September 23, 2025 • 37 mins
Young men are full of energy, they must be given purpose. 100 million purposeless men in India. How to listen to Jesse anywhere, anytime.Afghanistan vs India. Laughing at Dome and her word salad book tour.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. We're gonna talk about India here
in just a moment. Halfway through this hour, we're gonna
talk about, well, the crappiest country in the world. It's
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the tournament continues. I'll get to a bunch of emails.
They lie about everything at all times. That's a little
there's an eye popper, an eye popper from NBC that
I'll give you in a little bit. Oh that and
so much more still to come on the world famous
Jesse Kelly Show. And yes, we're gonna get to making
fun of Dome. Now. Before we get to India, I'm
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gonna talk about a dangerous situation. A country can find
itself in a dangerous situation. In fact, it's more than
just a country, a company, a family. You know what
a very dangerous situation is young men who are listless, directionless,
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and bored. It's a dangerous situation. Young men are full
of energy, and young men desire a purpose. I'm not
talking about ladies right now. Ladies, I know you didn't
need a purpose to I'm not talking about that. I'm
talking about young men. And when you get groups of
young men, large quantities of young men who don't have that,
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bad things will happen. Every single time. It was actually
a lesson they taught us in the Marine Corps over
and over and over again. That would teach us if
you have young marines. And when we were young marines,
we experienced this. But when you have young marines, let's
say you're out in the field. You're out in the field,
you're doing a shoot. You're going to be out there
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for a few days, and let's say there's a lull
in the action, as sometimes there is, maybe it's a
long ball, maybe it's four or five hours. Do not
just let them lay around. They are young men. They're
going to be bored. There are weapons around, there are
dumb things they will find. It's a small example. But no, no, no, no,
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I don't care if you have them go dig holes,
do classes, work out, find something for them to do.
You know the old saying, idle hands of the devil's workshop. Now,
let's expand beyond that and talk about nations. Now, when
you get to talking about men and women and getting
married and making babies and things like that. They can
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always they can always turn into a spicy conversation really fast.
People get offended or embarrassed or whatever it may be.
But I don't care about any of that. So let's
discuss it. As a country, you ideally have the same
number of men as you do number of women for
a very obvious reason, which I'm sure you've already figured out.
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You need the young men marrying the young women, you
need them to stay married, and you need them to
make babies. Does not mean that's everybody's lot in life.
It's not. If that's not your lot in life, that's
totally fine, not saying you're wrong. Nationally, that's what you need,
men marrying women and making babies. Which brings us to
the country of India. It's a fascinating place. And I'm
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not actually going to go off on India because they're
part of our crappiest country in the world tournament. You are,
you already know some India facts. Indian facts, I guess
I should put it that way. But India has a
situation on its hands, and it's a serious situation, and
they are doing something about it. Here's the situation, depending
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on the study, India has roughly ten percent more men
than women. Now I've seen ones that say six percent.
I've seen ones that say twelve percent. We're gonna stick
with ten percent because everyone has a reason to lie.
Things get screwed up. Now, that doesn't sound like a
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big number, does it. Ten percent? Okay, so it's not
fifty to fifty. They didn't happen to nail it. But
it's not the end of the world, right, Well, it
wouldn't be a big deal except for the fact that
are one point one billion people in India. I don't
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have an exact number because again, in my reading on this,
the numbers were all over the place. I have seen
numbers from sixty million men without female prospects up to
one hundred and fifty million men who don't have a
woman because they're aren't enough women. Now that's a lot
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of people. Because when you adjust that for scale, because
India has so many people, that's half the population of
the United States of America of young men without female prospects.
If you are the Indian government, that is a huge problem,
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an enormous problem. Did you know pause on this for
a quick moment. I'll come back to it. Did you
know this is something Islamic countries regularly struggle with and
it's part, a small part, but it is a part
of a reason that Islamic terror, Islamic jihad takes hold.
There aren't as many women oftentimes in these societies because
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men are prioritized over women. There's a lot of list
of reasons, but there oftentimes aren't as many women, and
so you have large numbers of disaffected young men, angry, bitter,
looking around, nothing to do. Oh, I would like to
sample your suicide vest. That's how that happens. Now back
to what we were discussing India, let's put the difference.
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Let's call it one hundred million, one hundred million men
without prospects. Now, you, as a country, India is like
any other country, and they're a large country, large economy,
large military. They have a lot of concerns, a lot
of things to worry about. You can't afford to have
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a hundred million man problem in your country. And so
for years, in years, in years and years and years,
this is not a recent phenomenon. For years, the Indian
government has been very focused on getting them out, getting
them out, sending them to other countries. Maybe you've been
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following some of this H one B v this stuff,
which obviously Indian people are going to be very prevalent.
Whenever you discuss that. The White House came out and
the White House said, hey, uh, these H one B visas,
there's going to be a charge. Here's the headline. India
sends high level team to Washington as Trump's one hundred
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thousand dollars visa fee takes effect. Okay, so Trump comes
out and says there's going to be one hundred thousand
dollars fee for these companies trying to bring in a
bunch of Indian workers. India doesn't say, okay, well that's
your call. India freaks out, tosses a bunch of Indians
on a plane and flies into Washington. Well, woa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Now this is the fallback position. Headline, new US H
one B visa fee will not apply to existing holders.
None of these details are super important. What is They
are important, but for a purpose of our discussion, they're
not important. The purpose of this is discuss what we
have in front of us. And by the way, it's
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not just America. India does this repeatedly with other countries
around the world in an effort to offload young single
men without female prospects. Now, that is not in any
way to say you never want any Indian immigrating to
your country. That's not what I'm saying at all. We
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have to understand that India is purposeful about this, and
they try to do it en mass, and they have
figured out a wonderful way to get it done in
America completely legal, because our lawmakers are total scumbags who
won't get control of this thing. They have figured out, well,
wait a minute, let's just have them work for less
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than American workers will work for. These companies will then apply,
Hey I need five thousand employees. I did five thousand,
h one B visas, and then you end up with
headlines like Disney having a bunch of people I'm in
on h one B visas and they're American workers having
to train the person who is about to replace them.
