June 16, 2026 • 39 mins
Dome is rolling out her one line again, but why? What does it actually mean? Why is Israel up in arms over this Trump Iran deal? Chaffing with our Israeli ally.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Tuesday, and there are
wonderful things happening out there right now. I'm in a
(00:31):
fantastic mood. JD. Vance went on the View today and
did great. We're gonna play a lot of that, but
not necessarily because I care about the View. We're gonna
talk about something. We're gonna have an in depth talk.
Trump came out and said some things that are ruffling
some feathers about the Israel Iran deal. What not Israel deal,
the Iran Deal. We'll discuss that in depth. We're gonna
(00:54):
talk about how communists are destroyers, another example of Democrats
hating America. Some hopeful polls for the midterms, all that
trainees can't get work emails, and so much more coming
up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Before
we get into the JD stuff, or the Trump stuff,
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or the feathers rough old and all the other things
that we will, of course get to, I wanted to
point out something that you already know, but something we
have to keep in the back of our mind, especially
when things are going better. Well, depending on how you
look at things. When things are going poorly, it's easy
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to focus and understand on the nature of the enemy.
These people are wrecking us on purpose. When Joe Biden
is in office, it's not hard to look around and see, Wow,
they're really doing all this on purpose. The destruction really
is intentional. These people are monsters. It's easy to see
that when Joe Biden's in office. When they are out
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of power, it's easy to forget it. It's easy to
forget they're still right there, still plotting, still planning, still
hating the country. It's easy to see it. It's easy
to forget it just depends on who's in power. Dome
is starting to pop her head up again. She's been
doing that for a long long time. Looks like she's
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considering a run for the presidency. You want to keep
your name out there, so you're bouncing around, you're doing speeches.
She dropped a line that she's dropped a thousand times before.
We've played montages of this for you on the show,
and everyone likes to make fun of her because she
says it all the time and every speech, and when
you player saying it, you say she's stupid. It's the
(02:46):
only line she has. And then all those things may
be true. But remember there's something to this much that has.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Already been done and can be done. It's the difference
in a way that builds industries and creates efficiencies and
creates leadership around helping what people see. Well, it can
be unburdened by the.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
See what can be unburdened by what has been. That's
a much more nefarious line than you think, because it
comes from the mouth of a dollar pole pot. When
that communist dictator took over Cambodia, he declared it to
be year's zero. What year zero? What's that even mean?
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Year zero?
Speaker 3 (03:49):
What?
Speaker 1 (03:51):
Well, everything in the past is gone, now wipe it away.
We'll destroy everything, tear down everything, wipe away everything, rename everything.
And once we do that, we're going to build a
new communist future for the people. Now that's not a
great sell, is it, even for a new dictator? Hey,
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I plan on butchering a quarter of the country and
destroying everything I get my hands on. Not a great cell. So,
like all things, remember, communists lie about everything all the time.
We talk about this all the time. They're always having
to massage the message, if you will, how do you
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sell destruction to the masses. If you want to destroy
the country of Cambodia and butcher all your political enemies,
torture them to death. Lovely things like that, You don't
come out and advertise that you declare it to be
year zero. That almost sounds refreshing, right, certainly, if you're
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down on your luck, doesn't everybody love new beginnings? Doesn't
everybody love that's saying that's been used a million times.
Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
It's wonderful, isn't it. There's no more past. I'm free
of all of that. I could just create my future.
The communist knows that. Just know that that's not what
he's talking about when he talks like knowing.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
That there was so much that has for many been
done and done. It's really good difference in a way
that builds industries and creates efficiencies and create leadership around
helping what the people see. Well, it can be unbirded by.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
See what can be unburdened by what has been You
see everything in our past, your past, everyone's past. It's
not wonderful. It's not your history, your heritage. It's a burden.
If you would just let these communists unburden you. Let
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them wipe it all away, change the name of your streets,
destroy your history, turn you against your parents and your
parents against you. Just let them destroy every part of
your heritage. Let them tear down those statues. Then you'll
be unburdened, and you'll finally be able to see what
can be. They worked on that line for a very
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long time. And that's why Dome loves that line. She's
been spewing it for quite some time because it's right
up her alley. Now what's that look like practically? Well, see,
sometimes people are resistant to having their whole life destroyed. Understandably.
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People don't want their job, their family, their country burnt
to the ground. This is a problem for communists who
are trying to get us there, So there will be
street animals who try to move things along a little
faster accelerationists. If you will, do you hear the story
about the UFC event the other nine.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
The FBI disrupting this alleged plot targeting the UFC Freedom
two fifty event at the White House, Officials telling Fox
a network of nearly two dozen potential plotters were identified
with at least five people in custody right now. The
suspects allegedly traveled to Fredericksburg, Virginia to make final preparations
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for the attack, and the alleged plan allegedly included explosive
pack drones hitting buildings near the event, forcing a mass evacuation,
and then steering crowds get this toward a pre staged
sniper team. A second wave was then planned to storm
the White House gate. The FBI first learned of the
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threat on June tenth and worked with law enforcement across
multiple states to stop it.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
They this they got wind of this a week before
the actual event. That's a pretty scary plan, isn't it.
As you and I are sitting here trying to live
our lives, trying to vote in elections, trying to just
keep the United States of America together and preserve it
for our children and our grandchildren, it pays to remember
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that there are street animals sitting at home as you
listen to the sound of my voice, planning to murder,
planning to destroy, planning to snipe people in the head.
This is the result of years in years in years
and years of communist and doctrination. And yes, this is
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the result of years of Democrat politicians communist politicians speaking like.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
This so much that has almady been done, and it's
really good difference in a way that builds industries and
creates efficiencies and being leadership around helping what the people see.
Speaker 1 (09:08):
I guarantee every one of those communists planning to mass
slaughter people with the UFC event, they wanted to unburden
you in the country from what has been and that's
what this is all about. This ends up manifesting itself
with violence, with terror. It's absolutely horrible. So there wanted
to get that out of the way. Now, let's touch
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on a couple items from earlier today. Trump Trump is selling, right,
Trump is out there selling, and I talked to you
about this last night. What's he selling. He is selling
the beauty of this Iranian peace steal to the American people.
The Iranian government is selling it to their people as well.
