December 12, 2025 • 36 mins
The left seems proud to be on the wrong side of 80 20 issues. There has been deceit in the Kelly household. What decline looks with your standard of living.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, an Jesse Kelly show.
Let's have some fun on a Friday. It's an ask
doctor Jesse Friday. It's a spectacular day. You have conquered
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the week. Christmas is almost here. Life is grand and
it's going to be a spectacular show for you. Right now,
we're going to talk about judges, the judges who are
from foreign lands putting a stop to Trump. We'll talk
about that. Someone wants to know about decline. If we
are on the decline, what does that look like the
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post World War two world? Why was it all about decolonizations?
Some guy's wife is getting a little too heavy with
the credit card this Christmas season? The Senate, Oh, that
and so much more coming up tonight on the world
famous Jesse Kelly's Show. Now let's begin here. I'm not
gonna spend a lot of time on it because it's
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going to be a point we've made often. But the
question was, does anyone else think it's odd these judges
putting up roadblocks to Trump's agenda have last names that
sound like they aren't from these parts. Well it's not
that it's odd, but let's just discuss the phenomenon you see,
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remember that is half the point of the mass importation
of foreigners. Frankly, it's the whole point. If you want
to zoom out a little bit, the entire point you
would mass import people from foreign lands is you view
them as an ally in your quest for power. If
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you're an evil, soulless monster, a Democrat, and you want
power above all, then you need to bring some people
into this country who will help push the revolution forward.
Because patriotic Americans are not on board. And when you
sit back for a moment and think about all the deranged,
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freak stuff that's out there right now, all the stuff
the Democrat Party has had to embrace. You know what,
let me grab this. This is from hot air. New
study identifies dramatic rise immortality for trans women who use
cross sex hormones. Okay, so stop for a second and
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let's think about this. The traning stuff, not just for kids,
the tranning stuff period. It's gross. I know, you know,
it's gross. It's weird, it's evil, it's wrong, it's all
those things. Right. One of the two major political parties
in this country is all in on it, all in
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on it in to the point there is a tranny
member of the House of Representatives got elected. The Biden
administration brought trannies into the administration all in on something
that every normal American can see is weird and gross
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and wrong and terrible. I'm not talking about you and
me either, I'm talking about every normy. You know, all
the norms, all the normas out there. They know it too.
When you run into that dude and a short skirt
with too much lipstick on and as Adam's apple hanging
out past his chin in the grocery store, you grab
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your children and move to the other aisle. It's gross,
it's weird, it's awful, it's terrible, and you don't need
to be some political person to know that. The Democrat Party, well,
let me introduce you to the man who's the likely
Democrat nominee for president. In twenty twenty eight. We didn't
get into transports.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
That's an issue no one wants to hear about because
eighty percent of people listening disagree with my position on this.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
But it comes from my heart, not just my head.
It wasn't a political evolution. It was position being that
I don't think it's fair. I want to see trans kids.
I have a trans god son. There's no governance signed
more pro trans legislation than I have, and no one
has been a strongerrabvocate for the LTBK in too many
He even acknowledges in the opening that he knows he's
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on the losing end of an eighty twenty issue. Do
you know how many eighty twenty issues there are in
the country? Not very many. A country this divided eighty twenty,
you wouldn't get eighty twenty on hardly anything. Eighty percent
of Americans think this stuff is sick and freaking wrong percent.
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That's for politicians. If you're banking on the will of
the people, if you need the people to vote for you,
that's the biggest softball in the world. They just handed
it to you. I mean, they practically made the choice
for you. Hey, here's where you need to fall on
this issue. And yet the entire Democrat Party, every bit
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of it, top to bottom, all in on training stuff. Now,
what's this got to do with foreigners and foreign judges
and things like that. Well, if you're going to push
this stuff, and big Democrat donors, billionaire Democrat donors, demand
that Democrats push this stuff. Democrat voters, the most rabid
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ones demand Democrats push this stuff. That's where the twenty
percent is on the eighty twenty. If you're going to
push this, then what you need you need re enforcements.
You see, if patriotic Americans, if eighty percent of Americans
are against you on something that you feel forced to
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do and say, then you need reinforcements which brings us
to foreigners from anywhere, from everywhere. It doesn't matter if
you want to come here and you want to bring
your whole extended family here, and Democrats do it for you.
And not only do they do it for you, they'll
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provide welfare in human amounts of welfare, housing, food, they'll
put you, they'll get you into universities. You can come
from another country and you will have a huge leg
up over American kids, certainly American white kids getting into college.
Democrats will bring you and your entire extended family here
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and provide for your every want. And while all they
ask in exchange is back to Democrat Party, no matter what,
Back to Democrat Party, no matter what, back to Democrat
That's their only ask. Support the revolution. Will you support
the revolution no matter what we do, no matter what
we say, And if you're a foreigner and you have
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twenty five family members, then you want them all to
go to college and the American taxpayer to pay everything,
and you want a transactional relationship with the party you support.
Do you care that much about the tranny stuff? So
if your name is Jokra Beebop click click from whatever
God forbidden third world dump there is out there, and
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the Democrat Party brings you into the country, you understand
exactly where your bread is buttered. And you understand you
are only allowed to come here and stay here and
luxuriate here because you will be a warrior on behalf
of the revolution. And Democrats know that too, And that's
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why the Biden administration and the Obama administration before him
grabbed as many communists foreign and domestic it's humanly possible
and put them into every judicial system they could possibly find. Now,
we routinely have Judge Street Street click click from who
knows where trying to stop the Trump administration from deporting
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this guy. No, you can't do this now, you have
to keep tranies in the military. No, no, no, Why
what did we say before about foreigners? How do most
people vote across the planet. You don't vote this way,
but most people across the planet do. What are the
two te's? What are the two te's? First of all,
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transactional tribal and transactional tribal is the other one. But
transactional is a big one. We'll get to tribal in
a second. It's a simple transaction for foreigners. Don't love
everything Democrats do. This is why people on the right
get confused. Well, I don't understand why they would bring
in all these Muslims and then the Muslims would vote
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for the party that pushes the LGBTQ demon stuff. When
Muslims it's a transactional relationship. Period. You think Muslims agree
with everything the Democrat party does. Of course not. It's transactional.
