September 10, 2026 • 37 mins
What’s the point of the Rep Convention in Dallas? Motivation and firing the people up. Political messaging should be aimed at the normies, but conventions are aimed at the informed. Midterm messaging, 5,000 dollar dividends and 500 payments for Obamacare people. Two reasons to not stress Trumps promises: 1 - They aren’t happening, he doesn’t mean them. Take Trump seriously not literally. 2 – He knows he has to promise the moon to get midterm votes. Charlie Kirk assassination one year anniversary. Our wins will be slow and boring. Left rhetoric leads their loser base committing political violence.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun. On a Thursday. I
am back. I know you're angry because I left you
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for a week, but I am back. I will explain
where I went and why I was gone at some
point in time. But I'm here and I'm not going
anywhere for a while. No more trips. No more nothing.
It's what, Corey? Corey, I don't want to hear it.
I'm not going anywhere for a while. Let's get all
caught up on what's happening out there, the good and
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the bad and the ugly. So what are we talking about? Okay,
we have a convention going on right now, a midterm convention.
We'll talk about that. Talk about some of the messaging.
We'll talk about some of the things that you're happy about,
some of the things you're mad about. There's lots of anger,
by the way, not a whole lot of happy. This
is the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination. We'll discuss that.
(01:15):
Did Did we fail in response to that? George Bush
is speaking again and reminding us, well, why he failed
terribly in significant ways. I'm even going to discuss briefly
Some of this Lindsay Clancy trial stuff because the crazy
female jurors are speaking out. Communists residing in a world
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of make-believe. Mitch McConnell's wife appears to be possibly compromised.
All that emails and so much more coming up tonight
on the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show. And there won't be
any phone calls because I'm back. Now, let's begin. I
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get this email. Dear Monster Paws, after seeing the GOP
squander yet another term, they begged us for two years.
I'm more motivated to go to Arby's than the polls
for them in November. He says, I can say his name.
His name is Bishop. All right. Right now, there is
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a convention going on. I'm sure you've already heard. A
GOP convention. Now, Let's talk about that. Before we get
to the Trump stuff and the messaging and everything else,
let's talk about that. Why are conventions a thing, and
why are we doing one now? Because traditionally, these big-time
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conventions where you go grab all the biggest names in
the movement, they happen in presidential years. What's the point
of doing them ever? Why do they happen in presidential years?
You don't have to have a big convention in order
to officially make that guy the nominee. So why do it?
What is the point?
Speaker 2 (03:04):
Well.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
You went to high school, at least I hope. Corey
probably didn't, but you probably went to high school. I
bet you money on the Friday or Thursday before the
big football game, you had what in your school? You
got to get out of chemistry 20 minutes early and
go down to the gym for what? A pep rally.
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And what happened at the pep rally? The cheerleaders would
come out and they'd do backflips across the thing, and
then they'd have the captain of the football team, yeah,
we're going to crush Lakeview tomorrow, woo! And then everyone
gets fired up in a chant. What is the point
of all of this? The point is simply motivation. Human beings,
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all of us, some more so than others, all of
us are affected by crowds of people around us. That's
why you enjoy going to a concert, a concert of
any kind. Everybody and their brother knows music sounds better
when it's been recorded in a controlled studio playing through
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your high-quality speaker. So why is it more fun to
go to a concert when the music doesn't sound as good?
Because of the people around you! They are soaking it up.
They're enjoying it. They're singing along. We are all affected
by crowds of people around us. So you have a convention.
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You have a convention as a way to get your
people fired up. That is the whole point of a convention.
People get confused. What is the point? Why did they
invite this guy? Why did they say this thing? I mean,
Trump said something last night. Everybody's yelling about today. I'm
about to explain why. But you probably already figured out why.
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Because the point of a convention is to fire people up. Now,
which people? Here's the thing about conventions. So much of
political messaging is, and frankly should be, aimed at the normies.
Not you, not me, the normies. I don't need messaging.
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I am here in Texas. I don't need any TV
commercials to motivate me to vote for Ken Paxton over Tallarico.
I'm already doing that. If I never saw an ad,
I would vote for Ken Paxton over Tallarico. So would you.
But most of the electorate are normies, and so most
of the time when politicians speak They're speaking to the
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relatively uninformed people in our society known as normies. But
there is a huge exception to that. Conventions. Conventions are
not made for the normies. Last night at the Republican
convention in Dallas, the president of the United States of
America himself gave a speech. The NFL was on last night.
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I didn't watch the NFL. I'm a nerd. I'm a
political nerd. I was watching the convention. But all the
normies were watching the NFL. They weren't watching the convention.
I watched the convention. You probably at least checked in
on the convention or at least caught the highlights. Conventions
are about you. What are they trying to say to you? Hey,
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get excited. Get excited. The convention, the whole point of
it is to get you fired up with all your friends.
Come vote for the GOP this November. Remember the one?
Remember the last convention? Hulk Hogan, God rest his soul,
got up and tore his shirt off and did the
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Hulk Hogan thing. And I'll be honest with you, as
a 45-year-old man who grew up watching professional wrestling when
I was younger... I was ready to crawl across broken
glass watching Hogan say Trump America and all this other crap.
It was awesome because it was meant for me. Conventions
are about motivating the base. It's not about messaging to
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the normies or anything like that. Conventions are about motivating
the base. The normies aren't even watching. Now let's talk
about where we are In this election, at least how
it looks right now. It looks like, surprise, surprise, we
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have some serious headwinds. What's that about? Why do we
have headwinds? First, we always have headwinds. The party in
power always has headwinds in the midterms. You just got elected,
whether you're a Democrat or a Republican, you just got
elected president, the country went out and said, I'm ready
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for a Democrat. I'm ready for a Republican. And after
you got elected, you had, they say two years, but
it's less than two years. The public's already making their decision.
Trump had a year and a half. He had about
a year and a half, and he had a year
and a half to do an impossible task. Make my
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life better. I'm not talking about me or you specifically,
but the masses. That's why he was elected. Not your
reasons or my reasons. He was elected. Make my life better.
I can't afford things. My community is overrun with foreigners.
You take power and make my life better. Now, the
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guy in charge, especially as a president, in a year
and a half, cannot do that. He can make gains.
He can help you out a little here, a little
there on the margins, or hurt you a little here,
a little there on the margins. We'll talk about that.
