June 17, 2026 • 37 mins
Oil is The global commodity. An assassination culture. They are going to get better. Why Trump was eager to make a deal? Oil prices are more than a dollar more at the pump.
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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 Wednesday, a wonderful Wednesday.
All kinds of things happening out there right now. I
(00:33):
wanna be Senator shares a bank account with his Mommy.
Will talk about that there aren't any more moderate Democrats.
A couple great examples of that. Trump is still out
there selling the Iran deal, of which a lot of
people are displeased. We'll touch on that again today because
it's all over the news. Communists continue to create the
(00:55):
world of make believe you think exists or they want
you to exist. All that and so much more coming
up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Before
we go any further, I want to talk about this
terror plot from the other night, which we have brought
up a couple times already. But this actually is going
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to be more about you than about what happened about you,
the kind of country you and I both live in now,
and what it means for us going forward. A play
a little bit of this. This is a James Gagliano,
former FBI talking about.
Speaker 2 (01:34):
Drone mitigation is one of the FBI's top priorities. We're
actually teaching local law enforcement how to handle those kind
of things. Now we do have active countermeasures. I won't
get into the nuts and bolts because obviously those are
tactics that we don't want to share. But early warning
is the big thing, and lawrence. Lastly, the simplicity of this.
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Don't be lulled to sleep by the simplicity. A good
plan violently executed, this could have been horrible.
Speaker 1 (02:03):
There's something about human nature that we all share. Good people,
bad people. We share this when we want something. When
we are striving to achieve something and we fail, we
fall short, we get smarter, We get smarter, and we
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figure out ways to make it work. This applies to sports,
It applies to work, It applies to relationships, It applies
to your professional life. This is a very human nature thing.
If you want something. I want to be able to
hit a baseball really well, and I go out there
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company softball game and I strike out four times. I
want to hit that baseball. What am I going to
do before the next game. I'm going to figure out
what I'm doing wrong. I don't know the batting cages.
Do I have to get a private coult or something?
I have to take steps to make sure that doesn't
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happen again, because I want it. I want to go
out and hit bombs in the company baseball game and
talk mess to everybody and get fired. That is my
ultimate goal. You understand what I'm saying. All human beings
are this way, even evil ones. You already know, because
we've talked about it before, that we have already become
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a culture of assassination where we were not before. There
are many cultures throughout history that have either become or
kind of always were assassination cultures. And when I say
assassination culture, this is what I mean. A high enough
percentage of the culture believes that killing people is a
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solution to prop probs. Therefore, people will be killed on
a fairly regular basis. I obviously don't want to live
in a country like that. Neither do you. But you're
not an assassination person. Neither am I neither. None of
this was your choice or my choice. Now that the
Left has become so violent, so convinced they're up against
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fascists and Nazis and all the other lies that are
poured into them, Now that they have fully embraced violence
as a solution, to our problems. We're going to see
more assassinations. You think Donald Trump is the last GOP
candidate who's going to be shot at? You think Charlie
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Kirk is the last figure on the right politician or
otherwise who's going to be assassinated, assassinated in broad daylight.
Of course, you don't think that, you're not naive. You
know for a fact that we have become an assassination culture.
All right, So that's baked in. You don't like it,
Let's accept that that's baked in right now, Right now,
we're in an assassination culture, all right. The left believes
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in violence. They always have. Revolutions are always violent, good
ones and bad ones. Most revolutions are bad anyway, But revolutions,
you know, to revolt against a current governmental system, to
break it, to burn it down, to oust people from power.
There's no way to do that non violently, not really,
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They're always going to it's gonna have violence involved in it.
The Communists are fighting a revolution in this country, and
they are violent. There is a high enough percentage of
them who believe in the violence, and they have tried
to commit many acts of violence. Now, this is why
I wanted to bring up culture of assassination. First. When
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I talk about that, maybe you're attempted to think. I know,
I am tempted to think this way, so I'm not
putting words in your mouth, but I am tempted to think, well,
they kind of suck at it. Yeah, yes, of course
they got Charlie Kirk. Terrible day, awful day, terrible, but
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they really blow it most of the time. Well, the
thing about I'm just telling you how I think think
about it. The congressional softball game, some Bernie Sanders supporter
shows up and his plan was to assassinate multiple GOP
members of Congress. He didn't get one, but I know
there were serious injuries. I got it. Didn't get one
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Donald Trump, not one, but two assassination attempts. Once got
shot in the ear. The other guy didn't get a
shot off unless you count the little exchange of gunfire
with the Secret Service. He never fired a shot at
Donald Trump. And then we see a picture of the
guy and we're like, look at this boob. This guy
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couldn't kill an ant, Look at this nut job. These
people are kooky, And I again, I don't want to
put words in your mouth. I convince myself sometimes because
these people are stupid naturally just just naturally lower IQ people,
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usually the scum of society type people, because that's who
they are, losers, they're not capable. We don't have to
be that worried. Oh I know they can, they can
get somebody here there. I understand that, But we don't
have to be that worried. Remember when a whole group
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of those people decided to or attempt to assassinate a
bunch of ice slash Border patrol guys down in Texas
and they ended up all just getting smoked then arrested,
and now they're all going to prison. You and I
have become used to that's how it goes. Yes they're
gonna try, Yes they're violent, but they're two stupid. They're
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just such losers. They're on drugs. They're not going to
be able to do it. Do you understand what this
plot was for UFC And do you understand how close
it was that this thing actually happened. This event was
nationally televised. I watched it myself, well until I got
too tired. Nationally televised, internationally watched. Because UFC is an
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international sport. Fighters from all over the world, so internationally watched.
This was not a plot by one lone goober in
his mommy's basement. As of now, twenty three co conspirators
in this case, twenty three of them. And I'll be
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honest with you, it was a pretty good plan. It
was a pretty good plan. Load up, explode onto some drones. Okay,
as soon as I say that, maybe you would assume
I know, I would assume, all right, they're gonna fly
some drones over the crowd and drop it on the people.
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But this group was smart enough to know around the
White House there would clearly be countermeasures that would prevent
people from flying a radio shack drone over a crowd.
They were smart enough to know that, so instead they
wanted to do this. Drop explosives on specific nearby buildings.
