November 18, 2025 • 37 mins
Senators and congressmen in the democrat party are openly calling for the military and intel agencies to defy Trump. What makes a Democrat vs what makes a revolutionary. It’s not the street communist calling for revolution, it’s our elected officials. What norm votes on and what decides elections.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is that Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (00:20):
Let's have some fun.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
On a Tuesday, a glorious, magnificent Tuesday, and we have
a huge sch morgash Borg type show for you tonight.
There'll be everything from the new Radical Democrat Party, illegal immigration,
we have headhunters in our politics, and how soon is
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it appropriate to visit the location of a natural disaster?
All that emails, so much more coming up tonight on
the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. But at the beginning,
and I swear this is the only ten minutes I'm
going to try to do on it. That's not a
promise because I'm a dirty liar and I may get
distracted in a while. But let's just touch on the
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vote today really quickly. The Epstein stuff. I already did
an hour on it last night. If you want to
know my thoughts, they're long and complicated. Iheartspotify iTunes. You
can download the podcast, the entire hour one last night.
I prepped you for what's coming this week?
Speaker 1 (01:28):
Epstein? What do we know? What do we think? What
we Oh? Yes, I forgot Chris. It's on YouTube. Jesse
Kelly Show on YouTube. Is that it just at Jesse
Kelly Show on YouTube go. It's all free to go
if you want to see, if you want the hour
there it is. I wanted to add two little addendums,
not repeats of anything I said last night, two little addendums,
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because you sent me a lot of emails about it,
and everyone was great, we're talking about it. No one knows,
but we're all kind of on the same page with
this whole thing. So let me just add this little
bit first. This is about you personally. It's not about
Republicans or Democrats of the country or anything else. This
is about you, your bank account, your job, your home,
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your husband, your wife, your kids, and everything else. This
is about you specifically. Keep something in mind. Okay, a
few years back, Alex Jones, the old radio old that's
not right, famous radio host Alex Jones, he got sued
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by for a billion dollars over something he had said
on his show. It was hugely political. It was totally unjust,
but they did suited for a billion dollars, wiped him out.
But whatever doesn't matter. But that really sparked something in
the country that Donald Trump has taken advantage of ever since.
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And that something is this people who say something publicly
that is flat out factually wrong, not that you have
an opinion that is incorrect, like if you were to
say red the Lobster's gross, that's just you being incorrect
in your opinion. If you say something defamatory publicly that
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is factually wrong about something. In the wake of the
Alex Jones thing, Donald Trump has taken advantage of this.
You can and probably will be sued for a gigantic
sum of money. Media organizations have had to already stroke
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and will be stroking huge checks to Donald Trump because
they keep going on the air and doing I mean
what communists do. They lie, and not little lies, as
we've talked about. They lie about everything at all times.
It's how they operate. They believe it's the revolutionaries, which
we're going to get to in a few their revolutionaries.
Truth doesn't matter. We've talked about it endlessly, but it
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doesn't matter. So they will go on the air because
it's the way they've always operated. It's what the communist
revolution demands. And they'll say things like Donald Trump's a.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
Convicted rapist and get out your checkbook. That's a lie,
that's factually incorrect. You are going to be fired and broke,
and so is your employer.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
You can't say that it's not true. Okay, this is
about you. I'm prepping you for something you know about
the vote earlier today. The Epstein files, the House of Representatives.
I explained last night that there's not a list set
aside that simplicity from your mind. That's what I do,
it's what you do. We make things easily palatable. Surely
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there's just one sheet of paper right that outlines every
criminal his acts and dates and everything he did. That
life doesn't work that way. These are files of pages
various things, bank records, emails, texts. I'm sure there's all
kinds of different bits of paperwork. Jeffrey Epstein was a
billionaire financier who had business dealings with all kinds of
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different people, some very clearly ugly in nefariates. Obviously, there
are going to be a bunch that are going to
be totally on the up and up. Allow me to
give you this little warning for you. That social media
account you have, Twitter, Facebook, on Instagram, I don't know, YouTube,
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whatever you have, be careful in the coming days when
pieces of paper start getting dripped and drabbed out online
and people are being named. When you get actual names
in there, be careful how you were word what you
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word online. You understand. Since I know I'm not in there,
let me use myself as an example. Don't worry. I'm
not in there and I'm not going to see you.
Even if you do this. If a piece of paper
comes out tomorrow and it's an email exchange between me
and Jeffrey Epstein and we're talking about a fifty thousand
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dollars business deal or something like that, don't go to
Facebook and say, wow, I had no idea Jessie Kelly
was a pedophile, because then I'm going to call my
lawyer and you're going to sell your home in order
to write me a ten million dollar check. Now again,
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I'm not in there, and I'm not going to sue you.
Don't worry, but other people will. Wealthy, powerful people who
know there's a chance they're about to be named. They
already have firms monitoring the Internet for anyone who's going
to defame them with a factually incorrect statement. Be careful.
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And I know it's the day and age where we
love to follow people, especially online, who say the most crazy,
bombastic things and then they label themselves as truth tellers
and whatnot.
Speaker 4 (07:22):
Be careful, all right, careful, they're going to probably I
would as soon be names of some genuine criminals and
dirt balls in there, and they're gonna be names of
a lot.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
Of people who are not in there. Just use caution,
that's all I'm saying. Don't let emotion overcome you. Don't
let that influencer you follow on YouTube overcome you. Caution.
Be careful. Your money matters, and there's not a lot
of it to go around today. I don't want you
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to have to worry a check to Johnny billionaire because
of a tweet you put up. Be careful, that's all,
all right. The second little thing I'm gonna put on there,
and then we're moving on. Do you remember Maybe you
don't remember, maybe you never knew, but you know Magic Johnson.
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Back in the day, it was this famous basketball player.