They understand that's their protection, that's those are their benefactors.
So you got to go along with some things, and
of course tribal. That's how you can hate people for this,
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you can love them for this. It doesn't matter. Most
people across the globe when they vote, they vote tribally
and transactionally. So if you are shriek shriek, click clickue
and you're from India and someone stands before you a criminal.
Maybe he's from your part of India. Maybe you guys
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have shared a delicious buol of curry soup together. Well,
whatever his crimes are, that doesn't matter. You assume that
position of power so you could help your people out.
These judges, it's not an accident. So many of them
sound like they're from foreign lands. Democrats brought them here
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and then put them in charge of your judicial Why
can't I say that word judicial system? Because they have
chosen a side and it ain't yours. All right, all right,
let's talk about national decline. Someone has a question about
what it looks like, what it might look like. Before
we get to that, let's talk about you finding a
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good replacement. You know, Jewish producer Chris dropped the bomb
yesterday here in the office that he thinks zip recruiter
really lists the jobs. I mean says they listed. What
did you say, Chris? Nice and simple and easy to use,
which begged the question, Chris, how do you know this?
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How much time? Why are you on ZipRecruiter? So the
exciting news is Chris may be moving on and he
is using zip precruiter to find I don't remember some
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be back the Jesse Chilly. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a spectacular, spectacular Friday. I gotta be honest.
We gotta pause for a quick moment. We're gonna get
to the Decline of the country email. But I have
to get off my chest. Something dark and ugly that's
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going on right now inside the Kelly household, and I'm
gonna warn you ahead of time. It involves envy, deceit, intrigue.
Let me go ahead and tell you what it is.
First of all, I have to set up the story
by telling you this. You are well aware that Aub
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is a health super freak. One of these workout all
the time eat veggie chili? Is that meat organic? One
of these types of people. Right. But what you may
not know, but I don't think I've ever shared with you,
is every now and then she'll just lose her mind
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and wipe out two value meals from McDonald's right in
front of you. Every now and then she just breaks
at some point point in time and goes all in
on one meal with a coke. Right. So you know,
I've been trying to eat better. I've been making some strides.
And we don't keep many traditional chips in the house.
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I'm really more of a massive chips guy. We don't.
I try to keep the chips out of the house
because otherwise I'll eat the chips. A couple of weeks ago,
I go buy a bag of Tostitos chips, just regular
Tostitos chips, corn chips, some chip cheese. I put it
in the pantry. I never touched it, never touched it.
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It had been there for I believe it was a week.
Last night, I get home and I decide, you know what,
screw it, I'm having my freaking chips, and I go
to the pantry. Abas in the kitchen, we're sitting there talking.
I go to the pantry. No bag, bag is gone.
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I say, she's right there. Keep in mind she's three
feet away. I say, hey, what of the kids ate
my chips? Have you seen my tostitos chimps? Someone ate
my chips? Nothing, crickets. She doesn't say a word, but
she's on her phone. She's doing her grocery list or
something like that. And then I get her attention, ub
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did one of the kids eat my chips? And she
looks down with this half smirk on her face, and
she says, I'm so ashamed. I was hoping you wouldn't
ask again. I ate the chips, and I said, baby,
that was a whole bag. You ate an entire bag
of chips. And this is where listen. Lies lead to
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other lies. Remember that lies lead to other lies. You
know what? She says, No, No, the bag was already opened.
I maybe ate half the bag. Okay, I give her
some crap about that, but now I would like to
know who opened my bag of chips. James, my oldest son,
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comes out. He's an eating machine. He works out all
the time. That's why we keep the pantry stocked with
beef sticks and nuts. And protein bars because he's going
in there and he's eating whatever he gets his hands on.
But he will if he finds a bag of chips,
he'll wipe that out too. It doesn't matter. He's a
teenage boy. And I jump him immediately because I know
it's him. It's got to be him. Hey, James, how
were my tostitos? Looks me right in the eye and says, Dad,
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I never touched your tostitos. And I called him a
liar to his face. I said, I know it was you.
I know it was you. He said, Dad, I would
tell you if it was me. I never touched the tostitos. Okay,
well he's not a liar. That means it's got to
be Luke. But that would be kind of out a
character for Luke. This morning, we're up as a family
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before the kids go to school. Everyone's getting breakfast. OB's
in the kitchen making one of the health smoothie things.
Luke comes out and I say, hey, obviously it was you.
How were my tostitos? And he looks at me like
I have three heads. He says, Dad, what toastitos? Don't
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know what you're talking about. I said, buddy, it wasn't
ob it, I said, wasn't Mom, And it wasn't James.
A ghost didn't eat my chips. That means you ate
my chips. That's when ab broke down in the kitchen
and she said it was me. I was too ashamed
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to admit that. I opened them up and ate the
whole bag. And I said, hold on, you not only
laid waste to an entire bag of Tostitos chips, you
blamed the boys for you or pig out on my chips.
And all she could do was hang her head in shame.
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This is what Chris. Chris said, what kind of tostito chips?
Just regular tostitos corn chips? They were just just the
plain ones. What I know, That's what I said, Chris.
It's not even a special chip. I mean, it's not
even a what would even possess you. It's not like
we're talking about a cheeto here or dorito. Who would
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even do that? And then who would lie about it?
And then who would half lie and then blame the
children on it? She actually said on my way out
the door, she said, please don't tell that story on
the radio. And I said, baby, you've left me no choice.
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I have no choice. Everyone has to know. Everyone thinks
I'm the bad guy all the time and she's the
good guy all the time. Well, let it be known
right now. She ate all of my chips, lied about
it twice, and blame the boys. There you go, that's
a true story, Jesse. I thought of you the other day.
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My wonderful wife bought me, brought me an admiral's feast
home from shopping. I ate most of it that evening,
but I wanted to save the biscuits and shrimp for
a snack. That's where things went sideways. I couldn't find
them the next day. It seems my non rough green
dog took them off the table and had them for
a snack. Four days later, and I'm still angry at
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the cheddar Bay biscuit thief. Could rough Greens have prevented
such a tragedy. Of course, your dog didn't grab the
cheddar Bay biscuits just because they're heavenly and delicious. Your
dog only gets dog food, which there's no nutrition in it.
