November 19, 2024 • 34 mins
Congress can’t tell you what a woman is. DC leaving Trump a mess to clean up for the next 4 years. How much easier your life would be if you lived like an illegal.
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. Hello friends, This is
the Jesse Kelly Show. And I am Jamie Allman, honored
to be filling in for the man who is most
clearly a biological bail and also dresses like one. I'll
get to that in just a second, regarding the biological
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bail at least, and I realize that we are happy
World War three eve to all of you. I just
want to be the first to let you know that
we're on the verge. Maybe we'll see and we're going
to talk about that. But you know, there's a pressing,
more pressing issue seemingly on Capitol Hill, and suddenly we're
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back to transgendered bathrooms. I don't know how we do this.
I don't know how this happens all the time. This
hard fought counts sequential win by Donald Trump. We've got
a great slate of cabinet appointees, We've got a fabulous
staff that's being developed right there in the White House.
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We've got a new victory coalition of people who were
probably never Republicans before but are Republicans now or at
least voted Republicans now. But here we are. It's transgender
bathroom time people, And what's happening on Capitol Hill is
what I'm talking about. And it is on the onset
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of the election of a trans repellect they call her
or him or it whatever that is, Sarah McBride, Democrat
from Delaware. And so Sarah gets elected and is on
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its way to the Capitol and see Mace, Congresswoman says,
we're gonna have to think about this a little bit
because suddenly, for the first time in history, we have
a transgender person who presumably is going to have to
use the bathroom at some point in its life. And
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it's day and so Nancy Mace, who is pretty ballsy,
she's pretty gutsy, she's got it going on, decides she's
going to be the first out of the block to
put forth a proposal to make sure that only biological
males can use the male restroom and biological males cannot
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use the female restroom. It's very simple, and Nancy explains it.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
Fist makes me an extremist. I'm totally here for it.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
Is this effort in response to Congressman McBride coming to Congress.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
And absolutely and then some I'm not going to stand
for a man you know if someone with the penis
is in the women's locker room, that's not okay. And
I'm a victim of abuse myself. I'm a rape survivor.
I have PTSD from the abuse I've suffered at the
hands of a man, And I know how vulnerable women
and girls are in private spaces. So I'm absolutely one
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hundred percent going to stand in the way of any
man who wants to be in a women's restroom, in
our locker rooms, in our changing rooms. I will be
there fighting you every step.
Speaker 4 (03:30):
Of the way.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
Yeah. So they're going to have to vote on this eventually,
and I guess the question will be asked, well, why
wouldn't you want a transgendered person who is biological male
in your bathroom? What kind of snob and bigot are you?
Why would you not want a transgendered person in your bathroom? Well,
I don't know. Check TikTok.
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Congresswoman Nancy Mace. I hope that one day I do
find through in that woman's bathroom and I grab you're
ready looking care and drag your face down to the
floor while I repeatedly bash it and and so the
blood's everywhere and you're dead. Thank you. I hope that
Nancy Mace received them.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Yeah. Well, I guess there's the answer that could be
a really good reason why Nancy Mays doesn't want a
transgendered person, a biological male in the women's bathrooms, because
apparently this biological male who identifies as a female has
decided that the next time I guess it's at the Capitol,
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maybe protesting a Supreme Court nominee or whatever, that's going
to be its first stop is the women's bathroom looking
for Nancy Mays. So it totally and completely proves your point.
And I'm not saying that Sarah McBride. You know, it's
interesting that Sarah McBride, so far, as best I've been
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able to determine, has not been in the situation where
Sarah McBride has said anything at all about this bathroom
this bathroom issue. But it's a thing now, and it's
such a thing that speaker Mike Johnson. You know, listen,
this is this is silly season. This is a time
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when we ought to be talking about real issues facing America.
I get it. But the reporters decide they're going to
try to trap Mike Johnson. They're going to try to
make Mike Johnson answer a critical question to them at least,
is Freshman elect Sarah McBride or a woman? So isn't
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that interesting because all this time we're being told by
the woke media and the woke left that whether or
not somebody is transgendered to male or female, it's nobody's business.
If they feel like they are a woman and they're
a biological male, then you need to just leave them alone.
It's nobody's business but their own, of course, until they
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use a bathroom that is not congruent with their actual
biological sex. But nonetheless, it's interesting how the news media
then will immediately ask the House Speaker whether or not
Sarah McBride is a man or a woman, as if
it actually is going to matter. It will matter in
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the voting, but in terms of his particular opinion, it
doesn't really matter because Sarah McBride, after all, says it
is a female. And so it's funny how they'll go
ahead and pivot right to someone like Mike Johnson to
determine whether or not this person is a man or
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a woman. I'll keep in mind there are plenty of
Democrats who will refuse to define what is a man
or a woman? We of course have a person on
the Supreme Court who can't tell us what a man
or a woman is. So how this is going to
be adjudicated at the Capitol Hill level is going to
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be very entertaining. Not as entertaining as World War Three,
but it will be entertaining.
Speaker 5 (07:14):
Look, I'm not going to get into this. We welcome
all new members with open arms, who are duly elected
representatis of other people. I believe it's a command that
we treat all persons with dignity or respect, and we will,
and I'm not going to engage in silly debates about this.
There's a concern about the uses of restroom facilities and
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locker rooms and all that. This is an issue that
Congress has never had to address before. And we're going
to do that in deliberate fashion with a member consensus
on it. And we will accommodate the needs of every
single person. That's all I'm gonna say about that.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
Yeah, well, we'll accommodate the needs of Sarah McBride, that's
for sure. We won't accommodate the needs of Nancy Mace.
I guarantee you this will be a war. Even though
Republicans are now controlling the House, you never know whether
some of these namby pambies are going to go ahead
and give in. And let mean listen, in schools in
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certain places they do have transgendered or multi sex bathrooms
or whatever, and they probably will wind up, I'm sorry,
you probably will wind up paying for a brand new
transgendered he she locker room, a brand new transgendered he
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she bathroom. And that's probably what they're going to do now.
