August 31, 2026 • 38 mins
Money matters in politics. Why was John Cornyn pushing for gun control? The swampy GOP senate is trying to punish the voter for dare rejecting one of their own. The mass deportation of foreigners will improve nearly every aspect of your life and the Trump administration needs to message that. The Red-Green Alliance only has one thing in common, an enemy.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun. On a Monday, Medal
of Honor Monday, and an amazing Monday, we have a huge,
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huge show for you tonight all over the place. I
will admit, I'm just going to let you know right now,
I'm a little perturbed about a couple things. There's going
to be a little criticism coming from me tonight. No,
not for you. You're fine. I have criticisms. First, we're
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going to talk about the Senate GOP and what they're
currently doing. We're going to talk about immigration, as we
often do. Trump has a message out there today on
social media about dentist centers. It sucks. The communist funding
network in the country. strikes on Iran, poll numbers, great
news out of Venezuela, all that and so much more
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coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly show.
I want to begin here and it is something that first,
first I theorized about it on the show, what I
thought was happening. Then we had a Washington insider on
the show who confirmed what was happening and Now we
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have a United States senator going on the news, adding
what I guess we can consider a double confirmation on
what was happening. What was happening with what? The GOP
Senate race in the state of Texas. Here was Senator Kennedy,
who everybody loves but me. He's always got a funny
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joke on Fox News. Did you see what happened with
the hairy goat? People love him. Here he was. Money
is an issue.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Mr.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Tallarico has been raising bucket loads of money from California, Hollywood,
all the beautiful people who partied with Harvey Weinstein. We
in the Senate don't have the money budgeted for Texas.
We need help from the president. The president says he
has $ 850 million in his campaign accounts. That's a lot
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of jack. I'm hoping that the president's going to spend
$ 100 or $ 200 million in Texas, but he hasn't committed
to it yet.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
We don't have any money budgeted for Texas. Sorry, guys.
All these hundreds of millions of dollars we have, we're
fresh out of cash. Let me make the point again,
and I'll lead with the point I'm going to make
at the end. We'll talk about all the whys behind it,
but The Republicans in the United States Senate, not all
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of them, we'll call it 5 to 10, maybe 15
of them, it's not that they're okay with losing the
Texas Senate race. They want to. If they thought they
could politically get away with donating to Tallarico, they would. Now,
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to someone like you, Who cares about the country? That
doesn't make any sense. Why would you want that fruity
freak in the Senate? Then you won't have the numbers.
Then you won't get anything passed. All right. So let's
do this. If you are a United States senator, you
obviously have to run statewide races. Now, let me tell
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you something. This comes, I'll make it about me back
when I was running for Congress, something that, oh my gosh,
it sucked. I was running for Congress. I was running
for the House of Representatives in Arizona. And part of
running for House of Representatives was you'd have to go
back to D.C. for a while, meet with this guy,
meet with that guy, try to raise some money. Raise
some money for your campaign, get people's endorsements. Hey, I'm
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endorsed by a congressman, whatever. You understand. I walked into
the NRCC. That's the House version of the NRSC. And
this is when I met with a couple congressmen in there.
And what they told me, I found to be unbelievably disheartening.
You see, I hated raising money because I didn't like
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to ask people for money. When you're running for office,
you have to have money. You have to have it
in order to buy ads and do things like that.
You have to have it. So it's a necessity. You
must do it. It was by far my least favorite
part of the job. I would be happy to give
up and give a speech and answer questions, whatever. You
want me out there shaking hands, kissing babies, knocking on doors,
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I'm happy to do it. You know the only part
that gave me butterflies in my stomach? Hey, guys, I
really need your financial support, so if you could.
I know times are tough, but if you could maybe
write a check or whatever you could do. I hated it.
So I'm meeting at the NRCC, and that's when this
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bomb gets dropped on me that I didn't know. The
bomb was this. Hey, Jesse, just a heads up. After
you get elected, if you get elected, you will have
to spend probably half of your free time on the
phone calling, asking people for money. I said, excuse me? Yeah,
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about half your time. Hours and hours and hours. You'll
have to dedicate. I'm trying to remember the number and
I'm going to screw this number up. But I think
they told me 15 hours a week after you're elected
has to be spent on the phone calling people. Hey,
this is Congressman Kelly. Would you send me 50 bucks today?
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I thought that was so unbelievably disheartening because I hated
doing it so much. But that tells you the kind
of money it takes to run for a seat in
the House of Representatives. Now, let's make it a statewide race.
A senator doesn't just have to buy ads in the
southern corner of Arizona. The senator has to buy ads
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in every corner of Arizona. television ads, mailers, you name it.
He has to have multiple offices. United States senators, in
order to get to be United States senators and stay
United States senators, have to raise gargantuan amounts of money
in order to stay in that seat. So what if
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I had just gotten elected to the House of Representatives?
I'm having to spend 15 hours a week. Every night
after work, I have to go down two hours on
the phones. Hey, Bob, nice to meet you. Could you
send me $ 100? What if instead I get a knock
on the door one day? Hey, Jesse, this is Paul Slimeball.
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I'm a lobbyist here in D.C. I want you to
know that you don't have to go raise money anymore.
That 15 hours that you're down there calling people for money?
Go play with your kids. Watch some baseball. Take the
wife out to Red Lobster. And you know why you
don't have to do that anymore? I have all these Washington, D.C. connections,
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and we are going to raise you all the money
you need. Now, in return... We're going to need you
to vote this way on this and this way on
that because, of course, we need you to vote for
things where that money will flow back to us. But
you don't have to sit and stress dialing for dollars anymore.
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We've got you covered. Just call Paul Slimeball and I've
got all your fundraising needs right there. That's how a
large percentage of United States senators operate. Because they have
to raise so much money just for themselves, let alone
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if you want to be in leadership, remember, you have
to raise all the money you need and then raise
a gargantuan amount of money to hand to other senators.
That's what gets you elected to leadership. So if you're
a senator and you want to be in leadership, your
entire life is fundraising. Your entire life. I don't know
that I call myself friends. I do know... A few
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senators know them well enough that we text message. I
swear to you, 90% of the time when I talk
to them, they are raising money. And not just in
their states. Hey, I'm flying to California. Got to raise money.
Flying out to New York. Got to raise some money.
Flying to Georgia. Got a fundraiser tonight. Got a fundraiser tonight.
What are you doing tonight? Got a fundraiser. Got a fundraiser.
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I'm off to a fundraiser. It's all they do. And
so what does that buy you? What it buys you
is a permanent seat in the United States Senate in
a red state where the red state GOP primary voter
has historically been lazy and stupid. Lazy and stupid. He
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only votes for the ads he sees on TV. That's
John Cornyn. Look at him. He's got a cowboy hat on.
