September 24, 2025 • 36 mins
Reinforcing their world of make believe with mass censoring of the truth. Losing your kids to a demonic ideology. McDonalds in Japan. They are encouraging their base to get violent against their political enemies. Living in the south is great, but…
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. On
a wonderful, wonderful what's called it a Friday. I'm in
a Friday moon on a wonderful Wednesday. So we're gonna
talk about the world to make believe here in a
moment created in a large part by the communists in
(00:33):
this country. We'll talk about that. Then we'll get to
emails and other fun stuff this hour. But I have
a piece of audio that I promised you, and this
audio it can be a little difficult to hear. And
the reason it's a little difficult to here is this
young lady is wearing a mask. Who is this young lady.
(00:54):
Her name is Violet Affleck. She is the daughter of
a couple of Hollywood stars, Jennifer what's her name, Jennifer
Gardner Garner, Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck. I'm not a
big Hollywood person, but the important thing is she is
nineteen years old, and I really I don't think I'll
(01:14):
be able to bring myself to mock her because I
find this to be so incredibly sad. If you are
a Democrat listening to this show one of the Democrats
who hate Listen. I want you to listen to this,
and I want you to ask yourself. You don't have
to reach out, you don't tell me anything. Do you
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want your child to be this broken, afraid and miserable?
To raise your child as a democrat is to shatter
their soul. It's to take away any chance they have
at happiness. This is a nineteen year old girl. A
nineteen year old girl should be pappy, hanging out with friends.
(02:03):
Maybe maybe has a job, maybe already. Maybe she's already
got a husband, a boyfriend. Maybe maybe she's on family vacations.
Maybe she's learning how to cook. Maybe she's going to college.
College if he's enter to Hillsdale, A nineteen year old
girl should be pretty and happy and life is good.
(02:24):
Listen to this broken, broken child. This was her addressing
the United Nations.
Speaker 2 (02:30):
Every subsequent infection increases the risk of long COVID and
pleases people who already have it in greater danger.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
She just referenced by the way long COVID, and I
want to stress this is not audio from three years ago.
This is audio from yesterday. Yesterday. This nineteen year old
girl a mask strapped to her face is addressing the
United Nations about long COVID.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Every subsequent infection increases the of long COVID and places.
Speaker 3 (03:01):
People who already have it in greater danger.
Speaker 2 (03:04):
Here's what we don't know is what it does to
reinfect children over and over and over again with no
end point in sight from the day they are born.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
We are about to find out as.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
COVID doesn't affect children at all none.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Zerial Zipi Kiko Ywasaki says, at this point, the whole
population is the control group, and after only five years,
long COVID has surpassed asthma as the most common chronic
illness in children five years. I am terrified for the
children who do not or soon will not know a
world without debilitating pain and exhaustion, who cannot trust their
(03:40):
bodies to play, explore, and imagine, and who will not
know the potential of their own minds unfettered by the
cognitive damage from a COVID nineteen infection, and I am
furious on their behalf. It is neglect of the highest
order to look children in the eyes and say we
knew how to protect you, and we didn't do it.
We have access to a technology to prevent airborne disease
is something that millions of our ancestors and millions of
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people around the.
Speaker 3 (04:03):
World today would kill for, and we refuse to use it.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
And I shut her to think of where we will
be in another five years of unmitigated infection and reinfection.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
Nineteen years old. Where is that young lady when she's
twenty nine, when she's thirty nine, when she's forty nine,
Where is she broken, completely miserable, completely miserable because her
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parents indoctrinated her with modern communism. She now lives in
a world of make believe, and she's miserable at nineteen. Now,
let's remember that communists create and maintain that world of
make believe. I want to introduce you to a Susan
(05:01):
will Chickie. She's the former head of YouTube, I believe,
former head of YouTube. The Biden administration was run by communists.
As you well know, he didn't run anything. Communists like
Anita Dunn were running the United States of America, and
they did all the things communists do within the constraints
of the United States of America's legal system. They silenced, crushed,
(05:26):
arrested their political opponents, silenced, all forms of dissent. Listen
closely to what happened. These kinds of things, These kinds
of things lead to broken nineteen year old girls who
will live a life of missery.
Speaker 4 (05:41):
With regard to COVID and with regard to vaccines, that
has been a top priority for us. So first of all,
we want to make sure that if there's information that
violates our policies. We came up with ten different policies
around COVID, Then if that's a violation of policies, then
that's something that will remove. We removed over a million
videosssociated with COVID.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
They removed a million videos from YouTube. Let me ask
you something. Do you think those videos were telling people
the truth? Of course they were for the most part.
I mean, I'm sure there were some that weren't, but
a million videos taken off the internet, so people like
that nineteen year old girl were unable to find the truth. Now, Susan,
(06:26):
why do you remove those videos?
Speaker 5 (06:27):
Have you talked to the Biden administration at all about
vaccine hesitancy or vaccine misinformation?
Speaker 4 (06:33):
Well, we did an event actually with the Biden administration,
including President Biden himself, with a number of creators Fauci
as well.
Speaker 6 (06:42):
I wonder if there's anything that you see in the
way that anti vaxxers behave on the platform, if there
are any data or insights there that could be helpful
to people understanding where they're coming from.
Speaker 4 (06:54):
I mean, we try to understand what are the different
ways that we can break through. So we talked about
in this campaign that we did about getting back to
the things that you love. So what we really tried
to do was get not just from the experts, but
also people that were not experts, but who were explaining
(07:15):
like why did they take the vaccine, why was that
relevant for them, and what was their thought process.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
I'm going to play that for you one more time
because the answer to the reporter's question is so fascinating.
The reporter essentially asks her these people who are anti vaxxers,
as she calls them, you know, she's kind of asking, well,
do they have a point? Do you want to understand them?
Listen to the answer. There's no attempt to understand them.
(07:42):
The attempt is to either force them or manipulate them.
I don't need to understand anything. I'm right your evil.
I will censor you or convince you. In fact, I'll
threaten you. I love how she brought up the old
COVID threat because this took place a while ago, the
threat they kept trying to use to manipulate you. Don't
you want your life back. I'll give you your life back
(08:05):
if you do what you're told.
Speaker 5 (08:06):
Have you talked to the Biden administration at all about
vaccine hesitancy or vaccine misinformation?
Speaker 4 (08:12):
Well, we did an event actually with the Biden administration,
including President Biden himself with a number of creators fauci
as well.