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This has been happening and it will apparently continue to happen,
and it is a gigantic problem. India is focused on
getting these people out of its country. They don't necessarily
care where they go, but they have for a long
time found a very willing recipient for these people, the
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United States of America. And of course Democrats love this
because Democrats only look at things purely demographically. Democrats look
at how Indians vote. Oh wow, large majority vote Democrats. Sweet,
let's bring in as many as humanly possible. This comes
back to the mass migration thing we've talked about before. Remember,
immigration doesn't suddenly become wonderful just because some dirtball politician
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determines it to be legal. The mass importation of foreigners,
legal or otherwise, is always devastating to whatever country they're
brought into. It's just always has been, it always will be.
It's a gigantic problem, and Trump administration knows it. At
the same time, they feel like they're kind of over
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the barrel as they're trying to do trade deals or
there's a fee, but not on you that it's a problem.
Let's do some emails before we do the crappiest country
in the world competition, before we do that. Identity theft
is a huge problem, and I wish it wasn't because
it is oftentimes not always by any means, but it's
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oftentimes older people who get ripped off and part of
the reason it's older people who get ripped off is
not as technologically savvy. I sympathize. I'm not either, and
so you're not tracking everything and one day you log
in and your bank accounts empty, or you go to
take out a loan on something, get a car or something,
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and they say, oh, we can't do that. Your credit
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I had a set and they say, no, you have
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It is the Jesse Kelly's Show on a Wonderful Tuesday. Member,
you could email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
I'm so hopped up right now. It's probably this manly
monkey Chai tea. Let's get to these emails, magic hands, Kelly.
I think that when the Founders said freedom of religion,
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they meant that that meant within the Christian faith, and
that they said freedom of denomination. Do you think that
would have made a difference over the last two hundred
and fifty years of America. Well, at the founding of
the country, that's exactly what it means. In fact, you
had to express a belief in God before you could
hold positions in the government. Did you know that over
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the years that meant, well, you have to let fifty
thousand Muslims pour into Minneapolis and now there's a Muslim
called a prayer. Over time, things get watered down and broken,
and people don't know their history at all, So people
don't know, oh these things. Jesse. I found it amusing
every time some pathetic unit qualifies his disgust with Charlie's
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assassination with While I do not agree with everything Charlie said,
this is a qualifier that is a dead giveaway for
who you're dealing with, A dead giveaway for who you're
dealing with. People fail to speak boldly now so often,
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and it disgusts me because people are uniquely afraid of
criticism these days. They don't want to be criticized. They
don't want a nasty email, your stupid, I hate you,
you're wrong. They don't want anybody on social media dog
piling on them. They're worried about offending other people. And
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so I've talked about this with you before. Some people
are more naturally people pleasers, and some are not. There
is a real man and woman thing to this as well,
not at all universal, I should note, not at all universal.
There are plenty of women who aren't this way. But
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ob for instance, my wife, much more so than me.
She doesn't want to offend anybody. She doesn't want to
say something that is wrong or out of line, or
viewed as mean or something like that, Whereas I just
don't care. That doesn't bother me at all. People getting
offended has never bothered me, and so ob is more
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inclined to say something to me like please don't embarrass me.
What she means by that she doesn't want me to
say something that makes me look like a barbarian in
front of a bunch of other people. That's what she
means by that. It's not that she's wrong and I'm right,
but she is more susceptible to communist manipulation than I am.
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Don't get wrong, She's as hardcore right as it is.
But people pleasers, and you know, if one, you know,
if you are one, if this is you, you have
to be hyper aware of this. If you are a
people pleaser, that is a value the communist loves in
his enemies because he figures out how to use it
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for his cause. You know, Trump brought up immigration earlier.
I played it for you earlier. How they you know,
they trying to be nice or using compassion. And while
what he said was incorrect about the elites who are
doing it, they're doing it to destroy their country, what
he was one hundred percent right about is any of
the masses who buy it. Oftentimes that is the case.
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And when it comes to us on the right, even
if we disagree with something, Oftentimes we won't say anything
because we don't have an argument. We don't want people
to yell at us. I'm not really sure. And so
even in the wake of a political assassination, you see
this a lot. Like I told you, there's a famous
pastor in my area who I'm not going to name.
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I was told immediately that's what he said. Well, I
didn't agree with everything he said. Why why do you
have to say that? Why don't you get up and say,
we lost a Christian martyr and it's awful, and he's
with Jesus now and we should stand against us and
fight boldly. That's what you say. Why why do you
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have to throw that? Well, I didn't agree with everything.
Why did you have to throw that in? Because you're
afraid you don't want that democrat and your congregation to
pull you aside afterwards. I guess you didn't hear he
was a racist. There's some other stupid thing they would say.
You're afraid, you don't stand strong, and so you throw
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in qualifiers so you don't get criticized. It's terrible avoid that.
Jesse tell me how to continue listening to you even
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Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday, and now you
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know what time it is. The tournament of tournaments has
been hotly contested, if you will, and we have not
had a matchup as close as this matchup was. In
case you missed the first round or anything, just know
India emerged and Afghanistan emerged, and look they're both. It's rough.
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It's a rough area. It's very rough area. Here is
our second round matchup, and it's a tight one.
Speaker 2 (20:32):
It's the twenty twenty five Crappiest Country in the World competition.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
Tonight's matchup is between Afghanistan and India. Brought to you.