I've got a cowboy hat, too. We're so much alike.
And he's talking about voting with Trump. And the border. Well,
I voted for Trump. And I want a strong border. Plus,
hold on, let me change the channel. Look at that.
Cornyn's on Fox News talking about making America great again.
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Cornyn's my guy. That has been enough to get these
losers elected and reelected in red states over and over
and over again. That's why Kennedy's still there. Kennedy does this.
He does this all the time. Money is an issue.
Speaker 3 (10:18):
Mr. Tallarico has been raising bucket loads of money from California, Hollywood,
all the beautiful people who party.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
You get the idea. And what it has created over
the years is a sense of entitlement that you can't
possibly fathom in the minds of these senators. Talk about
that as we finish this up in a second. Now,
before we talk about that, let me talk to you first. about, well,
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what wireless company do you use? We cannot, just because
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to this day, all in on the culture wars and
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Speaker 1 (12:00):
It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful Monday,
45 minutes away from Medal of Honor Monday. You can
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Back to these United States senators. They have to raise
gobs and gobs of money in order to get elected.
in order to stay elected. But that even increases if
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you want to be in leadership, if you want to
be in the minority whip or majority whip or the
majority leader, or you wanted the big job at the NRSC.
They don't just hand that out because they love your
winning smile and your funny jokes. You have to buy
your way into leadership in the United States Senate, so
you have to raise gobs and gobs of money. But...
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Here's the good news if you're a red state GOP senator.
I should clarify, this is what has been the good news, thankfully. Thankfully,
because of you, me, we are changing this. The red
state GOP senator has known for years that he can
screw over his own voters, and as long as he
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times it right, meaning I have a six-year term, I
have to screw over my voters in the first year
or two, and they'll forget about it. If he times
it right, he can screw over his voters as often
as he wants in favor of the swamp, and his
voters will not punish him for it. Now, that brings
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us to the curious case of John Cornyn. What happened there?
Uvalde's school shooting happened. You remember that terrible school shooting?
And in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting... Mitch McConnell,
chief swamp rat, decided he wanted to work with Democrats
on gun control. Well, I mean, people are mad, but
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Mitch McConnell didn't want to do the work on it.
He didn't want to be the face of it. He
needed someone else. And he looks to his old friend
in GOP leadership, John Cornyn of Texas, to work with
Democrats on gun control. Now, why would Cornyn even consider it? Well,
back then, Cornyn had just recently won re-election, and Cornyn
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had lived his entire career in the reality that I
just laid out for you. Ah, screw him over, you'll
win him back in a few years, raise enough money,
go on TV, and wear a cowboy hat. Only this
time it was different because you are changing, and I
am changing. The red state GOP primary voter doesn't forget now.
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This is a little, I say it's inside. If you're
on social media a lot, you would have known this,
but here's a little story. Not long after Cornyn worked
with Democrats on that gun control bill, there was a
big Texas state GOP meeting. We'll call it a convention.
I don't know that that's officially what it was, but
the Texas Republicans all over the state were coming to
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this area. John Cornyn's people showed up and started handing
out John Cornyn lanyards. You know those things you hang
over your neck, the lanyards? Yeah, you can go look
it up. It's still on the internet. The trash cans
were full of the Cornyn lanyards. People threw them away,
and then, and this is on video, they booed him
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off the stage. Their sitting United States senator was booed
off the stage in the state of Texas. The GOP
primary voter was not going to let this one go. Now,
fast forward, we already know the rest. Ken Paxton won
multiple statewide races, so he was known. Wasn't a crowded
primary field. He was running up against gun control Cornyn.
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Paxton wins it. Again, I want to emphasize this. What
Trump did or didn't do in this particular race meant
nothing at all. By the time Trump came in and
endorsed Paxton, the race was already over. If Trump had
endorsed Cornyn, Paxton still would have won that race and
probably won it comfortably. That's how angry the Texas red
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state GOP primary voter was with John Cornyn. Now to
the senators. To the ones who are still there.
Speaker 3 (16:07):
Money is an issue.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
Mr.
Speaker 3 (16:09):
Tallarico has been raising bucket loads of money.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
Why do they want James Tallarico to win? Sorry, you know,
I checked my funds. No money for Texas. Why do
they want Tallarico to win? Because that is what they want.
They're not okay with it. That's what they want. Is
it just out of revenge for John Cornyn?
Speaker 4 (16:30):
No.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
That's part of it. There's another part of it. Do
you know how fast John Kennedy's heart started beating the
night Cornyn lost that primary? Mike Curtis in Utah. Rounds. Thune. Scott.
I could go on down the list of the red
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state GOP senators. You may not have even paid attention
to the Texas primary that night. I promise you those
senators I just named, they all did. And when John
Cornyn lost, it made them all sit up in their
chair and go, oh, no. Wait a minute. Is the
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GOP primary voter? Is he waking up? That could be me.
They saw themselves when John Cornyn ended his career in
disgrace by losing a primary for being a loser. They
saw themselves. And what did they decide to do? They
made a conscious decision to do it. Cross my heart
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and hope to die. This is what they did. They said,
you know what? Let's punish the voter. This is not
about Texas specifically. It's not about John Cornyn. It's not
about Donald Trump. The Republicans in the GOP Senate want
to hurt you this November. That way you will be
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too afraid to ever primary another one of them again.
And you can say, well, that'll hurt the country. These
guys stopped caring about the country 10 elections ago. America
never crosses their mind. They know they have to pretend
on the 4th of July, show up at the local parade,
toss some candy to the kiddos in an American flag hat.
All these guys care about is being senators. And they're
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busy trying to get the Democrat to win in Texas.
What a disgrace. All right. Let's do some emails. We'll
do some immigration talk, all kinds of things. That's not
even the last thing I'm mad about. Before I get
to that, let's get to this. Testosterone is an uncomfortable topic.
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And when you're a dude and you sit down with
your doctor and your doctor starts saying things to you like,
how are your energy levels? You don't want to answer
that question, honestly, do you? You don't want to tell him, man,
I'm pretty run down most of the time. Hey, how's
your mood? You don't want to tell him, oh, man,
I'm kind of down and out a lot. But the
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truth is you're drinking estrogen, which is attacking the testosterone
in your body, and you have to start doing something
to reverse it. Now, you have a choice to make here.
You can go down to the local clinic and have
some 19-year-old idiot jam a needle in your arm Or
you can start taking natural herbal supplements. Which one do
you think would be better for you? I take a
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male vitality stack from Chuck every single day, and I
have for years. Do the same. You'll be full of energy.
You'll feel fantastic. C-H-O-Q. Chuck.com slash Jesse. That's Chuck.com slash Jesse.