But he can't make your life significantly palpably better in
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a year and a half. It's not humanly possible. Therefore,
in the midterms, pretty much every single time the party
in power gets its teeth kicked in because the people
who went out and voted them into office, their lives
did not get better in a year and a half.
And they go and they say to themselves, you know what?
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Screw it. I voted for you and you betrayed me. Therefore,
I'm going to vote for the other guys. That's just
politics 101. That's baked in the cake. Now let's set
that aside. Why is it that everybody with knowledge of
what the poll numbers look like, what the public opinion
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polls look like, why are they all saying, oh my gosh,
we're We're going to lose the House. Hey, we're not
only going to lose the House. It's a 50-50 shot.
We might lose the Senate. I mean, if it gets
bad enough, that could mean Trump is getting impeached. Why
is it so bad? Well, on top of the normal
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headwinds for a midterm... we have some other difficulties. Some
our fault, some are not our fault. We'll go into
those and then we'll get into the messaging and why
Trump talked last night. Everybody's going to get $ 5, 000 and
things like that. Before we get to that, do this
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by the way. Not very nice. I even scheduled the
vacation over Labor Day, so I wouldn't be gone as much, but...
I mean, I don't even know. I went to a
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Speaker 3 (11:36):
Next.
Speaker 1 (11:37):
It is the Jesse Kelly show on a Thursday. And
that of course reminds me that tomorrow is ask Dr.
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Remember all three hours are yours on Friday. Get your
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at jessikellyshow.com. Back to the convention. You have a convention
to motivate the base. Why are we having a midterm
convention right now? Because the base is unmotivated. Demotivated probably
would be even a better way to put it. How
bad is it right now? Well, here was It was
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Donald Trump when he was asked about oil prices. Shortly. Remember,
diesel right now, national average, $ 5. 95, $ 5. 97 a gallon, $ 6
a gallon for diesel right now. This is not good.
Speaker 4 (12:46):
Shortly, but right after the election, because they'd like to
have it that way. But right after the election, oil
prices are going to be tumbling downward. They're going to
be tumbling down and we'll get them down. I think
for gasoline, we'll get them below two dollars a gallon.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
But not until after the midterm.
Speaker 4 (13:03):
I think it's going to take a little bit longer
than the midterm.
Speaker 1 (13:06):
Now, let's stop for a second. I don't care if
you're a Trump hater or a Trump super fan. Just
stop for a second. Donald Trump, as we already explained,
was elected to make people's lives easier and more affordable.
Donald Trump cannot snap his fingers and do that. He
doesn't have the power to do so. He has done
great work deregulating the economy. He's done great work deporting people.
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He also chose on his own to go to war
in Iran. The result of that war in Iran has
been elevated gas prices. We pay more at the pump.
We pay more for diesel. We are now two months
before the election, and Donald Trump is having to promise
people that gas prices will come down after the election.
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Combine that with this, and this I know from my sources, internally,
they have internal polling that they don't release to the public.
It's almost always the most accurate polling because you just,
you don't, you don't, it's not for propaganda purposes. It's
just tell me where we are. I know, and now
you know, the internal polling in the White House looks
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disastrous for the midterms. Disastrous. It looks right now like
we're going to get crushed. And Trump, Trump now has
to do things and say things that may not land
well with you or me or anybody, but I'm explaining
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why he's doing and saying the things he's doing. He's
saying those things because we are in desperation time now.
The polls look disastrous, and he has to promise something.
He has to promise something as a way to try
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to get people off the couch and into the polls
to vote in November. Now, the things he promises may
make you cheer, they may make you cry, they may
make you scream, but the entire purpose of the things
he's saying now are to motivate you to to get
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your friends to go to the polls this November. This
may make you wince a little bit, but what else
is he going to say when diesel's $ 6 a gallon?
Speaker 4 (15:35):
Shortly, but right after the election, because they'd like to
have it that way, but right after the election, oil
prices are going to be tumbling downward. They're going to
be tumbling down, and we'll get them down, I think,
for gasoline. We'll get them below $ 2 a gallon.
Speaker 1 (15:51):
But not until after the midterm.
Speaker 4 (15:52):
I think it's going to take a little.
Speaker 3 (15:53):
Bit longer than the midterm.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
Hey, look, gas prices may be high now. I know
you're mad about it. They're coming down real soon. Hey,
they're coming down soon. Guess what else?
Speaker 4 (16:08):
Well.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
Here's what's going to happen if you keep Republicans in
power in November.
Speaker 3 (16:13):
If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the
United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic,
tremendous economic success, like in history, we've never had anything
like what's happening. But because of our tremendous strength and
success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult
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citizen in the United States of.
Speaker 1 (16:38):
America for $ 5, 000. Right? Hey, keep us in power. 5G' s
coming your way. Oh, there's more.
Speaker 2 (16:52):
Our administration has discovered that under sleepy Joe Biden, American
households buying health insurance through the Obamacare exchange, which is
a disaster, and the healthcare.gov were massively overcharged, to put
it mildly. The last administration knew about this, and they
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studied it, but they kept the money. They just kept it.
They never let anyone know. Our administration is doing the
right thing and giving the money back to the people
who were wrongly ripped off. Nearly 1 million hardworking Americans
in 30 states will soon be getting refunds of $ 500
each with a check sent to their home address.
Speaker 1 (17:37):
Now, you know what's going on because you're not an idiot.
I know what's going on. I would not sit and
stress about the deficit, the dollar amount. This is socialism.
I wouldn't sit and stress about it for a couple
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different reasons. The first of those reasons is none of
these things are going to happen. You're not getting a
$ 5, 000 check. There won't be an Obamacare rebate check coming
your way. That's not going to happen. I'll explain why,
and I'll explain the second thing in just a moment.
Before I explain those things, Let me explain to you
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why you're struggling to find a good employee. Businesses all
complain about it. I don't have a single friend who
owns or runs a business who doesn't complain about this
to me. Jesse, I can't find good people. Jesse, I
can't find good people. So I'll say to you the
exact same thing I say to all of my friends.
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Where are you looking? If it's not ZipRecruiter, I understand
why you can't find good people. Why is ZipRecruiter the
hiring site, the number one rated hiring site, the hiring
site employers prefer the most? Why? Is it because they
have such a great name? Nope, nothing to do with
it at all. ZipRecruiter is number one because they make
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it fast and easy. They take the most qualified and
most interested candidates and slam their resumes on your virtual
desk immediately. That's why four out of five employers find
somebody good the first day. Go to ZipRecruiter.com slash Jesse
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and sign up today. Try it for free. ZipRecruiter.com slash Jesse.
