August 11, 2026 • 37 mins
The religion of the malcontent is only out to destroy. There's a reason they want to destroy Thanksgiving and fireworks on the 4th of July. What happens when they get too loud about their opinions. 'Woke 1 was crazy'
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, Jesse Kelly Show. Let's
have some fun on a Tuesday, a spectacular Tuesday. Yes,
I'm back. Sorry I missed you yesterday, and we have
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a ton as you can imagine, for you tonight. First thing,
we're gonna do Medal of Honor Tuesday and hour from now,
since we miss Medal of Honor Monday yesterday, that's coming.
We're gonna have a probably pretty long talk courtesy of AOC.
Ma'm donnie, I'll do well, see, courtesy of a bunch
of communists. We're gonna talk about how communists think and
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strategies they use. To open up the show, Yes, as
you can imagine, I'm gonna bringing up the fauci stuff
when it came to miscarriages and everything else. We will
reluctantly tiptoe into the latest poll numbers, which could be better.
All that emails, so much more coming up tonight on
the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. Now, Lord, forgive me
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for what I'm about to do. I've never done this
on the show before, and I would like to believe
that I will never do this again. But I am
going to open up the show talking about women's basketball.
Just stay with me the WNBA specifically, So why how Jesse,
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how could you just stay with me for a second,
and it will become clear. I don't know everything I
know about the WNBA. I have found out against my will. Okay,
I don't watch women's basket. However, I do know this.
There are a few, not a ton a few white
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girls playing in the WNBA. From what I understand this,
Caitlyn Clark, lady, is the best player in the WNBA.
From what I understand. That's what they tell me. She's
the best player. And I also understand this that these
players are being assaulted by the angry young black players routinely.
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It happens all the time. And go look at video
of it. Assaulted, I mean flat out assaulted, goes way
beyond a hard basketball foul. You're looking and you're thinking, Ah,
they could probably press charges for that kind of a thing.
It's happening all the time. Now, why would I bring
this up? Well, here's why when people look at this stuff,
they look at this stuff happening that they're young star
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Caitlyn Clark gets herself clothes lined by one of these
young angry black communists. They will say things like, these
players so stupid, they're killing the golden goose. Don't they
understand what they're doing. This is the only thing bringing ratings.
They're only going to hurt themselves in the end. Don't
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they understand?
Speaker 2 (03:16):
Okay, you you don't see the world the way communists
see the world.
Speaker 1 (03:27):
And we need I need to explain why. I want
to need to explain how this works. You. And there
are various degrees of good people. Right, I would be
at the lowest end, but there are various degrees of
good people. People with some sort of a value system.
I bet you money. You see things in your country
you want to fix, don't you, Hey, this is wrong,
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the debt, the prices, the border, the whatever. You see
things you want to fix, don't you. When you are
in your community, no matter where you live, you see
something you don't like, you think to yourself, I wish
they'd make that better. A pothole. You see a pothole
and you think, I wish they'd fel that in. You
see a homeless guy on the street, I wish I
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hadn't seen that before. You read a story in the
local newspaper. A local school has a drug problem, you
think to yourself, I hope they get that cleaned up.
You don't like it. You look around at everything around
you and you see problems and you want to fix them,
or you want someone else to fix them, or you
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were gonna pray about fixing them, but you would like
the problems fixed. The problems weigh you down somewhat, don't
they Maybe not all the time. I hope you're not
sitting around depressed. I don't want anyone to do that.
But I've told you before, it weighs me down. I
carry it with me. This weekend hit me really hard.
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I was thinking about things economically, and I was just going
over things for the midterms and things like that, and
I really we got low for an hour or so.
I let it get to me because I want what's
best for my country. Okay, So that's how you see things,
That's how I see things. You have to understand this
as best you can or as best I can. Communists
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do not look around at anything and think like that
at all. In fact, it couldn't possibly be more black
and white, polar opposite to how you think. So what
do I mean by that? The communist sees that homeless
person on the corner. And I know you won't believe
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this or don't want to believe this. They want more
of them. They love it that that homeless person is
sitting there in front of a formerly nice family business
and a drugged out stupid They look and they think, great,
I want more. They read a story about drugs in
the local school and they think to themselves, oh sweet,
I hope they start heroin next. And what's more, And
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this is the part you really have to understand. Communists
will look at the good things, maybe even things that
you take for granted, and they will dream of destroying them.
The way you think about wanting to fix things. That's
how often the communist thinks about destroying things. Two great
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examples here. Recently, Abdul l said he's the communist who's
running for Senate in Michigan. Francesca Hong is the communist
running to be governor of Wisconsin. Now. I don't even
know that we can call it hot water, because who
knows if the voters are even going to find out
about this. But in recent days these people have been exposed,
(06:43):
exposed for what, well, things like this.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
Yeah, I was actually trying to become a sports journalist
when I first went to college. So I learned then
you have some hot takes, sometimes bad takes on Twitter,
and I let my feelings out into the right.
Speaker 1 (07:01):
What bad takes is she talking about? She wanted to
end Thanksgiving, she wanted to end Thanksgiving and abolish the police.
And she's also not a fan of fireworks on the
fourth of July. Okay, abdul l said remarkably consistent. Also
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has been revealed that he doesn't like fireworks on the
fourth of July. Huh, it's weird. He also doesn't like Thanksgiving. Okay,
a lot of Fourth of July and Thanksgiving talk. Okay.
He also said football is rooted in Slavery. Okay, so
they don't like football, they don't like Thanksgiving, and they
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don't like Independence Day. What's going on here? What is really?
What's going on? Okay, let's talk about it. What happens
at Thanksgiving? What do you do on Thanksgiving? You gather
with family, maybe even friends. You eat together, you go
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closer together, you might even pray together. You have a
family day. That's what Thanksgiving is. It's not about that dry,
disgusting turkey you're pretending is good. Thanksgiving is about gathering
with family. That's what Thanksgiving is. Now, let me ask you,
have you ever one time in your life, maybe you've
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had bad Thanksgivings. Have you ever thought to yourself, I
wish Thanksgiving didn't exist? Of course you haven't. So how
how is it that communists come out and say this
publicly all the time? They want to destroy everything that's
good the way you want to fix everything that's bad.
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That's how they want to destroy everything that's good. Independence Day.
I don't even have to explain it. It's an obvious point.
