September 9, 2026 • 34 mins
Facts are not suggestions. How much intel did the Chinese get from Mitch McConnell? Apparently you cant arrest illegals if they have a child.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. Hello, and welcome to
the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show. I'm your guest host for tonight.
My name, ironically, is also Kelly. It's Kelly Nash. I
host a morning news talk show here in South Carolina
that airs in both Charleston and Columbia, and I know
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a lot of our local listeners love it. are super
excited for me. They've been sending me their messages of
encouragement about this opportunity tonight. And I, I have to admit,
I'm very excited about it too. To paraphrase Eminem, palms
are sweaty, arms are heavy, which is why I'm glad
I didn't eat my mom's spaghetti today. Look in my hands,
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I am holding so much stuff that we got to
get through tonight. Mitch McConnell, Mitch McConnell and his wife, Elaine,
Are they tools or were they tools of the communist?
The communists? The Communist Chinese Party? That is the report today. Well,
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we'll break that down a little bit later on. Also,
Trump signed an order in March that today is paying
off big for Americans. We'll let you know about that.
The lunacy of the Mizzou maps. This story is like
a tennis match. Ping pong back and forth. Today, we
had another court case on that one. Tom Holman is
stating facts. And the media is just sitting there turning
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into little puddles of goo. Stop it, Tom. Don't hit
me with so much truth. I hate it. We got
a New Hampshire candidate who I believe has given the perfect.
I mean, you couldn't have scripted a better answer. than
this New Hampshire candidate gave. We'll break that down a
little bit later on tonight. Trump administration gets a New
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York hospital system to bend the knee. Is Fox News
in collusion with James Tallarico? I don't know. I'll read
some of the tweets to you and you decide. I report,
you decide. How's that sound? All right. So when I
think about my show, what do I do? I look
like this is an opportunity for people who notice how
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crazy society has become. And this gives us an opportunity,
those of us who notice, to come together. It's kind
of like a truth support group. Like who would ever
thought that the truth needed a support group? But those
are the times that we're living in. You know, like
did I just go crazy or did two plus two
become whatever the group said it was? You're not crazy.
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This is a show for when you need someone to
say the quiet, obvious thing. But we need to say
it out loud. The sky is blue. The water is wet.
Joe Biden was not the sharpest, most energetic man in
any room ever. Western Michigan beat Michigan on Saturday, no
matter what the refs of the conference says. Truth is
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not a group project that's up for a vote. You know,
we live in a world that is rapidly, I mean,
it's like just warp 500. Filling up with people who
are my truth, your truth kind of people. People who
treat reality. It's like it's a buffet to them. I'm
just going to take what I want. I'll just take
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a little bit of this, a little bit of that.
I'll leave the rest for everybody else. I don't need that.
I don't need that truth. I'll leave that for you.
I'll say it's compassion. It sounds like it's polite. You're
not being polite. Because what happens the second... You let
people slide down that slope. Well, that's not the way
that I see it. You're not getting any more kindness.
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What you're getting into is arguments over whether or not
the floor is actually the floor. You notice that you're
not arguing or if you are arguing with people about,
is this a floor? We're not having a conversation anymore.
We're having stupid discussions, stupid arguments. You end up negotiating
with people who've decided that believing in gravity is suddenly
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an option. The things that we all used to know,
like a five-year-old used to know it. I don't know
if five-year-olds know these things anymore. The sky is in
fact blue. And it's not because we needed a committee
to vote on it. It's not because a group of
people in my inner circle you know, sent me messages
saying that, and I agree with them. I needed affirmation
that the sky is blue. It's because light hits atmosphere
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in a certain way and your eyes report it to
your mind that way. That's why it's blue. That's the deal.
Water is wet and you could write a thousand, I mean,
a 10,000 page paper about your lived experiences and it's
not wet. It's another thing. It's a It's a moist
sand or whatever you want to call it. But when
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you get into the ocean and treat it like a suggestion,
you will drown. Boys are boys. Girls are girls. That
is not hate. That is bigotry. Excuse me. That is
not bigotry. That is biology. There's a big difference between
bigotry and biology. Biology is biology. And biology has been
biologizing since humans have been humans. And if we keep
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messing with this biology stuff, we're not going to have
any more humans. When society starts treating gender like a
controversial opinion, we got real problems. So my truth and
my estimation, when you say my truth, that's in my lifetime,
probably the most expensive phrase we've ever had. It costs
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a lot to allow my truth to stand. It sounds
almost like it's humble. It's the opposite of humble. When
you say my truth, What you mean is I don't
have the answer that I want. I only have an
answer that I prefer. And if that's allowed at the
adult's table, look, it works for kids, fine. But at
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the adult table, if your truth is allowed to stand
as a fact, then now we're just dealing in feelings.
A crime statistic is no longer a statistic, it's a narrative.
A border is now some sort of construct. Men in
women's sports, that's considered inclusion. That's crazy. A child who
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has become confused probably because adults have been putting confusing
things into their mind is now a medical customer. And
the crazy thing is you don't need a group of
evil people to allow this to happen. It's just a
group of people who don't want to say no. That's
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the slippery slope. It doesn't start with like some, you know,
crazy manifesto nailed to a wall, like we're going to
do this and blah, blah, blah. I mean, there are
some people doing that. But it really starts, I think,
with most people saying, look, I don't want to be
that guy in the group chat. I don't want to
call anybody out here in the office. I just want
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to go along to get along. And one day you're
watching a bunch of grown people argue about over, can
a man get pregnant? And the people who say, no,
it's not possible for a man to get pregnant. They're
told they need sensitivity training. This is, this is so
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much more than just trying to like score, you know,
some sort of culture war points on the radio. It's
about whether a country can actually share a map. If
you can't agree on like, The things that are so,
not so for me. They're not so for my community.
It's just so. It is so. If you can't agree
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on that, then you can't agree on, like, anything. School, sports, medicine, crime.
Who gets to rewrite the new rules for everybody? We've
got two groups of people. I'm in the group. Well, maybe,
you know what? James Tallarico is correct. We've got six
groups of people. I'm going back to two groups of people.
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But this isn't a sex thing. This is not a
gender thing. This is just the way people look at words.
Like I'm in a group of people, and I think
you probably are too. We're in a group that thinks
that words describe the world as it really is. What
is really happening? That's the world that I live in.
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and that we all actually live in, but that's what
the words are for, to describe what's really happening. But
there's another group of people, and they are really swelling
in size as of late, and they're using words to
recreate the world as they would like it to be.
They're not using our facts, they're using their facts. That's
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the difference. These two groups, I mean, they can't be
on like a you know, like a city council meeting together.