Speaker 2 (20:42):
By Stinky Pete's outhouses flies included.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
So is a way of introduction. Let's recap what these
countries are all about. And I should note these recaps.
The second is the only time we're going to do this.
The third round, you know, the countries by then will
add a little tidbit there, at a little tidbit here,
and just kind of declare the winner. But for now,
let's introduce everybody to a little place known as Afghanistan.
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At a glance, you have to consider Afghanistan one of
the favorites out here. I believe there are a sixteen
seed in our tournament. Chris not quite sure how that happened,
because boy, they look like they could be a number
one seed easily. They might run the table. I mean,
I don't know who's gonna win yet. But again, we'll
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start out with the State Department Travel Advisory four Levels one.
You should go enjoy yourself all the way up to
number four. If you visit the country, make sure you
have a will because you're probably going to die. That
would be Afghanistan. They are a level four, and I
don't mean one area or another. The US State Department says,
please do not visit Afghanistan for any reason. If you
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do up in a visit Afghanistan, don't bother looking for
the US embassy because that closed down years ago. We
don't even have government personnel inside of Afghanistan, at least
not ones that we know about terrorism. Oh, don't worry,
it's your one stop shop for terrorism. It's practically an
old town sizzler buffet. You go, you want to meet
al Kaeda, They're there, isis, they're there. In fact, all
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of them work with the terrorist group to Taliban, who
are now the government of the country. Two thirds of
the countries living in poverty. Honor killings are a thing.
In case you don't know what these are, it can be.
Here's what happens. A woman does something, oftentimes the most
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innocent sounding things in the world, and her own family
members will murder her, often violently stoning her to death,
strangling her. Yeah, that's common practice in Afghanistan. Also, young
boys are routinely assaulted in terrible ways. This is part
of afghan culture. It truly is a living hell. Women
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are not even allowed to be educated now, they're not
allowed to hold any kind of public office. The one
good thing you can say is at least they're not
in the workforce. The good news is, if you happen
to visit Afghanistan, you can buy American military equipment though,
because we left so much of it behind. So if
you're looking for state of the art envgs, Humbies, even
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a black Hawk helicopter, it can all be purchased in
Afghanistan if you're not too busy on her killing your sister.
Not overall a very great place. Like I said, Afghanistan
is going to be a tough out, but hey, in
a tournament like this, the other guys play too. Just
because you're bad doesn't mean someone else isn't bad. Let's
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remember what India is. Let's talk about India. My word,
there's a lot of rape. There are articles stacked on
top of each other about the rape epidemic in India.
Tourists get raped all the time. Wives are routinely raped
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by their husbands in India. Children are routinely raped in India.
How many well I read one estimate that has a
hundred and fifty three million girls and seventy three million
boys have been raped in India. It happens by gangs,
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it happens at night. It, by all appearances, is the
rapist country on the planet. That's not a good thing. Also,
eighty million people live below the poverty line there. And
on top of the rape, the country is most famous
for being absolutely filthy in every possible way. A good
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friend of mine has traveled all over the world, he
works in oil, has been all over the world, has
seen everything. He said, it is the most wretched place
he's ever been to in his life. It is the
worst country on planet Earth. He swears he's never smelled
anything that bad. Why the smell, Well, there's no garbage
infrastructure really to speak of. You know how you put
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out your trash can on Saturday and the trash man comes. Yeah,
that's not happening in India. So people just chuck entire
garbage bags into the river or the road. There's trash everywhere.
But it's not only garbage, you see, it's poop. It's
pe not just animal poop and pa human poop and
p all over the streets. The entire country apparently, is
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like San Francisco rivers full of trash. And to compound
this problem, it's one of the dustiest countries on the planet,
which means it smells and everything looks dirty. Oh, and
they still have a cast system there, a caste system,
which is it's been outlawed, but apparently it's still very
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much in place. If you were born to one of
the lower casts, don't get your hopes up. You are
never getting out of those socioeconomic circumstances. Just hope you
get home from your crappy job before somebody rapes you.
That's India. I will level with you here. I thought Afghanistan,
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with all the terror and the honor killings and the
young boy rape, I thought Afghanistan was going to beat India. Mean,
India is still in a lot of ways, a fairly
modern place, certainly a big economy, and a kind of
a first rate military, not that bad. I thought that
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in the end would win out. I decided to leave
this one completely up to you. And it was neck
and neck, but India won. You called it, and it's
so close that I don't feel right over rule. India
got fifty one percent of the vote. Credit to them.
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India moves on Afghanistan. I want you to know something,
though you put up a great fight. You put up
a great fight, and just because you lost in the
second round. That doesn't mean you're not a champion at heart.
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You could easily have been a champion. Remember something, Afghanistan,
Sometimes luck just isn't on your side that it goes
that way. Sometimes sometimes luck just isn't on your side.
You know, fifty one percent of the vote is not
a huge win. India's had some bad publicity lately. We've
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been scuffling with them over trade and then all this
argument over H one B visas and things like that,
So India's on people's minds uniquely. I have to assume
that came into play when it came to the voting
either way. Afghanistan, I don't want you to feel bad.
You are a wretched, horrible place and I would never
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even I wouldn't even want to fly over Afghanistan because
your country is so disgusting and horrible and virtually every way.
So you need to feel good about yourself. You put
up a good fight. There's only one champion, that's the thing.
We have to keep that in mind. There can only
be one. We don't do participation trophies here. There's not
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even a reward for second place. There is one champion.
And remember, the champion is going to get a generous
gift from the Jesse Kelly Show, something I think they
will treasure a great deal. Tomorrow we have another barn burner.
Rwanda takes on North Korea and the winner of the
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that Wow, the winner of that one takes on Haiti.
