July 23, 2024 • 38 mins
What happens now that we cant trust our institutions when they absolutely need our trust for the nation’s health. A relationship without trust can not go on without end. There’s no leader of our institutions we can trust. Congress has said they won’t cut funding to all the corrupt 3 letter agencies. Why doesn’t trump hire private security. Professional killers.
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday. And man,
oh man, you really can't tune out of politics for
a single day right now, or you miss all kinds
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of things. So what do we have. We're gonna we're
gonna talk some more about the Secret Service thing. Kim Cheatle,
head of the Secret Service, resigned today. We'll talk about that.
We're gonna talk about Dome, the fundraising, who she is,
the poll numbers. We're gonna discuss the coup against Biden.
I'm gonna do a bunch of emails because I'm way
behind on that. All. That's so much more coming up
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tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I want
to get to Dome in a little bit. I'm gonna
have to put her on the back burner for a
little bit because there is very clearly something on your mind,
and it's still on my mind, the assassination attempt of
Donald Trump. It's very clearly on your mind. Because my
email inbox is full of a bunch of things, full
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of them. And so we're gonna go over a few
and we're gonna play some more sound bites. But first
I want to discuss as we lead up to that,
Let's discuss this concept of trust. Trust. Trust. I know
there are a million cliches and probably love books that
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written about this that say something along these lines of
trust being the building block of every relationship or what.
But said all that hippie stuff aside for a moment,
and let's just speak in real terms. Trust is what
holds every relationship of every kind. It is the glue
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that holds it together. I didn't say it was the
only necessary element, but without it you don't have a relationship.
It is a necessary element. You can argue, we could
argue all day long, it's just semantics whether or not
it's the most important thing, but it is necessary or
the relationship will not survive. And this goes for every relationship,
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not just talking about your spouse's, your husband, your wife.
This goes for business relationships, It goes for everything. Why
does that matter? Well, look, let's just talk about the show.
We'll make it about me right now. Who do I
have to me? Jewish producer Chris to producer Michael. There
is a trust there every day and it's the only
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reason the show even gets on the air. I know,
I know Michael's gonna be cutting up all kinds of audio.
He's gonna be finding good articles. Got I know that,
and I have to trust that he will do that.
When I sit down at this desk, there are gonna
be a bunch of articles, relevant things we might want
to talk about today. If I couldn't trust that, if
I was driving into work, oh gosh, I hope Michael.
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I hope Michael actually got some sound and stuff like
that today, it wouldn't work. The show wouldn't work. Chris, Well,
Chris doesn't ever actually do anything, but you understand what
I mean along the same lines. If Chris contributed to
the show in any way, I would have to know. Seriously,
I have to trust the true Chris is he's managing
the suits, all the technical stuff, all the different things
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Chris has to do. Is the big cheese producer on
the show. He has to trust that I'm going to
show up. He has to know are you gonna show up?
Is he gonna go get drunk and wrap his car
around a tree? What does he trust? Is so critical
in every relationship. Without it, know whether it's business personal otherwise,
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without it, the relationship goes away on a personal level.
If I'm on the way home tonight from work, I
call the wife, tell her I'm on the way home,
and then I drive by my favorite gas station and
I'm in the mood for my favorite gas station snack,
which is you take the flaming hot cheetos and you
pour them in the little nacho tray, and then you
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pour the nacho cheese on the flaming hot cheetos. It's
wonderful and good for you. If I decide I'm gonna
take ten minutes and stop in the gas station and
eat some flaming hot Cheetos, and I get home, I
immediately get a where were you? I bet you were
out getting drunk somewhere. She would never do this, but
if that's what it was. She picks up her phone
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answer a call, and I'm telling her, who are you texting?
What is it? The mail man? How long would that
relationship last? If that's how it'll go away. But there's
another relationship where trust matters a lot. It matters in
all of them. You see, you me, we normal people, civilians, citizens,
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I should say, we have a relationship with our government citizens.
Throughout the whole history of the world have had relationships
with their government. It is a relationship. We in trust government,
whatever form of government it is, from monarchies down to
what we have a representative republic. We have an understanding
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in this relationship, and the relationship is, Hey, you're the government.
Even if you're like me and think the government generally sucks. Anyway,
you're the government. I am going to follow the law,
which I do. I'm going to pay my taxes which
I do. I'm going to vote, I'm going to be
a good citizen. Whatever however you want to qualify that
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you the federal government. I am going to entrust you
with certain things. The defense of the nation, I'm going
to entrust you with that, the currency, maintaining a currency
that has value, I'm going to trust you with that. Yeah,
how's that going? When it comes to gigantic federal things
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that I can't do, I'm going to have to have
some level of trust that my government is either doing
or attempting to do those things the right way. And
the trust goes the other way too, from the federal
government to us. There has to be a trust level
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of some kind there, or if there's not, or if
that trust is slowly but surely fading away. Then what's
going to happen is the relationship is going to end.
Because a relationship without any trust, whether it be business, personal, government,
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it cannot go on. A relationship without trust cannot go
on without end. It will end. And here's what we've
gone through. Ten days ago, somebody tried to take Donald
Trump's head off and did did kill Let's do remember him,
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did kill in a totally innocent family man who was
in the crowd, just took his family to a rally.
And since that moment, since that moment, theories have abounded.
I'm sure you have yours. They've been all over the place.
And here's the thing about theories. Well, i'll use the
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term that I don't like, but I'll use the term
for my purposes tonight. Conspiracy theories. Conspiracy theories generally, they
don't last. They don't stand up to the test of time.
Why because if someone tries to shoot Donald Trump in
the head, and I come on the radio that night
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and I say, it was space aliens from Neptune who
came down and they took a shot at him from
their spaceship because they were mad about Roe versus Wade
being overturned. Well, ideally, you would live in a society
where the government, the media, the people we rely on
to inform us, they would eventually inform us to such
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a degree that you would listen to me blaming the
space aliens from Neptune and you would say, what is
this guy? Some kind of a wing nut? He has
to be a wing nut. I've seen the video, I've
heard the audio, I've seen the timeline laid out. I've
been given the truth. The media told me the truth,
the FBI told me the truth, Congress told me the truth.
