July 8, 2026 • 36 mins
Trump talking about the new strikes on Iran. Iran keeps pushing for a toll in the Strait. Should we strike the power and desalinization plants? Securing what is around you. The communist is embedded in your blood red town because politics is there everything.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Wednesday home day. We
have crested the peak of the week. We're gonna be
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all over the map tonight on the world Famous Jesse
Kelly's Show. Here's what we have on tap. Yes, I
saw the big press conference between Trump and Iran, and
I guess we're dropping bombs on him again an he
ron's acting belligerent and I have all kinds of emails
about it. I will touch on that to open up
(00:51):
the show. We'll talk more about communists rewarding their friends,
how much history is underground governments, what do they do
when they start to crumble, all that patriotism still on
the outs in some circles, emails and so much more
coming up tonight on the world Famous Jesse Kelly's Show.
(01:14):
So because there was a big press conference about it,
and because really, as we speak, it may be happening,
may happen before the show's over, may happen after the
show's over. When I say it, I'm talking about more
bombs dropped on Iran. This is a big thing. Everyone's
talking about it. They're now We have had lines like
(01:37):
this oil's back at eighty dollars in stock slide as,
Trump says, the Iran cease fire is over. Okay, that
is kind of what he said. Here's what else he said.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Talks with their eye will not resume.
Speaker 1 (01:53):
I don't care.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
They could talk, but I think they're wasting their time.
There are a bunch of lying guys. I do it
in my whole life. That's all I do is deals.
My whole life is That's how I became president. I
guess that's a deal.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Do, right.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
But I made a lot of money. I had a
lot of great success now tremendous success. Everything I did,
I was successful. And I deal with these guys, and
I say, this is from a different school. They're liars,
they're cheats, they're sick people. They've hurt their people. They
killed fifty four thousand people as of now that were protesting.
(02:25):
You know, when people say, how come they have been
taken over? The kid take over because they're dead. They
killed them. Nobody's going to take over. They have no
guns and the other side has machine guns and they're
killing them. The press hasn't reported.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
But they're bad people.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
They're bad people, and frankly, I don't want to waste
my time with them.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Well, sounds like things are going well. Then we apparently
hit them hard last night. And like I said, the
threats sound like we're going to do it again tonight.
Speaker 3 (02:57):
They are behaving very badly. They have for forty seven years.
And you know, we hit them hard last night after
they launched they launched a couple of You don't have
to know about this, you got on your mind, but
they launched a couple of drones and one rocket, one
missile and at chips because they were in the strait,
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which they have every right to be. And so we
hit them very hard last night, very probably hit them
hard again tonight. I'll give them a little warning we're
gonna hit them hard tonight. But we'll see how it
all works out. No, I'm not happy with them, you know.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
It's like, yeah, we got it. And I have so
many emails of people from people with concerns, the emails
like this one. President Trump said, no forever wars Yet,
this Iran war is going on a whole lot longer
than Americans were led to believe. Is there any way
out of it? A country like Iran will never give up?
(03:55):
America could use every missile we have. They still wouldn't
give up our inventories low, okay to your opinion. So
maybe maybe the future when it comes to this Iran
stuff is bleak, and maybe this thing is gonna stretch
out for quite a while. That's probably the likely scenario.
Maybe we have ways around it. Let's lay this out
(04:19):
here to figure out where we are. First, remember two
huge things that you have to set your emotions aside
to understand, because people get so passionate when it comes
to Iran and Israel and Jiha and that people get very,
very passionate on all sides about this whole thing. Don't
care about your passion. Let's deal with reality. Two big realities,
(04:44):
right First, one is oil runs the entire world. It
is the commodity that runs the entire planet. If you
all of a sudden stop twenty p of it, thirty
percent of it, forty percent of it from flowing, that
(05:04):
is not an economic hiccup. That's not well, we pay
four bucks a gallon for a couple of weeks, going
to be a squeeze. It's not that at all. That
is global catastrophe if countries start running out of oil,
all right, now, once we decided to drop bombs on Iran,
(05:29):
Iran did what everybody knew they were going to do.
Trump knew it, The Pentagon knew it. I honestly, my
idiot Dogfred probably knew it. Everybody knew. This is something
that had been widely talked about in military circles forever.
What would Iran do? Because Iran they know they can't
stand up to us militarily in some significant way. But
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this is a terrorist state who obviously they're okay with terrorism.
It's really what they do. So what do you do
if you were Iran? Well, I have one of, if
not the most important waterways on the planet on my border,
the Strait of hor Moves. Iran is overlooking it, and
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in some cases, because of the mountainous Iranian coastline, they
are actually overlooking it. They're looking down on the Strait
of Hormves. Iran has, as Trump said, forty seven years
that this has been a terrist state. Dealing with this,
They've spent probably not all forty seven but lots and
lots and lots of that time putting things into place
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that would allow them to close the Strait of horr
Moves using rockets, missiles, drones, these fast attack boats and
things like that, things that aren't bunched up in one place,
so we can just drop a smart bomb on it
and eliminate it. Remember, Iran is a huge country. It's
the size of the western United States of America. And
(06:55):
they allegedly, obviously I haven't touched them. Allegedly they have
these different missile sites, drone sites everywhere, absolutely everywhere. Now
let's get to that everywhere part. As we just kind
of lay out what we're dealing with here, Trump was
talking about the nuclear dust. Well, here's a recent We
already got.
Speaker 2 (07:14):
The nuclear ma dud. Because it's so far underground. Nobody's
gonna be able to get it except us, because we have.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
The equipment that you get it.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
But I go what the nuclear does The nuclear material
is so far down underneath the mountain, and now it's
that's been determined that it would take massive machinery that
we have that no other country has. Why would I
go in? Now I go in when they're completely either
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eliminated or whatever happened or an agreement's made.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
Trump goes on to say that, hey, we we have
these incredible satellites, we have Space Force, and if anybody
goes for that nuclear material, we will see and we
will kill them. Okay, now, I'm sure that's true, by
the way, but I also need to correct something because
we get confused thanks to movies and television and things
(08:06):
like that. Yes, we have an incredible space force, air
Force satellites, amazing technology that can do things I don't
even know about at this point in time, really incredible things.