We'll be back.
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Jessekellyshow.com it is the jesse kelly show on a wonderful
fantastic monday half.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
Hour away from medal of honor monday we'll get to
the communist funding network uh do some immigrate immigration talk
the the messaging out of the GOP, all that and
more still to come on the world-famous Jesse Kelly show,
but I have a bunch of emails still, Jesse. Whenever
a Democrat or Republican candidate promises they're going to lower prices,
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they are lying. The only way for a politician to
do that is by fiat, and even someone who flunked
community college econ knows that will lead to shortages. The
solution Republicans need to push is higher wages and by
removing costly regulations that kill profits, and so on and
so forth. What say you? Well, I think this is 100% correct.
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Let's remember why we can't afford things. Just obviously shut
down an economy for COVID. We don't have to cover
that again. Printed $ 7 trillion. Now everything's expensive. We got that.
Biden gets installed, makes everything worse. We understand that. And
now there are two things that are converging on Americans,
and they're converging at the same time. And those two
things are AI, artificial intelligence, which I despise. You already
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know that. I despise it. You probably use it. I'm
not yelling at you. Don't care. I understand it's unbelievably convenient.
I am trying to avoid ever using it for any reason.
I know Chris and Corey use it. They use it
for the show. People use it. I get it. I
hate it. But AI is eliminating jobs. I've seen estimates
like 15,000 jobs a month. That's what I've seen. Now,
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I hope that's high. I'm not telling you that's accurate,
but AI is eliminating jobs. AI is eliminating legal jobs.
It's attacking the legal profession. AI is even affecting some
sales jobs. AI is coming in some way for probably
almost every field out there. Okay, so let's take that
part of it, and let's set that part of it aside,
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because at least for now, I'm not sure that part
can be touched. I'm not sure that there's anybody— Republican
and Democrat. I don't know that there's anyone in political
office that can stop the AI freight train. I just
don't think it can happen. Not in a way that
would be beneficial, by the way. All right, so if
we can't do that, what's the other thing that's happening?
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I said there are two things that are converging. Well,
the mass importation of foreigners. In fact, I have Katie
coming in the third hour of the show. She's this
really incredible investigative journalist. And she has H-1B information that
you've never heard of before. Strap yourself in for it.
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Your jaw is going to drop. I won't spoil it,
but just know what we've talked about many times before
is true. Not just the illegals who have come in.
So many who have come in, quote, legally, albeit mostly fraudulently.
This has been going on for years and years and
years and years and years and years and years. And
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the end result is not just cultural subversion, our culture
being watered down and rotted away, and you can't even
hear English when you go to Costco anymore. It's not
just that. It's the fact that good, solid, middle-class jobs
are becoming unavailable for Americans because Microsoft doesn't want to
hire those people. They want to pay pennies on the
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dollar to someone from India who they'll own as a slave.
And it's not just Microsoft. I just use them as
an example. These big tech companies, they don't want to
hire those people. And it's more than just tech companies.
They don't want to hire Americans because getting an H-1B
is cheaper and you own them. Well, that has gone
on for so long now that now so many Americans
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can't find good work. Part of the reason young kids today, teenagers...
are having a more difficult time finding minimum wage jobs
like McDonald's than they used to is because McDonald's has
older people in it now. Now, why does McDonald's, I'll
tell you what, that's my McDonald's in my town. My kid,
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I told you, James was looking for work, loves McDonald's. Sorry,
I can't do anything about it. Loves McDonald's, goes right
down to McDonald's because he thinks he's going to get
free food and applies and got rejected. Well, if you
go to that McDonald's, I don't know that I've ever
seen a person under 30, maybe even under 40. They're
all older because older people have been crowded out of
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those other jobs. And now that you see what I mean,
it's had this downward push now throughout our economy. And
that is why I brought this up. That is something
we can do something about and credit to the Trump administration.
And I'm going to criticize him for messaging in a
little bit, but credit to the Trump administration for They
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are not just on the illegal immigration stuff. They are
finally digging into all this visa abuse across the country. Now,
this is not going to be an overnight process. But
if you continue to get foreigners out of the country,
that will make life more affordable. It will. That will
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make life more affordable for Americans across the United States
of America. The thing the president somewhat can control is
the mass deportation of foreigners. And in my opinion, the
Trump administration should be shouting their efforts from the rooftops
because on this front, they've been very, very good. I
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know they can always do more. And I've been critical
about when they backed off here or backed off there. Obviously,
I have. But they have done more than any administration
in my 45 years on this earth to get the
foreigners out of this country. And if you want life
to be even a little bit more affordable again, that's
something we can do. And that's something we can control.
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That means better jobs, lower rent, cheaper health care, across
the board. It's better for you. It's better for me.
It's better for the country. And they're doing something about it.
And we have to, of course. We have to because...
This stuff, this is Sean Duff.
Speaker 4 (26:22):
In one state, there's 10 skills testers. Again, they work
for the state. If they get through the skills test,
they're going to get a license. We have 10 skill
testers who have given over 2,000 driver's licenses to people
who can't speak English. This is the simplest of tests.
If you talk to anybody, if you give a written test,
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which these testers have to do, you know if they
speak and read English. and over 2,000 could not speak
or read English and they still were able to get
a state license. So we are cracking down on this fraud.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
2,000 got a license. You want more? This is what years,
decades of the mass importation foreigners has brought us. Of course,
by the way, this works in conjunction with the communist-run
blue states because that's where this stuff's going on. Here's more,
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Sean Duffy.
Speaker 4 (27:23):
They have unlicensed instructors. So you have instructors who aren't
certified who are allegedly training the new truck drivers to
operate on American roadways. And they oftentimes didn't have classrooms.
One school that were shutting down was so flippant as
they told us their classroom was the school bus that
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was in the backyard. That was the classroom for which
they were training new truck drivers. So you have fraud
throughout the school system.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Who are these people doing this stuff? Here's Andrew Ferguson.
Speaker 5 (27:58):
Four of the top 10 have been captured from countries
as far flung as the Philippines, Turkey and Somalia.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
They have guys who don't even have a license training
Somali truck drivers in the school bus parked in the backyard,
the back of somebody's house. They're handing them big rig
licenses to go get on the highway. That's how much
it's a problem now in this country. We are overrun.
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Here's Mark Wayne Mullen.
Speaker 5 (28:32):
To give you an example, we've identified 1,000... 1,000 fraud cases, 1,000,
between individuals that work for state DMVs to companies that
are hiring these individuals illegally, putting them on the streets,
to front companies to.