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Secret Service told me the truth. I have seen the
truth because I have a trusting, healthy relationship with the
powers that be. I have seen the truth. And Jesse
Kelly's nutso aliens from Neptune conspiracy theory very clearly is
not grounded in any sense of reality. That guy's a nutball.
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I'm turning off the radio because time, in a healthy society,
time will reveal enough of the truth. So wingnut conspiracy
theories cannot stand the test of time. The reason you
know the Earth is round and not flat is because
institutions you trust, over a long enough period of time
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have revealed the actual truth to you, and now you
know the world is actually a round place. But that
brings us to where we are. And this is not
this is not only about the attempted assassination of Donald
Trump at all. This is for the time being. I
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hope this changes, but this is for the time being.
This is where our relationship is. Where our relationship is
yours and mind our relationship with our government. We officially
have the relationship where, hey, I want to know who
you're texting. Hey, you were twenty minutes late on the
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way home. What were you doing making out with the
secretary drinking somewhere? That is officially the kind of relationship
we have with our government, And because they have violated
our trust so many times, that's the kind of relationship
we have to have with our government. A terrible place
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to be. Nevertheless, it's where we are. And we'll talk
about this in a little more depth in a moment
with the secret Service. Kim Cheato retires that in and
of itself maybe a problem. We'll get to all that
in a moment Before we get to that. Speaking of trust,
I brought up currency earlier. Do you trust that the
federal government is being a good Steward with your money,
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with my money. Have you enjoyed watching the cost of
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Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Reminding you you can
email the show and you should email the show Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com. All right now, let's dig
into this trust. We're talking about trust. It's necessary to
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have trust in every relationship or the relationship will end, period,
end of story. Right now, we don't trust our government.
We are ten days away from an attempted assassination of
Donald Trump, and the further we get from that day,
the crazier and creepier it gets. Here's a little nugget
for you. You may not have heard you ready for
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this one. And just so you know, I got this
one from Senator Ron Johnson. I didn't plug this away
from some crazy conspiracy theorist I found on YouTube. United
States Senator Ron Johnson just confirmed this to me today.
Right after the shooting. The killer was dead. Obviously he
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took a high powered rifle round to the face, so
they're not going to be using his dental records to
identify him. And right after this shooting, a man with
a suit allegedly it's a green suit or a gray suit,
it doesn't matter what color his suit is. He got
up on the roof and started looking at the killer
and he told local law enforcement to forward him all
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the pictures of the dead killer. We now know since
they tracked down the number, that phone number belonged to
an agent with the A t F, and the ATF
agent has since stopped responding to any inquiries about why
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he wanted it and what he was doing. I want
to stress I didn't pull this off of some online
chat room. This was confirmed to me by United State
Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin today. How can we trust
anything right now? Like I have email after email Nutter
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Butter Jesse. That's not very nice, I said. I used
that nickname one time and I decided I didn't like it.
I just had a new roof put on my house.
Company owner used his one hundred dollars drone to monitor
his crew and show me what was being done. If
a South Mississippi roofer can monitor rooftops, why can't the
US Secret Service. It's not looking good, Jesse. Guy's name
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is Dave. Well, it's not looking good. And you know,
you know what I would love, and I would genuinely,
I really would love this for a variety of reasons.
I would love for you to email me your suspicions
and your theories, and I'd love to just scold you
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for it, just I'd love to be able to say
that's crazy, you wing nut. Don't be a don't be
a nutjob. I have seen nothing that would leave me
to believe any theory can be disproven at this point
in time. Why didn't they have a drone? Well set
that aside. Listen to this. This is Kim Cheadh again,
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head of the Secret Service. She resigned this morning. Listen,
just listen to this. It's basic and it's ridiculous, but
we're going to talk about it.
Speaker 2 (15:22):
I was Crook's able to fly a drone over the
entire area of the day of the rally.
Speaker 3 (15:29):
And the day of his assassination attempt.
Speaker 4 (15:32):
To my knowledge, he did not fly the drone over
the entire area.
Speaker 2 (15:35):
How did he fly a drone over the area period?
Any part of the area?
Speaker 4 (15:39):
Again, I would have to go back and check the
timeline of when that took place.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Do you have a timeline that you do? You have
a timeline at all from any of the day.
Speaker 4 (15:49):
I have a timeline that does not have specifics.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
I'm sorry, what did you say, just the last part?
Don't worry about the rest of it. That's fine, But
I have a timeline, but I don't have specifics. You've
seen a timeline, I know you have. You know what
a timeline is. You're not an idiot. I'm not going
to act as if you're an idiot. A timeline is what.
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It's a line on a page. But why does it
go from being a line on a page to being
a timeline. How do you take a line on a
page and turn it into a timeline. Well, it's pretty
advanced stuff, but you put some times on there. So
at ten thirty am this morning, the date is July
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twenty third, Jewish producer Chris sent me some kind of
annoying text message. At eleven fifteen today, July twenty third,
he sent me a follow up text message that I ignored,
so I didn't want to talk to him. At one
o'clock today, July twenty third, he requested we get something
kosher for lunch, and I said no. You see, that's
a timeline with day and times and specifics. That's what
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makes it a timeline. But the director of the Secret Service,
while the former director of the Secret Service. I don't
care whether or not she's a DEI higher, she expects
me to believe that she has a timeline with no time.
Speaker 2 (17:20):
I was Crook's able to fly a drone over the
entire area of the day of the rally.
Speaker 3 (17:27):
And the day of his assassination attempt.
Speaker 4 (17:30):
To my knowledge, he did not fly the drone over
the entire area.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
How did he fly a drone over the area period?
Any part of the area?
Speaker 4 (17:38):
Again, I would have to go back and check the
timeline of when that took place.
Speaker 3 (17:41):
Do you have a timeline that you do? You have
a timeline at all from any of the day.
Speaker 4 (17:47):
I have a timeline that does not have specifics.
Speaker 1 (17:53):
So is she the dumbest human being in the history
of the planet, or is she lying? And if she's lying,
why is she lying? And I don't trust anything? See
the kind of problem we have. I'm out near done.
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Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Remember, if you miss
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Iheardspotify iTunes. We're talking about trust the government. Specifically, we're
talking about the Secret Service, but it goes well beyond that.
