June 9, 2026 • 38 mins
What happened to Spencer Pratt over the weekend? How many people are politically involved? The communists fatal flaw is their inability to control their demonic urges. Revolt in the Democrat party.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, and the Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Monday, a magnificent Monday,
a Medal of Honor Monday. And there's so much we
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are going to tackle tonight, some good, some bad, some
ups and downs. An hour from now, we have a
Medal of Honor Monday that is absolutely wonderful. I am
going to start out. We'll talk. We'll talk some election
fraud in a way that I think might actually make
you feel better by the time we are done. We
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will get to emails. We'll talk about firings at the FBI,
example of how communists create and infect institutions to legitimize
the illegitimate, all that polling for the twenty twenty eight election,
massive H one B visa fraud ring, and so much
more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Audibly,
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If the show sounds different again, and I'm positive it does,
I don't know what to tell you. We're in yet
another different place today as we bounce across the country
like vagabonds, attempting to find a temporary studio until our
flooded out studio is finally open for business again. You're
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going to have to get used to me broadcasting from
a phone booth. So here I am in some dark,
desolate dungeon attempting to bring you award winning radio. The
great news is Chris onboards not on? Did turn on
the sum there it is? The soundboard is with me.
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No need to feel all right. This is going to
be one of those bad news good news things. Bad news,
good news, I promise you at the end there is
good news coming. But my email inbox is full of
people angry about what happened in Los Angeles. In case
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you don't know what happened in Los Angeles, thirty second recap.
Los Angeles has been Communist run for a very very
long time, so has California. Spencer Pratt, former reality TV star, Republican.
He gets his house burned down in the Palisades fire.
He gets really mad about the corruption and ineptitude of
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the Los Angeles political system, decides he's going to for office,
and Spencer Pratt something happens that is obviously in large
part due to his hard work and charisma and whatnot,
but sometimes these things just happen. The race catches national
attention and he gets momentum he gets serious momentum. You,
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I have no doubt have seen and or heard ads
for Spencer Pratt. Why do you live in Los Angeles? No?
I guess you might, but not many do Spencer Pratt.
His race gets national, and soon the conservative I'll call
it ecosystem is getting really, really excited because this guy
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looks like the real deal. He's saying smart things, he's
doing smart things, and soon the momentum seems like it's
rolling his way. He's raising money. Oh my gosh, do
we have a chance. Now, let's pause on this excitement,
because here's something that's wonderful about us. This is a
little mini good news segment in the middle of the
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bad news portion of it. Something wonderful about you is
you want America's cities to be wonderful. You're cheering for them,
aren't you. I know, we get mad at them. Dah.
Chicago sucks. But if you had your choice, if you
could choose A or B B being Chicago still sucks,
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but A being Chicago gets revitalized, clean, wonderful, low taxes.
You can take your family out at night. Which would
you choose? You would want Chicago to be wonderful. New
York City to be wonderful. La. You understand that these
places are, for better or worse, part of the country.
You love, part of the United States of America. And man,
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if they would wake up right we use that term
a lot, if they would just wake up, just wake
up and choose differently. I'm looking at the headline here
a suspect in custody after five New Yorkers stabbed at
Penn Station. We look at these headlines and we say, man,
when's New York gonna wake up? Hopefully this will wake
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them up. I get emails all the time. I have
some today, Jesse, when are they gonna wake up? In
filling the blank blue area? We asked that question. We
bring that up because in our heart of hearts, we
are rooting for these places, and every now and then
we feel like we've struck gold. We'll have the right
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candidate at the right time of doing smart things, funny things,
catching national attention, and we will in these moments because
we have hope, and remember, hope can be a very
good thing. Because we have hope, we convince ourselves in
these moments. Finally, this is our time. Our time has come.
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It's time Los Angeles is waking up. Jesse. I've been
talking to friends in LA and they're waking up. Jesse.
I'm out there hunting down voters in LA, and I'm
telling you right now that numbers are crazy. We are
waking up. And that word gets to spread in momentum builds,
then that's fine. But remember when I people call it pessimistic,
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I would call it realistic. Remember when I sat here
behind this microphone and said, I have just so much
respect for Spencer Pratt. I think it's awesome what he's done, admirable.
I think he should have a high ranking place in
the Republican Party for what he's done. Yeah, he's not
going to win. That's pessimistic. How can you say that?
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You don't say, Jesse, I have the voting numbers. No, no, no, no,
I see you, because you are emotionally invested, do not.
And the truth is that in any place that has
been controlled by communists for long enough, it's just not possible.
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It's not possible to go to the polls register the voters.
I've been calling people, We've been knocking on doors. We
have the perfect candidate. He's smart, she's funny, he did hippt.
I know, I got it. It's awesome, good, happy for you.
It's not possible because of how communists think about elections,
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and they don't think about them like you think about them.
You believe in a free country, for better or for worse.
You know what?
Speaker 2 (07:47):
I bet?
Speaker 1 (07:47):
You know what I bet? I bet you wouldn't want
Republicans to cheat in elections. In fact, in a perfect world,
I bet you would just say, hey, count every vote,
count them all election, make sure it's legitimate, and then
let the chips fall where they may. Let the people decide.
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We do live in a republic. Let the people make
their choice. I bet that's what you would say. Communists
would look at you like you have three heads if
you said that to them. They don't understand that way
of thinking at all. They know they have to act
like that, so they may use those words. But that's
not how communists think about elections. That's never how they've
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thought about elections. From the Soviet Union to East Germany
to Cambodia, to name your communist country, they've never thought
about elections that way. Elections are simply an avenue to
keep power and gain more power, and if a free
slash fair election doesn't allow you to do that, well,
then you just got to drop the free slash fair
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because power, in the end is all that matters. It's
all they serve. If you played a game of Monopoly
with friends and family, you would not reach over as
soon as nobody was looking and grab a handful of
five hundred dollars bills. Why, it's against the rules. It's cheating,
kind of fields dirty. That's not the way the game
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is supposed to be played. And of course you are
correct about that. To the communists, it would never occur
to them not to grab the five hundreds. We're not
here to have fun, play a game, have some good competition.