We'll continue on this in a moment. Hang on. Truth. Attitude.
Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a
magnificent Thursday. Remember, if you miss any part of the show,
you can download it. iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. All right, so
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two things, two reasons why you don't need to stress
or celebrate whatever you're doing about things like this.
Speaker 3 (19:56):
If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the
United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic,
tremendous economic success, like In history, we've never had anything
like what's happening. But because of our tremendous strength and
success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult
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citizen in the United States of America for.
Speaker 1 (20:25):
$ 5, 000. Maybe you're sitting there thinking to yourself, good, I
could use five grand right now. Please, Mr. President, Senate honorable.
Maybe you're sitting there saying right now, that's crazy. We
don't even have the money for that. The total cost
for that would be over a trillion. I've heard 1.3 trillion,
but we can't. Look, it doesn't matter whether you're excited
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or whether you're angry. It's not going to happen. It's
not going to happen because Trump doesn't mean these things.
Remember what Selena Zito said. She spends a lot of
time with Trump. Remember what she has said over and
over and over again? Over and over and over again
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she has said this. She knows this man. What did
she say? You should take Donald Trump seriously, but not literally.
Take him seriously, but not literally. Donald Trump promised you
a doge check. Remember doge? Remember when they were doing that? Well,
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we're finding all this government waste, crazy amounts of waste.
And I forget what the number was, $ 1, 000, $ 2, 000 we
were all going to get. Hey, when that check hits
your mailbox. Remember, do you remember the tariff rebate checks?
This is something that was brought up over and over
and over and over and over again. Because of the tariffs,
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we're going to bring in so much money and we're
going to issue rebate checks to everybody. Trump said it repeatedly.
Did you get your tariff check? Hey, Chris, did you
get your tariff check?
Speaker 3 (22:05):
Corey?
Speaker 1 (22:06):
None of us, huh? It's because it didn't come. And
you're not going to get a $ 5, 000 check either. You're
not going to get an Obamacare rebate check. You don't
have to stress it, and you shouldn't celebrate it. This
is not going to happen. It's not going to happen. Now,
the second reason beyond the fact that it's not going
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to happen is this. Donald Trump, he knows at this
midterm convention, he knows that he has to promise the moon.
because there's little else he can promise that isn't kind
of boring. Now, it's not that there's nothing he's done.
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He's done great things, as I've told you over and
over and over again. Maybe not enough for you. Maybe
you're mad at him. Maybe you hate his guts. But
our deportation numbers continue to go up in ways that
I didn't even see coming. They're ramping up. He's doing
good things. He is good things. That Venezuelan oil deal
probably will drop oil prices somewhere in the future. Good
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things have been done. Way better management in the government
right now. He's reduced the size of the federal government.
That's something people on the right, myself included, have been
crying out for for years. We have the lowest level
of federal employment since the 1960s. Donald Trump, as much
of a populist as he may be, the results are
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we get more conservatism than we've had in a long time.
He's doing great things. But none of those great things,
none of them are going to shine brighter than the
cost of things. They're just not. The person who's in
the grocery store, maybe this is you, and can't afford groceries,
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they don't give a crap about the size of the
federal government. You can argue they should, but they don't.
The person who just filled up his Ford diesel truck...
And it cost him $ 125 because diesel's $ 6 a gallon.
He's not excited about deportation numbers. He may be happy,
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but he drives away from that pump and he's thinking
to himself, why did I vote for this guy anyway?
So Trump has to get up and make promises that
aren't true at the conventions. You can say he shouldn't.
You can say he should. You can say that's his
entire job right now. I've seen this argument. And by
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the way, it's a great argument. Makes me feel a
little dirty, I'll be honest with you. I'm not sure
I like the argument, but it is a great argument of, hey,
he has to, his entire job between now and Election
Day in November is to find a way to get
people to vote for Republicans. That's his entire job. So
if you have to get up there and dangle false
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$ 5, 000 checks in front of him, fine. But that's all
you're seeing. So don't sit and stress about it. Now,
Let's focus on something good. Again, the purpose of the
convention is to motivate you.
Speaker 5 (25:19):
Now, I think it's only appropriate that we kick this
convention off properly with a land acknowledgement. I'd like to
acknowledge that we stand here today in the great state
of Texas and the United States of America.
Speaker 6 (25:37):
Whoo!
Speaker 2 (25:38):
Whoo! Whoo!
Speaker 5 (25:40):
The ancestral homeland of great American patriots, pioneers and explorers
who put down roots, fought for freedom all over the
globe and bled and died to build the greatest civilization
ever known to man.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
Not only is that great messaging because it's just red
meat for you and me kind of thing that makes
us stand up and cheer. Our greatest benefit right now,
the greatest way we can motivate people right now, beyond
false $ 5, 000 check promises, the greatest way we can motivate
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people right now is Democrats themselves. We have good things
to sell. The public doesn't want to hear those things.
But you know what else? We see this in all
the poll numbers. The public thinks Democrats are insane. The
public thinks Democrats are America-hating communists because Democrats are America-hating communists. Now,
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we would rather the GOP be in charge than Democrats. Obviously,
we can both agree on that. But the normie voter
may not make that call because of gas prices. But
then he tunes in to the local Democrat politician and
he hears this stuff.
Speaker 7 (26:59):
We have a tremendous opportunity, but they are going to keep...
giving us the Mamdanis and the Abdul El-Sayeds and, you know,
in my generation, the Obamas, because they are there to
contain radicalism. They are there to destroy it and to
defuse it and to co-opt it and to purchase it.
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The Democrats cannot be reasoned with.
Speaker 1 (27:25):
They must be destroyed. That's one of those DSA types.
He's a communist professor, by the way, at UC Santa Barbara.
That's how the normal Democrat politician talks now. And if
we can contrast ourselves with those people between now and November,
that's the best chance we have at getting people fired
up into the polls. We should over and over and
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over and over again get out there and just show people.
Show them on video. Hey, do you want to vote
for this? I know you might be mad at Republicans.
I know you're mad about $ 6 a gallon for diesel.
Do you want to vote for this instead?
Speaker 6 (28:01):
I want us all to be aware of is that
modern science obviously recognizes that there are many more than
two biological sexes. In fact, there are six, which... Honestly,
Representative Hefner surprised me too. Surprised me too because I
am not well-versed in this issue area. I'm not a scientist.