That's gonna be a bloodbath, which is pretty normal for
all those countries. Now we have to take a moment
and we have to laugh at Dome because she's back
doing news hits. Next Jesse Kelly Backscian. It is the
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Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Imemver, you
can email us and you should your love, your hate,
your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'll
get to a lot of those next hour. But we
have to talk about Dome for a moment because Dome
wrote a book. Now, let me rehi something we've discussed
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before about politicians in books. It's one of those legally
corrupt things that happen. And this is what I mean
by that. Politicians don't really make a lot of money.
One hundred and sixty hundred and seventy grand a year.
I realize the vice President's going to make more they
don't make a lot. And I know that's a lot
of money, don't get me wrong, But that's not going
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to create wealth millions of dollars. It's not going to happen.
So they're people who desire a lot of money, and
they're people who spend their time, especially Democrats, but Republicans
do this too. They spend their time raiding the public
treasury and handing it out to their friends. So what
they do. They're looters, they're robbers, they're thieves. It's what
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they do. Thieves who expect a cut of the action,
Thieves who expect to be rewarded. This often takes the
form of a book deal. How is Bernie Sanders? How
does he own several homes worth millions of dollars? How's
that possible? Book deals? You see? But the us to
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think about writing a book. I wrote a book, The
Anti Communist Manifesto, available at Jesse kellybook dot com. It's
the only one I ever plan on writing. Do you
know it was a bestseller Wall Street Journal Bestseller List,
all this stuff. Did you know that in the month
of July it was the number one political book in
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the United States of America. The year it came out.
Do you know how much money I made from that book?
Not hardly anything at all after the initial advance. You know,
that's the money that check they write you before you
write it. After the initial advance, I've never seen one
dime the number one political book in the United States
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of America. It's very very I'm not complaining. I'm fine.
But the point of that was, it's very difficult to
make any money on a book. It's very, very difficult.
So how could you make money on a book? Well,
here's how I just mentioned that Wall Street Journal bestseller list.
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Did you know that?
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Now?
Speaker 1 (31:58):
I only found this out after I wrote a book,
that these bestseller lists, they'll put out numbers oftentimes. I
don't know if these numbers are public, but we were
getting these when my book came out. They put out
numbers of how many books were sold. And you would
notice there were these outliers like you sold five thousand
books last week and this other book sold forty thousand
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books last week. Wait a minute, how's that possible? Wheld?
They would even put a note on those What was
that note? It was an indicator that one organization bought
thousands of copies of the book. Now, how many times
have we discussed the system and how the system takes
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care of its own and how having a system membership card,
being known as a loyal member of the system is profitable.
Kamala Harris has been a loyal member of the system
her entire life. She has served the communist cause for
her entire political life. She wants to make some money,
wants to write a memoir and make some money. Now,
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nobody cares about Dome's book. Nobody cares about anything, this
moron says. Did no one cared anyone?
Speaker 2 (33:11):
No one, no one even likes Well, let's take a
look at her net favorable ratings nationwide. You know, back
in October of twenty twenty four, she was at minus
five points, not exactly great, but pretty close to the
zero mark, right, pretty close to even.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
But now down under she goes.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
She's at minus thirteen points. That's an eight point drop
since the general election among the overall electorate. She is
not well liked at this particular point. The American people,
they don't want this, they don't want her. And get this,
she's thirty seven points underwater with independence. If you can't
win independence, you can't win the election and the.
Speaker 1 (33:46):
So why write a book? Who's going to buy the book?
There are going to be, mark my words, probably multiple
communist organizations, probably ones that she in around about way
filtered your money to who go out and buy thousands,
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tens of thousands of copies of Dome's book. What are
they gonna do with it? Nothing? Probably throw them away,
put them in some stupid library no one will read,
throw them in a back corner. That's not the point.
The point is it's a way to get money legally
to a politician. Writing a book, if you're a politician,
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is a way to legally swindle money. It is. And
when you write a book, I had to do this too,
you go on essentially a book tour. I think mine
was a week or two. And what you do in
that week is you go do other shows. You do
as many shows as you possibly can, and you're what
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you're selling your book. You can find out in a
hunt in my book. What's your book called? One hundred
and seven Days or something like that, And this is
how it's going.
Speaker 3 (35:02):
My concern about him running for reelection.
Speaker 1 (35:06):
You're talking about Joe Biden.
Speaker 3 (35:07):
My concern about him running for reelection was completely separate
from my admiration and knowledge about his capacity to serve
as president of the United States, which was consistent and
never waivered.
Speaker 1 (35:21):
Well, when we sit here, as we sit here today,
do you think he would have been up for running
the country for four more years?
Speaker 3 (35:27):
I here's the distinction that I make. It's and having
had the experience myself. It is one thing to have
the capacity to govern. It is another thing to go
through an election for president of the United States.
Speaker 1 (35:44):
Yeah, so she's lying, and she's just saying the most
ridiculous over the top line.
Speaker 3 (35:50):
Sitting vice president enters the race against a former president
of the United States, has been running for ten years,
with one hundred and seven days to go, and it
ended up being the closest presidential election in the twenty
first century.
Speaker 1 (36:05):
No, it wasn't. But what's she out there actually doing?
We all know what she's doing.
Speaker 3 (36:10):
A tyrant. We used to compare the strength of our
democracy to communist dictators. That's what we're dealing with right now,
Donald Trump, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (36:20):
We got all that, but none of that's the best part.
The best part is Dome sat down with Rachel Maddow
and was asked a very pointed question about about why
she didn't pick the Rear Admiral, Why didn't Pete Boodhaje Edge,
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why didn't he get the nod to be her VP?
