it before. Normally, you know
they're blowing through. This one got over us. The skies
opened up and they just stayed there. And the flooding
was like nothing you've ever seen. My house did not
get flooded, but I could not get in my truck
and drive a mile in any direction. Every road was
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flooded out, everything underwater. It was just people were drowning.
It was drowning. It was the whole place was underwater.
I thought that was one of the most inspiring times
I've I can remember in my entire life. And I
know that's hard to say. How could you say it's inspiring.
People are dying, people are losing it all, And yes,
all that tragedy was there. Man, everyone I knew just rallied.
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It was just the thing you did. Hey man, you
got a boat, Hey, so and so stranded over there. Well,
let's go get them. Hey, who's got this? Who needs help?
Who needs water? Well we have to go get that.
Do we have an old lady, she's stuck in a home,
Let's go carry her out. It was overwhelming, the freaking
Cajun Navy from Louisiana. They came over here like an army,
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storming in people from all over. It's not just Louisiana.
But Americans are good and there are still so many brave,
good people in this country. And you mentioned that Coastguard hero.
Remember you know how we do Medal of Honor Monday.
Every Monday. Every Monday, we read a medal of honor citation,
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and we honor a hero and we remember his deeds
and things like that. And it is easy in this
day and age to say things like, Wow, I wish
men like that still existed. I wish we still had
men like that. We do have men like that, we do.
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They're all across the military, firefighters, police, Coast Guard. We
have people like that, and not even in a you know,
a branch of service. Men like that still exist all
over the place. And you see it when the chips
are down this this Texas flood. This this horrible, horrible
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Texas flood in Kerrville. I talked to a lady yesterday.
Get wrap your mind around this. She was from Boston
and she was older lady, sixties I think sixties seventies,
and her daughter, she has an adult daughter, and her
daughter was married and they lived in Currville, Texas. And
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I was asked, said, okay, is she okay? Is everything okay?
Mom saw there were storms coming and nagged her daughter
to death until her daughter and her husband packed up
and went and just stayed with Mom for a couple
of days. Their house washed away in that flood. So
we were talking about the flood and the aftermath of
the flood. They have so many people, they're turning people away.
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I'm not saying don't go help, because there are plenty
of places that still need your help if you find it,
but so many supplies. They're having to find warehouses on
where to store everything. And I'm not telling you not
to send any more supplies. They may need it. Remember
Hurricane Helen. Everything get did in North Carolina, Tennessee. Remember that,
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and the devastation was terrible. It is still I'm not
dismissing it. But Americans rallied the Amish. Did you know this?
Did you know the Amish in the aftermath of Hurricane
Helen have been down there building homes. You don't know
it because they're Amish and they're not putting stories up
on Instagram. The Amish have been down there just helping,
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just being God's hands in God's feet, helping people who've
lost it all. There is still a lot of good
in this country, and when people get too down out,
everything's hopeless. Everything's hopeless. I want to invite you to
leave your area. Go out to rural America, wherever it
may be. It doesn't have to be a red steak.
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Go out to rural New York, rural California, go to Montana,
go to Kansas, go to Nebraska. Go go to rural America.
If you think always lost in everybody's a scumbag, and
you will see otherwise. And make sure you bring your
male vitality stack from chalk when you go, or your
female vitality stack, because you don't want to get there
and run out of energy. You need some natural herbal
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supplements in your life. You do natural herbal supplements. You
may not even realize what's going on. Let me ask you,
do you get depressed? Sometimes just all of a sudden,
you'll be down. When's the last time you got your
testosterone checked? Remember that story I read you, seventy four
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year old man with the t levels of a twenty
year old because he's been on a male vitality stack
for a year. Naturally, stop jamming needles in your arm ladies.
They have a female vitality stack for you. We've had
older women email the show and say that they don't
even want to nap anymore. They're just ready to go
all day, every day. All of us can ensould feel
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Catch up Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on
what has been a wonderful Thursday, And it's not even
gonna be as good as tomorrow is gonna be, because
that's asked doctor Jesse Friday. That means you need to
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email your questions whatever you want to know Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. All three hours tomorrow are dedicated
to you now, John Brennan, Look, haven't been talking about
it much as you know, John Brennan, James Comy under
criminal investigation. I'm cynical enough to think that neither of
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these guys are ever going to spend a day in jail,
John Brennan. He's all over the news saying things like this.