What happens on Independence Day? Well, once again you gather
with family and friends in community. I told you about
our Independence Day. We went to we live in a
small town. We went to the local small town parade
and it was nothing but kids and churches and firefighters
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and veterans and marching up and down, throwing candy, water balloons,
American flags draped everywhere, patriotic songs being played, and people
getting along in the community. Ay, mag and I have
a hot dog. Anybody want this? A wonderful time. From there,
we went to a baseball game. At the end of
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the baseball game, they set off fireworks and played patriotic
music while we all waived American flags. A time of family,
a time of community, a time of coming together. And
I bet you once again that it never occurred to
you one time to look at Independence Day and go, oh, man,
I wish we could get rid of us. Why Because
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it's beautiful, it's wonderful. It's a time that brings us together.
But that's how different the Communist is than you. They
look at everything beautiful and wonderful and they want to
destroy it. They are religious people, deeply devoutly religious people,
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and their religion is death and destruction and conquest. And
it's impossible for you to fully understand how they think,
or me to fully understand how they think, because I
don't think that way. I don't look around and want
to destroy what is beautiful and wonderful. They do. Here's
Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 4 (10:45):
I think they'll have to be some You'll probably have
to take down the arch which he is determined to
put up, which I think is just just a terrible idea.
I think we'll have to worry about the reflecting pool
because it's not going to be fixed by the time
he leaves, assuming he leaves, So there's going to be
a long list.
Speaker 1 (11:05):
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Back to what we were talking about. You may love
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Donald Trump's presidency, you may hate it, but I think
you would agree with me that the cleaning up of
Washington DC is wonderful. Right, not just the cleaning up
of the crime. He brought in the National Guard. Crime's gone.
You now can take your family safely to Washington, DC
and go look at all the museums and memorials. It's
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not only that He's been on a huge beautification process
of even the reflecting pool. Let's get it cleaned up.
Let's make sure it looks good. Let's make sure our
capital is a wonderful, wonderful symbol of the country. Now,
do you want to ruin that? When you look at Washington,
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DC and you think, Wow, the murders have gone down. Wow,
things are cleaner, let's litter, things are nice. Do you
think to yourself, Gosh, I wish I could wreck all that. No,
you don't think that way. Of course, you don't think
that way. You just have to understand that communists do.
That's how they look at life. Every good thing is
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actually a bad thing. It's really twisted religion. I know,
everything good and decent is bad, and you have to
be purposeful about destroying those things. What kind of an
American sits around hating Thanksgiving? Independence Day? In football? Those
are the most American things, right, yep, now you get it.
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That's why they hate it. That's how they think. And
now that brings us to the other part of it.
What do they do when they go too far? What
do they do when they get caught? Well, one, they
love this, love this. They love to pretend like they've
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changed their ways. You know. Francesca Hang used to talk
like that you have.
Speaker 5 (14:28):
A lot of internal reckoning to do, but that it's
important to see it through the lens of toxic white
supremacy culture that is ingrained in this country's history. That
racism is actually at the backbone of this history. And
when people talk about constitution, you know, federalism, the rights
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of the people, we really have to take a step
back and look at you know, how those rights have
really only been offered up to a certain group.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
That's what she did. Sound like, now this is her,
you know, I.
Speaker 3 (15:00):
Was actually trying to become a sports journalist when I
first went to college. So I learned then you have
some hot takes, sometimes bad takes on Twitter, and I
let my feelings out into the world.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Hey, look, I was in college, man, I was in college.
AOC's out there on television clean up on Aisle seven.
Speaker 6 (15:20):
Francesca Hang has made clear her present stances.
Speaker 1 (15:24):
To her she moved away from all right.
Speaker 7 (15:26):
She's moved away from it.
Speaker 6 (15:27):
And I have a local city councilman that has this.
Speaker 8 (15:33):
Saying, woke one was crazy.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
You and I have had this discussion before. Stalin. He
found a lot of ways to stack up bodies, starving Ukrainians,
the works. Stalin, though, this is how purposeful these demons are.
You know, Russia's divided up into states too. It's not
that simple, but you want to stand what I mean.
It's divided up into territories. Stalin. He would go to
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his NKVD, his secret state police, and they would be
given quotas, quotas for what this is, how many people
in you're assigned state you are required to kill. Go
find me fifty thousand people and shoot them in the face.
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Now here's the other part. Stalin would inevitably, after he
butchers this many people start to worry that the public
would rise up against him because he's a freaking monster.
And he would then do this every single time. This
didn't happen once. Every single time, he would go have
the NKVD officer in charge of the executions arrested. By
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the way, the NKVD officers understood this was coming, That's
how often it happened. They just anticipated it. They knew
when they were done killing people, they would themselves get
a knock on the door. He would have the NKVD
officer arrested, try shot in the head publicly, and then
Stalin would go out there to the people and say,
whoa that was wild man. Can't believe that happened? Can
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you guys believe that happened. That's what you're listening to
right now.
Speaker 6 (17:11):
That Francesca Hang has made clear her present stances.
Speaker 1 (17:14):
To her, she's moved away from one.
Speaker 7 (17:17):
Right, she's moved away from it.
Speaker 6 (17:18):
And I have a local city councilman that has this.
Speaker 8 (17:24):
Saying woke one was crazy.
Speaker 1 (17:27):
You'll notice, you would have noticed if you watched there
were no basic follow up questions. Of course, because it's
John Carl questions like, yeah, it was crazy, which part, specifically,
which part of the endless tranny race, communism chopping the
penises off of children? Which part of it do you
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think was crazy? Which part of it have you left behind?
Which stance did you take before that? You don't have
anymore spasic questions? And John carl'stan a moron. He's a communist.
He knows what his job is. He understood she would
have no answer if he asked those obvious follow up questions,
because AOC is just doing what Stalin did and every
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other communist leader did. After butchering as many people as possible,
he just get up to the microphone and say, whoa,
that's nuts. Huh, Glad that is all done. One more
thing on this, don't do some other stuff. Hang on,
miss something.
Speaker 7 (18:27):
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Speaker 1 (18:29):
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about thirty minutes away from Medal of Honor Tuesdays. I
wasn't here yesterday. We'll get to that in a few
Here was more AOC man, all that old stuff we said, WHOA,
(18:50):
glad that's over. We supported the idea of defunding the police?
Speaker 6 (18:54):
Well, you know, I think I think that during this time,
and during especially during COVID, there was a huge opening
of the Overton window.