They can't even share a Thanksgiving table, or maybe I
should call it a harvest festival table. The people in
the middle, these are the people who don't think about
any of these things. They just really just want to
live their life. They just want to work. They just
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don't want to be called a bigot if they notice
the obvious, something that's obvious. If you point it out,
if you agree with what had been agreed upon, You're
called a bigot. They don't want that. Those are the
people you got to start wondering now, are they the problem?
They're not the problem. This is a reality space. I'm
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not here to affirm your feelings. I'm here to put
the furniture back where it belongs. When the official story
and your eyes don't match, I'm the guy who says,
you know what?
Speaker 2 (10:02):
Go ahead.
Speaker 1 (10:03):
Trust your eyes. Check the data. Check the history. Check
the body. Check the damn sky. You're allowed to notice.
And you're allowed to say, that's not true, without a
10-minute apology before or after. You're allowed to love people
and not lie to them. You're not supposed to lie
to them. All right, I'm going to tell you that
the sky is, if they say it's a social construct,
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we're going to say it's about light. If they tell
you it's about pronouns, we'll tell you about drowning. We're
going to tell you about a boy is not a girl.
We're going to talk about chromosome sports records and the
girls who lost the medal. I'll bring her out and
say she should have won the medal. All right, I
have to take time for a break. But when this
show comes back, we've got a lot to get to.
We're going to get your feet on the ground. Hit
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me up on social media, on all platforms. I'm at
Kelly Nash Radio. Thanks for listening tonight as I fill
in for the world-famous Jesse Kelly on The Jesse Kelly Show.
He doesn't care if you believe him, but he's right.
Jesse Kelly. It is The Jesse Kelly Show, but guest
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host tonight, Kelly Nash filling in for Jesse and This
story out of Missouri is bonkers. Absolutely bonkers. Now, everybody
remembers Donald Trump said, we need to win. We need
to do what the Democrats do. I want you to redistrict.
Go ahead. Get us some votes. And they did. Republicans
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all across the Fruited Plains started trying to figure out
ways to redistrict maps, legally gerrymandering. That is very legal. Now,
some people say it's immoral. Okay. I'm not sure what
that has to do with the law. So if you
have a problem with the law, then you need to
talk to your lawmakers about changing the law. But the
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law is the law. So gerrymandering is the law. And currently,
when you own the districts, excuse me, when you own
the statehouse, you get to gerrymander however you would like.
Democrats have been doing it for years. I'm originally from
New England. Let's go and take a look at all
of the Republicans from New England. They'll be meeting over
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at Susan Collins' house. That's about it. So when you
take a look at these people and say, well, how
are you so upset that the Republicans are finally doing it? Well,
it's just because they are. It's just because they are.
They're a bunch of lunatics. So there's a group out
in Missouri called the People Not Politicians Group. And when
the GOP passed their new maps, which make it appear, again,
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nothing's assured, It makes it appear that the district around
Kansas City is going to be split. And now it
more than likely is going to go to a Republican.
That a longtime Democrat there is going to lose his seat.
They don't like that. So that's why they filed a suit.
And in their suit, I was shocked. The Missouri Supreme
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Court said they win. The Supreme Court of Missouri last
week said no. the, the, the nut balls, uh, they're,
they're right. What, what, what interpretation of what are you using?
I don't even understand how you got to that decision,
but they did not the first time we've seen radical,
you know, advocacy from the bench, but that's what you
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got at the Missouri Supreme court level. Now, the guy
who's the secretary of state, a guy named Denny Hoskins
there said, we got a problem because we already use
these maps. We've already used the new maps that we
passed last year. We use those for our primaries. So
in essence, if you're telling us that we can't use
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these maps, then we've disenfranchised a bunch of voters. And
so they took that back to court. And a federal
judge in St. Louis issued a temporary order saying that
the state must use the new maps. So you've got
the Supreme Court saying you've got to use the old maps.
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You've got the district court saying you must use the
new maps in order to not disenfranchise the voters. It's crazy.
So now what's happening? Well, here's what's happening. The people,
not politicians, the lunatics who can't, you know, will do
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anything to make sure that they can hang on to power,
have filed an emergency appeal. begging the Eighth Circuit, please
stop this new map. Well, today, the Eighth Circuit said,
kick rocks. We're not doing that. Now, this is the
Eighth Circuit telling the group, I don't even think there's
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jurisdiction here over this kind of temporary order in the group.
You don't show anything that deserves a stay. Everything indicates
we should be using the new maps. That's what the
law should do. But it's not over. Because nothing ever
ends with the Democrats. It never ends. These people fight
for power. I have to admit, I tip my hat
to them. They are very tenacious the way they go
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after the power. So there's going to be more court cases.
As a matter of fact, that will continue tomorrow. The
Missouri Supreme Court has now ordered the Secretary of State
before them tomorrow morning to explain why he shouldn't be
held in contempt of court. for not following their order,
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but following the most recent order. We now have the
Eighth Circuit fighting with the Missouri Supreme Court. And poor
Denny Hoskins, I mean, Hoskins, whatever his name is, the
Secretary of State, he's stuck in the middle here. He's like,
what am I supposed to do? Denny, stick with your guns.
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Stick with what you think is right, which is Look,
anybody who understands the basics of this would understand that
the statehouse has passed the laws. The statehouse is the
one who made the maps. And that is all legal.
That has been upheld everywhere in the country. So it's
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not the shocking thing was that the Missouri Supreme Court
struck it down last week. What? And then said, go
back to a 2022 map. Those people need to get
their heads checked. That's just as obvious as the air
that we breathe. When we saw that court case come
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out last week, we're like, what are you talking about?
How could you possibly side with the lunatics? But they did.
I don't know enough about the Missouri Supreme Court to
know how they got to that decision. But that is
a crazy decision. The Eighth Circuit is trying to restore order.
Tip of the hat to those folks for trying to
restore order. In a year of just chaos, which we're
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seeing from coast to coast in the judicial system, it's
nice to see somebody. Every now and again, they get
it right. Every now and again. Usually it has to
go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. And
then we all just hold our breath. What's John Roberts
going to do today? Is he going to be team
sanity or not? So didn't end up going there this time. Well, maybe.
There's still time. We'll see how it goes tomorrow morning
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for old Donnie in the Supreme Court. All right, we'll
be back in a minute. It's Kelly Nash at Kelly
Nash Radio. If you want to talk on social media,
in for Jesse Kelly. This is The Jesse Kelly Show.