Power victory in the end is all that matters. So
when they control a country, a state, a city for
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long enough, they will take the time, put in the money,
put in the effort, and they will put into place
systems that ensure you can't win. I mentioned it, I
think on Friday I mentioned it. I'll mention it again.
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There is an old saying that I know you've heard
a thousand times. I don't even know who came up
with it first, And the saying is you can vote
your way into communism, but you have to shoot your
way out. Please don't shoot your way out of anything,
by the way. But why is that a saying that
everybody has heard. Why well, all countries have figured out
once you vote them in, they'll just cheat from then
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on and you you can't get them out normal they
won't let you. Now, that's a bunch of bad news.
I told you there is good news when it comes
to this, and there is, and we'll get to that
good news in a moment. Before I get to the
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Speaker 1 (11:50):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday,
a medal of honor Monday, which we will get to
forty five minutes from now. Now, don't forget. You can
email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Oh, California, California.
Remember this little throwback. This is from twenty ten, four.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
Weeks after the November twond election. California finally has declared
a winner in the attorney general race. Harris finished so
close to her Republican opponent that it took a month
to finish counting every vote. She won by less than
one percentage point.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
California almost had a Republican attorney general twenty ten, but
they took a month to count all the votes and
at the end wouldn't you know it, Dome ended up
as the Attorney General of California with less than one
percent of the vote. As of this morning, all the
reputable organizations like Decision Desk and others have come out
and publicly stated that they have officially called the race
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in Los Angeles for mayor. It looks like it's going
to be Communist Karen Bass versus communist Ramen. Spencer Pratt
is official. Well, it's as official as it can get.
Until it's official. Spencer Pratt's campaign is for all intense
and purposes over people are furious. It feels hopeless, we
can never win, all those other things. Okay, now that's
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all bad news, and that's all true, and that's all fine.
But remember that talk we had one time about what
was the real end for the mafia in America? And
I say that understanding the mafia still exists and the
families still exist, and I know all that, But as
far as them being a superpower in the country, possibly
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the superpower in the country, what was the beginning of
the end for that? When did that really really start?
When the public really found out about it? Law enforcement,
of course knew about it forever insiders, people in the know.
They knew about organized crime to some extent for a
very long time. But ormy neighbor, he's into baseball right now,
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Now the's wrong with that? He goes to church on
the weekends, hangs out with the family. When your normy
neighbor who's kind of politically uninvolved, when he found out
about it, that was the beginning of the end. Now
let me explain why, because it's important to understand this
is to come back to the elections. There is such
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a thing as momentum, societal momentum. It's a real thing
that exists, and how many people are angry about any
given situation will oftentimes determine how motivated politicians and law
enforcement are to actually do something about the problem. For instance,
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you me, we are hardcore writings, aren't we? That we
yell about Democrats stealing elections? Elections. I'm not saying it
doesn't matter. It most definitely does matter. But what percentage
of the United States of America, if you had to
guess right now, is currently listening to the world famous
Jesse Kelly show. You know what? Set that aside, because
(15:14):
I know I just invited insults and I didn't want
to do that. What percentage of the United States of
America right now what times? I don't even know, like
six fifteen, eastern twenty whatever, I don't have a clock
in here. What percentage of the United States of America
right now is consuming any version of quote right wing media?
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What percentage do you think? Five? Okay, let's be really
really nice.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Ten.
Speaker 1 (15:44):
Let's be nice in say ten. You understand that you
of course know who rush Limba is. But rush Limba
could walk through an airport at the height of his
popularity and ninety nine out of one hundred people wouldn't
recognize him. Isn't that unbelievable? The goat. Oh, he'd get recognized,
don't get me wrong, but not by most people. So
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let's call it ten percent of the country yelling about
Democrats stealing election. That's an important ten percent. You matter,
you're the foot soldier in the movement. But if I'm
a scumbag politician or in law enforcement or something like that,
and I only care about myself and power and things
like that, and you come to me and you say, sir,
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ten percent of the people feel strongly about this. Do
you think that moves me to action. It's ten percent, Well,
that means ninety percent of my people. They don't care.
They're not going to vote on this in any upcoming election.
They're not going to be sending me emails making phone calls.
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They're not going to stop me. What are the chances me, politician, goober,
What are the chances that someone's going to stop me
in Bigley Wiggly when I'm shopping for bacon this weekend
and yell me about election cheating?
Speaker 3 (17:01):
Ten percent? What's the big deal?
Speaker 1 (17:04):
No big deal, it's just ten percent. In order to
get real movement on anything politically, anything, it doesn't matter
what it is, you have to get a high enough
percentage of the people angry about it, meaning it has
to break containment. Containment for in this case is you
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and me. Containment being people who who read about politics,
who listen to stuff like you're doing right now, who
watch stuff, people who argue about this with other political
people and talk about it. Maybe you're politically involved, maybe
you're in office. All these things are good. I'm glad
you are. It's not enough. Why is Donald Trump president?
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It's not because of abortion. Donald Trump is the president
of the United States of America. Because enough people were
angry about the cost of things inflation, enough people got
angry about immigration, all the barbarians in our country, and
it broke containment. It wasn't ten percent anymore. Now it
was sixty percent, seventy percent. Now we have a new president.
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I think we're breaking containment. I'll explain in just the moment. Now,
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mother every day. Tens of millions of lives have been
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Speaker 1 (19:39):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday.
That's been a little heavy so far, as heavy as
ten boxes that you might be moving. But there's great news.
Donald Trump sat down for an interview with Kristen Welker
on NBC. I know you already know about this. That's
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again break and containment. You already know what I'm about
to play for you in case you missed it. Kristin
Welker is this communist who works for NBC. Of course,
the GOP lets her moderate presidential debates, but that's another
story entirely. Donald Trump sat down with her. It got
a bit contentious, if you will, but that's not the
important part. Let me play it for you.