And we're going to have so much fun with this
in just a moment. Before we talk about the Rear
Admiral and Dome. Before we do that, let's talk about
Pure Talk. Let's get you switched up, get yourself owned service,
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They hire Americans even in customer service. Nobody does that.
Everybody has to go to some call center and some
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This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. We're gonna talk about India here
in just a moment. Halfway through this hour, we're gonna
talk about, well, the crappiest country in the world. It's
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the tournament continues. I'll get to a bunch of emails.
They lie about everything at all times. That's a little
there's an eye popper, an eye popper from NBC that
I'll give you in a little bit. Oh that and
so much more still to come on the world famous
Jesse Kelly Show. And yes, we're gonna get to making
fun of Dome. Now. Before we get to India, I'm
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gonna talk about a dangerous situation. A country can find
itself in a dangerous situation. In fact, it's more than
just a country, a company, a family. You know what
a very dangerous situation is young men who are listless, directionless,
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and bored. It's a dangerous situation. Young men are full
of energy, and young men desire a purpose. I'm not
talking about ladies right now. Ladies, I know you didn't
need a purpose to I'm not talking about that. I'm
talking about young men. And when you get groups of
young men, large quantities of young men who don't have that,
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bad things will happen. Every single time. It was actually
a lesson they taught us in the Marine Corps over
and over and over again. That would teach us if
you have young marines. And when we were young marines,
we experienced this. But when you have young marines, let's
say you're out in the field. You're out in the field,
you're doing a shoot. You're going to be out there
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for a few days, and let's say there's a lull
in the action, as sometimes there is, maybe it's a
long ball, maybe it's four or five hours. Do not
just let them lay around. They are young men. They're
going to be bored. There are weapons around, there are
dumb things they will find. It's a small example. But no, no, no, no,
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I don't care if you have them go dig holes,
do classes, work out, find something for them to do.
You know the old saying, idle hands of the devil's workshop. Now,
let's expand beyond that and talk about nations. Now, when
you get to talking about men and women and getting
married and making babies and things like that. They can
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always they can always turn into a spicy conversation really fast.
People get offended or embarrassed or whatever it may be.
But I don't care about any of that. So let's
discuss it. As a country, you ideally have the same
number of men as you do number of women for
a very obvious reason, which I'm sure you've already figured out.
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You need the young men marrying the young women, you
need them to stay married, and you need them to
make babies. Does not mean that's everybody's lot in life.
It's not. If that's not your lot in life, that's
totally fine, not saying you're wrong. Nationally, that's what you need,
men marrying women and making babies. Which brings us to
the country of India. It's a fascinating place. And I'm
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not actually going to go off on India because they're
part of our crappiest country in the world tournament. You are,
you already know some India facts. Indian facts, I guess
I should put it that way. But India has a
situation on its hands, and it's a serious situation, and
they are doing something about it. Here's the situation, depending
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on the study, India has roughly ten percent more men
than women. Now I've seen ones that say six percent.
I've seen ones that say twelve percent. We're gonna stick
with ten percent because everyone has a reason to lie.
Things get screwed up. Now, that doesn't sound like a
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big number, does it. Ten percent? Okay, so it's not
fifty to fifty. They didn't happen to nail it. But
it's not the end of the world, right, Well, it
wouldn't be a big deal except for the fact that
are one point one billion people in India. I don't
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have an exact number because again, in my reading on this,
the numbers were all over the place. I have seen
numbers from sixty million men without female prospects up to
one hundred and fifty million men who don't have a
woman because they're aren't enough women. Now that's a lot
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of people. Because when you adjust that for scale, because
India has so many people, that's half the population of
the United States of America of young men without female prospects.
If you are the Indian government, that is a huge problem,
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an enormous problem. Did you know pause on this for
a quick moment. I'll come back to it. Did you
know this is something Islamic countries regularly struggle with and
it's part, a small part, but it is a part
of a reason that Islamic terror, Islamic jihad takes hold.
There aren't as many women oftentimes in these societies because
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men are prioritized over women. There's a lot of list
of reasons, but there oftentimes aren't as many women, and
so you have large numbers of disaffected young men, angry, bitter,
looking around, nothing to do. Oh, I would like to
sample your suicide vest. That's how that happens. Now back
to what we were discussing India, let's put the difference.
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Let's call it one hundred million, one hundred million men
without prospects. Now, you, as a country, India is like
any other country, and they're a large country, large economy,
large military. They have a lot of concerns, a lot
of things to worry about. You can't afford to have
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a hundred million man problem in your country. And so
for years, in years, in years and years and years,
this is not a recent phenomenon. For years, the Indian
government has been very focused on getting them out, getting
them out, sending them to other countries. Maybe you've been
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following some of this H one B v this stuff,
which obviously Indian people are going to be very prevalent.
Whenever you discuss that. The White House came out and
the White House said, hey, uh, these H one B visas,
there's going to be a charge. Here's the headline. India
sends high level team to Washington as Trump's one hundred
(07:18):
thousand dollars visa fee takes effect. Okay, so Trump comes
out and says there's going to be one hundred thousand
dollars fee for these companies trying to bring in a
bunch of Indian workers. India doesn't say, okay, well that's
your call. India freaks out, tosses a bunch of Indians
on a plane and flies into Washington. Well, woa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Now this is the fallback position. Headline, new US H
one B visa fee will not apply to existing holders.