It's dead. It's disgusting. Your dog is craving something better.
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If you would just sprinkle rough Greens on your dog's food.
Your dog would be happier, healthier, better breath, and maybe,
just maybe you would have gotten to enjoy some leftover
Cheddarbay biscuits. You did this to yourself. Have a dog
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promo code Jesse. Now we'll do National Decline next, Jesse
Kelly Vaccian. It is the Jesse Kelly shll on a
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Magnificent Friday and ask doctor Jesse Friday. Remember you can
email the show still we are live here on a
Friday evening. Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Hey, part
time radio host. On Wednesday, you were talking about the
decline of this country. What does this look like? Are
we going to change our name? Are we going to
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split up into different countries, or we're gonna have a monarchy.
Can you elaborate with the downfall of a nation like
the Roman Empire really looks like for the college dropouts
like yourself. His name is Phil. Okay, Well, let me
go ahead and get this out of the way first.
I don't know. And the reason I don't know is
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it kind of looks different from nation to nation to
nation to nation. In the United States of America, I
can tell you what I think will probably happen. Our
state system is really really excellent in this country. It's
not as good as it used to be, but it's
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really excellent. When I see our state system, I'm talking
about the fifty individual states and the sovereignty of those states.
Your state or commonwealth, your state has a governorate, has
almost undoubtedly I believe forty eight or forty nine of
the states have a state police force. Your state has
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an attorney general, a healthcare system, a school system. The
states really are individual countries that obviously came together to form,
of course, the United States of America. I believe our
decline is going to be slow. I need to emphasize that,
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and I don't know that for a fact, but I
believe it's going to be very, very slow because we
have so many benefits here. So let me give you
some benefits here. Don't discount the fact that we have
two gigantic oceans on each end. That's a big deal,
meaning we don't have some gigantic juggernaut powerful country breathing
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down our neck. And if some gigantic juggernaut powerful country
wants to come over here and physically take some of
this place, they have to cross an ocean. And then
once you get here, you have to deal with hundreds
of millions of guns and ammunition. That alone creates a
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Nightmara situation. So I actually do not believe, at least
not for the long, long, long distance future, that we
will be militarily conquered in that kind of way. I
do not believe that. It's just too it's too much
of a headache for somebody who would try to do so.
So let's set that aside. What will happen. Let's focus
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on what we know. We know the currency, it's going
to continue to be devalued. Remember what the Federal Reserve's
goal is. And I know that you probably wins when
I said that, because everyone has watched their buying power
twenty five percent of it disappear in the last five
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years because we stop the country for a virus. We're
not going to go into that right now, But remember
what the Federal reserves target is two percent two percent
what two percent inflation? Their goal is that your money
will be devalued two percent every single year. That is
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what they're going for. They're not even attempting to increase
the value of the dollar. Their goal is to only
decrease it a little bit. That's the goal. So we know,
on a long enough timeline, the debt will eventually devalue
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the dollar a lot, over and over and over, maybe
super slow. Maybe there'll be things that speed it up,
like COVID wars things like that. But we know the
dollar will go down. What does that mean you don't
have the same buying power? For instance? People love Americans
definitely love this. They love to travel to Europe. And
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I'm not a hypocrite there three times, I've been to
Europe three times. This is all in recent years, but
I've been to Europe three times. I like it too.
Why I love history. I want to see castles and
fortresses and old cathedrals and that that's why I enjoy it.
I want to eat there. But here's what Americans get wrong,
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especially American tourists, when I go to I've been to
Paris twice. I was just passing through the second time.
But I've been to Paris twice. Where did I stay
there was a pretty nice hotel down by the Louver,
down by all the museums and fancy stuff down there.
There's a pretty nice hotel down there. There were good
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restaurants right there, all block away. There are a couple
good shops things like that? Did I experience what life
is like for a French citizen? For the average French citizen.
Tourists fool themselves into thinking they do. The average citizen
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can't afford the power bill half the time. The average
French citizen does with a lot less than you do,
a lot less lower standard of living. Maybe doesn't even
have air conditioning in their home, in their tiny little
apartment somewhere. If they own a vehicle, it's the size
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of a phone booth. How does this relate to us?
Let's say our currency continues to get devalued, and let's
say the debt crisis gets to a place where we
can no longer afford the interest payments on the debt.
The result of that is going to be a drop
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in your standard of living. And I don't know how
fast that will come. It won't be in a year,
but a slow, steady degradation of your standard of living.
So the average American. Not everybody, and this may not
be for you. Maybe you want to be single in
a penthouse apartment, and there's nothing wrong with that. But
many Americans think about, you know, I want a spouse,
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I want two and a half kids. I want a
house in a fairly safe neighborhood, and of course a
couple of cars in the driveway. She has to take
the kids to school, I have to go to work.
That's a very common kind of one of those Americana
American dream type things. What if that disappears for seventy
eighty percent of the country because there's the money's just
not there. What if healthcare gets a lot worse you're
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already seeing it, meaning you can't afford care. Maybe maybe
God forbid you get cancer. Maybe you have it now.
Look it's coming for all of us. I think everybody
knows we're all going to get some in some way
or another. Everybody seems to get it. Every one of
my family certainly seems to. What if there's a great
treatment you can't afford it, so you don't get it
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and you just die. This is not doomsday stuff. This
is how people in Europe live right now, right now,
that modern fancy Europe. Now, you didn't experience that when
you went over to Milan for your anniversary and you
stayed at a hotel and they did a delicious Italian
restaurant and everybody was so nice. Yes, but every one
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of those people who waited on your tables and did
the turndown service in your room, they went back to
a very tiny, very crappy hotel that's too hot in
the summertime. They have to keep the windows open in
the morning. They don't even own a vehicle. When they
want to go somewhere, they scrape up a few bucks,
take the train, and then walk five miles in a
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completely different standard of living than Americans are used to,
than Americans have ever known. And of course that's not
as bad as it gets. But you can see the
states breaking up in some form, probably coalitions of states,
I don't mean every individual state. And you can see
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Americans slowly over time, watching their standard of living go
down and down and down it. And who knows what
else comes with all this? Right, A war accelerates everything,
certainly a big one. Some sort of other catastrophe we
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can't see of some kind, a legitimate plague of some kind,
that wipes out the population. Look, I'm not saying don't
dwell on it, but you can think about it. You
can think about what you'll do, think about ways to prepare.