I'm a politician, a lot worse than a scientist.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
That's the only chance we have at motivating voters between
now and November. We can promise them checks. I don't know,
love it. It is what it is. We can promise
people checks. But probably more honestly, we can tell people
you may be unhappy with Republicans. You may even have
a good reason to be unhappy with Republicans. But Democrats
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are insane, and they will put your country to the
torch in a hurry. All right? Don't stress about this
speech or that speech at the convention. You don't like this.
You don't like that. Now, let's talk a little bit
about an anniversary we're having today. Before I get to that,
I will explain where I was. Before I get to that,
I'm going to explain to you this story. we have
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to start talking more about testosterone in this country. You know,
it's crazy. It's crazy. It makes sense, but it's crazy
that your testosterone level as a man, it determines your
political leanings. Did you know that? Go look at the articles.
The higher your T levels, the further you go to
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the right. The lower your T levels, the further you
go to the left. The Democrats in this country, the
communists in this country want you to be low T,
and effeminate, and afraid and full of anxiety. Chuck, the
anti-communists at Chuck, want you to be fired up, a
fire-breathing right-winger. Go, if you're a dude, and get yourself
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a subscription right now for a male vitality stack. These
are natural herbal supplements. Jack your T-levels through the roof
and make you even further to the right than you
already are. C-H-O-Q-Chuck.com slash Jesse. We'll be back. Jesse Kelly.
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Back soon. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic,
wonderful Thursday. Reminding you that tomorrow is Ask Dr. Jesse Friday.
Questions are already pouring in here. Email yours in to
jesse at jessekellyshow.com. We'll spend three hours answering them tomorrow.
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Speaking of which, today is an anniversary and an ugly one.
It's the anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. wonderful, Christian,
conservative activist who did so much to move our movement forward,
certainly with young people, and he was gunned down in Utah.
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Broad daylight, you watched it happen on video. And I
got this email, hey Jesse, seeing leftists widely celebrate the
anniversary of Charlie's murder really hits home how the left
has paid no price for such an act. We all
know that if anyone slightly right-wing assassinated a prominent leftist,
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big tech would be mass censoring the right and Dem
politicians would have spent every day lambasting the dangers of
anyone to the right of Mao. Instead of fear of reprisal,
they lack and mock. They know they can freely commit
horrific acts and pay no price. I've had many emails
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like this before. The left hasn't paid a price. The
left hasn't paid a price. The left hasn't paid a price.
So let me start out with this, and I'll come
back and I'll explain this in a moment. Left wins.
They are going to be shooting stars. And when I
say shooting stars, it's exactly what you think. Leftist wins
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are going to be big and bright, and you're going
to look up and it's going to be obvious, and
then just like that, they're going to be gone. Our
wins are not going to be like that. Our wins,
they aren't shooting stars. When we get wins, they're going
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to be slow and boring, and they're going to lack
sex appeal, right? So when it comes to things like
Charlie Kirk's murder, we saw Charlie Kirk be assassinated, and
we saw the communists across the country run to social
media and celebrate and cheer, and he deserved it. And today,
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on the anniversary of his death, they're doing the same thing.
Thank God he's gone. I mean, just saying the most
despicable things in the history of the world. And it
makes us so angry, because what we wanted in the
wake of a martyr, what we wanted was retribution, justice, revenge,
whatever word you wanted to put on it. We wanted
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these people to be smashed... So they would never do
something like that again and certainly never celebrate something like
that again. You need to stop doing what you're doing
because you're evil and should be punished. But before we
can get to that point, I think we have to
first discuss how did it happen? Why did it happen?
Why has it happened many times? And why is it
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going to continue happening? I'm talking about the assassination and
attempted assassination of people on the right. It's not necessarily
because they are funded and organized. It happened because for years,
we have told individuals in this country that America sucks,
that right-wingers are evil, that they're Nazis. Now, what that
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has brought us is a bunch of losers, losers who
probably hate listening as we speak right now, sitting at
home in their mother's basement, getting more angry and violent
and lonely and angry and violent and lonely and radicalized
and angry and violent and lonely. And so they go
out with a weapon and a plan and they go
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out trying to kill somebody. There hasn't been some widespread
roundup after Charlie Kirk was murdered because it was one
dude who did it. Who do you want rounded up?
He's arrested. He's already on trial for murder. Who else
do you want? The solution to stopping all these assassins
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who are still out there, they're out there right now,
they're plotting, they're planning. I've told you before, they're going
to try to kill J.D. Vance if he's the nominee,
I guarantee it. Guaranteed. They're going to try to kill him.
What's the solution then? Well, if there's a lone wolf
getting radicalized on the internet, that's a very, very difficult
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thing to track down and catch. Now it's been done
many times before, but that's not a guarantee. The easiest
way to catch people before they do bad things is
when they group up. They group up, they start talking
too much, texting too much, emailing too much. They start
doing things in a group that make noise, that get attention.
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This comes to the attention of law enforcement. Law enforcement
comes down on them like a ton of bricks, and
it gets stopped beforehand. But if I want to go
home every single night and spend eight hours on the
internet getting myself violent and hateful... and I grab a weapon,
which of course I have, and I decide I want
to kill somebody, anybody, I don't know who that would be,
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some person on the left, I bet you I could
do it. I don't want to do it, and I
don't want you to do it, but I bet you
I could do it, because how's law enforcement going to
find me? I'm not going to tell Chris about it.
I wouldn't tell Chris anything anyway. I'm not going to
tell Corey. I won't be texting my wife. I won't
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be hanging with the fellas this Friday, watching some baseball, saying, hey,
I'm getting ready to go kill a Democrat next week.
If I just sit by myself all day, every day,
I'm very difficult to catch. It's just very difficult to
catch that loser in Butler. Now, we all assume that
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he was working with somebody. We don't know who. But
that loser in Butler was just one of these guys,
just a loser. sitting at home, getting violent, getting radical.
So we already have the assassins out there. Some have
already killed. Some have tried to kill. Others will try
to kill in the future. We know that. There is
not some door to kick in to start rounding people up. However,
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that doesn't mean for a second there's no way to
combat the left and there's no way to prevent these
future assassinations That doesn't mean for a second there's no
way to politically give it back to them for what happened.
And I would argue this, that process has already begun,
and if you and I stay the course, we will
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continue it. Now, what's that mean? I'll explain in a moment.