None of these details are super important. What is They
are important, but for a purpose of our discussion, they're
not important. The purpose of this is discuss what we
have in front of us. And by the way, it's
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not just America. India does this repeatedly with other countries
around the world in an effort to offload young single
men without female prospects. Now, that is not in any
way to say you never want any Indian immigrating to
your country. That's not what I'm saying at all. We
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have to understand that India is purposeful about this, and
they try to do it en mass, and they have
figured out a wonderful way to get it done in
America completely legal, because our lawmakers are total scumbags who
won't get control of this thing. They have figured out, well,
wait a minute, let's just have them work for less
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than American workers will work for. These companies will then apply,
Hey I need five thousand employees. I did five thousand,
h one B visas, and then you end up with
headlines like Disney having a bunch of people I'm in
on h one B visas and they're American workers having
to train the person who is about to replace them.
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This has been happening and it will apparently continue to happen,
and it is a gigantic problem. India is focused on
getting these people out of its country. They don't necessarily
care where they go, but they have for a long
time found a very willing recipient for these people, the
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United States of America. And of course Democrats love this
because Democrats only look at things purely demographically. Democrats look
at how Indians vote. Oh wow, large majority vote Democrats. Sweet,
let's bring in as many as humanly possible. This comes
back to the mass migration thing we've talked about before. Remember,
immigration doesn't suddenly become wonderful just because some dirtball politician
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determines it to be legal. The mass importation of foreigners,
legal or otherwise, is always devastating to whatever country they're
brought into. It's just always has been, it always will be.
It's a gigantic problem, and Trump administration knows it. At
the same time, they feel like they're kind of over
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the barrel as they're trying to do trade deals or
there's a fee, but not on you that it's a problem.
Let's do some emails before we do the crappiest country
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in and your bank accounts empty, or you go to
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and they say, oh, we can't do that. Your credit
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I'm so hopped up right now. It's probably this manly
monkey Chai tea. Let's get to these emails, magic hands, Kelly.
I think that when the Founders said freedom of religion,
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they meant that that meant within the Christian faith, and
that they said freedom of denomination. Do you think that
would have made a difference over the last two hundred
and fifty years of America. Well, at the founding of
the country, that's exactly what it means. In fact, you
had to express a belief in God before you could
hold positions in the government. Did you know that over
(12:44):
the years that meant, well, you have to let fifty
thousand Muslims pour into Minneapolis and now there's a Muslim
called a prayer. Over time, things get watered down and broken,
and people don't know their history at all, So people
don't know, oh these things. Jesse. I found it amusing
every time some pathetic unit qualifies his disgust with Charlie's
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assassination with While I do not agree with everything Charlie said,
this is a qualifier that is a dead giveaway for
who you're dealing with, A dead giveaway for who you're
dealing with. People fail to speak boldly now so often,
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and it disgusts me because people are uniquely afraid of
criticism these days. They don't want to be criticized. They
don't want a nasty email, your stupid, I hate you,
you're wrong. They don't want anybody on social media dog
piling on them. They're worried about offending other people. And
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so I've talked about this with you before. Some people
are more naturally people pleasers, and some are not. There
is a real man and woman thing to this as well,
not at all universal, I should note, not at all universal.
There are plenty of women who aren't this way. But
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ob for instance, my wife, much more so than me.
She doesn't want to offend anybody. She doesn't want to
say something that is wrong or out of line, or
viewed as mean or something like that, Whereas I just
don't care. That doesn't bother me at all. People getting
offended has never bothered me, and so ob is more
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inclined to say something to me like please don't embarrass me.
What she means by that she doesn't want me to
say something that makes me look like a barbarian in
front of a bunch of other people. That's what she
means by that. It's not that she's wrong and I'm right,
but she is more susceptible to communist manipulation than I am.
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Don't get wrong, She's as hardcore right as it is.
But people pleasers, and you know, if one, you know,
if you are one, if this is you, you have
to be hyper aware of this. If you are a
people pleaser, that is a value the communist loves in
his enemies because he figures out how to use it
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for his cause. You know, Trump brought up immigration earlier.
I played it for you earlier. How they you know,
they trying to be nice or using compassion. And while
what he said was incorrect about the elites who are
doing it, they're doing it to destroy their country, what
he was one hundred percent right about is any of
the masses who buy it. Oftentimes that is the case.
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And when it comes to us on the right, even
if we disagree with something, Oftentimes we won't say anything
because we don't have an argument. We don't want people
to yell at us. I'm not really sure. And so
even in the wake of a political assassination, you see
this a lot. Like I told you, there's a famous
pastor in my area who I'm not going to name.
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I was told immediately that's what he said. Well, I
didn't agree with everything he said. Why why do you
have to say that? Why don't you get up and say,
we lost a Christian martyr and it's awful, and he's
with Jesus now and we should stand against us and
fight boldly. That's what you say. Why why do you
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have to throw that? Well, I didn't agree with everything.
Why did you have to throw that in? Because you're
afraid you don't want that democrat and your congregation to
pull you aside afterwards. I guess you didn't hear he
was a racist. There's some other stupid thing they would say.
You're afraid, you don't stand strong, and so you throw
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in qualifiers so you don't get criticized. It's terrible avoid that.
Jesse tell me how to continue listening to you even
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know what time it is. The tournament of tournaments has
been hotly contested, if you will, and we have not
had a matchup as close as this matchup was. In
case you missed the first round or anything, just know
India emerged and Afghanistan emerged, and look they're both. It's rough.
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It's a rough area. It's very rough area. Here is
our second round matchup, and it's a tight one.
Speaker 2 (20:32):
It's the twenty twenty five Crappiest Country in the World competition.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
Tonight's matchup is between Afghanistan and India. Brought to you.
Speaker 2 (20:42):
By Stinky Pete's outhouses flies included.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
So is a way of introduction. Let's recap what these
countries are all about. And I should note these recaps.
The second is the only time we're going to do this.
The third round, you know, the countries by then will
add a little tidbit there, at a little tidbit here,
and just kind of declare the winner. But for now,
let's introduce everybody to a little place known as Afghanistan.