Speaker 8 (19:03):
We were shut down.
Speaker 6 (19:04):
There was some of the highest unemployment rates that we
have seen because of the Remember.
Speaker 1 (19:08):
What she just said right there.
Speaker 6 (19:09):
We'll come back to it, those shutdowns, and I think
that the doors were really open and trying to entertain
any and every policy that was going to get us
to a better place. And I actually think that the
discussions that were had in that time were quite fruitful.
I think that, you know, during lockdown. Of course, rhetoric
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in that time is not rhetoric that we would use today.
And I'm grateful that these candidates have the opportunity to
present who they are to their electorate and what they're
campaigning on in this moment.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
Okay, let's circle back. Shall we just play the very
beginning of this again, because this is important. This is
what they do, this is how they operate. We have
to recognize it and fight against it. What did she
say briefly supported the idea of defunding the police?
Speaker 6 (20:02):
Well, you know, I think I think that during this
time and during especially during COVID, there was a huge
opening of the Overton window.
Speaker 8 (20:12):
We were shut.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
Down opening of the Overton window. Oh how many times
if we had this discussion that the communist, he will
prow around looking for opportunities of weakness the same way
a pride of lions circles around a herd of wilde beast.
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And what are they waiting for one of the young
ones to start falling behind one of the one of
the adults to get some sort of a leg injury
that slows them down. Somebody trying to cross a river
gets separated from the herd. The pride constantly circles the
wild to beast looking for an opportunity to pounce. And
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that's how communists look at our country. That's how they
look at society, and when they get an opportunity of
any kind, like because the question was about abolishing the police,
the opportunity was George Floyd, some sweaty drug addict, dies
of an overdose in Minneapolis, and nobody gave a rat
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crap about this loser five seconds before he died. But
you know what happened. He died. He died on camera.
He died in his own sweat. He died calling for
his mommy. And some of the video and pictures didn't
look great. They made people look, even me, and you
know what a cold hearted jerk I am they made.
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They made people squirm in their chair a little bit. Look,
it's not like I sat there and cried, but I
wasn't that comfortable. I didn't feel like watching it again.
I don't want to watch a man die, certainly die
of an overdose like that. It's not a moment to celebrate.
Because there was video, you know what it was? It
presented how did she put it? An opening? And opening
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to do?
Speaker 6 (22:07):
What?
Speaker 1 (22:07):
To shift the Overton window? Were they going to accomplish
abolishing the police? No, and guess what, at the aocs
of the world, they knew that would not be the
end goal. But if the end goal of abolishing the
police is, let's call that a one hundred and we
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are at number one. We're at one, and step one
hundred is completely abolishing the police. You know how the
communist looks at it. If I seize this opportunity and
call loudly for us to get to one hundred, we
may not get to one hundred. But we'll get to fifty,
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we'll get to sixty. By the time we're done, we
will be a lot closer to one hundred than we
were in the beginning. Now, listen to how many times
she references openings, openings. And this is not about the
George Floyd stuff. This is how these people think at
all times. They're thinking it right now. At all times,
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when there's a school shooting, they immediately run and stand
on the dead bodies and grab for guns. When there's this,
when there's that, At all times, they're looking for the
wounded will to be We supported the idea of defunding
the police.
Speaker 6 (23:22):
Well, you know, I think I think that during this time,
and during especially during COVID, there was a huge opening
of the Overton window.
Speaker 8 (23:31):
We were shut down.
Speaker 6 (23:32):
There was some of the highest unemployment rates that we
have seen because of those shutdowns. And I think that
the doors were really open and trying to entertain any and.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Every part there was an opening. The doors were open.
The Overton win. That's a predator. Think about them like predators.
I'll continue because she says something else.
Speaker 6 (23:54):
It's just the policy that was going to get us
to a better place. And I actually think that the
discussions that had that were had in that time were
quite fruitful. I think that, you know, during lockdown. Of course,
rhetoric in that time is not rhetoric that we would
use today.
Speaker 1 (24:14):
The discussions were quite fruitful, fruitful. Sorry, that's hard. That's
a hard word, Chris. How fruitful? What fruit is she
talking about? Well, Minneapolis still has half the police they
need across the country. In communist controlled city after communist
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controlled city, the police force has been gutted, the rules
of engagement have been gutted, A bunch of George Soros
DA's have been elected, a bunch of communist judges have
been installed. Because not only, but in large part, because
of the activism surrounding Saint George Floyd's death. They have
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got a long, long, long list of wins in their
goal of abolishing prisons and making sure the rapists and
animals go out to the streets. It's just the truth,
and that's how they look at everything. And because we
don't look at this stuff, we can and it happens
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to us all the time. We can be fooled into
going along with their their outrage, their their the appearance
of outrage. We can be fooled into going along with
it for a little while. Well, I mean, I guess, okay,
I mean I do have some black friends. I don't. Hey,
can we get Tim Scott? We should probably let's get
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a police reform bill. Tim Scott will work with Corey
put Hey, guys, say, hey, we're with you. I agree.
This is a huge problem. The country is super racist. Yep.
And you think to yourself, well, we woke up eventually,
we woke up too late. When the communist pounces on
that will to be that has been separated from the herd,
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the only way to save it is for the entire
herd to attack immediately, but instead they scatter in fear,
and that will to be sties. Communists look for openings
at all times, and when they find one, they pounce,
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and after they're done destroying something and there's backlash against it,
they'll be the Well, that was crazy.
Speaker 6 (26:30):
That Francesca Hang has made clear her present stances.
Speaker 7 (26:33):
To her moved away from a right, She's moved away
from it.
Speaker 6 (26:37):
And I have a local city councilman that has this.
Speaker 8 (26:43):
Saying woke one was crazy?
Speaker 1 (26:46):
Nahaha, was nuts, guys. This is what they really want
to get My daughter is assaulted and raped. Is there
any agency that would seek to find her assailant and
bring him to justice?
Speaker 7 (27:00):
Of course, yeah, of course be if not police? And
where would he be if not a jail?
Speaker 9 (27:05):
So I guess I really, I really want to avoid
getting kind of caught into these hypotheticals and talk more
about the reality that we're actually facing right now, which
is that we're spending absolutely outrageous amounts of money on
police and policing, and we're not spending money on things
that actually make people safe.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
They're just destroyers. That's it. We'll move on. I have
to get to some emails before we get to the
Fauci stuff, before we get to medal of honor. Monday,
what happened in Massachusetts? Apparently Trump snuck off Air Force
one when he thought it was going to blow up
and left all the journalists on there. Big fan of that.