I appreciate you listening to The Jesse Kelly Show. My
name is Kelly Nash. No relation, obviously. And we're having
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some fun tonight. And also, I'll be honest, I'm working
myself up into a little bit of a frenzy, just
a touch of a frenzy. Look, am I cognizant that
government corruption happens? Of course. Everybody knows that. What really
ticks me off is when it's being almost flaunted under
our nose for decades. What kind of suckers do we
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have working in the U.S., let's say, intelligence agencies? Let
me explain to you what I'm getting at here. So
there's a group in China.
Speaker 2 (18:13):
China.
Speaker 1 (18:14):
They've got the United Front Work Department, UFWD, described by U.S.
officials as a CCP tool for influence, recruiting overseas Chinese,
and sometimes intelligence work. So, okay, we have the communists.
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working to recruit overseas Chinese and sometimes do intelligence work.
And if you can use some influence inside the country,
wherever you're at, to try to make us look better,
we'd appreciate that. Maybe buy us a little grace with
the people in your community. Now, what would, say in America,
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who would be a perfect, and I mean, you couldn't
draw up a better candidate To fit that job Think
about it for a moment The answer is Elaine Chao
And again, if maybe you're new to politics Maybe you're
not familiar with Elaine Chao That's Mitch McConnell's wife Born
in Taiwan Moved to America as a child Then got
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involved in U.S. politics And made many, many, many, many, many,
many trips to China before, during, and after her serving
in the U.S. Labor Department and other cabinet appointments. So,
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red flags should be going up anytime someone's making numerous
trips to China. That should be like, well, what's going on?
Why are you going to China so much? What's that
all about? I mean, they are our enemy. We all
know that. Why are you getting over there and getting
all friendly-like? when you also happen to have been born
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Chinese and raised by a father who, according to the
Daily Wire reporting today, was appointed to communist positions. How
is it that the Daily Wire is just finding this out?
This is one of those things that I'm like, wait
a minute, what? So you go all the way back
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to 2001 when Chao was appointed by Bush, and apparently
at that time, People were all over this idea as well.
And guess what they were called? Guess what the word
was to get everybody off of her? Racist. You're a
racist because you noticed that a Chinese woman keeps going
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back to China and gets her photographs with all the
communist Chinese leaders. And seems to hang out with them
a lot. And if you notice that and say, hey,
that doesn't look right, you're a racist. They used that
in 2001. And guess what they're calling it today? This
is a racist report. I love it. Spokesperson Patrick O'Connor
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says this is racist. The Daily Caller said, why is
it racist? And he basically just said, because it is
it is what it is. You are racist for noticing.
He's calling it a hit piece, obviously. The idea that
you could draw up a better person for that group
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in China. Oh, and then the fact that the Daily
Wire now has like titles that she was given. She
had titles. There's no possible way that the Daily Wire
knew that or found that out today and that the
CIA didn't know that when she was working for Bush, because, again,
they're going back and they're saying like for an example here,
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she was placed as an honorary chairperson, then advisor to
the Jidong branch of the China Overseas Friendship Association starting
in 2008 while working as the labor secretary. and then
continuing in the 2010s while overlapping her years at the DOT.
There's no possible way that the CIA didn't know that.
There's no conceivable world that we live in that the
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CIA didn't know that Elaine Chao was at least fraternizing
with the communists. There's no way, which means that they
told some people in power, whether it was in the
Bush administration or the Obama administration, Somebody was told, and
somebody should have pointed out as well, and I'm sure
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they did, that she's also married to one of the
most influential senators in America. He votes on a lot
of regulations and legislation and things that could influence China
in a big way. Look, you've got to call them
both ways. You know, if you want to talk about
Fang Fang, which I certainly do... I have no I mean, yes,
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he should have been kicked out of Congress over Fang Fang.
But should Mitch McConnell not be held accountable for his
wife being a part of the apparently the communist Chinese government? Again,
where was she working at, according to the Daily Wire
or the Daily Caller? My bad. The Daily Caller said
that she worked for the United Front Work Department, which U.S.
officials describe as a CCP tool for influence, recruiting overseas
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Chinese and sometimes intelligence work. You couldn't create a better
candidate than Elaine. This is the ultimate candidate. She is
an overseas Chinese person who was raised by two people
who were born and raised in China. She might, I
don't know, be sympathetic to the Chinese cause. Then she
starts climbing that ladder. She's working her way up. I
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don't know how it is. But then all of a
sudden she meets Mitch McConnell. And I'm sure it was
just love at first sight when you see the turtle.
When you see the turtle, does everybody not just go, oh,
my gosh, he's so dreamy. I can't believe her good
fortune that the turtle found her attractive. Yeah, the turtle
found her attractive. She was as hot as fang fang.
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This is unbelievable that this has just been under our noses.
They've been like the Chinese must have been laughing for days.
Decades at the United States. Decades. Labor secretary under George W. Bush.
Transportation secretary under Donald Trump. Later sat on the board
of the EV charging company, ChargePoint. And is a fellow,
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of course, very important fellow at the Hudson Institute. Look,
her family's got communist roots. She is fraternizing with the
Chinese government. and the communist leaders. There's no possible way
that that wasn't a red flag. There's no possible way
that the Daily Signal somehow, or the Daily Caller somehow,
was able to beat the CIA on this. The CIA
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has all of this information and more, I'm sure. And
the fact that nobody told her to at least chill?
Optics matter. Optics matter. You can't just be running around
with the leader's of the Communist Party. And do you
want to say it's racist? Okay, I'll say it's racist.
I mean, I don't feel awkward about it. It's no
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different than if an Irish national comes to America and
suddenly the IRA leaders and this Irish national who became
an American citizen are hanging out together. And this is,
I'm going back to when the IRA was really the
bad IRA. And they're doing the bombings and all that
sort of stuff. And this person from America is climbing
the political ladder, yet still hanging out with the IRA leaders.
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Of course, I'm going to say somebody has to call
that out. It's not racist to notice that an Irish
person is hanging out with Irish terrorists or that the
Chinese person is hanging out with communists and is married
to a senator and is now working in the State Department.
It's crazy that this happened. But again. I guess for noticing,
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we're racist. So put yourself in the racist category along
with The Daily Caller. I think we'll take a quick break.
If you have thoughts on that story, I'd love to
hear your thoughts. You can let me know on any
social media platform. I'm at Kelly Nash Radio. Kelly Nash
filling in for Jesse Kelly on the world famous Jesse
Kelly Show. The Jesse Kelly Show. On air and online
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at jessikellyshow.com. Hi there. My name is Kelly Nash. Filling
in for Jesse Kelly tonight. And just a little back
story on me. I am from Connecticut originally. Born and
raised there. Lived in New York for a number of years.