For the life of me, I can't imagine why a
biological male who would have biological parts would even be
remotely interested in going into a women's bathroom, unless, of course,
said person is seemingly entitled in some way, shape or
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form to going into a women's bathroom. And that's where
the rubber is going to meet the road here, and
that's where we're going to have to have this big
battle now over transgender bathrooms on Capitol Hill after the
most consequential election that we have had in our entire lives,
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or at least most of our entire lives. But again,
why would a biological male even want to go into
a female bathroom is beyond me. We know why that
one goofball wants to go into the female bathroom and
that's to pull Nancy Mace's hair. But for the rest
of them, have no idea what is up. And we'll see.
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But I think you're going to be on the hook
and I'll be on the hook too when it comes
to providing accommodations for those who need to be accommodated.
But only certain people in this country are worthy of accommodation.
We know that, all right, coming up? Yep, world War three.
You know France has weapons. I didn't know that either.
This is the Jesse Kelly Show, and I'm Jamie Almon,
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proud to be here with you, Jesse Kelly, Vaccian, Welcome
back to the Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie Alman here, happy
to be filling in for the great one Jesse Kelly.
And so yeah, we're supposedly on the verge of World
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War three now, and that is because Joe Biden and
the Deep State decided to create another version of COVID.
This is the war version of COVID. COVID came and
the Deep State and the Democrats and the news beating
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decided they were going to try to weaponize said disease,
and it was one big, fat overreaction, and it was
designed to corrupt our fine, peaceful society. It was designed
to in brand new voting rules and drop boxes and
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all that kind of stuff, and it was designed to
help steal the election from Donald Trump. It was a disruptor.
And this is no different. You see what happened here
is they sent Biden into the jungle, and Blincoln and
all of his spooks and military industrial complex prostitutes decided
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they were going to do something that hadn't been done
really before, and that is to inject American hardware into
this war. Meaning, yeah, we sent them weapons, and we
sent them these long range missiles, but there was never
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an intention or at least a policy, for Ukraine to
use them. Because what happens here, and you don't have
to be any MENSA member to understand what's happening here,
is that the minute that you can train sends Americans
supplied missiles over into Russia. The United States of America
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is now inextricably militarily involved in the war. Before we
were just draining the treasury. Every time Zelenski would open
his hand or they call him a tiny tim he
always a ride with a tin cup. More, please more,
and so we just kept dumping money into Ukraine. This
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is a brand new ballgame, and we're trying to figure out, well,
why would they possibly do this and trash any possibility
of peace at this point because now Putin is of
course a little lathered up, and of course you go
to the US Sun or you go to any of
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these media people and they all act like Vlad is
the one that is the crazy one here, when in
fact and are talling him to a diluted tyrant. Well
appears that the deluted tyrants really and not defending Putin
by any stretch here in this sense. But the deluted
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tyrants are the Anthony Blincolns of the world and the
deep staters in the Department of Defense and the State
Department that allowed this to happen. Because now, of course,
if you're Putin, you're not very happy about the fact
that suddenly US supplied weapons are landing in your backyard,
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long range weaponry that was not supposed to happen, that
was not supposed to be the deal, and the fact
that it is occurring before President Trump takes the oath
of office is absolutely on purpose. I don't think anybody
could possibly think it was anything different. And now what
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we have is a situation where we are militarily involved
in this war, and of course then we become a
co target along with Zelenski. And that's completely and totally irresponsible,
but all of course by design. It's all designed to
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disrupt whatever plan Trump has. And you know what the
plan entails, mostly is we're gonna stop draining the treasury
for Ukraine. Now, of course that drives all the people
in the military industrial complex and beyond crazy, and especially
those who are getting the kickbacks and the money. H
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victory when we spend countless amounts of money on weaponry
and beyond or just on aid, send it back. Zelensky
sends it back in a certain way. The investors in
the military industrial complex get a bunch of money, They
have a windfall, and they know what Trump's doing because
you know what happens is when Trump told talks about peace,
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all they see is their bank accounts dwindling. They don't
want peace. So they did this on purpose. And now
some of these observers what they is even laughing about
it in.
Speaker 6 (15:17):
The enclave, we don't know.
Speaker 7 (15:21):
So nobody predicted it. It has happened.
Speaker 4 (15:25):
The question now is what was the intention behind Biden?
Speaker 1 (15:33):
Yeah, what was the intention? Yeah, we all know what
the intention was. The intention is to leave Donald Trump
a mess, to leave a quagmar, and to absolutely erase
any chance of any peace. And unfortunately, and I'm not
calling for the assassination of Zelenski or anything of that nature,
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but Lensky has to go in some way, shape or form.
He is right now not only taking our money, but
now has been a willful dupe at the hands of
the deep state here and the military industrial complex to
start a brand new configuration where now suddenly it's war,
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it's World worth three. You even have Germany in France
starting to dust off their long range missiles, and of
course I didn't know that France had weapons. I thought
they were just depending on us. We have the graves
in Normandy to prove that. But hopefully this is a
sign that maybe we're not going to have to be
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completely and totally involved in this. But right now, what's
going to happen it is is Putin going to want
to even engage in peace talks. And of course no
one's a Putin fan, but I'll tell you one thing
I'm certain lean as Zelensky fan. I think he's a grifter.
I think he's corrupt. I think he's dragging us into
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something where we don't belong. And I think that Biden
and his deep state team in the Military industrial complex
gave him everything he needed to keep this thing going.
Even after Donald Trump is sworn into office. It's a shame.
I don't think we're going to get into World War three,
but we shall see. Speaking of war, how about this
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warrior Scott Jennings at CNN. They can't get rid of him,
and he's great. I'll have details on that on the
other side. This is the Jesse Kelly Show, and I'm
Jamie Allmen.
Speaker 4 (17:44):
Feeling a little stocky.
Speaker 1 (17:46):
Follow lunch and subscribe on social at Jesse Kelly DC.