That is all true. However, we do not, and we
will not have the ability to monitor every square inch
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of a country the size of Iran. Can we monitor
the nuclear sites? Of course, we can pop our things overhead,
sit there and watch them. Of course we can. Can
we look at every square inch of ground in Iran
and take out every single drone site or missile site? No,
we cannot. Now I already talked about the oil reserves
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and why that's important. The second part of this is
critically important to understand. Trump talked about maybe we'll do
the blockade. We'll do the blockade again if we need to.
Speaker 3 (09:06):
On your order, mister President, we will hit even more
and even deeper, because that's the cops go. We may
put down to the blockade, we may put it back
the blockade, and it'll only be a blockade for a rent.
Anybody else can have whatever they want.
Speaker 2 (09:20):
Now.
Speaker 3 (09:21):
Of course they'll drop some minds if they can, you know,
if they can do it. But it's hard because we're
taking out those little boats now with the same weapon
we used to take out the drug lords and the
boats coming investing.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Okay, so let's touch on that, the boats and the
drones and the mines. I mentioned the oil reserves, then
I said, the second thing we have to understand is
the straight of Horror Moves. I've talked about this before.
We have to clarify this over and over again for
people who get confused. Jesse, if our navy has wiped
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out their navy, if we have all these incredible helicopters
and the technology that can take out these fast attack boats,
then why would the Strait of hor Moves be quote
closed or restricted. I don't understand. We have the most
powerful navy in the world. They are essentially reduced to rowboats.
They're not rowboats, but they're essentially reduced to rowboats. At
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this point in time, Why is traffic not flowing through
the strait. This is the critical part to understand moving forward,
and we will talk about that. Maybe it'll ease your mind,
because I actually think there's a potential light at the
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because apparently we've already hit Iran, We're planning on hitting
them again. We're even calling them loco. We'll get to
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that in a moment. I said, there are two things
everyone has to understand and people forget about, and it
doesn't get reported on the news. So people take these
wildly emotional stances on this entire thing. Oil reserves are
a thing with the straight of Horror moves. Closed nations
around the globe were running out of oil. That's why
Trump decided to try to get in this MoU this bat. Look,
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it's a bad deal, but I'm not saying he could
have done better. When you're dealing with scumbags like Iran,
you're gonna get a bad deal. It's a bad deal.
So now now it looks like Iran and we're gonna
get to why here in a moment. Is back to
attacking ships the strait of Horror moves. That's where we're
gonna focus here really quickly. Let me use an analogy.
(12:56):
Let's say the person you love the most, maybe it's
true for your husband, and maybe it's a child. Whatever.
Let's say they had to start driving to the next
town over town is ten miles away. But there's a catch.
There is a roving gang of lunatics, and every now
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and then they're killing whoever they find on the road.
But hey, hey, don't worry. I don't want you to worry,
because I have great news. This roving gang. They're only
getting one out of every twenty cars, still sending your
wife your kid. You see, the gang doesn't have to
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succeed twenty times to get you to stop sending your
child to the next town over. One out of twenty
is plenty. Sorry, son, you need to stay home, Iranda. Yes,
they don't have the navy. They don't have the ability
to combat our navy on the water, but they don't
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need that. All they need the ability to do is
what they did last night or yesterday morning. The time
change gets weird. Hit a ship once, just hit one once,
and that will immediately trigger the loss of insurance for
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all the other ships who are in the Strait. And
if your ship and the cargo on it is not insured,
you're not pulling up an anchor. You are staying right
there until there is an insurance policy on your ship.
The pickle is Aron doesn't have to succeed a lot
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or the majority of the time, or even some of
the time. Every now and that'll work every now and then.
Get a tanker to hit a mine, boom, traffic shuts down.
Trump's calling them local. He's not wrong.
Speaker 3 (15:07):
So when you say not a success, it's a tremendous success.
The fake news likes to say how well they're doing.
They're doing terribly. They have three hundred and fifty percent inflation.
When the war started they had like six percent five
percent they have. They want to make a deal, but
they don't know how to make a deal, and then
they go around shooting ships at night. I don't like that.
You know, they're dealing with very fine people. They dealing
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with Steve Whitcoff, they're dealing with Jared Kushner and jd. Vance,
and they're dealing with Marco and Scott. They're dealing with
great people. But I don't know, I think they're a
little loco. They're a little crazy.
Speaker 1 (15:43):
They are. Let's talk about why this may be. Remember, remember,
maybe maybe you paid attention to this, maybe it got
too much and it was too confusing, and you just
ignored it. And if you did, I don't blame you
at all, because I got there myself. Several times you
would wake up to a headline or a statement from Trump, Hey,
we got a deal, we got a great deal. The
(16:05):
deal's done, and then in fifteen minutes there would be
a report out of Iran. We don't want a deal.
There's no deal, we're not even close to a deal.
And then five minutes later Trump would say they're coming
to the table. They're excited about this deal. And five
minutes after that Iran would say, what deal, Take your
deal and shove it. We're not interested in having a deal.
(16:27):
All this pack and forth, endless, sene, Who do you believe?
What do you believe? One of the points of contention
on the deal was this, and the two sides said
very different things. Tolls on the straight, meaning can Iran
charge a toll to the ships going through the strait?
(16:49):
Trump JD everybody out there, being a spokesman, said no, No,
Marco Rubio two, there's not going to be a toll.
There'll be no toll, no tolls. We're not going to
allow them to have a toe. Oh. Iran kept putting
out statements that sure made it seem like they were
going to charge a toll. They said repeatedly publicly, you
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have to get our permission and pay a fee to
cross through the strait. I'm not saying something was lost
in translation. Iran. There are a bunch of dirt balls.
They've been dirt balls since the Jahanis took over that place,
a bunch of lion thieven terrorist act in dirt balls.