Speaker 6 (28:51):
Where literally these truck drivers will get pulled over, go
into a truck stop, take off the DOT numbers off
the side of their truck and the name, and simply
put another one right over the top of it. While
they're at a truck stop, there's videos of it. being
shown all over the place, and they're immediately right back
in the business. FMCSA or DOT would take them out
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of service, and they would just simply change their name
and keep going because why couldn't they? Their driver's license
would just say no name given, so no one even
knows who they are. It was ruining the trucking industry.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
We'll talk a little bit more about how we got
here before we get to that. Let's talk about this.
Let's talk about dealing with insurance as a business owner.
as a CFO, HR manager, are you the guy, are
you the lady at your company who has to handle
the insurance policies? Do you enjoy that? Do you enjoy
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having multiple brokers? Because you can't just have one company.
You have to have multiple policies, different companies, different brokers.
Does your broker, does he Does he get with you
all year long? Or is he one of those once
a year guys? Hey, it's time to renew. Do you
have a crystal clear picture of what your policies are
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and if they fit your company? Or are you overinsured
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Remember, you can email the show, jesse at jessekellyshow.com. Headline,
Gavin Newsom set to sign a bill making two Muslim
holy days official state holidays. This comes on the heels
of New York Governor Kathy Hochul. She was videoed over
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the weekend wearing a hijab. She had to go address
a bunch of Muslims. Governor of New York puts on
a hijab to address a bunch of Muslims. Just comes
back to what I've talked about over and over and
over and over again. Immigration, it is destiny. It will
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determine our future. You can rant and rave about hijabs
and Sharia law and mosques all you want. You bring
enough Islam into the country, those things are inevitable. You
can rant about these 90-foot monkey god statues and all
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the Indian temples here and Indian temples there. All you want,
we should stop it, we should ban it, we should
go out to the city council. You bring enough people
from India into the United States of America, you're getting
your monkey god statue, you're getting all this stuff. It's inevitable.
If we stop it and reverse course, this stuff stops.
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Laws about banning Sharia law mean nothing whatsoever. I think
I was the only person in the country who wasn't
shocked to see Kathy Hochul wearing a hijab. New York
is being conquered. It's being conquered. A very purposeful conquest.
Texas is too. Texas is obviously far behind New York,
but same thing's happening in Texas. Same thing's happening in Michigan.
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All across the country, it's happening. This is a conquest.
And it's a conquest that is succeeding only because we're
too afraid of being called racist. Bigot. That's not right.
I want to be tolerant. I don't. Why do I
want to be tolerant? Where is it said that I
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need to be tolerant? I'm not tolerant at all. I
don't want, I believe in discrimination. That's what I believe in.
You should discriminate all the time. If you want to
keep whatever it is you're talking about good, you better discriminate.
You discriminate on who you let in your home, don't you?
An example I used many times before, who gets let
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in the front door of your home? Oh, I bet
you discriminate. Were you invited? How do you look? If
I show up with a do-rag on at 2 a.m.
this morning and a whiskey bottle in my hand and
a pistol stuck to my waistband and I ring your doorbell,
you letting me in to go hang out with the kiddos? No,
you're not. Why are you discriminating? Because you care about
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what's inside your home. Aren't you going to be tolerant?
Why wouldn't you be tolerant of me? We better start
getting really intolerant on the subject of immigration or, I mean,
these Muslim holidays, official state holidays, this is the future.
This is the future. And I'll tell you something else.
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I saw there's the governor of Oklahoma. I won't get
into the backstory of it, but governor of Oklahoma, who's
a loser, but was talking about, hey, we will accept
Jewish refugees from Canada. They will accept these Jewish refugees
from Canada. And I see so much chatter these days
about anti-Semitism. and anti-Semitism. I'll bring it up again. Don't
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care if it offends people. Where's that coming from? Where
is it coming from? And I'm not talking about an
uncomfortable social media post some teenage boy put up. I'm
talking about the real-life, tangible hatred and assault of Jews
across the globe. Where is it coming from? Everyone knows.
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Everyone knows. It should be named. You don't have to
have Jews fleeing Canada for their lives if you keep
Islamists out of Canada. It's not complicated, but everyone wants
to dance around the hard issues out there. We don't
have to dance. I'm done dancing. I suck at it anyway.
Let's do some emails. Jesse. During the Jesse Waters interview,
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Abdul El-Sayed seemed to equate circumcision and trans-surgery Odd statement
for a trained physician, but even stranger for an Islamist
since circumcision is considered a vital part of the Sunna
Islamic practice with no fixed age requirement. It's not an
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odd statement. It's not an odd statement at all because remember,
the Red-Green Alliance is about what almost every alliance is about.
It's about a common enemy. You're never, ever, you look
at Kathy Hochul. How many times has Kathy Hochul made
a statement about being a feminist? Kathy Hochul bragged that
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her son is a feminist. Feminist this, feminist that. Girl power!
Then slaps on that hijab as soon as she's told to.
And you can look and say, what a hypocrite. You're
a hypocrite. She's not a hypocrite. The communists and Islamists
have joined forces because they hate Christian-based Western civilization and
they intend to destroy it. It's not hypocritical at all.
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That's what the alliance is about. It's the same thing
every alliance is about. Why in the world would the
freedom-loving United States of America ever form an alliance with
the freaking commie red murderous savages in the Soviet Union?
Why would we do that? We don't have anything in common. Yes,
we did. We had one thing in common, an enemy.
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That's what we had in common. That's what creates alliances.
And that's why the Red-Green Alliance is very, very real.
And that's why we have to be very bold moving
forward here. Because they leech off each other and they
learn each other's tactics. Every one of these guys, CARE
and all these Islamist organizations, will stand up the second
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you complain about a mosque being built and they'll sit
and yell at you, bigot, racist, bigot, racist, intolerant. You
better learn to embrace those words. We have no choice.
We have no choice. All right. Let's stop all this.
Let's instead, let's go honor a hero. A genuine American hero.
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Let's go do Medal of Honor Monday. Then we'll talk
about some messaging going into the midterms. Some poll numbers.
A couple communists are talking. They removed a statue of
Stonewall Jackson. All that and more still to come on
the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show before we get to any
of those things. Let's talk about finding that good employee,
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the right employee. It can be borderline impossible, I know.
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This is The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun. On a Monday, Medal
of Honor Monday, and an amazing Monday, we have a huge,
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huge show for you tonight all over the place. I
will admit, I'm just going to let you know right now,
I'm a little perturbed about a couple things. There's going
to be a little criticism coming from me tonight. No,
not for you. You're fine. I have criticisms. First, we're
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going to talk about the Senate GOP and what they're
currently doing. We're going to talk about immigration, as we
often do. Trump has a message out there today on
social media about dentist centers. It sucks. The communist funding
network in the country. strikes on Iran, poll numbers, great
news out of Venezuela, all that and so much more
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coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly show.