You remember during COVID, Remember how often did you hear
me rant right here about trust, the trust that was disappearing,
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trust that our institutions is going away. And how many
times do you remember me yelling and screaming about the
problem being sometime in the future we are going to
need to trust these institutions and if that trust is
ruined now, then it creates huge problems in the future.
Look when I turn on the news and I hear
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things like this, I am suspicious.
Speaker 5 (20:33):
House Homeland Security Committee is holding these second Congressional hearing
looking into the attempted assassination of former President Trump. But
for today's hearing, heads of the Secret Service, FBI, and
Homeland Security have all declined to testify.
Speaker 1 (20:48):
I'm sorry, what did you just say. Ten days ago,
somebody tried to blow Donald Trump's head off, and the
organizations who are headed up the investigation organizations like the
FBI they are refusing to answer any questions and wrap
your mind around this. After they're done with their investigation,
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when we are finally told the truth of this whole thing,
it will be given to us by the fb I.
And look, Chris, go ahead and write this one down,
Loane Gunman. Just write it down at you in stone.
That's what we're going to be told. And maybe it
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was again, maybe it was. I don't know. Don't shake
your head, Chris, you don't know. But the I don't know.
Was this a twenty year old kid who got radicalized
with online communism somehow on the dark Web, taught himself
how to use detonators, how to shoot a weapon, acquire
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these things. It's Pozsa. It is possible. I don't know.
Is this a lot from me ron to take out
the next president? I don't know. Is it the Russians
or the chi Coms? I don't know, was it the FBI?
I don't know, CIA. I don't know. How would I know,
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because I don't have anybody left in positions of authority
who I can trust to give me the information. Then,
so you get stuff like this. This is actually explainable,
but it's understanding. Jesse CNN coverage shows the sniper spotters
going up and down many times before the shot, popping
in and out of the scope. Why would they wait?
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I feel so angry, so on and so forth. Okay,
so let me explain this because we actually had Clay
Martin on last week to explain this. There is I
forget what word exactly he used to describe it, mechanical
something mechanical separation. That was the word he used. The
term he used. Why do you watch the counter snipers
come out of their scopes? Because this is Clay's explanation.
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You know, longtime Green Beret sniper, the dude knows what
he's talking about. He said, you can see things through
your scope, and it's a human nature thing. You won't
necessarily trust what you're seeing, especially if it's something shocking.
You won't really trust what you're seeing because you're looking
at it through a scope. You will want to look
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out of your scope and look with your naked eye.
A mechanical separation is the way he described it. And remember,
we now know and I got this one again from
official sources today, we know those counter snipers you saw
they didn't have permission to shoot, which in and of
itself is insane. But you see why, you see why
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this is a totally legitimate question. Now that was a
legitimate question that had a legitimate answer. But now do
you see why it's a legitimate question. Who can refute
anything when the head of the Secret Service answers questions
like this, do.
Speaker 6 (23:59):
You have a finder? There were some reports that the
individual had a rangefinder? That would that would certainly raise
my suspicion.
Speaker 4 (24:07):
Yes he did, But may I explain that at a
number of our sites, especially when you're at outdoor venues,
a rangefinder is not a prohibited item. It is sometimes
an item that is brought in by individuals.
Speaker 6 (24:19):
Aren't going to be anybody anybody confront him on that,
anybody asking questions, what are you doing with the rangefinder?
Speaker 4 (24:26):
So again, to my knowledge, I believe that that was
the process that was taking place, was to locate the individual.
Speaker 6 (24:31):
They did, they confront.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
Him, and then you know, Chris just brought up incompetence
back to what we've talked about again, are we dealing
with just a bunch of morons? Maybe remember that might
be an answer. I was told today that everything wrong
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they could have done, that's what was done. That day
by the people guarding Trump. You can look at that
nefariously and I won't call you a create. I won't
call you a moron. You can look at that as
if we're run by idiots, and I won't call you
a moron. All these are valid theories. But the point
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of this whole talk, and we're gonna move on here
in a minute, The point of this whole talk is
this is why trust is so critical, and if you've
lost it, which we very clearly have lost it, the
onus is on them to earn it back. They don't
have our trust anymore. They must earn that trust back.
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And there's only one way, there's only ever been one
way to earn trust back, open honest and accountable. And
I don't care what it is, a personal relationship, business relationship,
government people relationship, Being open, honest and accountable is the
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only chance you have at earning that trust back. And
as of right now, they're being closed, dishonest, and unaccountable. Therefore,
that trust gap only expands every day. And that brings
me to the freaking GOP. And I'm not going to
last long on this because I'm worried my blood pressure
is gonna get up. But I got this one, Jesse.
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If the situation was reversed, Trump was president and Biden
was almost assassinated, Trump would be under investigation by now,
soon to be impeached by Congress and possibly stand trial
for attempted first degree murder. That's the difference between Democrats
and the GOP. Here's my frustration. As we have talked
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about again many times before, Congress holds the power of
the purse, and it's the only power Congress really does
have over all these various three letter agencies FBI, pick
your agency. Congress has told them time and time again
they will not use that power. Therefore, Congress is is
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the GOP is in the end powerless because we all
see the same thing every single time. It doesn't matter
whether it's the Secret Service, FBI, DHS, doesn't matter who
it is. We see the House GOP drag these dirty
communists scumbags in front of them, interrogate them, ask them
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hard questions. We see every single time. Merrit Garland, Christopher Ray,
Kim Cheetah. It doesn't matter. We see they will stonewall
every time. Well I don't know, Well I'll find out
for you. Well, I can't comment on an ongoing investigation,
and the GOP gets super outraged and they send us
fundraising emails. Look at im, A questioned her. And then
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after that nothing happens. Oh wait wait wait, that was inaccurate.
I don't want to bring you fake news. Something does
happen the next time Congress has to vote on providing
funding for these three letter organizations. Congress votes to fund
them in full every single time, and in fact, most
of the time they vote to give them raises. So
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why would things ever change? Until the GOP develops the
stones to start defunding government agencies, nothing ever changes because
that's the only power the GOP has over these agencies.
But instead we get guys like Mike Johnson grabbing his
ankles for them every single time he has to fund them.