(17:36):
And how we're stuck trying to deal with them. I'll
tell you I'm gonna finish this up in a second.
So I want to touch on I want to touch
on something Trump said about the nuclear dust and where
it is and where this thing might be going. And
as promised, I think I'm going to deliver a little
(17:58):
bit of hope. Maybe they're a light at the end
of the tunnel here, because it seems like this is hopeless.
And then this doesn't it We're gonna have to deal
with this more bombs, more minds than we have to
drop bombs. It seems like this, it's still gonna be
going on in the year twenty fifty. I don't think
it will hang on. Jesse Kelly returns next. It is
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the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Wednesday, a hump day.
So let's wrap up this Iran talk and say where
we're at and why I think there may be some
hope and also a little axe I have to grind here.
But before we get to the act. So before we
get to the hope, this is what Trump actually said.
(18:41):
May take out the bridges, may take out the d
selling it.
Speaker 2 (18:44):
Look, we're not attacking at the highest level, the highest
level of the bridges there which we can knock down.
I would say, in one day, we knock down every
single bridge interam. It's not a thing they can do
about it. Are electric manufacturing facilities right their electric plants
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where they make their electricity in there, we will if
we have to, we'll take them out.
Speaker 3 (19:11):
I don't want to do that, but if we have to,
we'll take them out.
Speaker 2 (19:15):
They have desalinization plants, will take them out if we
have to. Hate to do that.
Speaker 3 (19:19):
That's probably the one I would like not to do
least cut.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
So what are our options if Iran won't stop. Trump
just laid it out. Bridges, desalination plants, power plants. Okay,
all right, it's tempting to want that, but remember that
audio White played. I'm not going to go play it
against it was too long, but remember that audio White
played twenty minutes ago or so when Trump said people
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are asking why the Iranians didn't rise up, Well, all
the people who would rise up, the Iranians killed them all.
Remember Trump said it was fifty four thousand or fifty
six thousand people. They killed all those people. All right,
So back to the plan. And I'm not saying it's
a bad plan, but we're going to start bombing bridges
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and power plants and desalination plants and things like that. Okay,
what does that change? Yes, you're hurting people, no question
about it. But if the fifty thousand people who could
rise up are dead, bombing a power plant doesn't bring
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them back to life, You're trying to visit enough pain
on the Iranian regime to get them to stop. And
I understand that strategy, and frankly, that's all these people understand.
In many ways, I understand it. I'm not criticizing the strategy,
but is that going to actually win the thing? I
don't know. We're in a bind. We're an extreme bind.
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Now for the hopeful part, before I get to my
ax to grind, Iran is played this card now for months.
As soon as we started dropping bombs on them, they
close the straight. They know about the insurance, the economy,
the oil reserves, everything I just said. They've played this
card for months. There are no quick solutions. So I'm
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not going to act like this is going to happen
next week, next month. The world is going to start
to find a new way. This has happened many times historically,
where countries are shipping goods to and fro somehow someway,
sometimes by ship or by land. They're sending goods from
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A to B. For whatever reason, robbers a bad country
whether whatever the reason may be, it becomes too hazardous,
too dangerous to ship goods to and fro. The whole
history of the world says countries are going to start
to figure out a way around it. This is the
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only card Iran has to play. And because they have
played it, and played it, and played it and played it,
eventually they're going to play it out and Yeah, that's
a good point. Christius brought up a headline Saudi Arabia
considers expansion of oil pipeline to the Red Sea. What
does that mean? You're probably not staring at a map.
That's how you get around having it through the strait
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of horror moves. This is just one thing that I
think can come one day. It won't come shortly. Now,
let me ask you what has been the repeated justification
from the Trump administration for dropping bombs on Iran When
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we did. They splitzed out a couple of things, But
there is one thing that has remained consistent. Over it
and over it and over and over again. Trump himself
has said it a million times. We did it because
we can't. They can't have a nuclear weapon. Iran can't
have a nuclear weapon. I'm never going to allow Iran
to have a nuclear weapon. I had to do this
because they were about to get a nuclear weapon. In fact,
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at one point in time, I don't have the audio
in front of me right now, he got up and
said they were about to attack us. It looked like
they were about to have the nuclear weapon, and they
were about to drop the nuclear weapon on us. That
is how the President of the United States of America
justified this repeatedly when we went over there. Okay, Iran
was about to avenuke. They're about to avenuke. They're about
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to have a nuke. They were about to attack. Ah,
So what's this again.
Speaker 2 (23:29):
We've already got the nuclear me Joe, because it's so
far underground, nobody's going to be able to get it.
Speaker 3 (23:34):
Accept us because.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Let me pause. I'll let him play the whole thing
for thirty two seconds. But we already have the nuclear material.
It's so far underground that nobody's going to be able
to get it except us. So why don't we drop
the bombs then it It doesn't sound like Iran was
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about to have a nuclear weapon. If I believe what
Trump just said, I have no reason not to believe
what he just said. It sounds like it was an
impossibility for them to get a nuclear weapon because and
I quote, it's so deep underground nobody could get to
it but us. That's what he just said.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
I already got the nuclear drug because it's so far underground,
nobody's going to be able to get it. Accept us
because we have the equipment that you get it.
Speaker 3 (24:30):
But I go, what the nuclear does the nuclear material
is so far down underneath a mountain, and now it's
that's been determined that it would take massive machinery that
we have that no other country has. Why would I
go in go in when they're completely either eliminated or
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whatever happened or an agreements made.
Speaker 1 (24:58):
Can anybody square that for me? I'm sorry to ask
an uncomfortable question, but it's my country. Say it's your country.
I was told that this is worth higher gas prices.
I was told that this is so important, even if
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it costs us the midterms, even if this causes prices
which were already high, to go up. I was told repeatedly,
not once, not twice, repeatedly. I was told Iran is
about to get a nuke. Iran is about to get
a nuke. I have to I had no choice. Look,
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I can't let them get a nuke. I have no choice.