Hang on.
This is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun. On a Thursday. I
am back. I know you're angry because I left you
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for a week, but I am back. I will explain
where I went and why I was gone at some
point in time. But I'm here and I'm not going
anywhere for a while. No more trips. No more nothing.
It's what, Corey? Corey, I don't want to hear it.
I'm not going anywhere for a while. Let's get all
caught up on what's happening out there, the good and
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the bad and the ugly. So what are we talking about? Okay,
we have a convention going on right now, a midterm convention.
We'll talk about that. Talk about some of the messaging.
We'll talk about some of the things that you're happy about,
some of the things you're mad about. There's lots of anger,
by the way, not a whole lot of happy. This
is the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination. We'll discuss that.
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Did Did we fail in response to that? George Bush
is speaking again and reminding us, well, why he failed
terribly in significant ways. I'm even going to discuss briefly
Some of this Lindsay Clancy trial stuff because the crazy
female jurors are speaking out. Communists residing in a world
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of make-believe. Mitch McConnell's wife appears to be possibly compromised.
All that emails and so much more coming up tonight
on the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show. And there won't be
any phone calls because I'm back. Now, let's begin. I
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get this email. Dear Monster Paws, after seeing the GOP
squander yet another term, they begged us for two years.
I'm more motivated to go to Arby's than the polls
for them in November. He says, I can say his name.
His name is Bishop. All right. Right now, there is
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a convention going on. I'm sure you've already heard. A
GOP convention. Now, Let's talk about that. Before we get
to the Trump stuff and the messaging and everything else,
let's talk about that. Why are conventions a thing, and
why are we doing one now? Because traditionally, these big-time
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conventions where you go grab all the biggest names in
the movement, they happen in presidential years. What's the point
of doing them ever? Why do they happen in presidential years?
You don't have to have a big convention in order
to officially make that guy the nominee. So why do it?
What is the point?
Speaker 2 (03:04):
Well.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
You went to high school, at least I hope. Corey
probably didn't, but you probably went to high school. I
bet you money on the Friday or Thursday before the
big football game, you had what in your school? You
got to get out of chemistry 20 minutes early and
go down to the gym for what? A pep rally.
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And what happened at the pep rally? The cheerleaders would
come out and they'd do backflips across the thing, and
then they'd have the captain of the football team, yeah,
we're going to crush Lakeview tomorrow, woo! And then everyone
gets fired up in a chant. What is the point
of all of this? The point is simply motivation. Human beings,
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all of us, some more so than others, all of
us are affected by crowds of people around us. That's
why you enjoy going to a concert, a concert of
any kind. Everybody and their brother knows music sounds better
when it's been recorded in a controlled studio playing through
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your high-quality speaker. So why is it more fun to
go to a concert when the music doesn't sound as good?
Because of the people around you! They are soaking it up.
They're enjoying it. They're singing along. We are all affected
by crowds of people around us. So you have a convention.
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You have a convention as a way to get your
people fired up. That is the whole point of a convention.
People get confused. What is the point? Why did they
invite this guy? Why did they say this thing? I mean,
Trump said something last night. Everybody's yelling about today. I'm
about to explain why. But you probably already figured out why.
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Because the point of a convention is to fire people up. Now,
which people? Here's the thing about conventions. So much of
political messaging is, and frankly should be, aimed at the normies.
Not you, not me, the normies. I don't need messaging.
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I am here in Texas. I don't need any TV
commercials to motivate me to vote for Ken Paxton over Tallarico.
I'm already doing that. If I never saw an ad,
I would vote for Ken Paxton over Tallarico. So would you.
But most of the electorate are normies, and so most
of the time when politicians speak They're speaking to the
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relatively uninformed people in our society known as normies. But
there is a huge exception to that. Conventions. Conventions are
not made for the normies. Last night at the Republican
convention in Dallas, the president of the United States of
America himself gave a speech. The NFL was on last night.
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I didn't watch the NFL. I'm a nerd. I'm a
political nerd. I was watching the convention. But all the
normies were watching the NFL. They weren't watching the convention.
I watched the convention. You probably at least checked in
on the convention or at least caught the highlights. Conventions
are about you. What are they trying to say to you? Hey,
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get excited. Get excited. The convention, the whole point of
it is to get you fired up with all your friends.
Come vote for the GOP this November. Remember the one?
Remember the last convention? Hulk Hogan, God rest his soul,
got up and tore his shirt off and did the
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Hulk Hogan thing. And I'll be honest with you, as
a 45-year-old man who grew up watching professional wrestling when
I was younger... I was ready to crawl across broken
glass watching Hogan say Trump America and all this other crap.
It was awesome because it was meant for me. Conventions
are about motivating the base. It's not about messaging to
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the normies or anything like that. Conventions are about motivating
the base. The normies aren't even watching. Now let's talk
about where we are In this election, at least how
it looks right now. It looks like, surprise, surprise, we
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have some serious headwinds. What's that about? Why do we
have headwinds? First, we always have headwinds. The party in
power always has headwinds in the midterms. You just got elected,
whether you're a Democrat or a Republican, you just got
elected president, the country went out and said, I'm ready
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for a Democrat. I'm ready for a Republican. And after
you got elected, you had, they say two years, but
it's less than two years. The public's already making their decision.
Trump had a year and a half. He had about
a year and a half, and he had a year
and a half to do an impossible task. Make my
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life better. I'm not talking about me or you specifically,
but the masses. That's why he was elected. Not your
reasons or my reasons. He was elected. Make my life better.
I can't afford things. My community is overrun with foreigners.
You take power and make my life better. Now, the
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guy in charge, especially as a president, in a year
and a half, cannot do that. He can make gains.
He can help you out a little here, a little
there on the margins, or hurt you a little here,
a little there on the margins. We'll talk about that.
But he can't make your life significantly palpably better in
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a year and a half. It's not humanly possible. Therefore,
in the midterms, pretty much every single time the party
in power gets its teeth kicked in because the people
who went out and voted them into office, their lives
did not get better in a year and a half.
And they go and they say to themselves, you know what?
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Screw it. I voted for you and you betrayed me. Therefore,
I'm going to vote for the other guys. That's just
politics 101. That's baked in the cake. Now let's set
that aside. Why is it that everybody with knowledge of
what the poll numbers look like, what the public opinion
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polls look like, why are they all saying, oh my gosh,
we're We're going to lose the House. Hey, we're not
only going to lose the House. It's a 50-50 shot.