This is the Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie Allman here, honored
to be filling in for the great Jesse Kelly and
Scott Jennings. I don't know whether most of you probably
don't watch CNN unless you were watching, like a lot
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of people were watching MSNBC and CNN post election. I mean,
they lost MSNBC at least lost, you know, almost half
its audience in the evening time show to show, and
so the only remaining viewers were people like us wanting
to watch people cry basically and whine and clutch their
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pearls over the results of the election. And CNN, though,
is somewhat entertaining, especially now, since this Scott Jennings guy,
who I really like, and he's always on these these panels,
you know, and for some reason, CNN always does like
nine people on a panel. They're sitting up there, it's
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like all stacked up. It's like they're on a bus
or something. And Scott Jennings always leaves these anchors and
these commentators ashen faced by his facts. And so he's good,
and he's been great. At one point I thought maybe
he would do something along the lines of becoming a
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press secretary of something, but Trump hired a really good one.
And I'll have more on that for you just later
or a little later on. She's great. So what we
want to keep him at CNN because he is a
thorn in the side of all these left wing crazies,
and to CNN's credit, they give him time. So he
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went toe to toe with Jake Tapper. Jake Tapper is
I guess what the chairman of the reporting crew there
on CNN, and he's the standard bearer. He's the one
who's going to put Scott Jennings in his place. But
before I get to that, I want to lay the
groundwork here for this new analysis by these moonbats about
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the results of mass deportation, because now apparently they're saying
that your eggs are going to go up in price
because of mass deportations. And I'm talking about deportations of
illegal aliens who are here illegally and who are hired
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illegally by businesses who are basically illegally operating with illegal aliens.
That's pretty much what this is. But CNN decides, well,
Dana Bash in this skippy that she's interviewing, they decide
they're going to kind of just go around all that stuff,
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you know, all that that stuff that kind of just
gets in a way, like illegal this and illegal that
and illegal hiring, all that kind of thing. And so
Dana interviews this guy who goes blow by blow on
what actually mass deportation will do to the agriculture industry
and the food suppliers.
Speaker 7 (20:59):
That's Matt, you see him there, And Matt, what happens
to food to farming, agriculture. If there are mass deportations
when a lot of these businesses.
Speaker 1 (21:11):
It's funny how the prices of food went up without
mass deportations, isn't it. Yeah, But now this is their
new thing that President Trump is going to cause inflation
by getting illegal aliens who are here illegally out of
places that illegally hired them.
Speaker 7 (21:31):
Use undocumented immigrants.
Speaker 1 (21:34):
Yeah, down it.
Speaker 6 (21:34):
Listen.
Speaker 4 (21:35):
Food would get more expensive, possibly a lot more expensive,
and that would directly undercut another Trump campaign proposal promise rather,
which is to get inflation under control.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
Now I see, So now getting rid of illegal aliens
who are here illegally and hired illegally by business is
that are operating illegally is going to somehow cause inflation
or at least keep inflation up. And I think for
most people, and pardon the pun, that is not necessarily
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a high price to pay to solve our border crisis
and to help people, for instance in inner cities and
veterans who are having their resources taken away by illegal aliens.
Speaker 4 (22:20):
But we continue big economic problem here is that we're
talking about industries that are.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
Here and now what's interesting how they're suddenly concerned about inflation.
They were, They were never concerned about inflation before the election.
They in fact sloughed it off. Oh you can afford it,
Oh it's not much. Oh, due to this, and that
some of them didn't even know the real prices of
ice because they don't do their food shopping. Food like
it does for a lot of people in Congress, just
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magically appears in front of you, kind of like gasoline
magically appears in your tank.
Speaker 4 (22:50):
Heavily reliant on foreign workers. Many of them are undocumented,
and that's illegal.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
So that the fact that a business decides it's going
to hire illegals, that's that businesses problem. They're operating illegally.
But these guys just act like the let's just a
matter of fact. Of course, they're all illegals, so this
is just going to hurt them.
Speaker 4 (23:15):
So when you have fewer workers, it means less food
and yes, higher prices. Let me just show you one example.
If you look at farm crop workers, a plurality of
people in that industry, forty percent are unauthorized.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
That's bad. That's not good. That's bad. And notice that
they're not complaining about the fact that forty one percent
of the crop farm workers in the US are illegal.
They seemingly have no problem with the fact that these
crop producers are operating illegally. And I know a lot
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of you although you don't think this way, very few
of us do. But imagine all the ways that you
could have an easier life if you just if you
just operated illegally, you know what I mean. If you
didn't have to license your car, if you didn't have
to pay pay your taxes. Oh, it would be wonderful.
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It would be a wonderful life for people if we
just were able to operate illegally.
Speaker 4 (24:15):
Bring to the USDA. One farmer in Michigan told me
that mass deportations would be quote devastating to the Aga
county because there just would not be enough people to
pick the crops.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Oh, I got you. Well, there would be enough people
to pick the crops if you just decided to operate
legally and hire people who are legal to pick crops.
Americans aren't averse to picking crops. I'd pick crops if
I could have an extra job or do whatever. I
would do that we're not averse to that. They're only
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hiring illegals because it's cheaper. They certainly don't have to
give them anything like health insurance or things like that.
It's really super cheap to hire an illegal which is
why they're doing it.
Speaker 4 (24:58):
Not just about farmers. If you look across the food
supply chain, there are many different parts of this that
rely on tens or even hundreds of thousands of undocumented workers.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
They're great. So the food supply chain is dependent on illegals, Well,
that's not good news. That's not acceptable, even if it
is acceptable by the standards of the news people, who
apparently at least they're consistent. They don't believe that an
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illegal alien crossing a border illegally commits a crime, and
they don't believe that businesses that hire the illegal aliens
are committing any kind of crime. They just are saying
that it's Trump who's the bad guy here, who's trying
to install law and order back into this country as
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it relates to the border and beyond, and they have
no problem with the fact that, I mean, this is
actually stunning news to me. And it's even more crazy
that CNN is even showing us the graph that shows
that forty one percent of crop workers are illegal.
Speaker 4 (26:09):
That's a problem from food processing to groceries and of
course of restaurants altogether, and estimated one point seven million
people who work in this space are undocumented.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Yeah, that's illegal. It's illegal to hire them. And in fact,
back in the day, people like Clinton were the ones
who were punishing the people who hired illegal aliens, and
it was people like Bush that basically didn't. And so
in this situation, this is one of the reasons why
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we have the people crossing the border to begin with,
because they're promised jobs and they know they're going to
get hired by companies that are operating illegally. That's exactly
what this is. And so to explain this away like
this is just well, you know, they hire the illegal
and illegals come over here and it's Trump who's the
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bad guy here is completely and totally outrageous. And Scott
Jennings and I'll have that on the other side of this,
Scott Jennings comes in and gives these people the reality
check that they need. But this is actually new information.