And then made the decision in the early 2000s to escape.
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I had to get out of the tyranny of the Northeast,
and I escaped to South Carolina. And I've been here
for over 20 years and have loved every minute of
it and would never live up there ever again. But,
you know, growing up in a state, you still have
some affection for the state, and you keep an eye
on the state. And so I keep my eye particularly
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on Connecticut. And so, you know, last week I saw
Chris Murphy, the senator, who I think I did Halloween
come early for Chris Murphy. Did you see him on
meet the press? He was typically, he looks soft as
tissue like that. Like he is a very gentle person.
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And I guess he's trying to toughen up for the
political season or something. I don't know, but he looked
like he'd like bought like a fake, like almost like
a Don Johnson type of beard type of thing was
going on there. And he, got like his costume. Like
it was like, I am a costume of a tough
guy and I've got a hat on and I'm tough.
It was like a dark hat that said UConn on it.
And I'm, yeah, I'm a tough guy. It's like Tim
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Wall's tough. So anyway, he was on meet the press.
I think it was last week. And apparently this week
he tweeted out some story that ice had now detained
some parents in Danbury, Connecticut. And this is highly offensive, highly, highly,
highly offensive. You know, you can't arrest people at bus stops.
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I'm wondering, like, what are— is every place a safe zone? Like,
where can't police arrest people? We should get, like, a map,
and then we all know. Okay, well, you can't arrest
them at the school. You can't arrest them at the church.
You can't arrest them at the bus stop. You can't
arrest them at the— I don't know, the pharmacy. Is there
other places that we're not supposed to arrest people? But
I guess of particular note to the reporters who started
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asking Tom Holman about it, is the fact that they
have a child. They have a child. So all hands
are off now that you have a child. And they
were asking Tom Holman about it.
Speaker 2 (28:57):
Is he here in violation of the law? Should he
be arrested in front of his 16-year-old daughter at this
school last time?
Speaker 1 (29:03):
I'm not aware of that.
Speaker 3 (29:04):
And the bottom line is if just because you have...
Here's the issue. If the message you want to send
to the whole world, as your country, is a crime,
it's okay. If you get an order and move, ignore it.
Speaker 1 (29:17):
No, no, no, no. Have a U.S.
Speaker 3 (29:19):
Citizen child and you're good to go.
Speaker 1 (29:24):
The law means nothing to you anymore.
Speaker 3 (29:25):
If that's the message we send to the whole world,
intercultural against the crime, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1 (29:29):
Have a U.S. citizen child and you're off the table?
Speaker 2 (29:32):
If that's the message you want to send to the
whole world, the most vulnerable people putting themselves in harm's way,
like under the Biden administration where four four thousand aliens
died making that journey no law the law enforcement is
meaningful and if you're in the country illegally you've got
a problem.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
If you're in the country illegally you've got a problem
Believe that. Believe that. When Tom Holman tells you you've
got a problem, you've got a problem. And the poor
little reporters looked like they were ready to break down
and cry. They were melting into a little puddle. Tom,
stop being mean. It was a 16-year-old girl, but she
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saw her parents being detained. Did they break the law? Well, yeah,
but still, it's a 16-year-old fragile little girl. She shouldn't
have to see that. Well, then don't break the law.
I mean, that's a pretty quick answer right there, isn't it?
Don't break the law and your kids won't have to
see that. They won't have to see a frog marched
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out of the country, which is eventually what's probably going
to happen to these people. I would imagine. I don't
know anything about this case, but, you know, just based
off of the fact that if ICE arrested you, I'm
assuming that they had reasons. Now, perhaps we'll find out
when they get them. You know, there'll be an update
at some point because every now and again, ICE grabs
the wrong people. It happens. And then, you know, again,
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the racism charge, we're going to roll that out again.
And no, it was just mistaken idea. You know, maybe
we went to the wrong house or something like that.
These things happen. But for the most part, 99.9 percent,
I would say, are probably a OK. And so if
you've been if you find yourself getting pulled over by
ice or pulled off of a bus or something like that,
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you're probably going what we would like to call home.
You would like to call this place home, but this
is not your home. Your home is somewhere else. And
so you're going to go to your home. And for
some of you, your home is a prison. And I'm
sorry for you, but that's where you're going to end
up going. And Tom Holman is correct. The worst thing
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that happened to a lot of immigrants was Joe Biden
opening up the border. And the Democrats refused to acknowledge that. Now,
Tom Holman said 4,000 died on the trip here. I mean,
that's 4,000 that we know of. Let's be honest. How
many people died, you know, somewhere, you know, anywhere on
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that trail? Remember those trains that you would see the
videos of? And it would be like a thousand people
just hanging on the sides of the train. They're hanging
on a side of a train that's supposed to go
hundreds of miles. Never mind the people that are packed
inside or whatever. They're just literally hanging off the side
of the train. If one of them fell off the
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track in Nicaragua, do we know about that? Of course not.
We wouldn't know what happened to those people. There's probably
many more than the 4,000 that they're aware of that died.
And let's not even begin to count the toll on
human trafficking. Joe Biden and his administration are possibly the
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greatest slave traders the world has ever known. No one
has created more slaves than Joe Biden. Nobody. If you
hate slavery, you should be protesting the Democrat Party and
using Joe Biden's name as a slur. Like that, you know,
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when they say, I know Jim Crow wasn't a real person.
I know that. But when they say it's like Jim
Crow or whatever, it's like Joe Biden. It should become
a slur. The name Biden put so many children, so
many young, innocent people, because they had stupid parents who
took up the opportunity to try to bum rush the
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United States, put so many of them in slave traders' hands.
We'd never be able to track that. Never. They're not
just in America now, by the way. They're shipped all
over the planet. There's tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands,
maybe millions that that happened to. Because again, when you're
living in a crap hole of a country and somebody says, hey,
America's given out free everything. What? Yeah. The president of
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the United States, they literally had a billboard in some
of these countries. Just call a number, use an app,
download it. The U.S. taxpayer will send a plane for
you and we'll set you up in a four or
five star hotel. And we'll give you free health care,
free food, all the stuff you need, whatever you need.
And get yourself an Obama phone. Everybody got Obama phone.
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That was the insanity that we lived through. And the
the harm, the damage that they did under the Biden administration.
I don't know that we get over it in our lifetimes,
but we shouldn't forget it. Never forget Joe Biden and
what he did. All right. This is Kelly Nash. I'm
at Kelly Nash Radio on social media filling in for
Jesse Kelly.
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. Hello, and welcome to
the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show. I'm your guest host for tonight.