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And this is what concerns me about another four years
of Trump, not Trump specifically, but all of them. Are
we going to get another four years? Well, we have
to fund the FBI. I mean, they seem like a
good group of guys. I was given a security briefing
and I got scared, So let's fund the FBI. If
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it's gonna be another four years and that then forget it.
We're done. Get to some more emails here in a moment.
I have a bunch of stuff I want to get to.
I got myself all salty there. I gotta come out
of it. I gotta come out. You want you know
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Wife hurt her back and left the house today. She's
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And guess what, that big fluffy, seventy five pound idiot
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We're gonna dig into dome. We're gonna get knee deep
in dome here shortly, what Chris, I mean? We're gonna
never mind, Chris, Let's do some emails first, Hi, Jesse,
why doesn't Trump campaign's war chest pay for him to
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hire private security so the horror of July thirteenth is
left less likely to happen again? Okay, so I want
to I want to. I'm gonna talk about this in
a very frank way. Some of this stuff may be
very hard to hear, but I'm gonna give this to
you straight. Okay, First, former presidents, they don't have as
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much Secret Service protection as you think they should have,
as you imagine in your mind they should have. Meaning, Look,
I'll just tell you this before I learned about the
ins and outs of it, if you told me it
was Trump aside because he they just tried to kill him.
Let's set him aside. If you asked me about George Bush,
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George Bush is still alive. George Bush is still protected
by Secret Service. If you asked me how many Secret
Service agents were assigned to protect George Bush, I would
probably tell you, Oh, I'd guessed one hundred, two hundred. Remember,
you have to secure large pieces of property. Remember what's
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involved in protection. It's not just the protection of the person.
Wherever he is. You have to secure the grounds wherever
he's on. While securing the grounds he's on, you have
to send advanced teams forward to go scout where he's going. Oh,
George Bush is going to Barbados next week. No, he's not,
by the way, Well, I guess he could be anyway.
(32:03):
George Bush is going to Barbados next week. Well, you
would send an advanced team out to three weeks ahead
of time, especially when they're president and you're gonna go
look at the locations where he's going to go. What
are all security What are our security vulnerabilities here? Oh?
Can someone crawl through the air conditioning? Ben? What's the
security system like in the kitchen? Are we gonna be
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able to protect this? These are the things done. So
that's a whole new team. It's not near as many
people as you think. I will not go into any
more detail there. I will just tell you it's not
near as many as you think. So guys like Trump
already supplement their Secret Service protection with other protection. Trump
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is not an idiot. Trump knows very well his life
is being threatened. Trump has protection all over the place.
Did the protection fail horrible that day, whether it be
accidental or maliciously. Yes, But this is the part you're
probably not going to like, but it is true. Here's
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the truth. If someone is willing to die, it's almost
impossible to keep somebody safe. Meaning if I'm an assassin
and i want to kill somebody important, and I'm totally
fine with dying while I do it, that's that's probably
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it for whoever I want to kill. If I'm smart enough,
if I have the funding, if I take my time
for it, and I'm willing to die, I can kill
whoever I want. The professionals, the difference between real professional assassins,
professional killers, and others is the escape. Professional assassins don't
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sign up for suicide missions. That's what Patsy's do or
lone gunman. Nutjobs do. Professional assassins don't do that. The
hardest part is getting out. The hardest part is not
the actual killing. With the invention of the gun, the firearm,
that's just pulling a trigger. A child can do that.
The hardest part is not the killing. The hardest part
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is escaping with your life before you are killed. If
somebody is willing to die, even with perfect Secret Service
protection and advance teams and everything else, it's very very
very very very difficult to stop that somebody from killing
whoever it is they want to kill. And on another note,
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and this part you're really not going to like, but
it's something you should understand. There are a lot of
professional killers on this planet. That is not something that
only exists in the movies. There are a lot of
professional killers on the planet. You know where do you
know where the counter sniper was who took the shot
(35:05):
that killed that dirt ball assassin? He was roughly four
hundred and fifty yards away from Donald Trump. That would
be kind of an outer perimeter. We're going to secure
a four hundred and fifty yard radius around Donald Trump.
Four hundred and fifty yards away. He took that shot now,
it's not a common thing. It's not like I can
do it, and I'm not pretending like I can. But
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do you have any idea how many men on this
planet can put a bull's eye in from one thousand
meters thousand yards away. It's way more than you would think.
The truth is, if very powerful, very evil entities want
to kill you, whoever you are, you are in very
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serious trouble. This is how I respond to people all
the time, because they're worried about all the commedies who
hate me and want to kill me. And I understand that.
And it's not that I don't appreciate your concern. I do.
I appreciate your concern a great deal. And you know,
I carry a weapon on me and I know how
to use it and whatnot. But look a private conversation
I had with a Green Beret friend of mine not
(36:11):
long ago, when we were discussing this very thing. He
was worried about me, and we were just discussing about
what are you doing here? What are you doing there?
And in the end he said it I didn't, So
I don't want you to think I'm just being cynical,
he said. But in the end, if it's a pro
and nothing you can do about it anyway. And that's
really the truth. There are professionals out there, professional killers,
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professional organizations, and if you are in their crosshres, if
you're going to use a really heavy handed pun if
you were in their cross heres, even if your name
is Donald Trump, no matter what your name is, you
are in very serious trouble, which brings us back to
the failures. If we're going to use that term failures incompetence, maliciousness,
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I don't know how we want to put it, the
failures of the secret Service. We can't. We can't have
this because right now it was a candidate and it
would have been a big deal. Don't get me wrong.
Today it was a candidate and they missed. Tomorrow it's
a president and they don't. This is the world we're
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entering into, and this is why we need these institutions
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we have so much to get to. Let's talk a
little bit about Dome. In the beginning of her campaign,
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday. And man,
oh man, you really can't tune out of politics for
a single day right now, or you miss all kinds
(00:31):
of things. So what do we have. We're gonna we're
gonna talk some more about the Secret Service thing. Kim Cheatle,
head of the Secret Service, resigned today. We'll talk about that.
We're gonna talk about Dome, the fundraising, who she is,
the poll numbers. We're gonna discuss the coup against Biden.