But these things are out of your hands and out
of my hands. We'll do what we can to avoid it,
all right, all right, guys, wife got the credit card?
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Hang on, This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Friday. And
I didn't mean for that to be heavy. Look, it's
just it's something that's been on my mind. So when
it's on my mind, I talk to you about it.
If you want to feel better. Let's remember that this
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was Jasmine Crockett's introduction for her Senate run.
Speaker 3 (29:10):
Okay, she ain't never scared, and she ain't never been.
Who is willing to go toe to toe against the president.
I can't wrap my head around someone who votes Republicans.
She advocate for feeding kids if they protect the folks
touching them. Trump ombaden his own country with an army.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
What a show?
Speaker 3 (29:26):
We remember Pearl Harper by illigillity Barman boats which ill
thought we wasn't gonna do nothing, Buddy, think again. They
only trying to scare out her running because they think
she'll win. Listen, thought I told y'all win, never scared.
Now Look who name on the docket got two words
for every race is bigot, Jasmine Crockett, every one of
the laces.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
Yeah that might be Tom. Y'all hear the words.
Speaker 3 (29:50):
So much Side you want to choose me? I hope
my money goes to side. It isn't trying to say
ah for the abilities. A hope she's standing on business.
Off in Toes Texas, toake. Don't need no old bad built,
bleached grime, butsch bodies moving.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
Forward, standing on business. Chris, thanks for putting that on
the sound list together to day buddy, I appreciate it. Hey, Jesse,
it's the holidays. I get that. Every day I get
a notification of yet another charge, not mine, but hers
on our credit card. I send in two payments a
month to these solas demons to bring down the balance.
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How do I respectfully tell my wife of thirty five
years to take it down a notch? All right, So
here's something I learned a long time ago that financial
strife is one of the main causes for divorce. Financial strife,
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and you know, you can see that in your own life,
in other people's lives when times are tough, or times
are tight, or in some situations where one of the
two parties cannot seem to keep their their hands off
the wallet, if you will, and that takes different forms.
You know, women shopping is the biggest stereotype in the world.
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For dudes, it can be you know, beer, gambling, hunting supplies.
We've all walked into cabellas and walked out with a
couple things we didn't need. But let's focus on the wife.
Our house at this point in time. It's too Christmasy,
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all right. The reason it's too Christmasy is we don't
throw anything away. And over nineteen years of marriage, I
feel like a new thing has been added every single year,
and because it never gets thrown away. And then my
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folks handed us down some of their Christmas stuff. Oh,
I know, Chris, Chris, do you want to know the
latest one? Buddy, You're gonna You're gonna blow a gasket.
You went ano the latest one. I come home and
you know, the big red bows, like red bows. She
has bought red bows. That's her thing this year. Red
bows for the dining room chairs. Now all the dining
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room chairs have a Christmasy red bow on them. My
point is, no, they're not all a present. Chris uh
I asked a couple questions too, and all I got
was yelled at, okay, so I guess I shouldn't decorate
for Christmas. Do you know what you're gonna get? My
point is, buddy, women love the Christmas season probably more
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than anyone else, and they watch these Hallmark movies and
they get new ideas about we can get new Christmasy
teacups and stuff like that. Let them go, unless, of course,
you are actually in a financial bind, or it's gonna look.
I think Obs spent nineteen ninety nine on the stupid bows, right,
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So if you're in a financial bind, then I don't
know that you have to be that polite about it.
You don't need to be a jerk, but you need
to say, honey, it's got to stop. We don't have
any money. The money. The money's got to stop. But
we've had years where we didn't get anything either, so
you might just have to talk to it. Look, you've
been married thirty five years. After thirty five years, I
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think you can probably square her away, all right, tell
her instead, send twenty eight bucks to preborn. Twenty eight
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Speaker 2 (34:35):
I know what happened in my lifetime when.
Speaker 1 (34:39):
It bothers me. This guy's name's Algreen. When the real
Algreen was so talented, and now we have this caveman
looking door at Groning.
Speaker 2 (34:46):
I know what happened in my lifetime when I had
to go to the back door to get my food.
Speaker 1 (34:52):
Here we go.
Speaker 2 (34:53):
I remember when I had to drink from a filthy
colored water fountain when there was a pristine whitewater fountain
right next to me. I know, I lived it.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
I remember, unbelievable the milags they've gotten out of this.
Speaker 2 (35:05):
M how I had to sit in the back of
the bus and if there weren't enough seas for Anglos,
we called them white people. I don't like the term.
But when they were enough seats for Anglos, then I
had to move. I know, I know what's going on.
Speaker 1 (35:22):
I see it.
Speaker 2 (35:23):
Well, you're saying, no, that's not happening right now, No,
but we're we're headed in that direction.
Speaker 1 (35:30):
I don't want to return.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
To that past where I was a suspect simply because
of the color of my skin.
Speaker 1 (35:38):
I was a suspect.
Speaker 2 (35:42):
We are now at a point in this country to
tie this together, where there are people who are suspect
because of the way they look, just as I was
a suspect because of the way I looked.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Isn't race communism self exhausted? And I am it's not believing.
We're not past it, we're not through it yet. But
I am in some ways grateful for the George Floyd
stuff because what it did was it tapped so many
Americans out on their tolerance for this stuff. Americans were
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tolerating it, so much of it for so long, and
then once they all took to the streets and started
looting foot locker, America finally had enough. Anyway, someone wants
to know about the post World War two decolonization thing.
We'll talk about Venezuela mis Maduro dancing, all that and
more next time.
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, an Jesse Kelly show.
Let's have some fun on a Friday. It's an ask
doctor Jesse Friday. It's a spectacular day. You have conquered
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the week. Christmas is almost here. Life is grand and
it's going to be a spectacular show for you. Right now,
we're going to talk about judges, the judges who are
from foreign lands putting a stop to Trump. We'll talk
about that. Someone wants to know about decline. If we
are on the decline, what does that look like the
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post World War two world? Why was it all about decolonizations?