I want to begin here and it is something that first,
first I theorized about it on the show, what I
thought was happening. Then we had a Washington insider on
the show who confirmed what was happening and Now we
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have a United States senator going on the news, adding
what I guess we can consider a double confirmation on
what was happening. What was happening with what? The GOP
Senate race in the state of Texas. Here was Senator Kennedy,
who everybody loves but me. He's always got a funny
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joke on Fox News. Did you see what happened with
the hairy goat? People love him. Here he was. Money
is an issue.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Mr.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Tallarico has been raising bucket loads of money from California, Hollywood,
all the beautiful people who partied with Harvey Weinstein. We
in the Senate don't have the money budgeted for Texas.
We need help from the president. The president says he
has $ 850 million in his campaign accounts. That's a lot
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of jack. I'm hoping that the president's going to spend
$ 100 or $ 200 million in Texas, but he hasn't committed
to it yet.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
We don't have any money budgeted for Texas. Sorry, guys.
All these hundreds of millions of dollars we have, we're
fresh out of cash. Let me make the point again,
and I'll lead with the point I'm going to make
at the end. We'll talk about all the whys behind it,
but The Republicans in the United States Senate, not all
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of them, we'll call it 5 to 10, maybe 15
of them, it's not that they're okay with losing the
Texas Senate race. They want to. If they thought they
could politically get away with donating to Tallarico, they would. Now,
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to someone like you, Who cares about the country? That
doesn't make any sense. Why would you want that fruity
freak in the Senate? Then you won't have the numbers.
Then you won't get anything passed. All right. So let's
do this. If you are a United States senator, you
obviously have to run statewide races. Now, let me tell
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you something. This comes, I'll make it about me back
when I was running for Congress, something that, oh my gosh,
it sucked. I was running for Congress. I was running
for the House of Representatives in Arizona. And part of
running for House of Representatives was you'd have to go
back to D.C. for a while, meet with this guy,
meet with that guy, try to raise some money. Raise
some money for your campaign, get people's endorsements. Hey, I'm
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endorsed by a congressman, whatever. You understand. I walked into
the NRCC. That's the House version of the NRSC. And
this is when I met with a couple congressmen in there.
And what they told me, I found to be unbelievably disheartening.
You see, I hated raising money because I didn't like
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to ask people for money. When you're running for office,
you have to have money. You have to have it
in order to buy ads and do things like that.
You have to have it. So it's a necessity. You
must do it. It was by far my least favorite
part of the job. I would be happy to give
up and give a speech and answer questions, whatever. You
want me out there shaking hands, kissing babies, knocking on doors,
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I'm happy to do it. You know the only part
that gave me butterflies in my stomach? Hey, guys, I
really need your financial support, so if you could.
I know times are tough, but if you could maybe
write a check or whatever you could do. I hated it.
So I'm meeting at the NRCC, and that's when this
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bomb gets dropped on me that I didn't know. The
bomb was this. Hey, Jesse, just a heads up. After
you get elected, if you get elected, you will have
to spend probably half of your free time on the
phone calling, asking people for money. I said, excuse me? Yeah,
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about half your time. Hours and hours and hours. You'll
have to dedicate. I'm trying to remember the number and
I'm going to screw this number up. But I think
they told me 15 hours a week after you're elected
has to be spent on the phone calling people. Hey,
this is Congressman Kelly. Would you send me 50 bucks today?
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I thought that was so unbelievably disheartening because I hated
doing it so much. But that tells you the kind
of money it takes to run for a seat in
the House of Representatives. Now, let's make it a statewide race.
A senator doesn't just have to buy ads in the
southern corner of Arizona. The senator has to buy ads
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in every corner of Arizona. television ads, mailers, you name it.
He has to have multiple offices. United States senators, in
order to get to be United States senators and stay
United States senators, have to raise gargantuan amounts of money
in order to stay in that seat. So what if
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I had just gotten elected to the House of Representatives?
I'm having to spend 15 hours a week. Every night
after work, I have to go down two hours on
the phones. Hey, Bob, nice to meet you. Could you
send me $ 100? What if instead I get a knock
on the door one day? Hey, Jesse, this is Paul Slimeball.
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I'm a lobbyist here in D.C. I want you to
know that you don't have to go raise money anymore.
That 15 hours that you're down there calling people for money?
Go play with your kids. Watch some baseball. Take the
wife out to Red Lobster. And you know why you
don't have to do that anymore? I have all these Washington, D.C. connections,
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and we are going to raise you all the money
you need. Now, in return... We're going to need you
to vote this way on this and this way on
that because, of course, we need you to vote for
things where that money will flow back to us. But
you don't have to sit and stress dialing for dollars anymore.
(08:14):
We've got you covered. Just call Paul Slimeball and I've
got all your fundraising needs right there. That's how a
large percentage of United States senators operate. Because they have
to raise so much money just for themselves, let alone
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if you want to be in leadership, remember, you have
to raise all the money you need and then raise
a gargantuan amount of money to hand to other senators.
That's what gets you elected to leadership. So if you're
a senator and you want to be in leadership, your
entire life is fundraising. Your entire life. I don't know
that I call myself friends. I do know... A few
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senators know them well enough that we text message. I
swear to you, 90% of the time when I talk
to them, they are raising money. And not just in
their states. Hey, I'm flying to California. Got to raise money.
Flying out to New York. Got to raise some money.
Flying to Georgia. Got a fundraiser tonight. Got a fundraiser tonight.
What are you doing tonight? Got a fundraiser. Got a fundraiser.
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I'm off to a fundraiser. It's all they do. And
so what does that buy you? What it buys you
is a permanent seat in the United States Senate in
a red state where the red state GOP primary voter
has historically been lazy and stupid. Lazy and stupid. He
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only votes for the ads he sees on TV. That's
John Cornyn. Look at him. He's got a cowboy hat on.
I've got a cowboy hat, too. We're so much alike.
And he's talking about voting with Trump. And the border. Well,
I voted for Trump. And I want a strong border. Plus,
hold on, let me change the channel. Look at that.
Cornyn's on Fox News talking about making America great again.
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Cornyn's my guy. That has been enough to get these
losers elected and reelected in red states over and over
and over again. That's why Kennedy's still there. Kennedy does this.
He does this all the time. Money is an issue.
Speaker 3 (10:18):
Mr. Tallarico has been raising bucket loads of money from California, Hollywood,
all the beautiful people who party.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
You get the idea. And what it has created over
the years is a sense of entitlement that you can't
possibly fathom in the minds of these senators. Talk about
that as we finish this up in a second. Now,
before we talk about that, let me talk to you first. about, well,
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what wireless company do you use? We cannot, just because
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to this day, all in on the culture wars and
not on your side. Do you send money to one
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of these big wireless companies every month to crap on
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It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful Monday,
45 minutes away from Medal of Honor Monday. You can
email the show Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com.