But the nuclear materials under a mountain and they can't
even get to it. In fact, Trump says there's no
country on the planet that can get to it but
the United States of America. So why do we do it?
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What was the plan? I'm asking the question because this
thing has wounded us as a political movement severely. It
has wounded us. We have lost gen Z for the moment.
I hope we get them back. Eighty one percent disapproval
of this whole thing from them. They wanted lower prices,
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they wanted more jobs, independence. We have hemorrhaged them for
this whole thing. We are at risk of handing the
country back to the communists at home. And I was
told time and time again that hey, you want New
York City to glow in the dark, they were about
(26:46):
to have a nuke and five minutes from now, you
just got to get a couple more double A batteries
and the nuke was coming. But now that that's not
true anymore, that was the entire justification for the whole adventure.
So yeah, all right, we're gonna move on. It's a
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I may just do those the rest of the show tonight.
I got myself upset last segment, Hey, Jesse actually says,
my goodness, Bronco, they don't call you the oracle for nothing.
I went to a cookout recently and there was a
person there who was a perfect care could sure of
the communists you described. She drove with Subaru, had a
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bush haircut, butch haircut, and bashed men. And where does
she work. She's employed by the local government in our
blood red counting. It would be hilarious if it weren't
so awful. Keep warning your listeners about the evils of communism.
Whenever I think you might be exaggerating, I find that
you're one hundred percent right. I read that one because
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she said about she talked about how right I am,
and you know that's a big thing for me. The
second reason I said, what, Chris. The second reason I
read that was this, I know these gigantic global issues,
you know, iron in the strait of horror moves. They
get really, really frustrating because we feel insanely helpless that
there's just nothing you can do to fix this, or
(29:46):
I can do to fix this. And honestly, this situation
sucks so bad and maybe nothing Trump can do to
fix it. So it makes us feel helpless and sometimes
helpless becomes hopeless. Can't do anything. I can't do anything.
I can't do anything. Let me remind you that we
have to clean up our own house before we worry
(30:09):
about the neighbor's house. And once we're done with our house,
and once we're done with the neighbor's house, then we
can start maybe looking at the next neighborhood over. Then
once that neighborhood is good to go, then maybe we
can look at the next town over. We have to
secure the five inches around us, and that means you
(30:29):
need to get involved in your local government. And I'm
warning you right now it's going to involve some boredom.
It's a school board meeting and you're going to be
daydreaming and browsing on your phone. It's going to be
a waterboard thing. It's going to be a wait a minute,
we have to have a commission. It's a Thursday night.
(30:50):
I just got off work. I just want to eat
some hot dogs and watch the Stros game. I know
it's boring, it's monotonous. The communist loves it. The communist,
especially in Lead in red areas, loves it. You know why,
(31:11):
because the place is not burning down yet, so good
people don't get involved because there's no five alarm fire.
The communist knows he can ram his agenda through as
much as he possibly can at that government job. You
won't compete for, you won't go out for. He has
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no other life. He's out there trying to fulfill his
religious obligations as a dirty as a dirty Antichrist. So
he's down there. He's trying to get on with the
parks Department. You know, it's funny. I parks department seems
to have come up again recently. I just want to
remind you of something before I get to the recent story.
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Town that I am close by. They tried to have
a grand marshall for their Fourth of July parade a
few years ago, Blood Red Town. It's like all Republicans,
and they came to me and said, Jesse, we've got
a problem. Turns out they had tracked down some cammie
anti gun lesbian hag to be the grand marshal of
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the town, and the people of the town were furious
about it. There was no widespread support at all. So
I started digging into it. May Chris start figuring out
what's going on here? Calling this guy calling that guy
calling city hall, Hey, who did that? Who made this decision?
Who you know? Where this decision came from the parks department.
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Have you ever even seen the front door of the
parks department in your town? Well, Columbus, Ohio, this happened
last week, right before the weekend. Columbus Ohio got itself
in a bit of a pickle. We were coming up
on the two hundred and fiftieth a nursery obviously of
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our great country, our two hundred and fiftieth birthday, and
they were going to raise a Somali flag on our
Independence Day weekend, and they announced this publicly. Guess who
announced it? The parks department. They ended up deleting it.
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And I don't know whether that flag ended up ever
getting waived. But and this is not me telling you
you have to go become part of the parks department.
But I'm telling you, in your area and your safe
white picket fence, wonderful church on every corner in your area,
there are dirt ball kammies who are making decisions on
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behalf of your town and they will subvert as much
as they can possibly subvert. I don't care where you are.
I don't care who you are. There is work to
be done locally that you can do. There's nothing you
can do about the straight of horror moves, not a
single frigging thing. There's nothing you can do about gas prices.
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That that. There are things that are simply beyond my control,
in your control. But there are things we can control
and things we can dig into. Maybe you should go maybe, hey,
maybe maybe let me do this practical and simple right now.
In fact, we're about to get a break right now.
Why don't you get on your phone. I know you're
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gonna during a commercial break anyway, Why don't you get
on your phone? And why don't you look up the
parks department in your city? Why don't you get some
names for the people who are involved in the parks
department in your city. Why don't you spend five ten
minutes doing some internet slewth thing and look these people up,
Go look at their social media accounts, see if there's
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any kind of history on them out there. Just a
little experiment and a little heads up that we have
dirty commies ruling over us in small ways, even in
red areas, because they get involved. These people are losers,
They have no life, They know about every single committee,
every meeting, every time there's a job opening at the
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parks Department or whatever waste manage. It doesn't matter where
it is. They are showing up because they have nothing
else but government power, and they are getting in there.
Look up the library, shoot, go down to the library,
go to the kids section. Tell me what you see,
and then ask yourself, could I go be part of that?
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Maybe clean that up? It's nice and quiet in there,
air conditioning works usually anyway, you get free movies. I'm
told you could sit there read a book, and then
maybe the tranny books wouldn't be front and center in
the kids section of your local library. Local, local, Local.