Some guy's wife is getting a little too heavy with
the credit card this Christmas season? The Senate, Oh, that
and so much more coming up tonight on the world
famous Jesse Kelly's Show. Now let's begin here. I'm not
gonna spend a lot of time on it because it's
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going to be a point we've made often. But the
question was, does anyone else think it's odd these judges
putting up roadblocks to Trump's agenda have last names that
sound like they aren't from these parts. Well it's not
that it's odd, but let's just discuss the phenomenon you see,
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remember that is half the point of the mass importation
of foreigners. Frankly, it's the whole point. If you want
to zoom out a little bit, the entire point you
would mass import people from foreign lands is you view
them as an ally in your quest for power. If
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you're an evil, soulless monster, a Democrat, and you want
power above all, then you need to bring some people
into this country who will help push the revolution forward.
Because patriotic Americans are not on board. And when you
sit back for a moment and think about all the deranged,
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freak stuff that's out there right now, all the stuff
the Democrat Party has had to embrace. You know what,
let me grab this. This is from hot air. New
study identifies dramatic rise immortality for trans women who use
cross sex hormones. Okay, so stop for a second and
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let's think about this. The traning stuff, not just for kids,
the tranning stuff period. It's gross. I know, you know,
it's gross. It's weird, it's evil, it's wrong, it's all
those things. Right. One of the two major political parties
in this country is all in on it, all in
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on it in to the point there is a tranny
member of the House of Representatives got elected. The Biden
administration brought trannies into the administration all in on something
that every normal American can see is weird and gross
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and wrong and terrible. I'm not talking about you and
me either, I'm talking about every normy. You know, all
the norms, all the normas out there. They know it too.
When you run into that dude and a short skirt
with too much lipstick on and as Adam's apple hanging
out past his chin in the grocery store, you grab
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your children and move to the other aisle. It's gross,
it's weird, it's awful, it's terrible, and you don't need
to be some political person to know that. The Democrat Party, well,
let me introduce you to the man who's the likely
Democrat nominee for president. In twenty twenty eight. We didn't
get into transports.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
That's an issue no one wants to hear about because
eighty percent of people listening disagree with my position on this.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
But it comes from my heart, not just my head.
It wasn't a political evolution. It was position being that
I don't think it's fair. I want to see trans kids.
I have a trans god son. There's no governance signed
more pro trans legislation than I have, and no one
has been a strongerrabvocate for the LTBK in too many
He even acknowledges in the opening that he knows he's
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on the losing end of an eighty twenty issue. Do
you know how many eighty twenty issues there are in
the country? Not very many. A country this divided eighty twenty,
you wouldn't get eighty twenty on hardly anything. Eighty percent
of Americans think this stuff is sick and freaking wrong percent.
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That's for politicians. If you're banking on the will of
the people, if you need the people to vote for you,
that's the biggest softball in the world. They just handed
it to you. I mean, they practically made the choice
for you. Hey, here's where you need to fall on
this issue. And yet the entire Democrat Party, every bit
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of it, top to bottom, all in on training stuff. Now,
what's this got to do with foreigners and foreign judges
and things like that. Well, if you're going to push
this stuff, and big Democrat donors, billionaire Democrat donors, demand
that Democrats push this stuff. Democrat voters, the most rabid
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ones demand Democrats push this stuff. That's where the twenty
percent is on the eighty twenty. If you're going to
push this, then what you need you need re enforcements.
You see, if patriotic Americans, if eighty percent of Americans
are against you on something that you feel forced to
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do and say, then you need reinforcements which brings us
to foreigners from anywhere, from everywhere. It doesn't matter if
you want to come here and you want to bring
your whole extended family here, and Democrats do it for you.
And not only do they do it for you, they'll
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provide welfare in human amounts of welfare, housing, food, they'll
put you, they'll get you into universities. You can come
from another country and you will have a huge leg
up over American kids, certainly American white kids getting into college.
Democrats will bring you and your entire extended family here
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and provide for your every want. And while all they
ask in exchange is back to Democrat Party, no matter what,
Back to Democrat Party, no matter what, back to Democrat
That's their only ask. Support the revolution. Will you support
the revolution no matter what we do, no matter what
we say, And if you're a foreigner and you have
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twenty five family members, then you want them all to
go to college and the American taxpayer to pay everything,
and you want a transactional relationship with the party you support.
Do you care that much about the tranny stuff? So
if your name is Jokra Beebop click click from whatever
God forbidden third world dump there is out there, and
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the Democrat Party brings you into the country, you understand
exactly where your bread is buttered. And you understand you
are only allowed to come here and stay here and
luxuriate here because you will be a warrior on behalf
of the revolution. And Democrats know that too, And that's
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why the Biden administration and the Obama administration before him
grabbed as many communists foreign and domestic it's humanly possible
and put them into every judicial system they could possibly find. Now,
we routinely have Judge Street Street click click from who
knows where trying to stop the Trump administration from deporting
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this guy. No, you can't do this now, you have
to keep tranies in the military. No, no, no, Why
what did we say before about foreigners? How do most
people vote across the planet. You don't vote this way,
but most people across the planet do. What are the
two te's? What are the two te's? First of all,
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transactional tribal and transactional tribal is the other one. But
transactional is a big one. We'll get to tribal in
a second. It's a simple transaction for foreigners. Don't love
everything Democrats do. This is why people on the right
get confused. Well, I don't understand why they would bring
in all these Muslims and then the Muslims would vote
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for the party that pushes the LGBTQ demon stuff. When
Muslims it's a transactional relationship. Period. You think Muslims agree
with everything the Democrat party does. Of course not. It's transactional.
They understand that's their protection, that's those are their benefactors.
So you got to go along with some things, and
of course tribal. That's how you can hate people for this,
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you can love them for this. It doesn't matter. Most
people across the globe when they vote, they vote tribally
and transactionally. So if you are shriek shriek, click clickue
and you're from India and someone stands before you a criminal.
Maybe he's from your part of India. Maybe you guys
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have shared a delicious buol of curry soup together. Well,
whatever his crimes are, that doesn't matter. You assume that
position of power so you could help your people out.