Speaker 6 (08:22):
I wonder if there's anything that you see in you know,
the way that anti vaxxers behave on the platform, if
there are any data or insights there that could be
helpful to people understanding where they're coming from.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
See what the reporter to says, is there any way,
you know, people can understand where they're coming from? Listen
to how revealing this answer?
Speaker 4 (08:43):
I mean, we try to we try to understand what
are the different ways that we can break through. So
we talked about in this campaign that we did about
getting back to the things that you love. So what
we really tried to do was get not just from
the experts, but also people that were not experts, but
who were explaining like why did they take the vaccine?
(09:05):
Why was that relevant for them? And what was their
thought process?
Speaker 1 (09:09):
Evil people who have created this world of make believe,
and it's breaking people. It's not just turning people violent.
That's obviously the worst of it. Soon you have a
guy grabbing a rifle shooting at ICE agents, assassinating his
political opponents, Nazis in his mind, that's the worst of it.
(09:31):
But how many people ones who won't go on to kill,
how many people will live lives of complete misery because
they live in this world of make believe, a world
designed to lie to them and to make them miserable.
How miserable is the liberal aunt Peggy in your life, Chris,
(09:54):
I know yours, buddy. Does she light up a room
when she walks in? Is she intent, happy, smiling, joking, laughing?
Or was she always angry? They're breaking people's souls and
it makes me very, very angry because most of these
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people know they're lying. They're doing it on purpose. I
hate it. All Right, it's email time. Before we do
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kellyshow dot Com. Jesse. The other night you mentioned your
Jesse Kelly Briefs. I check them out on YouTube. I've
never laughed so hard. No wonder you were picked to
do a three hour gig on the radio. I love
the show. I listen every night on one of five
point nine kN rs. I love canrs. Look, it didn't
(12:04):
go I want to be clear. It didn't go right
from Jesse Kelly brief to a nationally syndicated radio show.
Granted it happened very quickly, but it went from that
to a one hour late at night radio show on
the local radio station KPRC here in Houston. I have
loved them, and that got super popular, and so they
(12:28):
made it a two hour show, and then that got
picked up by another national syndication company and they put
it on I think it was like ten cities. How
many cities were we on, Chris, ten twelve cities or
something like that, Yeah, something like that, ten twelve cities.
And then I got the phone call. Every single person
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who does what I do once, every single person who
does what I do dreams about and no one ever
gets it. It's very rare. There's only so many spots.
I got the call from Premiere Network saying, hey, you
want to come through radio for us. That's amazing. I
remember I was. I had been told I don't know
if I should give out her name. I probably get
(13:10):
in trouble if I give out her name. I'm not
going to give out her name. The big cheese at
Premiere I love her. I had been told that she
wanted to speak to me, and I was thinking, uh,
why okay, but Ob was there and we were on
our back porch and call. It's on speakerphone, and she
(13:33):
basically she just says, hey, you want to come do
your show for us? And I remember looking at Ab
and she's looking at me and like, what, no way, Yeah, Jesse.
What do we do when it's a family member who
has fallen into the arms of the communists? I know
some will say cut them out, but it's my sister,
(13:54):
and my heart couldn't take it. We were raised by
conservative parents. The only difference in upbringing is she went
to college and I did not. We don't normally talk
about politics, but with Charlie's death, I expressed how heartbroken
I was. Her only response was to ask where all
the sympathy was for the Annunciation victims. It's hard to
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receive this level of emotional manipulation from my own flesh
and blood. First of all, I am sorry, not just
to you, but to anybody who is going through this
with a family member. It does hurt. I know when
it's your sister, it hurts, your mother, your father, it hurts.
And I'm probably most heartbroken for parents, because we get
(14:43):
those emails a lot. Jesse, I lost my daughter in college.
She's a Communist. Now, Jesse. I lost both my sons
they married communists, now, Jesse I. The those hit me
very hard because, as you know, I have two sons,
James and Luke. And while I'm certainly not Father of
the Year, I just adore them. I love them. We went,
(15:04):
we got I got home last night after the show.
It was late, but Obbs out of town, threw them
in the car. We went out for pizza. It was wonderful.
Just laughed. They're such idiots. Just laughed. And I hear
your stories about losing your child and I can't help.
But because I'm a selfish person, I can't help but
make it about me and look at my kids and
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think what if it happens to one of my boys,
and I just it would devastate me. It would devastate
me if I lost one of my boys. So I
sympathize completely, Okay, I sympathize completely. I'm sorry you're going
through that. I will say this, and I think I've
(15:48):
told you this before. One of OB's friends, this is
years and years and years ago, had a husband who
was a severe alcoholic. I'm talking whiskey in your in
the morning kind of alcoholic, really really bad, really bad,
and she wanted him to stop drinking and wanted him
to stop drinking. She was pouring her heart and soul
(16:09):
out to AUV and I one night about how I'm
trying to get him to stop and because she still
loved him, right and tell you the same thing I
told her is you know, I know you love him,
and I know you're married to him, but you have
to understand, for now, he has another wife. He's married
(16:30):
to alcohol right now. Doesn't mean he doesn't love you,
but he doesn't love you the most right now. But
it also doesn't mean it's going to last forever. And
by the way, he did come out of it, went
to rehab, cleaned up his life. They're still together. It
has a happy ending, right, it has a happy ending.
Maybe that will happen to your sister. People do wake
(16:54):
up from the sick, demonic religion of communism. They do,
they do. It is something that happens. It happens a lot,
and at a time where we're at right now. I mean,
you wake up to trying to kill ice agents. They're
assassinating our political leaders where their true demonic evil nature
comes out. This is a time when more people will
wake up than ever before. You know. When the wake
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of Charlie Kirk's assassination, I've seen multiple accounts of Democrats
saying I'm leaving, I'm not part of this. I'm not
saying they're all in becoming Republicans or something like that.
I'm not saying that at all. But I've seen multiple
Democrats come out and say, oh, this is not me. No, no,
I'm not doing this at all. And then the Democrat
(17:39):
response where they were all celebrating it, that turned more
people off of Hey, WHOA, that's gross. I'm not taking
part in that. Just keep praying for your sister right now,
she's not necessarily your sister, she has a different sibling
but that doesn't mean she can't go back and be
your sister again. All right, all right, let's talk about
(18:01):
Japan next. This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Wednesday. We're gonna
do a bunch more emails here before I do some emails.