I guess he's still a famous basketball player, super wealthy
businessman now, And it was a big story when I
was a kid. Turned out Magic Johnson got HIV. It
was this big public announcement aid he had HIV, the
disease that leads to a's and so in the wake
of that, the American public started digging into well how
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do you get that? It was very fresh, We didn't
understand how do you do this? But a and it
came out that Magic Johnson had lived a wildlife as
a young basketball player in Los Angeles. And I remember
reading a book and it was it outlined at one
point in time a story about the kind of parties
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they would have as a team, and they would show
up at these parties and they would bring in bus
loads of women from all different walks of life. You know,
puff daddy, that rapper's gotten all kinds of trouble. And
the Internet started going wild talking about these things. He
changed his name to Diddy. I think did Hey, I
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don't know. People are always changing their names. I'm so old.
And they started calling them Diddy parties. And there were
all these allegations online about these women and the kinds
of women who show up at these things. I believe
I'm not part of it. That there is a very
very ugly world out there for wealthy, powerful men, and
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it is a world that you should, even if you
end up with access to money and power, maybe you
get an imitation one day, avoid that world because there's
only trouble coming for you. Maybe you're a young lady.
This is really mainly for you. Feels good when Johnny
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billionaire invites you to his Miami estate with him and
his fifty friends. Bad things happen in those kinds of places.
Just because it's not in the ghetto doesn't mean it's
safe for young people. Mainly, be careful dabbling in those worlds.
They generally end poorly with that. I'll play you on
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thing Trump said, one thing Schumer said, and then we're
moving on. We're going to bounce around all over the
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dot com. To get to the concept of revolution and
the Democrat Party here in just a moment. Two final
words on it. Neither of them are mine. I gave
you mine. Trump talking about the release of the Epstein
files past the House.
Speaker 6 (12:13):
They had nothing to do with Epstein. The Democrats to
all of his friends were Democrats. You look at this
Redhoff and you look at Larry Summers Biltlin. They went
to his island all the time. Many of this all Democrats.
All I want is I want for people to recognize
a great job that I've done on pricing or on affordability,
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because we brought prices way down, but they go way lower.
Speaker 1 (12:38):
Okay, that's what he said, Chuck Schumer. Word is out
that Chuck Schumer is retiring in twenty twenty eight, that
he's not running for reelection. I think Chuck Schumer sees
the writing on the wall that a lizard person like
him is just not as committed enough of a communist
in order to keep control of the Democrat Party being honest.
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After statements like this, maybe he has passed his problem.
Speaker 7 (13:03):
Just I guess a question that's out there. Why wouldn't
they have been released the last four years when President
Biden was in office.
Speaker 6 (13:10):
Well that's the question every American is asking. Not every American,
but so many Americans are asking, what the.
Speaker 5 (13:15):
Hell is he hiding? Why does any want them released?
Speaker 1 (13:19):
He's asked about Joe Biden not releasing him. Well, that's
what everyone's asking. He's a lizard person. There's nothing in there. Now,
let's discuss something it could be. Well, I've got two kids.
I got two sons, as you know, James and Luke.
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I worry about them, not not a ton. I'm not
a stressed out, anxiety ridden parent by any means. Now,
I don't stand by the front door, staring out when
they're out buying burgers or doing stupid things like boys
go do, hanging out with the friends. But I have
the same worries every parent worries. I worry about what
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if they screw up their lives? What if they marry
a redhead? What if they what if they make some
gigantic mistake? What if they get hooked on drugs? I
think about drugs a lot. Maybe I got that from
my parents. What if you get hooked on drugs? Bad
people are hooked on drugs. What if what if one
of them? What if Luke got hooked on drugs? Don't
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worry Luke's fine turns into a disaster of a human being,
starts going in and out of jail, hooked on math,
just genuinely a bad person, violent, drugged out, a disaster
of a human being. I think about how hard it
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would be, as apparent to ever get to a place
where I would acknowledge that one of my two sons
is just a disaster and a bad person. How bad
would it have to get with one of your kids
to come out and say, man, he should probably just
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get thrown in a cage for the rest of his
life be taught, wouldn't it. We're tough in America. We
have two major political parties, Republicans and Democrats. Republicans I
ram on them enough. I'm not going to do that
right now. I think we have a situation on our
hands here where so many Americans, probably not you as much,
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but so many Americans they can't mentally accept something. And
that's something is that the Democrat Party is a communist
revolutionary force for evil that works openly against the interests
of the United States of America. And this is at
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the highest levels. I'm not talking about the purple haired
fat weirdo in Antifa throwing bricks at an ICE officer.
Already know that freak should be removed from society. I
mean at the highest levels of the Democrat Party. I'm
going to play you a montage. I did not make this.
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Chris didn't make this, Corey didn't make this. Democrats themselves
made this. They made this and publicized it.
Speaker 6 (16:24):
Here.
Speaker 5 (16:25):
It is Americans trust their military with that trust is
at risk. This administration is pitting our uniform military and
intelligence community professionals against American citizens like us.
Speaker 4 (16:36):
You all swore an oath to protect and of then
this constitution right now, the threats to our constitution aren't
just coming from a broad but from right here at home.
Speaker 5 (16:44):
Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders. You
can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 1 (16:50):
You must refuse illegal orders. No one has to carry
out orders that violate the law or our constitution.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
We know this is hard and that it's a difficult
time to be a public but whether you're serving in
the CIA, the Army, or Navy, the Air Force, your
vigilance is critical. And know that we have your back
because now more than ever, the American people need you.
We need you to stand up for our laws, our constitution,
and who we are as Americans. Don't give up. Don't
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give up, don't give up, don't give up the ship.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Those are United States Senators. You just heard Slotkin Kelly
with a pretty open call to spies in the CIA
military members to defy orders that are coming down. An
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open call again, not from the tubby purple haired freak
on the corner in an Antifa uniform, an open call
from United States senators that has to be awake. Not
the video itself, but just the idea that that would
even happen. It has to shake people awake that we
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are dealing with revolutionaries, not democrats, not liberals, not people
who lean left, revolutionaries, And when you're dealing with revolutionaries,
it's a whole new ball game. We'll talk about that
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crap you have to fix her personal drama and their
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As we bounce around all over the place, we're discussing
briefly here right now, the fact that we're up against
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not Democrats, not liberals, We're up against revolutionaries. So what
is the difference? How do we even describe the difference? Well,
Republican and a Democrat, those are always going to be
different things. They always have been, really since the creation
of those two parties. And maybe you like a little
of this or like a little of that from each party.