All right, we're gonna talk about commies rewarding their friends
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because they do it again again. The Democrat Party is
just so nakedly corrupt it's wild. We'll talk about language
leading mindset and mindset leading to performance. That's something we've
touched on many times on this show. All that emails
so much more coming up on the Jesse Kelly Show.
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Kelly's Show. Here's what we have on tap. Yes, I
saw the big press conference between Trump and Iran, and
I guess we're dropping bombs on him again an he
ron's acting belligerent and I have all kinds of emails
about it. I will touch on that to open up
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the show. We'll talk more about communists rewarding their friends,
how much history is underground governments, what do they do
when they start to crumble, all that patriotism still on
the outs in some circles, emails and so much more
coming up tonight on the world Famous Jesse Kelly's Show.
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So because there was a big press conference about it,
and because really, as we speak, it may be happening,
may happen before the show's over, may happen after the
show's over. When I say it, I'm talking about more
bombs dropped on Iran. This is a big thing. Everyone's
talking about it. They're now We have had lines like
(01:37):
this oil's back at eighty dollars in stock slide as,
Trump says, the Iran cease fire is over. Okay, that
is kind of what he said. Here's what else he said.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Talks with their eye will not resume.
Speaker 1 (01:53):
I don't care.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
They could talk, but I think they're wasting their time.
There are a bunch of lying guys. I do it
in my whole life. That's all I do is deals.
My whole life is That's how I became president. I
guess that's a deal.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Do, right.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
But I made a lot of money. I had a
lot of great success now tremendous success. Everything I did,
I was successful. And I deal with these guys, and
I say, this is from a different school. They're liars,
they're cheats, they're sick people. They've hurt their people. They
killed fifty four thousand people as of now that were protesting.
(02:25):
You know, when people say, how come they have been
taken over? The kid take over because they're dead. They
killed them. Nobody's going to take over. They have no
guns and the other side has machine guns and they're
killing them. The press hasn't reported.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
But they're bad people.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
They're bad people, and frankly, I don't want to waste
my time with them.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Well, sounds like things are going well. Then we apparently
hit them hard last night. And like I said, the
threats sound like we're going to do it again tonight.
Speaker 3 (02:57):
They are behaving very badly. They have for forty seven years.
And you know, we hit them hard last night after
they launched they launched a couple of You don't have
to know about this, you got on your mind, but
they launched a couple of drones and one rocket, one
missile and at chips because they were in the strait,
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which they have every right to be. And so we
hit them very hard last night, very probably hit them
hard again tonight. I'll give them a little warning we're
gonna hit them hard tonight. But we'll see how it
all works out. No, I'm not happy with them, you know.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
It's like, yeah, we got it. And I have so
many emails of people from people with concerns, the emails
like this one. President Trump said, no forever wars Yet,
this Iran war is going on a whole lot longer
than Americans were led to believe. Is there any way
out of it? A country like Iran will never give up?
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America could use every missile we have. They still wouldn't
give up our inventories low, okay to your opinion. So
maybe maybe the future when it comes to this Iran
stuff is bleak, and maybe this thing is gonna stretch
out for quite a while. That's probably the likely scenario.
Maybe we have ways around it. Let's lay this out
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here to figure out where we are. First, remember two
huge things that you have to set your emotions aside
to understand, because people get so passionate when it comes
to Iran and Israel and Jiha and that people get very,
very passionate on all sides about this whole thing. Don't
care about your passion. Let's deal with reality. Two big realities,
(04:44):
right First, one is oil runs the entire world. It
is the commodity that runs the entire planet. If you
all of a sudden stop twenty p of it, thirty
percent of it, forty percent of it from flowing, that
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is not an economic hiccup. That's not well, we pay
four bucks a gallon for a couple of weeks, going
to be a squeeze. It's not that at all. That
is global catastrophe if countries start running out of oil,
all right, now, once we decided to drop bombs on Iran,
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Iran did what everybody knew they were going to do.
Trump knew it, The Pentagon knew it. I honestly, my
idiot Dogfred probably knew it. Everybody knew. This is something
that had been widely talked about in military circles forever.
What would Iran do? Because Iran they know they can't
stand up to us militarily in some significant way. But
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this is a terrorist state who obviously they're okay with terrorism.
It's really what they do. So what do you do
if you were Iran? Well, I have one of, if
not the most important waterways on the planet on my border,
the Strait of hor Moves. Iran is overlooking it, and
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in some cases, because of the mountainous Iranian coastline, they
are actually overlooking it. They're looking down on the Strait
of Hormves. Iran has, as Trump said, forty seven years
that this has been a terrist state. Dealing with this,
They've spent probably not all forty seven but lots and
lots and lots of that time putting things into place
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that would allow them to close the Strait of horr
Moves using rockets, missiles, drones, these fast attack boats and
things like that, things that aren't bunched up in one place,
so we can just drop a smart bomb on it
and eliminate it. Remember, Iran is a huge country. It's
the size of the western United States of America. And
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they allegedly, obviously I haven't touched them. Allegedly they have
these different missile sites, drone sites everywhere, absolutely everywhere. Now
let's get to that everywhere part. As we just kind
of lay out what we're dealing with here, Trump was
talking about the nuclear dust. Well, here's a recent We
already got.
Speaker 2 (07:14):
The nuclear ma dud. Because it's so far underground. Nobody's
gonna be able to get it except us, because we have.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
The equipment that you get it.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
But I go what the nuclear does The nuclear material
is so far down underneath the mountain, and now it's
that's been determined that it would take massive machinery that
we have that no other country has. Why would I
go in? Now I go in when they're completely either
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eliminated or whatever happened or an agreement's made.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
Trump goes on to say that, hey, we we have
these incredible satellites, we have Space Force, and if anybody
goes for that nuclear material, we will see and we
will kill them. Okay, now, I'm sure that's true, by
the way, but I also need to correct something because
we get confused thanks to movies and television and things
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like that. Yes, we have an incredible space force, air
Force satellites, amazing technology that can do things I don't
even know about at this point in time, really incredible things.