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Did not only create a panic in the crowd, to
create a panic and funnel three thousand some people through
a specific area where snipers had been sent up to
gun the people down, that's a good plan. That is
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a level of sophistication I have not seen before. We're
gonna just take a minute this and this is not
designed to freak you out. I'm telling you right now,
it's not. It's designed to make you and I aware.
We're gonna take a minute and here, in just second
talk about it again briefly and talk about what this
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means for you and me. Before we do that. I'm
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whenever I asked him something something new was hurting so
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on a wonderful Tuesday. Member. You can email the show
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day Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So before we
get into the rest of it, the finishing, before finish
up with this whole assassination thing, Jewish producer Chris was
just bringing up during the break. I was, I was out,
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you know, laying out some of the assassination attempts and
assassinations we've already seen from the left, and he said,
aren't you forgetting some? And I said, what had he
just started listing to them? I didn't forget one or two.
That happens all the time. Now, I didn't even mention.
And you know what's absolutely sad I didn't mention it
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because it didn't even pop into my head that we
just had a guy charge the White House correspondence dinner
with a shotgun and the intention to wipe out the
entire entire Trump administration. Of course, by the grace of God,
he didn't make it, didn't end up killing anybody. But
this happens all the time now. I wanted to talk
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about this just briefly because I wanted to get a
couple of things across first. I think that we will
sadly look back on these days five ten years from now,
and I think that we will say to ourselves, Uh,
we didn't know how good we had it when all
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these people were morons. The reason I say that is
the more people in law enforcement I talk to about this,
the more they convey to me we are seeing an elevated,
an increasingly elevated level of sophistication and training. On the left.
It's easy to look at the tranny freak and say,
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he's never held a gun in his life. Are you
kidding me? He doesn't even have a life. He spends
every weekend at the range, getting better, sharper, faster. They're
getting better, They're getting more sophisticated. And we all know
that communist rhetoric is not going to slow down. Because
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Democrat politicians want these things to continue happening, this rhetoric
will continue to tick up. One. The level of sophistication
is there. I wanted to get that across. Two. That
means for you and me that we are not going
to stop living our lives and doing the things we
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want to do. If you want to go to a
UFC at the event at the White House, if you
can afford a ticket, go to a UFC event at
the White House. If you want to go to a
big Fourth of July celebration, I am get out there
and go to one. You want to go to a
Trump rally, you want to go to? What you want
to go to? With that? Don't you dare stop living
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your life because of all this? Jesse, I don't want
to fly anymore. Get on the plane and let it fly. Haha.
How about that? What Chris? That that was a great pump.
Get on the plane and then it fly. However, do
so going forward with a heightened sense of awareness. And
(14:57):
I hate to sound like Grandpa Jesse again, that heightened
sense of awareness means when we are out in public.
We have got to get off our phones. Last night
show was over. I got from my buddy two free
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tickets to the baseball game. He has season tickets. He
was using them. He's like, hey, you want to go
see a couple innings. I couldn't get there for the
whole thing. I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll go. I
fell my son in the car. We go to the
baseball game. There's a family, lovely looking family in front
of us. Dad, mom, gosh, I think they had six
kids with him. Happy can be wonderful, wonderful family. The
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mom spent the entire game on her phone in one
way or the other. And this is what I mean.
I'm not just talking about browsing on her phone when
she was watching the game. She was watching it through
the camera on her phone, filming every second of the game.
When the game, when it was between innings, and then
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doing all that stuff, you know, dance for dance to
get on camera or whatever that dumb stuff they do
at baseball games. And the kids were all dancing. She
had her phone out glued to the stadium TV the
whole time. She I don't know how she had any
battery power left at the end of two hours on
her phone the entire game. And this is not meant
to insult her at all. If you happen to be listening, lady,
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you have a lovely family. No insult to you. We
have become a phone culture, and that's fine. I have
a smartphone and I'm on it too much too. I'm
not being Grandpa Jesse. I sit down and I wade
into the news on my phone. I download podcasts on
my phone. I watch stupid things on my phone. I
watch baseball games on my phone from time to time.
(16:42):
I'm that bad too, not talking down to you, not lecturing.
How often are you aware of your surroundings when you're
in public versus being on your phone? When you sit
down at a restaurant, have you even laid a single
eye on every table there? Even glanced at it? Speaking
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of a restaurant, you're at the restaurant, backs to the door.
People walk in. Did you turn around and look at them?
I'm not saying you need to be Jason Bourne. Well,
I think that guy's six' two and clearly you just
trained jiu. Jitsu i'm not saying. That did you even
bother to look at? Them at that baseball game at.
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Church my wife's always asking BECAUSE i Always i'm always
looking back at the door in church WHEN i sense
the door being, opened always every single. Time what are you?
Doing what do you do every time someone that door?
Opens i'm looking? Back do you look? Back The communists
are not going to be embarrassing failures at terror. Forever
(17:51):
they are already getting better and better and.
Speaker 2 (17:54):
Better drone mitigation is one of the FBI's top. Priorities
we're actually teaching local law enforcement how to handle those
kind of. Things now we do have active. COUNTERMEASURES i
won't get into the nuts and, bolts because obviously those
are tactics that we don't want to. Share but early
warning is the big, thing and. Lawrence, lastly the simplicity of.
This don't be lulled to sleep by the simplicity a
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good plan violently. Executed this could have been.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
Horrible they're getting. Better we keep, living but we do
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and so much more still to. Come on the world
Famous Jesse kelly's. SHOW i wanted to touch on something
that we're probably going to end up staying on all, week,
because as we've, Discussed trump is going on a sales,
(20:15):
tour in international sales tour selling The iran. Deal earlier,
today the public finally started to see the details of the,
deal there was some. Controversy to put it, Mildly trump's
(20:36):
well here it. Was iron's position has always been that
their nuclear program was for civilian.
Speaker 2 (20:41):
Purposes if they come back after the signing of this
and say they want to continue to have a civilian nuclear,
program is that acceptable to.
Speaker 3 (20:47):
You, Well i've said to them, ALWAYS i, say, look
you have probably the third largest oil reserves in the.