These judges, it's not an accident. So many of them
sound like they're from foreign lands. Democrats brought them here
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and then put them in charge of your judicial Why
can't I say that word judicial system? Because they have
chosen a side and it ain't yours. All right, all right,
let's talk about national decline. Someone has a question about
what it looks like, what it might look like. Before
we get to that, let's talk about you finding a
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good replacement. You know, Jewish producer Chris dropped the bomb
yesterday here in the office that he thinks zip recruiter
really lists the jobs. I mean says they listed. What
did you say, Chris? Nice and simple and easy to use,
which begged the question, Chris, how do you know this?
(11:01):
How much time? Why are you on ZipRecruiter? So the
exciting news is Chris may be moving on and he
is using zip precruiter to find I don't remember some
machinist ors some stupid job. He's going to go do.
ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse. That's the hiring site employers
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prefer the most because employees like Chris find it easy
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If you will, ZipRecruiter will bring you the best employers.
They'll do it immediately. Four out of five find somebody
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be back the Jesse Chilly. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a spectacular, spectacular Friday. I gotta be honest.
We gotta pause for a quick moment. We're gonna get
to the Decline of the country email. But I have
to get off my chest. Something dark and ugly that's
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going on right now inside the Kelly household, and I'm
gonna warn you ahead of time. It involves envy, deceit, intrigue.
Let me go ahead and tell you what it is.
First of all, I have to set up the story
by telling you this. You are well aware that Aub
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is a health super freak. One of these workout all
the time eat veggie chili? Is that meat organic? One
of these types of people. Right. But what you may
not know, but I don't think I've ever shared with you,
is every now and then she'll just lose her mind
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and wipe out two value meals from McDonald's right in
front of you. Every now and then she just breaks
at some point point in time and goes all in
on one meal with a coke. Right. So you know,
I've been trying to eat better. I've been making some strides.
And we don't keep many traditional chips in the house.
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I'm really more of a massive chips guy. We don't.
I try to keep the chips out of the house
because otherwise I'll eat the chips. A couple of weeks ago,
I go buy a bag of Tostitos chips, just regular
Tostitos chips, corn chips, some chip cheese. I put it
in the pantry. I never touched it, never touched it.
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It had been there for I believe it was a week.
Last night, I get home and I decide, you know what,
screw it, I'm having my freaking chips, and I go
to the pantry. Abas in the kitchen, we're sitting there talking.
I go to the pantry. No bag, bag is gone.
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I say, she's right there. Keep in mind she's three
feet away. I say, hey, what of the kids ate
my chips? Have you seen my tostitos chimps? Someone ate
my chips? Nothing, crickets. She doesn't say a word, but
she's on her phone. She's doing her grocery list or
something like that. And then I get her attention, ub
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did one of the kids eat my chips? And she
looks down with this half smirk on her face, and
she says, I'm so ashamed. I was hoping you wouldn't
ask again. I ate the chips, and I said, baby,
that was a whole bag. You ate an entire bag
of chips. And this is where listen. Lies lead to
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other lies. Remember that lies lead to other lies. You
know what? She says, No, No, the bag was already opened.
I maybe ate half the bag. Okay, I give her
some crap about that, but now I would like to
know who opened my bag of chips. James, my oldest son,
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comes out. He's an eating machine. He works out all
the time. That's why we keep the pantry stocked with
beef sticks and nuts. And protein bars because he's going
in there and he's eating whatever he gets his hands on.
But he will if he finds a bag of chips,
he'll wipe that out too. It doesn't matter. He's a
teenage boy. And I jump him immediately because I know
it's him. It's got to be him. Hey, James, how
were my tostitos? Looks me right in the eye and says, Dad,
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I never touched your tostitos. And I called him a
liar to his face. I said, I know it was you.
I know it was you. He said, Dad, I would
tell you if it was me. I never touched the tostitos. Okay,
well he's not a liar. That means it's got to
be Luke. But that would be kind of out a
character for Luke. This morning, we're up as a family
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before the kids go to school. Everyone's getting breakfast. OB's
in the kitchen making one of the health smoothie things.
Luke comes out and I say, hey, obviously it was you.
How were my tostitos? And he looks at me like
I have three heads. He says, Dad, what toastitos? Don't
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know what you're talking about. I said, buddy, it wasn't
ob it, I said, wasn't Mom, And it wasn't James.
A ghost didn't eat my chips. That means you ate
my chips. That's when ab broke down in the kitchen
and she said it was me. I was too ashamed
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to admit that. I opened them up and ate the
whole bag. And I said, hold on, you not only
laid waste to an entire bag of Tostitos chips, you
blamed the boys for you or pig out on my chips.
And all she could do was hang her head in shame.
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This is what Chris. Chris said, what kind of tostito chips?
Just regular tostitos corn chips? They were just just the
plain ones. What I know, That's what I said, Chris.
It's not even a special chip. I mean, it's not
even a what would even possess you. It's not like
we're talking about a cheeto here or dorito. Who would
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even do that? And then who would lie about it?
And then who would half lie and then blame the
children on it? She actually said on my way out
the door, she said, please don't tell that story on
the radio. And I said, baby, you've left me no choice.
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I have no choice. Everyone has to know. Everyone thinks
I'm the bad guy all the time and she's the
good guy all the time. Well, let it be known
right now. She ate all of my chips, lied about
it twice, and blame the boys. There you go, that's
a true story, Jesse. I thought of you the other day.
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My wonderful wife bought me, brought me an admiral's feast
home from shopping. I ate most of it that evening,
but I wanted to save the biscuits and shrimp for
a snack. That's where things went sideways. I couldn't find
them the next day. It seems my non rough green
dog took them off the table and had them for
a snack. Four days later, and I'm still angry at
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the cheddar Bay biscuit thief. Could rough Greens have prevented
such a tragedy. Of course, your dog didn't grab the
cheddar Bay biscuits just because they're heavenly and delicious. Your
dog only gets dog food, which there's no nutrition in it.
It's dead. It's disgusting. Your dog is craving something better.
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If you would just sprinkle rough Greens on your dog's food.