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Keep in mind, as I discussed, leaders, when they make
peace steals, always go back to the population and tell
them why they actually won, and tell them everything they
actually want. They don't focus on anything bad. Oh no, no, no,
there's a couple of little hiccups in there. But we
killed it. That's what all leaders throughout history have done
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after a peace deal. Trump, in his own way, is
doing this right now people, according to my emails anyway,
and the normies I've talked to in the last twenty
four hours are all over the map on this. I
love it. I hate it. I can't believe we're doing this.
Why aren't we bombing Iran even more? Jesse? I don't understand, Jesse.
(10:33):
Why did Trump say this? Play a couple of things.
Trump said, we'll discuss It might be a long discussion,
probably offensive, and it will lead us directly into the JD.
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try to make an effort and get to a bunch
of those tonight. There are a bunch of stuff. There's
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a bunch of stuff. I want to get to, SPLC stuff, mosquitoes, KFC,
Somali professors. There's a lot to touch on. But Donald
Trump is out there right now, and he's selling the
Iranian leadership. They're selling to their people. We defeated America.
Look at everything we're getting. Trump is doing the same
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thing here. Hey, we defeated him. Theron's toast and look,
I'll tell you what, these people were pretty spectacular to work.
Speaker 4 (12:53):
We're dealing with people that I think are very rational people.
I mean, they were nice to deal with. They were
strong people, smart people. I think actually they're smarter than
the first and second group. But they're not radicalized, and they're,
you know, looking to help their country.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
A lot of people heard Trump say that today and
they winced, scoffed, screamed. The reactions were all over the board.
Jewish producer Christians did it while I played it, little
smirk on his face. I mean, come out, Iron's they're radical.
Come on, they're rational, They're not radicalized. What are you
talking about? Listen? How many times have we heard Donald
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Trump do something like this in the eleven years he's
been politically involved and before that when he was a
public person. Donald Trump, when a deal is being done,
and after a deal is done, if you have aligned
yourself with him, Donald Trump will pour praise on you.
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Up to and including the biggest monsters on the planet.
It's part of how he leads, It's part of how
he makes deals. I'm not saying you have to love it,
and you can hate it or love it. I don't care.
Remember how much guff Trump got in his first term
for the stuff he would occasionally say about Putin or
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Kim or any one of these dictators because he would
have some policy that cracked down on Russia. Trump was
actually pretty hard on Russia in the first term. But
then when he's trying to work something out with Putin,
he'll go to social media and say, you know this,
Putin's a pretty great guy. I'll tell you what been
a great leader for Russia. And people wake up in
the morning and they see that and they think, what
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is a dictator for? It's what Trump does. And if
this is not me defending it, I'm explaining it. You
can love it or hate it, but it's what Trump does.
He's out there selling a deal that he made to
in the Iranian War. By the way, gas price is
already free falling again. Do I need to remind you
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that that's like the political barometer on whether or not
you're gonna get re elected in this country because the
deal was made, gas prices are free falling. That's a
huge reason why he made the deal. He wants the
American people to feel good about the deal, and so
as he does his press tour, he's going to do
what Trump does. He's going to talk about yes, terrible people. Look,
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I'm going to have to assume the new Iranian leadership
is some degree of terrible. You'll have to forgive me
for assuming that, because Iranian leadership has been terrible for
like fifty freaking years, A bunch of radical Jihati scumbags
the funding terror all over the world. So now that
we killed their last leaders and they have this new batch,
I'm assuming. I'm making an assumption here. I'm making an
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assumption that they're not rational, that there's at least some
degree of radicalized there. I'm assuming that's the case. Obviously,
I don't know that Maybe they are just wonderful. Maybe
they're just wonderful people. Now, I don't know. We're going
to find out. Time will tell. But don't think that
Trump is a moron, okay, And don't think that Trump
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is all of a sudden a friend to the radical Gihatis.
Donald Trump is on a sales tour, and that's all
you're hearing. Right here.
Speaker 4 (16:22):
We're dealing with people that I think are very rational people.
I mean, they were nice to deal with, they were
strong people, smart people. I think actually they're smarter than
the first and second group. But they're not radicalized, and
they're you know, looking to help their country.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
I know that people don't like hearing it. I knew
this was coming. I told you this is coming for
three months, that we were going to end up with
a deal. And when you're making a deal with a
crappy regime, feels dirty, doesn't It feels a little dirty.
Why can't everything end like World War two? Total victory,
(17:06):
unconditional surrender. The good guys have won, the bad guys
have been defeated. World War two was the aberration. You
know that World War two was not the norm. World
War two was the departure from the norm. The Japanese
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pretty much the entire war up until the end. The
reason they withstood so much punishment and had so many
of their people butchered wasn't just a bushido code. The
Japanese were sure, one hundred percent sure. Uh, They're just
gonna sue for peace, right, and we can make a deal.
(17:50):
Why would they be so sure of that, Because every
other conflict has ended exactly that way. You can understand
why they would assume that, Hey, they're not gonna keep
going till all of us are dead. Right. It was
horsely a legitimate assumption. They'll suit for peace eventually, will
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get something eventually, but we didn't. And Americans have been
taught that that is how wars end, and that's not
how Ninety nine point nine percent of wars end. Wars
end with the good guys making a deal with the
bad guys and occasionally going on television, even an ancient television,
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an ancient version of it, and saying things that make
you WinCE a little bit. Hey, those Assyrians, they turned
out to be really nice guys. I'll be honest, big
fan that that whole flag people alive. That's in the past.
Now that's how it goes. Now I'll talk about the
other thing he said, Trump, Trump kind of gave it
to Israel both barrels today on camera, a lot of
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Kelly Show on a Fantastic Tuesday member. If you miss
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Spotify iTunes. So I've had a bunch bunch, especially in
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the past couple days, of emails all over the map
on the subject of America, Iran, Israel, America's relationship with Israel.
When I say all over the map, I mean I
have things like this Once, Jesse, once Trump went to
Israel and put on that hat and kissed the wall.
He gave his allegiance to Israel. So whatever they say,
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he'll do that behind the scenes. Bank on that, Jesse. Okay,
there's been a lot of that. Hey, Israel owns us.