World what the hell do you need nuclear? For you
need nuclear for some. Electricity So i've always felt that.
Way so we've been pretty tough in, that you. Know
it's also it is a little hard, though when you
say that somebody wants to other people have, it other
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adjoining states have, it and you're not letting them have
it for purposes of electricity and things like. That it's
always a little. Tough you have to use a little
common sense.
Speaker 1 (21:16):
PLEASE a lot of, People Iran, hawks hardcore Pro Israel zionis,
types heard a lot of the Things trump's been saying
today and they didn't like. It they winced a little.
Bit trump himself, sounds you, know, confident like he always,
does but Also i'm not totally sure we have.
Speaker 4 (21:38):
One, yeah deals are. Amazing i've done them all my.
Life i've gone into deals up to one hundred percent
and they don't. Happen i've got into deals that there
is no chance of getting them, done and it, happens
and they happen. Easily so you never know what deals
do You but you're gonna find out pretty. SOON i
think it'll be. Done they want to, sign they want
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to get back to a normal.
Speaker 1 (22:01):
Life they want to. Sign maybe you're saying THAT i
thought they signed. Electronically well that's what they. Said now
we're seeing headlines Like Iran Peace framework to be signed
at a resort On june. Nineteenth The Swiss Foreign ministry,
SAYS i tried to explain Before i'll explain it one
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more time again in a different, way that this deal
was always going to have bad things in. It if
you think The iranian regime is, evil AND i, do
this deal is going to have things in it that
make you go what you we can't give them that.
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What and while everybody else was waving palm, palms you
remember two months, AGO i was explaining this to You Donald.
Trump two months, AGO i bet at Least Donald trump
knew this was a bad. Idea that's why he stopped the,
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bombing started a quote, blockade and then no matter how
Belligerent Iran, god he really never really significantly fired it
up again until the very very end of the whole.
Thing well they better shape, Oper we're gonna any day,
now looked you. Better but it never. Happened why was that?
Happening why Was trump saying? That Because, trump as much
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AS i hate saying, it it's still, True and as
much as you may hate hearing, it it's still, true
was operating with a certain degree of. Desperation he walked
into something he could not get out, of and he
was operating with a certain degree of, desperation desperation to
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end it and get. Out and because of, that Desperate
iran was always going to get something out of a
deal that you didn't. Like THAT i didn't. Like if
you didn't care about getting a, deal if there was no,
desperation then you never give you on. Anything you tell
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them to go pound sand and don't hand over a dime.
Instead as the more details come, out we're looking and we're, like,
wait what we can't but you will you you can't
give them that money they're. Control let me explain something
global oil, reserves Because i've seen people say something to this,
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effect people who wanted this thing to keep going until you,
know everyone in the regime was gone and there was
total regime. Change AND i totally get that. Position by the,
Way i'm not assaulted in that. Position the people who want,
that who wanted, That i've seen them say something to this, Effect,
hull we can have a temporary hike in gas, Prices
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removing The iranian regime is worth a little bit of
pain at the. Pump have you ever seen? That have
you ever said? THAT i have a million emails if
you'd like me to read, Them i'm not going. To
but have you ever seen or said? That, OKAY i
think maybe what's happening is for the people who are
honestly saying. That let me assume you're being. Honest some
people are, liars but let me assume you're being. HONEST
(25:27):
i think what's happening is people are not understanding what
the situation. Is so let me explain it in this.
WAY i want you to imagine that there is there's
been an apocalypse of some, kind some sort of, Apocalypse
china dropped AN emp on our power, grid whatever the
case may. Be but there's no more power left anywhere
(25:49):
and it's not coming back on anytime. Soon, LUCKILY i
have a. GENERATOR i have a gas powered, generator and
this generator try go, out crank her. On power's, out but,
whoop lights are on in The kelly, household fridge is,
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running ac is. Running things are going well for the.
Kids they're obviously aware that there's been an. Apocalypse but
there's still cool milk in the, fridge isn't There if
they want to play a video game that they can do.
That the TV's. Work we have, Power but what do
you know from that SCENARIO i just laid, out what
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do you? Know we only have so much gas and
when the gasoline runs, out all of this goes. Away
no MORE, tv no more, lights no more, heat no
more air, conditioning no more. Nothing we have a limited
(26:53):
amount of, time a limited amount of, time and once
time is, out once gas is, out everything goes. Dark the,
kids because they're, kids they don't get. It but, Me
i'm the. Dad i'm looking at how many gas CANS
i have sitting in the, garage and they're getting. LOW i,
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know you remember over the last three, months a quote
spike in gas, prices a temporary, spike wouldn't even that,
bad even tick down a little at the. End maybe
that convinced you, That, okay it's an extra buck a,
gallon two bucks a gallon. Sucks can't go see mom this,
(27:42):
Weekend but no big. Deal everyone can afford. That that
is being one of the kids who thinks THE tv
is going to stay on. Forever iran has the third
largest oil reserves in the. World, well they don't sell
it to. Us oil is priced, globally. Globally it's not
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priced individually as you sell it to them and they
sell it to. You the cost of a barrel of
oil is priced. Globally it is a global. Commodity and in,
FACT i don't even want to put it that. Way
i'm going to put it a different way Because i'm
going to try to drive this point home here in a.
Second oil isn't a global. Commodity it is the global,
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commodity the global. Commodity it's not a couple bucks at the.
Pump it is so much more to that you can't
possibly comprehend. IT i will attempt to explain in a,
moment AND i think it'll explain the desperation and why
the deal is crappy Because trump had to take crappy.
(28:55):
Deal before we get to, that let me talk to
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how much do you love dealing with? Insurance which policy to?