That is all true. However, we do not, and we
will not have the ability to monitor every square inch
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of a country the size of Iran. Can we monitor
the nuclear sites? Of course, we can pop our things overhead,
sit there and watch them. Of course we can. Can
we look at every square inch of ground in Iran
and take out every single drone site or missile site? No,
we cannot. Now I already talked about the oil reserves
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and why that's important. The second part of this is
critically important to understand. Trump talked about maybe we'll do
the blockade. We'll do the blockade again if we need to.
Speaker 3 (09:06):
On your order, mister President, we will hit even more
and even deeper, because that's the cops go. We may
put down to the blockade, we may put it back
the blockade, and it'll only be a blockade for a rent.
Anybody else can have whatever they want.
Speaker 2 (09:20):
Now.
Speaker 3 (09:21):
Of course they'll drop some minds if they can, you know,
if they can do it. But it's hard because we're
taking out those little boats now with the same weapon
we used to take out the drug lords and the
boats coming investing.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Okay, so let's touch on that, the boats and the
drones and the mines. I mentioned the oil reserves, then
I said, the second thing we have to understand is
the straight of Horror Moves. I've talked about this before.
We have to clarify this over and over again for
people who get confused. Jesse, if our navy has wiped
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out their navy, if we have all these incredible helicopters
and the technology that can take out these fast attack boats,
then why would the Strait of hor Moves be quote
closed or restricted. I don't understand. We have the most
powerful navy in the world. They are essentially reduced to rowboats.
They're not rowboats, but they're essentially reduced to rowboats. At
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this point in time, Why is traffic not flowing through
the strait. This is the critical part to understand moving forward,
and we will talk about that. Maybe it'll ease your mind,
because I actually think there's a potential light at the
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because apparently we've already hit Iran, We're planning on hitting
them again. We're even calling them loco. We'll get to
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that in a moment. I said, there are two things
everyone has to understand and people forget about, and it
doesn't get reported on the news. So people take these
wildly emotional stances on this entire thing. Oil reserves are
a thing with the straight of Horror moves. Closed nations
around the globe were running out of oil. That's why
Trump decided to try to get in this MoU this bat. Look,
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it's a bad deal, but I'm not saying he could
have done better. When you're dealing with scumbags like Iran,
you're gonna get a bad deal. It's a bad deal.
So now now it looks like Iran and we're gonna
get to why here in a moment. Is back to
attacking ships the strait of Horror moves. That's where we're
gonna focus here really quickly. Let me use an analogy.
(12:56):
Let's say the person you love the most, maybe it's
true for your husband, and maybe it's a child. Whatever.
Let's say they had to start driving to the next
town over town is ten miles away. But there's a catch.
There is a roving gang of lunatics, and every now
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and then they're killing whoever they find on the road.
But hey, hey, don't worry. I don't want you to worry,
because I have great news. This roving gang. They're only
getting one out of every twenty cars, still sending your
wife your kid. You see, the gang doesn't have to
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succeed twenty times to get you to stop sending your
child to the next town over. One out of twenty
is plenty. Sorry, son, you need to stay home, Iranda. Yes,
they don't have the navy. They don't have the ability
to combat our navy on the water, but they don't
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need that. All they need the ability to do is
what they did last night or yesterday morning. The time
change gets weird. Hit a ship once, just hit one once,
and that will immediately trigger the loss of insurance for
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all the other ships who are in the Strait. And
if your ship and the cargo on it is not insured,
you're not pulling up an anchor. You are staying right
there until there is an insurance policy on your ship.
The pickle is Aron doesn't have to succeed a lot
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or the majority of the time, or even some of
the time. Every now and that'll work every now and then.
Get a tanker to hit a mine, boom, traffic shuts down.
Trump's calling them local. He's not wrong.
Speaker 3 (15:07):
So when you say not a success, it's a tremendous success.
The fake news likes to say how well they're doing.
They're doing terribly. They have three hundred and fifty percent inflation.
When the war started they had like six percent five
percent they have. They want to make a deal, but
they don't know how to make a deal, and then
they go around shooting ships at night. I don't like that.
You know, they're dealing with very fine people. They dealing
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with Steve Whitcoff, they're dealing with Jared Kushner and jd. Vance,
and they're dealing with Marco and Scott. They're dealing with
great people. But I don't know, I think they're a
little loco. They're a little crazy.
Speaker 1 (15:43):
They are. Let's talk about why this may be. Remember, remember,
maybe maybe you paid attention to this, maybe it got
too much and it was too confusing, and you just
ignored it. And if you did, I don't blame you
at all, because I got there myself. Several times you
would wake up to a headline or a statement from Trump, Hey,
we got a deal, we got a great deal. The
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deal's done, and then in fifteen minutes there would be
a report out of Iran. We don't want a deal.
There's no deal, we're not even close to a deal.
And then five minutes later Trump would say they're coming
to the table. They're excited about this deal. And five
minutes after that Iran would say, what deal, Take your
deal and shove it. We're not interested in having a deal.
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All this pack and forth, endless, sene, Who do you believe?
What do you believe? One of the points of contention
on the deal was this, and the two sides said
very different things. Tolls on the straight, meaning can Iran
charge a toll to the ships going through the strait?
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Trump JD everybody out there, being a spokesman, said no, No,
Marco Rubio two, there's not going to be a toll.
There'll be no toll, no tolls. We're not going to
allow them to have a toe. Oh. Iran kept putting
out statements that sure made it seem like they were
going to charge a toll. They said repeatedly publicly, you
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have to get our permission and pay a fee to
cross through the strait. I'm not saying something was lost
in translation. Iran. There are a bunch of dirt balls.
They've been dirt balls since the Jahanis took over that place,
a bunch of lion thieven terrorist act in dirt balls.
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And how we're stuck trying to deal with them. I'll
tell you I'm gonna finish this up in a second.
So I want to touch on I want to touch
on something Trump said about the nuclear dust and where
it is and where this thing might be going. And
as promised, I think I'm going to deliver a little
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bit of hope. Maybe they're a light at the end
of the tunnel here, because it seems like this is hopeless.