Speaker 4 (30:03):
I keep thinking, Okay, this is the authoritarian playbook. We've
seen this play out so many times, and unfortunately, I
think we're seeing it play out. And I really am
very worried that what we're seeing now in this chapter
of American history is a sad deterioration of I think,
the respect for the rule of law and for our
system of government. And if a president of the United
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States is willing to weaponize intelligence and justice and law
enforcement investigators and the people who head up these departments
and agencies are willing to bow to it, we really
are in deep, deep trouble, which was why I think
so many people are worried about the direction this country
is taking.
Speaker 1 (30:46):
Did you catch the part in there, the part about
the agencies and the people who head up these agencies
are willing to bow to it. That's the most important
part about that. What's he saying. Remember the communist is
always a communist first, and wherever he takes power, he
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will use that power on behalf of the revolution. John Brennan.
John Brennan did this as the head of the Central
Intelligence Agency. Now I was complaining earlier about secret Service
agents getting suspended. John Brennan using that role to attack
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the Republican nominee. That is, I mean, a life sentence
should be the bare minimum. I'll put it that way.
That is such a huge deal, such an evil act
to do that. But for John Brennan, he wouldn't consider
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doing anything else. You only rise to the position of
CIA director, so you can use the CIA for the revolution.
That's the only purpose in it. And you heard what
he said. I'll play it one more time for you
heard what he said. What he's essentially saying is what
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I did using my role to politic for the revolution.
Everybody should still be doing that. Donald Trump's head of
the FBI, head of the CIA. They should all be
fighting for the revolution the way I fought for the revolution.
Speaker 5 (32:34):
Women, we have some minutes totally the.
Speaker 1 (32:37):
Wrong one, pressed the wrong button, Chris did that way
to go, Chris.
Speaker 4 (32:40):
I keep thinking, Okay, this is the authoritarian playbook. We've
seen this play out so many times, and unfortunately, I
think we're seeing him play out. And I really am
very worried that what we're seeing now in this chapter
of American history is a sad deterioration of I think,
the respect for the rule of law and for our
system of government. And if a president unized States is
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willing to weaponize intelligence and justice and law enforcement investigators
and the people who headed these departments and agencies are
willing to bow to it, we really are.
Speaker 1 (33:17):
He's calling for the same kind of resistance he did.
He's not only not sorry. As a communist, that's what
you do with power, That's what the communist believes you
do with power. Do you see this inside Philadelphia's public
libraries Palestine story time events where kids are taught to
make protest art promoting Palestinian liberation. If you head up
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the public library in Philadelphia, they may not be CIA director,
but you know you're supposed to use that for the revolution,
and so you do. He's always a communist. First, Now,
let me clear something up before we get to maybe
another email and headlines and things like that. When I
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talk to you about legacy box, let me just explain
that I'm not a technical person, as you know. And
when I say things like digitize your photos, that sounds
very technical. And I know that's how it sounds, because
that's how it sounded to me. Digitize my photos. I
don't under hold on what do I have to do?
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Let me explain. You just take your pictures that the
hard copy pictures you have, or your home movies or
Super eight tapes, whatever you have, and you just put
them in a box. That's it. Even I can do that.
You don't have to do anything. But it actually gets better.
You don't send this box to China. You don't send
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this box to some foreign country or somebody who doesn't
even speak English. You'll be rifling through your personal photos
you send to people who are part of my family
in Tennessee. And when they get your photos, I hope
you don't think that they just dump them in some
big computer bin or something. They hand digitize your stuff.
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just wanted to remind you his name is Douglas Mackie.
He was horribly wronged by the federal government. I want
to remind you that Democrats, Democrat politicians, certainly that Joe
Biden government, were as evil and maoist as any government
on the planet, and they threw every Republican in prison
they possibly could, and promised to throw more in prison
until Donald Trump won that election. Electing Democrats nationally is
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worked with the c i A, and maybe, just maybe
that's why all the damaging evidence is gone tomorrow, is
asked doctor Jesse Friday. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. The Jesse Kelly Show.
Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a spectacular Thursday.
I'm about to get upset about the lack of firings
at the Secret Service. We'll talk about that, we will
(00:31):
do some emails. We'll discuss the evil of the Biden presidency.
How they threw a man in prison for posting funny
pictures online. Oh, that and so much more is coming
up on the final hour of the world famous Jesse
Kelly Show. Now here's the thing, and it's an obvious point,
(00:53):
but it's apparently something that needs to be stated again
and again and again in this country. Punishment is not
a bad thing. We all need it from time to time.
I need it, You need it. We all need punishment,
and the level of punishment in life oftentimes should mirror
(01:17):
the seriousness of the screw up. Wouldn't you agree? I
think you would agree with that. If let's say, for instance,
Jewish producer Chris screwed up the computer at work and
the Jesse Kelly Show wasn't able to go live some night.
(01:37):
Let's say that happened, Well, I mean, is it that important?
I know the show? It matters. I get that, it
matters to you, it matters to me, matters to advertisers.
So I mean, maybe Chris, I don't know, Maybe he
has to come in extra early the next date I'm
up the floors or something like that. But I don't
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think that's a fireable offense to you. I don't either.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
He screwed up. Was one night's bad computer. Maybe I
don't buy him a cheese steak the next day. It's okay,
it's not the end of the world. It's a radio show.
It didn't go out, Okay, we got it.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Okay. What if, though, what if you were attached to
the Secret Service? Everybody knows what the Secret Service is,
been around a very long time, and everybody knows how
important that job is. When you become president of the
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United States of America current former and maybe potentially another one,
there are going to be violent people who want to
kill you. It's inevitable. It's not even political party wise.
Presidents get shot. Presidents get killed. When you rise to
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that level, people want to kill kill you. So many
people want to kill our president that we had to
come up with a protective service and their job. It's
not their entire job. They do other things, but their
main focus is protecting the life of the president of
the United States of America, current and former. And I
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think I think you would probably agree with me that
that's a little bit more important than the Jesse Kelly
show going out on the air. It's more important than
Chris screwing up the computer. So, if you are on
the Secret Service, if you are part of that detail,
and let's say I don't know, just for the sake
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of argument, Let's say the former and potentially future President
Donald Trump has a political rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and
as a member of the Secret Service, you allow some deranged,
violent freak to enter the premises with a long gun,
(04:03):
I might point out, it's not like he was in
there with a derringer or something like that. You allowed
somebody with a long gun to gain access to the venue.
That alone is horrific, horrific. If nothing else happened, then
some crazy nutball got a long gun into the venue,
that would alone be a fireable offense and possibly prison time.
(04:28):
That's how important the job of Secret Service isge But wait,
there's more. You allowed him to enter the venue, You
allowed him to recon you allowed him to climb up
to the top of a building, a building that should
have been secured. You should have either had people on
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it and or had eyes on it permanently. Why you ask,
because the building was approximately one hundred and fifty yards
away from where the President was speaking in an elevated position.
Speaker 3 (05:04):
The most amateur person in the world, you don't even
have to be trained in protection. The most amateur person
in the world would know to stand on that stage
where Donald Trump was standing and look at that building
and say, we need somebody there, that's for sure.
Speaker 1 (05:23):
And yet Donald Trump took that stage in Butler, Pennsylvania
almost almost exactly a year. It'll be a year in
three days, I believe a year ago. Donald Trump took
that stage in Butler, Pennsylvania, and the Secret Service did
not stop the man who came in with the long gun,
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and they did not secure the building. And that assassin.
I just really need to make this point over and
over and over again. That assassin. He was successful. You
know that. I don't know his accomplices, no accomplices alone,
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I don't know, but you understand, he did an amazing job.
He got a weapon in there, he got up on
the perch he needed to get up on, and not
only that he made the shot. Donald Trump turns his head.
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You can't picture, you can't anticipate that as an assassin.