I know that people like you who are desperate to
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save the country, to get rid of the communists. I
know that at times you can express frustration with the
Trump administration, and I understand that, and you should. You
don't never be a Pom Palm waiver or a man
worshiper of anybody nobody. You should. I've loudly criticized Trump
multiple times before, but I am extremely impressed with this
(18:44):
administration so far now that whenever I say that, people
will will point out what they're not doing this, or
they're not doing that, or they haven't done this, And
you're right, whatever you're saying, you're probably right. But this
is such a better Trump adminished than the first one,
and there are good things happening, and they are saying
(19:06):
so many of the right things with the right ideas.
Steven Miller, I don't know him, I've ever met him.
One of the National Security Advisor Steven Miller is a
very prominent guy. If you ever turn on the news,
you see him out there talking. Man, this guy is impressive.
I like that we're finally getting to the point where
we're addressing legal immigration because the pillowsoft conservatism that we've
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experienced for so many years has always always taken this line.
I mean, I love legal immigration, just not illegal immigration.
We should have a wide gate, but high walls, stupid
lame stuff like that. Well, mass immigration does not become
wonderful just because they make it legal. That's not how
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that works. Yes, people can immigrate to your country. They
should take time, it should be done the right way
it should and it should be a fact that they
are people who will help enrich your country and improve
your country. And you never ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever,
under any circumstances take people end mass from one country,
(20:12):
because when you do that all at once, they don't assimilate.
They just all gather together and wherever they gather, and
soon there's a Muslim called a prayer in Minneapolis. That's
why you don't do that.
Speaker 3 (20:24):
Ever.
Speaker 1 (20:26):
Legal immigration, though it is a huge problem in this country,
as employers have abused the H one BVS system to
find a way to cheat you out of a job,
hand your job to a foreigner who will work for less,
and you're out on the streets. Nobody, nobody in politics
has spoken like that in a long time. Maybe that
(20:49):
I've ever heard here was Steven Miller.
Speaker 7 (20:51):
What we can't do is have a system that deprives
Americans of an opportunity to contribute to their own country.
And we can't have a policy in America where where
every citizen of this country, whether looking for a job,
whether looking for housing, whether they're looking for a government
benefit in a time of need, has to compete with
all the planet Earth, because then you're not a nation anymore.
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At that point, you're just a world economy.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
Wonderful to hear that kind of talk showgun. I'm heading
to Japan for two weeks soon. I'm looking for advice
on historical spots to hit. I got the Tokyo Imperial Palace, Hiroshima,
and even a sweet sounding samurai in Ninja Museum. Chris
find out about the samurai and Ninja. What can you
dig in? Please find out about the Samurai in Ninja Museum.
(21:42):
I promise not to start any illegal fires like you
any other must see spots. Okay, I have something you
have to do in Japan. Now keep in mind, by
the way, when I was in Japan, I was in
the Marine Corps training, so we didn't get to we
didn't get to the Tokyo Imperial Palace. Okay, we didn't
get to do a bunch of touristy stuff. We were training,
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and when we did go to Tokyo a couple times,
we were more focused on other things, what Chris, other things.
I will tell you this though, there is one thing
you have to do.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Have to do.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
Eat at McDonald's. No, no, I'm not making a joke.
Stop stop, stop, I'm really not I'm not making a joke.
I thought they were making a joke at me. When
the older Marines who had been to Japan had said,
we have to eat at McDonald's. You have to try it,
you have to try it. I said, Okay, look, I
love McDonald's as much as the next man. I don't
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think I need to eat it in Japan. They said, no,
you don't understand. You need to try it here. It
is one of the best cheeseburgers I have ever eaten
in my entire life. Now maybe maybe maybe that is
because I had been away from home for I'd been
away from America for a long time. But they told
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me it's something to do with their food regulations and
the meat they use or whatever it is. It was
so good I went every time. I think we went
to Tokyo three or four times because we had a
night or something like that. It was the first place
we went when we got off the train. We went
right to McDonald's to eat every time. Was that good?
What Chris? What Chris said, But your bass camp made
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horrible food. Ah, not necessarily at our where we were
in Japan, and I forget we were close to Mount Fuji.
I forget the name of the base. We were close
to Mount Fuji. There was Okay Chow there. It wasn't
mrs and things like that. There was Okay Chow and
there was a bar at bar and grill there on
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the base. They actually had these incredible, incredible cheesy bacon
uh I was gonna call roll ups, but like a
taketo type thing, take kind of a flaky tortilla and
they had it stuffed full of cheese with Sorry Chris,
it was bacon, but with bacon bits in it, and
they'd serve it with ranch delicious. It wasn't okay, So
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it's not like. Look, we were not at war. It
was a base with legitimate food options. I want to
stress that we were eating fine when we were there.
Go to McDonald's. Go to McDonald's. I know you're gonna
make fun of me. I'm not lying, and it was
not a joke. Go to McDonald's. Hey, giant Jesse, is
(24:34):
it possible for someone to be too tall? I was
at a theme park recently and one roller coaster had
not only a minimum height, but a maximum height seventy
seven inches. So I guess you would just have to
envision how much fun it is. Okay. Also, you'd have
to take note that women rule at bumper cars. My
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husband snarked that it was a byproduct of our driving skills,
but again that is just simple jealousy.
Speaker 5 (25:02):
All right.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
Her name is Mary First, I am eighty inches tall.
I have been to many theme parks in my fully
grown state, because you know, kids, we actually went to
six Flags one time in the Marines, which I'll get
to in a moment, and boy, did my buddies have
(25:24):
a blast getting on the rides and watching me have
to stand there and watch them ride the rides. It's
unbelievably common, how how many rides I'm too tall for.
It's a simple safety thing I'm too tall for. And
yes there's such a thing as too tall. Look, you
are as God made you, and I am as God
(25:45):
made me, and I'm not Lord. I'm not questioning anything.
But I tell people all the time. Look, tall is great.
You want to be tall. The dimes love it, But
you really want to stop about six four six three, six'
four that's about where you want to. Stop i'm six.',
(26:08):
Eight see chris. Is tall you gotta be six. To
two chris gotta. Be close that's Six, Fo okay chris is.
Six foot that's a. Great height at, six' eight life becomes. Extremely,
Inconvenient sometimes again. I'm, not whining look it's Better. Than,
being italian stop it's better than. Being five eight BUT you.
HAVE i can't i CAN'T.
Speaker 3 (26:29):
GO.