I'm gonna do a bunch of emails because I'm way
behind on that. All. That's so much more coming up
(00:54):
tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I want
to get to Dome in a little bit. I'm gonna
have to put her on the back burner for a
little bit because there is very clearly something on your mind,
and it's still on my mind, the assassination attempt of
Donald Trump. It's very clearly on your mind. Because my
email inbox is full of a bunch of things, full
(01:17):
of them. And so we're gonna go over a few
and we're gonna play some more sound bites. But first
I want to discuss as we lead up to that,
Let's discuss this concept of trust. Trust. Trust. I know
there are a million cliches and probably love books that
(01:37):
written about this that say something along these lines of
trust being the building block of every relationship or what.
But said all that hippie stuff aside for a moment,
and let's just speak in real terms. Trust is what
holds every relationship of every kind. It is the glue
(01:59):
that holds it together. I didn't say it was the
only necessary element, but without it you don't have a relationship.
It is a necessary element. You can argue, we could
argue all day long, it's just semantics whether or not
it's the most important thing, but it is necessary or
the relationship will not survive. And this goes for every relationship,
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not just talking about your spouse's, your husband, your wife.
This goes for business relationships, It goes for everything. Why
does that matter? Well, look, let's just talk about the show.
We'll make it about me right now. Who do I
have to me? Jewish producer Chris to producer Michael. There
is a trust there every day and it's the only
(02:44):
reason the show even gets on the air. I know,
I know Michael's gonna be cutting up all kinds of audio.
He's gonna be finding good articles. Got I know that,
and I have to trust that he will do that.
When I sit down at this desk, there are gonna
be a bunch of articles, relevant things we might want
to talk about today. If I couldn't trust that, if
I was driving into work, oh gosh, I hope Michael.
(03:06):
I hope Michael actually got some sound and stuff like
that today, it wouldn't work. The show wouldn't work. Chris, Well,
Chris doesn't ever actually do anything, but you understand what
I mean along the same lines. If Chris contributed to
the show in any way, I would have to know. Seriously,
I have to trust the true Chris is he's managing
the suits, all the technical stuff, all the different things
(03:27):
Chris has to do. Is the big cheese producer on
the show. He has to trust that I'm going to
show up. He has to know are you gonna show up?
Is he gonna go get drunk and wrap his car
around a tree? What does he trust? Is so critical
in every relationship. Without it, know whether it's business personal otherwise,
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without it, the relationship goes away on a personal level.
If I'm on the way home tonight from work, I
call the wife, tell her I'm on the way home,
and then I drive by my favorite gas station and
I'm in the mood for my favorite gas station snack,
which is you take the flaming hot cheetos and you
pour them in the little nacho tray, and then you
(04:09):
pour the nacho cheese on the flaming hot cheetos. It's
wonderful and good for you. If I decide I'm gonna
take ten minutes and stop in the gas station and
eat some flaming hot Cheetos, and I get home, I
immediately get a where were you? I bet you were
out getting drunk somewhere. She would never do this, but
if that's what it was. She picks up her phone
(04:30):
answer a call, and I'm telling her, who are you texting?
What is it? The mail man? How long would that
relationship last? If that's how it'll go away. But there's
another relationship where trust matters a lot. It matters in
all of them. You see, you me, we normal people, civilians, citizens,
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I should say, we have a relationship with our government citizens.
Throughout the whole history of the world have had relationships
with their government. It is a relationship. We in trust government,
whatever form of government it is, from monarchies down to
what we have a representative republic. We have an understanding
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in this relationship, and the relationship is, Hey, you're the government.
Even if you're like me and think the government generally sucks. Anyway,
you're the government. I am going to follow the law,
which I do. I'm going to pay my taxes which
I do. I'm going to vote, I'm going to be
a good citizen. Whatever however you want to qualify that
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you the federal government. I am going to entrust you
with certain things. The defense of the nation, I'm going
to entrust you with that, the currency, maintaining a currency
that has value, I'm going to trust you with that. Yeah,
how's that going? When it comes to gigantic federal things
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that I can't do, I'm going to have to have
some level of trust that my government is either doing
or attempting to do those things the right way. And
the trust goes the other way too, from the federal
government to us. There has to be a trust level
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of some kind there, or if there's not, or if
that trust is slowly but surely fading away. Then what's
going to happen is the relationship is going to end.
Because a relationship without any trust, whether it be business, personal, government,
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it cannot go on. A relationship without trust cannot go
on without end. It will end. And here's what we've
gone through. Ten days ago, somebody tried to take Donald
Trump's head off and did did kill Let's do remember him,
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did kill in a totally innocent family man who was
in the crowd, just took his family to a rally.
And since that moment, since that moment, theories have abounded.
I'm sure you have yours. They've been all over the place.
And here's the thing about theories. Well, i'll use the
(07:23):
term that I don't like, but I'll use the term
for my purposes tonight. Conspiracy theories. Conspiracy theories generally, they
don't last. They don't stand up to the test of time.
Why because if someone tries to shoot Donald Trump in
the head, and I come on the radio that night
(07:44):
and I say, it was space aliens from Neptune who
came down and they took a shot at him from
their spaceship because they were mad about Roe versus Wade
being overturned. Well, ideally, you would live in a society
where the government, the media, the people we rely on
to inform us, they would eventually inform us to such
(08:07):
a degree that you would listen to me blaming the
space aliens from Neptune and you would say, what is
this guy? Some kind of a wing nut? He has
to be a wing nut. I've seen the video, I've
heard the audio, I've seen the timeline laid out. I've
been given the truth. The media told me the truth,
the FBI told me the truth, Congress told me the truth.
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Secret Service told me the truth. I have seen the
truth because I have a trusting, healthy relationship with the
powers that be. I have seen the truth. And Jesse
Kelly's nutso aliens from Neptune conspiracy theory very clearly is
not grounded in any sense of reality. That guy's a nutball.
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I'm turning off the radio because time, in a healthy society,
time will reveal enough of the truth. So wingnut conspiracy
theories cannot stand the test of time. The reason you
know the Earth is round and not flat is because
institutions you trust, over a long enough period of time
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have revealed the actual truth to you, and now you
know the world is actually a round place. But that
brings us to where we are. And this is not
this is not only about the attempted assassination of Donald
Trump at all. This is for the time being. I
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hope this changes, but this is for the time being.