Back to these United States senators. They have to raise
gobs and gobs of money in order to get elected.
in order to stay elected. But that even increases if
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you want to be in leadership, if you want to
be in the minority whip or majority whip or the
majority leader, or you wanted the big job at the NRSC.
They don't just hand that out because they love your
winning smile and your funny jokes. You have to buy
your way into leadership in the United States Senate, so
you have to raise gobs and gobs of money. But...
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Here's the good news if you're a red state GOP senator.
I should clarify, this is what has been the good news, thankfully. Thankfully,
because of you, me, we are changing this. The red
state GOP senator has known for years that he can
screw over his own voters, and as long as he
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times it right, meaning I have a six-year term, I
have to screw over my voters in the first year
or two, and they'll forget about it. If he times
it right, he can screw over his voters as often
as he wants in favor of the swamp, and his
voters will not punish him for it. Now, that brings
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us to the curious case of John Cornyn. What happened there?
Uvalde's school shooting happened. You remember that terrible school shooting?
And in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting... Mitch McConnell,
chief swamp rat, decided he wanted to work with Democrats
on gun control. Well, I mean, people are mad, but
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Mitch McConnell didn't want to do the work on it.
He didn't want to be the face of it. He
needed someone else. And he looks to his old friend
in GOP leadership, John Cornyn of Texas, to work with
Democrats on gun control. Now, why would Cornyn even consider it? Well,
back then, Cornyn had just recently won re-election, and Cornyn
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had lived his entire career in the reality that I
just laid out for you. Ah, screw him over, you'll
win him back in a few years, raise enough money,
go on TV, and wear a cowboy hat. Only this
time it was different because you are changing, and I
am changing. The red state GOP primary voter doesn't forget now.
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This is a little, I say it's inside. If you're
on social media a lot, you would have known this,
but here's a little story. Not long after Cornyn worked
with Democrats on that gun control bill, there was a
big Texas state GOP meeting. We'll call it a convention.
I don't know that that's officially what it was, but
the Texas Republicans all over the state were coming to
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this area. John Cornyn's people showed up and started handing
out John Cornyn lanyards. You know those things you hang
over your neck, the lanyards? Yeah, you can go look
it up. It's still on the internet. The trash cans
were full of the Cornyn lanyards. People threw them away,
and then, and this is on video, they booed him
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off the stage. Their sitting United States senator was booed
off the stage in the state of Texas. The GOP
primary voter was not going to let this one go. Now,
fast forward, we already know the rest. Ken Paxton won
multiple statewide races, so he was known. Wasn't a crowded
primary field. He was running up against gun control Cornyn.
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Paxton wins it. Again, I want to emphasize this. What
Trump did or didn't do in this particular race meant
nothing at all. By the time Trump came in and
endorsed Paxton, the race was already over. If Trump had
endorsed Cornyn, Paxton still would have won that race and
probably won it comfortably. That's how angry the Texas red
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state GOP primary voter was with John Cornyn. Now to
the senators. To the ones who are still there.
Speaker 3 (16:07):
Money is an issue.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
Mr.
Speaker 3 (16:09):
Tallarico has been raising bucket loads of money.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
Why do they want James Tallarico to win? Sorry, you know,
I checked my funds. No money for Texas. Why do
they want Tallarico to win? Because that is what they want.
They're not okay with it. That's what they want. Is
it just out of revenge for John Cornyn?
Speaker 4 (16:30):
No.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
That's part of it. There's another part of it. Do
you know how fast John Kennedy's heart started beating the
night Cornyn lost that primary? Mike Curtis in Utah. Rounds. Thune. Scott.
I could go on down the list of the red
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state GOP senators. You may not have even paid attention
to the Texas primary that night. I promise you those
senators I just named, they all did. And when John
Cornyn lost, it made them all sit up in their
chair and go, oh, no. Wait a minute. Is the
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GOP primary voter? Is he waking up? That could be me.
They saw themselves when John Cornyn ended his career in
disgrace by losing a primary for being a loser. They
saw themselves. And what did they decide to do? They
made a conscious decision to do it. Cross my heart
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and hope to die. This is what they did. They said,
you know what? Let's punish the voter. This is not
about Texas specifically. It's not about John Cornyn. It's not
about Donald Trump. The Republicans in the GOP Senate want
to hurt you this November. That way you will be
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too afraid to ever primary another one of them again.
And you can say, well, that'll hurt the country. These
guys stopped caring about the country 10 elections ago. America
never crosses their mind. They know they have to pretend
on the 4th of July, show up at the local parade,
toss some candy to the kiddos in an American flag hat.
All these guys care about is being senators. And they're
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busy trying to get the Democrat to win in Texas.
What a disgrace. All right. Let's do some emails. We'll
do some immigration talk, all kinds of things. That's not
even the last thing I'm mad about. Before I get
to that, let's get to this. Testosterone is an uncomfortable topic.
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And when you're a dude and you sit down with
your doctor and your doctor starts saying things to you like,
how are your energy levels? You don't want to answer
that question, honestly, do you? You don't want to tell him, man,
I'm pretty run down most of the time. Hey, how's
your mood? You don't want to tell him, oh, man,
I'm kind of down and out a lot. But the
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truth is you're drinking estrogen, which is attacking the testosterone
in your body, and you have to start doing something
to reverse it. Now, you have a choice to make here.
You can go down to the local clinic and have
some 19-year-old idiot jam a needle in your arm Or
you can start taking natural herbal supplements. Which one do
you think would be better for you? I take a
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male vitality stack from Chuck every single day, and I
have for years. Do the same. You'll be full of energy.
You'll feel fantastic. C-H-O-Q. Chuck.com slash Jesse. That's Chuck.com slash Jesse.
We'll be back.
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Catch up?
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Jessekellyshow.com it is the jesse kelly show on a wonderful
fantastic monday half.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
Hour away from medal of honor monday we'll get to
the communist funding network uh do some immigrate immigration talk
the the messaging out of the GOP, all that and
more still to come on the world-famous Jesse Kelly show,
but I have a bunch of emails still, Jesse. Whenever
a Democrat or Republican candidate promises they're going to lower prices,
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they are lying. The only way for a politician to
do that is by fiat, and even someone who flunked
community college econ knows that will lead to shortages. The
solution Republicans need to push is higher wages and by
removing costly regulations that kill profits, and so on and
so forth. What say you? Well, I think this is 100% correct.