At least they're doing some reporting on how many illegals
are out there. They told us illegal alien ship was
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not a problem, but apparently it is. This is the
Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie Alman here, happy to be filling in.
Good to be with you, Oh loving it the old
Cole Porter. Hey, this is the Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie
Alman here, privileged to be filling in for Jesse Kelly.
And I'm going to double back here real quickly before
i get to Scott. So the when I was, I
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was I'm the youngest of six, so I have two
older brothers, three older sisters, two older brothers, and my
older brothers beat me relentlessly and the only time I
could play, for instance, Corkpaul or hockey, is if I
was the goalie as strapped with carpet remnants and they
would just shoot pucks filled with corn at me. Or
if I played fuzzball, I'd get a tennis ball to
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the eye and that was the price I paid. But
you remember the old trick, you know, when you were
kids and you had people who are your brothers and
sisters would take your hand and then they would make
your hand slap your face right, stop hitting, and they
would say stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself.
Well that's basically what we're seeing the news media doing
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constantly now. Before the election, we saw it. After the election,
we're seeing it in spades, and this undocumented worker thing.
They're doing this whole story about how forty one percent
of crop workers in America are. It's not that they
have green cards. They're unauthorized individuals in this country. They're
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not green card holders. They're basically just on awe authorized
illegal aliens. And the fact that CNN is reporting this
to shoehorn it into some kind of criticism of Donald
Trump's deportation policy is nothing short of comical, because for
the most part, I think even people who watch CNN,
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and I think there are some smart people who watch CNN,
they're learning something new with every second of this broadcast, Like, Oh,
I didn't know that forty one percent of the crop
that's a problem, and that's been the problem we've been
talking about as common sense conservatism conservatives, and so they're
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telling us information. I didn't even know it was that bad.
I mean, I knew the border problem was bad, but
I didn't know it was that bad. And then they
go on to talk about the undocumented workers in the
food supply chain.
Speaker 4 (29:56):
Of course to groceries and of course of restaurants altogether,
and estimated one point seven million people who work in
this space are undocumented. Now we've reached out.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
And it's funny how a lot of people, maybe even
liberals watching CNN who voted for Trump are watching this
story going, wow, I sure, I am glad I voted
for Trump. This is a travesty. This is one crime
of coming across the border illegally and then another crime
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added to it by hiring them. And they're like, wow,
I sure, I'm glad I decided not to go for
Kamala because my liberal network is telling me how prolific
the problem of illegal alienship is so income Scott Jennings
and of course Jake Tapper's like, hey, wait a minute,
not everybody's talking about it. People, aren't, you know, going
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crazy over this whole thing. What do you mean that
there's a meltdown about the Trump deport deporting farm workers.
Who's talking about I.
Speaker 8 (31:00):
Mean, everybody seems to be on the same sheet of
music today that this is going to mess up the
agriculture industry and drive the grocery price. I've seen numerous
pieces on it, I've seen everybody seems to be out
there talking about it.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
And so it's and by the way. Again, this is
the same network that didn't think it was a problem
that grocery prices were too high thanks to Kamala, Harris
and Biden. They were sloughing it off. And now suddenly
they're concerned about high grocery prices because said high grocery
prices might actually be coming because Trump lived up to
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his promise of deporting illegal aliens. So now suddenly they're
concerned about the price of eggs, which is really unusual.
What a transformation. I mean, Donald Trump has done wonders
for liberating the locked in minds of these crazy liberals on.
Speaker 8 (31:52):
Cnajake that Democrats this is their new line of attack
that Donald Trump's got a plan to raise your grocery
prices simply by following through on his campaign promises. And
I just don't think it's true.
Speaker 6 (32:02):
I mean, I've been covering this issue for since the
first Bush administration in two thousand and one. I mean,
this is always one of the issues with it is.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
Yeah, that's interesting. So Tapper has been covering this story
since two thousand and one, knowing the proliferation of illegal
aliens who are hired by businesses illegally, and he hasn't
said one word about it. So again, stop hitting yourself,
Jake Tapper, you're admitting something that actually isn't something that
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looks good on you. Oh. I've been covering this since
two thousand and one. I know how many people hire
illegal aliens? Yeah, well that's the reason why we have
so many illegal aliens, because they have these opportunities. And
the people who are hiring illegal aliens are indeed part
of the problem.
Speaker 6 (32:54):
That there are a lot of undocumented immigrants who work
for the agricultural sector, and is always concerns are those
people actually going to be deported? And if so, what
happens to prices for you know, regular folks.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
And never never mind the rule of law. I mean,
wasn't it Jake Tapper and the rest of their crew
who kept on saying no one is above the law,
especially when it came to the law fair against Donald Trump.
I think Jake Tapper, I could probably do a mashup
if I find scour the internet of Jake Tapper saying
or interviewing people who would say no one is above
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the law, No one is above the law. Well, apparently
illegal aliens are above the law. In Jake Tapper's library
and businesses that higher illegal aliens are above the law
in Jake Tapper's library. I mean, it is crazy, the
hypocrisy of all this, and especially when you have Tapper,
someone who is admitting that he's known this to be
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a problem since two thousand and one. Weren't these the
same people, aside from telling us that grocery prices important,
Weren't these the same people also telling us that the
border wasn't a problem, that illegal aliens and the influx
of them really wasn't a problem. They finally had to
have black people in Chicago who voted for Trump tell them, yeah,
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it's a problem. Or people in Philadelphia, Latinos in Philadelphia
who have been busting their rear ends just to get
legal and be here whatever, and suddenly they're undercut by
all the illegal aliens. They have to tell the news media.