Your dog would be happier, healthier, better breath, and maybe,
just maybe you would have gotten to enjoy some leftover
Cheddarbay biscuits. You did this to yourself. Have a dog
that lives longer and saves your biscuits. Go to roughcreens
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dot com and use the promo code Jesse and that
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Kelly Vaccian. It is the Jesse Kelly shll on a
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Magnificent Friday and ask doctor Jesse Friday. Remember you can
email the show still we are live here on a
Friday evening. Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Hey, part
time radio host. On Wednesday, you were talking about the
decline of this country. What does this look like? Are
we going to change our name? Are we going to
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split up into different countries, or we're gonna have a monarchy.
Can you elaborate with the downfall of a nation like
the Roman Empire really looks like for the college dropouts
like yourself. His name is Phil. Okay, Well, let me
go ahead and get this out of the way first.
I don't know. And the reason I don't know is
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it kind of looks different from nation to nation to
nation to nation. In the United States of America, I
can tell you what I think will probably happen. Our
state system is really really excellent in this country. It's
not as good as it used to be, but it's
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really excellent. When I see our state system, I'm talking
about the fifty individual states and the sovereignty of those states.
Your state or commonwealth, your state has a governorate, has
almost undoubtedly I believe forty eight or forty nine of
the states have a state police force. Your state has
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an attorney general, a healthcare system, a school system. The
states really are individual countries that obviously came together to form,
of course, the United States of America. I believe our
decline is going to be slow. I need to emphasize that,
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and I don't know that for a fact, but I
believe it's going to be very, very slow because we
have so many benefits here. So let me give you
some benefits here. Don't discount the fact that we have
two gigantic oceans on each end. That's a big deal,
meaning we don't have some gigantic juggernaut powerful country breathing
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down our neck. And if some gigantic juggernaut powerful country
wants to come over here and physically take some of
this place, they have to cross an ocean. And then
once you get here, you have to deal with hundreds
of millions of guns and ammunition. That alone creates a
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Nightmara situation. So I actually do not believe, at least
not for the long, long, long distance future, that we
will be militarily conquered in that kind of way. I
do not believe that. It's just too it's too much
of a headache for somebody who would try to do so.
So let's set that aside. What will happen. Let's focus
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on what we know. We know the currency, it's going
to continue to be devalued. Remember what the Federal Reserve's
goal is. And I know that you probably wins when
I said that, because everyone has watched their buying power
twenty five percent of it disappear in the last five
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years because we stop the country for a virus. We're
not going to go into that right now, But remember
what the Federal reserves target is two percent two percent
what two percent inflation? Their goal is that your money
will be devalued two percent every single year. That is
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what they're going for. They're not even attempting to increase
the value of the dollar. Their goal is to only
decrease it a little bit. That's the goal. So we know,
on a long enough timeline, the debt will eventually devalue
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the dollar a lot, over and over and over, maybe
super slow. Maybe there'll be things that speed it up,
like COVID wars things like that. But we know the
dollar will go down. What does that mean you don't
have the same buying power? For instance? People love Americans
definitely love this. They love to travel to Europe. And
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I'm not a hypocrite there three times, I've been to
Europe three times. This is all in recent years, but
I've been to Europe three times. I like it too.
Why I love history. I want to see castles and
fortresses and old cathedrals and that that's why I enjoy it.
I want to eat there. But here's what Americans get wrong,
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especially American tourists, when I go to I've been to
Paris twice. I was just passing through the second time.
But I've been to Paris twice. Where did I stay
there was a pretty nice hotel down by the Louver,
down by all the museums and fancy stuff down there.
There's a pretty nice hotel down there. There were good
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restaurants right there, all block away. There are a couple
good shops things like that? Did I experience what life
is like for a French citizen? For the average French citizen.
Tourists fool themselves into thinking they do. The average citizen
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can't afford the power bill half the time. The average
French citizen does with a lot less than you do,
a lot less lower standard of living. Maybe doesn't even
have air conditioning in their home, in their tiny little
apartment somewhere. If they own a vehicle, it's the size
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of a phone booth. How does this relate to us?
Let's say our currency continues to get devalued, and let's
say the debt crisis gets to a place where we
can no longer afford the interest payments on the debt.
The result of that is going to be a drop
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in your standard of living. And I don't know how
fast that will come. It won't be in a year,
but a slow, steady degradation of your standard of living.
So the average American. Not everybody, and this may not
be for you. Maybe you want to be single in
a penthouse apartment, and there's nothing wrong with that. But
many Americans think about, you know, I want a spouse,
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I want two and a half kids. I want a
house in a fairly safe neighborhood, and of course a
couple of cars in the driveway. She has to take
the kids to school, I have to go to work.
That's a very common kind of one of those Americana
American dream type things. What if that disappears for seventy
eighty percent of the country because there's the money's just
not there. What if healthcare gets a lot worse you're
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already seeing it, meaning you can't afford care. Maybe maybe
God forbid you get cancer. Maybe you have it now.
Look it's coming for all of us. I think everybody
knows we're all going to get some in some way
or another. Everybody seems to get it. Every one of
my family certainly seems to. What if there's a great
treatment you can't afford it, so you don't get it
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and you just die. This is not doomsday stuff. This
is how people in Europe live right now, right now,
that modern fancy Europe. Now, you didn't experience that when
you went over to Milan for your anniversary and you
stayed at a hotel and they did a delicious Italian
restaurant and everybody was so nice. Yes, but every one
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of those people who waited on your tables and did
the turndown service in your room, they went back to
a very tiny, very crappy hotel that's too hot in
the summertime. They have to keep the windows open in
the morning. They don't even own a vehicle. When they
want to go somewhere, they scrape up a few bucks,
take the train, and then walk five miles in a
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completely different standard of living than Americans are used to,
than Americans have ever known. And of course that's not
as bad as it gets. But you can see the
states breaking up in some form, probably coalitions of states,
I don't mean every individual state. And you can see
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Americans slowly over time, watching their standard of living go
down and down and down it. And who knows what
else comes with all this? Right, A war accelerates everything,
certainly a big one. Some sort of other catastrophe we
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can't see of some kind, a legitimate plague of some kind,
that wipes out the population. Look, I'm not saying don't
dwell on it, but you can think about it. You
can think about what you'll do, think about ways to prepare.
But these things are out of your hands and out
of my hands. We'll do what we can to avoid it,
all right, all right, guys, wife got the credit card?
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Hang on, This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Friday. And
I didn't mean for that to be heavy. Look, it's
just it's something that's been on my mind. So when
it's on my mind, I talk to you about it.