Speaker 1 (26:29):
Into j c penny and. BUY pants. ANYMORE i can't
i Can't go to walmart. And grab pants shirts. Are
a nightmare ob has to scour the internet. To find
shirts this is another reason. By the way I'm A
huge cozy earth fan because they have stuff that. Actually
fits me shirts are. Hard to find it's hard to
find stuff. To fits shoes no. One has fourteens. Nobody
(26:51):
has fourteens thirteen is about. All they do so you
have to order it online without. Trying it on you
know they never fit when. You order it now you've
got to go down to. The post office you've got
to send it back and get. Your MONEY back, WHEN
i fly i have to fly, either first class, which
is expensive or get an. Emergency, exit row yes there's
such a thing, as too tall no. Question about it
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The.
Speaker 1 (28:30):
Jesse kelly Show It Is The. Jesse kelly show Final
Segment Of The. Jesse kelly show but we shall return Tomorrow.
On at thursday if, you miss me if something's, on
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Just theater kids you can.
Speaker 8 (28:51):
Have the biggest audience of his career and he can say.
Just about anything, In some ways kimmel's now the SAFEST,
person on, tv you know with, the most freedom, the
MOST autonomy because abc has actively constructively chosen to bring him,
back On Television despite, president trump's criticism despite, the FCC's
threats despite all of this attention in, the past week.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
They brought him back, For contractual, reasons you moron and
a bunch of these distributors are still not playing a
show and they're not going to. Renew his, deal but
again they have to make. Everybody an idol they have
to immediately create this idol. Worship in everybody the communists
do it. All The time hillary clinton's and evil.
Speaker 9 (29:29):
Hands the idea that you could turn the clock back
and try to recreate a world that never was dominated,
by you know, let's say it white men of, a
certain persuasion, a certain religion a certain, point of view.
A certain ideology.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
They're very obvious with who they think, is the enemy
and they operate as if that person. Is the enemy
white people, Are the enemy christians. Are the enemy this
is how. The they operate remember they're. Fighting a war
they are, fighting a war and remember violence is. What
(30:10):
they want you can keep screaming and yelling about the rhetoric.
All you want they should stop tone. Down the rhetoric
and that's fine if you're, calling for that but it's
never going to happen because they wake up in the
morning AND see an ice, facility shot up and. They
are happy these things move, the revolution forward and they
(30:32):
do have an effect because now, FROM now on ice
is going to have to. Have more security we are
going to have to put more. Resources into it, At
every event now that's, an outdoor event people are going
to be are going to have to be, behind bulletproof
glass or you're going to have to have counter snipers,
or drone coverage or the violence of the communists is
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going to. Have and effect. It just is and this
is why they speak like we might call this.
Speaker 10 (31:01):
GETTING strike ready i think of it as getting us
strike ready. Or street ready and part of that is
understanding our own strength and as we, develop that strength
being able to assess, our risk tolerance because we know
that risk tolerance increases as the severity of the situation
increases and as our own understanding of. What's happening, increases
(31:23):
so overall the more we, understand what's effective what, the
risks are and who's, ready to participate the more impact.
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because i still think the class war is the only.
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(34:32):
somebody and you're gonna Want to have you're gonna have
your hot cheetohs or whatever, in your hand and in
front of you is going to be a dude or
a woman who's going to strike up a several minutes
long conversation, with the cashier and you are gonna want
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on crime Policy That released irena zurutzka's. Killer from jail
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cooper calls it a major accomplishment all soft on crime policies.
That they push you already know the whole design behind
it and why. They do it, but it's basically you
can't arrest and imprison, black people policy and that's just
no way to. Live your life if you, commit a
crime no, matter your color you should be arrested. And
don't imprison but because they, hate white people that's not.
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How They Operate gun rights coalition blasts big banks for
quote whitewashing and de banking attacks and. Demands a pledge
people seem to forget that gun manufacturers are routinely attacked
by major financial institutions. In this country it is one
of those kind of soft political war things that happens
(36:20):
that if it hasn't, affected you personally you don't talk about.
It as much but it's. A big deal i think.
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Party To make jasmine crockett the face and voice. Of
your party get her. Out there everywhere have Her tour
the midwest and tell people This is. WHAT democrats are
i will. See you. Tomorrow that's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. On
a wonderful, wonderful what's called it a Friday. I'm in
a Friday moon on a wonderful Wednesday. So we're gonna
talk about the world to make believe here in a
moment created in a large part by the communists in
(00:33):
this country. We'll talk about that. Then we'll get to
emails and other fun stuff this hour. But I have
a piece of audio that I promised you, and this
audio it can be a little difficult to hear. And
the reason it's a little difficult to here is this
young lady is wearing a mask. Who is this young lady.
(00:54):
Her name is Violet Affleck. She is the daughter of
a couple of Hollywood stars, Jennifer what's her name, Jennifer
Gardner Garner, Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck. I'm not a
big Hollywood person, but the important thing is she is
nineteen years old, and I really I don't think I'll
(01:14):
be able to bring myself to mock her because I
find this to be so incredibly sad. If you are
a Democrat listening to this show one of the Democrats
who hate Listen. I want you to listen to this,
and I want you to ask yourself. You don't have
to reach out, you don't tell me anything. Do you
(01:37):
want your child to be this broken, afraid and miserable?
To raise your child as a democrat is to shatter
their soul. It's to take away any chance they have
at happiness. This is a nineteen year old girl. A
nineteen year old girl should be pappy, hanging out with friends.
(02:03):
Maybe maybe has a job, maybe already. Maybe she's already
got a husband, a boyfriend. Maybe maybe she's on family vacations.
Maybe she's learning how to cook. Maybe she's going to college.
College if he's enter to Hillsdale, A nineteen year old
girl should be pretty and happy and life is good.
(02:24):
Listen to this broken, broken child. This was her addressing
the United Nations.
Speaker 2 (02:30):
Every subsequent infection increases the risk of long COVID and
pleases people who already have it in greater danger.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
She just referenced by the way long COVID, and I
want to stress this is not audio from three years ago.
This is audio from yesterday. Yesterday. This nineteen year old
girl a mask strapped to her face is addressing the
United Nations about long COVID.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Every subsequent infection increases the of long COVID and places.
Speaker 3 (03:01):
People who already have it in greater danger.