So these guys are suddenly kind of self fumigating, which
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I'm really enjoying, and I hope you are too, all right,
coming up, another media outlet tries to go after RFK
over his war on the big food and this winds
up hilariously. This is the Jesse Kelly Show, and I'm
Jamie Allman,
This is a Jesse Kelly show. Hello friends, This is
the Jesse Kelly Show. And I am Jamie Allman, honored
to be filling in for the man who is most
clearly a biological bail and also dresses like one. I'll
get to that in just a second, regarding the biological
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bail at least, and I realize that we are happy
World War three eve to all of you. I just
want to be the first to let you know that
we're on the verge. Maybe we'll see and we're going
to talk about that. But you know, there's a pressing,
more pressing issue seemingly on Capitol Hill, and suddenly we're
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back to transgendered bathrooms. I don't know how we do this.
I don't know how this happens all the time. This
hard fought counts sequential win by Donald Trump. We've got
a great slate of cabinet appointees, We've got a fabulous
staff that's being developed right there in the White House.
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We've got a new victory coalition of people who were
probably never Republicans before but are Republicans now or at
least voted Republicans now. But here we are. It's transgender
bathroom time people, And what's happening on Capitol Hill is
what I'm talking about. And it is on the onset
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of the election of a trans repellect they call her
or him or it whatever that is, Sarah McBride, Democrat
from Delaware. And so Sarah gets elected and is on
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its way to the Capitol and see Mace, Congresswoman says,
we're gonna have to think about this a little bit
because suddenly, for the first time in history, we have
a transgender person who presumably is going to have to
use the bathroom at some point in its life. And
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it's day and so Nancy Mace, who is pretty ballsy,
she's pretty gutsy, she's got it going on, decides she's
going to be the first out of the block to
put forth a proposal to make sure that only biological
males can use the male restroom and biological males cannot
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use the female restroom. It's very simple, and Nancy explains it.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
Fist makes me an extremist. I'm totally here for it.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
Is this effort in response to Congressman McBride coming to Congress.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
And absolutely and then some I'm not going to stand
for a man you know if someone with the penis
is in the women's locker room, that's not okay. And
I'm a victim of abuse myself. I'm a rape survivor.
I have PTSD from the abuse I've suffered at the
hands of a man, And I know how vulnerable women
and girls are in private spaces. So I'm absolutely one
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hundred percent going to stand in the way of any
man who wants to be in a women's restroom, in
our locker rooms, in our changing rooms. I will be
there fighting you every step.
Speaker 4 (03:30):
Of the way.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
Yeah. So they're going to have to vote on this eventually,
and I guess the question will be asked, well, why
wouldn't you want a transgendered person who is biological male
in your bathroom? What kind of snob and bigot are you?
Why would you not want a transgendered person in your bathroom? Well,
I don't know. Check TikTok.
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Congresswoman Nancy Mace. I hope that one day I do
find through in that woman's bathroom and I grab you're
ready looking care and drag your face down to the
floor while I repeatedly bash it and and so the
blood's everywhere and you're dead. Thank you. I hope that
Nancy Mace received them.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Yeah. Well, I guess there's the answer that could be
a really good reason why Nancy Mays doesn't want a
transgendered person, a biological male in the women's bathrooms, because
apparently this biological male who identifies as a female has
decided that the next time I guess it's at the Capitol,
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maybe protesting a Supreme Court nominee or whatever, that's going
to be its first stop is the women's bathroom looking
for Nancy Mays. So it totally and completely proves your point.
And I'm not saying that Sarah McBride. You know, it's
interesting that Sarah McBride, so far, as best I've been
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able to determine, has not been in the situation where
Sarah McBride has said anything at all about this bathroom
this bathroom issue. But it's a thing now, and it's
such a thing that speaker Mike Johnson. You know, listen,
this is this is silly season. This is a time
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when we ought to be talking about real issues facing America.
I get it. But the reporters decide they're going to
try to trap Mike Johnson. They're going to try to
make Mike Johnson answer a critical question to them at least,
is Freshman elect Sarah McBride or a woman? So isn't
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that interesting because all this time we're being told by
the woke media and the woke left that whether or
not somebody is transgendered to male or female, it's nobody's business.
If they feel like they are a woman and they're
a biological male, then you need to just leave them alone.
It's nobody's business but their own, of course, until they
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use a bathroom that is not congruent with their actual
biological sex. But nonetheless, it's interesting how the news media
then will immediately ask the House Speaker whether or not
Sarah McBride is a man or a woman, as if
it actually is going to matter. It will matter in
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the voting, but in terms of his particular opinion, it
doesn't really matter because Sarah McBride, after all, says it
is a female. And so it's funny how they'll go
ahead and pivot right to someone like Mike Johnson to
determine whether or not this person is a man or
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a woman. I'll keep in mind there are plenty of
Democrats who will refuse to define what is a man
or a woman? We of course have a person on
the Supreme Court who can't tell us what a man
or a woman is. So how this is going to
be adjudicated at the Capitol Hill level is going to
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be very entertaining. Not as entertaining as World War Three,
but it will be entertaining.
Speaker 5 (07:14):
Look, I'm not going to get into this. We welcome
all new members with open arms, who are duly elected
representatis of other people. I believe it's a command that
we treat all persons with dignity or respect, and we will,
and I'm not going to engage in silly debates about this.
There's a concern about the uses of restroom facilities and
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locker rooms and all that. This is an issue that
Congress has never had to address before. And we're going
to do that in deliberate fashion with a member consensus
on it. And we will accommodate the needs of every
single person. That's all I'm gonna say about that.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
Yeah, well, we'll accommodate the needs of Sarah McBride, that's
for sure. We won't accommodate the needs of Nancy Mace.
I guarantee you this will be a war. Even though
Republicans are now controlling the House, you never know whether
some of these namby pambies are going to go ahead
and give in. And let mean listen, in schools in
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certain places they do have transgendered or multi sex bathrooms
or whatever, and they probably will wind up, I'm sorry,
you probably will wind up paying for a brand new
transgendered he she locker room, a brand new transgendered he
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she bathroom. And that's probably what they're going to do now.