My name, ironically, is also Kelly. It's Kelly Nash. I
host a morning news talk show here in South Carolina
that airs in both Charleston and Columbia, and I know
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a lot of our local listeners love it. are super
excited for me. They've been sending me their messages of
encouragement about this opportunity tonight. And I, I have to admit,
I'm very excited about it too. To paraphrase Eminem, palms
are sweaty, arms are heavy, which is why I'm glad
I didn't eat my mom's spaghetti today. Look in my hands,
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I am holding so much stuff that we got to
get through tonight. Mitch McConnell, Mitch McConnell and his wife, Elaine,
Are they tools or were they tools of the communist?
The communists? The Communist Chinese Party? That is the report today. Well,
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we'll break that down a little bit later on. Also,
Trump signed an order in March that today is paying
off big for Americans. We'll let you know about that.
The lunacy of the Mizzou maps. This story is like
a tennis match. Ping pong back and forth. Today, we
had another court case on that one. Tom Holman is
stating facts. And the media is just sitting there turning
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into little puddles of goo. Stop it, Tom. Don't hit
me with so much truth. I hate it. We got
a New Hampshire candidate who I believe has given the perfect.
I mean, you couldn't have scripted a better answer. than
this New Hampshire candidate gave. We'll break that down a
little bit later on tonight. Trump administration gets a New
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York hospital system to bend the knee. Is Fox News
in collusion with James Tallarico? I don't know. I'll read
some of the tweets to you and you decide. I report,
you decide. How's that sound? All right. So when I
think about my show, what do I do? I look
like this is an opportunity for people who notice how
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crazy society has become. And this gives us an opportunity,
those of us who notice, to come together. It's kind
of like a truth support group. Like who would ever
thought that the truth needed a support group? But those
are the times that we're living in. You know, like
did I just go crazy or did two plus two
become whatever the group said it was? You're not crazy.
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This is a show for when you need someone to
say the quiet, obvious thing. But we need to say
it out loud. The sky is blue. The water is wet.
Joe Biden was not the sharpest, most energetic man in
any room ever. Western Michigan beat Michigan on Saturday, no
matter what the refs of the conference says. Truth is
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not a group project that's up for a vote. You know,
we live in a world that is rapidly, I mean,
it's like just warp 500. Filling up with people who
are my truth, your truth kind of people. People who
treat reality. It's like it's a buffet to them. I'm
just going to take what I want. I'll just take
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a little bit of this, a little bit of that.
I'll leave the rest for everybody else. I don't need that.
I don't need that truth. I'll leave that for you.
I'll say it's compassion. It sounds like it's polite. You're
not being polite. Because what happens the second... You let
people slide down that slope. Well, that's not the way
that I see it. You're not getting any more kindness.
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What you're getting into is arguments over whether or not
the floor is actually the floor. You notice that you're
not arguing or if you are arguing with people about,
is this a floor? We're not having a conversation anymore.
We're having stupid discussions, stupid arguments. You end up negotiating
with people who've decided that believing in gravity is suddenly
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an option. The things that we all used to know,
like a five-year-old used to know it. I don't know
if five-year-olds know these things anymore. The sky is in
fact blue. And it's not because we needed a committee
to vote on it. It's not because a group of
people in my inner circle you know, sent me messages
saying that, and I agree with them. I needed affirmation
that the sky is blue. It's because light hits atmosphere
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in a certain way and your eyes report it to
your mind that way. That's why it's blue. That's the deal.
Water is wet and you could write a thousand, I mean,
a 10,000 page paper about your lived experiences and it's
not wet. It's another thing. It's a It's a moist
sand or whatever you want to call it. But when
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you get into the ocean and treat it like a suggestion,
you will drown. Boys are boys. Girls are girls. That
is not hate. That is bigotry. Excuse me. That is
not bigotry. That is biology. There's a big difference between
bigotry and biology. Biology is biology. And biology has been
biologizing since humans have been humans. And if we keep
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messing with this biology stuff, we're not going to have
any more humans. When society starts treating gender like a
controversial opinion, we got real problems. So my truth and
my estimation, when you say my truth, that's in my lifetime,
probably the most expensive phrase we've ever had. It costs
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a lot to allow my truth to stand. It sounds
almost like it's humble. It's the opposite of humble. When
you say my truth, What you mean is I don't
have the answer that I want. I only have an
answer that I prefer. And if that's allowed at the
adult's table, look, it works for kids, fine. But at
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the adult table, if your truth is allowed to stand
as a fact, then now we're just dealing in feelings.
A crime statistic is no longer a statistic, it's a narrative.
A border is now some sort of construct. Men in
women's sports, that's considered inclusion. That's crazy. A child who
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has become confused probably because adults have been putting confusing
things into their mind is now a medical customer. And
the crazy thing is you don't need a group of
evil people to allow this to happen. It's just a
group of people who don't want to say no. That's
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the slippery slope. It doesn't start with like some, you know,
crazy manifesto nailed to a wall, like we're going to
do this and blah, blah, blah. I mean, there are
some people doing that. But it really starts, I think,
with most people saying, look, I don't want to be
that guy in the group chat. I don't want to
call anybody out here in the office. I just want
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to go along to get along. And one day you're
watching a bunch of grown people argue about over, can
a man get pregnant? And the people who say, no,
it's not possible for a man to get pregnant. They're
told they need sensitivity training. This is, this is so
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much more than just trying to like score, you know,
some sort of culture war points on the radio. It's
about whether a country can actually share a map. If
you can't agree on like, The things that are so,
not so for me. They're not so for my community.
It's just so. It is so. If you can't agree
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on that, then you can't agree on, like, anything. School, sports, medicine, crime.
Who gets to rewrite the new rules for everybody? We've
got two groups of people. I'm in the group. Well, maybe,
you know what? James Tallarico is correct. We've got six
groups of people. I'm going back to two groups of people.
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But this isn't a sex thing. This is not a
gender thing. This is just the way people look at words.
Like I'm in a group of people, and I think
you probably are too. We're in a group that thinks
that words describe the world as it really is. What
is really happening? That's the world that I live in.
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and that we all actually live in, but that's what
the words are for, to describe what's really happening. But
there's another group of people, and they are really swelling
in size as of late, and they're using words to
recreate the world as they would like it to be.
They're not using our facts, they're using their facts. That's
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the difference. These two groups, I mean, they can't be
on like a you know, like a city council meeting together.