Trump was a slave to the Jews and that kind
of stuff. Okay, And there's been a lot of this, Jesse,
I listen daily. I usually agree with you. But if
you think our alliance with Israel is at its end,
you're simply wrong, or at least you should be wrong,
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because this country was built on Judeo Christian values, in
Israel as the homeland of Christianity. If our alliance with
Israel ends, then our country's Christian background pretty much ends,
so on and so forth. Would you live in a
country ruled by someone who openly opposed Christianity, I wouldn't, okay,
So it doesn't sound like he's necessarily agreeing with me,
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or it sounds like he's more or disagreeing with me.
It sounds like he's more hoping what I said was incorrect.
So let me lay this out. And I'm laying this
out because understanding what is happening right now is going
to explain not just what you're seeing right now with
the Iran and Israel and Trump and Vance and Rubio
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and twenty twenty eight. It's going to lay out a
lot of what the political future looks like in the
United States of America. And I'm warning you right now.
I'm just just consider at a warning. There is a
chance some of this stuff may be hard to hear,
given how the emails are all over the place and
people feel totally different about this thing. There's a great
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chance I'm going to manage to step on everybody's toes. Nevertheless,
let's go through it. Trump ruffled a lot of feathers
today when he came out and he said this, I'll
tell you.
Speaker 4 (22:21):
What Israel's Fightingzbela too long and too many people are
being killed. And you don't have to knock down an
apartment house every time you're looking for somebody, because there
are a lot of people in those apartment houses and
they're not all Asbela that I can tell you. And
I suggested to Israel to let Siria take care of
hesbahs is To be honest with you, I think they
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do a better job of doing it.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Okay, that didn't win Trump many friends today, it's certainly
in the hardcore pro Israel crowd. I want to focus
on Israel and talk about Israel for a moment and
how they see things. Israel obviously surrounded by enemies, you know,
all that has been for a long time. You got
all that historically, pause on Israel. Historically, civilizations that are advanced,
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they almost always have I'm gonna use the word barbarian
because it conveys exactly what I wanted to convey. They
almost have always have barbarian societies nibbling at the edges
of that civilization. Does that make sense? For instance, Rome, Rome,
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they always were dealing with the Gauls that would be
modern day France, northern Italy, and it wasn't one group
of people, it was all these barbarian tribes. Now when
I say dealing with depends on what we're talking about.
Sometimes the Romans wanted to gobble up some more territory
and the Gauls would fight them. Sometimes the Gauls, for
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whatever reason, people do this for a variety of reasons,
they would encroach on Roman territory a little bit, kill
a Roman. That's always a thing that happened China in
the Mongols. We all know the Mongols as Genghis Khan
and the Mongols who dominated everybody, But long before Genghis
Khan came around, the Mongols were a barbarian, nomadic step people.
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In China was this extremely modern culture, and the Mongols
would raid every now and then some Chinese stuff. Now
here is something that has always been understood throughout the
history of the world, both by barbarian cultures and by
advanced civilizations. The barbarians they're gonna nibble. It's not like
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you want to be nibbled at, but they're gonna nibble.
They're gonna kidnap somebody, they're gonna murder somebody. They're gonna
rob a wagon train of goods that barbarians are going
to do. Barbarian thing. We dealt with this with Indians
in the United States of America as we were expanding,
certainly expanding westward, it was understood, Hey, occasionally that that
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family's farmhouse is going to get raided and they're going
to kill everybody. But however, the understanding throughout history has
always been both groups always understood this. There's a limit
to how big of a bite you can take as
a barbarian culture. And if that nibble becomes a big,
(25:39):
painful bite, then what you're going to do is you're
going to mobilize in advance society to take drastic military action,
and you risk having your people wiped out. I mentioned
the Indians, Indian leaders, many of them in our country,
they went through this with their own people. They understood,
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they could see what was happening, and they would try
to caution certainly their young warrior types. Hey, hey, no,
we are not going to go bring two hundred warriors
into that town and slaughter one hundred Americans. Okay, if
you happen to you want to go kidnap somebody, one person, fine,
I understand that we'll get by that. We're not going
to launch a hundred person raid and rape and murder
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and torture everybody, because what that is going to do
is that's going to mobilize the more modern, more powerful
civilization to take drastic action, and we are going to
be in very, very serious trouble. And look, you could
argue the conquest of the Indians was inevitable if you
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actually read any history on it, and I've read a
ton on it, I would argue this, maybe the Indians
in our country could have had a happier end if
they could have kept it at a nibble, nibble a
little bit. Yeah, we're gonna get annoyed. Yeah, there'll be
a little, a little reprisal here. You can nibble, you
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can't bite. Israel surrounded by hostile Islamic countries Islamic terrorist
groups for a long time. That's kind of how it's
always been. That's the way it is. It's a Jewish
country surrounded by Muslim countries. There's gonna be friction there.
That's the way it freaking goes Hamas and Hesbelah. But
Hamas and Hesbela. For as long as I've been alive,
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they've sent some nineteen year old Jihati to an Israeli
checkpoint with a knife to stab a woman in the
face for as long as I've been alive. And look
even even more than that. They've sent an eighteen year
old Jihati woman with a suicide vest. They've sent her
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into an Israeli school bus, go blow herself up, kill
a bunch of innocent They've been doing that now, with
all due respect and not trying to minimize any of that.
That's nibbling. Okay, there's a rocket attack here. Nobody really
got heard. All right, Some Jihati stabs some soldier at
a checkpoint. Nobody really got all right. You nibbled. You've
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been nibbling. There's nibbleage. I got it. Little nibble here,
a little nibble there. I got it. For whatever reason,
I would argue, it's the Jihati pearl Harbor, at least
the Hamas pearl Harbor. I do not understand the strategic
thinking behind it. I'm still just blown away. Hamas obviously
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with the aid of Iran. But Hamas decided to launch
a massive raid on Israel back on October seventh. You
know exactly what I'm talking about. Now, We're not talking
about a couple school kids. Now, we're talking a thousand
Israeli's butchered and raped and tortured, and you're baking babies
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in the oven. That's not nibbling. That's taking a big bite.
And any society in response to that was going to
bite back hard. That'll bring me to Hesbila in Israel,
in America and JD. Vance and Trump and everything else.