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at Jesse kellyshow dot com So I just have to
(29:19):
tell you this because I feel like I feel like
there's a code that men have to live by, and honestly,
this is probably going to apply to women too, and
I'm blown away by the people who don't understand this code.
Here's what happened to me. Remember I told you ab
was gone for a few nights, Thursday night, Friday, Saturday nights.
(29:42):
She flew back to Ohio with one of my boys
go see her family. I'm left to my own devices.
What am I going to do on a Friday night?
Not hang out with other people. There's this wonderful local,
family owned pizza place and amazing pizza. Roe's games on TV.
I'm gonna go down there and get myself a big
(30:04):
old pizza all to me, sit there and watch the
Astros game. Yes, I was sitting at the bar. Yes
I had water. Okay, don't email me making fun of
me again. I was thirsty. The pizza is salty either way.
Watching the game. Dude beside me, I don't know how
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many beers he's had. He was there when I got there,
so who knows. Maybe he just got a little liquored
up in a little loose tongued he tells the bartender chick.
He says to her, Hey, this last beer, can I
get it to go? And she says, no, that's against
(30:46):
company policy. We don't do that. And you know what
he said, I almost said something. I was at outrage.
Plus I was sitting there by myself with nothing else
to do. You know what he said to the bartender, Well,
that's weird because carl scot me one last time he
was bartending for me. You should see a look on
Chris's face. It's mortified. I was mortified. I'm looking over
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at the guy. So wait a minute, Carlos, does you
a solid, and you repay Carlos by diming him out
to somebody the next time you walk in. There is
there no code left anymore in this country. I don't
understand this world, Jesse. I've been listening to you rightfully,
calling on the GOP to yell and scream about what
(31:30):
is good without sugarcoating as VP Vance has done. One
thing I never hear any mention is the skyrotic rocketing
cost of labor, as states, counties, and municipalities keep dramatically
increasing their minimum wage as much as as lunatic democrats
want to blame greedy business owners, and I was one
(31:51):
for forty years. The fact remains that when you raise
the minimum wage for basic labor, which of course makes
all the unions happy, the consumer I must pay for
that additional cost. The business can only absorb so much
to remain competitive. Love your show. This is something that
has crushed us in a couple of different ways. And
(32:13):
one of the main ways this ever increasing minimum wage
has crushed us is it's crushing youth employment. I look,
I'm going to do the back in my day thing
as I've done before, but it's true. I grew up
in When I was looking for jobs in Bozeman, Montana,
we moved to Montana when I was ten years old.
We moved to Bo's in Montana when I was fourteen.
(32:35):
I was not legally allowed to work yet. You were
legally allowed to work at fifteen in Montana. So when
I was fourteen, I was so desperate to get a job.
I wanted to make money. I still illegally walked into
businesses until I found one who would hire me. Local
car wash hired me to wash cars and then drive
them by the way. I didn't even have a driver's
permit and I was driving people's cars around. Hired me
(32:57):
to wash cars and found myself a flot time paying job.
And you know how long it took me to find
that job? Two days at fourteen and I was illegal labor.
It took me two days to find a job after that,
when I was fifteen and legally allowed to work. It
was like the first place you went. You just went
down to the You look in the newspaper, maybe see
(33:18):
the classified. We're looking for this, we're looking to that.
You drive down to McDonald's, You drive down at a
local restaurant. Hey, I've bet my next one was washing dishes.
It was horrible, but you walk in there, I'll wash
dishes for whatever. Now, that was a wonderful job. And
don't get wrong, it's the worst job I've ever had
in my life. And I wanted to kill myself every
single day. But do you know how much better the
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rest of your life, the rest of your employment works.
When you work in some soul sucking job as a
fifteen year old, that's good for you. It's good for
your work ethic, it's good for your perspective on life.
That's healthy. Come home, dog tired, miserable. I want to
go to bed. That's healthy, inspires you to get a
better career. I'll tell you that much healthy young people
(34:04):
working is healthy. Get a job. I told you we
went through this with James, and thank you God, God
was good enough that after I don't even know how
many resumes he finally turned in, he found a job
with this. It was this Halloween store and it was
(34:28):
only twenty thirty hours a week maybe, and it was
all manual labor, hanging drywall and stuff like that. But
even that was like a temporary two month job. And
that was the best thing he freaking found. And he
went everywhere you name it. He was in burger king,
you name it. He was in there looking for work,
no interest whatsoever, because no one wants to pay. I
(34:50):
don't know what it is ten bucks an hour for
a seventeen year old who's never had a job before.
I said, by the grace of God, he did land,
which is impossible to land. So that ended look, it
ended up working out. But I watched that young man
leave every single day, all dressed up with a stack
(35:11):
of resumes in a folder, and he'd just be gone
for hours, stopping in a place, stopping in a place,
stopping in a place. Nothing. Nothing. I grew up in Bozeman,
which was small back then. It's way bigger now and
kind of got ruined. But small back then, I could
(35:31):
find a job without any effort. He Mom, just mom
just dropped me off in this little row of fast
food joints. I promise one of them is gonna hire me,
probably on the spot. Well, we've jacked the minimum wage
up so much now these fast food places, they'll have
you order on a computer. Well, when we were in Japan,
(35:54):
and I know this exists in America too. I'm not
saying this is only in Japan. But we went to
McDonald's in Japan like a may Amricans do. I didn't
talk to a single real person. I walked right up
to this big computer screen and beep, beep beep. That's
a sound it made. Eventually food was ready. That's where
we're going. And yeah, it's it's a very good point.
(36:15):
The cost of labor is through the roof and it
sucks and it does contribute to prices. All Right, we're
gonna do Metal of Honor Monday next Then we'll talk
about this fauci stuff and I'll try to not get upset.
Then we'll get to other emails. I have a new
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This is a Jesse Kelly Show, Jesse Kelly Show. Let's
have some fun on a Tuesday, a spectacular Tuesday. Yes,
I'm back. Sorry I missed you yesterday, and we have
(00:33):
a ton as you can imagine, for you tonight. First thing,
we're gonna do Medal of Honor Tuesday and hour from now,
since we miss Medal of Honor Monday yesterday, that's coming.