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But the general idea is a Republican should have ideas
that he thinks will better the country, be better for
the people. And we know individual politicians are scum. We'll
get past that, but and ideally a Democrat will as well.
And I disagree with most Democrat policies, at least traditional
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Democrat policies, not the ones today. They're just crazy now,
but ideally you would like to believe as an American
citizen that when you're proposing things as a democrat, that
you think it would better your community and your state
and your country. Maybe you're misguided or wrong, but you
believe it. But a revolutionary is something differ. A revolutionary
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is someone committed to burning the whole thing down and
their interest is lying to you about it. Now, what
kind of person would want to burn down their own country?
I've had that question so many times when we talk
about communists. Why do they want to burn down their
own country? They these people get into power and they
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always just massacre their own country. How could you do that?
Polepot takes power and kills twenty five percent of his country.
Has never been done, a percentage that Stalin couldn't reach, Mao,
hit you name him. Nobody could reach the percentage Polepot reached,
and he did it in like four years. It's no time.
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It's massacred everybody. How could you do that to your
own country? That? That is actually the central difference right there,
and what makes a democrat versus what makes a revolutionary.
The central difference is do you see yourself as a
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citizen of a country you want to improve, or do
you see yourself as a citizen of the world and
you want to burn your country down? For instance, what
would it sound like if there was a Democrat politician
who wasn't interested in improving their city, or their state
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or their country. Patriotism is a ridiculous concept to them.
They're a global part of the communist revolution. What would
it sound like when they talked, h, let's go to
New York City and find out, shall we see?
Speaker 7 (22:50):
So I've said time and again that I believe this
is a city of international law, and being a city
of international law means looking to uphold international law, and
that means upholding the war from the international Criminal Court.
Whether they're for Benjamin.
Speaker 1 (23:04):
A city of international law. That's incoming New York City
Mayor Zohram Mamdonni. He was about to go off about
net Yahoo or whatnot, but this statement alone. Just think
about this statement. Remember, he's about to be mayor of
New York City. He himself is subject to New York
City laws, new York State laws. He is subject to
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federal laws. These are authority wise, the only laws he
should really care about, and the people themselves he should
only really care about New York City, right, But that
doesn't sound like how he sees himself.
Speaker 7 (23:38):
I've said time and again that I believe this is
a city of international law, and being a city of
international law means looking to uphold international law.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
And New York City doesn't have international law, has New
York laws, it has United States of America laws. The
difference between a Democrat and a revolutionary really comes to
down to patriotism. Is there a democrat? There probably aren't
any left today, not very many anyway. If you have
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a Democrat who genuinely cares about their community, their state,
and their country, well, you can have disagreements with that person,
huge disagreements about policy, all kinds of policy, tax is
an abortion, everything else. But if you have a Democrat
who just hates the country and wants to put it
to the torch, that's a revolutionary and there's no conversation
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to have. The problem we have right now is the
Democrats who genuinely care about their community, their state, and
their country, they are either lying about it and hiding
it so they don't have to face their revolutionaries, or
they're retiring, or they're getting run out of the party.
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They're going away. They're not going to be here anymore.
This guy running for for United States Senate. You've seen
this guy, Graham Platner. He's the one that turned out
to have a Nazi and actual Nazi tattoo on his chest.
That's quite a thing. Can't even imagine walking in a
tattoo parlor and asking for anyway. He's possibly going to
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be a United States Senator for Maine. You know what
he wants to do? Stack the Supreme Court and impeach
two sitting justices. This is not again the fat blah
Antifa person on the street corner. This guy is coin
flip away from being a United States Senator soon, the
moderates the reasonable one. More importantly, the patriots are going away.
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The Democrats, frankly, are going away at the highest levels. Now,
we are dealing with revolutionaries who are calling for revolution.
Speaker 5 (25:52):
Americans trust their military with that trust is at risk.
This administration is pitting our uniform military and intelligence can
professionals against American citizens like us. You all swore an
oath to protect and defend this constitution.
Speaker 1 (26:06):
Right now, the threats to our constitution aren't just coming
from a broad but from right here. At home.
Speaker 5 (26:11):
Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders. You
can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
You must refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 8 (26:20):
No one has to carry out orders that violate the
law or our constitution.
Speaker 5 (26:24):
We know this is hard and that it's a difficult
time to be a public servant. But whether you're serving
in the CIA, the Army, or Navy, the Air Force,
your vigilance is critical. And know that we have your
back because now more than ever, the American people need you.
We need you to stand up for our laws, our constitution,
and who we are as Americans. Don't give up, don't
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give up, don't give up, don't give up the ship.
Speaker 1 (26:49):
What are they saying? Did that sound familiar to you,
that that kind of subtle call for revolution? You know what?
It reminded me of this.
Speaker 8 (26:59):
We might call this 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
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what's happening increases, So overall, the more we understand what's effective,
what the risks are, and who's ready to participate. The
more impact we can have.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
Democrat leaders now routinely call for revolution from their own base.
They call for it from inside the military, inside the CIA,
inside the FBI. The revolutionaries are not just standing on
the street corner. They make our laws now, they vote
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on judges. We are dealing with revolutionaries, a revolutionary party.
We have two parties and one of them sucks beyond
belief and the other ones trying to burn the country down.
That's that's quite a place to be, is it. So
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what we have to do is fix the party that
sucks and then defeat the one that's trying to burn
the country down. It really comes it's that simple. We
have to run the losers out of the Republican Party,
get involved in our primaries, fortify our communities in our states,
and then we have to defeat the revolutionaries because man alive,
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can you even imagine what these people are gonna do
when they take power again? Gives me the willies. Let's
do some emails, shall we? Next? It is that Jesse
Kelly Show on a Tuesday. You can email us Jesse
at Jesse Kellyshow dot com let's dig into some of
those two nights. A good night for it, Jesse, hope
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you enjoyed as many totinos as your little hands could
shovel in there. Gosh, I love totinos. I think I
do think as you know, Ab and the boys were
just gone for a few days and I was home
living that bachelor life, and it got pretty wild over there.