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We're just gonna walk through this together tonight because I
feel like it. Before we continue on, let me talk
to you about pain. You know, these bodies of ours,
as much as we may want them to last forever
or at least operate at one hundred percent until we die,
wouldn't that be nice. That's not how it works, you know,
That's not how it works. Parts of your body are
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going to break down over time. And what sucks is
it comes with pain. We end up surrendering parts of
our life that we enjoy because it hurts. Hey, I
don't go on walks anymore. My ankle hurts. Yeah, I
can't golf anymore. My back gets thrown out. My back
hurts all the time. I don't do this because it hurts.
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Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
The Jesse Kelly Show, it is the Jesse Kelly Show
(30:48):
on a fantastic Tuesday. You can email the show Jesse
at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. If you just now joined us,
jump right in. We're talking about the Trump's late comments
on Israel, on Hesbala, on the Iran deal. This is
going to lead us to not just JD vance on
the View today, the twenty twenty eight ticket, the future
of politics in America, the future of allegiances, because people
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have such strong feelings about this across the board. So
I just laid out that the Israel stance post October seventh,
you want to kill a couple israelis, there's going to
be a limited response. You butcher in rape a thousand
of them. You're going to mobilize a modern civilization to
take action in the same way drug cartel can kill
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some dude in Laredo, Texas. We find out a dude
got gunned down by the drug cartel in Laredo, Texas. Okay,
you're gonna want something done. You're not taking it to
the streets over it. Whatever. Okay, if the Cineloa cartel
goes barging into San Diego and Butcher's five hundred Americans,
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you were going to want the United States Marines to
go down there and slaughter every single one of them.
You demand it, wouldn't you. Of course you would, of
course you would. You need to understand, even if you're
one of these Israel hater people, you need to understand
that that is the mentality Israel has been operating with
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post October seventh. There's also, to put it kindly, there's
a little bit of embarrassment involved. If you're net in
Yahoo and the Israeli leaders. A thousand people were butchered
on your watch, and that, of course is prompted all
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kinds of conspiracy theories, whatever, It doesn't matter, but that
happened on your watch. Now, You've added an element of embarrassment,
and you know what that's going to do. That's going
to crank up your response even more. Now I really
need to take it to them. So Israel clearly decided
Hamas is never going to be in a pos position
(33:00):
to do that again, and they begin to wipe out
comas in Gaza. Okay, you can love it, you can
hate it. Here's the thing, though, We've discussed this many times,
and it will always be true. It will always come
up on the show. In all wars, modern to ancient,
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all wars, there is a political and a military aspect
to them. We want it to be just military, certainly
when our side is involved. It has never worked that
way and it never will. Public opinion is a thing.
(33:45):
And in this day and age, the day of the
cell phone, where you're holding a smartphone in your hand,
there's a fifty to fifty chance you're listening to the
Jesse Kelly Show on said smartphone. If you end up
taking out Hamas in an urban area and a bunch
(34:05):
of buildings came down with it, you can explain till
you're blue in the face why it was justified and
necessary and there was a minimal loss of civilian life
in all these things. And you might be one hundred
percent correct about that. The video was going to hurt
your cause. The political aspect of that is going to
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go against you. And given the reputation Jews have internationally,
you know how Jews have been attacked repeatedly throughout history,
they didn't have enough political capital to withstand the ongoing
military campaign they launched post October seventh. Do you remember
(34:47):
that leaked conversation Trump recently had with Net and Yahoo
where we thought Axios may have lied about it, but
then Trump came out and confirmed, no, it all actually happened.
We all focused on the Trump cussing it not in
Net and Yahoo thing, what the beep are you doing?
We all focused on that part of it. What we
skipped over what a lot of people skipped over. I
(35:08):
don't even think I dwelled it on the dwelled on
it on the show. Was Trump told Net and Yahu?
He told him the whole world hates you now. Trump
told him that Net and Yahoo's in an impossible situation.
If you are still aiming to take out the enemies,
at least remove them from your borders, and you intend
(35:31):
to do whatever whenever to make that happen, up to
and including taking off the United States of America. You
may succeed in the end. Militarily you may, and you
may survive as a country politically you may, but you
might do it alone. I don't know how many close
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allies in the world Israel has left. You can them
on one hand, but the United States of America is
ninety five percent of their ally ship. If I have
to make up my own word here on the show,
there has never been I would argue a more pro
Israel candidate than Donald Trump. They renamed the freaking Golan
(36:18):
Heights the Trump Heights, and when me and Jewish producer
Chris were over there, they had Trump freaking billboards. Remember
the Trump billboards, Chris. There's never been a president who
had more of a heart for Israel than Donald Trump.
This is where he's at now.
Speaker 4 (36:31):
I'll tell you what Israel's fighting. HEZBLA too long and
too many people are being killed. And you don't have
to knock down an apartment house every time you're looking
for somebody, because there are a lot of people in
those apartment houses and they're not all Aswela that I
can tell you, and I suggested to Israel to let
Siria take care of hesbah Is. To be honest with you,
(36:53):
I think they do a better job of doing it.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
You can love or hate what Donald Trump just said
right there, but it is indicates the way the winds
are blowing politically for Israel internationally right now. If they're
losing the Trump administration, they're fresh out of friends. That
(37:17):
is the last true friend the United States of America
has been able has successfully shielded Israel from a lot
of political blowback for years and years and years and
years and years. And I'm not saying we're going to
stop that tomorrow. I'm not saying that Trump and Nettyah,
who were still obviously close at least I think they are,
that'll keep going forward. But if that's beginning to end,
(37:40):
If even the most hardcore israel people like the Trump administration,
if they're starting to chafe on that relationship, that's not
a great thing for the future of the country of Israel. Now,
maybe you hate Israel and you think they have too
much influence on whatever, and again I don't care about
that either. You have your opinion, So maybe you're celebrating
(38:02):
that but I'm laying out the reality now that's the
Israeli reality that all leads me into JD vance the
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This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Tuesday, and there are
wonderful things happening out there right now. I'm in a
(00:31):
fantastic mood. JD. Vance went on the View today and
did great. We're gonna play a lot of that, but
not necessarily because I care about the View. We're gonna
talk about something. We're gonna have an in depth talk.