This is where our relationship is. Where our relationship is
yours and mind our relationship with our government. We officially
have the relationship where, hey, I want to know who
you're texting. Hey, you were twenty minutes late on the
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way home. What were you doing making out with the
secretary drinking somewhere? That is officially the kind of relationship
we have with our government, And because they have violated
our trust so many times, that's the kind of relationship
we have to have with our government. A terrible place
(10:24):
to be. Nevertheless, it's where we are. And we'll talk
about this in a little more depth in a moment
with the secret Service. Kim Cheato retires that in and
of itself maybe a problem. We'll get to all that
in a moment Before we get to that. Speaking of trust,
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at Jesse kellyshow dot com. All right now, let's dig
into this trust. We're talking about trust. It's necessary to
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have trust in every relationship or the relationship will end, period,
end of story. Right now, we don't trust our government.
We are ten days away from an attempted assassination of
Donald Trump, and the further we get from that day,
the crazier and creepier it gets. Here's a little nugget
for you. You may not have heard you ready for
(12:36):
this one. And just so you know, I got this
one from Senator Ron Johnson. I didn't plug this away
from some crazy conspiracy theorist I found on YouTube. United
States Senator Ron Johnson just confirmed this to me today.
Right after the shooting. The killer was dead. Obviously he
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took a high powered rifle round to the face, so
they're not going to be using his dental records to
identify him. And right after this shooting, a man with
a suit allegedly it's a green suit or a gray suit,
it doesn't matter what color his suit is. He got
up on the roof and started looking at the killer
and he told local law enforcement to forward him all
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the pictures of the dead killer. We now know since
they tracked down the number, that phone number belonged to
an agent with the A t F, and the ATF
agent has since stopped responding to any inquiries about why
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he wanted it and what he was doing. I want
to stress I didn't pull this off of some online
chat room. This was confirmed to me by United State
Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin today. How can we trust
anything right now? Like I have email after email Nutter
(14:10):
Butter Jesse. That's not very nice, I said. I used
that nickname one time and I decided I didn't like it.
I just had a new roof put on my house.
Company owner used his one hundred dollars drone to monitor
his crew and show me what was being done. If
a South Mississippi roofer can monitor rooftops, why can't the
US Secret Service. It's not looking good, Jesse. Guy's name
(14:31):
is Dave. Well, it's not looking good. And you know,
you know what I would love, and I would genuinely,
I really would love this for a variety of reasons.
I would love for you to email me your suspicions
and your theories, and I'd love to just scold you
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for it, just I'd love to be able to say
that's crazy, you wing nut. Don't be a don't be
a nutjob. I have seen nothing that would leave me
to believe any theory can be disproven at this point
in time. Why didn't they have a drone? Well set
that aside. Listen to this. This is Kim Cheadh again,
(15:14):
head of the Secret Service. She resigned this morning. Listen,
just listen to this. It's basic and it's ridiculous, but
we're going to talk about it.
Speaker 2 (15:22):
I was Crook's able to fly a drone over the
entire area of the day of the rally.
Speaker 3 (15:29):
And the day of his assassination attempt.
Speaker 4 (15:32):
To my knowledge, he did not fly the drone over
the entire area.
Speaker 2 (15:35):
How did he fly a drone over the area period?
Any part of the area?
Speaker 4 (15:39):
Again, I would have to go back and check the
timeline of when that took place.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Do you have a timeline that you do? You have
a timeline at all from any of the day.
Speaker 4 (15:49):
I have a timeline that does not have specifics.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
I'm sorry, what did you say, just the last part?
Don't worry about the rest of it. That's fine, But
I have a timeline, but I don't have specifics. You've
seen a timeline, I know you have. You know what
a timeline is. You're not an idiot. I'm not going
to act as if you're an idiot. A timeline is what.
(16:15):
It's a line on a page. But why does it
go from being a line on a page to being
a timeline. How do you take a line on a
page and turn it into a timeline. Well, it's pretty
advanced stuff, but you put some times on there. So
at ten thirty am this morning, the date is July
(16:38):
twenty third, Jewish producer Chris sent me some kind of
annoying text message. At eleven fifteen today, July twenty third,
he sent me a follow up text message that I ignored,
so I didn't want to talk to him. At one
o'clock today, July twenty third, he requested we get something
kosher for lunch, and I said no. You see, that's
a timeline with day and times and specifics. That's what
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makes it a timeline. But the director of the Secret Service,
while the former director of the Secret Service. I don't
care whether or not she's a DEI higher, she expects
me to believe that she has a timeline with no time.
Speaker 2 (17:20):
I was Crook's able to fly a drone over the
entire area of the day of the rally.
Speaker 3 (17:27):
And the day of his assassination attempt.
Speaker 4 (17:30):
To my knowledge, he did not fly the drone over
the entire area.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
How did he fly a drone over the area period?
Any part of the area?
Speaker 4 (17:38):
Again, I would have to go back and check the
timeline of when that took place.
Speaker 3 (17:41):
Do you have a timeline that you do? You have
a timeline at all from any of the day.
Speaker 4 (17:47):
I have a timeline that does not have specifics.
Speaker 1 (17:53):
So is she the dumbest human being in the history
of the planet, or is she lying? And if she's lying,
why is she lying? And I don't trust anything? See
the kind of problem we have. I'm out near done.
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Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Remember, if you miss
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Iheardspotify iTunes. We're talking about trust the government. Specifically, we're
talking about the Secret Service, but it goes well beyond that.
You remember during COVID, Remember how often did you hear
me rant right here about trust, the trust that was disappearing,
(20:06):
trust that our institutions is going away. And how many
times do you remember me yelling and screaming about the
problem being sometime in the future we are going to
need to trust these institutions and if that trust is
ruined now, then it creates huge problems in the future.
Look when I turn on the news and I hear
(20:28):
things like this, I am suspicious.
Speaker 5 (20:33):
House Homeland Security Committee is holding these second Congressional hearing
looking into the attempted assassination of former President Trump. But
for today's hearing, heads of the Secret Service, FBI, and
Homeland Security have all declined to testify.
Speaker 1 (20:48):
I'm sorry, what did you just say. Ten days ago,
somebody tried to blow Donald Trump's head off, and the
organizations who are headed up the investigation organizations like the
FBI they are refusing to answer any questions and wrap
your mind around this. After they're done with their investigation,
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when we are finally told the truth of this whole thing,
it will be given to us by the fb I.