Speaker 5 (20:20):
Your elections in this country, we're like a third world country.
Your elections are crooked, and your crooked, and these the
presses crooked, and so is ABC and CBS and CNN,
your one sided crooked network. Let's call it quits because
I've had it on. Thank you, darling, have goodness the president.
Speaker 1 (20:38):
Let's please. I traveled all the way to Wisconsin. I
know later an it off in the rain.
Speaker 6 (20:49):
I love you know what.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
We'll get to her Wisconsin comment in just the moment.
They just always accidentally screw it up. But here's something
else communists do. We've talked about it many times before.
Communism is a demonic religion of the destruction and domination.
It's awful. It's all about just destroying things and dominating
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because it lacks anything resembling morality. Because it is demonic,
Communism has always had a fatal flaw, and it's never
found a way out of it. That fatal flaw is
they can't control their demonic urges. They go too far,
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too fast, drunk on power, and that's what burns them.
Communism historically would have had much more success, much more
lasting power, if they had ever been able to tell
each other whoa hold on? Ah, Let's hey, we can't
execute another five thousand people. The people are already get
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mad about these things. I know you want to, and
believe me, I would love to, but the public is
starting to rise up against us. Ere we can't line
up another five thousand people and shoot them in the
head and rape their wives. Otherwise it's going to be
going too far. So hey, we got to dial that
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back for a little bit. They can't do it. They
simply can't do it. They can't control themselves. What's happening
in Los Angeles is terrible for Los Angeles. It's terrible
for Spencer Pratt. It's terrible for you. If you were
emotionally invested, if you're listening in Los Angeles and maybe
you worked hard on it, you have nothing but my
deepest sympathy. It's terrible. I'm not saying it's not in
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the short term. It's terrible, not saying it's not in
the long term. Every single day since the election, the
communists who came in dead last has gained virtually all
the votes every single day. You know, a smart communist
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would have been tossing twenty thirty percent of them the
Spencer Bratt, Uh, looks like it's gonna be close. We're
barely edging them out, Spencer gaining some, but they didn't. Instead,
you know what they did. Remember, ballot harvesting is legal.
Remember much of what you're seeing right now. I know
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you're calling for sending the troops. This is illegal actually
in California. Remember when I told you they put the
systems in place in California. Most of what you're seeing
is probably perfectly legal. Do you know they're down there
at the homeless camps gathering up all the druggies, probably
even tossing them some drug money. That part would be illegal,
but you know they're gathering all of them up saying, hey,
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fill out this ballot. They fill out the ballot, The
ballots all go to Ramen. Soon the election is between
Karen Bass and top Ramen. What, Chris, I know, we
already used that nickname. I'm sorry, I'm let it be
let it be heard now. I lack maturity, And from
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now on on the show, when there is anybody involved
in politics with the last name Ramen who I don't like,
they will be referred to as top Ramen. I can't
help what, Chris. You know, that's a very fair point.
Jewish producer Chris just said. Isn't that disparaging top Ramen.
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That's not my intention. I need to be clear. My
intention is not to disparage top Ramen. You know what
was hilarious. They sell top Ramen in Japan. I did
not see that coming. Oh, don't get me wrong. They
had all kinds of Japanese stuff, but they also had
good old fashioned American top ramen, and that's what I bought.
Now I'm kidding I did. Anyway, Back to what I
was saying, quite distracting me. I know it sucks, and
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I know what I just said is it's cold comfort,
isn't it. If you were emotionally invested in that, you
thought this was our time, then they stole another one.
But what they just did is so brazen and blatant.
In the long run, it's going to hurt the communists.
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Now what does that mean? As I just said, you
can't vote your way out of it. No, I'm not
saying that next election cycle Republicans are going to win.
We'll have the momentum. People are onto the cheating. What
I am saying is in the future, when Republicans get
enough power, probably have to happen federally. If I'm being honest,
Republicans will finally stop talking about it and they'll start
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going in and smashing debits. These systems that have been
put into place that allow communists to steal elections in
blue areas. It's not going to happen today, it won't
happen next year. It probably won't happen ten years. So
now I don't want to put a timeline on it,
but I know, time after time after time after time
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after time, communists go too far too fast because they
cannot control their demonic urges. And when they go too
far too fast, the issue they're going too far too
fast on breaks containment. It gets outside of the right
wing echo sphere, and it lands on ormi's desks. You
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know what, I had multiple people to talk to me
about this weekend. On Saturday, it was Saturday, No, it's
Friday night. On Friday night, after the show was over,
a bunch of my friends, neighbors, all my normies were
getting together. There was a big baseball game, not a
professional one of the kids, had a big local baseball game.
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All the families wanted to get together afterwards. Let's go
eat some Mexican food, Let's talk about the game, talk
about life. That kind of a thing. Now, you know,
you know me when I'm off the ear. It's not
that I avoid politics, although sometimes I guess I do,
but I don't talk about it with friends and family.
If they want to, that's fine, but I just want
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to live my life.
Speaker 3 (27:13):
It's fine.
Speaker 1 (27:14):
I want to listen. Really, I sit down at this table.
It was one long table or a bunch of us there,
one long table, nothing but me and a bunch of
normies sitting there at the table. What do you think
came up first? Do you see what's happening in Los Angeles?
And of course a couple of them are all no,
what And the Normies start saying, dude, the Republican was
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in second place, and now every day they're finding a
new batch of votes and they're all going to the Democrat.
No way, all of them, Yeah, all of them. I'm
just sitting there watching as I eat my chips, just
dipping chips and keso. This place has a little hot
have an narrow sauce that you need to mix with
the kiso. But that's another story, entirely, sitting there dipping
my chips in the caso, sipping on an ice water,
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watching enormies come alive with the knowledge that Democrats are
dirty communists who steal elections as much as they try
to pretend otherwise.
Speaker 7 (28:09):
Florida has a lot.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
Of mail and they get the results the same night.
It makes people feel like, oh, something's off, but there's
that's how they.