What Chris it did got pretty crazy. I feel like
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there may be not putting as much cheese on the
totinos as I remember there being on the totinos. It
was a little cheese dry. I'm not Look, it was
still good. It was Chris. It was. It was not
as not as much as I remember. I know I
can add more. Okay, we didn't have any mozzabrella. I
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was looking for that. What am I going to go
to the store. I can't do that anyway. The guy said,
I'm starting to already hear from the lefties in my
life that prices are out of control because of Trump's tariffs.
This is going to be the messaging. Yeah, look, there
are things that we talked to yesterday. We were referencing
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the Epstein stuff that you can't fight the ocean you know.
I use the analogy about riptides. People drown every year
because they don't swim parallel to the beach. They try
to fight the riptide and swim directly back to the beach.
You will wear out and you will drown because you
can't fight the ocean. The Trump administration really screwed up
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with the Epstein stuff. Tried to get past it. Tell
everyone to shut up and move on. That's fighting the ocean.
The public doesn't want that. They want to know. I
think you're going to be disappointed. I think I'm going
to be disappointed, but the public wants to know. Can't
get past it. The economy is one of those things
that's impossible to overcome if you're a politician. Because highly
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political people as you are, as I am, they're going
to know the why about this? Hey, why is this
this way? Why are prices hard on this? Why did
we get inflame when we did it? You're going to
know at least the basics about that stuff because you
pay attention. But what most people, the vast majority of
people know, is what's going on in their own lives.
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And I'm honestly a lot this way too. What does
the power bill look like you know what you know.
Here's a perfect example. We just got a water bill.
For some weird reason. We get a water bill every
two months. Every two months, we get a water bill.
We just got a staggering water bill. Bob tells me
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about it. Do you want to know how much it was?
I'll tell you. Would you say four hundred? Keep going up?
It was double that. It was almost nine hundred dollars.
I flipped out, as you can imagine. Bob tells me
what it is. I flipped out. Now I have to
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do Now, I have to investigate. I'm calling all, texting
all my friends family. Did something go wrong? What was
your water bill? Now I've actually now and by the
way it was, it was outrageous. I think I have
a leak of some kind in the house. Now I
have to spend all that kind of money. It doesn't matter.
But that prompted action by me. And as soon as
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I'm sitting there having that conversation with me about an
almost nine hundred dollars water bill, you know what I
don't care about in that moment, or what I don't
want to talk about, what's not going to occupy my mind.
The border and you know how hot I am on
that I'm the ultimate immigration hak and whatnot, but I
didn't want to hear about it in that moment. Well,
we were nine hundred dollars. What no, get on the phone,
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text your friends. I'm going to call the water company.
Your own life. When your own life becomes burdensome, unaffordable,
when you can't afford I'm not even talking about the
finer things in life. Uh, steakhouse every Friday night, I'm
not talking about that. When people do not, when they
don't feel like their lives are up to the standard
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they once were, or up to the standard they were
hoping for at this point in their lives, they're going
to look to people to blame. And the people they
are going to blame are going to be the people
in office. Now. Trump has been talking about affordability. He has,
he's been talking about it. He knows this is something
that's on people's minds. He's I don't know that I
(33:25):
would message it exactly like he has, as I've said,
because I don't think you should tell people how low
prices are when they're telling you prices are too high.
But it does tell you he's aware that people are mad.
Speaker 6 (33:35):
Biden administration started the affordability crisis, and my administration is
ending it. I'm ending it. Prices the way down, our
energy prices the way down. And you know, despite Hamburger's
being a big business, energy is one business that's bigger.
When you get energy down, everything else is affected. If
you start bringing the price again, that's like a massive
tax cut. Prices that McDonald's are coming downing, it's moving down. Unfortunately,
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they were so high in the last administration that people
aren't that happy because it was so high. So even
though it's coming down and coming down a lot, they
want to see where it was like when they're listening.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
He's listening again. I can nitpick about it. Don't tell
people that's going down. But that's a much better message
than the one he carried last week where he caught
a lot of pushback from you on it. He caught
a ton of pushback. Don't tell me how great everything
is because he tried to do that. That thing. It's
a Trump thing. Everything's great, best economy ever. Prices our
way down. Well, when you're staring at a nine hundred
(34:40):
dollars water bill, or you can't afford afford to send
your child to church camp this year. That's the last
thing in the world you want to hear from people
in charge. You want to hear some kind of a
message that I'm sorry, I'm going to help. Prices are down.
You'll even accept that it was their fault, at least
to some extent. A it was Joe, I'm gonna get
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it down. I'm gonna fix it. That's the message people
want to hear now. In reference to the email going
into the midterms, if prices are still high, if Americans
feel like life is still not affordable, we are going
to get massacred. But the Democrats all might get worse. No, no, no, no,
(35:21):
don't argue with me. I know I agree with you.
I'm with you. I know. We're not arguing with each other.
We're arguing with norm who doesn't understand. He doesn't understand economics, politics, spending,
money printing. He couldn't tell you a single thing about
the Federal Reserve. That's actually an excellent point. I remember
(35:42):
what Joe Biden did going into the midterms. They'd done
all this stupid climate comedy stuff. Gas prices were high,
and people were furious because Democrats hate the United States
of America. They just drained the Strategic Oil Reserve. They
pumped a bunch of oil that was made for emergencies
into the economy, dropped gas prices in order to mitigate
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the losses at the midterms. You know why, because they
knew all the dirty, ugly crap they were doing. What
was really going to cost them was if people were
out there paying five six dollars a gallon for gas.