Donald Trump turns his head at the exact right moment
were you and me we watched Donald Trump's brains get
blown out on that stage. I just want you to
think for a moment, where we are not just now
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as a country, where are we in the aftermath of that.
I underranged democrat freak blows Donald Trump's head off, and
you watch it because you would have. It was on CNN,
your children watch it. Chris said, it would have been
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civil war. I don't know if I'd go that far,
but I don't know that I wouldn't. And that happened
because of the Secret Service. Today it was announced I'm calm.
The Secret Service suspended six agents tasked with protecting the
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president during that assassination attempt. The suspensions range from ten
to forty two days. Ten days, you allowed an assassin
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to take a rooftop one hundred and fifty meters from
the President of the United States of America and shoot
him in the ear, and you'll be back to work
by church next Sunday, ten days. Let me ask you something,
Secret Service, Federal government, anybody who may be listening, What
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does that tell me, as an American citizen about how
seriously you take your role? How serious do you take
your job when you failed so badly We almost watched
Donald Trump die and you are going to take ten
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days off and come back to work. How am the
world Am I supposed to take any of you people
seriously when this is how seriously you take yourself. I
suppose to show any level of respect to the Secret Service.
(09:04):
I understand it's supposed to be this revered institution and
these tough guys with the glasses and the ear pieces,
and they'll take it below. I understand. But I'm supposed
to think about the Secret Service. You essentially allowed Donald
Trump to die in a preventable assassination attempt, and you
suspended people for ten days. Any serious? Is that serious?
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I'm supposed to celebrate this. I see all the headlines
today's Secret Service agents suspended, suspended. You know in serious
situations you can face prison time for mistakes. You realize
that historically, including in the United States of America. Did
you know did you know that we add a large
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number of military command court martialed during and after World
War II for mistakes. Well, we're not even talking to
farious why, Well, the situation was so serious. We don't
have time for mistakes, and you have to, with your
disciplinary action send a message to everyone else that when
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it's serious, we don't have time for mistakes. Get it right.
Ten days? Fuck, how serious do you want me to
take you? Ten days? Good grief, Let's do some emails.
I don't even have the heart to say anything more
about it. I'm so grossed out by this government. What
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a bunch of losers. Anyway, let's talk about Hillsdale College.
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Maybe you're interested in learning about Athens. Athens doesn't get
near the love from guys that Sparta does, because you know,
Sparta's out there sword and spear type thing. But you know,
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we can trace a lot of how we formed our
country back to Athens. Did you know that? You know?
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We'll be back. He doesn't care if you believe him,
but he's right, Jesse Kelly. It is the jes See
Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday, reminding you that tomorrow's
asked doctor Jesse Friday, and you need to get your
questions emailed in now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
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Just one more word on this before we get to
the emails. Jewish producer Chris asked me what I would
have done. It's quite simple. I would have fired every
single Secret Service agent that day, every single one of
them that was on the ground that day, everyone responsible
for that entire thing. And then from there I would
have decided who gets charges pressed against them for criminal negligence.
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Maybe you can say, Jesse, that's too far, that's too far,
it's harsh, it's harsh. It's a very harsh job and
a harsh world when your job is stopping people from
murdering the president of the United States of America. If
you're not interested in harsh punishments like that, go teach kindergarten.
At Secret Service, it's life or death. Nations rest on
your ability to do your job. And the reason I
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would want everybody suspended, everybody fired, and then some people
thrown in prison is to say and a message to
every other member of the Secret Service that our job
is deadly freaking serious, deadly serious, and failure to do
your job can end the country. What if Jewish producer
Chris is right, it would have been a civil war.
I don't know that I would go that far, but
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it would have been bad. Remember, miraculously, just in quite
a coincidence, Donald Trump was not the nominee yet everyone
else had dropped out. He was going to be the nominee.
But remember you don't officially become the nominee until the convention.
The convention was two weeks after Butler, I know, I
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was at the convention. What in the world does the
Republican Party do if it's almost nominee gets his head
blown off two weeks before the convention. Really weird how
that assassination would have lined up so well for the
communists too. Anyway, suspension for ten days, even forty two days,
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that's an embarrassment, that's a sabbatical. Yeah, let's move on, meals.