Speaker 7 (28:17):
Really exact opposite. I think if someone is taking their
time to count the votes. I think if someone is
looking at every single thing, because in California it's the
most populous state. We all know that, and they actually
have signature verification, so they look at every single signature,
and if those signatures do not.
Speaker 1 (28:35):
Match, I think it's great that they're taking their time.
The lies don't work. When you do what you just
did doesn't work, we may have lost the battle. I
think in the long run, this kind of thing helps
win the war. All Right, we'll move on. We have
great stuff, funny stuff, we have emails, we have Middle
of Honor Monday. We have to talk about though. I
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feel focused and clear? Do you feel full of pep?
Not just in the morning, not just after your third
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We'll be back, Jesse Kelly Vaccian.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday,
ten minutes away from Metal of Honor. Monday. Member you
can email the show your love, your hate, your death
threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now I need
to pause for a little programming note before we get
to more of the way things work in Democrat countries.
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If you are planning on running for office, any level
of office, and I want you to remember to get
involved local locals how we take the country back. Get involved,
run for office, it's really really important, no matter what,
to not curse out your constituency.
Speaker 6 (30:51):
I don't appreciate being told for not doing enough when
I voted on two more resolutions, and I'm going to
tell you that people like me are standing up and
saying what he's doing in Cuba is wrong. And I
don't appreciate being attacked by people because Republicans are sitting
on a resolution and speaking up and speaking out. November
elections have consequences and elect Democrats so you can actually
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stand up to them. That's what I'm been telling We're
walking very vocal about what he's doing in Venezuela in Cuba.
So you're elected a Republican Congress in the state, help
do it, and they won't bring it up. So don't
go after Democrats that are speaking up and speaking up.
Speaker 1 (31:30):
Do you beep and hear me? I'm telling you right now,
in general, that's not great. I just dropped the piece
of paper because we're in a makeshift studio. Oh that's
about the H one visa H one B visa fraud.
I'll have to get to that one later. Headline non
Citizens now exposed on the new Jersey voter rules. I
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brought this up because we're all we all have California
on the brain. New Jersey, Chicago, New York. You didn't
think they were trying to keep all those illegals here
to pick the strawberries?
Speaker 2 (32:03):
Did you?
Speaker 1 (32:06):
You understand how it works? I will again remind you
just a little bit of how it works. Bember when
Donald Trump gave that State of the Union and was
talking about all the dead people on Social Security, I
can't believe it. This guy's we have a one hundred thousand,
one hundred and two year olds on Social Security, whatever
the numbers were. You understand what the game is. Government
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people are selling existing Social Security information to illegals so
they can essentially become legal. I know it doesn't make
them legal, but for tax purposes, they can become legal
and they can work in the United States of America.
Oh okay, how does that help Democrats? Where do you
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think they ballot harvest? Why do you think states like
cal are so bizarrely accommodating to illegals. They'll give you
a freaking CDL in California. You can go drive a
big rig from there if you're an illegal. Even a
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nutty liberal state doesn't that seem like a bridge too far.
Isn't that a little too far? Well, not if you're
planning on using that person's vote. Shoot, I bet your money.
They don't even send them a ballot. They just grab
these ballots, fill them out, drop them in. Now that
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brings me one one more thing, one more thing. I
know I probably said the last one was the final word,
but this is actually going to be the final word.
I'm gonna play you something. His name is Antonio Renoso.
Don't worries from New York. He's a Democrat. I know
you're going to find this shocking. I want you to
listen at this.
Speaker 8 (33:57):
The membership of the organization is mostly white, and I
just don't feel comfortable being in an organization in which,
as I always would, are a socialist in office, are
meeting regularly, were for population that is not representative of
the entire district.
Speaker 1 (34:13):
He's talking about an open socialist organization, and he's uncomfortable
because there are too many white dudes. What does this
have to do with anything? Well, people have asked, all
these extra votes they've found in Los Angeles, why are
they all going to the third place? Open socialist and
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not Karen Bass I'm glad you asked. There are two
actual explanations here, and both of them may apply. The
first explanation is this Karen Bass probably thinks she's going
to beat Ramen anyway. The real explanation, though, the truth
is the Democrat Party is experiencing a communist vault from within.
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They are experiencing a communist revolt from within, and the
leaders who are trying to hold it back in order
to win state, local and national elections are losing that battle.
Right now. They're losing to the internal communist revolt. They
haven't been able to hold it off. They're retiring, They're
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done this, guy Zoorn mamdoney, do.
Speaker 7 (35:27):
You say to people who say language and there's Democrats
in DC who say language like abolish ice are unhelpful
for the political health of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2 (35:38):
I think if we've listened to them before and look
where we are, I think it's time to develop a
new vision for this party, one that is unflinching in
its beliefs and also uncompromising in its principles.
Speaker 1 (35:50):
Do you know how poorly abolish ice polls nationwide? You've
seen the numbers on it. I think it's it's something
like twenty per It's barely last last one I saw
was barely a majority of Democrats, even registered Democrats. Abolish Ice,
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I mean, I don't know. That doesn't we probably should
deport murderers. I don't know. That is what you call
an election loser. Nationwide, the communist revolt from inside the
Democrat Party is very real. Karen Bass is a trained,
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committed communist to receive communist training in Cuba, and even
she may not be Communist enough for the communists in
Los Angeles, Ramen, She's the one getting all the late votes.
What does that tell you? That tells you at at
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least some level communist organizations are out there. They're gathering
votes for her and not Karen Bass. The revolt will
be something to watch. All right. We're gonna do Medal
of Honor Monday. Then we're gonna get to someone else
who's about to be sued because communists can't stop lying.