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have multiple different, Brokers you deal with multiple different. Applications
you don't really ever get a clear picture on how
it all fits. Together and you most definitely don't ever
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on the world Famous Jesse Kelly. SHOW i just wanted
to again finish this. Point as we get more and
more details about the deal With, iran the ugly warts
(30:47):
of it are going to continue to be exposed because
it's a deal That iran agreed, to meaning it's a
deal That iran is going to get things from and
you don't Like, iran AND i don't Like, iran and
we don't like hearing about a deal Where iran gets. Things,
no we should defeat them. Entirely oil runs the. World
(31:09):
if the cost of a barrel of oil is seventy,
bucks eighty, bucks good to. Go starts to take up
to one hundred, bucks there's some economic difficulties you start
flirting with one hundred and fifty two hundred millions of
(31:31):
people are going to die from. Famine let me. Clarify
let me make SURE i repeat that, point because a
lot of people skip right over it and talk about
it's just a short term price at the. Pump one
hundred and fifty dollars to two hundred and fifty dollars
a barrel oil means millions of people will. Die please
(31:55):
keep that in. Mind and the REASON i bring that
up Is trump knows that, number And trump knows WHAT
i just said is. True, now why didn't that? Happen
But jesse wasn't even. There gas prices were actually ticking
down a little. Bit we were tapping into the global
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oil reserves to keep the price down as low as
it stayed down for as long as it stayed. Down
it wasn't just The United states Of america that was
tapping into its oil reserves and draining its oil, reserves
scraping the bottom of the. Barrel europe was, globally countries
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were running out of. Oil to run out of.
Speaker 5 (32:40):
Oil for the world would be the equivalent of you
running out of. Blood it's the equivalent of the ANALOGY
i used earlier of the generator powering the entire house
running out of. Gasoline do not under sell what it
means to have one hundred and fifty dollars a barrel,
Oil and please don't be dishonest about it and SAY
(33:04):
i can.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
Deal with a couple bucks at the. Pope we're not
talking about a couple bucks down at the local quick.
Trip we're talking about millions of people dying from, famine, recessions,
depressions the catastrophic downstream effects of, oil the price of
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a barrel of oil going through the. Roof And trump knew.
IT i maybe you'll take issue with it too, Bad
so SAD i give him credit for taking a bad.
DEAL i don't even like the. DEAL i think it's. Awful,
Clearly iran had sanctions laid on, them And iran was
worse off before this whole. ADVENTURE i admit THAT i
(33:48):
wish we could go back to that where we are
economically strangling them and. EVERYTHING i wish we could go
back to. That and so now maybe you're tempted to, say, Well,
jesse whit why would you Give trump credit when he's
the one who made the. Decision and, Look i've made
mistakes a whole. Bunch WHEN i own them and try
to undo, them at least that's. Something, yes it was
a humongous, mistake humongous, mistake, colossal an unforced, error very
(34:13):
similar TO. Covid i've compared the. Two listen to the wrong,
people made the wrong, choice and walked himself into a,
minefield colossal, air no question about. It but at least
at least this time he recognized it and tried to
walk out of. It, now can we walk out of?
IT i don't. Know you, Know trump himself is obviously.
(34:35):
Skeptical skeptical when you're dealing with a region like, that
in a regime like. That who?
Speaker 4 (34:40):
Knows deals are. Amazing i've done them all my. Life
i've gone into deals up to one hundred percent yet
and they don't. Happen i've got into deals that there
was no chance of getting him, done and it, happens
and they happened. Easily, see you never know what deals
do you but you're gonna find out pretty. SOON i
think it'll be.
Speaker 1 (34:59):
Done they want to.
Speaker 4 (34:59):
Sign that they want to get back to a normal.
Speaker 1 (35:03):
Life doesn't sound overwhelmingly, confident but Could and there's nobody
in the world who could tell you for sure what's
going to, Come whether they're going to violate, this Which
i'm assuming they, Will whether this next sixty days is
going to go. Smoothly i'm assuming, not but you never.
Know it. Might how Is israel going to conduct itself
(35:25):
during this whole. THING i don't. Know they're not pleased
about the whole. Thing they're. Furious you can tell by
the reaction from the hardcore israel people In. America you
can tell exactly How israel feels about. It in, fact
poll numbers In israel Have Donald trump for the first
time ever like twenty three points underwater with Israelis maybe
you're dismissive of, that maybe you're, not but it shows
(35:46):
you how well it's landing In. Israel they're not exactly
thrilled about. It so who, knows a lot of people are,
UNHAPPY a lot Of americans are, unhappy everyone In israel's.
Unhappy who knows where it's going from. Here my point
is simply, this do not be dismissive over what it
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means to have one hundred and fifty dollars two hundred
dollars a barrel. Oil and that was. Coming and by the,
WAY i don't know what pain is still to. Come
headline tanker companies Say hormuz traffic will take weeks to
return to. Normal i've been told that because it was
halted for so, long there's going to be a bit
(36:28):
of a lag on getting things up and running. Again you,
know it's not a light switch where you just flip
it and you're good to. Go that there may be
even more of a drag on this whole. Thing we
didn't experience the catastrophic pain because we were busy sucking
dry the oil reserves of the. World but those oil
(36:49):
reserves were running, dry and when they emptied, Out trump knew.
It we were going to see pain that span and the,
globe and it would have been pained at different levels
depending on your country right In. America what's that? MEAN
i don't. Know maybe a, recession quite, possibly probably a,
recession so we have a rougher economy than we already.
(37:12):
Do in extremely poor, countries The africas of the, world
that's where people will die in. Mass europe wouldn't have
been able to withstand it very well, either since they've
also destroyed all their other. FORM i, mean who knows
exactly what form it would have taken, everywhere but it
would have been a global, disaster and by the, way our.
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Fault everyone would have laid it at our. Feet that's
why you see all These Middle eastern countries And european
countries Patting trump on the back for a deal that
they know is kind of. Crappy they're, all Praise, god all,
right we're done with that sharing a bank account with your,
mommy and there are no more Moderate democrats next t
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Wednesday, a wonderful Wednesday.
All kinds of things happening out there right now. I
(00:33):
wanna be Senator shares a bank account with his Mommy.
Will talk about that there aren't any more moderate Democrats.
A couple great examples of that. Trump is still out
there selling the Iran deal, of which a lot of
people are displeased. We'll touch on that again today because
it's all over the news. Communists continue to create the
(00:55):
world of make believe you think exists or they want
you to exist. All that and so much more coming
up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Before
we go any further, I want to talk about this
terror plot from the other night, which we have brought
up a couple times already. But this actually is going
(01:17):
to be more about you than about what happened about you,
the kind of country you and I both live in now,
and what it means for us going forward. A play
a little bit of this. This is a James Gagliano,
former FBI talking about.