They knew. Because they don't have any patriotism, it was
an easy decision. Hey, go drain the reserve. It's a
no brainer for people who hate the country. Now you
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On a Tuesday, a glorious, magnificent Tuesday, and we have
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There'll be everything from the new Radical Democrat Party, illegal immigration,
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All that emails, so much more coming up tonight on
the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. But at the beginning,
and I swear this is the only ten minutes I'm
going to try to do on it. That's not a
promise because I'm a dirty liar and I may get
distracted in a while. But let's just touch on the
(01:10):
vote today really quickly. The Epstein stuff. I already did
an hour on it last night. If you want to
know my thoughts, they're long and complicated. Iheartspotify iTunes. You
can download the podcast, the entire hour one last night.
I prepped you for what's coming this week?
Speaker 1 (01:28):
Epstein? What do we know? What do we think? What
we Oh? Yes, I forgot Chris. It's on YouTube. Jesse
Kelly Show on YouTube. Is that it just at Jesse
Kelly Show on YouTube go. It's all free to go
if you want to see, if you want the hour
there it is. I wanted to add two little addendums,
not repeats of anything I said last night, two little addendums,
(01:51):
because you sent me a lot of emails about it,
and everyone was great, we're talking about it. No one knows,
but we're all kind of on the same page with
this whole thing. So let me just add this little
bit first. This is about you personally. It's not about
Republicans or Democrats of the country or anything else. This
is about you, your bank account, your job, your home,
(02:16):
your husband, your wife, your kids, and everything else. This
is about you specifically. Keep something in mind. Okay, a
few years back, Alex Jones, the old radio old that's
not right, famous radio host Alex Jones, he got sued
(02:36):
by for a billion dollars over something he had said
on his show. It was hugely political. It was totally unjust,
but they did suited for a billion dollars, wiped him out.
But whatever doesn't matter. But that really sparked something in
the country that Donald Trump has taken advantage of ever since.
(02:57):
And that something is this people who say something publicly
that is flat out factually wrong, not that you have
an opinion that is incorrect, like if you were to
say red the Lobster's gross, that's just you being incorrect
in your opinion. If you say something defamatory publicly that
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is factually wrong about something. In the wake of the
Alex Jones thing, Donald Trump has taken advantage of this.
You can and probably will be sued for a gigantic
sum of money. Media organizations have had to already stroke
(03:44):
and will be stroking huge checks to Donald Trump because
they keep going on the air and doing I mean
what communists do. They lie, and not little lies, as
we've talked about. They lie about everything at all times.
It's how they operate. They believe it's the revolutionaries, which
we're going to get to in a few their revolutionaries.
Truth doesn't matter. We've talked about it endlessly, but it
(04:06):
doesn't matter. So they will go on the air because
it's the way they've always operated. It's what the communist
revolution demands. And they'll say things like Donald Trump's a.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
Convicted rapist and get out your checkbook. That's a lie,
that's factually incorrect. You are going to be fired and broke,
and so is your employer.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
You can't say that it's not true. Okay, this is
about you. I'm prepping you for something you know about
the vote earlier today. The Epstein files, the House of Representatives.
I explained last night that there's not a list set
aside that simplicity from your mind. That's what I do,
it's what you do. We make things easily palatable. Surely
(04:50):
there's just one sheet of paper right that outlines every
criminal his acts and dates and everything he did. That
life doesn't work that way. These are files of pages
various things, bank records, emails, texts. I'm sure there's all
kinds of different bits of paperwork. Jeffrey Epstein was a
billionaire financier who had business dealings with all kinds of
(05:16):
different people, some very clearly ugly in nefariates. Obviously, there
are going to be a bunch that are going to
be totally on the up and up. Allow me to
give you this little warning for you. That social media
account you have, Twitter, Facebook, on Instagram, I don't know, YouTube,
(05:37):
whatever you have, be careful in the coming days when
pieces of paper start getting dripped and drabbed out online
and people are being named. When you get actual names
in there, be careful how you were word what you
(06:01):
word online. You understand. Since I know I'm not in there,
let me use myself as an example. Don't worry. I'm
not in there and I'm not going to see you.
Even if you do this. If a piece of paper
comes out tomorrow and it's an email exchange between me
and Jeffrey Epstein and we're talking about a fifty thousand
(06:23):
dollars business deal or something like that, don't go to
Facebook and say, wow, I had no idea Jessie Kelly
was a pedophile, because then I'm going to call my
lawyer and you're going to sell your home in order
to write me a ten million dollar check. Now again,
(06:45):
I'm not in there, and I'm not going to sue you.
Don't worry, but other people will. Wealthy, powerful people who
know there's a chance they're about to be named. They
already have firms monitoring the Internet for anyone who's going
to defame them with a factually incorrect statement. Be careful.
(07:10):
And I know it's the day and age where we
love to follow people, especially online, who say the most crazy,
bombastic things and then they label themselves as truth tellers
and whatnot.
Speaker 4 (07:22):
Be careful, all right, careful, they're going to probably I
would as soon be names of some genuine criminals and
dirt balls in there, and they're gonna be names of
a lot.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
Of people who are not in there. Just use caution,
that's all I'm saying. Don't let emotion overcome you. Don't
let that influencer you follow on YouTube overcome you. Caution.
Be careful. Your money matters, and there's not a lot
of it to go around today. I don't want you
(07:54):
to have to worry a check to Johnny billionaire because
of a tweet you put up. Be careful, that's all,
all right. The second little thing I'm gonna put on there,
and then we're moving on. Do you remember Maybe you
don't remember, maybe you never knew, but you know Magic Johnson.
(08:15):
Back in the day, it was this famous basketball player.
I guess he's still a famous basketball player, super wealthy
businessman now, And it was a big story when I
was a kid. Turned out Magic Johnson got HIV. It
was this big public announcement aid he had HIV, the
disease that leads to a's and so in the wake
of that, the American public started digging into well how
(08:36):
do you get that? It was very fresh, We didn't
understand how do you do this? But a and it
came out that Magic Johnson had lived a wildlife as
a young basketball player in Los Angeles. And I remember
reading a book and it was it outlined at one
point in time a story about the kind of parties
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they would have as a team, and they would show
up at these parties and they would bring in bus
loads of women from all different walks of life. You know,
puff daddy, that rapper's gotten all kinds of trouble. And
the Internet started going wild talking about these things. He
changed his name to Diddy. I think did Hey, I
(09:20):
don't know. People are always changing their names. I'm so old.