Trump came out and said some things that are ruffling
some feathers about the Israel Iran deal. What not Israel deal,
the Iran Deal. We'll discuss that in depth. We're gonna
(00:54):
talk about how communists are destroyers, another example of Democrats
hating America. Some hopeful polls for the midterms, all that
trainees can't get work emails, and so much more coming
up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Before
we get into the JD stuff, or the Trump stuff,
(01:14):
or the feathers rough old and all the other things
that we will, of course get to, I wanted to
point out something that you already know, but something we
have to keep in the back of our mind, especially
when things are going better. Well, depending on how you
look at things. When things are going poorly, it's easy
(01:37):
to focus and understand on the nature of the enemy.
These people are wrecking us on purpose. When Joe Biden
is in office, it's not hard to look around and see, Wow,
they're really doing all this on purpose. The destruction really
is intentional. These people are monsters. It's easy to see
that when Joe Biden's in office. When they are out
(01:59):
of power, it's easy to forget it. It's easy to
forget they're still right there, still plotting, still planning, still
hating the country. It's easy to see it. It's easy
to forget it just depends on who's in power. Dome
is starting to pop her head up again. She's been
doing that for a long long time. Looks like she's
(02:24):
considering a run for the presidency. You want to keep
your name out there, so you're bouncing around, you're doing speeches.
She dropped a line that she's dropped a thousand times before.
We've played montages of this for you on the show,
and everyone likes to make fun of her because she
says it all the time and every speech, and when
you player saying it, you say she's stupid. It's the
(02:46):
only line she has. And then all those things may
be true. But remember there's something to this much that has.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Already been done and can be done. It's the difference
in a way that builds industries and creates efficiencies and
creates leadership around helping what people see. Well, it can
be unburdened by the.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
See what can be unburdened by what has been. That's
a much more nefarious line than you think, because it
comes from the mouth of a dollar pole pot. When
that communist dictator took over Cambodia, he declared it to
be year's zero. What year zero? What's that even mean?
(03:48):
Year zero?
Speaker 3 (03:49):
What?
Speaker 1 (03:51):
Well, everything in the past is gone, now wipe it away.
We'll destroy everything, tear down everything, wipe away everything, rename everything.
And once we do that, we're going to build a
new communist future for the people. Now that's not a
great sell, is it, even for a new dictator? Hey,
(04:14):
I plan on butchering a quarter of the country and
destroying everything I get my hands on. Not a great cell. So,
like all things, remember, communists lie about everything all the time.
We talk about this all the time. They're always having
to massage the message, if you will, how do you
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sell destruction to the masses. If you want to destroy
the country of Cambodia and butcher all your political enemies,
torture them to death. Lovely things like that, You don't
come out and advertise that you declare it to be
year zero. That almost sounds refreshing, right, certainly, if you're
(04:55):
down on your luck, doesn't everybody love new beginnings? Doesn't
everybody love that's saying that's been used a million times.
Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
It's wonderful, isn't it. There's no more past. I'm free
of all of that. I could just create my future.
The communist knows that. Just know that that's not what
he's talking about when he talks like knowing.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
That there was so much that has for many been
done and done. It's really good difference in a way
that builds industries and creates efficiencies and create leadership around
helping what the people see. Well, it can be unbirded by.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
See what can be unburdened by what has been You
see everything in our past, your past, everyone's past. It's
not wonderful. It's not your history, your heritage. It's a burden.
If you would just let these communists unburden you. Let
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them wipe it all away, change the name of your streets,
destroy your history, turn you against your parents and your
parents against you. Just let them destroy every part of
your heritage. Let them tear down those statues. Then you'll
be unburdened, and you'll finally be able to see what
can be. They worked on that line for a very
(06:23):
long time. And that's why Dome loves that line. She's
been spewing it for quite some time because it's right
up her alley. Now what's that look like practically? Well, see,
sometimes people are resistant to having their whole life destroyed. Understandably.
(06:44):
People don't want their job, their family, their country burnt
to the ground. This is a problem for communists who
are trying to get us there, So there will be
street animals who try to move things along a little
faster accelerationists. If you will, do you hear the story
about the UFC event the other nine.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
The FBI disrupting this alleged plot targeting the UFC Freedom
two fifty event at the White House, Officials telling Fox
a network of nearly two dozen potential plotters were identified
with at least five people in custody right now. The
suspects allegedly traveled to Fredericksburg, Virginia to make final preparations
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for the attack, and the alleged plan allegedly included explosive
pack drones hitting buildings near the event, forcing a mass evacuation,
and then steering crowds get this toward a pre staged
sniper team. A second wave was then planned to storm
the White House gate. The FBI first learned of the
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threat on June tenth and worked with law enforcement across
multiple states to stop it.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
They this they got wind of this a week before
the actual event. That's a pretty scary plan, isn't it.
As you and I are sitting here trying to live
our lives, trying to vote in elections, trying to just
keep the United States of America together and preserve it
for our children and our grandchildren, it pays to remember
(08:18):
that there are street animals sitting at home as you
listen to the sound of my voice, planning to murder,
planning to destroy, planning to snipe people in the head.
This is the result of years in years in years
and years of communist and doctrination. And yes, this is
(08:38):
the result of years of Democrat politicians communist politicians speaking like.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
This so much that has almady been done, and it's
really good difference in a way that builds industries and
creates efficiencies and being leadership around helping what the people see.
Speaker 1 (09:08):
I guarantee every one of those communists planning to mass
slaughter people with the UFC event, they wanted to unburden
you in the country from what has been and that's
what this is all about. This ends up manifesting itself
with violence, with terror. It's absolutely horrible. So there wanted
to get that out of the way. Now, let's touch
(09:28):
on a couple items from earlier today. Trump Trump is selling, right,
Trump is out there selling, and I talked to you
about this last night. What's he selling. He is selling
the beauty of this Iranian peace steal to the American people.
The Iranian government is selling it to their people as well.
(09:48):
Keep in mind, as I discussed, leaders, when they make
peace steals, always go back to the population and tell
them why they actually won, and tell them everything they
actually want. They don't focus on anything bad. Oh no, no, no,
there's a couple of little hiccups in there. But we
killed it. That's what all leaders throughout history have done
(10:12):
after a peace deal. Trump, in his own way, is
doing this right now people, according to my emails anyway,
and the normies I've talked to in the last twenty
four hours are all over the map on this. I
love it. I hate it. I can't believe we're doing this.
Why aren't we bombing Iran even more? Jesse? I don't understand, Jesse.