Speaker 2 (01:34):
Drone mitigation is one of the FBI's top priorities. We're
actually teaching local law enforcement how to handle those kind
of things. Now we do have active countermeasures. I won't
get into the nuts and bolts because obviously those are
tactics that we don't want to share. But early warning
is the big thing, and lawrence. Lastly, the simplicity of this.
(01:55):
Don't be lulled to sleep by the simplicity. A good
plan violently executed, this could have been horrible.
Speaker 1 (02:03):
There's something about human nature that we all share. Good people,
bad people. We share this when we want something. When
we are striving to achieve something and we fail, we
fall short, we get smarter, We get smarter, and we
(02:26):
figure out ways to make it work. This applies to sports,
It applies to work, It applies to relationships, It applies
to your professional life. This is a very human nature thing.
If you want something. I want to be able to
hit a baseball really well, and I go out there
(02:48):
company softball game and I strike out four times. I
want to hit that baseball. What am I going to
do before the next game. I'm going to figure out
what I'm doing wrong. I don't know the batting cages.
Do I have to get a private coult or something?
I have to take steps to make sure that doesn't
(03:11):
happen again, because I want it. I want to go
out and hit bombs in the company baseball game and
talk mess to everybody and get fired. That is my
ultimate goal. You understand what I'm saying. All human beings
are this way, even evil ones. You already know, because
we've talked about it before, that we have already become
(03:36):
a culture of assassination where we were not before. There
are many cultures throughout history that have either become or
kind of always were assassination cultures. And when I say
assassination culture, this is what I mean. A high enough
percentage of the culture believes that killing people is a
(03:58):
solution to prop probs. Therefore, people will be killed on
a fairly regular basis. I obviously don't want to live
in a country like that. Neither do you. But you're
not an assassination person. Neither am I neither. None of
this was your choice or my choice. Now that the
Left has become so violent, so convinced they're up against
(04:21):
fascists and Nazis and all the other lies that are
poured into them, Now that they have fully embraced violence
as a solution, to our problems. We're going to see
more assassinations. You think Donald Trump is the last GOP
candidate who's going to be shot at? You think Charlie
(04:44):
Kirk is the last figure on the right politician or
otherwise who's going to be assassinated, assassinated in broad daylight.
Of course, you don't think that, you're not naive. You
know for a fact that we have become an assassination culture.
All right, So that's baked in. You don't like it,
Let's accept that that's baked in right now, Right now,
we're in an assassination culture, all right. The left believes
(05:09):
in violence. They always have. Revolutions are always violent, good
ones and bad ones. Most revolutions are bad anyway, But revolutions,
you know, to revolt against a current governmental system, to
break it, to burn it down, to oust people from power.
There's no way to do that non violently, not really,
(05:30):
They're always going to it's gonna have violence involved in it.
The Communists are fighting a revolution in this country, and
they are violent. There is a high enough percentage of
them who believe in the violence, and they have tried
to commit many acts of violence. Now, this is why
I wanted to bring up culture of assassination. First. When
(05:52):
I talk about that, maybe you're attempted to think. I know,
I am tempted to think this way, so I'm not
putting words in your mouth, but I am tempted to think, well,
they kind of suck at it. Yeah, yes, of course
they got Charlie Kirk. Terrible day, awful day, terrible, but
(06:14):
they really blow it most of the time. Well, the
thing about I'm just telling you how I think think
about it. The congressional softball game, some Bernie Sanders supporter
shows up and his plan was to assassinate multiple GOP
members of Congress. He didn't get one, but I know
there were serious injuries. I got it. Didn't get one
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Donald Trump, not one, but two assassination attempts. Once got
shot in the ear. The other guy didn't get a
shot off unless you count the little exchange of gunfire
with the Secret Service. He never fired a shot at
Donald Trump. And then we see a picture of the
guy and we're like, look at this boob. This guy
(06:56):
couldn't kill an ant, Look at this nut job. These
people are kooky, And I again, I don't want to
put words in your mouth. I convince myself sometimes because
these people are stupid naturally just just naturally lower IQ people,
(07:16):
usually the scum of society type people, because that's who
they are, losers, they're not capable. We don't have to
be that worried. Oh I know they can, they can
get somebody here there. I understand that, But we don't
have to be that worried. Remember when a whole group
(07:37):
of those people decided to or attempt to assassinate a
bunch of ice slash Border patrol guys down in Texas
and they ended up all just getting smoked then arrested,
and now they're all going to prison. You and I
have become used to that's how it goes. Yes they're
gonna try, Yes they're violent, but they're two stupid. They're
(08:02):
just such losers. They're on drugs. They're not going to
be able to do it. Do you understand what this
plot was for UFC And do you understand how close
it was that this thing actually happened. This event was
nationally televised. I watched it myself, well until I got
too tired. Nationally televised, internationally watched. Because UFC is an
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international sport. Fighters from all over the world, so internationally watched.
This was not a plot by one lone goober in
his mommy's basement. As of now, twenty three co conspirators
in this case, twenty three of them. And I'll be
(08:50):
honest with you, it was a pretty good plan. It
was a pretty good plan. Load up, explode onto some drones. Okay,
as soon as I say that, maybe you would assume
I know, I would assume, all right, they're gonna fly
some drones over the crowd and drop it on the people.
(09:11):
But this group was smart enough to know around the
White House there would clearly be countermeasures that would prevent
people from flying a radio shack drone over a crowd.
They were smart enough to know that, so instead they
wanted to do this. Drop explosives on specific nearby buildings.
(09:36):
Did not only create a panic in the crowd, to
create a panic and funnel three thousand some people through
a specific area where snipers had been sent up to
gun the people down, that's a good plan. That is
(09:59):
a level of sophistication I have not seen before. We're
gonna just take a minute this and this is not
designed to freak you out. I'm telling you right now,
it's not. It's designed to make you and I aware.