And look, Chris, go ahead and write this one down,
Loane Gunman. Just write it down at you in stone.
That's what we're going to be told. And maybe it
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was again, maybe it was. I don't know. Don't shake
your head, Chris, you don't know. But the I don't know.
Was this a twenty year old kid who got radicalized
with online communism somehow on the dark Web, taught himself
how to use detonators, how to shoot a weapon, acquire
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these things. It's Pozsa. It is possible. I don't know.
Is this a lot from me ron to take out
the next president? I don't know. Is it the Russians
or the chi Coms? I don't know, was it the FBI?
I don't know, CIA. I don't know. How would I know,
(22:17):
because I don't have anybody left in positions of authority
who I can trust to give me the information. Then,
so you get stuff like this. This is actually explainable,
but it's understanding. Jesse CNN coverage shows the sniper spotters
going up and down many times before the shot, popping
in and out of the scope. Why would they wait?
(22:39):
I feel so angry, so on and so forth. Okay,
so let me explain this because we actually had Clay
Martin on last week to explain this. There is I
forget what word exactly he used to describe it, mechanical
something mechanical separation. That was the word he used. The
term he used. Why do you watch the counter snipers
come out of their scopes? Because this is Clay's explanation.
(23:02):
You know, longtime Green Beret sniper, the dude knows what
he's talking about. He said, you can see things through
your scope, and it's a human nature thing. You won't
necessarily trust what you're seeing, especially if it's something shocking.
You won't really trust what you're seeing because you're looking
at it through a scope. You will want to look
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out of your scope and look with your naked eye.
A mechanical separation is the way he described it. And remember,
we now know and I got this one again from
official sources today, we know those counter snipers you saw
they didn't have permission to shoot, which in and of
itself is insane. But you see why, you see why
(23:47):
this is a totally legitimate question. Now that was a
legitimate question that had a legitimate answer. But now do
you see why it's a legitimate question. Who can refute
anything when the head of the Secret Service answers questions
like this, do.
Speaker 6 (23:59):
You have a finder? There were some reports that the
individual had a rangefinder? That would that would certainly raise
my suspicion.
Speaker 4 (24:07):
Yes he did, But may I explain that at a
number of our sites, especially when you're at outdoor venues,
a rangefinder is not a prohibited item. It is sometimes
an item that is brought in by individuals.
Speaker 6 (24:19):
Aren't going to be anybody anybody confront him on that,
anybody asking questions, what are you doing with the rangefinder?
Speaker 4 (24:26):
So again, to my knowledge, I believe that that was
the process that was taking place, was to locate the individual.
Speaker 6 (24:31):
They did, they confront.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
Him, and then you know, Chris just brought up incompetence
back to what we've talked about again, are we dealing
with just a bunch of morons? Maybe remember that might
be an answer. I was told today that everything wrong
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they could have done, that's what was done. That day
by the people guarding Trump. You can look at that
nefariously and I won't call you a create. I won't
call you a moron. You can look at that as
if we're run by idiots, and I won't call you
a moron. All these are valid theories. But the point
(25:13):
of this whole talk, and we're gonna move on here
in a minute, The point of this whole talk is
this is why trust is so critical, and if you've
lost it, which we very clearly have lost it, the
onus is on them to earn it back. They don't
have our trust anymore. They must earn that trust back.
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And there's only one way, there's only ever been one
way to earn trust back, open honest and accountable. And
I don't care what it is, a personal relationship, business relationship,
government people relationship, Being open, honest and accountable is the
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only chance you have at earning that trust back. And
as of right now, they're being closed, dishonest, and unaccountable. Therefore,
that trust gap only expands every day. And that brings
me to the freaking GOP. And I'm not going to
last long on this because I'm worried my blood pressure
is gonna get up. But I got this one, Jesse.
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If the situation was reversed, Trump was president and Biden
was almost assassinated, Trump would be under investigation by now,
soon to be impeached by Congress and possibly stand trial
for attempted first degree murder. That's the difference between Democrats
and the GOP. Here's my frustration. As we have talked
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about again many times before, Congress holds the power of
the purse, and it's the only power Congress really does
have over all these various three letter agencies FBI, pick
your agency. Congress has told them time and time again
they will not use that power. Therefore, Congress is is
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the GOP is in the end powerless because we all
see the same thing every single time. It doesn't matter
whether it's the Secret Service, FBI, DHS, doesn't matter who
it is. We see the House GOP drag these dirty
communists scumbags in front of them, interrogate them, ask them
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hard questions. We see every single time. Merrit Garland, Christopher Ray,
Kim Cheetah. It doesn't matter. We see they will stonewall
every time. Well I don't know, Well I'll find out
for you. Well, I can't comment on an ongoing investigation,
and the GOP gets super outraged and they send us
fundraising emails. Look at im, A questioned her. And then
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after that nothing happens. Oh wait wait wait, that was inaccurate.
I don't want to bring you fake news. Something does
happen the next time Congress has to vote on providing
funding for these three letter organizations. Congress votes to fund
them in full every single time, and in fact, most
of the time they vote to give them raises. So
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why would things ever change? Until the GOP develops the
stones to start defunding government agencies, nothing ever changes because
that's the only power the GOP has over these agencies.
But instead we get guys like Mike Johnson grabbing his
ankles for them every single time he has to fund them.
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And this is what concerns me about another four years
of Trump, not Trump specifically, but all of them. Are
we going to get another four years? Well, we have
to fund the FBI. I mean, they seem like a
good group of guys. I was given a security briefing
and I got scared, So let's fund the FBI. If
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it's gonna be another four years and that then forget it.
We're done. Get to some more emails here in a moment.
I have a bunch of stuff I want to get to.
I got myself all salty there. I gotta come out
of it. I gotta come out. You want you know
what'll make me feel Fred? Fred always makes me feel better.
Wife hurt her back and left the house today. She's
working out, of course she was. Wife hurt her back.
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I left the house today. You know what she was doing,
laying on the floor trying to get her back right.
And guess what, that big fluffy, seventy five pound idiot
came and just plopped down right on top of her.