We're gonna have a probably pretty long talk courtesy of AOC.
Ma'm donnie, I'll do well, see, courtesy of a bunch
of communists. We're gonna talk about how communists think and
(00:55):
strategies they use. To open up the show, Yes, as
you can imagine, I'm gonna bringing up the fauci stuff
when it came to miscarriages and everything else. We will
reluctantly tiptoe into the latest poll numbers, which could be better.
All that emails, so much more coming up tonight on
the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. Now, Lord, forgive me
(01:21):
for what I'm about to do. I've never done this
on the show before, and I would like to believe
that I will never do this again. But I am
going to open up the show talking about women's basketball.
Just stay with me the WNBA specifically, So why how Jesse,
(01:47):
how could you just stay with me for a second,
and it will become clear. I don't know everything I
know about the WNBA. I have found out against my will. Okay,
I don't watch women's basket. However, I do know this.
There are a few, not a ton a few white
(02:08):
girls playing in the WNBA. From what I understand this,
Caitlyn Clark, lady, is the best player in the WNBA.
From what I understand. That's what they tell me. She's
the best player. And I also understand this that these
players are being assaulted by the angry young black players routinely.
(02:30):
It happens all the time. And go look at video
of it. Assaulted, I mean flat out assaulted, goes way
beyond a hard basketball foul. You're looking and you're thinking, Ah,
they could probably press charges for that kind of a thing.
It's happening all the time. Now, why would I bring
this up? Well, here's why when people look at this stuff,
they look at this stuff happening that they're young star
(02:51):
Caitlyn Clark gets herself clothes lined by one of these
young angry black communists. They will say things like, these
players so stupid, they're killing the golden goose. Don't they
understand what they're doing. This is the only thing bringing ratings.
They're only going to hurt themselves in the end. Don't
(03:13):
they understand?
Speaker 2 (03:16):
Okay, you you don't see the world the way communists
see the world.
Speaker 1 (03:27):
And we need I need to explain why. I want
to need to explain how this works. You. And there
are various degrees of good people. Right, I would be
at the lowest end, but there are various degrees of
good people. People with some sort of a value system.
I bet you money. You see things in your country
you want to fix, don't you, Hey, this is wrong,
(03:48):
the debt, the prices, the border, the whatever. You see
things you want to fix, don't you. When you are
in your community, no matter where you live, you see
something you don't like, you think to yourself, I wish
they'd make that better. A pothole. You see a pothole
and you think, I wish they'd fel that in. You
see a homeless guy on the street, I wish I
(04:09):
hadn't seen that before. You read a story in the
local newspaper. A local school has a drug problem, you
think to yourself, I hope they get that cleaned up.
You don't like it. You look around at everything around
you and you see problems and you want to fix them,
or you want someone else to fix them, or you
(04:31):
were gonna pray about fixing them, but you would like
the problems fixed. The problems weigh you down somewhat, don't
they Maybe not all the time. I hope you're not
sitting around depressed. I don't want anyone to do that.
But I've told you before, it weighs me down. I
carry it with me. This weekend hit me really hard.
(04:52):
I was thinking about things economically, and I was just going
over things for the midterms and things like that, and
I really we got low for an hour or so.
I let it get to me because I want what's
best for my country. Okay, So that's how you see things,
That's how I see things. You have to understand this
as best you can or as best I can. Communists
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do not look around at anything and think like that
at all. In fact, it couldn't possibly be more black
and white, polar opposite to how you think. So what
do I mean by that? The communist sees that homeless
person on the corner. And I know you won't believe
(05:35):
this or don't want to believe this. They want more
of them. They love it that that homeless person is
sitting there in front of a formerly nice family business
and a drugged out stupid They look and they think, great,
I want more. They read a story about drugs in
the local school and they think to themselves, oh sweet,
I hope they start heroin next. And what's more, And
(05:58):
this is the part you really have to understand. Communists
will look at the good things, maybe even things that
you take for granted, and they will dream of destroying them.
The way you think about wanting to fix things. That's
how often the communist thinks about destroying things. Two great
(06:19):
examples here. Recently, Abdul l said he's the communist who's
running for Senate in Michigan. Francesca Hong is the communist
running to be governor of Wisconsin. Now. I don't even
know that we can call it hot water, because who
knows if the voters are even going to find out
about this. But in recent days these people have been exposed,
(06:43):
exposed for what, well, things like this.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
Yeah, I was actually trying to become a sports journalist
when I first went to college. So I learned then
you have some hot takes, sometimes bad takes on Twitter,
and I let my feelings out into the right.
Speaker 1 (07:01):
What bad takes is she talking about? She wanted to
end Thanksgiving, she wanted to end Thanksgiving and abolish the police.
And she's also not a fan of fireworks on the
fourth of July. Okay, abdul l said remarkably consistent. Also
(07:26):
has been revealed that he doesn't like fireworks on the
fourth of July. Huh, it's weird. He also doesn't like Thanksgiving. Okay,
a lot of Fourth of July and Thanksgiving talk. Okay.
He also said football is rooted in Slavery. Okay, so
they don't like football, they don't like Thanksgiving, and they
(07:49):
don't like Independence Day. What's going on here? What is really?
What's going on? Okay, let's talk about it. What happens
at Thanksgiving? What do you do on Thanksgiving? You gather
with family, maybe even friends. You eat together, you go
(08:10):
closer together, you might even pray together. You have a
family day. That's what Thanksgiving is. It's not about that dry,
disgusting turkey you're pretending is good. Thanksgiving is about gathering
with family. That's what Thanksgiving is. Now, let me ask you,
have you ever one time in your life, maybe you've
(08:32):
had bad Thanksgivings. Have you ever thought to yourself, I
wish Thanksgiving didn't exist? Of course you haven't. So how
how is it that communists come out and say this
publicly all the time? They want to destroy everything that's
good the way you want to fix everything that's bad.
(08:54):
That's how they want to destroy everything that's good. Independence Day.
I don't even have to explain it. It's an obvious point.