That's so tired of these people. Master beaver hunter, we
all know you are the best beaver hunter. But I
have a question. Do you just hunt them or do
you also eat the beaver? Uh? I absolutely eat beaver. Now,
(14:30):
let me explain. Let me explain what makes an animal tasty?
Why are Why are cows delicious? Well, they eat grass,
they eat they they're fat and they eat grass, they
eat that kind of thing. Are Why are elk delicious?
Why are chickens? It's all about what you eat?
Speaker 4 (14:52):
Right?
Speaker 1 (14:53):
What do beavers eat? Would beavers swallow wood? Therefore beaver's
got to be delicious, right, I would assume unless the
beaver has been swallowing bad wood, I would assume the
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beaver is delicious. Yeah, absolutely, all day, all day, Jesse.
Can I just say that weather predictions are well, I
can't say that. That's a potty word. He doesn't believe them.
I'll say that they're beep. Can we have something about
forecasts and the weather are fifty percent at best? Love
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you brother, and so on. Okay, so I'm going to
tell you something about weather forecasts that you may know
and you may not know. So if this is not
new information, just kind of blow it off. But our
weather forecasts accurate. It depends on where you live. Remember,
I have lived all over the United States of America.
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I'm born in Ohio, moved them Montana when I was ten, California, Arizona, Washington,
d C. Which was basically Virginia, all over Texas. I
have been around. I have in the states I haven't
lived in. I have visited in Houston, Texas, the Houston
area where I am now. Forecasts are insanely accurate. Insanely accurate.
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It's almost weird how they get it right. They will
tell you Wow. I mean, next Tuesday at three pm,
expect some showers. And next Tuesday at two thirty the
showers will roll in Montana. Don't even look at the
weather forecast. It has happened to me more times than
I can count. In fact, I just visited Montana not
(16:46):
long ago, and I'm telling you this right now. There
was no rain in the forecast. None, and it dumped
for a half hour. And this is not even the
weather man's fault. There's something about the mountain West, the
Rocky Mountains. I'm assuming it's a mountainous thing. We're gonna
have all kinds of super smart science nerds who email
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in and give me the reason why. But weather forecasts
are laughed off as a ridiculous joke in Montana. They
might generally roughly get the temperature, but if you're looking
for well, I'll put it to you this way. One
of my buddies in Montana, let's talk to him. The
other day. He was fishing. He was trout fishing, fly
fishing in the Madison River, and he looked at the
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forecast to figure out what to wear, and everything sees
it's gonna be hot. I think it was eighties. It
was gonna be in the eighties. That day gets out
to the Madison, it is in the eighties. Life is good,
no rain in the forecast. He's out there for an
hour and he said it was like something out of
the movies. The sky just turned black over the mountains
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and the temperature dropped twenty five degrees started dumping on him.
He almost went hypothermic. With no rain in the forecast.
There's something about the Mountain West. It cannot be predicted accurately.
What Chris Chris said, how do you prepare for that?
You have to learn layers. You just do. And like
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when you go hiking here, when you go out to
the mountains, you always always keep something that will keep
you dry and warm. Always, well, it's eighty degrees. No no, no, no, no,
you put that jacket in your pack. You have no
idea when you'll need it. Let's do some more emails.
Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
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The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic Thursday. Member. If you missed any part
of the show, you can download the whole thing on iHeart,
Spotify iTunes. That's clear. Some emails out in just a moment.
But before we do that, I have to play Michelle
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Obama and Julia Luis Streyfus again talking about how horrible
it is to be a woman in this country. And
I just want to I want to go and rewind
back to the conversation we had yesterday. Remember that Communism
is the religion of the malcontent, and that here in
the United States of America because so many people have
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it so good. No matter which various communist group you have,
the climate change nutters of the fake black civil rights stuff,
or the feminists or whatever it is, it's not just
that you have to find the malcontents that exist. You
have to find the mal contents that exist, and then
through a relentless propaganda effort, you have to create more
(19:41):
of them. And you create more of them by endlessly
getting on the television, getting on a podcast. No matter
your lot in life, no matter how great you have it,
you have to get on and convince people that this
place sucks.