And she couldn't get him to leave. Because that's who
he is, just a big fluffy idiot. And we love him,
and that's why we pour rough greens on his food.
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Rough Greens is an all natural nutritional supplement created by
naturopathic doctor Dennis Black. It fixed Fred's digestive problems which
he used to have after every meal. His coat looks
better than it ever has. Does your dog have bad breath,
hyperactive or maybe too lethargic Your dog doesn't get nutrition.
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Pour rough greens on your dog's food and watch differences
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eight three three three three my dog. We'll be back.
You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. You're welcome. It
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is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Remember, you
can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
We're gonna dig into dome. We're gonna get knee deep
in dome here shortly, what Chris, I mean? We're gonna
never mind, Chris, Let's do some emails first, Hi, Jesse,
why doesn't Trump campaign's war chest pay for him to
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hire private security so the horror of July thirteenth is
left less likely to happen again? Okay, so I want
to I want to. I'm gonna talk about this in
a very frank way. Some of this stuff may be
very hard to hear, but I'm gonna give this to
you straight. Okay, First, former presidents, they don't have as
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much Secret Service protection as you think they should have,
as you imagine in your mind they should have. Meaning, Look,
I'll just tell you this before I learned about the
ins and outs of it, if you told me it
was Trump aside because he they just tried to kill him.
Let's set him aside. If you asked me about George Bush,
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George Bush is still alive. George Bush is still protected
by Secret Service. If you asked me how many Secret
Service agents were assigned to protect George Bush, I would
probably tell you, Oh, I'd guessed one hundred, two hundred. Remember,
you have to secure large pieces of property. Remember what's
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involved in protection. It's not just the protection of the person.
Wherever he is. You have to secure the grounds wherever
he's on. While securing the grounds he's on, you have
to send advanced teams forward to go scout where he's going. Oh,
George Bush is going to Barbados next week. No, he's not,
by the way, Well, I guess he could be anyway.
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George Bush is going to Barbados next week. Well, you
would send an advanced team out to three weeks ahead
of time, especially when they're president and you're gonna go
look at the locations where he's going to go. What
are all security What are our security vulnerabilities here? Oh?
Can someone crawl through the air conditioning? Ben? What's the
security system like in the kitchen? Are we gonna be
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able to protect this? These are the things done. So
that's a whole new team. It's not near as many
people as you think. I will not go into any
more detail there. I will just tell you it's not
near as many as you think. So guys like Trump
already supplement their Secret Service protection with other protection. Trump
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is not an idiot. Trump knows very well his life
is being threatened. Trump has protection all over the place.
Did the protection fail horrible that day, whether it be
accidental or maliciously. Yes, But this is the part you're
probably not going to like, but it is true. Here's
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the truth. If someone is willing to die, it's almost
impossible to keep somebody safe. Meaning if I'm an assassin
and i want to kill somebody important, and I'm totally
fine with dying while I do it, that's that's probably
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it for whoever I want to kill. If I'm smart enough,
if I have the funding, if I take my time
for it, and I'm willing to die, I can kill
whoever I want. The professionals, the difference between real professional assassins,
professional killers, and others is the escape. Professional assassins don't
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sign up for suicide missions. That's what Patsy's do or
lone gunman. Nutjobs do. Professional assassins don't do that. The
hardest part is getting out. The hardest part is not
the actual killing. With the invention of the gun, the firearm,
that's just pulling a trigger. A child can do that.
The hardest part is not the killing. The hardest part
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is escaping with your life before you are killed. If
somebody is willing to die, even with perfect Secret Service
protection and advance teams and everything else, it's very very
very very very difficult to stop that somebody from killing
whoever it is they want to kill. And on another note,
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and this part you're really not going to like, but
it's something you should understand. There are a lot of
professional killers on this planet. That is not something that
only exists in the movies. There are a lot of
professional killers on the planet. You know where do you
know where the counter sniper was who took the shot
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that killed that dirt ball assassin? He was roughly four
hundred and fifty yards away from Donald Trump. That would
be kind of an outer perimeter. We're going to secure
a four hundred and fifty yard radius around Donald Trump.
Four hundred and fifty yards away. He took that shot now,
it's not a common thing. It's not like I can
do it, and I'm not pretending like I can. But
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do you have any idea how many men on this
planet can put a bull's eye in from one thousand
meters thousand yards away. It's way more than you would think.
The truth is, if very powerful, very evil entities want
to kill you, whoever you are, you are in very
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serious trouble. This is how I respond to people all
the time, because they're worried about all the commedies who
hate me and want to kill me. And I understand that.
And it's not that I don't appreciate your concern. I do.
I appreciate your concern a great deal. And you know,
I carry a weapon on me and I know how
to use it and whatnot. But look a private conversation
I had with a Green Beret friend of mine not
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long ago, when we were discussing this very thing. He
was worried about me, and we were just discussing about
what are you doing here? What are you doing there?
And in the end he said it I didn't, So
I don't want you to think I'm just being cynical,
he said. But in the end, if it's a pro
and nothing you can do about it anyway. And that's
really the truth. There are professionals out there, professional killers,
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professional organizations, and if you are in their crosshres, if
you're going to use a really heavy handed pun if
you were in their cross heres, even if your name
is Donald Trump, no matter what your name is, you
are in very serious trouble, which brings us back to
the failures. If we're going to use that term failures incompetence, maliciousness,
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I don't know how we want to put it, the
failures of the secret Service. We can't. We can't have
this because right now it was a candidate and it
would have been a big deal. Don't get me wrong.
Today it was a candidate and they missed. Tomorrow it's
a president and they don't. This is the world we're
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entering into, and this is why we need these institutions
restored or eliminated, just do right. We need to eliminate
them the way we eliminate your pain, the daily pain
you go through every single day. Now, Sadly, relief factor
cannot fix the government. Relief factor can do many, many,
many things, but fixing the government is not one of
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those things, But you can at least be pain free
as you watch everything burn down. That's nothing. No, it's natural.
It's drug free, and that's how we need to fight pain. Naturally,
drug free. It was developed by doctors, but this is
a way to treat this daily pain that holds you back.
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we have so much to get to. Let's talk a
little bit about Dome. In the beginning of her campaign,
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