If you want to feel better. Let's remember that this
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was Jasmine Crockett's introduction for her Senate run.
Speaker 3 (29:10):
Okay, she ain't never scared, and she ain't never been.
Who is willing to go toe to toe against the president.
I can't wrap my head around someone who votes Republicans.
She advocate for feeding kids if they protect the folks
touching them. Trump ombaden his own country with an army.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
What a show?
Speaker 3 (29:26):
We remember Pearl Harper by illigillity Barman boats which ill
thought we wasn't gonna do nothing, Buddy, think again. They
only trying to scare out her running because they think
she'll win. Listen, thought I told y'all win, never scared.
Now Look who name on the docket got two words
for every race is bigot, Jasmine Crockett, every one of
the laces.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
Yeah that might be Tom. Y'all hear the words.
Speaker 3 (29:50):
So much Side you want to choose me? I hope
my money goes to side. It isn't trying to say
ah for the abilities. A hope she's standing on business.
Off in Toes Texas, toake. Don't need no old bad built,
bleached grime, butsch bodies moving.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
Forward, standing on business. Chris, thanks for putting that on
the sound list together to day buddy, I appreciate it. Hey, Jesse,
it's the holidays. I get that. Every day I get
a notification of yet another charge, not mine, but hers
on our credit card. I send in two payments a
month to these solas demons to bring down the balance.
(30:25):
How do I respectfully tell my wife of thirty five
years to take it down a notch? All right, So
here's something I learned a long time ago that financial
strife is one of the main causes for divorce. Financial strife,
(30:49):
and you know, you can see that in your own life,
in other people's lives when times are tough, or times
are tight, or in some situations where one of the
two parties cannot seem to keep their their hands off
the wallet, if you will, and that takes different forms.
You know, women shopping is the biggest stereotype in the world.
(31:10):
For dudes, it can be you know, beer, gambling, hunting supplies.
We've all walked into cabellas and walked out with a
couple things we didn't need. But let's focus on the wife.
Our house at this point in time. It's too Christmasy,
(31:32):
all right. The reason it's too Christmasy is we don't
throw anything away. And over nineteen years of marriage, I
feel like a new thing has been added every single year,
and because it never gets thrown away. And then my
(31:54):
folks handed us down some of their Christmas stuff. Oh,
I know, Chris, Chris, do you want to know the
latest one? Buddy, You're gonna You're gonna blow a gasket.
You went ano the latest one. I come home and
you know, the big red bows, like red bows. She
has bought red bows. That's her thing this year. Red
bows for the dining room chairs. Now all the dining
(32:19):
room chairs have a Christmasy red bow on them. My
point is, no, they're not all a present. Chris uh
I asked a couple questions too, and all I got
was yelled at, okay, so I guess I shouldn't decorate
for Christmas. Do you know what you're gonna get? My
point is, buddy, women love the Christmas season probably more
(32:41):
than anyone else, and they watch these Hallmark movies and
they get new ideas about we can get new Christmasy
teacups and stuff like that. Let them go, unless, of course,
you are actually in a financial bind, or it's gonna look.
I think Obs spent nineteen ninety nine on the stupid bows, right,
(33:02):
So if you're in a financial bind, then I don't
know that you have to be that polite about it.
You don't need to be a jerk, but you need
to say, honey, it's got to stop. We don't have
any money. The money. The money's got to stop. But
we've had years where we didn't get anything either, so
you might just have to talk to it. Look, you've
been married thirty five years. After thirty five years, I
(33:24):
think you can probably square her away, all right, tell
her instead, send twenty eight bucks to preborn. Twenty eight
dollars to preborn is better than any kind of Christmas
decoration you can possibly purchase, because it actually saves the
life of a little bitty baby. There is a baby
right now as we speak, in its mother's womb, and
(33:47):
it doesn't know that mom has already decided to kill it.
She's online as we speak. She's on her phone. She's
looking for ways to kill it, trying to find where
she can do it. What Preborn is going to do
is they're going to give her something wonderful, an ultrasound.
They're going to give her a free ultrasound, and when
(34:08):
she hears that heartbeat, she's going to choose life, because
they choose life almost every single time. That is what
you should do this Christmas season. You can give in
someone's name, if you've lost somebody, twenty eight bucks, give
them whatever you want. It's tax deductible. Preborn dot com
slash Jesse preborn dot com slash Jesse. Here's Algreen.
Speaker 2 (34:35):
I know what happened in my lifetime when.
Speaker 1 (34:39):
It bothers me. This guy's name's Algreen. When the real
Algreen was so talented, and now we have this caveman
looking door at Groning.
Speaker 2 (34:46):
I know what happened in my lifetime when I had
to go to the back door to get my food.
Speaker 1 (34:52):
Here we go.
Speaker 2 (34:53):
I remember when I had to drink from a filthy
colored water fountain when there was a pristine whitewater fountain
right next to me. I know, I lived it.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
I remember, unbelievable the milags they've gotten out of this.
Speaker 2 (35:05):
M how I had to sit in the back of
the bus and if there weren't enough seas for Anglos,
we called them white people. I don't like the term.
But when they were enough seats for Anglos, then I
had to move. I know, I know what's going on.
Speaker 1 (35:22):
I see it.
Speaker 2 (35:23):
Well, you're saying, no, that's not happening right now, No,
but we're we're headed in that direction.
Speaker 1 (35:30):
I don't want to return.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
To that past where I was a suspect simply because
of the color of my skin.
Speaker 1 (35:38):
I was a suspect.
Speaker 2 (35:42):
We are now at a point in this country to
tie this together, where there are people who are suspect
because of the way they look, just as I was
a suspect because of the way I looked.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Isn't race communism self exhausted? And I am it's not believing.
We're not past it, we're not through it yet. But
I am in some ways grateful for the George Floyd
stuff because what it did was it tapped so many
Americans out on their tolerance for this stuff. Americans were
(36:18):
tolerating it, so much of it for so long, and
then once they all took to the streets and started
looting foot locker, America finally had enough. Anyway, someone wants
to know about the post World War two decolonization thing.
We'll talk about Venezuela mis Maduro dancing, all that and
more next time.
Host
Jesse Kelly
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