Speaker 5 (19:55):
Now, women, we have so many landmindes and barriers, and
don't send limitations. I think it's important for all guys listening,
especially men raising daughters, to realize that that that difference,
you know, and that that thing that inadvertently, as you
(20:17):
were loving and raising these beautiful girls, there are so
many rules then make us small.
Speaker 6 (20:23):
Baked in without our knowing it, you know, And I
wish I could. I mean, I well, you know, I
remember people saying, oh, well, she's a female doctor as
opposed to just she's a doctor.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
That's why you sent your baby girl off to Virginia
Tech University. And she was beautiful, and she was eighteen
and she listened when you said something, and she said
please and thank you. And a year later you got
back an ugly, fat freak who hates your freaking guts.
(20:58):
That's why. Because they have to find new malcontents, and
so they constantly preach to them how bad they have it.
That's exactly like the black pastor that gets up and
explains to the black congregation about how oppressed they are.
Slavery still exists, over and over and over again. You
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must nurture new malcontents, create, recruit, nurture new malcontents. I've
got it bad. I've got it bad. I don't have
a chance. I don't have a chance. Imagine sitting there,
two millionaires who fly private jets everywhere they go, steak dinners,
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any financial concern you have in your life. Those two
don't even remember what they are. And Michelle Obama got
there without any discernible skills. At least, the other lady
is an act. She can act, I mean a little bit.
She can say some funny things. All Michelle Obama did
was Mary Barack, and now she wants for nothing, and
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yet she knows she must recruit, she must nurture the
next generation of miserable women who will think they're victims
at all times. Yeah, Jesse Love the Show wondered if
you might take the opportunity to honor the brave helicopter
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rescue team during the Texas flood. Sounds like he rescued
over one hundred people. I don't know all the details,
but it seems like an awesome story. Well, there are
a lot of awesome stories, and this is one of them,
no question about it. He's talking about the coast Guard guy.
We did honor him the other night, played a bunch
of audio how selfless he was. So he's someone who's
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been honored on the show. But remember that Americans are
really really good, good a lot of them, not all
of them. There are a lot of people Democrats, who
are pieces of trash, But there are a lot of Americans,
huge percentages of them, that are really really good. And
you see this, This comes out in tragedy, and I
have seen this time and time again with tragedy in
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this country, even in my own area, even here in Houston.
Remember Hurricane Harvey. A lot of people don't remember it
because there's always a new hurricane, there's always a new disaster.
But Hurricane Harvey a few years back shows up in Houston.
It was a weird thing, and that the winds weren't
that bad, but the hurricane got over Houston and kind
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of stopped. I'd never seen it before. Normally, you know
they're blowing through. This one got over us. The skies
opened up and they just stayed there. And the flooding
was like nothing you've ever seen. My house did not
get flooded, but I could not get in my truck
and drive a mile in any direction. Every road was
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flooded out, everything underwater. It was just people were drowning.
It was drowning. It was the whole place was underwater.
I thought that was one of the most inspiring times
I've I can remember in my entire life. And I
know that's hard to say. How could you say it's inspiring.
People are dying, people are losing it all, And yes,
all that tragedy was there. Man, everyone I knew just rallied.
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It was just the thing you did. Hey man, you
got a boat, Hey, so and so stranded over there. Well,
let's go get them. Hey, who's got this? Who needs help?
Who needs water? Well we have to go get that.
Do we have an old lady, she's stuck in a home,
Let's go carry her out. It was overwhelming, the freaking
Cajun Navy from Louisiana. They came over here like an army,
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storming in people from all over. It's not just Louisiana.
But Americans are good and there are still so many brave,
good people in this country. And you mentioned that Coastguard hero.
Remember you know how we do Medal of Honor Monday.
Every Monday. Every Monday, we read a medal of honor citation,
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and we honor a hero and we remember his deeds
and things like that. And it is easy in this
day and age to say things like, Wow, I wish
men like that still existed. I wish we still had
men like that. We do have men like that, we do.