We'll talk about the welfare fraud, but we're also going
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to talk about H one B visa fraud. Oh my
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Let's have some fun on a Monday, a magnificent Monday,
a Medal of Honor Monday. And there's so much we
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are going to tackle tonight, some good, some bad, some
ups and downs. An hour from now, we have a
Medal of Honor Monday that is absolutely wonderful. I am
going to start out. We'll talk. We'll talk some election
fraud in a way that I think might actually make
you feel better by the time we are done. We
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will get to emails. We'll talk about firings at the FBI,
example of how communists create and infect institutions to legitimize
the illegitimate, all that polling for the twenty twenty eight election,
massive H one B visa fraud ring, and so much
more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Audibly,
(01:20):
If the show sounds different again, and I'm positive it does,
I don't know what to tell you. We're in yet
another different place today as we bounce across the country
like vagabonds, attempting to find a temporary studio until our
flooded out studio is finally open for business again. You're
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going to have to get used to me broadcasting from
a phone booth. So here I am in some dark,
desolate dungeon attempting to bring you award winning radio. The
great news is Chris onboards not on? Did turn on
the sum there it is? The soundboard is with me.
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No need to feel all right. This is going to
be one of those bad news good news things. Bad news,
good news, I promise you at the end there is
good news coming. But my email inbox is full of
people angry about what happened in Los Angeles. In case
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you don't know what happened in Los Angeles, thirty second recap.
Los Angeles has been Communist run for a very very
long time, so has California. Spencer Pratt, former reality TV star, Republican.
He gets his house burned down in the Palisades fire.
He gets really mad about the corruption and ineptitude of
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the Los Angeles political system, decides he's going to for office,
and Spencer Pratt something happens that is obviously in large
part due to his hard work and charisma and whatnot,
but sometimes these things just happen. The race catches national
attention and he gets momentum he gets serious momentum. You,
(03:21):
I have no doubt have seen and or heard ads
for Spencer Pratt. Why do you live in Los Angeles? No?
I guess you might, but not many do Spencer Pratt.
His race gets national, and soon the conservative I'll call
it ecosystem is getting really, really excited because this guy
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looks like the real deal. He's saying smart things, he's
doing smart things, and soon the momentum seems like it's
rolling his way. He's raising money. Oh my gosh, do
we have a chance. Now, let's pause on this excitement,
because here's something that's wonderful about us. This is a
little mini good news segment in the middle of the
(04:06):
bad news portion of it. Something wonderful about you is
you want America's cities to be wonderful. You're cheering for them,
aren't you. I know, we get mad at them. Dah.
Chicago sucks. But if you had your choice, if you
could choose A or B B being Chicago still sucks,
(04:27):
but A being Chicago gets revitalized, clean, wonderful, low taxes.
You can take your family out at night. Which would
you choose? You would want Chicago to be wonderful. New
York City to be wonderful. La. You understand that these
places are, for better or worse, part of the country.
You love, part of the United States of America. And man,
(04:50):
if they would wake up right we use that term
a lot, if they would just wake up, just wake
up and choose differently. I'm looking at the headline here
a suspect in custody after five New Yorkers stabbed at
Penn Station. We look at these headlines and we say, man,
when's New York gonna wake up? Hopefully this will wake
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them up. I get emails all the time. I have
some today, Jesse, when are they gonna wake up? In
filling the blank blue area? We asked that question. We
bring that up because in our heart of hearts, we
are rooting for these places, and every now and then
we feel like we've struck gold. We'll have the right
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candidate at the right time of doing smart things, funny things,
catching national attention, and we will in these moments because
we have hope, and remember, hope can be a very
good thing. Because we have hope, we convince ourselves in
these moments. Finally, this is our time. Our time has come.
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It's time Los Angeles is waking up. Jesse. I've been
talking to friends in LA and they're waking up. Jesse.
I'm out there hunting down voters in LA, and I'm
telling you right now that numbers are crazy. We are
waking up. And that word gets to spread in momentum builds,
then that's fine. But remember when I people call it pessimistic,
(06:24):
I would call it realistic. Remember when I sat here
behind this microphone and said, I have just so much
respect for Spencer Pratt. I think it's awesome what he's done, admirable.
I think he should have a high ranking place in
the Republican Party for what he's done. Yeah, he's not
going to win. That's pessimistic. How can you say that?
(06:45):
You don't say, Jesse, I have the voting numbers. No, no, no, no,
I see you, because you are emotionally invested, do not.
And the truth is that in any place that has
been controlled by communists for long enough, it's just not possible.
(07:09):
It's not possible to go to the polls register the voters.
I've been calling people, We've been knocking on doors. We
have the perfect candidate. He's smart, she's funny, he did hippt.
I know, I got it. It's awesome, good, happy for you.
It's not possible because of how communists think about elections,
(07:36):
and they don't think about them like you think about them.
You believe in a free country, for better or for worse.
You know what?
Speaker 2 (07:47):
I bet?
Speaker 1 (07:47):
You know what I bet? I bet you wouldn't want
Republicans to cheat in elections. In fact, in a perfect world,
I bet you would just say, hey, count every vote,
count them all election, make sure it's legitimate, and then
let the chips fall where they may. Let the people decide.
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We do live in a republic. Let the people make
their choice. I bet that's what you would say. Communists
would look at you like you have three heads if
you said that to them. They don't understand that way
of thinking at all. They know they have to act
like that, so they may use those words. But that's
not how communists think about elections. That's never how they've
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thought about elections. From the Soviet Union to East Germany
to Cambodia, to name your communist country, they've never thought
about elections that way. Elections are simply an avenue to
keep power and gain more power, and if a free
slash fair election doesn't allow you to do that, well,
then you just got to drop the free slash fair
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because power, in the end is all that matters. It's
all they serve. If you played a game of Monopoly
with friends and family, you would not reach over as
soon as nobody was looking and grab a handful of
five hundred dollars bills. Why, it's against the rules. It's cheating,
kind of fields dirty. That's not the way the game
(09:09):
is supposed to be played. And of course you are
correct about that. To the communists, it would never occur
to them not to grab the five hundreds. We're not
here to have fun, play a game, have some good competition.
Power victory in the end is all that matters. So
when they control a country, a state, a city for
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long enough, they will take the time, put in the money,
put in the effort, and they will put into place
systems that ensure you can't win. I mentioned it, I
think on Friday I mentioned it. I'll mention it again.