We're gonna take a minute and here, in just second
talk about it again briefly and talk about what this
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means for you and me. Before we do that. I'm
gonna do this. I want to make sure we're not
accepting things about getting older, things like pain. My old
man used to say, you know, getting old ain't for
sissy's whenever I'd asked him how he was doing, because
whenever I asked him something something new was hurting so
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or broken. That's how it goes. In his late sixties,
it's how it goes. Yeah, to some extent, that is
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but I am here telling you right now you are
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something on you that hurts the daily aches and pains,
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day Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So before we
get into the rest of it, the finishing, before finish
up with this whole assassination thing, Jewish producer Chris was
just bringing up during the break. I was, I was out,
(12:08):
you know, laying out some of the assassination attempts and
assassinations we've already seen from the left, and he said,
aren't you forgetting some? And I said, what had he
just started listing to them? I didn't forget one or two.
That happens all the time. Now, I didn't even mention.
And you know what's absolutely sad I didn't mention it
(12:29):
because it didn't even pop into my head that we
just had a guy charge the White House correspondence dinner
with a shotgun and the intention to wipe out the
entire entire Trump administration. Of course, by the grace of God,
he didn't make it, didn't end up killing anybody. But
this happens all the time now. I wanted to talk
(12:50):
about this just briefly because I wanted to get a
couple of things across first. I think that we will
sadly look back on these days five ten years from now,
and I think that we will say to ourselves, Uh,
we didn't know how good we had it when all
(13:11):
these people were morons. The reason I say that is
the more people in law enforcement I talk to about this,
the more they convey to me we are seeing an elevated,
an increasingly elevated level of sophistication and training. On the left.
It's easy to look at the tranny freak and say,
(13:34):
he's never held a gun in his life. Are you
kidding me? He doesn't even have a life. He spends
every weekend at the range, getting better, sharper, faster. They're
getting better, They're getting more sophisticated. And we all know
that communist rhetoric is not going to slow down. Because
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Democrat politicians want these things to continue happening, this rhetoric
will continue to tick up. One. The level of sophistication
is there. I wanted to get that across. Two. That
means for you and me that we are not going
to stop living our lives and doing the things we
(14:16):
want to do. If you want to go to a
UFC at the event at the White House, if you
can afford a ticket, go to a UFC event at
the White House. If you want to go to a
big Fourth of July celebration, I am get out there
and go to one. You want to go to a
Trump rally, you want to go to? What you want
to go to? With that? Don't you dare stop living
(14:36):
your life because of all this? Jesse, I don't want
to fly anymore. Get on the plane and let it fly. Haha.
How about that? What Chris? That that was a great pump.
Get on the plane and then it fly. However, do
so going forward with a heightened sense of awareness. And
(14:57):
I hate to sound like Grandpa Jesse again, that heightened
sense of awareness means when we are out in public.
We have got to get off our phones. Last night
show was over. I got from my buddy two free
(15:17):
tickets to the baseball game. He has season tickets. He
was using them. He's like, hey, you want to go
see a couple innings. I couldn't get there for the
whole thing. I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll go. I
fell my son in the car. We go to the
baseball game. There's a family, lovely looking family in front
of us. Dad, mom, gosh, I think they had six
kids with him. Happy can be wonderful, wonderful family. The
(15:39):
mom spent the entire game on her phone in one
way or the other. And this is what I mean.
I'm not just talking about browsing on her phone when
she was watching the game. She was watching it through
the camera on her phone, filming every second of the game.
When the game, when it was between innings, and then
(16:00):
doing all that stuff, you know, dance for dance to
get on camera or whatever that dumb stuff they do
at baseball games. And the kids were all dancing. She
had her phone out glued to the stadium TV the
whole time. She I don't know how she had any
battery power left at the end of two hours on
her phone the entire game. And this is not meant
to insult her at all. If you happen to be listening, lady,
(16:20):
you have a lovely family. No insult to you. We
have become a phone culture, and that's fine. I have
a smartphone and I'm on it too much too. I'm
not being Grandpa Jesse. I sit down and I wade
into the news on my phone. I download podcasts on
my phone. I watch stupid things on my phone. I
watch baseball games on my phone from time to time.
(16:42):
I'm that bad too, not talking down to you, not lecturing.
How often are you aware of your surroundings when you're
in public versus being on your phone? When you sit
down at a restaurant, have you even laid a single
eye on every table there? Even glanced at it? Speaking
(17:06):
of a restaurant, you're at the restaurant, backs to the door.
People walk in. Did you turn around and look at them?
I'm not saying you need to be Jason Bourne. Well,
I think that guy's six' two and clearly you just
trained jiu. Jitsu i'm not saying. That did you even
bother to look at? Them at that baseball game at.
(17:27):
Church my wife's always asking BECAUSE i Always i'm always
looking back at the door in church WHEN i sense
the door being, opened always every single. Time what are you?
Doing what do you do every time someone that door?
Opens i'm looking? Back do you look? Back The communists
are not going to be embarrassing failures at terror. Forever
(17:51):
they are already getting better and better and.
Speaker 2 (17:54):
Better drone mitigation is one of the FBI's top. Priorities
we're actually teaching local law enforcement how to handle those
kind of. Things now we do have active. COUNTERMEASURES i
won't get into the nuts and, bolts because obviously those
are tactics that we don't want to. Share but early
warning is the big, thing and. Lawrence, lastly the simplicity of.
This don't be lulled to sleep by the simplicity a
(18:18):
good plan violently. Executed this could have been.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
Horrible they're getting. Better we keep, living but we do
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and so much more still to. Come on the world
Famous Jesse kelly's. SHOW i wanted to touch on something
that we're probably going to end up staying on all, week,
because as we've, Discussed trump is going on a sales,
(20:15):
tour in international sales tour selling The iran. Deal earlier,
today the public finally started to see the details of the,
deal there was some. Controversy to put it, Mildly trump's
(20:36):
well here it. Was iron's position has always been that
their nuclear program was for civilian.
Speaker 2 (20:41):
Purposes if they come back after the signing of this
and say they want to continue to have a civilian nuclear,
program is that acceptable to.
Speaker 3 (20:47):
You, Well i've said to them, ALWAYS i, say, look
you have probably the third largest oil reserves in the.
World what the hell do you need nuclear? For you
need nuclear for some. Electricity So i've always felt that.