Speaker 2 (03:04):
Here's what we don't know is what it does to
reinfect children over and over and over again with no
end point in sight from the day they are born.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
We are about to find out as.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
COVID doesn't affect children at all none.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Zerial Zipi Kiko Ywasaki says, at this point, the whole
population is the control group, and after only five years,
long COVID has surpassed asthma as the most common chronic
illness in children five years. I am terrified for the
children who do not or soon will not know a
world without debilitating pain and exhaustion, who cannot trust their
(03:40):
bodies to play, explore, and imagine, and who will not
know the potential of their own minds unfettered by the
cognitive damage from a COVID nineteen infection, and I am
furious on their behalf. It is neglect of the highest
order to look children in the eyes and say we
knew how to protect you, and we didn't do it.
We have access to a technology to prevent airborne disease
is something that millions of our ancestors and millions of
(04:03):
people around the.
Speaker 3 (04:03):
World today would kill for, and we refuse to use it.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
And I shut her to think of where we will
be in another five years of unmitigated infection and reinfection.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
Nineteen years old. Where is that young lady when she's
twenty nine, when she's thirty nine, when she's forty nine,
Where is she broken, completely miserable, completely miserable because her
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parents indoctrinated her with modern communism. She now lives in
a world of make believe, and she's miserable at nineteen. Now,
let's remember that communists create and maintain that world of
make believe. I want to introduce you to a Susan
(05:01):
will Chickie. She's the former head of YouTube, I believe,
former head of YouTube. The Biden administration was run by communists.
As you well know, he didn't run anything. Communists like
Anita Dunn were running the United States of America, and
they did all the things communists do within the constraints
of the United States of America's legal system. They silenced, crushed,
(05:26):
arrested their political opponents, silenced, all forms of dissent. Listen
closely to what happened. These kinds of things, These kinds
of things lead to broken nineteen year old girls who
will live a life of missery.
Speaker 4 (05:41):
With regard to COVID and with regard to vaccines, that
has been a top priority for us. So first of all,
we want to make sure that if there's information that
violates our policies. We came up with ten different policies
around COVID, Then if that's a violation of policies, then
that's something that will remove. We removed over a million
videosssociated with COVID.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
They removed a million videos from YouTube. Let me ask
you something. Do you think those videos were telling people
the truth? Of course they were for the most part.
I mean, I'm sure there were some that weren't, but
a million videos taken off the internet, so people like
that nineteen year old girl were unable to find the truth. Now, Susan,
(06:26):
why do you remove those videos?
Speaker 5 (06:27):
Have you talked to the Biden administration at all about
vaccine hesitancy or vaccine misinformation?
Speaker 4 (06:33):
Well, we did an event actually with the Biden administration,
including President Biden himself, with a number of creators Fauci
as well.
Speaker 6 (06:42):
I wonder if there's anything that you see in the
way that anti vaxxers behave on the platform, if there
are any data or insights there that could be helpful
to people understanding where they're coming from.
Speaker 4 (06:54):
I mean, we try to understand what are the different
ways that we can break through. So we talked about
in this campaign that we did about getting back to
the things that you love. So what we really tried
to do was get not just from the experts, but
also people that were not experts, but who were explaining
(07:15):
like why did they take the vaccine, why was that
relevant for them, and what was their thought process.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
I'm going to play that for you one more time
because the answer to the reporter's question is so fascinating.
The reporter essentially asks her these people who are anti vaxxers,
as she calls them, you know, she's kind of asking, well,
do they have a point? Do you want to understand them?
Listen to the answer. There's no attempt to understand them.
(07:42):
The attempt is to either force them or manipulate them.
I don't need to understand anything. I'm right your evil.
I will censor you or convince you. In fact, I'll
threaten you. I love how she brought up the old
COVID threat because this took place a while ago, the
threat they kept trying to use to manipulate you. Don't
you want your life back. I'll give you your life back
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if you do what you're told.
Speaker 5 (08:06):
Have you talked to the Biden administration at all about
vaccine hesitancy or vaccine misinformation?
Speaker 4 (08:12):
Well, we did an event actually with the Biden administration,
including President Biden himself with a number of creators fauci
as well.
Speaker 6 (08:22):
I wonder if there's anything that you see in you know,
the way that anti vaxxers behave on the platform, if
there are any data or insights there that could be
helpful to people understanding where they're coming from.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
See what the reporter to says, is there any way,
you know, people can understand where they're coming from? Listen
to how revealing this answer?
Speaker 4 (08:43):
I mean, we try to we try to understand what
are the different ways that we can break through. So
we talked about in this campaign that we did about
getting back to the things that you love. So what
we really tried to do was get not just from
the experts, but also people that were not experts, but
who were explaining like why did they take the vaccine?
(09:05):
Why was that relevant for them? And what was their
thought process?
Speaker 1 (09:09):
Evil people who have created this world of make believe,
and it's breaking people. It's not just turning people violent.
That's obviously the worst of it. Soon you have a
guy grabbing a rifle shooting at ICE agents, assassinating his
political opponents, Nazis in his mind, that's the worst of it.
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But how many people ones who won't go on to kill,
how many people will live lives of complete misery because
they live in this world of make believe, a world
designed to lie to them and to make them miserable.
How miserable is the liberal aunt Peggy in your life, Chris,
(09:54):
I know yours, buddy. Does she light up a room
when she walks in? Is she intent, happy, smiling, joking, laughing?
Or was she always angry? They're breaking people's souls and
it makes me very, very angry because most of these
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people know they're lying. They're doing it on purpose. I
hate it. All Right, it's email time. Before we do
some emails. Let's get your dog taken care of, Let's
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(11:43):
kellyshow dot Com. Jesse. The other night you mentioned your
Jesse Kelly Briefs. I check them out on YouTube. I've
never laughed so hard. No wonder you were picked to
do a three hour gig on the radio. I love
the show. I listen every night on one of five
point nine kN rs. I love canrs. Look, it didn't
(12:04):
go I want to be clear. It didn't go right
from Jesse Kelly brief to a nationally syndicated radio show.
Granted it happened very quickly, but it went from that
to a one hour late at night radio show on
the local radio station KPRC here in Houston. I have
loved them, and that got super popular, and so they
(12:28):
made it a two hour show, and then that got
picked up by another national syndication company and they put
it on I think it was like ten cities. How
many cities were we on, Chris, ten twelve cities or
something like that, Yeah, something like that, ten twelve cities.
And then I got the phone call. Every single person
(12:49):
who does what I do once, every single person who
does what I do dreams about and no one ever
gets it. It's very rare. There's only so many spots.