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There is an old saying that I know you've heard
a thousand times. I don't even know who came up
with it first, And the saying is you can vote
your way into communism, but you have to shoot your
way out. Please don't shoot your way out of anything,
by the way. But why is that a saying that
everybody has heard. Why well, all countries have figured out
once you vote them in, they'll just cheat from then
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on and you you can't get them out normal they
won't let you. Now, that's a bunch of bad news.
I told you there is good news when it comes
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Speaker 1 (11:50):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday,
a medal of honor Monday, which we will get to
forty five minutes from now. Now, don't forget. You can
email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Oh, California, California.
Remember this little throwback. This is from twenty ten, four.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
Weeks after the November twond election. California finally has declared
a winner in the attorney general race. Harris finished so
close to her Republican opponent that it took a month
to finish counting every vote. She won by less than
one percentage point.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
California almost had a Republican attorney general twenty ten, but
they took a month to count all the votes and
at the end wouldn't you know it, Dome ended up
as the Attorney General of California with less than one
percent of the vote. As of this morning, all the
reputable organizations like Decision Desk and others have come out
and publicly stated that they have officially called the race
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in Los Angeles for mayor. It looks like it's going
to be Communist Karen Bass versus communist Ramen. Spencer Pratt
is official. Well, it's as official as it can get.
Until it's official. Spencer Pratt's campaign is for all intense
and purposes over people are furious. It feels hopeless, we
can never win, all those other things. Okay, now that's
(13:16):
all bad news, and that's all true, and that's all fine.
But remember that talk we had one time about what
was the real end for the mafia in America? And
I say that understanding the mafia still exists and the
families still exist, and I know all that, But as
far as them being a superpower in the country, possibly
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the superpower in the country, what was the beginning of
the end for that? When did that really really start?
When the public really found out about it? Law enforcement,
of course knew about it forever insiders, people in the know.
They knew about organized crime to some extent for a
very long time. But ormy neighbor, he's into baseball right now,
(14:03):
Now the's wrong with that? He goes to church on
the weekends, hangs out with the family. When your normy
neighbor who's kind of politically uninvolved, when he found out
about it, that was the beginning of the end. Now
let me explain why, because it's important to understand this
is to come back to the elections. There is such
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a thing as momentum, societal momentum. It's a real thing
that exists, and how many people are angry about any
given situation will oftentimes determine how motivated politicians and law
enforcement are to actually do something about the problem. For instance,
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you me, we are hardcore writings, aren't we? That we
yell about Democrats stealing elections? Elections. I'm not saying it
doesn't matter. It most definitely does matter. But what percentage
of the United States of America, if you had to
guess right now, is currently listening to the world famous
Jesse Kelly show. You know what? Set that aside, because
(15:14):
I know I just invited insults and I didn't want
to do that. What percentage of the United States of
America right now what times? I don't even know, like
six fifteen, eastern twenty whatever, I don't have a clock
in here. What percentage of the United States of America
right now is consuming any version of quote right wing media?
(15:34):
What percentage do you think? Five? Okay, let's be really
really nice.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Ten.
Speaker 1 (15:44):
Let's be nice in say ten. You understand that you
of course know who rush Limba is. But rush Limba
could walk through an airport at the height of his
popularity and ninety nine out of one hundred people wouldn't
recognize him. Isn't that unbelievable? The goat. Oh, he'd get recognized,
don't get me wrong, but not by most people. So
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let's call it ten percent of the country yelling about
Democrats stealing election. That's an important ten percent. You matter,
you're the foot soldier in the movement. But if I'm
a scumbag politician or in law enforcement or something like that,
and I only care about myself and power and things
like that, and you come to me and you say, sir,
(16:27):
ten percent of the people feel strongly about this. Do
you think that moves me to action. It's ten percent, Well,
that means ninety percent of my people. They don't care.
They're not going to vote on this in any upcoming election.
They're not going to be sending me emails making phone calls.
(16:49):
They're not going to stop me. What are the chances me, politician, goober,
What are the chances that someone's going to stop me
in Bigley Wiggly when I'm shopping for bacon this weekend
and yell me about election cheating?
Speaker 3 (17:01):
Ten percent? What's the big deal?
Speaker 1 (17:04):
No big deal, it's just ten percent. In order to
get real movement on anything politically, anything, it doesn't matter
what it is, you have to get a high enough
percentage of the people angry about it, meaning it has
to break containment. Containment for in this case is you
(17:28):
and me. Containment being people who who read about politics,
who listen to stuff like you're doing right now, who
watch stuff, people who argue about this with other political
people and talk about it. Maybe you're politically involved, maybe
you're in office. All these things are good. I'm glad
you are. It's not enough. Why is Donald Trump president?
(17:52):
It's not because of abortion. Donald Trump is the president
of the United States of America. Because enough people were
angry about the cost of things inflation, enough people got
angry about immigration, all the barbarians in our country, and
it broke containment. It wasn't ten percent anymore. Now it
was sixty percent, seventy percent. Now we have a new president.
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I think we're breaking containment. I'll explain in just the moment. Now,
speaking of abortion, we have an obligation to save these babies.
I believe that, I always have. We have an obligation
to save the children who are being killed by their
mother every day. Tens of millions of lives have been
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our culture acceptable here. How do we change the hearts
and minds? That's what we have to do. Changing laws
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Speaker 1 (19:39):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday.
That's been a little heavy so far, as heavy as
ten boxes that you might be moving. But there's great news.
Donald Trump sat down for an interview with Kristen Welker
on NBC. I know you already know about this. That's
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again break and containment. You already know what I'm about
to play for you in case you missed it. Kristin
Welker is this communist who works for NBC. Of course,
the GOP lets her moderate presidential debates, but that's another
story entirely. Donald Trump sat down with her. It got
a bit contentious, if you will, but that's not the
important part. Let me play it for you.
Speaker 5 (20:20):
Your elections in this country, we're like a third world country.