What happens on Independence Day? Well, once again you gather
with family and friends in community. I told you about
our Independence Day. We went to we live in a
small town. We went to the local small town parade
and it was nothing but kids and churches and firefighters
(09:17):
and veterans and marching up and down, throwing candy, water balloons,
American flags draped everywhere, patriotic songs being played, and people
getting along in the community. Ay, mag and I have
a hot dog. Anybody want this? A wonderful time. From there,
we went to a baseball game. At the end of
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the baseball game, they set off fireworks and played patriotic
music while we all waived American flags. A time of family,
a time of community, a time of coming together. And
I bet you once again that it never occurred to
you one time to look at Independence Day and go, oh, man,
I wish we could get rid of us. Why Because
(10:00):
it's beautiful, it's wonderful. It's a time that brings us together.
But that's how different the Communist is than you. They
look at everything beautiful and wonderful and they want to
destroy it. They are religious people, deeply devoutly religious people,
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and their religion is death and destruction and conquest. And
it's impossible for you to fully understand how they think,
or me to fully understand how they think, because I
don't think that way. I don't look around and want
to destroy what is beautiful and wonderful. They do. Here's
Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 4 (10:45):
I think they'll have to be some You'll probably have
to take down the arch which he is determined to
put up, which I think is just just a terrible idea.
I think we'll have to worry about the reflecting pool
because it's not going to be fixed by the time
he leaves, assuming he leaves, So there's going to be
a long list.
Speaker 1 (11:05):
I'm making a list. What she just say? What's she
talking about? We'll talk about that in a moment. Before
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(11:29):
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Back to what we were talking about. You may love
(12:34):
Donald Trump's presidency, you may hate it, but I think
you would agree with me that the cleaning up of
Washington DC is wonderful. Right, not just the cleaning up
of the crime. He brought in the National Guard. Crime's gone.
You now can take your family safely to Washington, DC
and go look at all the museums and memorials. It's
(12:54):
not only that He's been on a huge beautification process
of even the reflecting pool. Let's get it cleaned up.
Let's make sure it looks good. Let's make sure our
capital is a wonderful, wonderful symbol of the country. Now,
do you want to ruin that? When you look at Washington,
(13:15):
DC and you think, Wow, the murders have gone down. Wow,
things are cleaner, let's litter, things are nice. Do you
think to yourself, Gosh, I wish I could wreck all that. No,
you don't think that way. Of course, you don't think
that way. You just have to understand that communists do.
That's how they look at life. Every good thing is
(13:40):
actually a bad thing. It's really twisted religion. I know,
everything good and decent is bad, and you have to
be purposeful about destroying those things. What kind of an
American sits around hating Thanksgiving? Independence Day? In football? Those
are the most American things, right, yep, now you get it.
(14:03):
That's why they hate it. That's how they think. And
now that brings us to the other part of it.
What do they do when they go too far? What
do they do when they get caught? Well, one, they
love this, love this. They love to pretend like they've
(14:24):
changed their ways. You know. Francesca Hang used to talk
like that you have.
Speaker 5 (14:28):
A lot of internal reckoning to do, but that it's
important to see it through the lens of toxic white
supremacy culture that is ingrained in this country's history. That
racism is actually at the backbone of this history. And
when people talk about constitution, you know, federalism, the rights
(14:49):
of the people, we really have to take a step
back and look at you know, how those rights have
really only been offered up to a certain group.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
That's what she did. Sound like, now this is her,
you know, I.
Speaker 3 (15:00):
Was actually trying to become a sports journalist when I
first went to college. So I learned then you have
some hot takes, sometimes bad takes on Twitter, and I
let my feelings out into the world.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Hey, look, I was in college, man, I was in college.
AOC's out there on television clean up on Aisle seven.
Speaker 6 (15:20):
Francesca Hang has made clear her present stances.
Speaker 1 (15:24):
To her she moved away from all right.
Speaker 7 (15:26):
She's moved away from it.
Speaker 6 (15:27):
And I have a local city councilman that has this.
Speaker 8 (15:33):
Saying, woke one was crazy.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
You and I have had this discussion before. Stalin. He
found a lot of ways to stack up bodies, starving Ukrainians,
the works. Stalin, though, this is how purposeful these demons are.
You know, Russia's divided up into states too. It's not
that simple, but you want to stand what I mean.
It's divided up into territories. Stalin. He would go to
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his NKVD, his secret state police, and they would be
given quotas, quotas for what this is, how many people
in you're assigned state you are required to kill. Go
find me fifty thousand people and shoot them in the face.
(16:23):
Now here's the other part. Stalin would inevitably, after he
butchers this many people start to worry that the public
would rise up against him because he's a freaking monster.
And he would then do this every single time. This
didn't happen once. Every single time, he would go have
the NKVD officer in charge of the executions arrested. By
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the way, the NKVD officers understood this was coming, That's
how often it happened. They just anticipated it. They knew
when they were done killing people, they would themselves get
a knock on the door. He would have the NKVD
officer arrested, try shot in the head publicly, and then
Stalin would go out there to the people and say,
whoa that was wild man. Can't believe that happened? Can
(17:09):
you guys believe that happened. That's what you're listening to
right now.
Speaker 6 (17:11):
That Francesca Hang has made clear her present stances.
Speaker 1 (17:14):
To her, she's moved away from one.
Speaker 7 (17:17):
Right, she's moved away from it.
Speaker 6 (17:18):
And I have a local city councilman that has this.
Speaker 8 (17:24):
Saying woke one was crazy.
Speaker 1 (17:27):
You'll notice, you would have noticed if you watched there
were no basic follow up questions. Of course, because it's
John Carl questions like, yeah, it was crazy, which part, specifically,
which part of the endless tranny race, communism chopping the
penises off of children? Which part of it do you
(17:50):
think was crazy? Which part of it have you left behind?
Which stance did you take before that? You don't have
anymore spasic questions? And John carl'stan a moron. He's a communist.
He knows what his job is. He understood she would
have no answer if he asked those obvious follow up questions,
because AOC is just doing what Stalin did and every
(18:13):
other communist leader did. After butchering as many people as possible,
he just get up to the microphone and say, whoa,
that's nuts. Huh, Glad that is all done. One more
thing on this, don't do some other stuff. Hang on,
miss something.
Speaker 7 (18:27):
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Speaker 1 (18:29):
Demand wherever podcasts are found, The Jesse Kelly Show. It
is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday, only
about thirty minutes away from Medal of Honor Tuesdays. I
wasn't here yesterday. We'll get to that in a few
Here was more AOC man, all that old stuff we said, WHOA,
(18:50):
glad that's over. We supported the idea of defunding the police?