We might lose the Senate. I mean, if it gets
bad enough, that could mean Trump is getting impeached. Why
is it so bad? Well, on top of the normal
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headwinds for a midterm... we have some other difficulties. Some
our fault, some are not our fault. We'll go into
those and then we'll get into the messaging and why
Trump talked last night. Everybody's going to get $ 5, 000 and
things like that. Before we get to that, do this
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email real quick. Hey, Jesse. If I had $ 100 for
every week you went on vacation, I'd never have to
pay for my Pure Talk plan. That's not very nice,
by the way. Not very nice. I even scheduled the
vacation over Labor Day, so I wouldn't be gone as much, but...
I mean, I don't even know. I went to a
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community college. I don't even know how many months of
Pure Talk you could probably get for $ 100. I know
it's more than one. I know that Pure Talk is
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Pure Talk in survey after survey after survey gets five
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the same towers as the big guy. They don't trash
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your values ever. It's run by a Vietnam veteran. When
you get a hold of somebody at Pure Talk, they
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probably take you far. Make the switch. Pound 250 and
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Speaker 3 (11:36):
Next.
Speaker 1 (11:37):
It is the Jesse Kelly show on a Thursday. And
that of course reminds me that tomorrow is ask Dr.
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Remember all three hours are yours on Friday. Get your
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at jessikellyshow.com. Back to the convention. You have a convention
to motivate the base. Why are we having a midterm
convention right now? Because the base is unmotivated. Demotivated probably
would be even a better way to put it. How
bad is it right now? Well, here was It was
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Donald Trump when he was asked about oil prices. Shortly. Remember,
diesel right now, national average, $ 5. 95, $ 5. 97 a gallon, $ 6
a gallon for diesel right now. This is not good.
Speaker 4 (12:46):
Shortly, but right after the election, because they'd like to
have it that way. But right after the election, oil
prices are going to be tumbling downward. They're going to
be tumbling down and we'll get them down. I think
for gasoline, we'll get them below two dollars a gallon.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
But not until after the midterm.
Speaker 4 (13:03):
I think it's going to take a little bit longer
than the midterm.
Speaker 1 (13:06):
Now, let's stop for a second. I don't care if
you're a Trump hater or a Trump super fan. Just
stop for a second. Donald Trump, as we already explained,
was elected to make people's lives easier and more affordable.
Donald Trump cannot snap his fingers and do that. He
doesn't have the power to do so. He has done
great work deregulating the economy. He's done great work deporting people.
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He also chose on his own to go to war
in Iran. The result of that war in Iran has
been elevated gas prices. We pay more at the pump.
We pay more for diesel. We are now two months
before the election, and Donald Trump is having to promise
people that gas prices will come down after the election.
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Combine that with this, and this I know from my sources, internally,
they have internal polling that they don't release to the public.
It's almost always the most accurate polling because you just,
you don't, you don't, it's not for propaganda purposes. It's
just tell me where we are. I know, and now
you know, the internal polling in the White House looks
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disastrous for the midterms. Disastrous. It looks right now like
we're going to get crushed. And Trump, Trump now has
to do things and say things that may not land
well with you or me or anybody, but I'm explaining
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why he's doing and saying the things he's doing. He's
saying those things because we are in desperation time now.
The polls look disastrous, and he has to promise something.
He has to promise something as a way to try
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to get people off the couch and into the polls
to vote in November. Now, the things he promises may
make you cheer, they may make you cry, they may
make you scream, but the entire purpose of the things
he's saying now are to motivate you to to get
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your friends to go to the polls this November. This
may make you wince a little bit, but what else
is he going to say when diesel's $ 6 a gallon?
Speaker 4 (15:35):
Shortly, but right after the election, because they'd like to
have it that way, but right after the election, oil
prices are going to be tumbling downward. They're going to
be tumbling down, and we'll get them down, I think,
for gasoline. We'll get them below $ 2 a gallon.
Speaker 1 (15:51):
But not until after the midterm.
Speaker 4 (15:52):
I think it's going to take a little.
Speaker 3 (15:53):
Bit longer than the midterm.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
Hey, look, gas prices may be high now. I know
you're mad about it. They're coming down real soon. Hey,
they're coming down soon. Guess what else?
Speaker 4 (16:08):
Well.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
Here's what's going to happen if you keep Republicans in
power in November.
Speaker 3 (16:13):
If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the
United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic,
tremendous economic success, like in history, we've never had anything
like what's happening. But because of our tremendous strength and
success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult
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citizen in the United States of.
Speaker 1 (16:38):
America for $ 5, 000. Right? Hey, keep us in power. 5G' s
coming your way. Oh, there's more.
Speaker 2 (16:52):
Our administration has discovered that under sleepy Joe Biden, American
households buying health insurance through the Obamacare exchange, which is
a disaster, and the healthcare.gov were massively overcharged, to put
it mildly. The last administration knew about this, and they
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studied it, but they kept the money. They just kept it.
They never let anyone know. Our administration is doing the
right thing and giving the money back to the people
who were wrongly ripped off. Nearly 1 million hardworking Americans
in 30 states will soon be getting refunds of $ 500
each with a check sent to their home address.
Speaker 1 (17:37):
Now, you know what's going on because you're not an idiot.
I know what's going on. I would not sit and
stress about the deficit, the dollar amount. This is socialism.
I wouldn't sit and stress about it for a couple
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different reasons. The first of those reasons is none of
these things are going to happen. You're not getting a
$ 5, 000 check. There won't be an Obamacare rebate check coming
your way. That's not going to happen. I'll explain why,
and I'll explain the second thing in just a moment.
Before I explain those things, Let me explain to you
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why you're struggling to find a good employee. Businesses all
complain about it. I don't have a single friend who
owns or runs a business who doesn't complain about this
to me. Jesse, I can't find good people. Jesse, I
can't find good people. So I'll say to you the
exact same thing I say to all of my friends.
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Where are you looking? If it's not ZipRecruiter, I understand
why you can't find good people. Why is ZipRecruiter the
hiring site, the number one rated hiring site, the hiring
site employers prefer the most? Why? Is it because they
have such a great name? Nope, nothing to do with
it at all. ZipRecruiter is number one because they make
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it fast and easy. They take the most qualified and
most interested candidates and slam their resumes on your virtual
desk immediately. That's why four out of five employers find
somebody good the first day. Go to ZipRecruiter.com slash Jesse
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and sign up today. Try it for free. ZipRecruiter.com slash Jesse.