For the life of me, I can't imagine why a
biological male who would have biological parts would even be
remotely interested in going into a women's bathroom, unless, of course,
said person is seemingly entitled in some way, shape or
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form to going into a women's bathroom. And that's where
the rubber is going to meet the road here, and
that's where we're going to have to have this big
battle now over transgender bathrooms on Capitol Hill after the
most consequential election that we have had in our entire lives,
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or at least most of our entire lives. But again,
why would a biological male even want to go into
a female bathroom is beyond me. We know why that
one goofball wants to go into the female bathroom and
that's to pull Nancy Mace's hair. But for the rest
of them, have no idea what is up. And we'll see.
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But I think you're going to be on the hook
and I'll be on the hook too when it comes
to providing accommodations for those who need to be accommodated.
But only certain people in this country are worthy of accommodation.
We know that, all right, coming up? Yep, world War three.
You know France has weapons. I didn't know that either.
This is the Jesse Kelly Show, and I'm Jamie Almon,
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proud to be here with you, Jesse Kelly, Vaccian, Welcome
back to the Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie Alman here, happy
to be filling in for the great one Jesse Kelly.
And so yeah, we're supposedly on the verge of World
(10:21):
War three now, and that is because Joe Biden and
the Deep State decided to create another version of COVID.
This is the war version of COVID. COVID came and
the Deep State and the Democrats and the news beating
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decided they were going to try to weaponize said disease,
and it was one big, fat overreaction, and it was
designed to corrupt our fine, peaceful society. It was designed
to in brand new voting rules and drop boxes and
(11:05):
all that kind of stuff, and it was designed to
help steal the election from Donald Trump. It was a disruptor.
And this is no different. You see what happened here
is they sent Biden into the jungle, and Blincoln and
all of his spooks and military industrial complex prostitutes decided
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they were going to do something that hadn't been done
really before, and that is to inject American hardware into
this war. Meaning, yeah, we sent them weapons, and we
sent them these long range missiles, but there was never
(11:45):
an intention or at least a policy, for Ukraine to
use them. Because what happens here, and you don't have
to be any MENSA member to understand what's happening here,
is that the minute that you can train sends Americans
supplied missiles over into Russia. The United States of America
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is now inextricably militarily involved in the war. Before we
were just draining the treasury. Every time Zelenski would open
his hand or they call him a tiny tim he
always a ride with a tin cup. More, please more,
and so we just kept dumping money into Ukraine. This
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is a brand new ballgame, and we're trying to figure out, well,
why would they possibly do this and trash any possibility
of peace at this point because now Putin is of
course a little lathered up, and of course you go
to the US Sun or you go to any of
(12:50):
these media people and they all act like Vlad is
the one that is the crazy one here, when in
fact and are talling him to a diluted tyrant. Well
appears that the deluted tyrants really and not defending Putin
by any stretch here in this sense. But the deluted
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tyrants are the Anthony Blincolns of the world and the
deep staters in the Department of Defense and the State
Department that allowed this to happen. Because now, of course,
if you're Putin, you're not very happy about the fact
that suddenly US supplied weapons are landing in your backyard,
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long range weaponry that was not supposed to happen, that
was not supposed to be the deal, and the fact
that it is occurring before President Trump takes the oath
of office is absolutely on purpose. I don't think anybody
could possibly think it was anything different. And now what
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we have is a situation where we are militarily involved
in this war, and of course then we become a
co target along with Zelenski. And that's completely and totally irresponsible,
but all of course by design. It's all designed to
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disrupt whatever plan Trump has. And you know what the
plan entails, mostly is we're gonna stop draining the treasury
for Ukraine. Now, of course that drives all the people
in the military industrial complex and beyond crazy, and especially
those who are getting the kickbacks and the money. H
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victory when we spend countless amounts of money on weaponry
and beyond or just on aid, send it back. Zelensky
sends it back in a certain way. The investors in
the military industrial complex get a bunch of money, They
have a windfall, and they know what Trump's doing because
you know what happens is when Trump told talks about peace,
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all they see is their bank accounts dwindling. They don't
want peace. So they did this on purpose. And now
some of these observers what they is even laughing about
it in.
Speaker 6 (15:17):
The enclave, we don't know.
Speaker 7 (15:21):
So nobody predicted it. It has happened.
Speaker 4 (15:25):
The question now is what was the intention behind Biden?
Speaker 1 (15:33):
Yeah, what was the intention? Yeah, we all know what
the intention was. The intention is to leave Donald Trump
a mess, to leave a quagmar, and to absolutely erase
any chance of any peace. And unfortunately, and I'm not
calling for the assassination of Zelenski or anything of that nature,
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but Lensky has to go in some way, shape or form.
He is right now not only taking our money, but
now has been a willful dupe at the hands of
the deep state here and the military industrial complex to
start a brand new configuration where now suddenly it's war,
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it's World worth three. You even have Germany in France
starting to dust off their long range missiles, and of
course I didn't know that France had weapons. I thought
they were just depending on us. We have the graves
in Normandy to prove that. But hopefully this is a
sign that maybe we're not going to have to be
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completely and totally involved in this. But right now, what's
going to happen it is is Putin going to want
to even engage in peace talks. And of course no
one's a Putin fan, but I'll tell you one thing
I'm certain lean as Zelensky fan. I think he's a grifter.
I think he's corrupt. I think he's dragging us into
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something where we don't belong. And I think that Biden
and his deep state team in the Military industrial complex
gave him everything he needed to keep this thing going.
Even after Donald Trump is sworn into office. It's a shame.
I don't think we're going to get into World War three,
but we shall see. Speaking of war, how about this
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warrior Scott Jennings at CNN. They can't get rid of him,
and he's great. I'll have details on that on the
other side. This is the Jesse Kelly Show, and I'm
Jamie Allmen.
Speaker 4 (17:44):
Feeling a little stocky.
Speaker 1 (17:46):
Follow lunch and subscribe on social at Jesse Kelly DC.
This is the Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie Allman here, honored
to be filling in for the great Jesse Kelly and
Scott Jennings. I don't know whether most of you probably
don't watch CNN unless you were watching, like a lot
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of people were watching MSNBC and CNN post election. I mean,
they lost MSNBC at least lost, you know, almost half
its audience in the evening time show to show, and
so the only remaining viewers were people like us wanting
to watch people cry basically and whine and clutch their
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pearls over the results of the election. And CNN, though,
is somewhat entertaining, especially now, since this Scott Jennings guy,
who I really like, and he's always on these these panels,
you know, and for some reason, CNN always does like
nine people on a panel. They're sitting up there, it's
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like all stacked up. It's like they're on a bus
or something. And Scott Jennings always leaves these anchors and
these commentators ashen faced by his facts. And so he's good,
and he's been great. At one point I thought maybe
he would do something along the lines of becoming a
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press secretary of something, but Trump hired a really good one.