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They're all across the military, firefighters, police, Coast Guard. We
have people like that, and not even in a you know,
a branch of service. Men like that still exist all
over the place. And you see it when the chips
are down this this Texas flood. This this horrible, horrible
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Texas flood in Kerrville. I talked to a lady yesterday.
Get wrap your mind around this. She was from Boston
and she was older lady, sixties I think sixties seventies,
and her daughter, she has an adult daughter, and her
daughter was married and they lived in Currville, Texas. And
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I was asked, said, okay, is she okay? Is everything okay?
Mom saw there were storms coming and nagged her daughter
to death until her daughter and her husband packed up
and went and just stayed with Mom for a couple
of days. Their house washed away in that flood. So
we were talking about the flood and the aftermath of
the flood. They have so many people, they're turning people away.
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I'm not saying don't go help, because there are plenty
of places that still need your help if you find it,
but so many supplies. They're having to find warehouses on
where to store everything. And I'm not telling you not
to send any more supplies. They may need it. Remember
Hurricane Helen. Everything get did in North Carolina, Tennessee. Remember that,
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and the devastation was terrible. It is still I'm not
dismissing it. But Americans rallied the Amish. Did you know this?
Did you know the Amish in the aftermath of Hurricane
Helen have been down there building homes. You don't know
it because they're Amish and they're not putting stories up
on Instagram. The Amish have been down there just helping,
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just being God's hands in God's feet, helping people who've
lost it all. There is still a lot of good
in this country, and when people get too down out,
everything's hopeless. Everything's hopeless. I want to invite you to
leave your area. Go out to rural America, wherever it
may be. It doesn't have to be a red steak.
(27:43):
Go out to rural New York, rural California, go to Montana,
go to Kansas, go to Nebraska. Go go to rural America.
If you think always lost in everybody's a scumbag, and
you will see otherwise. And make sure you bring your
male vitality stack from chalk when you go, or your
female vitality stack, because you don't want to get there
and run out of energy. You need some natural herbal
(28:05):
supplements in your life. You do natural herbal supplements. You
may not even realize what's going on. Let me ask you,
do you get depressed? Sometimes just all of a sudden,
you'll be down. When's the last time you got your
testosterone checked? Remember that story I read you, seventy four
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year old man with the t levels of a twenty
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They have a female vitality stack for you. We've had
older women email the show and say that they don't
even want to nap anymore. They're just ready to go
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Catch up Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on
what has been a wonderful Thursday, And it's not even
gonna be as good as tomorrow is gonna be, because
that's asked doctor Jesse Friday. That means you need to
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email your questions whatever you want to know Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. All three hours tomorrow are dedicated
to you now, John Brennan, Look, haven't been talking about
it much as you know, John Brennan, James Comy under
criminal investigation. I'm cynical enough to think that neither of
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these guys are ever going to spend a day in jail,
John Brennan. He's all over the news saying things like this.
Speaker 4 (30:03):
I keep thinking, Okay, this is the authoritarian playbook. We've
seen this play out so many times, and unfortunately, I
think we're seeing it play out. And I really am
very worried that what we're seeing now in this chapter
of American history is a sad deterioration of I think,
the respect for the rule of law and for our
system of government. And if a president of the United
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States is willing to weaponize intelligence and justice and law
enforcement investigators and the people who head up these departments
and agencies are willing to bow to it, we really
are in deep, deep trouble, which was why I think
so many people are worried about the direction this country
is taking.
Speaker 1 (30:46):
Did you catch the part in there, the part about
the agencies and the people who head up these agencies
are willing to bow to it. That's the most important
part about that. What's he saying. Remember the communist is
always a communist first, and wherever he takes power, he
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will use that power on behalf of the revolution. John Brennan.
John Brennan did this as the head of the Central
Intelligence Agency. Now I was complaining earlier about secret Service
agents getting suspended. John Brennan using that role to attack
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the Republican nominee. That is, I mean, a life sentence
should be the bare minimum. I'll put it that way.
That is such a huge deal, such an evil act
to do that. But for John Brennan, he wouldn't consider
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doing anything else. You only rise to the position of
CIA director, so you can use the CIA for the revolution.