(20:46):
Let's remember why we can't afford things. Just obviously shut
down an economy for COVID. We don't have to cover
that again. Printed $ 7 trillion. Now everything's expensive. We got that.
Biden gets installed, makes everything worse. We understand that. And
now there are two things that are converging on Americans,
and they're converging at the same time. And those two
things are AI, artificial intelligence, which I despise. You already
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know that. I despise it. You probably use it. I'm
not yelling at you. Don't care. I understand it's unbelievably convenient.
I am trying to avoid ever using it for any reason.
I know Chris and Corey use it. They use it
for the show. People use it. I get it. I
hate it. But AI is eliminating jobs. I've seen estimates
like 15,000 jobs a month. That's what I've seen. Now,
(21:34):
I hope that's high. I'm not telling you that's accurate,
but AI is eliminating jobs. AI is eliminating legal jobs.
It's attacking the legal profession. AI is even affecting some
sales jobs. AI is coming in some way for probably
almost every field out there. Okay, so let's take that
part of it, and let's set that part of it aside,
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because at least for now, I'm not sure that part
can be touched. I'm not sure that there's anybody— Republican
and Democrat. I don't know that there's anyone in political
office that can stop the AI freight train. I just
don't think it can happen. Not in a way that
would be beneficial, by the way. All right, so if
we can't do that, what's the other thing that's happening?
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I said there are two things that are converging. Well,
the mass importation of foreigners. In fact, I have Katie
coming in the third hour of the show. She's this
really incredible investigative journalist. And she has H-1B information that
you've never heard of before. Strap yourself in for it.
(22:37):
Your jaw is going to drop. I won't spoil it,
but just know what we've talked about many times before
is true. Not just the illegals who have come in.
So many who have come in, quote, legally, albeit mostly fraudulently.
This has been going on for years and years and
years and years and years and years and years. And
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the end result is not just cultural subversion, our culture
being watered down and rotted away, and you can't even
hear English when you go to Costco anymore. It's not
just that. It's the fact that good, solid, middle-class jobs
are becoming unavailable for Americans because Microsoft doesn't want to
hire those people. They want to pay pennies on the
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dollar to someone from India who they'll own as a slave.
And it's not just Microsoft. I just use them as
an example. These big tech companies, they don't want to
hire those people. And it's more than just tech companies.
They don't want to hire Americans because getting an H-1B
is cheaper and you own them. Well, that has gone
on for so long now that now so many Americans
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can't find good work. Part of the reason young kids today, teenagers...
are having a more difficult time finding minimum wage jobs
like McDonald's than they used to is because McDonald's has
older people in it now. Now, why does McDonald's, I'll
tell you what, that's my McDonald's in my town. My kid,
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I told you, James was looking for work, loves McDonald's. Sorry,
I can't do anything about it. Loves McDonald's, goes right
down to McDonald's because he thinks he's going to get
free food and applies and got rejected. Well, if you
go to that McDonald's, I don't know that I've ever
seen a person under 30, maybe even under 40. They're
all older because older people have been crowded out of
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those other jobs. And now that you see what I mean,
it's had this downward push now throughout our economy. And
that is why I brought this up. That is something
we can do something about and credit to the Trump administration.
And I'm going to criticize him for messaging in a
little bit, but credit to the Trump administration for They
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are not just on the illegal immigration stuff. They are
finally digging into all this visa abuse across the country. Now,
this is not going to be an overnight process. But
if you continue to get foreigners out of the country,
that will make life more affordable. It will. That will
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make life more affordable for Americans across the United States
of America. The thing the president somewhat can control is
the mass deportation of foreigners. And in my opinion, the
Trump administration should be shouting their efforts from the rooftops
because on this front, they've been very, very good. I
(25:43):
know they can always do more. And I've been critical
about when they backed off here or backed off there. Obviously,
I have. But they have done more than any administration
in my 45 years on this earth to get the
foreigners out of this country. And if you want life
to be even a little bit more affordable again, that's
something we can do. And that's something we can control.
(26:05):
That means better jobs, lower rent, cheaper health care, across
the board. It's better for you. It's better for me.
It's better for the country. And they're doing something about it.
And we have to, of course. We have to because...
This stuff, this is Sean Duff.
Speaker 4 (26:22):
In one state, there's 10 skills testers. Again, they work
for the state. If they get through the skills test,
they're going to get a license. We have 10 skill
testers who have given over 2,000 driver's licenses to people
who can't speak English. This is the simplest of tests.
If you talk to anybody, if you give a written test,
(26:44):
which these testers have to do, you know if they
speak and read English. and over 2,000 could not speak
or read English and they still were able to get
a state license. So we are cracking down on this fraud.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
2,000 got a license. You want more? This is what years,
decades of the mass importation foreigners has brought us. Of course,
by the way, this works in conjunction with the communist-run
blue states because that's where this stuff's going on. Here's more,
(27:23):
Sean Duffy.
Speaker 4 (27:23):
They have unlicensed instructors. So you have instructors who aren't
certified who are allegedly training the new truck drivers to
operate on American roadways. And they oftentimes didn't have classrooms.
One school that were shutting down was so flippant as
they told us their classroom was the school bus that
(27:45):
was in the backyard. That was the classroom for which
they were training new truck drivers. So you have fraud
throughout the school system.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Who are these people doing this stuff? Here's Andrew Ferguson.
Speaker 5 (27:58):
Four of the top 10 have been captured from countries
as far flung as the Philippines, Turkey and Somalia.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
They have guys who don't even have a license training
Somali truck drivers in the school bus parked in the backyard,
the back of somebody's house. They're handing them big rig
licenses to go get on the highway. That's how much
it's a problem now in this country. We are overrun.
(28:31):
Here's Mark Wayne Mullen.
Speaker 5 (28:32):
To give you an example, we've identified 1,000... 1,000 fraud cases, 1,000,
between individuals that work for state DMVs to companies that
are hiring these individuals illegally, putting them on the streets,
to front companies to.
Speaker 6 (28:51):
Where literally these truck drivers will get pulled over, go
into a truck stop, take off the DOT numbers off
the side of their truck and the name, and simply
put another one right over the top of it. While
they're at a truck stop, there's videos of it. being
shown all over the place, and they're immediately right back
in the business. FMCSA or DOT would take them out
(29:13):
of service, and they would just simply change their name
and keep going because why couldn't they? Their driver's license
would just say no name given, so no one even
knows who they are. It was ruining the trucking industry.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
We'll talk a little bit more about how we got
here before we get to that. Let's talk about this.
Let's talk about dealing with insurance as a business owner.
as a CFO, HR manager, are you the guy, are
you the lady at your company who has to handle
the insurance policies? Do you enjoy that? Do you enjoy
(29:47):
having multiple brokers? Because you can't just have one company.