They can't even share a Thanksgiving table, or maybe I
should call it a harvest festival table. The people in
the middle, these are the people who don't think about
any of these things. They just really just want to
live their life. They just want to work. They just
(09:32):
don't want to be called a bigot if they notice
the obvious, something that's obvious. If you point it out,
if you agree with what had been agreed upon, You're
called a bigot. They don't want that. Those are the
people you got to start wondering now, are they the problem?
They're not the problem. This is a reality space. I'm
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not here to affirm your feelings. I'm here to put
the furniture back where it belongs. When the official story
and your eyes don't match, I'm the guy who says,
you know what?
Speaker 2 (10:02):
Go ahead.
Speaker 1 (10:03):
Trust your eyes. Check the data. Check the history. Check
the body. Check the damn sky. You're allowed to notice.
And you're allowed to say, that's not true, without a
10-minute apology before or after. You're allowed to love people
and not lie to them. You're not supposed to lie
to them. All right, I'm going to tell you that
the sky is, if they say it's a social construct,
(10:25):
we're going to say it's about light. If they tell
you it's about pronouns, we'll tell you about drowning. We're
going to tell you about a boy is not a girl.
We're going to talk about chromosome sports records and the
girls who lost the medal. I'll bring her out and
say she should have won the medal. All right, I
have to take time for a break. But when this
show comes back, we've got a lot to get to.
We're going to get your feet on the ground. Hit
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me up on social media, on all platforms. I'm at
Kelly Nash Radio. Thanks for listening tonight as I fill
in for the world-famous Jesse Kelly on The Jesse Kelly Show.
He doesn't care if you believe him, but he's right.
Jesse Kelly. It is The Jesse Kelly Show, but guest
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host tonight, Kelly Nash filling in for Jesse and This
story out of Missouri is bonkers. Absolutely bonkers. Now, everybody
remembers Donald Trump said, we need to win. We need
to do what the Democrats do. I want you to redistrict.
Go ahead. Get us some votes. And they did. Republicans
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all across the Fruited Plains started trying to figure out
ways to redistrict maps, legally gerrymandering. That is very legal. Now,
some people say it's immoral. Okay. I'm not sure what
that has to do with the law. So if you
have a problem with the law, then you need to
talk to your lawmakers about changing the law. But the
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law is the law. So gerrymandering is the law. And currently,
when you own the districts, excuse me, when you own
the statehouse, you get to gerrymander however you would like.
Democrats have been doing it for years. I'm originally from
New England. Let's go and take a look at all
of the Republicans from New England. They'll be meeting over
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at Susan Collins' house. That's about it. So when you
take a look at these people and say, well, how
are you so upset that the Republicans are finally doing it? Well,
it's just because they are. It's just because they are.
They're a bunch of lunatics. So there's a group out
in Missouri called the People Not Politicians Group. And when
the GOP passed their new maps, which make it appear, again,
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nothing's assured, It makes it appear that the district around
Kansas City is going to be split. And now it
more than likely is going to go to a Republican.
That a longtime Democrat there is going to lose his seat.
They don't like that. So that's why they filed a suit.
And in their suit, I was shocked. The Missouri Supreme
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Court said they win. The Supreme Court of Missouri last
week said no. the, the, the nut balls, uh, they're,
they're right. What, what, what interpretation of what are you using?
I don't even understand how you got to that decision,
but they did not the first time we've seen radical,
you know, advocacy from the bench, but that's what you
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got at the Missouri Supreme court level. Now, the guy
who's the secretary of state, a guy named Denny Hoskins
there said, we got a problem because we already use
these maps. We've already used the new maps that we
passed last year. We use those for our primaries. So
in essence, if you're telling us that we can't use
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these maps, then we've disenfranchised a bunch of voters. And
so they took that back to court. And a federal
judge in St. Louis issued a temporary order saying that
the state must use the new maps. So you've got
the Supreme Court saying you've got to use the old maps.
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You've got the district court saying you must use the
new maps in order to not disenfranchise the voters. It's crazy.
So now what's happening? Well, here's what's happening. The people,
not politicians, the lunatics who can't, you know, will do
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anything to make sure that they can hang on to power,
have filed an emergency appeal. begging the Eighth Circuit, please
stop this new map. Well, today, the Eighth Circuit said,
kick rocks. We're not doing that. Now, this is the
Eighth Circuit telling the group, I don't even think there's
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jurisdiction here over this kind of temporary order in the group.
You don't show anything that deserves a stay. Everything indicates
we should be using the new maps. That's what the
law should do. But it's not over. Because nothing ever
ends with the Democrats. It never ends. These people fight
for power. I have to admit, I tip my hat
to them. They are very tenacious the way they go
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after the power. So there's going to be more court cases.
As a matter of fact, that will continue tomorrow. The
Missouri Supreme Court has now ordered the Secretary of State
before them tomorrow morning to explain why he shouldn't be
held in contempt of court. for not following their order,
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but following the most recent order. We now have the
Eighth Circuit fighting with the Missouri Supreme Court. And poor
Denny Hoskins, I mean, Hoskins, whatever his name is, the
Secretary of State, he's stuck in the middle here. He's like,
what am I supposed to do? Denny, stick with your guns.
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Stick with what you think is right, which is Look,
anybody who understands the basics of this would understand that
the statehouse has passed the laws. The statehouse is the
one who made the maps. And that is all legal.
That has been upheld everywhere in the country. So it's
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not the shocking thing was that the Missouri Supreme Court
struck it down last week. What? And then said, go
back to a 2022 map. Those people need to get
their heads checked. That's just as obvious as the air
that we breathe. When we saw that court case come
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out last week, we're like, what are you talking about?
How could you possibly side with the lunatics? But they did.
I don't know enough about the Missouri Supreme Court to
know how they got to that decision. But that is
a crazy decision. The Eighth Circuit is trying to restore order.
Tip of the hat to those folks for trying to
restore order. In a year of just chaos, which we're
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seeing from coast to coast in the judicial system, it's
nice to see somebody. Every now and again, they get
it right. Every now and again. Usually it has to
go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. And
then we all just hold our breath. What's John Roberts
going to do today? Is he going to be team
sanity or not? So didn't end up going there this time. Well, maybe.
There's still time. We'll see how it goes tomorrow morning
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for old Donnie in the Supreme Court. All right, we'll
be back in a minute. It's Kelly Nash at Kelly
Nash Radio. If you want to talk on social media,
in for Jesse Kelly. This is The Jesse Kelly Show.
I appreciate you listening to The Jesse Kelly Show. My
name is Kelly Nash. No relation, obviously. And we're having
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some fun tonight. And also, I'll be honest, I'm working
myself up into a little bit of a frenzy, just
a touch of a frenzy. Look, am I cognizant that
government corruption happens? Of course. Everybody knows that. What really
ticks me off is when it's being almost flaunted under
our nose for decades. What kind of suckers do we
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have working in the U.S., let's say, intelligence agencies? Let
me explain to you what I'm getting at here. So
there's a group in China.