I got the call from Premiere Network saying, hey, you
want to come through radio for us. That's amazing. I
remember I was. I had been told I don't know
if I should give out her name. I probably get
(13:10):
in trouble if I give out her name. I'm not
going to give out her name. The big cheese at
Premiere I love her. I had been told that she
wanted to speak to me, and I was thinking, uh,
why okay, but Ob was there and we were on
our back porch and call. It's on speakerphone, and she
(13:33):
basically she just says, hey, you want to come do
your show for us? And I remember looking at Ab
and she's looking at me and like, what, no way, Yeah, Jesse.
What do we do when it's a family member who
has fallen into the arms of the communists? I know
some will say cut them out, but it's my sister,
(13:54):
and my heart couldn't take it. We were raised by
conservative parents. The only difference in upbringing is she went
to college and I did not. We don't normally talk
about politics, but with Charlie's death, I expressed how heartbroken
I was. Her only response was to ask where all
the sympathy was for the Annunciation victims. It's hard to
(14:18):
receive this level of emotional manipulation from my own flesh
and blood. First of all, I am sorry, not just
to you, but to anybody who is going through this
with a family member. It does hurt. I know when
it's your sister, it hurts, your mother, your father, it hurts.
And I'm probably most heartbroken for parents, because we get
(14:43):
those emails a lot. Jesse, I lost my daughter in college.
She's a Communist. Now, Jesse. I lost both my sons
they married communists, now, Jesse I. The those hit me
very hard because, as you know, I have two sons,
James and Luke. And while I'm certainly not Father of
the Year, I just adore them. I love them. We went,
(15:04):
we got I got home last night after the show.
It was late, but Obbs out of town, threw them
in the car. We went out for pizza. It was wonderful.
Just laughed. They're such idiots. Just laughed. And I hear
your stories about losing your child and I can't help.
But because I'm a selfish person, I can't help but
make it about me and look at my kids and
(15:25):
think what if it happens to one of my boys,
and I just it would devastate me. It would devastate
me if I lost one of my boys. So I
sympathize completely, Okay, I sympathize completely. I'm sorry you're going
through that. I will say this, and I think I've
(15:48):
told you this before. One of OB's friends, this is
years and years and years ago, had a husband who
was a severe alcoholic. I'm talking whiskey in your in
the morning kind of alcoholic, really really bad, really bad,
and she wanted him to stop drinking and wanted him
to stop drinking. She was pouring her heart and soul
(16:09):
out to AUV and I one night about how I'm
trying to get him to stop and because she still
loved him, right and tell you the same thing I
told her is you know, I know you love him,
and I know you're married to him, but you have
to understand, for now, he has another wife. He's married
(16:30):
to alcohol right now. Doesn't mean he doesn't love you,
but he doesn't love you the most right now. But
it also doesn't mean it's going to last forever. And
by the way, he did come out of it, went
to rehab, cleaned up his life. They're still together. It
has a happy ending, right, it has a happy ending.
Maybe that will happen to your sister. People do wake
(16:54):
up from the sick, demonic religion of communism. They do,
they do. It is something that happens. It happens a lot,
and at a time where we're at right now. I mean,
you wake up to trying to kill ice agents. They're
assassinating our political leaders where their true demonic evil nature
comes out. This is a time when more people will
wake up than ever before. You know. When the wake
(17:17):
of Charlie Kirk's assassination, I've seen multiple accounts of Democrats
saying I'm leaving, I'm not part of this. I'm not
saying they're all in becoming Republicans or something like that.
I'm not saying that at all. But I've seen multiple
Democrats come out and say, oh, this is not me. No, no,
I'm not doing this at all. And then the Democrat
(17:39):
response where they were all celebrating it, that turned more
people off of Hey, WHOA, that's gross. I'm not taking
part in that. Just keep praying for your sister right now,
she's not necessarily your sister, she has a different sibling
but that doesn't mean she can't go back and be
your sister again. All right, all right, let's talk about
(18:01):
Japan next. This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Wednesday. We're gonna
do a bunch more emails here before I do some emails.
I know that people like you who are desperate to
(18:22):
save the country, to get rid of the communists. I
know that at times you can express frustration with the
Trump administration, and I understand that, and you should. You
don't never be a Pom Palm waiver or a man
worshiper of anybody nobody. You should. I've loudly criticized Trump
multiple times before, but I am extremely impressed with this
(18:44):
administration so far now that whenever I say that, people
will will point out what they're not doing this, or
they're not doing that, or they haven't done this, And
you're right, whatever you're saying, you're probably right. But this
is such a better Trump adminished than the first one,
and there are good things happening, and they are saying
(19:06):
so many of the right things with the right ideas.
Steven Miller, I don't know him, I've ever met him.
One of the National Security Advisor Steven Miller is a
very prominent guy. If you ever turn on the news,
you see him out there talking. Man, this guy is impressive.
I like that we're finally getting to the point where
we're addressing legal immigration because the pillowsoft conservatism that we've
(19:29):
experienced for so many years has always always taken this line.
I mean, I love legal immigration, just not illegal immigration.
We should have a wide gate, but high walls, stupid
lame stuff like that. Well, mass immigration does not become
wonderful just because they make it legal. That's not how
(19:50):
that works. Yes, people can immigrate to your country. They
should take time, it should be done the right way
it should and it should be a fact that they
are people who will help enrich your country and improve
your country. And you never ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever,
under any circumstances take people end mass from one country,
(20:12):
because when you do that all at once, they don't assimilate.
They just all gather together and wherever they gather, and
soon there's a Muslim called a prayer in Minneapolis. That's
why you don't do that.
Speaker 3 (20:24):
Ever.
Speaker 1 (20:26):
Legal immigration, though it is a huge problem in this country,
as employers have abused the H one BVS system to
find a way to cheat you out of a job,
hand your job to a foreigner who will work for less,
and you're out on the streets. Nobody, nobody in politics
has spoken like that in a long time. Maybe that
(20:49):
I've ever heard here was Steven Miller.
Speaker 7 (20:51):
What we can't do is have a system that deprives
Americans of an opportunity to contribute to their own country.
And we can't have a policy in America where where
every citizen of this country, whether looking for a job,
whether looking for housing, whether they're looking for a government
benefit in a time of need, has to compete with
all the planet Earth, because then you're not a nation anymore.
(21:13):
At that point, you're just a world economy.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
Wonderful to hear that kind of talk showgun. I'm heading
to Japan for two weeks soon. I'm looking for advice
on historical spots to hit. I got the Tokyo Imperial Palace, Hiroshima,
and even a sweet sounding samurai in Ninja Museum. Chris
find out about the samurai and Ninja. What can you
dig in? Please find out about the Samurai in Ninja Museum.