Your elections are crooked, and your crooked, and these the
presses crooked, and so is ABC and CBS and CNN,
your one sided crooked network. Let's call it quits because
I've had it on. Thank you, darling, have goodness the president.
Speaker 1 (20:38):
Let's please. I traveled all the way to Wisconsin. I
know later an it off in the rain.
Speaker 6 (20:49):
I love you know what.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
We'll get to her Wisconsin comment in just the moment.
They just always accidentally screw it up. But here's something
else communists do. We've talked about it many times before.
Communism is a demonic religion of the destruction and domination.
It's awful. It's all about just destroying things and dominating
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because it lacks anything resembling morality. Because it is demonic,
Communism has always had a fatal flaw, and it's never
found a way out of it. That fatal flaw is
they can't control their demonic urges. They go too far,
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too fast, drunk on power, and that's what burns them.
Communism historically would have had much more success, much more
lasting power, if they had ever been able to tell
each other whoa hold on? Ah, Let's hey, we can't
execute another five thousand people. The people are already get
(22:00):
mad about these things. I know you want to, and
believe me, I would love to, but the public is
starting to rise up against us. Ere we can't line
up another five thousand people and shoot them in the
head and rape their wives. Otherwise it's going to be
going too far. So hey, we got to dial that
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back for a little bit. They can't do it. They
simply can't do it. They can't control themselves. What's happening
in Los Angeles is terrible for Los Angeles. It's terrible
for Spencer Pratt. It's terrible for you. If you were
emotionally invested, if you're listening in Los Angeles and maybe
you worked hard on it, you have nothing but my
deepest sympathy. It's terrible. I'm not saying it's not in
(22:44):
the short term. It's terrible, not saying it's not in
the long term. Every single day since the election, the
communists who came in dead last has gained virtually all
the votes every single day. You know, a smart communist
(23:05):
would have been tossing twenty thirty percent of them the
Spencer Bratt, Uh, looks like it's gonna be close. We're
barely edging them out, Spencer gaining some, but they didn't. Instead,
you know what they did. Remember, ballot harvesting is legal.
Remember much of what you're seeing right now. I know
(23:28):
you're calling for sending the troops. This is illegal actually
in California. Remember when I told you they put the
systems in place in California. Most of what you're seeing
is probably perfectly legal. Do you know they're down there
at the homeless camps gathering up all the druggies, probably
even tossing them some drug money. That part would be illegal,
but you know they're gathering all of them up saying, hey,
(23:51):
fill out this ballot. They fill out the ballot, The
ballots all go to Ramen. Soon the election is between
Karen Bass and top Ramen. What, Chris, I know, we
already used that nickname. I'm sorry, I'm let it be
let it be heard now. I lack maturity, And from
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now on on the show, when there is anybody involved
in politics with the last name Ramen who I don't like,
they will be referred to as top Ramen. I can't
help what, Chris. You know, that's a very fair point.
Jewish producer Chris just said. Isn't that disparaging top Ramen.
(24:35):
That's not my intention. I need to be clear. My
intention is not to disparage top Ramen. You know what
was hilarious. They sell top Ramen in Japan. I did
not see that coming. Oh, don't get me wrong. They
had all kinds of Japanese stuff, but they also had
good old fashioned American top ramen, and that's what I bought.
Now I'm kidding I did. Anyway, Back to what I
was saying, quite distracting me. I know it sucks, and
(25:00):
I know what I just said is it's cold comfort,
isn't it. If you were emotionally invested in that, you
thought this was our time, then they stole another one.
But what they just did is so brazen and blatant.
In the long run, it's going to hurt the communists.
(25:22):
Now what does that mean? As I just said, you
can't vote your way out of it. No, I'm not
saying that next election cycle Republicans are going to win.
We'll have the momentum. People are onto the cheating. What
I am saying is in the future, when Republicans get
enough power, probably have to happen federally. If I'm being honest,
Republicans will finally stop talking about it and they'll start
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going in and smashing debits. These systems that have been
put into place that allow communists to steal elections in
blue areas. It's not going to happen today, it won't
happen next year. It probably won't happen ten years. So
now I don't want to put a timeline on it,
but I know, time after time after time after time
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after time, communists go too far too fast because they
cannot control their demonic urges. And when they go too
far too fast, the issue they're going too far too
fast on breaks containment. It gets outside of the right
wing echo sphere, and it lands on ormi's desks. You
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know what, I had multiple people to talk to me
about this weekend. On Saturday, it was Saturday, No, it's
Friday night. On Friday night, after the show was over,
a bunch of my friends, neighbors, all my normies were
getting together. There was a big baseball game, not a
professional one of the kids, had a big local baseball game.
(26:52):
All the families wanted to get together afterwards. Let's go
eat some Mexican food, Let's talk about the game, talk
about life. That kind of a thing. Now, you know,
you know me when I'm off the ear. It's not
that I avoid politics, although sometimes I guess I do,
but I don't talk about it with friends and family.
If they want to, that's fine, but I just want
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to live my life.
Speaker 3 (27:13):
It's fine.
Speaker 1 (27:14):
I want to listen. Really, I sit down at this table.
It was one long table or a bunch of us there,
one long table, nothing but me and a bunch of
normies sitting there at the table. What do you think
came up first? Do you see what's happening in Los Angeles?
And of course a couple of them are all no,
what And the Normies start saying, dude, the Republican was
(27:36):
in second place, and now every day they're finding a
new batch of votes and they're all going to the Democrat.
No way, all of them, Yeah, all of them. I'm
just sitting there watching as I eat my chips, just
dipping chips and keso. This place has a little hot
have an narrow sauce that you need to mix with
the kiso. But that's another story, entirely, sitting there dipping
my chips in the caso, sipping on an ice water,
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watching enormies come alive with the knowledge that Democrats are
dirty communists who steal elections as much as they try
to pretend otherwise.
Speaker 7 (28:09):
Florida has a lot.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
Of mail and they get the results the same night.