Speaker 2 (18:13):
China.
Speaker 1 (18:14):
They've got the United Front Work Department, UFWD, described by U.S.
officials as a CCP tool for influence, recruiting overseas Chinese,
and sometimes intelligence work. So, okay, we have the communists.
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working to recruit overseas Chinese and sometimes do intelligence work.
And if you can use some influence inside the country,
wherever you're at, to try to make us look better,
we'd appreciate that. Maybe buy us a little grace with
the people in your community. Now, what would, say in America,
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who would be a perfect, and I mean, you couldn't
draw up a better candidate To fit that job Think
about it for a moment The answer is Elaine Chao
And again, if maybe you're new to politics Maybe you're
not familiar with Elaine Chao That's Mitch McConnell's wife Born
in Taiwan Moved to America as a child Then got
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involved in U.S. politics And made many, many, many, many, many,
many trips to China before, during, and after her serving
in the U.S. Labor Department and other cabinet appointments. So,
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red flags should be going up anytime someone's making numerous
trips to China. That should be like, well, what's going on?
Why are you going to China so much? What's that
all about? I mean, they are our enemy. We all
know that. Why are you getting over there and getting
all friendly-like? when you also happen to have been born
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Chinese and raised by a father who, according to the
Daily Wire reporting today, was appointed to communist positions. How
is it that the Daily Wire is just finding this out?
This is one of those things that I'm like, wait
a minute, what? So you go all the way back
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to 2001 when Chao was appointed by Bush, and apparently
at that time, People were all over this idea as well.
And guess what they were called? Guess what the word
was to get everybody off of her? Racist. You're a
racist because you noticed that a Chinese woman keeps going
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back to China and gets her photographs with all the
communist Chinese leaders. And seems to hang out with them
a lot. And if you notice that and say, hey,
that doesn't look right, you're a racist. They used that
in 2001. And guess what they're calling it today? This
is a racist report. I love it. Spokesperson Patrick O'Connor
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says this is racist. The Daily Caller said, why is
it racist? And he basically just said, because it is
it is what it is. You are racist for noticing.
He's calling it a hit piece, obviously. The idea that
you could draw up a better person for that group
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in China. Oh, and then the fact that the Daily
Wire now has like titles that she was given. She
had titles. There's no possible way that the Daily Wire
knew that or found that out today and that the
CIA didn't know that when she was working for Bush, because, again,
they're going back and they're saying like for an example here,
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she was placed as an honorary chairperson, then advisor to
the Jidong branch of the China Overseas Friendship Association starting
in 2008 while working as the labor secretary. and then
continuing in the 2010s while overlapping her years at the DOT.
There's no possible way that the CIA didn't know that.
There's no conceivable world that we live in that the
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CIA didn't know that Elaine Chao was at least fraternizing
with the communists. There's no way, which means that they
told some people in power, whether it was in the
Bush administration or the Obama administration, Somebody was told, and
somebody should have pointed out as well, and I'm sure
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they did, that she's also married to one of the
most influential senators in America. He votes on a lot
of regulations and legislation and things that could influence China
in a big way. Look, you've got to call them
both ways. You know, if you want to talk about
Fang Fang, which I certainly do... I have no I mean, yes,
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he should have been kicked out of Congress over Fang Fang.
But should Mitch McConnell not be held accountable for his
wife being a part of the apparently the communist Chinese government? Again,
where was she working at, according to the Daily Wire
or the Daily Caller? My bad. The Daily Caller said
that she worked for the United Front Work Department, which U.S.
officials describe as a CCP tool for influence, recruiting overseas
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Chinese and sometimes intelligence work. You couldn't create a better
candidate than Elaine. This is the ultimate candidate. She is
an overseas Chinese person who was raised by two people
who were born and raised in China. She might, I
don't know, be sympathetic to the Chinese cause. Then she
starts climbing that ladder. She's working her way up. I
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don't know how it is. But then all of a
sudden she meets Mitch McConnell. And I'm sure it was
just love at first sight when you see the turtle.
When you see the turtle, does everybody not just go, oh,
my gosh, he's so dreamy. I can't believe her good
fortune that the turtle found her attractive. Yeah, the turtle
found her attractive. She was as hot as fang fang.
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This is unbelievable that this has just been under our noses.
They've been like the Chinese must have been laughing for days.
Decades at the United States. Decades. Labor secretary under George W. Bush.
Transportation secretary under Donald Trump. Later sat on the board
of the EV charging company, ChargePoint. And is a fellow,
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of course, very important fellow at the Hudson Institute. Look,
her family's got communist roots. She is fraternizing with the
Chinese government. and the communist leaders. There's no possible way
that that wasn't a red flag. There's no possible way
that the Daily Signal somehow, or the Daily Caller somehow,
was able to beat the CIA on this. The CIA
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has all of this information and more, I'm sure. And
the fact that nobody told her to at least chill?
Optics matter. Optics matter. You can't just be running around
with the leader's of the Communist Party. And do you
want to say it's racist? Okay, I'll say it's racist.
I mean, I don't feel awkward about it. It's no
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different than if an Irish national comes to America and
suddenly the IRA leaders and this Irish national who became
an American citizen are hanging out together. And this is,
I'm going back to when the IRA was really the
bad IRA. And they're doing the bombings and all that
sort of stuff. And this person from America is climbing
the political ladder, yet still hanging out with the IRA leaders.
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Of course, I'm going to say somebody has to call
that out. It's not racist to notice that an Irish
person is hanging out with Irish terrorists or that the
Chinese person is hanging out with communists and is married
to a senator and is now working in the State Department.
It's crazy that this happened. But again. I guess for noticing,
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we're racist. So put yourself in the racist category along
with The Daily Caller. I think we'll take a quick break.
If you have thoughts on that story, I'd love to
hear your thoughts. You can let me know on any
social media platform. I'm at Kelly Nash Radio. Kelly Nash
filling in for Jesse Kelly on the world famous Jesse
Kelly Show. The Jesse Kelly Show. On air and online
(26:32):
at jessikellyshow.com. Hi there. My name is Kelly Nash. Filling
in for Jesse Kelly tonight. And just a little back
story on me. I am from Connecticut originally. Born and
raised there. Lived in New York for a number of years.
And then made the decision in the early 2000s to escape.