That's the only purpose in it. And you heard what
he said. I'll play it one more time for you
heard what he said. What he's essentially saying is what
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I did using my role to politic for the revolution.
Everybody should still be doing that. Donald Trump's head of
the FBI, head of the CIA. They should all be
fighting for the revolution the way I fought for the revolution.
Speaker 5 (32:34):
Women, we have some minutes totally the.
Speaker 1 (32:37):
Wrong one, pressed the wrong button, Chris did that way
to go, Chris.
Speaker 4 (32:40):
I keep thinking, Okay, this is the authoritarian playbook. We've
seen this play out so many times, and unfortunately, I
think we're seeing him play out. And I really am
very worried that what we're seeing now in this chapter
of American history is a sad deterioration of I think,
the respect for the rule of law and for our
system of government. And if a president unized States is
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willing to weaponize intelligence and justice and law enforcement investigators
and the people who headed these departments and agencies are
willing to bow to it, we really are.
Speaker 1 (33:17):
He's calling for the same kind of resistance he did.
He's not only not sorry. As a communist, that's what
you do with power, That's what the communist believes you
do with power. Do you see this inside Philadelphia's public
libraries Palestine story time events where kids are taught to
make protest art promoting Palestinian liberation. If you head up
(33:44):
the public library in Philadelphia, they may not be CIA director,
but you know you're supposed to use that for the revolution,
and so you do. He's always a communist. First, Now,
let me clear something up before we get to maybe
another email and headlines and things like that. When I
(34:06):
talk to you about legacy box, let me just explain
that I'm not a technical person, as you know. And
when I say things like digitize your photos, that sounds
very technical. And I know that's how it sounds, because
that's how it sounded to me. Digitize my photos. I
don't under hold on what do I have to do?
(34:28):
Let me explain. You just take your pictures that the
hard copy pictures you have, or your home movies or
Super eight tapes, whatever you have, and you just put
them in a box. That's it. Even I can do that.
You don't have to do anything. But it actually gets better.
You don't send this box to China. You don't send
(34:51):
this box to some foreign country or somebody who doesn't
even speak English. You'll be rifling through your personal photos
you send to people who are part of my family
in Tennessee. And when they get your photos, I hope
you don't think that they just dump them in some
big computer bin or something. They hand digitize your stuff.
(35:16):
Your stuff will be treasured and cared for. And I
say this as somebody who has trusted Legacy Box with
things that mean the world to me. The world to
me as you know, when I lost my dad, and
I don't need to go other details. You can trust them.
You don't have to be tactical. They will care for
(35:38):
your stuff. They'll digitize it so you'll have it forever,
your children will have it forever, and then they'll mail
you the box back. While it's fifty percent off, at
least get your box. You can fill up the box
and set it in whatever. But when it's fifty percent off,
go get the box. Legacybox dot com slash Jesse. Legacybox
(35:59):
dot com slash Jesse. And now here's a headline. Why go?
You know, you know the thing headlines. We didn't get
to one million dollars. And nine years later, court tosses
conviction of a man who tweeted a Hillary meme. I
(36:19):
just wanted to remind you his name is Douglas Mackie.
He was horribly wronged by the federal government. I want
to remind you that Democrats, Democrat politicians, certainly that Joe
Biden government, were as evil and maoist as any government
on the planet, and they threw every Republican in prison
they possibly could, and promised to throw more in prison
until Donald Trump won that election. Electing Democrats nationally is
(36:42):
an act of evil. Now, body found inside a donation
bin at a good Will store in southern California. I
think it's nice. Somebody donated their body. Usage shipped thousands
of virus samples to Wuhan Lab. Documents reveal what a
tangled web we weve. USAID is a direct subsidiary of
(37:03):
the CIA. USAID also worked with the Virology Lab and
Wuhan uh oh was he a spy? Epstein jis Lane's
intel agency connections. There are all kinds of indications that
Jeffrey Epstein did not work with the FBI, that he
(37:25):
worked with the c i A, and maybe, just maybe
that's why all the damaging evidence is gone tomorrow, is
asked doctor Jesse Friday. That's all
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