Speaker 6 (18:54):
Well, you know, I think I think that during this time,
and during especially during COVID, there was a huge opening
of the Overton window.
Speaker 8 (19:03):
We were shut down.
Speaker 6 (19:04):
There was some of the highest unemployment rates that we
have seen because of the Remember.
Speaker 1 (19:08):
What she just said right there.
Speaker 6 (19:09):
We'll come back to it, those shutdowns, and I think
that the doors were really open and trying to entertain
any and every policy that was going to get us
to a better place. And I actually think that the
discussions that were had in that time were quite fruitful.
I think that, you know, during lockdown. Of course, rhetoric
(19:33):
in that time is not rhetoric that we would use today.
And I'm grateful that these candidates have the opportunity to
present who they are to their electorate and what they're
campaigning on in this moment.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
Okay, let's circle back. Shall we just play the very
beginning of this again, because this is important. This is
what they do, this is how they operate. We have
to recognize it and fight against it. What did she
say briefly supported the idea of defunding the police?
Speaker 6 (20:02):
Well, you know, I think I think that during this
time and during especially during COVID, there was a huge
opening of the Overton window.
Speaker 8 (20:12):
We were shut.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
Down opening of the Overton window. Oh how many times
if we had this discussion that the communist, he will
prow around looking for opportunities of weakness the same way
a pride of lions circles around a herd of wilde beast.
(20:36):
And what are they waiting for one of the young
ones to start falling behind one of the one of
the adults to get some sort of a leg injury
that slows them down. Somebody trying to cross a river
gets separated from the herd. The pride constantly circles the
wild to beast looking for an opportunity to pounce. And
(21:00):
that's how communists look at our country. That's how they
look at society, and when they get an opportunity of
any kind, like because the question was about abolishing the police,
the opportunity was George Floyd, some sweaty drug addict, dies
of an overdose in Minneapolis, and nobody gave a rat
(21:22):
crap about this loser five seconds before he died. But
you know what happened. He died. He died on camera.
He died in his own sweat. He died calling for
his mommy. And some of the video and pictures didn't
look great. They made people look, even me, and you
know what a cold hearted jerk I am they made.
(21:44):
They made people squirm in their chair a little bit. Look,
it's not like I sat there and cried, but I
wasn't that comfortable. I didn't feel like watching it again.
I don't want to watch a man die, certainly die
of an overdose like that. It's not a moment to celebrate.
Because there was video, you know what it was? It
presented how did she put it? An opening? And opening
(22:06):
to do?
Speaker 6 (22:07):
What?
Speaker 1 (22:07):
To shift the Overton window? Were they going to accomplish
abolishing the police? No, and guess what, at the aocs
of the world, they knew that would not be the
end goal. But if the end goal of abolishing the
police is, let's call that a one hundred and we
(22:28):
are at number one. We're at one, and step one
hundred is completely abolishing the police. You know how the
communist looks at it. If I seize this opportunity and
call loudly for us to get to one hundred, we
may not get to one hundred. But we'll get to fifty,
(22:48):
we'll get to sixty. By the time we're done, we
will be a lot closer to one hundred than we
were in the beginning. Now, listen to how many times
she references openings, openings. And this is not about the
George Floyd stuff. This is how these people think at
all times. They're thinking it right now. At all times,
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when there's a school shooting, they immediately run and stand
on the dead bodies and grab for guns. When there's this,
when there's that, At all times, they're looking for the
wounded will to be We supported the idea of defunding
the police.
Speaker 6 (23:22):
Well, you know, I think I think that during this time,
and during especially during COVID, there was a huge opening
of the Overton window.
Speaker 8 (23:31):
We were shut down.
Speaker 6 (23:32):
There was some of the highest unemployment rates that we
have seen because of those shutdowns. And I think that
the doors were really open and trying to entertain any and.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Every part there was an opening. The doors were open.
The Overton win. That's a predator. Think about them like predators.
I'll continue because she says something else.
Speaker 6 (23:54):
It's just the policy that was going to get us
to a better place. And I actually think that the
discussions that had that were had in that time were
quite fruitful. I think that, you know, during lockdown. Of course,
rhetoric in that time is not rhetoric that we would
use today.
Speaker 1 (24:14):
The discussions were quite fruitful, fruitful. Sorry, that's hard. That's
a hard word, Chris. How fruitful? What fruit is she
talking about? Well, Minneapolis still has half the police they
need across the country. In communist controlled city after communist
(24:35):
controlled city, the police force has been gutted, the rules
of engagement have been gutted, A bunch of George Soros
DA's have been elected, a bunch of communist judges have
been installed. Because not only, but in large part, because
of the activism surrounding Saint George Floyd's death. They have
(24:59):
got a long, long, long list of wins in their
goal of abolishing prisons and making sure the rapists and
animals go out to the streets. It's just the truth,
and that's how they look at everything. And because we
don't look at this stuff, we can and it happens
(25:20):
to us all the time. We can be fooled into
going along with their their outrage, their their the appearance
of outrage. We can be fooled into going along with
it for a little while. Well, I mean, I guess, okay,
I mean I do have some black friends. I don't. Hey,
can we get Tim Scott? We should probably let's get
(25:40):
a police reform bill. Tim Scott will work with Corey
put Hey, guys, say, hey, we're with you. I agree.
This is a huge problem. The country is super racist. Yep.
And you think to yourself, well, we woke up eventually,
we woke up too late. When the communist pounces on
that will to be that has been separated from the herd,
(26:02):
the only way to save it is for the entire
herd to attack immediately, but instead they scatter in fear,
and that will to be sties. Communists look for openings
at all times, and when they find one, they pounce,
(26:24):
and after they're done destroying something and there's backlash against it,
they'll be the Well, that was crazy.
Speaker 6 (26:30):
That Francesca Hang has made clear her present stances.
Speaker 7 (26:33):
To her moved away from a right, She's moved away
from it.
Speaker 6 (26:37):
And I have a local city councilman that has this.
Speaker 8 (26:43):
Saying woke one was crazy?
Speaker 1 (26:46):
Nahaha, was nuts, guys. This is what they really want
to get My daughter is assaulted and raped. Is there
any agency that would seek to find her assailant and
bring him to justice?
Speaker 7 (27:00):
Of course, yeah, of course be if not police? And
where would he be if not a jail?