And they started calling them Diddy parties. And there were
all these allegations online about these women and the kinds
of women who show up at these things. I believe
I'm not part of it. That there is a very
very ugly world out there for wealthy, powerful men, and
(09:45):
it is a world that you should, even if you
end up with access to money and power, maybe you
get an imitation one day, avoid that world because there's
only trouble coming for you. Maybe you're a young lady.
This is really mainly for you. Feels good when Johnny
(10:06):
billionaire invites you to his Miami estate with him and
his fifty friends. Bad things happen in those kinds of places.
Just because it's not in the ghetto doesn't mean it's
safe for young people. Mainly, be careful dabbling in those worlds.
They generally end poorly with that. I'll play you on
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thing Trump said, one thing Schumer said, and then we're
moving on. We're going to bounce around all over the
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dot com. To get to the concept of revolution and
the Democrat Party here in just a moment. Two final
words on it. Neither of them are mine. I gave
you mine. Trump talking about the release of the Epstein
files past the House.
Speaker 6 (12:13):
They had nothing to do with Epstein. The Democrats to
all of his friends were Democrats. You look at this
Redhoff and you look at Larry Summers Biltlin. They went
to his island all the time. Many of this all Democrats.
All I want is I want for people to recognize
a great job that I've done on pricing or on affordability,
(12:34):
because we brought prices way down, but they go way lower.
Speaker 1 (12:38):
Okay, that's what he said, Chuck Schumer. Word is out
that Chuck Schumer is retiring in twenty twenty eight, that
he's not running for reelection. I think Chuck Schumer sees
the writing on the wall that a lizard person like
him is just not as committed enough of a communist
in order to keep control of the Democrat Party being honest.
(13:00):
After statements like this, maybe he has passed his problem.
Speaker 7 (13:03):
Just I guess a question that's out there. Why wouldn't
they have been released the last four years when President
Biden was in office.
Speaker 6 (13:10):
Well that's the question every American is asking. Not every American,
but so many Americans are asking, what the.
Speaker 5 (13:15):
Hell is he hiding? Why does any want them released?
Speaker 1 (13:19):
He's asked about Joe Biden not releasing him. Well, that's
what everyone's asking. He's a lizard person. There's nothing in there. Now,
let's discuss something it could be. Well, I've got two kids.
I got two sons, as you know, James and Luke.
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I worry about them, not not a ton. I'm not
a stressed out, anxiety ridden parent by any means. Now,
I don't stand by the front door, staring out when
they're out buying burgers or doing stupid things like boys
go do, hanging out with the friends. But I have
the same worries every parent worries. I worry about what
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if they screw up their lives? What if they marry
a redhead? What if they what if they make some
gigantic mistake? What if they get hooked on drugs? I
think about drugs a lot. Maybe I got that from
my parents. What if you get hooked on drugs? Bad
people are hooked on drugs. What if what if one
of them? What if Luke got hooked on drugs? Don't
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worry Luke's fine turns into a disaster of a human being,
starts going in and out of jail, hooked on math,
just genuinely a bad person, violent, drugged out, a disaster
of a human being. I think about how hard it
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would be, as apparent to ever get to a place
where I would acknowledge that one of my two sons
is just a disaster and a bad person. How bad
would it have to get with one of your kids
to come out and say, man, he should probably just
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get thrown in a cage for the rest of his
life be taught, wouldn't it. We're tough in America. We
have two major political parties, Republicans and Democrats. Republicans I
ram on them enough. I'm not going to do that
right now. I think we have a situation on our
hands here where so many Americans, probably not you as much,
(15:29):
but so many Americans they can't mentally accept something. And
that's something is that the Democrat Party is a communist
revolutionary force for evil that works openly against the interests
of the United States of America. And this is at
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the highest levels. I'm not talking about the purple haired
fat weirdo in Antifa throwing bricks at an ICE officer.
Already know that freak should be removed from society. I
mean at the highest levels of the Democrat Party. I'm
going to play you a montage. I did not make this.
(16:13):
Chris didn't make this, Corey didn't make this. Democrats themselves
made this. They made this and publicized it.
Speaker 6 (16:24):
Here.
Speaker 5 (16:25):
It is Americans trust their military with that trust is
at risk. This administration is pitting our uniform military and
intelligence community professionals against American citizens like us.
Speaker 4 (16:36):
You all swore an oath to protect and of then
this constitution right now, the threats to our constitution aren't
just coming from a broad but from right here at home.
Speaker 5 (16:44):
Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders. You
can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 1 (16:50):
You must refuse illegal orders. No one has to carry
out orders that violate the law or our constitution.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
We know this is hard and that it's a difficult
time to be a public but whether you're serving in
the CIA, the Army, or Navy, the Air Force, your
vigilance is critical. And know that we have your back
because now more than ever, the American people need you.
We need you to stand up for our laws, our constitution,
and who we are as Americans. Don't give up. Don't
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give up, don't give up, don't give up the ship.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Those are United States Senators. You just heard Slotkin Kelly
with a pretty open call to spies in the CIA
military members to defy orders that are coming down. An
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open call again, not from the tubby purple haired freak
on the corner in an Antifa uniform, an open call
from United States senators that has to be awake. Not
the video itself, but just the idea that that would
even happen. It has to shake people awake that we
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are dealing with revolutionaries, not democrats, not liberals, not people
who lean left, revolutionaries, And when you're dealing with revolutionaries,
it's a whole new ball game. We'll talk about that
in a moment. I want to talk about a whole
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your employees brought you solutions instead of problems. What would
that mean to you? Instead of a laundry list of
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Tuesday.
As we bounce around all over the place, we're discussing
briefly here right now, the fact that we're up against
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not Democrats, not liberals, We're up against revolutionaries. So what
is the difference? How do we even describe the difference? Well,
Republican and a Democrat, those are always going to be
different things. They always have been, really since the creation
of those two parties. And maybe you like a little
of this or like a little of that from each party.