Way so we've been pretty tough in, that you. Know
it's also it is a little hard, though when you
say that somebody wants to other people have, it other
(21:08):
adjoining states have, it and you're not letting them have
it for purposes of electricity and things like. That it's
always a little. Tough you have to use a little
common sense.
Speaker 1 (21:16):
PLEASE a lot of, People Iran, hawks hardcore Pro Israel zionis,
types heard a lot of the Things trump's been saying
today and they didn't like. It they winced a little.
Bit trump himself, sounds you, know, confident like he always,
does but Also i'm not totally sure we have.
Speaker 4 (21:38):
One, yeah deals are. Amazing i've done them all my.
Life i've gone into deals up to one hundred percent
and they don't. Happen i've got into deals that there
is no chance of getting them, done and it, happens
and they happen. Easily so you never know what deals
do You but you're gonna find out pretty. SOON i
think it'll be. Done they want to, sign they want
(21:59):
to get back to a normal.
Speaker 1 (22:01):
Life they want to. Sign maybe you're saying THAT i
thought they signed. Electronically well that's what they. Said now
we're seeing headlines Like Iran Peace framework to be signed
at a resort On june. Nineteenth The Swiss Foreign ministry,
SAYS i tried to explain Before i'll explain it one
(22:24):
more time again in a different, way that this deal
was always going to have bad things in. It if
you think The iranian regime is, evil AND i, do
this deal is going to have things in it that
make you go what you we can't give them that.
(22:48):
What and while everybody else was waving palm, palms you
remember two months, AGO i was explaining this to You Donald.
Trump two months, AGO i bet at Least Donald trump
knew this was a bad. Idea that's why he stopped the,
(23:12):
bombing started a quote, blockade and then no matter how
Belligerent Iran, god he really never really significantly fired it
up again until the very very end of the whole.
Thing well they better shape, Oper we're gonna any day,
now looked you. Better but it never. Happened why was that?
Happening why Was trump saying? That Because, trump as much
(23:35):
AS i hate saying, it it's still, True and as
much as you may hate hearing, it it's still, true
was operating with a certain degree of. Desperation he walked
into something he could not get out, of and he
was operating with a certain degree of, desperation desperation to
(23:56):
end it and get. Out and because of, that Desperate
iran was always going to get something out of a
deal that you didn't. Like THAT i didn't. Like if
you didn't care about getting a, deal if there was no,
desperation then you never give you on. Anything you tell
(24:17):
them to go pound sand and don't hand over a dime.
Instead as the more details come, out we're looking and we're, like,
wait what we can't but you will you you can't
give them that money they're. Control let me explain something
global oil, reserves Because i've seen people say something to this,
(24:42):
effect people who wanted this thing to keep going until you,
know everyone in the regime was gone and there was
total regime. Change AND i totally get that. Position by the,
Way i'm not assaulted in that. Position the people who want,
that who wanted, That i've seen them say something to this, Effect,
hull we can have a temporary hike in gas, Prices
(25:05):
removing The iranian regime is worth a little bit of
pain at the. Pump have you ever seen? That have
you ever said? THAT i have a million emails if
you'd like me to read, Them i'm not going. To
but have you ever seen or said? That, OKAY i
think maybe what's happening is for the people who are
honestly saying. That let me assume you're being. Honest some
people are, liars but let me assume you're being. HONEST
(25:27):
i think what's happening is people are not understanding what
the situation. Is so let me explain it in this.
WAY i want you to imagine that there is there's
been an apocalypse of some, kind some sort of, Apocalypse
china dropped AN emp on our power, grid whatever the
case may. Be but there's no more power left anywhere
(25:49):
and it's not coming back on anytime. Soon, LUCKILY i
have a. GENERATOR i have a gas powered, generator and
this generator try go, out crank her. On power's, out but,
whoop lights are on in The kelly, household fridge is,
(26:09):
running ac is. Running things are going well for the.
Kids they're obviously aware that there's been an. Apocalypse but
there's still cool milk in the, fridge isn't There if
they want to play a video game that they can do.
That the TV's. Work we have, Power but what do
you know from that SCENARIO i just laid, out what
(26:31):
do you? Know we only have so much gas and
when the gasoline runs, out all of this goes. Away
no MORE, tv no more, lights no more, heat no
more air, conditioning no more. Nothing we have a limited
(26:53):
amount of, time a limited amount of, time and once
time is, out once gas is, out everything goes. Dark the,
kids because they're, kids they don't get. It but, Me
i'm the. Dad i'm looking at how many gas CANS
i have sitting in the, garage and they're getting. LOW i,
(27:19):
know you remember over the last three, months a quote
spike in gas, prices a temporary, spike wouldn't even that,
bad even tick down a little at the. End maybe
that convinced you, That, okay it's an extra buck a,
gallon two bucks a gallon. Sucks can't go see mom this,
(27:42):
Weekend but no big. Deal everyone can afford. That that
is being one of the kids who thinks THE tv
is going to stay on. Forever iran has the third
largest oil reserves in the. World, well they don't sell
it to. Us oil is priced, globally. Globally it's not
(28:08):
priced individually as you sell it to them and they
sell it to. You the cost of a barrel of
oil is priced. Globally it is a global. Commodity and in,
FACT i don't even want to put it that. Way
i'm going to put it a different way Because i'm
going to try to drive this point home here in a.
Second oil isn't a global. Commodity it is the global,
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commodity the global. Commodity it's not a couple bucks at the.
Pump it is so much more to that you can't
possibly comprehend. IT i will attempt to explain in a,
moment AND i think it'll explain the desperation and why
the deal is crappy Because trump had to take crappy.
(28:55):
Deal before we get to, that let me talk to
you about being a business, manager business, owner hr? Manager how?
Much how much do you have to deal with? Insurance
how much do you love dealing with? Insurance which policy to?
Get and you of course have to have multiple. Policies
you can't ever just have, one so you have to
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have multiple different, Brokers you deal with multiple different. Applications
you don't really ever get a clear picture on how
it all fits. Together and you most definitely don't ever
get a warm fuzzy that the insurance plan you just
purchased is actually the exact right one for your. Business
you don't get the goldilocks. Plan do you you get
too much or you get too? Little why don't you
stop dealing with it and lets Super sure deal with.