(10:33):
Why did Trump say this? Play a couple of things.
Trump said, we'll discuss It might be a long discussion,
probably offensive, and it will lead us directly into the JD.
Vans on the view thing today. And this is about
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try to make an effort and get to a bunch
of those tonight. There are a bunch of stuff. There's
(12:23):
a bunch of stuff. I want to get to, SPLC stuff, mosquitoes, KFC,
Somali professors. There's a lot to touch on. But Donald
Trump is out there right now, and he's selling the
Iranian leadership. They're selling to their people. We defeated America.
Look at everything we're getting. Trump is doing the same
(12:43):
thing here. Hey, we defeated him. Theron's toast and look,
I'll tell you what, these people were pretty spectacular to work.
Speaker 4 (12:53):
We're dealing with people that I think are very rational people.
I mean, they were nice to deal with. They were
strong people, smart people. I think actually they're smarter than
the first and second group. But they're not radicalized, and they're,
you know, looking to help their country.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
A lot of people heard Trump say that today and
they winced, scoffed, screamed. The reactions were all over the board.
Jewish producer Christians did it while I played it, little
smirk on his face. I mean, come out, Iron's they're radical.
Come on, they're rational, They're not radicalized. What are you
talking about? Listen? How many times have we heard Donald
(13:36):
Trump do something like this in the eleven years he's
been politically involved and before that when he was a
public person. Donald Trump, when a deal is being done,
and after a deal is done, if you have aligned
yourself with him, Donald Trump will pour praise on you.
(14:00):
Up to and including the biggest monsters on the planet.
It's part of how he leads, It's part of how
he makes deals. I'm not saying you have to love it,
and you can hate it or love it. I don't care.
Remember how much guff Trump got in his first term
for the stuff he would occasionally say about Putin or
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Kim or any one of these dictators because he would
have some policy that cracked down on Russia. Trump was
actually pretty hard on Russia in the first term. But
then when he's trying to work something out with Putin,
he'll go to social media and say, you know this,
Putin's a pretty great guy. I'll tell you what been
a great leader for Russia. And people wake up in
the morning and they see that and they think, what
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is a dictator for? It's what Trump does. And if
this is not me defending it, I'm explaining it. You
can love it or hate it, but it's what Trump does.
He's out there selling a deal that he made to
in the Iranian War. By the way, gas price is
already free falling again. Do I need to remind you
(15:05):
that that's like the political barometer on whether or not
you're gonna get re elected in this country because the
deal was made, gas prices are free falling. That's a
huge reason why he made the deal. He wants the
American people to feel good about the deal, and so
as he does his press tour, he's going to do
what Trump does. He's going to talk about yes, terrible people. Look,
(15:30):
I'm going to have to assume the new Iranian leadership
is some degree of terrible. You'll have to forgive me
for assuming that, because Iranian leadership has been terrible for
like fifty freaking years, A bunch of radical Jihati scumbags
the funding terror all over the world. So now that
we killed their last leaders and they have this new batch,
I'm assuming. I'm making an assumption here. I'm making an
(15:53):
assumption that they're not rational, that there's at least some
degree of radicalized there. I'm assuming that's the case. Obviously,
I don't know that Maybe they are just wonderful. Maybe
they're just wonderful people. Now, I don't know. We're going
to find out. Time will tell. But don't think that
Trump is a moron, okay, And don't think that Trump
(16:14):
is all of a sudden a friend to the radical Gihatis.
Donald Trump is on a sales tour, and that's all
you're hearing. Right here.
Speaker 4 (16:22):
We're dealing with people that I think are very rational people.
I mean, they were nice to deal with, they were
strong people, smart people. I think actually they're smarter than
the first and second group. But they're not radicalized, and
they're you know, looking to help their country.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
I know that people don't like hearing it. I knew
this was coming. I told you this is coming for
three months, that we were going to end up with
a deal. And when you're making a deal with a
crappy regime, feels dirty, doesn't It feels a little dirty.
Why can't everything end like World War two? Total victory,
(17:06):
unconditional surrender. The good guys have won, the bad guys
have been defeated. World War two was the aberration. You
know that World War two was not the norm. World
War two was the departure from the norm. The Japanese
(17:29):
pretty much the entire war up until the end. The
reason they withstood so much punishment and had so many
of their people butchered wasn't just a bushido code. The
Japanese were sure, one hundred percent sure. Uh, They're just
gonna sue for peace, right, and we can make a deal.
(17:50):
Why would they be so sure of that, Because every
other conflict has ended exactly that way. You can understand
why they would assume that, Hey, they're not gonna keep
going till all of us are dead. Right. It was
horsely a legitimate assumption. They'll suit for peace eventually, will
(18:10):
get something eventually, but we didn't. And Americans have been
taught that that is how wars end, and that's not
how Ninety nine point nine percent of wars end. Wars
end with the good guys making a deal with the
bad guys and occasionally going on television, even an ancient television,
(18:31):
an ancient version of it, and saying things that make
you WinCE a little bit. Hey, those Assyrians, they turned
out to be really nice guys. I'll be honest, big
fan that that whole flag people alive. That's in the past.
Now that's how it goes. Now I'll talk about the
other thing he said, Trump, Trump kind of gave it
to Israel both barrels today on camera, a lot of
(18:53):
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Kelly Show on a Fantastic Tuesday member. If you miss
any part of the show, you can download at iHeart,
Spotify iTunes. So I've had a bunch bunch, especially in
(20:22):
the past couple days, of emails all over the map
on the subject of America, Iran, Israel, America's relationship with Israel.
When I say all over the map, I mean I
have things like this Once, Jesse, once Trump went to
Israel and put on that hat and kissed the wall.
He gave his allegiance to Israel. So whatever they say,
(20:44):
he'll do that behind the scenes. Bank on that, Jesse. Okay,
there's been a lot of that. Hey, Israel owns us.
Trump was a slave to the Jews and that kind
of stuff. Okay, And there's been a lot of this, Jesse,
I listen daily. I usually agree with you. But if
you think our alliance with Israel is at its end,
you're simply wrong, or at least you should be wrong,
(21:05):
because this country was built on Judeo Christian values, in
Israel as the homeland of Christianity. If our alliance with
Israel ends, then our country's Christian background pretty much ends,
so on and so forth. Would you live in a
country ruled by someone who openly opposed Christianity, I wouldn't, okay,
So it doesn't sound like he's necessarily agreeing with me,
(21:27):
or it sounds like he's more or disagreeing with me.