(21:42):
I promise not to start any illegal fires like you
any other must see spots. Okay, I have something you
have to do in Japan. Now keep in mind, by
the way, when I was in Japan, I was in
the Marine Corps training, so we didn't get to we
didn't get to the Tokyo Imperial Palace. Okay, we didn't
get to do a bunch of touristy stuff. We were training,
(22:05):
and when we did go to Tokyo a couple times,
we were more focused on other things, what Chris, other things.
I will tell you this though, there is one thing
you have to do.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Have to do.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
Eat at McDonald's. No, no, I'm not making a joke.
Stop stop, stop, I'm really not I'm not making a joke.
I thought they were making a joke at me. When
the older Marines who had been to Japan had said,
we have to eat at McDonald's. You have to try it,
you have to try it. I said, Okay, look, I
love McDonald's as much as the next man. I don't
(22:42):
think I need to eat it in Japan. They said, no,
you don't understand. You need to try it here. It
is one of the best cheeseburgers I have ever eaten
in my entire life. Now maybe maybe maybe that is
because I had been away from home for I'd been
away from America for a long time. But they told
(23:06):
me it's something to do with their food regulations and
the meat they use or whatever it is. It was
so good I went every time. I think we went
to Tokyo three or four times because we had a
night or something like that. It was the first place
we went when we got off the train. We went
right to McDonald's to eat every time. Was that good?
What Chris? What Chris said, But your bass camp made
(23:30):
horrible food. Ah, not necessarily at our where we were
in Japan, and I forget we were close to Mount Fuji.
I forget the name of the base. We were close
to Mount Fuji. There was Okay Chow there. It wasn't
mrs and things like that. There was Okay Chow and
there was a bar at bar and grill there on
(23:51):
the base. They actually had these incredible, incredible cheesy bacon
uh I was gonna call roll ups, but like a
taketo type thing, take kind of a flaky tortilla and
they had it stuffed full of cheese with Sorry Chris,
it was bacon, but with bacon bits in it, and
they'd serve it with ranch delicious. It wasn't okay, So
(24:14):
it's not like. Look, we were not at war. It
was a base with legitimate food options. I want to
stress that we were eating fine when we were there.
Go to McDonald's. Go to McDonald's. I know you're gonna
make fun of me. I'm not lying, and it was
not a joke. Go to McDonald's. Hey, giant Jesse, is
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it possible for someone to be too tall? I was
at a theme park recently and one roller coaster had
not only a minimum height, but a maximum height seventy
seven inches. So I guess you would just have to
envision how much fun it is. Okay. Also, you'd have
to take note that women rule at bumper cars. My
(24:55):
husband snarked that it was a byproduct of our driving skills,
but again that is just simple jealousy.
Speaker 5 (25:02):
All right.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
Her name is Mary First, I am eighty inches tall.
I have been to many theme parks in my fully
grown state, because you know, kids, we actually went to
six Flags one time in the Marines, which I'll get
to in a moment, and boy, did my buddies have
(25:24):
a blast getting on the rides and watching me have
to stand there and watch them ride the rides. It's
unbelievably common, how how many rides I'm too tall for.
It's a simple safety thing I'm too tall for. And
yes there's such a thing as too tall. Look, you
are as God made you, and I am as God
(25:45):
made me, and I'm not Lord. I'm not questioning anything.
But I tell people all the time. Look, tall is great.
You want to be tall. The dimes love it, But
you really want to stop about six four six three, six'
four that's about where you want to. Stop i'm six.',
(26:08):
Eight see chris. Is tall you gotta be six. To
two chris gotta. Be close that's Six, Fo okay chris is.
Six foot that's a. Great height at, six' eight life becomes. Extremely,
Inconvenient sometimes again. I'm, not whining look it's Better. Than,
being italian stop it's better than. Being five eight BUT you.
HAVE i can't i CAN'T.
Speaker 3 (26:29):
GO.
Speaker 1 (26:29):
Into j c penny and. BUY pants. ANYMORE i can't
i Can't go to walmart. And grab pants shirts. Are
a nightmare ob has to scour the internet. To find
shirts this is another reason. By the way I'm A
huge cozy earth fan because they have stuff that. Actually
fits me shirts are. Hard to find it's hard to
find stuff. To fits shoes no. One has fourteens. Nobody
(26:51):
has fourteens thirteen is about. All they do so you
have to order it online without. Trying it on you
know they never fit when. You order it now you've
got to go down to. The post office you've got
to send it back and get. Your MONEY back, WHEN
i fly i have to fly, either first class, which
is expensive or get an. Emergency, exit row yes there's
such a thing, as too tall no. Question about it
(27:14):
and there's also No Question that legacy. Box is, wonderful right,
now right now, during THE break if i want to
see MY father, who i lost, as you know it's.
ON my phone i have that. ON my phone vhs
tapes that have been digitized. On my phone If you have,
(27:36):
super eight, film cassette, Tapes Photo negatives legacy box will hand.
Digitize these things it's not just so you have them,
on your phone so you. Have them forever they send.
You a box you take, those precious memories load them,
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(27:58):
not In, China, not cambodia tennessee a Family, company in
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you your hard copies back along. With digital copies that
means your great great great grandkids get. To see. You
that's powerful legacybox Dot. Com slash jesse legacybox Dot. Com
(28:23):
slash jesse we'll be bad fighting for your freedom Every Day.
Speaker 2 (28:30):
The.
Speaker 1 (28:30):
Jesse kelly Show It Is The. Jesse kelly show Final
Segment Of The. Jesse kelly show but we shall return Tomorrow.
On at thursday if, you miss me if something's, on
your mind you Can email Me Jesse at jesse. Kellyshow,
dot com remember, at their heart most of them are.
(28:50):
Just theater kids you can.
Speaker 8 (28:51):
Have the biggest audience of his career and he can say.
Just about anything, In some ways kimmel's now the SAFEST,
person on, tv you know with, the most freedom, the
MOST autonomy because abc has actively constructively chosen to bring him,
back On Television despite, president trump's criticism despite, the FCC's
threats despite all of this attention in, the past week.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
They brought him back, For contractual, reasons you moron and
a bunch of these distributors are still not playing a
show and they're not going to. Renew his, deal but
again they have to make. Everybody an idol they have
to immediately create this idol. Worship in everybody the communists
do it. All The time hillary clinton's and evil.