You have to have multiple policies, different companies, different brokers.
Does your broker, does he Does he get with you
all year long? Or is he one of those once
a year guys? Hey, it's time to renew. Do you
have a crystal clear picture of what your policies are
(30:07):
and if they fit your company? Or are you overinsured
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Speaker 2 (30:38):
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Speaker 1 (30:39):
Catch up.
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Jessekellyshow.com It is the Jesse Kelly Show, 10 minutes away
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Speaker 1 (30:49):
Remember, you can email the show, jesse at jessekellyshow.com. Headline,
Gavin Newsom set to sign a bill making two Muslim
holy days official state holidays. This comes on the heels
of New York Governor Kathy Hochul. She was videoed over
(31:09):
the weekend wearing a hijab. She had to go address
a bunch of Muslims. Governor of New York puts on
a hijab to address a bunch of Muslims. Just comes
back to what I've talked about over and over and
over and over again. Immigration, it is destiny. It will
(31:32):
determine our future. You can rant and rave about hijabs
and Sharia law and mosques all you want. You bring
enough Islam into the country, those things are inevitable. You
can rant about these 90-foot monkey god statues and all
(31:55):
the Indian temples here and Indian temples there. All you want,
we should stop it, we should ban it, we should
go out to the city council. You bring enough people
from India into the United States of America, you're getting
your monkey god statue, you're getting all this stuff. It's inevitable.
If we stop it and reverse course, this stuff stops.
(32:20):
Laws about banning Sharia law mean nothing whatsoever. I think
I was the only person in the country who wasn't
shocked to see Kathy Hochul wearing a hijab. New York
is being conquered. It's being conquered. A very purposeful conquest.
Texas is too. Texas is obviously far behind New York,
but same thing's happening in Texas. Same thing's happening in Michigan.
(32:43):
All across the country, it's happening. This is a conquest.
And it's a conquest that is succeeding only because we're
too afraid of being called racist. Bigot. That's not right.
I want to be tolerant. I don't. Why do I
want to be tolerant? Where is it said that I
(33:03):
need to be tolerant? I'm not tolerant at all. I
don't want, I believe in discrimination. That's what I believe in.
You should discriminate all the time. If you want to
keep whatever it is you're talking about good, you better discriminate.
You discriminate on who you let in your home, don't you?
An example I used many times before, who gets let
(33:24):
in the front door of your home? Oh, I bet
you discriminate. Were you invited? How do you look? If
I show up with a do-rag on at 2 a.m.
this morning and a whiskey bottle in my hand and
a pistol stuck to my waistband and I ring your doorbell,
you letting me in to go hang out with the kiddos? No,
you're not. Why are you discriminating? Because you care about
(33:47):
what's inside your home. Aren't you going to be tolerant?
Why wouldn't you be tolerant of me? We better start
getting really intolerant on the subject of immigration or, I mean,
these Muslim holidays, official state holidays, this is the future.
This is the future. And I'll tell you something else.
(34:08):
I saw there's the governor of Oklahoma. I won't get
into the backstory of it, but governor of Oklahoma, who's
a loser, but was talking about, hey, we will accept
Jewish refugees from Canada. They will accept these Jewish refugees
from Canada. And I see so much chatter these days
about anti-Semitism. and anti-Semitism. I'll bring it up again. Don't
(34:31):
care if it offends people. Where's that coming from? Where
is it coming from? And I'm not talking about an
uncomfortable social media post some teenage boy put up. I'm
talking about the real-life, tangible hatred and assault of Jews
across the globe. Where is it coming from? Everyone knows.
(34:53):
Everyone knows. It should be named. You don't have to
have Jews fleeing Canada for their lives if you keep
Islamists out of Canada. It's not complicated, but everyone wants
to dance around the hard issues out there. We don't
have to dance. I'm done dancing. I suck at it anyway.
Let's do some emails. Jesse. During the Jesse Waters interview,
(35:19):
Abdul El-Sayed seemed to equate circumcision and trans-surgery Odd statement
for a trained physician, but even stranger for an Islamist
since circumcision is considered a vital part of the Sunna
Islamic practice with no fixed age requirement. It's not an
(35:40):
odd statement. It's not an odd statement at all because remember,
the Red-Green Alliance is about what almost every alliance is about.
It's about a common enemy. You're never, ever, you look
at Kathy Hochul. How many times has Kathy Hochul made
a statement about being a feminist? Kathy Hochul bragged that
(36:03):
her son is a feminist. Feminist this, feminist that. Girl power!
Then slaps on that hijab as soon as she's told to.
And you can look and say, what a hypocrite. You're
a hypocrite. She's not a hypocrite. The communists and Islamists
have joined forces because they hate Christian-based Western civilization and
they intend to destroy it. It's not hypocritical at all.
(36:25):
That's what the alliance is about. It's the same thing
every alliance is about. Why in the world would the
freedom-loving United States of America ever form an alliance with
the freaking commie red murderous savages in the Soviet Union?
Why would we do that? We don't have anything in common. Yes,
we did. We had one thing in common, an enemy.
(36:48):
That's what we had in common. That's what creates alliances.
And that's why the Red-Green Alliance is very, very real.
And that's why we have to be very bold moving
forward here. Because they leech off each other and they
learn each other's tactics. Every one of these guys, CARE
and all these Islamist organizations, will stand up the second
(37:09):
you complain about a mosque being built and they'll sit
and yell at you, bigot, racist, bigot, racist, intolerant. You
better learn to embrace those words. We have no choice.
We have no choice. All right. Let's stop all this.
Let's instead, let's go honor a hero. A genuine American hero.
(37:31):
Let's go do Medal of Honor Monday. Then we'll talk
about some messaging going into the midterms. Some poll numbers.
A couple communists are talking. They removed a statue of
Stonewall Jackson. All that and more still to come on
the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show before we get to any
of those things. Let's talk about finding that good employee,
(37:53):
the right employee. It can be borderline impossible, I know.
I know it's difficult. It's difficult because people don't show
up for interviews. They don't even respond back, and you're
left thinking, am I ever going to fill this position?
You are, and that's because of ZipRecruiter. ZipRecruiter is the
(38:13):
number one hiring site.
Speaker 5 (38:16):
Why?
Speaker 1 (38:16):
What do you have to do to be number one?
There are other hiring sites out there. What does it
take to be number one? ZipRecruiter takes not just the
qualified candidates, the interested qualified candidates, and that's who's on
the top of your list. So you're not just basically
cold calling people out there who threw a resume online
two years ago. The guy who was online this morning
(38:39):
looking for work, that's who you're emailing. Try it free
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