(20:15):
But the general idea is a Republican should have ideas
that he thinks will better the country, be better for
the people. And we know individual politicians are scum. We'll
get past that, but and ideally a Democrat will as well.
And I disagree with most Democrat policies, at least traditional
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Democrat policies, not the ones today. They're just crazy now,
but ideally you would like to believe as an American
citizen that when you're proposing things as a democrat, that
you think it would better your community and your state
and your country. Maybe you're misguided or wrong, but you
believe it. But a revolutionary is something differ. A revolutionary
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is someone committed to burning the whole thing down and
their interest is lying to you about it. Now, what
kind of person would want to burn down their own country?
I've had that question so many times when we talk
about communists. Why do they want to burn down their
own country? They these people get into power and they
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always just massacre their own country. How could you do that?
Polepot takes power and kills twenty five percent of his country.
Has never been done, a percentage that Stalin couldn't reach, Mao,
hit you name him. Nobody could reach the percentage Polepot reached,
and he did it in like four years. It's no time.
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It's massacred everybody. How could you do that to your
own country? That? That is actually the central difference right there,
and what makes a democrat versus what makes a revolutionary.
The central difference is do you see yourself as a
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citizen of a country you want to improve, or do
you see yourself as a citizen of the world and
you want to burn your country down? For instance, what
would it sound like if there was a Democrat politician
who wasn't interested in improving their city, or their state
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or their country. Patriotism is a ridiculous concept to them.
They're a global part of the communist revolution. What would
it sound like when they talked, h, let's go to
New York City and find out, shall we see?
Speaker 7 (22:50):
So I've said time and again that I believe this
is a city of international law, and being a city
of international law means looking to uphold international law, and
that means upholding the war from the international Criminal Court.
Whether they're for Benjamin.
Speaker 1 (23:04):
A city of international law. That's incoming New York City
Mayor Zohram Mamdonni. He was about to go off about
net Yahoo or whatnot, but this statement alone. Just think
about this statement. Remember, he's about to be mayor of
New York City. He himself is subject to New York
City laws, new York State laws. He is subject to
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federal laws. These are authority wise, the only laws he
should really care about, and the people themselves he should
only really care about New York City, right, But that
doesn't sound like how he sees himself.
Speaker 7 (23:38):
I've said time and again that I believe this is
a city of international law, and being a city of
international law means looking to uphold international law.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
And New York City doesn't have international law, has New
York laws, it has United States of America laws. The
difference between a Democrat and a revolutionary really comes to
down to patriotism. Is there a democrat? There probably aren't
any left today, not very many anyway. If you have
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a Democrat who genuinely cares about their community, their state,
and their country, well, you can have disagreements with that person,
huge disagreements about policy, all kinds of policy, tax is
an abortion, everything else. But if you have a Democrat
who just hates the country and wants to put it
to the torch, that's a revolutionary and there's no conversation
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to have. The problem we have right now is the
Democrats who genuinely care about their community, their state, and
their country, they are either lying about it and hiding
it so they don't have to face their revolutionaries, or
they're retiring, or they're getting run out of the party.
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They're going away. They're not going to be here anymore.
This guy running for for United States Senate. You've seen
this guy, Graham Platner. He's the one that turned out
to have a Nazi and actual Nazi tattoo on his chest.
That's quite a thing. Can't even imagine walking in a
tattoo parlor and asking for anyway. He's possibly going to
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be a United States Senator for Maine. You know what
he wants to do? Stack the Supreme Court and impeach
two sitting justices. This is not again the fat blah
Antifa person on the street corner. This guy is coin
flip away from being a United States Senator soon, the
moderates the reasonable one. More importantly, the patriots are going away.
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The Democrats, frankly, are going away at the highest levels. Now,
we are dealing with revolutionaries who are calling for revolution.
Speaker 5 (25:52):
Americans trust their military with that trust is at risk.
This administration is pitting our uniform military and intelligence can
professionals against American citizens like us. You all swore an
oath to protect and defend this constitution.
Speaker 1 (26:06):
Right now, the threats to our constitution aren't just coming
from a broad but from right here. At home.
Speaker 5 (26:11):
Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders. You
can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
You must refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 8 (26:20):
No one has to carry out orders that violate the
law or our constitution.
Speaker 5 (26:24):
We know this is hard and that it's a difficult
time to be a public servant. But whether you're serving
in the CIA, the Army, or Navy, the Air Force,
your vigilance is critical. And know that we have your
back because now more than ever, the American people need you.
We need you to stand up for our laws, our constitution,
and who we are as Americans. Don't give up, don't
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give up, don't give up, don't give up the ship.
Speaker 1 (26:49):
What are they saying? Did that sound familiar to you,
that that kind of subtle call for revolution? You know what?
It reminded me of this.
Speaker 8 (26:59):
We might call this 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
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what's happening increases, So overall, the more we understand what's effective,
what the risks are, and who's ready to participate. The
more impact we can have.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
Democrat leaders now routinely call for revolution from their own base.
They call for it from inside the military, inside the CIA,
inside the FBI. The revolutionaries are not just standing on
the street corner. They make our laws now, they vote
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on judges. We are dealing with revolutionaries, a revolutionary party.
We have two parties and one of them sucks beyond
belief and the other ones trying to burn the country down.
That's that's quite a place to be, is it. So
(28:15):
what we have to do is fix the party that
sucks and then defeat the one that's trying to burn
the country down. It really comes it's that simple. We
have to run the losers out of the Republican Party,
get involved in our primaries, fortify our communities in our states,
and then we have to defeat the revolutionaries because man alive,
(28:36):
can you even imagine what these people are gonna do
when they take power again? Gives me the willies. Let's
do some emails, shall we? Next? It is that Jesse
Kelly Show on a Tuesday. You can email us Jesse
at Jesse Kellyshow dot com let's dig into some of
those two nights. A good night for it, Jesse, hope
(28:57):
you enjoyed as many totinos as your little hands could
shovel in there. Gosh, I love totinos. I think I
do think as you know, Ab and the boys were
just gone for a few days and I was home
living that bachelor life, and it got pretty wild over there.