And then this doesn't it We're gonna have to deal
with this more bombs, more minds than we have to
drop bombs. It seems like this, it's still gonna be
going on in the year twenty fifty. I don't think
it will hang on. Jesse Kelly returns next. It is
(18:21):
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Wednesday, a hump day.
So let's wrap up this Iran talk and say where
we're at and why I think there may be some
hope and also a little axe I have to grind here.
But before we get to the act. So before we
get to the hope, this is what Trump actually said.
(18:41):
May take out the bridges, may take out the d
selling it.
Speaker 2 (18:44):
Look, we're not attacking at the highest level, the highest
level of the bridges there which we can knock down.
I would say, in one day, we knock down every
single bridge interam. It's not a thing they can do
about it. Are electric manufacturing facilities right their electric plants
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where they make their electricity in there, we will if
we have to, we'll take them out.
Speaker 3 (19:11):
I don't want to do that, but if we have to,
we'll take them out.
Speaker 2 (19:15):
They have desalinization plants, will take them out if we
have to. Hate to do that.
Speaker 3 (19:19):
That's probably the one I would like not to do
least cut.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
So what are our options if Iran won't stop. Trump
just laid it out. Bridges, desalination plants, power plants. Okay,
all right, it's tempting to want that, but remember that
audio White played. I'm not going to go play it
against it was too long, but remember that audio White
played twenty minutes ago or so when Trump said people
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are asking why the Iranians didn't rise up, Well, all
the people who would rise up, the Iranians killed them all.
Remember Trump said it was fifty four thousand or fifty
six thousand people. They killed all those people. All right,
So back to the plan. And I'm not saying it's
a bad plan, but we're going to start bombing bridges
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and power plants and desalination plants and things like that. Okay,
what does that change? Yes, you're hurting people, no question
about it. But if the fifty thousand people who could
rise up are dead, bombing a power plant doesn't bring
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them back to life, You're trying to visit enough pain
on the Iranian regime to get them to stop. And
I understand that strategy, and frankly, that's all these people understand.
In many ways, I understand it. I'm not criticizing the strategy,
but is that going to actually win the thing? I
don't know. We're in a bind. We're an extreme bind.
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Now for the hopeful part, before I get to my
ax to grind, Iran is played this card now for months.
As soon as we started dropping bombs on them, they
close the straight. They know about the insurance, the economy,
the oil reserves, everything I just said. They've played this
card for months. There are no quick solutions. So I'm
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not going to act like this is going to happen
next week, next month. The world is going to start
to find a new way. This has happened many times historically,
where countries are shipping goods to and fro somehow someway,
sometimes by ship or by land. They're sending goods from
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A to B. For whatever reason, robbers a bad country
whether whatever the reason may be, it becomes too hazardous,
too dangerous to ship goods to and fro. The whole
history of the world says countries are going to start
to figure out a way around it. This is the
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only card Iran has to play. And because they have
played it, and played it, and played it and played it,
eventually they're going to play it out and Yeah, that's
a good point. Christius brought up a headline Saudi Arabia
considers expansion of oil pipeline to the Red Sea. What
does that mean? You're probably not staring at a map.
That's how you get around having it through the strait
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of horror moves. This is just one thing that I
think can come one day. It won't come shortly. Now,
let me ask you what has been the repeated justification
from the Trump administration for dropping bombs on Iran When
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we did. They splitzed out a couple of things, But
there is one thing that has remained consistent. Over it
and over it and over and over again. Trump himself
has said it a million times. We did it because
we can't. They can't have a nuclear weapon. Iran can't
have a nuclear weapon. I'm never going to allow Iran
to have a nuclear weapon. I had to do this
because they were about to get a nuclear weapon. In fact,
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at one point in time, I don't have the audio
in front of me right now, he got up and
said they were about to attack us. It looked like
they were about to have the nuclear weapon, and they
were about to drop the nuclear weapon on us. That
is how the President of the United States of America
justified this repeatedly when we went over there. Okay, Iran
was about to avenuke. They're about to avenuke. They're about
(23:23):
to have a nuke. They were about to attack. Ah,
So what's this again.
Speaker 2 (23:29):
We've already got the nuclear me Joe, because it's so
far underground, nobody's going to be able to get it.
Speaker 3 (23:34):
Accept us because.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Let me pause. I'll let him play the whole thing
for thirty two seconds. But we already have the nuclear material.
It's so far underground that nobody's going to be able
to get it except us. So why don't we drop
the bombs then it It doesn't sound like Iran was
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about to have a nuclear weapon. If I believe what
Trump just said, I have no reason not to believe
what he just said. It sounds like it was an
impossibility for them to get a nuclear weapon because and
I quote, it's so deep underground nobody could get to
it but us. That's what he just said.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
I already got the nuclear drug because it's so far underground,
nobody's going to be able to get it. Accept us
because we have the equipment that you get it.
Speaker 3 (24:30):
But I go, what the nuclear does the nuclear material
is so far down underneath a mountain, and now it's
that's been determined that it would take massive machinery that
we have that no other country has. Why would I
go in go in when they're completely either eliminated or
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whatever happened or an agreements made.
Speaker 1 (24:58):
Can anybody square that for me? I'm sorry to ask
an uncomfortable question, but it's my country. Say it's your country.
I was told that this is worth higher gas prices.
I was told that this is so important, even if
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it costs us the midterms, even if this causes prices
which were already high, to go up. I was told repeatedly,
not once, not twice, repeatedly. I was told Iran is
about to get a nuke. Iran is about to get
a nuke. I have to I had no choice. Look,
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I can't let them get a nuke. I have no choice.
But the nuclear materials under a mountain and they can't
even get to it. In fact, Trump says there's no
country on the planet that can get to it but
the United States of America. So why do we do it?
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What was the plan? I'm asking the question because this
thing has wounded us as a political movement severely. It
has wounded us. We have lost gen Z for the moment.