We'll continue on this in a moment. Hang on. Truth. Attitude.
Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a
magnificent Thursday. Remember, if you miss any part of the show,
you can download it. iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. All right, so
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two things, two reasons why you don't need to stress
or celebrate whatever you're doing about things like this.
Speaker 3 (19:56):
If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the
United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic,
tremendous economic success, like In history, we've never had anything
like what's happening. But because of our tremendous strength and
success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult
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citizen in the United States of America for.
Speaker 1 (20:25):
$ 5, 000. Maybe you're sitting there thinking to yourself, good, I
could use five grand right now. Please, Mr. President, Senate honorable.
Maybe you're sitting there saying right now, that's crazy. We
don't even have the money for that. The total cost
for that would be over a trillion. I've heard 1.3 trillion,
but we can't. Look, it doesn't matter whether you're excited
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or whether you're angry. It's not going to happen. It's
not going to happen because Trump doesn't mean these things.
Remember what Selena Zito said. She spends a lot of
time with Trump. Remember what she has said over and
over and over again? Over and over and over again
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she has said this. She knows this man. What did
she say? You should take Donald Trump seriously, but not literally.
Take him seriously, but not literally. Donald Trump promised you
a doge check. Remember doge? Remember when they were doing that? Well,
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we're finding all this government waste, crazy amounts of waste.
And I forget what the number was, $ 1, 000, $ 2, 000 we
were all going to get. Hey, when that check hits
your mailbox. Remember, do you remember the tariff rebate checks?
This is something that was brought up over and over
and over and over and over again. Because of the tariffs,
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we're going to bring in so much money and we're
going to issue rebate checks to everybody. Trump said it repeatedly.
Did you get your tariff check? Hey, Chris, did you
get your tariff check?
Speaker 3 (22:05):
Corey?
Speaker 1 (22:06):
None of us, huh? It's because it didn't come. And
you're not going to get a $ 5, 000 check either. You're
not going to get an Obamacare rebate check. You don't
have to stress it, and you shouldn't celebrate it. This
is not going to happen. It's not going to happen. Now,
the second reason beyond the fact that it's not going
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to happen is this. Donald Trump, he knows at this
midterm convention, he knows that he has to promise the moon.
because there's little else he can promise that isn't kind
of boring. Now, it's not that there's nothing he's done.
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He's done great things, as I've told you over and
over and over again. Maybe not enough for you. Maybe
you're mad at him. Maybe you hate his guts. But
our deportation numbers continue to go up in ways that
I didn't even see coming. They're ramping up. He's doing
good things. He is good things. That Venezuelan oil deal
probably will drop oil prices somewhere in the future. Good
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things have been done. Way better management in the government
right now. He's reduced the size of the federal government.
That's something people on the right, myself included, have been
crying out for for years. We have the lowest level
of federal employment since the 1960s. Donald Trump, as much
of a populist as he may be, the results are
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we get more conservatism than we've had in a long time.
He's doing great things. But none of those great things,
none of them are going to shine brighter than the
cost of things. They're just not. The person who's in
the grocery store, maybe this is you, and can't afford groceries,
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they don't give a crap about the size of the
federal government. You can argue they should, but they don't.
The person who just filled up his Ford diesel truck...
And it cost him $ 125 because diesel's $ 6 a gallon.
He's not excited about deportation numbers. He may be happy,
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but he drives away from that pump and he's thinking
to himself, why did I vote for this guy anyway?
So Trump has to get up and make promises that
aren't true at the conventions. You can say he shouldn't.
You can say he should. You can say that's his
entire job right now. I've seen this argument. And by
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the way, it's a great argument. Makes me feel a
little dirty, I'll be honest with you. I'm not sure
I like the argument, but it is a great argument of, hey,
he has to, his entire job between now and Election
Day in November is to find a way to get
people to vote for Republicans. That's his entire job. So
if you have to get up there and dangle false
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$ 5, 000 checks in front of him, fine. But that's all
you're seeing. So don't sit and stress about it. Now,
Let's focus on something good. Again, the purpose of the
convention is to motivate you.
Speaker 5 (25:19):
Now, I think it's only appropriate that we kick this
convention off properly with a land acknowledgement. I'd like to
acknowledge that we stand here today in the great state
of Texas and the United States of America.
Speaker 6 (25:37):
Whoo!
Speaker 2 (25:38):
Whoo! Whoo!
Speaker 5 (25:40):
The ancestral homeland of great American patriots, pioneers and explorers
who put down roots, fought for freedom all over the
globe and bled and died to build the greatest civilization
ever known to man.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
Not only is that great messaging because it's just red
meat for you and me kind of thing that makes
us stand up and cheer. Our greatest benefit right now,
the greatest way we can motivate people right now, beyond
false $ 5, 000 check promises, the greatest way we can motivate
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people right now is Democrats themselves. We have good things
to sell. The public doesn't want to hear those things.
But you know what else? We see this in all
the poll numbers. The public thinks Democrats are insane. The
public thinks Democrats are America-hating communists because Democrats are America-hating communists. Now,
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we would rather the GOP be in charge than Democrats. Obviously,
we can both agree on that. But the normie voter
may not make that call because of gas prices. But
then he tunes in to the local Democrat politician and
he hears this stuff.
Speaker 7 (26:59):
We have a tremendous opportunity, but they are going to keep...
giving us the Mamdanis and the Abdul El-Sayeds and, you know,
in my generation, the Obamas, because they are there to
contain radicalism. They are there to destroy it and to
defuse it and to co-opt it and to purchase it.
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The Democrats cannot be reasoned with.
Speaker 1 (27:25):
They must be destroyed. That's one of those DSA types.
He's a communist professor, by the way, at UC Santa Barbara.
That's how the normal Democrat politician talks now. And if
we can contrast ourselves with those people between now and November,
that's the best chance we have at getting people fired
up into the polls. We should over and over and
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over and over again get out there and just show people.
Show them on video. Hey, do you want to vote
for this? I know you might be mad at Republicans.
I know you're mad about $ 6 a gallon for diesel.
Do you want to vote for this instead?
Speaker 6 (28:01):
I want us all to be aware of is that
modern science obviously recognizes that there are many more than
two biological sexes. In fact, there are six, which... Honestly,
Representative Hefner surprised me too. Surprised me too because I
am not well-versed in this issue area. I'm not a scientist.