What Chris it did got pretty crazy. I feel like
(29:18):
there may be not putting as much cheese on the
totinos as I remember there being on the totinos. It
was a little cheese dry. I'm not Look, it was
still good. It was Chris. It was. It was not
as not as much as I remember. I know I
can add more. Okay, we didn't have any mozzabrella. I
(29:39):
was looking for that. What am I going to go
to the store. I can't do that anyway. The guy said,
I'm starting to already hear from the lefties in my
life that prices are out of control because of Trump's tariffs.
This is going to be the messaging. Yeah, look, there
are things that we talked to yesterday. We were referencing
(30:00):
the Epstein stuff that you can't fight the ocean you know.
I use the analogy about riptides. People drown every year
because they don't swim parallel to the beach. They try
to fight the riptide and swim directly back to the beach.
You will wear out and you will drown because you
can't fight the ocean. The Trump administration really screwed up
(30:22):
with the Epstein stuff. Tried to get past it. Tell
everyone to shut up and move on. That's fighting the ocean.
The public doesn't want that. They want to know. I
think you're going to be disappointed. I think I'm going
to be disappointed, but the public wants to know. Can't
get past it. The economy is one of those things
that's impossible to overcome if you're a politician. Because highly
(30:48):
political people as you are, as I am, they're going
to know the why about this? Hey, why is this
this way? Why are prices hard on this? Why did
we get inflame when we did it? You're going to
know at least the basics about that stuff because you
pay attention. But what most people, the vast majority of
people know, is what's going on in their own lives.
(31:14):
And I'm honestly a lot this way too. What does
the power bill look like you know what you know.
Here's a perfect example. We just got a water bill.
For some weird reason. We get a water bill every
two months. Every two months, we get a water bill.
We just got a staggering water bill. Bob tells me
(31:35):
about it. Do you want to know how much it was?
I'll tell you. Would you say four hundred? Keep going up?
It was double that. It was almost nine hundred dollars.
I flipped out, as you can imagine. Bob tells me
what it is. I flipped out. Now I have to
(31:56):
do Now, I have to investigate. I'm calling all, texting
all my friends family. Did something go wrong? What was
your water bill? Now I've actually now and by the
way it was, it was outrageous. I think I have
a leak of some kind in the house. Now I
have to spend all that kind of money. It doesn't matter.
But that prompted action by me. And as soon as
(32:16):
I'm sitting there having that conversation with me about an
almost nine hundred dollars water bill, you know what I
don't care about in that moment, or what I don't
want to talk about, what's not going to occupy my mind.
The border and you know how hot I am on
that I'm the ultimate immigration hak and whatnot, but I
didn't want to hear about it in that moment. Well,
we were nine hundred dollars. What no, get on the phone,
(32:38):
text your friends. I'm going to call the water company.
Your own life. When your own life becomes burdensome, unaffordable,
when you can't afford I'm not even talking about the
finer things in life. Uh, steakhouse every Friday night, I'm
not talking about that. When people do not, when they
don't feel like their lives are up to the standard
(33:01):
they once were, or up to the standard they were
hoping for at this point in their lives, they're going
to look to people to blame. And the people they
are going to blame are going to be the people
in office. Now. Trump has been talking about affordability. He has,
he's been talking about it. He knows this is something
that's on people's minds. He's I don't know that I
(33:25):
would message it exactly like he has, as I've said,
because I don't think you should tell people how low
prices are when they're telling you prices are too high.
But it does tell you he's aware that people are mad.
Speaker 6 (33:35):
Biden administration started the affordability crisis, and my administration is
ending it. I'm ending it. Prices the way down, our
energy prices the way down. And you know, despite Hamburger's
being a big business, energy is one business that's bigger.
When you get energy down, everything else is affected. If
you start bringing the price again, that's like a massive
tax cut. Prices that McDonald's are coming downing, it's moving down. Unfortunately,
(34:01):
they were so high in the last administration that people
aren't that happy because it was so high. So even
though it's coming down and coming down a lot, they
want to see where it was like when they're listening.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
He's listening again. I can nitpick about it. Don't tell
people that's going down. But that's a much better message
than the one he carried last week where he caught
a lot of pushback from you on it. He caught
a ton of pushback. Don't tell me how great everything
is because he tried to do that. That thing. It's
a Trump thing. Everything's great, best economy ever. Prices our
way down. Well, when you're staring at a nine hundred
(34:40):
dollars water bill, or you can't afford afford to send
your child to church camp this year. That's the last
thing in the world you want to hear from people
in charge. You want to hear some kind of a
message that I'm sorry, I'm going to help. Prices are down.
You'll even accept that it was their fault, at least
to some extent. A it was Joe, I'm gonna get
(35:01):
it down. I'm gonna fix it. That's the message people
want to hear now. In reference to the email going
into the midterms, if prices are still high, if Americans
feel like life is still not affordable, we are going
to get massacred. But the Democrats all might get worse. No, no, no, no,
(35:21):
don't argue with me. I know I agree with you.
I'm with you. I know. We're not arguing with each other.
We're arguing with norm who doesn't understand. He doesn't understand economics, politics, spending,
money printing. He couldn't tell you a single thing about
the Federal Reserve. That's actually an excellent point. I remember
(35:42):
what Joe Biden did going into the midterms. They'd done
all this stupid climate comedy stuff. Gas prices were high,
and people were furious because Democrats hate the United States
of America. They just drained the Strategic Oil Reserve. They
pumped a bunch of oil that was made for emergencies
into the economy, dropped gas prices in order to mitigate
(36:03):
the losses at the midterms. You know why, because they
knew all the dirty, ugly crap they were doing. What
was really going to cost them was if people were
out there paying five six dollars a gallon for gas.
They knew. Because they don't have any patriotism, it was
an easy decision. Hey, go drain the reserve. It's a
no brainer for people who hate the country. Now you
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All right, Let's talk a little illegal immigration next
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