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At a glance, you have to consider Afghanistan one of
the favorites out here. I believe there are a sixteen
seed in our tournament. Chris not quite sure how that happened,
because boy, they look like they could be a number
one seed easily. They might run the table. I mean,
I don't know who's gonna win yet. But again, we'll
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start out with the State Department Travel Advisory four Levels one.
You should go enjoy yourself all the way up to
number four. If you visit the country, make sure you
have a will because you're probably going to die. That
would be Afghanistan. They are a level four, and I
don't mean one area or another. The US State Department says,
please do not visit Afghanistan for any reason. If you
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do up in a visit Afghanistan, don't bother looking for
the US embassy because that closed down years ago. We
don't even have government personnel inside of Afghanistan, at least
not ones that we know about terrorism. Oh, don't worry,
it's your one stop shop for terrorism. It's practically an
old town sizzler buffet. You go, you want to meet
al Kaeda, They're there, isis, they're there. In fact, all
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of them work with the terrorist group to Taliban, who
are now the government of the country. Two thirds of
the countries living in poverty. Honor killings are a thing.
In case you don't know what these are, it can be.
Here's what happens. A woman does something, oftentimes the most
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innocent sounding things in the world, and her own family
members will murder her, often violently stoning her to death,
strangling her. Yeah, that's common practice in Afghanistan. Also, young
boys are routinely assaulted in terrible ways. This is part
of afghan culture. It truly is a living hell. Women
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are not even allowed to be educated now, they're not
allowed to hold any kind of public office. The one
good thing you can say is at least they're not
in the workforce. The good news is, if you happen
to visit Afghanistan, you can buy American military equipment though,
because we left so much of it behind. So if
you're looking for state of the art envgs, Humbies, even
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a black Hawk helicopter, it can all be purchased in
Afghanistan if you're not too busy on her killing your sister.
Not overall a very great place. Like I said, Afghanistan
is going to be a tough out, but hey, in
a tournament like this, the other guys play too. Just
because you're bad doesn't mean someone else isn't bad. Let's
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remember what India is. Let's talk about India. My word,
there's a lot of rape. There are articles stacked on
top of each other about the rape epidemic in India.
Tourists get raped all the time. Wives are routinely raped
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by their husbands in India. Children are routinely raped in India.
How many well I read one estimate that has a
hundred and fifty three million girls and seventy three million
boys have been raped in India. It happens by gangs,
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it happens at night. It, by all appearances, is the
rapist country on the planet. That's not a good thing. Also,
eighty million people live below the poverty line there. And
on top of the rape, the country is most famous
for being absolutely filthy in every possible way. A good
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friend of mine has traveled all over the world, he
works in oil, has been all over the world, has
seen everything. He said, it is the most wretched place
he's ever been to in his life. It is the
worst country on planet Earth. He swears he's never smelled
anything that bad. Why the smell, Well, there's no garbage
infrastructure really to speak of. You know how you put
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out your trash can on Saturday and the trash man comes. Yeah,
that's not happening in India. So people just chuck entire
garbage bags into the river or the road. There's trash everywhere.
But it's not only garbage, you see, it's poop. It's
pe not just animal poop and pa human poop and
p all over the streets. The entire country apparently, is
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like San Francisco rivers full of trash. And to compound
this problem, it's one of the dustiest countries on the planet,
which means it smells and everything looks dirty. Oh, and
they still have a cast system there, a caste system,
which is it's been outlawed, but apparently it's still very
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much in place. If you were born to one of
the lower casts, don't get your hopes up. You are
never getting out of those socioeconomic circumstances. Just hope you
get home from your crappy job before somebody rapes you.
That's India. I will level with you here. I thought Afghanistan,
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with all the terror and the honor killings and the
young boy rape, I thought Afghanistan was going to beat India. Mean,
India is still in a lot of ways, a fairly
modern place, certainly a big economy, and a kind of
a first rate military, not that bad. I thought that
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in the end would win out. I decided to leave
this one completely up to you. And it was neck
and neck, but India won. You called it, and it's
so close that I don't feel right over rule. India
got fifty one percent of the vote. Credit to them.
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India moves on Afghanistan. I want you to know something,
though you put up a great fight. You put up
a great fight, and just because you lost in the
second round. That doesn't mean you're not a champion at heart.
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You could easily have been a champion. Remember something, Afghanistan,
Sometimes luck just isn't on your side that it goes
that way. Sometimes sometimes luck just isn't on your side.
You know, fifty one percent of the vote is not
a huge win. India's had some bad publicity lately. We've
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been scuffling with them over trade and then all this
argument over H one B visas and things like that,
So India's on people's minds uniquely. I have to assume
that came into play when it came to the voting
either way. Afghanistan, I don't want you to feel bad.
You are a wretched, horrible place and I would never
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even I wouldn't even want to fly over Afghanistan because
your country is so disgusting and horrible and virtually every way.
So you need to feel good about yourself. You put
up a good fight. There's only one champion, that's the thing.
We have to keep that in mind. There can only
be one. We don't do participation trophies here. There's not
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even a reward for second place. There is one champion.
And remember, the champion is going to get a generous
gift from the Jesse Kelly Show, something I think they
will treasure a great deal. Tomorrow we have another barn burner.
Rwanda takes on North Korea and the winner of the
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that Wow, the winner of that one takes on Haiti.
That's gonna be a bloodbath, which is pretty normal for
all those countries. Now we have to take a moment
and we have to laugh at Dome because she's back
doing news hits. Next Jesse Kelly Backscian. It is the
(29:26):
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Imemver, you
can email us and you should your love, your hate,
your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I'll
get to a lot of those next hour. But we
have to talk about Dome for a moment because Dome
wrote a book. Now, let me rehi something we've discussed
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before about politicians in books. It's one of those legally
corrupt things that happen. And this is what I mean
by that. Politicians don't really make a lot of money.