I'm a politician, a lot worse than a scientist.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
That's the only chance we have at motivating voters between
now and November. We can promise them checks. I don't know,
love it. It is what it is. We can promise
people checks. But probably more honestly, we can tell people
you may be unhappy with Republicans. You may even have
a good reason to be unhappy with Republicans. But Democrats
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are insane, and they will put your country to the
torch in a hurry. All right? Don't stress about this
speech or that speech at the convention. You don't like this.
You don't like that. Now, let's talk a little bit
about an anniversary we're having today. Before I get to that,
I will explain where I was. Before I get to that,
I'm going to explain to you this story. we have
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to start talking more about testosterone in this country. You know,
it's crazy. It's crazy. It makes sense, but it's crazy
that your testosterone level as a man, it determines your
political leanings. Did you know that? Go look at the articles.
The higher your T levels, the further you go to
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the right. The lower your T levels, the further you
go to the left. The Democrats in this country, the
communists in this country want you to be low T,
and effeminate, and afraid and full of anxiety. Chuck, the
anti-communists at Chuck, want you to be fired up, a
fire-breathing right-winger. Go, if you're a dude, and get yourself
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a subscription right now for a male vitality stack. These
are natural herbal supplements. Jack your T-levels through the roof
and make you even further to the right than you
already are. C-H-O-Q-Chuck.com slash Jesse. We'll be back. Jesse Kelly.
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Back soon. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic,
wonderful Thursday. Reminding you that tomorrow is Ask Dr. Jesse Friday.
Questions are already pouring in here. Email yours in to
jesse at jessekellyshow.com. We'll spend three hours answering them tomorrow.
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Speaking of which, today is an anniversary and an ugly one.
It's the anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. wonderful, Christian,
conservative activist who did so much to move our movement forward,
certainly with young people, and he was gunned down in Utah.
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Broad daylight, you watched it happen on video. And I
got this email, hey Jesse, seeing leftists widely celebrate the
anniversary of Charlie's murder really hits home how the left
has paid no price for such an act. We all
know that if anyone slightly right-wing assassinated a prominent leftist,
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big tech would be mass censoring the right and Dem
politicians would have spent every day lambasting the dangers of
anyone to the right of Mao. Instead of fear of reprisal,
they lack and mock. They know they can freely commit
horrific acts and pay no price. I've had many emails
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like this before. The left hasn't paid a price. The
left hasn't paid a price. The left hasn't paid a price.
So let me start out with this, and I'll come
back and I'll explain this in a moment. Left wins.
They are going to be shooting stars. And when I
say shooting stars, it's exactly what you think. Leftist wins
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are going to be big and bright, and you're going
to look up and it's going to be obvious, and
then just like that, they're going to be gone. Our
wins are not going to be like that. Our wins,
they aren't shooting stars. When we get wins, they're going
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to be slow and boring, and they're going to lack
sex appeal, right? So when it comes to things like
Charlie Kirk's murder, we saw Charlie Kirk be assassinated, and
we saw the communists across the country run to social
media and celebrate and cheer, and he deserved it. And today,
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on the anniversary of his death, they're doing the same thing.
Thank God he's gone. I mean, just saying the most
despicable things in the history of the world. And it
makes us so angry, because what we wanted in the
wake of a martyr, what we wanted was retribution, justice, revenge,
whatever word you wanted to put on it. We wanted
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these people to be smashed... So they would never do
something like that again and certainly never celebrate something like
that again. You need to stop doing what you're doing
because you're evil and should be punished. But before we
can get to that point, I think we have to
first discuss how did it happen? Why did it happen?
Why has it happened many times? And why is it
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going to continue happening? I'm talking about the assassination and
attempted assassination of people on the right. It's not necessarily
because they are funded and organized. It happened because for years,
we have told individuals in this country that America sucks,
that right-wingers are evil, that they're Nazis. Now, what that
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has brought us is a bunch of losers, losers who
probably hate listening as we speak right now, sitting at
home in their mother's basement, getting more angry and violent
and lonely and angry and violent and lonely and radicalized
and angry and violent and lonely. And so they go
out with a weapon and a plan and they go
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out trying to kill somebody. There hasn't been some widespread
roundup after Charlie Kirk was murdered because it was one
dude who did it. Who do you want rounded up?
He's arrested. He's already on trial for murder. Who else
do you want? The solution to stopping all these assassins
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who are still out there, they're out there right now,
they're plotting, they're planning. I've told you before, they're going
to try to kill J.D. Vance if he's the nominee,
I guarantee it. Guaranteed. They're going to try to kill him.
What's the solution then? Well, if there's a lone wolf
getting radicalized on the internet, that's a very, very difficult
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thing to track down and catch. Now it's been done
many times before, but that's not a guarantee. The easiest
way to catch people before they do bad things is
when they group up. They group up, they start talking
too much, texting too much, emailing too much. They start
doing things in a group that make noise, that get attention.
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This comes to the attention of law enforcement. Law enforcement
comes down on them like a ton of bricks, and
it gets stopped beforehand. But if I want to go
home every single night and spend eight hours on the
internet getting myself violent and hateful... and I grab a weapon,
which of course I have, and I decide I want
to kill somebody, anybody, I don't know who that would be,
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some person on the left, I bet you I could
do it. I don't want to do it, and I
don't want you to do it, but I bet you
I could do it, because how's law enforcement going to
find me? I'm not going to tell Chris about it.
I wouldn't tell Chris anything anyway. I'm not going to
tell Corey. I won't be texting my wife. I won't
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be hanging with the fellas this Friday, watching some baseball, saying, hey,
I'm getting ready to go kill a Democrat next week.
If I just sit by myself all day, every day,
I'm very difficult to catch. It's just very difficult to
catch that loser in Butler. Now, we all assume that
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he was working with somebody. We don't know who. But
that loser in Butler was just one of these guys,
just a loser. sitting at home, getting violent, getting radical.
So we already have the assassins out there. Some have
already killed. Some have tried to kill. Others will try
to kill in the future. We know that. There is
not some door to kick in to start rounding people up. However,
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that doesn't mean for a second there's no way to
combat the left and there's no way to prevent these
future assassinations That doesn't mean for a second there's no
way to politically give it back to them for what happened.
And I would argue this, that process has already begun,
and if you and I stay the course, we will
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continue it. Now, what's that mean? I'll explain in a moment.
Hang on.
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