It sounds like he's more hoping what I said was incorrect.
So let me lay this out. And I'm laying this
out because understanding what is happening right now is going
to explain not just what you're seeing right now with
the Iran and Israel and Trump and Vance and Rubio
(21:49):
and twenty twenty eight. It's going to lay out a
lot of what the political future looks like in the
United States of America. And I'm warning you right now.
I'm just just consider at a warning. There is a
chance some of this stuff may be hard to hear,
given how the emails are all over the place and
people feel totally different about this thing. There's a great
(22:09):
chance I'm going to manage to step on everybody's toes. Nevertheless,
let's go through it. Trump ruffled a lot of feathers
today when he came out and he said this, I'll
tell you.
Speaker 4 (22:21):
What Israel's Fightingzbela too long and too many people are
being killed. And you don't have to knock down an
apartment house every time you're looking for somebody, because there
are a lot of people in those apartment houses and
they're not all Asbela that I can tell you. And
I suggested to Israel to let Siria take care of
hesbahs is To be honest with you, I think they
(22:43):
do a better job of doing it.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Okay, that didn't win Trump many friends today, it's certainly
in the hardcore pro Israel crowd. I want to focus
on Israel and talk about Israel for a moment and
how they see things. Israel obviously surrounded by enemies, you know,
all that has been for a long time. You got
all that historically, pause on Israel. Historically, civilizations that are advanced,
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they almost always have I'm gonna use the word barbarian
because it conveys exactly what I wanted to convey. They
almost have always have barbarian societies nibbling at the edges
of that civilization. Does that make sense? For instance, Rome, Rome,
(23:39):
they always were dealing with the Gauls that would be
modern day France, northern Italy, and it wasn't one group
of people, it was all these barbarian tribes. Now when
I say dealing with depends on what we're talking about.
Sometimes the Romans wanted to gobble up some more territory
and the Gauls would fight them. Sometimes the Gauls, for
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whatever reason, people do this for a variety of reasons,
they would encroach on Roman territory a little bit, kill
a Roman. That's always a thing that happened China in
the Mongols. We all know the Mongols as Genghis Khan
and the Mongols who dominated everybody, But long before Genghis
Khan came around, the Mongols were a barbarian, nomadic step people.
(24:22):
In China was this extremely modern culture, and the Mongols
would raid every now and then some Chinese stuff. Now
here is something that has always been understood throughout the
history of the world, both by barbarian cultures and by
advanced civilizations. The barbarians they're gonna nibble. It's not like
(24:49):
you want to be nibbled at, but they're gonna nibble.
They're gonna kidnap somebody, they're gonna murder somebody. They're gonna
rob a wagon train of goods that barbarians are going
to do. Barbarian thing. We dealt with this with Indians
in the United States of America as we were expanding,
certainly expanding westward, it was understood, Hey, occasionally that that
(25:15):
family's farmhouse is going to get raided and they're going
to kill everybody. But however, the understanding throughout history has
always been both groups always understood this. There's a limit
to how big of a bite you can take as
a barbarian culture. And if that nibble becomes a big,
(25:39):
painful bite, then what you're going to do is you're
going to mobilize in advance society to take drastic military action,
and you risk having your people wiped out. I mentioned
the Indians, Indian leaders, many of them in our country,
they went through this with their own people. They understood,
(26:01):
they could see what was happening, and they would try
to caution certainly their young warrior types. Hey, hey, no,
we are not going to go bring two hundred warriors
into that town and slaughter one hundred Americans. Okay, if
you happen to you want to go kidnap somebody, one person, fine,
I understand that we'll get by that. We're not going
to launch a hundred person raid and rape and murder
(26:25):
and torture everybody, because what that is going to do
is that's going to mobilize the more modern, more powerful
civilization to take drastic action, and we are going to
be in very, very serious trouble. And look, you could
argue the conquest of the Indians was inevitable if you
(26:45):
actually read any history on it, and I've read a
ton on it, I would argue this, maybe the Indians
in our country could have had a happier end if
they could have kept it at a nibble, nibble a
little bit. Yeah, we're gonna get annoyed. Yeah, there'll be
a little, a little reprisal here. You can nibble, you
(27:09):
can't bite. Israel surrounded by hostile Islamic countries Islamic terrorist
groups for a long time. That's kind of how it's
always been. That's the way it is. It's a Jewish
country surrounded by Muslim countries. There's gonna be friction there.
That's the way it freaking goes Hamas and Hesbelah. But
Hamas and Hesbela. For as long as I've been alive,
(27:33):
they've sent some nineteen year old Jihati to an Israeli
checkpoint with a knife to stab a woman in the
face for as long as I've been alive. And look
even even more than that. They've sent an eighteen year
old Jihati woman with a suicide vest. They've sent her
(27:54):
into an Israeli school bus, go blow herself up, kill
a bunch of innocent They've been doing that now, with
all due respect and not trying to minimize any of that.
That's nibbling. Okay, there's a rocket attack here. Nobody really
got heard. All right, Some Jihati stabs some soldier at
a checkpoint. Nobody really got all right. You nibbled. You've
(28:15):
been nibbling. There's nibbleage. I got it. Little nibble here,
a little nibble there. I got it. For whatever reason,
I would argue, it's the Jihati pearl Harbor, at least
the Hamas pearl Harbor. I do not understand the strategic
thinking behind it. I'm still just blown away. Hamas obviously
(28:35):
with the aid of Iran. But Hamas decided to launch
a massive raid on Israel back on October seventh. You
know exactly what I'm talking about. Now, We're not talking
about a couple school kids. Now, we're talking a thousand
Israeli's butchered and raped and tortured, and you're baking babies
(28:59):
in the oven. That's not nibbling. That's taking a big bite.
And any society in response to that was going to
bite back hard. That'll bring me to Hesbila in Israel,
in America and JD. Vance and Trump and everything else.