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to supersure dot com Slash. Jesse that's supersure dot com
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on the world Famous Jesse Kelly. SHOW i just wanted
to again finish this. Point as we get more and
more details about the deal With, iran the ugly warts
(30:47):
of it are going to continue to be exposed because
it's a deal That iran agreed, to meaning it's a
deal That iran is going to get things from and
you don't Like, iran AND i don't Like, iran and
we don't like hearing about a deal Where iran gets. Things,
no we should defeat them. Entirely oil runs the. World
(31:09):
if the cost of a barrel of oil is seventy,
bucks eighty, bucks good to. Go starts to take up
to one hundred, bucks there's some economic difficulties you start
flirting with one hundred and fifty two hundred millions of
(31:31):
people are going to die from. Famine let me. Clarify
let me make SURE i repeat that, point because a
lot of people skip right over it and talk about
it's just a short term price at the. Pump one
hundred and fifty dollars to two hundred and fifty dollars
a barrel oil means millions of people will. Die please
(31:55):
keep that in. Mind and the REASON i bring that
up Is trump knows that, number And trump knows WHAT
i just said is. True, now why didn't that? Happen
But jesse wasn't even. There gas prices were actually ticking
down a little. Bit we were tapping into the global
(32:15):
oil reserves to keep the price down as low as
it stayed down for as long as it stayed. Down
it wasn't just The United states Of america that was
tapping into its oil reserves and draining its oil, reserves
scraping the bottom of the. Barrel europe was, globally countries
(32:37):
were running out of. Oil to run out of.
Speaker 5 (32:40):
Oil for the world would be the equivalent of you
running out of. Blood it's the equivalent of the ANALOGY
i used earlier of the generator powering the entire house
running out of. Gasoline do not under sell what it
means to have one hundred and fifty dollars a barrel,
Oil and please don't be dishonest about it and SAY
(33:04):
i can.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
Deal with a couple bucks at the. Pope we're not
talking about a couple bucks down at the local quick.
Trip we're talking about millions of people dying from, famine, recessions,
depressions the catastrophic downstream effects of, oil the price of
(33:26):
a barrel of oil going through the. Roof And trump knew.
IT i maybe you'll take issue with it too, Bad
so SAD i give him credit for taking a bad.
DEAL i don't even like the. DEAL i think it's. Awful,
Clearly iran had sanctions laid on, them And iran was
worse off before this whole. ADVENTURE i admit THAT i
(33:48):
wish we could go back to that where we are
economically strangling them and. EVERYTHING i wish we could go
back to. That and so now maybe you're tempted to, say, Well,
jesse whit why would you Give trump credit when he's
the one who made the. Decision and, Look i've made
mistakes a whole. Bunch WHEN i own them and try
to undo, them at least that's. Something, yes it was
a humongous, mistake humongous, mistake, colossal an unforced, error very
(34:13):
similar TO. Covid i've compared the. Two listen to the wrong,
people made the wrong, choice and walked himself into a,
minefield colossal, air no question about. It but at least
at least this time he recognized it and tried to
walk out of. It, now can we walk out of?
IT i don't. Know you, Know trump himself is obviously.
(34:35):
Skeptical skeptical when you're dealing with a region like, that
in a regime like. That who?
Speaker 4 (34:40):
Knows deals are. Amazing i've done them all my. Life
i've gone into deals up to one hundred percent yet
and they don't. Happen i've got into deals that there
was no chance of getting him, done and it, happens
and they happened. Easily, see you never know what deals
do you but you're gonna find out pretty. SOON i
think it'll be.
Speaker 1 (34:59):
Done they want to.
Speaker 4 (34:59):
Sign that they want to get back to a normal.
Speaker 1 (35:03):
Life doesn't sound overwhelmingly, confident but Could and there's nobody
in the world who could tell you for sure what's
going to, Come whether they're going to violate, this Which
i'm assuming they, Will whether this next sixty days is
going to go. Smoothly i'm assuming, not but you never.
Know it. Might how Is israel going to conduct itself
(35:25):
during this whole. THING i don't. Know they're not pleased
about the whole. Thing they're. Furious you can tell by
the reaction from the hardcore israel people In. America you
can tell exactly How israel feels about. It in, fact
poll numbers In israel Have Donald trump for the first
time ever like twenty three points underwater with Israelis maybe
you're dismissive of, that maybe you're, not but it shows
(35:46):
you how well it's landing In. Israel they're not exactly
thrilled about. It so who, knows a lot of people are,
UNHAPPY a lot Of americans are, unhappy everyone In israel's.
Unhappy who knows where it's going from. Here my point
is simply, this do not be dismissive over what it
(36:07):
means to have one hundred and fifty dollars two hundred
dollars a barrel. Oil and that was. Coming and by the,
WAY i don't know what pain is still to. Come
headline tanker companies Say hormuz traffic will take weeks to
return to. Normal i've been told that because it was
halted for so, long there's going to be a bit
(36:28):
of a lag on getting things up and running. Again you,
know it's not a light switch where you just flip
it and you're good to. Go that there may be
even more of a drag on this whole. Thing we
didn't experience the catastrophic pain because we were busy sucking
dry the oil reserves of the. World but those oil
(36:49):
reserves were running, dry and when they emptied, Out trump knew.
It we were going to see pain that span and the,
globe and it would have been pained at different levels
depending on your country right In. America what's that? MEAN
i don't. Know maybe a, recession quite, possibly probably a,
recession so we have a rougher economy than we already.
(37:12):
Do in extremely poor, countries The africas of the, world
that's where people will die in. Mass europe wouldn't have
been able to withstand it very well, either since they've
also destroyed all their other. FORM i, mean who knows
exactly what form it would have taken, everywhere but it
would have been a global, disaster and by the, way our.
(37:33):
Fault everyone would have laid it at our. Feet that's
why you see all These Middle eastern countries And european
countries Patting trump on the back for a deal that
they know is kind of. Crappy they're, all Praise, god all,
right we're done with that sharing a bank account with your,
mommy and there are no more Moderate democrats next t
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