And I'll have more on that for you just later
or a little later on. She's great. So what we
want to keep him at CNN because he is a
thorn in the side of all these left wing crazies,
and to CNN's credit, they give him time. So he
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went toe to toe with Jake Tapper. Jake Tapper is
I guess what the chairman of the reporting crew there
on CNN, and he's the standard bearer. He's the one
who's going to put Scott Jennings in his place. But
before I get to that, I want to lay the
groundwork here for this new analysis by these moonbats about
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the results of mass deportation, because now apparently they're saying
that your eggs are going to go up in price
because of mass deportations. And I'm talking about deportations of
illegal aliens who are here illegally and who are hired
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illegally by businesses who are basically illegally operating with illegal aliens.
That's pretty much what this is. But CNN decides, well,
Dana Bash in this skippy that she's interviewing, they decide
they're going to kind of just go around all that stuff,
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you know, all that that stuff that kind of just
gets in a way, like illegal this and illegal that
and illegal hiring, all that kind of thing. And so
Dana interviews this guy who goes blow by blow on
what actually mass deportation will do to the agriculture industry
and the food suppliers.
Speaker 7 (20:59):
That's Matt, you see him there, And Matt, what happens
to food to farming, agriculture. If there are mass deportations
when a lot of these businesses.
Speaker 1 (21:11):
It's funny how the prices of food went up without
mass deportations, isn't it. Yeah, But now this is their
new thing that President Trump is going to cause inflation
by getting illegal aliens who are here illegally out of
places that illegally hired them.
Speaker 7 (21:31):
Use undocumented immigrants.
Speaker 1 (21:34):
Yeah, down it.
Speaker 6 (21:34):
Listen.
Speaker 4 (21:35):
Food would get more expensive, possibly a lot more expensive,
and that would directly undercut another Trump campaign proposal promise rather,
which is to get inflation under control.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
Now I see, So now getting rid of illegal aliens
who are here illegally and hired illegally by business is
that are operating illegally is going to somehow cause inflation
or at least keep inflation up. And I think for
most people, and pardon the pun, that is not necessarily
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a high price to pay to solve our border crisis
and to help people, for instance in inner cities and
veterans who are having their resources taken away by illegal aliens.
Speaker 4 (22:20):
But we continue big economic problem here is that we're
talking about industries that are.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
Here and now what's interesting how they're suddenly concerned about inflation.
They were, They were never concerned about inflation before the election.
They in fact sloughed it off. Oh you can afford it,
Oh it's not much. Oh, due to this, and that
some of them didn't even know the real prices of
ice because they don't do their food shopping. Food like
it does for a lot of people in Congress, just
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magically appears in front of you, kind of like gasoline
magically appears in your tank.
Speaker 4 (22:50):
Heavily reliant on foreign workers. Many of them are undocumented,
and that's illegal.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
So that the fact that a business decides it's going
to hire illegals, that's that businesses problem. They're operating illegally.
But these guys just act like the let's just a
matter of fact. Of course, they're all illegals, so this
is just going to hurt them.
Speaker 4 (23:15):
So when you have fewer workers, it means less food
and yes, higher prices. Let me just show you one example.
If you look at farm crop workers, a plurality of
people in that industry, forty percent are unauthorized.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
That's bad. That's not good. That's bad. And notice that
they're not complaining about the fact that forty one percent
of the crop farm workers in the US are illegal.
They seemingly have no problem with the fact that these
crop producers are operating illegally. And I know a lot
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of you although you don't think this way, very few
of us do. But imagine all the ways that you
could have an easier life if you just if you
just operated illegally, you know what I mean. If you
didn't have to license your car, if you didn't have
to pay pay your taxes. Oh, it would be wonderful.
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It would be a wonderful life for people if we
just were able to operate illegally.
Speaker 4 (24:15):
Bring to the USDA. One farmer in Michigan told me
that mass deportations would be quote devastating to the Aga
county because there just would not be enough people to
pick the crops.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Oh, I got you. Well, there would be enough people
to pick the crops if you just decided to operate
legally and hire people who are legal to pick crops.
Americans aren't averse to picking crops. I'd pick crops if
I could have an extra job or do whatever. I
would do that we're not averse to that. They're only
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hiring illegals because it's cheaper. They certainly don't have to
give them anything like health insurance or things like that.
It's really super cheap to hire an illegal which is
why they're doing it.
Speaker 4 (24:58):
Not just about farmers. If you look across the food
supply chain, there are many different parts of this that
rely on tens or even hundreds of thousands of undocumented workers.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
They're great. So the food supply chain is dependent on illegals, Well,
that's not good news. That's not acceptable, even if it
is acceptable by the standards of the news people, who
apparently at least they're consistent. They don't believe that an
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illegal alien crossing a border illegally commits a crime, and
they don't believe that businesses that hire the illegal aliens
are committing any kind of crime. They just are saying
that it's Trump who's the bad guy here, who's trying
to install law and order back into this country as
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it relates to the border and beyond, and they have
no problem with the fact that, I mean, this is
actually stunning news to me. And it's even more crazy
that CNN is even showing us the graph that shows
that forty one percent of crop workers are illegal.
Speaker 4 (26:09):
That's a problem from food processing to groceries and of
course of restaurants altogether, and estimated one point seven million
people who work in this space are undocumented.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Yeah, that's illegal. It's illegal to hire them. And in fact,
back in the day, people like Clinton were the ones
who were punishing the people who hired illegal aliens, and
it was people like Bush that basically didn't. And so
in this situation, this is one of the reasons why
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we have the people crossing the border to begin with,
because they're promised jobs and they know they're going to
get hired by companies that are operating illegally. That's exactly
what this is. And so to explain this away like
this is just well, you know, they hire the illegal
and illegals come over here and it's Trump who's the
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bad guy here is completely and totally outrageous. And Scott
Jennings and I'll have that on the other side of this,
Scott Jennings comes in and gives these people the reality
check that they need. But this is actually new information.