(29:21):
We're just gonna walk through this together tonight because I
feel like it. Before we continue on, let me talk
to you about pain. You know, these bodies of ours,
as much as we may want them to last forever
or at least operate at one hundred percent until we die,
wouldn't that be nice. That's not how it works, you know,
That's not how it works. Parts of your body are
(29:42):
going to break down over time. And what sucks is
it comes with pain. We end up surrendering parts of
our life that we enjoy because it hurts. Hey, I
don't go on walks anymore. My ankle hurts. Yeah, I
can't golf anymore. My back gets thrown out. My back
hurts all the time. I don't do this because it hurts.
I don't do that because it hurts. Is at you?
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Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
The Jesse Kelly Show, it is the Jesse Kelly Show
(30:48):
on a fantastic Tuesday. You can email the show Jesse
at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. If you just now joined us,
jump right in. We're talking about the Trump's late comments
on Israel, on Hesbala, on the Iran deal. This is
going to lead us to not just JD vance on
the View today, the twenty twenty eight ticket, the future
of politics in America, the future of allegiances, because people
(31:12):
have such strong feelings about this across the board. So
I just laid out that the Israel stance post October seventh,
you want to kill a couple israelis, there's going to
be a limited response. You butcher in rape a thousand
of them. You're going to mobilize a modern civilization to
take action in the same way drug cartel can kill
(31:35):
some dude in Laredo, Texas. We find out a dude
got gunned down by the drug cartel in Laredo, Texas. Okay,
you're gonna want something done. You're not taking it to
the streets over it. Whatever. Okay, if the Cineloa cartel
goes barging into San Diego and Butcher's five hundred Americans,
(31:58):
you were going to want the United States Marines to
go down there and slaughter every single one of them.
You demand it, wouldn't you. Of course you would, of
course you would. You need to understand, even if you're
one of these Israel hater people, you need to understand
that that is the mentality Israel has been operating with
(32:18):
post October seventh. There's also, to put it kindly, there's
a little bit of embarrassment involved. If you're net in
Yahoo and the Israeli leaders. A thousand people were butchered
on your watch, and that, of course is prompted all
(32:39):
kinds of conspiracy theories, whatever, It doesn't matter, but that
happened on your watch. Now, You've added an element of embarrassment,
and you know what that's going to do. That's going
to crank up your response even more. Now I really
need to take it to them. So Israel clearly decided
Hamas is never going to be in a pos position
(33:00):
to do that again, and they begin to wipe out
comas in Gaza. Okay, you can love it, you can
hate it. Here's the thing, though, We've discussed this many times,
and it will always be true. It will always come
up on the show. In all wars, modern to ancient,
(33:22):
all wars, there is a political and a military aspect
to them. We want it to be just military, certainly
when our side is involved. It has never worked that
way and it never will. Public opinion is a thing.
(33:45):
And in this day and age, the day of the
cell phone, where you're holding a smartphone in your hand,
there's a fifty to fifty chance you're listening to the
Jesse Kelly Show on said smartphone. If you end up
taking out Hamas in an urban area and a bunch
(34:05):
of buildings came down with it, you can explain till
you're blue in the face why it was justified and
necessary and there was a minimal loss of civilian life
in all these things. And you might be one hundred
percent correct about that. The video was going to hurt
your cause. The political aspect of that is going to
(34:26):
go against you. And given the reputation Jews have internationally,
you know how Jews have been attacked repeatedly throughout history,
they didn't have enough political capital to withstand the ongoing
military campaign they launched post October seventh. Do you remember
(34:47):
that leaked conversation Trump recently had with Net and Yahoo
where we thought Axios may have lied about it, but
then Trump came out and confirmed, no, it all actually happened.
We all focused on the Trump cussing it not in
Net and Yahoo thing, what the beep are you doing?
We all focused on that part of it. What we
skipped over what a lot of people skipped over. I
(35:08):
don't even think I dwelled it on the dwelled on
it on the show. Was Trump told Net and Yahu?
He told him the whole world hates you now. Trump
told him that Net and Yahoo's in an impossible situation.
If you are still aiming to take out the enemies,
at least remove them from your borders, and you intend
(35:31):
to do whatever whenever to make that happen, up to
and including taking off the United States of America. You
may succeed in the end. Militarily you may, and you
may survive as a country politically you may, but you
might do it alone. I don't know how many close
(35:57):
allies in the world Israel has left. You can them
on one hand, but the United States of America is
ninety five percent of their ally ship. If I have
to make up my own word here on the show,
there has never been I would argue a more pro
Israel candidate than Donald Trump. They renamed the freaking Golan
(36:18):
Heights the Trump Heights, and when me and Jewish producer
Chris were over there, they had Trump freaking billboards. Remember
the Trump billboards, Chris. There's never been a president who
had more of a heart for Israel than Donald Trump.
This is where he's at now.
Speaker 4 (36:31):
I'll tell you what Israel's fighting. HEZBLA too long and
too many people are being killed. And you don't have
to knock down an apartment house every time you're looking
for somebody, because there are a lot of people in
those apartment houses and they're not all Aswela that I
can tell you, and I suggested to Israel to let
Siria take care of hesbah Is. To be honest with you,
(36:53):
I think they do a better job of doing it.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
You can love or hate what Donald Trump just said
right there, but it is indicates the way the winds
are blowing politically for Israel internationally right now. If they're
losing the Trump administration, they're fresh out of friends. That
(37:17):
is the last true friend the United States of America
has been able has successfully shielded Israel from a lot
of political blowback for years and years and years and
years and years. And I'm not saying we're going to
stop that tomorrow. I'm not saying that Trump and Nettyah,
who were still obviously close at least I think they are,
that'll keep going forward. But if that's beginning to end,
(37:40):
If even the most hardcore israel people like the Trump administration,
if they're starting to chafe on that relationship, that's not
a great thing for the future of the country of Israel. Now,
maybe you hate Israel and you think they have too
much influence on whatever, and again I don't care about
that either. You have your opinion, So maybe you're celebrating
(38:02):
that but I'm laying out the reality now that's the
Israeli reality that all leads me into JD vance the
view today twenty twenty eight, the way political wins are
going being demoted. We're going to continue this long talk.
Before we continue that, let me talk to you about
(38:22):
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want to find a good employee? And let me ask you,
how much time do you have in your day to
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a manager, how much time five hours, six hours a
day you have that kind of No, of course you don't.
You have a business to run. You're out there trying
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to make things work, trying to make money. You need
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