I hope we get them back. Eighty one percent disapproval
of this whole thing from them. They wanted lower prices,
(26:25):
they wanted more jobs, independence. We have hemorrhaged them for
this whole thing. We are at risk of handing the
country back to the communists at home. And I was
told time and time again that hey, you want New
York City to glow in the dark, they were about
(26:46):
to have a nuke and five minutes from now, you
just got to get a couple more double A batteries
and the nuke was coming. But now that that's not
true anymore, that was the entire justification for the whole adventure.
So yeah, all right, we're gonna move on. It's a
(27:09):
bad subject anyway. I don't want to talk about it anymore.
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I may just do those the rest of the show tonight.
I got myself upset last segment, Hey, Jesse actually says,
my goodness, Bronco, they don't call you the oracle for nothing.
I went to a cookout recently and there was a
person there who was a perfect care could sure of
the communists you described. She drove with Subaru, had a
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bush haircut, butch haircut, and bashed men. And where does
she work. She's employed by the local government in our
blood red counting. It would be hilarious if it weren't
so awful. Keep warning your listeners about the evils of communism.
Whenever I think you might be exaggerating, I find that
you're one hundred percent right. I read that one because
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she said about she talked about how right I am,
and you know that's a big thing for me. The
second reason I said, what, Chris. The second reason I
read that was this, I know these gigantic global issues,
you know, iron in the strait of horror moves. They
get really, really frustrating because we feel insanely helpless that
there's just nothing you can do to fix this, or
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I can do to fix this. And honestly, this situation
sucks so bad and maybe nothing Trump can do to
fix it. So it makes us feel helpless and sometimes
helpless becomes hopeless. Can't do anything. I can't do anything.
I can't do anything. Let me remind you that we
have to clean up our own house before we worry
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about the neighbor's house. And once we're done with our house,
and once we're done with the neighbor's house, then we
can start maybe looking at the next neighborhood over. Then
once that neighborhood is good to go, then maybe we
can look at the next town over. We have to
secure the five inches around us, and that means you
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need to get involved in your local government. And I'm
warning you right now it's going to involve some boredom.
It's a school board meeting and you're going to be
daydreaming and browsing on your phone. It's going to be
a waterboard thing. It's going to be a wait a minute,
we have to have a commission. It's a Thursday night.
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I just got off work. I just want to eat
some hot dogs and watch the Stros game. I know
it's boring, it's monotonous. The communist loves it. The communist,
especially in Lead in red areas, loves it. You know why,
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because the place is not burning down yet, so good
people don't get involved because there's no five alarm fire.
The communist knows he can ram his agenda through as
much as he possibly can at that government job. You
won't compete for, you won't go out for. He has
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no other life. He's out there trying to fulfill his
religious obligations as a dirty as a dirty Antichrist. So
he's down there. He's trying to get on with the
parks Department. You know, it's funny. I parks department seems
to have come up again recently. I just want to
remind you of something before I get to the recent story.
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Town that I am close by. They tried to have
a grand marshall for their Fourth of July parade a
few years ago, Blood Red Town. It's like all Republicans,
and they came to me and said, Jesse, we've got
a problem. Turns out they had tracked down some cammie
anti gun lesbian hag to be the grand marshal of
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the town, and the people of the town were furious
about it. There was no widespread support at all. So
I started digging into it. May Chris start figuring out
what's going on here? Calling this guy calling that guy
calling city hall, Hey, who did that? Who made this decision?
Who you know? Where this decision came from the parks department.
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Have you ever even seen the front door of the
parks department in your town? Well, Columbus, Ohio, this happened
last week, right before the weekend. Columbus Ohio got itself
in a bit of a pickle. We were coming up
on the two hundred and fiftieth a nursery obviously of
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our great country, our two hundred and fiftieth birthday, and
they were going to raise a Somali flag on our
Independence Day weekend, and they announced this publicly. Guess who
announced it? The parks department. They ended up deleting it.
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And I don't know whether that flag ended up ever
getting waived. But and this is not me telling you
you have to go become part of the parks department.
But I'm telling you, in your area and your safe
white picket fence, wonderful church on every corner in your area,
there are dirt ball kammies who are making decisions on
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behalf of your town and they will subvert as much
as they can possibly subvert. I don't care where you are.
I don't care who you are. There is work to
be done locally that you can do. There's nothing you
can do about the straight of horror moves, not a
single frigging thing. There's nothing you can do about gas prices.
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That that. There are things that are simply beyond my control,
in your control. But there are things we can control
and things we can dig into. Maybe you should go maybe, hey,
maybe maybe let me do this practical and simple right now.
In fact, we're about to get a break right now.
Why don't you get on your phone. I know you're
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gonna during a commercial break anyway, Why don't you get
on your phone? And why don't you look up the
parks department in your city? Why don't you get some
names for the people who are involved in the parks
department in your city. Why don't you spend five ten
minutes doing some internet slewth thing and look these people up,
Go look at their social media accounts, see if there's
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any kind of history on them out there. Just a
little experiment and a little heads up that we have
dirty commies ruling over us in small ways, even in
red areas, because they get involved. These people are losers,
They have no life, They know about every single committee,
every meeting, every time there's a job opening at the
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parks Department or whatever waste manage. It doesn't matter where
it is. They are showing up because they have nothing
else but government power, and they are getting in there.
Look up the library, shoot, go down to the library,
go to the kids section. Tell me what you see,
and then ask yourself, could I go be part of that?
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Maybe clean that up? It's nice and quiet in there,
air conditioning works usually anyway, you get free movies. I'm
told you could sit there read a book, and then
maybe the tranny books wouldn't be front and center in
the kids section of your local library. Local, local, Local.
All right, we're gonna talk about commies rewarding their friends
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because they do it again again. The Democrat Party is
just so nakedly corrupt it's wild. We'll talk about language
leading mindset and mindset leading to performance. That's something we've
touched on many times on this show. All that emails
so much more coming up on the Jesse Kelly Show.
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