At least they're doing some reporting on how many illegals
are out there. They told us illegal alien ship was
(27:24):
not a problem, but apparently it is. This is the
Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie Alman here, happy to be filling in.
Good to be with you, Oh loving it the old
Cole Porter. Hey, this is the Jesse Kelly Show. Jamie
Alman here, privileged to be filling in for Jesse Kelly.
And I'm going to double back here real quickly before
i get to Scott. So the when I was, I
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was I'm the youngest of six, so I have two
older brothers, three older sisters, two older brothers, and my
older brothers beat me relentlessly and the only time I
could play, for instance, Corkpaul or hockey, is if I
was the goalie as strapped with carpet remnants and they
would just shoot pucks filled with corn at me. Or
if I played fuzzball, I'd get a tennis ball to
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the eye and that was the price I paid. But
you remember the old trick, you know, when you were
kids and you had people who are your brothers and
sisters would take your hand and then they would make
your hand slap your face right, stop hitting, and they
would say stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself.
Well that's basically what we're seeing the news media doing
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constantly now. Before the election, we saw it. After the election,
we're seeing it in spades, and this undocumented worker thing.
They're doing this whole story about how forty one percent
of crop workers in America are. It's not that they
have green cards. They're unauthorized individuals in this country. They're
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not green card holders. They're basically just on awe authorized
illegal aliens. And the fact that CNN is reporting this
to shoehorn it into some kind of criticism of Donald
Trump's deportation policy is nothing short of comical, because for
the most part, I think even people who watch CNN,
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and I think there are some smart people who watch CNN,
they're learning something new with every second of this broadcast, Like, Oh,
I didn't know that forty one percent of the crop
that's a problem, and that's been the problem we've been
talking about as common sense conservatism conservatives, and so they're
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telling us information. I didn't even know it was that bad.
I mean, I knew the border problem was bad, but
I didn't know it was that bad. And then they
go on to talk about the undocumented workers in the
food supply chain.
Speaker 4 (29:56):
Of course to groceries and of course of restaurants altogether,
and estimated one point seven million people who work in
this space are undocumented. Now we've reached out.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
And it's funny how a lot of people, maybe even
liberals watching CNN who voted for Trump are watching this
story going, wow, I sure, I am glad I voted
for Trump. This is a travesty. This is one crime
of coming across the border illegally and then another crime
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added to it by hiring them. And they're like, wow,
I sure, I'm glad I decided not to go for
Kamala because my liberal network is telling me how prolific
the problem of illegal alienship is so income Scott Jennings
and of course Jake Tapper's like, hey, wait a minute,
not everybody's talking about it. People, aren't, you know, going
(30:51):
crazy over this whole thing. What do you mean that
there's a meltdown about the Trump deport deporting farm workers.
Who's talking about I.
Speaker 8 (31:00):
Mean, everybody seems to be on the same sheet of
music today that this is going to mess up the
agriculture industry and drive the grocery price. I've seen numerous
pieces on it, I've seen everybody seems to be out
there talking about it.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
And so it's and by the way. Again, this is
the same network that didn't think it was a problem
that grocery prices were too high thanks to Kamala, Harris
and Biden. They were sloughing it off. And now suddenly
they're concerned about high grocery prices because said high grocery
prices might actually be coming because Trump lived up to
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his promise of deporting illegal aliens. So now suddenly they're
concerned about the price of eggs, which is really unusual.
What a transformation. I mean, Donald Trump has done wonders
for liberating the locked in minds of these crazy liberals on.
Speaker 8 (31:52):
Cnajake that Democrats this is their new line of attack
that Donald Trump's got a plan to raise your grocery
prices simply by following through on his campaign promises. And
I just don't think it's true.
Speaker 6 (32:02):
I mean, I've been covering this issue for since the
first Bush administration in two thousand and one. I mean,
this is always one of the issues with it is.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
Yeah, that's interesting. So Tapper has been covering this story
since two thousand and one, knowing the proliferation of illegal
aliens who are hired by businesses illegally, and he hasn't
said one word about it. So again, stop hitting yourself,
Jake Tapper, you're admitting something that actually isn't something that
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looks good on you. Oh. I've been covering this since
two thousand and one. I know how many people hire
illegal aliens? Yeah, well that's the reason why we have
so many illegal aliens, because they have these opportunities. And
the people who are hiring illegal aliens are indeed part
of the problem.
Speaker 6 (32:54):
That there are a lot of undocumented immigrants who work
for the agricultural sector, and is always concerns are those
people actually going to be deported? And if so, what
happens to prices for you know, regular folks.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
And never never mind the rule of law. I mean,
wasn't it Jake Tapper and the rest of their crew
who kept on saying no one is above the law,
especially when it came to the law fair against Donald Trump.
I think Jake Tapper, I could probably do a mashup
if I find scour the internet of Jake Tapper saying
or interviewing people who would say no one is above
(33:30):
the law, No one is above the law. Well, apparently
illegal aliens are above the law. In Jake Tapper's library
and businesses that higher illegal aliens are above the law
in Jake Tapper's library. I mean, it is crazy, the
hypocrisy of all this, and especially when you have Tapper,
someone who is admitting that he's known this to be
(33:52):
a problem since two thousand and one. Weren't these the
same people, aside from telling us that grocery prices important,
Weren't these the same people also telling us that the
border wasn't a problem, that illegal aliens and the influx
of them really wasn't a problem. They finally had to
have black people in Chicago who voted for Trump tell them, yeah,
(34:16):
it's a problem. Or people in Philadelphia, Latinos in Philadelphia
who have been busting their rear ends just to get
legal and be here whatever, and suddenly they're undercut by
all the illegal aliens. They have to tell the news media.
So these guys are suddenly kind of self fumigating, which
(34:39):
I'm really enjoying, and I hope you are too, all right,
coming up, another media outlet tries to go after RFK
over his war on the big food and this winds
up hilariously. This is the Jesse Kelly Show, and I'm
Jamie Allman,
Host
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