(26:53):
I had to get out of the tyranny of the Northeast,
and I escaped to South Carolina. And I've been here
for over 20 years and have loved every minute of
it and would never live up there ever again. But,
you know, growing up in a state, you still have
some affection for the state, and you keep an eye
on the state. And so I keep my eye particularly
(27:14):
on Connecticut. And so, you know, last week I saw
Chris Murphy, the senator, who I think I did Halloween
come early for Chris Murphy. Did you see him on
meet the press? He was typically, he looks soft as
tissue like that. Like he is a very gentle person.
(27:35):
And I guess he's trying to toughen up for the
political season or something. I don't know, but he looked
like he'd like bought like a fake, like almost like
a Don Johnson type of beard type of thing was
going on there. And he, got like his costume. Like
it was like, I am a costume of a tough
guy and I've got a hat on and I'm tough.
It was like a dark hat that said UConn on it.
And I'm, yeah, I'm a tough guy. It's like Tim
(27:57):
Wall's tough. So anyway, he was on meet the press.
I think it was last week. And apparently this week
he tweeted out some story that ice had now detained
some parents in Danbury, Connecticut. And this is highly offensive, highly, highly,
highly offensive. You know, you can't arrest people at bus stops.
(28:21):
I'm wondering, like, what are— is every place a safe zone? Like,
where can't police arrest people? We should get, like, a map,
and then we all know. Okay, well, you can't arrest
them at the school. You can't arrest them at the church.
You can't arrest them at the bus stop. You can't
arrest them at the— I don't know, the pharmacy. Is there
other places that we're not supposed to arrest people? But
I guess of particular note to the reporters who started
(28:45):
asking Tom Holman about it, is the fact that they
have a child. They have a child. So all hands
are off now that you have a child. And they
were asking Tom Holman about it.
Speaker 2 (28:57):
Is he here in violation of the law? Should he
be arrested in front of his 16-year-old daughter at this
school last time?
Speaker 1 (29:03):
I'm not aware of that.
Speaker 3 (29:04):
And the bottom line is if just because you have...
Here's the issue. If the message you want to send
to the whole world, as your country, is a crime,
it's okay. If you get an order and move, ignore it.
Speaker 1 (29:17):
No, no, no, no. Have a U.S.
Speaker 3 (29:19):
Citizen child and you're good to go.
Speaker 1 (29:24):
The law means nothing to you anymore.
Speaker 3 (29:25):
If that's the message we send to the whole world,
intercultural against the crime, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1 (29:29):
Have a U.S. citizen child and you're off the table?
Speaker 2 (29:32):
If that's the message you want to send to the
whole world, the most vulnerable people putting themselves in harm's way,
like under the Biden administration where four four thousand aliens
died making that journey no law the law enforcement is
meaningful and if you're in the country illegally you've got
a problem.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
If you're in the country illegally you've got a problem
Believe that. Believe that. When Tom Holman tells you you've
got a problem, you've got a problem. And the poor
little reporters looked like they were ready to break down
and cry. They were melting into a little puddle. Tom,
stop being mean. It was a 16-year-old girl, but she
(30:10):
saw her parents being detained. Did they break the law? Well, yeah,
but still, it's a 16-year-old fragile little girl. She shouldn't
have to see that. Well, then don't break the law.
I mean, that's a pretty quick answer right there, isn't it?
Don't break the law and your kids won't have to
see that. They won't have to see a frog marched
(30:31):
out of the country, which is eventually what's probably going
to happen to these people. I would imagine. I don't
know anything about this case, but, you know, just based
off of the fact that if ICE arrested you, I'm
assuming that they had reasons. Now, perhaps we'll find out
when they get them. You know, there'll be an update
at some point because every now and again, ICE grabs
the wrong people. It happens. And then, you know, again,
(30:53):
the racism charge, we're going to roll that out again.
And no, it was just mistaken idea. You know, maybe
we went to the wrong house or something like that.
These things happen. But for the most part, 99.9 percent,
I would say, are probably a OK. And so if
you've been if you find yourself getting pulled over by
ice or pulled off of a bus or something like that,
(31:15):
you're probably going what we would like to call home.
You would like to call this place home, but this
is not your home. Your home is somewhere else. And
so you're going to go to your home. And for
some of you, your home is a prison. And I'm
sorry for you, but that's where you're going to end
up going. And Tom Holman is correct. The worst thing
(31:36):
that happened to a lot of immigrants was Joe Biden
opening up the border. And the Democrats refused to acknowledge that. Now,
Tom Holman said 4,000 died on the trip here. I mean,
that's 4,000 that we know of. Let's be honest. How
many people died, you know, somewhere, you know, anywhere on
(31:57):
that trail? Remember those trains that you would see the
videos of? And it would be like a thousand people
just hanging on the sides of the train. They're hanging
on a side of a train that's supposed to go
hundreds of miles. Never mind the people that are packed
inside or whatever. They're just literally hanging off the side
of the train. If one of them fell off the
(32:19):
track in Nicaragua, do we know about that? Of course not.
We wouldn't know what happened to those people. There's probably
many more than the 4,000 that they're aware of that died.
And let's not even begin to count the toll on
human trafficking. Joe Biden and his administration are possibly the
(32:39):
greatest slave traders the world has ever known. No one
has created more slaves than Joe Biden. Nobody. If you
hate slavery, you should be protesting the Democrat Party and
using Joe Biden's name as a slur. Like that, you know,
(33:00):
when they say, I know Jim Crow wasn't a real person.
I know that. But when they say it's like Jim
Crow or whatever, it's like Joe Biden. It should become
a slur. The name Biden put so many children, so
many young, innocent people, because they had stupid parents who
took up the opportunity to try to bum rush the
(33:21):
United States, put so many of them in slave traders' hands.
We'd never be able to track that. Never. They're not
just in America now, by the way. They're shipped all
over the planet. There's tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands,
maybe millions that that happened to. Because again, when you're
living in a crap hole of a country and somebody says, hey,
America's given out free everything. What? Yeah. The president of
(33:45):
the United States, they literally had a billboard in some
of these countries. Just call a number, use an app,
download it. The U.S. taxpayer will send a plane for
you and we'll set you up in a four or
five star hotel. And we'll give you free health care,
free food, all the stuff you need, whatever you need.
And get yourself an Obama phone. Everybody got Obama phone.
(34:05):
That was the insanity that we lived through. And the
the harm, the damage that they did under the Biden administration.
I don't know that we get over it in our lifetimes,
but we shouldn't forget it. Never forget Joe Biden and
what he did. All right. This is Kelly Nash. I'm
at Kelly Nash Radio on social media filling in for
Jesse Kelly.
Host
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