Speaker 9 (27:05):
So I guess I really, I really want to avoid
getting kind of caught into these hypotheticals and talk more
about the reality that we're actually facing right now, which
is that we're spending absolutely outrageous amounts of money on
police and policing, and we're not spending money on things
that actually make people safe.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
They're just destroyers. That's it. We'll move on. I have
to get to some emails before we get to the
Fauci stuff, before we get to medal of honor. Monday,
what happened in Massachusetts? Apparently Trump snuck off Air Force
one when he thought it was going to blow up
and left all the journalists on there. Big fan of that.
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at Jesse kellyshow dot com So I just have to
(29:19):
tell you this because I feel like I feel like
there's a code that men have to live by, and honestly,
this is probably going to apply to women too, and
I'm blown away by the people who don't understand this code.
Here's what happened to me. Remember I told you ab
was gone for a few nights, Thursday night, Friday, Saturday nights.
(29:42):
She flew back to Ohio with one of my boys
go see her family. I'm left to my own devices.
What am I going to do on a Friday night?
Not hang out with other people. There's this wonderful local,
family owned pizza place and amazing pizza. Roe's games on TV.
I'm gonna go down there and get myself a big
(30:04):
old pizza all to me, sit there and watch the
Astros game. Yes, I was sitting at the bar. Yes
I had water. Okay, don't email me making fun of
me again. I was thirsty. The pizza is salty either way.
Watching the game. Dude beside me, I don't know how
(30:26):
many beers he's had. He was there when I got there,
so who knows. Maybe he just got a little liquored
up in a little loose tongued he tells the bartender chick.
He says to her, Hey, this last beer, can I
get it to go? And she says, no, that's against
(30:46):
company policy. We don't do that. And you know what
he said, I almost said something. I was at outrage.
Plus I was sitting there by myself with nothing else
to do. You know what he said to the bartender, Well,
that's weird because carl scot me one last time he
was bartending for me. You should see a look on
Chris's face. It's mortified. I was mortified. I'm looking over
(31:09):
at the guy. So wait a minute, Carlos, does you
a solid, and you repay Carlos by diming him out
to somebody the next time you walk in. There is
there no code left anymore in this country. I don't
understand this world, Jesse. I've been listening to you rightfully,
calling on the GOP to yell and scream about what
(31:30):
is good without sugarcoating as VP Vance has done. One
thing I never hear any mention is the skyrotic rocketing
cost of labor, as states, counties, and municipalities keep dramatically
increasing their minimum wage as much as as lunatic democrats
want to blame greedy business owners, and I was one
(31:51):
for forty years. The fact remains that when you raise
the minimum wage for basic labor, which of course makes
all the unions happy, the consumer I must pay for
that additional cost. The business can only absorb so much
to remain competitive. Love your show. This is something that
has crushed us in a couple of different ways. And
(32:13):
one of the main ways this ever increasing minimum wage
has crushed us is it's crushing youth employment. I look,
I'm going to do the back in my day thing
as I've done before, but it's true. I grew up
in When I was looking for jobs in Bozeman, Montana,
we moved to Montana when I was ten years old.
We moved to Bo's in Montana when I was fourteen.
(32:35):
I was not legally allowed to work yet. You were
legally allowed to work at fifteen in Montana. So when
I was fourteen, I was so desperate to get a job.
I wanted to make money. I still illegally walked into
businesses until I found one who would hire me. Local
car wash hired me to wash cars and then drive
them by the way. I didn't even have a driver's
permit and I was driving people's cars around. Hired me
(32:57):
to wash cars and found myself a flot time paying job.
And you know how long it took me to find
that job? Two days at fourteen and I was illegal labor.
It took me two days to find a job after that,
when I was fifteen and legally allowed to work. It
was like the first place you went. You just went
down to the You look in the newspaper, maybe see
(33:18):
the classified. We're looking for this, we're looking to that.
You drive down to McDonald's, You drive down at a
local restaurant. Hey, I've bet my next one was washing dishes.
It was horrible, but you walk in there, I'll wash
dishes for whatever. Now, that was a wonderful job. And
don't get wrong, it's the worst job I've ever had
in my life. And I wanted to kill myself every
single day. But do you know how much better the
(33:41):
rest of your life, the rest of your employment works.
When you work in some soul sucking job as a
fifteen year old, that's good for you. It's good for
your work ethic, it's good for your perspective on life.
That's healthy. Come home, dog tired, miserable. I want to
go to bed. That's healthy, inspires you to get a
better career. I'll tell you that much healthy young people
(34:04):
working is healthy. Get a job. I told you we
went through this with James, and thank you God, God
was good enough that after I don't even know how
many resumes he finally turned in, he found a job
with this. It was this Halloween store and it was
(34:28):
only twenty thirty hours a week maybe, and it was
all manual labor, hanging drywall and stuff like that. But
even that was like a temporary two month job. And
that was the best thing he freaking found. And he
went everywhere you name it. He was in burger king,
you name it. He was in there looking for work,
no interest whatsoever, because no one wants to pay. I
(34:50):
don't know what it is ten bucks an hour for
a seventeen year old who's never had a job before.
I said, by the grace of God, he did land,
which is impossible to land. So that ended look, it
ended up working out. But I watched that young man
leave every single day, all dressed up with a stack
(35:11):
of resumes in a folder, and he'd just be gone
for hours, stopping in a place, stopping in a place,
stopping in a place. Nothing. Nothing. I grew up in Bozeman,
which was small back then. It's way bigger now and
kind of got ruined. But small back then, I could
(35:31):
find a job without any effort. He Mom, just mom
just dropped me off in this little row of fast
food joints. I promise one of them is gonna hire me,
probably on the spot. Well, we've jacked the minimum wage
up so much now these fast food places, they'll have
you order on a computer. Well, when we were in Japan,
(35:54):
and I know this exists in America too. I'm not
saying this is only in Japan. But we went to
McDonald's in Japan like a may Amricans do. I didn't
talk to a single real person. I walked right up
to this big computer screen and beep, beep beep. That's
a sound it made. Eventually food was ready. That's where
we're going. And yeah, it's it's a very good point.
(36:15):
The cost of labor is through the roof and it
sucks and it does contribute to prices. All Right, we're
gonna do Metal of Honor Monday next Then we'll talk
about this fauci stuff and I'll try to not get upset.
Then we'll get to other emails. I have a new
rule for the show team. All that and more is
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