It makes people feel like, oh, something's off, but there's
that's how they.
Speaker 7 (28:17):
Really exact opposite. I think if someone is taking their
time to count the votes. I think if someone is
looking at every single thing, because in California it's the
most populous state. We all know that, and they actually
have signature verification, so they look at every single signature,
and if those signatures do not.
Speaker 1 (28:35):
Match, I think it's great that they're taking their time.
The lies don't work. When you do what you just
did doesn't work, we may have lost the battle. I
think in the long run, this kind of thing helps
win the war. All Right, we'll move on. We have
great stuff, funny stuff, we have emails, we have Middle
of Honor Monday. We have to talk about though. I
(28:56):
guess one more example of what goes on here, but
in a good way. Before we get to that, let
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Not just in the morning, not just after your third
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We'll be back, Jesse Kelly Vaccian.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday,
ten minutes away from Metal of Honor. Monday. Member you
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threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now I need
to pause for a little programming note before we get
to more of the way things work in Democrat countries.
(30:32):
If you are planning on running for office, any level
of office, and I want you to remember to get
involved local locals how we take the country back. Get involved,
run for office, it's really really important, no matter what,
to not curse out your constituency.
Speaker 6 (30:51):
I don't appreciate being told for not doing enough when
I voted on two more resolutions, and I'm going to
tell you that people like me are standing up and
saying what he's doing in Cuba is wrong. And I
don't appreciate being attacked by people because Republicans are sitting
on a resolution and speaking up and speaking out. November
elections have consequences and elect Democrats so you can actually
(31:14):
stand up to them. That's what I'm been telling We're
walking very vocal about what he's doing in Venezuela in Cuba.
So you're elected a Republican Congress in the state, help
do it, and they won't bring it up. So don't
go after Democrats that are speaking up and speaking up.
Speaker 1 (31:30):
Do you beep and hear me? I'm telling you right now,
in general, that's not great. I just dropped the piece
of paper because we're in a makeshift studio. Oh that's
about the H one visa H one B visa fraud.
I'll have to get to that one later. Headline non
Citizens now exposed on the new Jersey voter rules. I
(31:52):
brought this up because we're all we all have California
on the brain. New Jersey, Chicago, New York. You didn't
think they were trying to keep all those illegals here
to pick the strawberries?
Speaker 2 (32:03):
Did you?
Speaker 1 (32:06):
You understand how it works? I will again remind you
just a little bit of how it works. Bember when
Donald Trump gave that State of the Union and was
talking about all the dead people on Social Security, I
can't believe it. This guy's we have a one hundred thousand,
one hundred and two year olds on Social Security, whatever
the numbers were. You understand what the game is. Government
(32:30):
people are selling existing Social Security information to illegals so
they can essentially become legal. I know it doesn't make
them legal, but for tax purposes, they can become legal
and they can work in the United States of America.
Oh okay, how does that help Democrats? Where do you
(32:54):
think they ballot harvest? Why do you think states like
cal are so bizarrely accommodating to illegals. They'll give you
a freaking CDL in California. You can go drive a
big rig from there if you're an illegal. Even a
(33:16):
nutty liberal state doesn't that seem like a bridge too far.
Isn't that a little too far? Well, not if you're
planning on using that person's vote. Shoot, I bet your money.
They don't even send them a ballot. They just grab
these ballots, fill them out, drop them in. Now that
(33:39):
brings me one one more thing, one more thing. I
know I probably said the last one was the final word,
but this is actually going to be the final word.
I'm gonna play you something. His name is Antonio Renoso.
Don't worries from New York. He's a Democrat. I know
you're going to find this shocking. I want you to
listen at this.
Speaker 8 (33:57):
The membership of the organization is mostly white, and I
just don't feel comfortable being in an organization in which,
as I always would, are a socialist in office, are
meeting regularly, were for population that is not representative of
the entire district.
Speaker 1 (34:13):
He's talking about an open socialist organization, and he's uncomfortable
because there are too many white dudes. What does this
have to do with anything? Well, people have asked, all
these extra votes they've found in Los Angeles, why are
they all going to the third place? Open socialist and
(34:35):
not Karen Bass I'm glad you asked. There are two
actual explanations here, and both of them may apply. The
first explanation is this Karen Bass probably thinks she's going
to beat Ramen anyway. The real explanation, though, the truth
is the Democrat Party is experiencing a communist vault from within.
(35:02):
They are experiencing a communist revolt from within, and the
leaders who are trying to hold it back in order
to win state, local and national elections are losing that battle.
Right now. They're losing to the internal communist revolt. They
haven't been able to hold it off. They're retiring, They're
(35:23):
done this, guy Zoorn mamdoney, do.
Speaker 7 (35:27):
You say to people who say language and there's Democrats
in DC who say language like abolish ice are unhelpful
for the political health of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2 (35:38):
I think if we've listened to them before and look
where we are, I think it's time to develop a
new vision for this party, one that is unflinching in
its beliefs and also uncompromising in its principles.
Speaker 1 (35:50):
Do you know how poorly abolish ice polls nationwide? You've
seen the numbers on it. I think it's it's something
like twenty per It's barely last last one I saw
was barely a majority of Democrats, even registered Democrats. Abolish Ice,
(36:12):
I mean, I don't know. That doesn't we probably should
deport murderers. I don't know. That is what you call
an election loser. Nationwide, the communist revolt from inside the
Democrat Party is very real. Karen Bass is a trained,
(36:33):
committed communist to receive communist training in Cuba, and even
she may not be Communist enough for the communists in
Los Angeles, Ramen, She's the one getting all the late votes.
What does that tell you? That tells you at at
(36:55):
least some level communist organizations are out there. They're gathering
votes for her and not Karen Bass. The revolt will
be something to watch. All right. We're gonna do Medal
of Honor Monday. Then we're gonna get to someone else
who's about to be sued because communists can't stop lying.
We'll talk about the welfare fraud, but we're also going
(37:18):
to talk about H one B visa fraud. Oh my
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