Speaker 9 (29:29):
Hands the idea that you could turn the clock back
and try to recreate a world that never was dominated,
by you know, let's say it white men of, a
certain persuasion, a certain religion a certain, point of view.
A certain ideology.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
They're very obvious with who they think, is the enemy
and they operate as if that person. Is the enemy
white people, Are the enemy christians. Are the enemy this
is how. The they operate remember they're. Fighting a war
they are, fighting a war and remember violence is. What
(30:10):
they want you can keep screaming and yelling about the rhetoric.
All you want they should stop tone. Down the rhetoric
and that's fine if you're, calling for that but it's
never going to happen because they wake up in the
morning AND see an ice, facility shot up and. They
are happy these things move, the revolution forward and they
(30:32):
do have an effect because now, FROM now on ice
is going to have to. Have more security we are
going to have to put more. Resources into it, At
every event now that's, an outdoor event people are going
to be are going to have to be, behind bulletproof
glass or you're going to have to have counter snipers,
or drone coverage or the violence of the communists is
(30:54):
going to. Have and effect. It just is and this
is why they speak like we might call this.
Speaker 10 (31:01):
GETTING strike ready i think of it as getting us
strike ready. Or street ready and part of that is
understanding our own strength and as we, develop that strength
being able to assess, our risk tolerance because we know
that risk tolerance increases as the severity of the situation
increases and as our own understanding of. What's happening, increases
(31:23):
so overall the more we, understand what's effective what, the
risks are and who's, ready to participate the more impact.
Speaker 1 (31:30):
We can, Have you see irvine. Has a professor Her
name Is catherine lou remember that scumbag Who Assassinated THE
united Healthcare Ceo.
Speaker 6 (31:40):
In new york, listen to this friends, on the left with,
MY massive, disagreements i thought, YOU know what i want CEOs,
To BE.
Speaker 9 (31:48):
Afraid and i take a totally different position WITH that
because i still think the class war is the only.
Speaker 3 (31:55):
War worth fighting.
Speaker 1 (31:58):
Does she sound upset that a man was, undown a.
Husband a father. She's not upset that's. What she wants
she wants people to be afraid. People are evil it's, Do.
SOME emails jesse i was listening to Your, podcast from
friday responding to the guy who asked you if your
beard was more full. After taking chalk i'm. Thirty years
(32:20):
old i've had a FULL beard since. I, was fifteen.
GOSH that's amazing i couldn't go a FULL beard when. I,
Was fifteen anyway i've been taking chalk for two years,
thanks to you and have noticed my beard has gotten.
Even more luscious but THE real thing i noticed is
my chest. Hair has. Exploded I'M single when i go,
to the bars my top button or two on my shirt.
(32:42):
Has always popped the. Ladies love it i've been half tempted, to,
tell them hey, eyes UP here.
Speaker 5 (32:50):
But i.
Speaker 1 (32:50):
Love the attention my future wife. Is so lucky she
just doesn't.
Speaker 7 (32:54):
Know it Yet.
Speaker 1 (32:56):
Thank you chalk and he says His. NAME is andrew
i never thought about the. Check us. HERE hold, ON
i mean I don't know i've got, some Chest, HERE
what chris.
Speaker 3 (33:06):
I can.
Speaker 1 (33:08):
Don't make a meme o of me looking down my
shirt at. My chest here. Don't do that that's. Not
very nice it is. KIND of, THICK i mean i don't,
have a lot but it's. Kind of, Thick, THANK you
chuck i owe. It to, you, Don't worry ladies you're
not going to. Grow chest here you don't have. To
stress that they have a female vitality, stack for you
(33:30):
male vitality stack for the dude's female vitality stack, for
the dimes and you get a huge discount on subscriptions at,
chalk Dot com slash jesse c h o, q Dot
com slash jesse Dear. Or doctor Meet, As a northerner
(33:50):
i'm Curious how you southerners deal with. Spiders and snakes
i've always Thought, about MOVING south but i don't particularly
fancy the thought of a hospital trip for not checking
my work boots. In, the morning ah you're probably overinflating. That,
A bit yes i do dump out my shoes, in
the morning but it's not like there are poisonous snakes
(34:10):
slithering over your feet when you. Walk around it it's
not that most of the. Snakes, are harmless, yeah that's
right gardener snakes and. Things. Like, that that look you're
going to love Living. In the south if You, are
a northerner you are gonna enjoy Living. In the south
the pace may frustrate. You a little it's much. Much
slower paced you're gonna get into a gas station behind
(34:32):
somebody and you're gonna Want to have you're gonna have
your hot cheetohs or whatever, in your hand and in
front of you is going to be a dude or
a woman who's going to strike up a several minutes
long conversation, with the cashier and you are gonna want
to pull. Out your hair those. Are little things but,
IN the end i love Living. In the south i've Lived.
IN the North i mean. I've, LIVED everywhere really i love. It,
(34:55):
down here yeah the, Summers are. Awful it's indefensible the
summers Are awful In florida And, Texas. And Baman, mississippi
in georgia the. Summers are. Brutal that's life and now.
Here's a headline why you know the thing headlines we didn't.
Speaker 9 (35:10):
Get to.
Speaker 1 (35:15):
Ma'am donnie surges to a double digit lead Over Rivals
In new york. City mayoral contests you get What You Get.
New york city you get. What you get don't. Feel
A Fit Roy Cooper's Racial equity task force pushed soft
on crime Policy That released irena zurutzka's. Killer from jail
(35:36):
cooper calls it a major accomplishment all soft on crime policies.
That they push you already know the whole design behind
it and why. They do it, but it's basically you
can't arrest and imprison, black people policy and that's just
no way to. Live your life if you, commit a
crime no, matter your color you should be arrested. And
don't imprison but because they, hate white people that's not.
(35:57):
How They Operate gun rights coalition blasts big banks for
quote whitewashing and de banking attacks and. Demands a pledge
people seem to forget that gun manufacturers are routinely attacked
by major financial institutions. In this country it is one
of those kind of soft political war things that happens
(36:20):
that if it hasn't, affected you personally you don't talk about.
It as much but it's. A big deal i think.
You're Very talented kamala harris Invited Race baiting jasmine crockett
to her house to groom Her As a democratic. Party
rising star the, book reveals yes she most definitely is.
A RISING star and i want To Encourage the democrat
(36:41):
Party To make jasmine crockett the face and voice. Of
your party get her. Out there everywhere have Her tour
the midwest and tell people This is. WHAT democrats are
i will. See you. Tomorrow that's all
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