One hundred and sixty hundred and seventy grand a year.
I realize the vice President's going to make more they
don't make a lot. And I know that's a lot
of money, don't get me wrong, But that's not going
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to create wealth millions of dollars. It's not going to happen.
So they're people who desire a lot of money, and
they're people who spend their time, especially Democrats, but Republicans
do this too. They spend their time raiding the public
treasury and handing it out to their friends. So what
they do. They're looters, they're robbers, they're thieves. It's what
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they do. Thieves who expect a cut of the action,
Thieves who expect to be rewarded. This often takes the
form of a book deal. How is Bernie Sanders? How
does he own several homes worth millions of dollars? How's
that possible? Book deals? You see? But the us to
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think about writing a book. I wrote a book, The
Anti Communist Manifesto, available at Jesse kellybook dot com. It's
the only one I ever plan on writing. Do you
know it was a bestseller Wall Street Journal Bestseller List,
all this stuff. Did you know that in the month
of July it was the number one political book in
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the United States of America. The year it came out.
Do you know how much money I made from that book?
Not hardly anything at all after the initial advance. You know,
that's the money that check they write you before you
write it. After the initial advance, I've never seen one
dime the number one political book in the United States
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of America. It's very very I'm not complaining. I'm fine.
But the point of that was, it's very difficult to
make any money on a book. It's very, very difficult.
So how could you make money on a book? Well,
here's how I just mentioned that Wall Street Journal bestseller list.
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Did you know that?
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Now?
Speaker 1 (31:58):
I only found this out after I wrote a book,
that these bestseller lists, they'll put out numbers oftentimes. I
don't know if these numbers are public, but we were
getting these when my book came out. They put out
numbers of how many books were sold. And you would
notice there were these outliers like you sold five thousand
books last week and this other book sold forty thousand
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books last week. Wait a minute, how's that possible? Wheld?
They would even put a note on those What was
that note? It was an indicator that one organization bought
thousands of copies of the book. Now, how many times
have we discussed the system and how the system takes
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care of its own and how having a system membership card,
being known as a loyal member of the system is profitable.
Kamala Harris has been a loyal member of the system
her entire life. She has served the communist cause for
her entire political life. She wants to make some money,
wants to write a memoir and make some money. Now,
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nobody cares about Dome's book. Nobody cares about anything, this
moron says. Did no one cared anyone?
Speaker 2 (33:11):
No one, no one even likes Well, let's take a
look at her net favorable ratings nationwide. You know, back
in October of twenty twenty four, she was at minus
five points, not exactly great, but pretty close to the
zero mark, right, pretty close to even.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
But now down under she goes.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
She's at minus thirteen points. That's an eight point drop
since the general election among the overall electorate. She is
not well liked at this particular point. The American people,
they don't want this, they don't want her. And get this,
she's thirty seven points underwater with independence. If you can't
win independence, you can't win the election and the.
Speaker 1 (33:46):
So why write a book? Who's going to buy the book?
There are going to be, mark my words, probably multiple
communist organizations, probably ones that she in around about way
filtered your money to who go out and buy thousands,
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tens of thousands of copies of Dome's book. What are
they gonna do with it? Nothing? Probably throw them away,
put them in some stupid library no one will read,
throw them in a back corner. That's not the point.
The point is it's a way to get money legally
to a politician. Writing a book, if you're a politician,
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is a way to legally swindle money. It is. And
when you write a book, I had to do this too,
you go on essentially a book tour. I think mine
was a week or two. And what you do in
that week is you go do other shows. You do
as many shows as you possibly can, and you're what
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you're selling your book. You can find out in a
hunt in my book. What's your book called? One hundred
and seven Days or something like that, And this is
how it's going.
Speaker 3 (35:02):
My concern about him running for reelection.
Speaker 1 (35:06):
You're talking about Joe Biden.
Speaker 3 (35:07):
My concern about him running for reelection was completely separate
from my admiration and knowledge about his capacity to serve
as president of the United States, which was consistent and
never waivered.
Speaker 1 (35:21):
Well, when we sit here, as we sit here today,
do you think he would have been up for running
the country for four more years?
Speaker 3 (35:27):
I here's the distinction that I make. It's and having
had the experience myself. It is one thing to have
the capacity to govern. It is another thing to go
through an election for president of the United States.
Speaker 1 (35:44):
Yeah, so she's lying, and she's just saying the most
ridiculous over the top line.
Speaker 3 (35:50):
Sitting vice president enters the race against a former president
of the United States, has been running for ten years,
with one hundred and seven days to go, and it
ended up being the closest presidential election in the twenty
first century.
Speaker 1 (36:05):
No, it wasn't. But what's she out there actually doing?
We all know what she's doing.
Speaker 3 (36:10):
A tyrant. We used to compare the strength of our
democracy to communist dictators. That's what we're dealing with right now,
Donald Trump, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (36:20):
We got all that, but none of that's the best part.
The best part is Dome sat down with Rachel Maddow
and was asked a very pointed question about about why
she didn't pick the Rear Admiral, Why didn't Pete Boodhaje Edge,
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why didn't he get the nod to be her VP?
And we're going to have so much fun with this
in just a moment. Before we talk about the Rear
Admiral and Dome. Before we do that, let's talk about
Pure Talk. Let's get you switched up, get yourself owned service,
switched up to the company that doesn't farm out all
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their work to other nations. They are adamantly pro American.
They hire Americans even in customer service. Nobody does that.
Everybody has to go to some call center and some
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English to save pennies on the dollar. Not pure talk.
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Pure Talk's been hiring Americans for a very long time.
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