August 11, 2026 • 35 mins
Medal of Honor: Dennis M. Fujii. Trump snuck off Air Force One? A new studio policy. Fauci knew the COVID shot was a risk to pregnant women and still lied to Congress about it. Just how serious was the threat to Trump's life? The response to a nation killing our President should be nuclear weapons dropped on cities.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Another hour on
a Tuesday. So we're gonna do Medal of Honor Monday.
Here in a minute. You know that I'm gonna talk
as briefly as I can about the Fauci stuff. I'm
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gonna make it brief, because what else can we say
at this point in time. He's a monster, These people
are monsters. We'll talk about that Dome is out there
giving the game away a little bit. We'll get to emails,
something wonderful that Trump did, all that, and yes, I
have to get to this story about Trump getting off
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Air Force one and leaving all the journalists on there.
All that and so much more coming up on the
world famous Jesse Kelly Show. But it's the art of
our two. Granted it's on a Tuesday, but I was
in here yesterday. So we're gonna do Medal of Honor
Monday on Tuesday. Life gets confusing sometimes. Started the second hour,
this is what we do. Find a hero. Make sure
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we've heard of his name, make sure we hear about
his deeds. This stuff's important. This guy I'm gonna screw
this up. He was born and Hana Pepe, Hawaii. Did
I nail that? Chris? I knew I did. You don't know, Chris.
His name is Dennis M. Fuji and he did this
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in Vietnam.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
Hey, honoring those he went above and beyond.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
It's Medal of Honor Monday, Specialist five, Dennis. And remember
I read out Specialist five. I know that's not I
want to read it verbatim, Okay, so I don't want
to screw it up. I understand in the real warmy
that it's not out's pronounced. That's why I say it
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that way. Specialist five, Dennis M. Fuji distinguished himself by
conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity beyond the call of duty while
serving as a crew chief aboard a helicopter ambulance during
rescue operations in Laos, Republic of Vietnam, during the period
of eighteen to twenty two. February nineteen seventy one, Specialist
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five Fuji was serving with the two hundred and thirty
seventh Medical Detachment, sixty first Medical Battalion, sixty third Medical Group.
The team's mission was to evacuate seriously wounded Vietnamese personnel
from the midst of a raging battle. The aircraft's primary
approach to the bullet infested landing zone was thwarted by
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heavy volumes of enemy fire directed at the Specialist helicopter.
As the pilot made a second landing attempt, the enemy
concentrated a brage of flack at the air ambulance andmbulance,
which damaged the craft and caused it to crash in
the conflict area, injuring Specialist five Fuji. Moments later, another
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American helicopter successfully landed near the wreckage of the Specialist
airship and extracted all the downed crewmen except for Specialist
five Fuji, who was unable to aboard due to the
intense enemy fire directed at him. Rather than further in
danger the lives of his comrades aboard the second helicopter,
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Specialist five Fuji waved the craft out of the combat
area and remained behind as the only American on the battlefield.
Ah Subsequent attempts to rescue the Specialists were aborted due
to the violent anti aircraft fire. Specialist five Fuji finally
secured a radio and informed the aviators in the area
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that the landing zone was too hot for further evacuation attempts.
During the night and all through the next day. Specialist
five Fuji disregarded his own wounds as he administered first
aid to the Allied casualties. On the night of the
nineteenth of February, the Allied perimeter came under ruthless assault
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by a reinforced enemy regiment supported by heavy artillery. Once
again obtaining a radio transmitter, I'm gonna pause here for
one second. I know the point is probably obvious, but
I'm gonna need to drive this point home. In Vietnam,
this happened a lot, especially when you're behind enemy lines
and laos where you will form a perimeter of men.
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You're dug into fighting holes hopefully, and you have a
perimeter right and so you're guarding it like it's a fortress,
and Lord willing you can hold out for a while.
If they start dropping heavy artillery on you, you are in
mortal danger, unbelievable amounts of danger. There's nothing that can
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wipe out men faster than heavy artillery. Would be terrifying,
beyond belief anyway, Once again obtaining a radio transmitter, Specialist
five Fuji called in American helicopter gunships to assist the
small unit in repelling the attack. For a period of
over seventeen consecutive hours, Specialist five Fuji repeatedly exposed himself
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to hostile fire as he left the security of his
entrenchment to better observe enemy troop positions and to direct
airstrikes against them. At times, the fighting became so vicious
that Specialist five Fuji was forced to interrupt radio transmittle
in order to place suppressive rifle fire at the enemy
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while at close quarters. Though wounded and severely fatigued by
the twentieth of February, the specialists bore the responsibility for
the protection and defense of the friendly encampment until an
American helicopter could land and attempt to airlift him from
the area. As his air ambulance left the battlefield, it
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received numerous hits and was forced to crash land at
another South Vietnamese ranger base, approximately four kilometers from the
specialist original location. The totally exhausted Specialist five Fuji remained
at the Allied camp for two more days until yet
another helicopter could return him to Foubao for medical assistance.
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On the twenty second of February, Specialist five. Fuji's extraordinary
heroism and devotion to duty were in keeping with the
highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon
himself his unit in the United States Army ever heard
of Dennis Fuji before. This is why it's important to
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read these things, To talk about these things, is it's important.
And remember you can read these by yourself. I do
not have have some special access because I'm a very
important celebrity. What Chris, I don't have special access. There
are multiple free websites where you can go and grab
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these and read them. It's good nightly reading. By the way,
It's like reading a freaking movie. It's good to read
to your kids, your Sunday school, to your history class.
These things are good. We should remember these names, all right.
All right, well let's talk, shall we? And this is
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going to both be funny at least for me, probably
offensive to others, and at the same time it's going
to be a little dark. There's a story that is
flowing out there. I'm sure you've heard it today. The
headline is this from the New York Post. Trump snuck
off Air Force One in a catering truck and departed
Turkey on a secret military flight after Iranian threat. All right,
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so it look the head line lays it all out.
I don't think I need to break it down anymore
any more simple than that the President of the United
States of America received a threat that was serious enough.
They didn't walk him off the plane. They snuck him
off the plane and flew him out of there on
a secret aircraft. Now we're going to come back to
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that serious enough part in just a moment, because I've
seen a lot of people screaming and yelling today and whining,
a lot of them about Wait a minute, the plane
was under such a dire threat that you snuck the
president off, yet you left all the other personnel on
the plane and the plane took off and flew home.
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So it had a journalist, staffers, military personnel on there.
How could you do that? So let me help all
these children out. The president of the United States of America.
You don't have to like him, you don't even have
to agree with what I'm about to say, But that's
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how it is. The president has a gigantic, dedicated security team,
and they are only dedicated to protecting him or whoever
else they happen to be protecting at the time. But
we'll talk about just the president's detail. Their entire world
is protecting his life, and his life, whether you like
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this or not, is viewed as more important than anyone
else's life, and they will die to protect him. That
does not mean they will die to protect you when
you are in the presence of secret Service, unless they
have been assigned to you to protect you. Would they
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stop somebody from mugging you? Maybe I don't even know that.
The answer to that question is yes, maybe they would,
Maybe they wouldn't. Their job is not to protect everybody.
Their job is not to protect the CNN journalist who's
riding on Air Force one. Their only job is to
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protect the principle, to protect the one who runs the country,
Donald Trump. If you're flying on Air Force one, there's
a risk someone's going to blow you out of the
sky so they can kill the president. It's just a fact.
Too bad, so sad if you don't like it. Now,
that's that part of it. Let's talk about the more
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serious part of it before we go on to Fauci
and other things. Now, speaking of Vietnam, behind enemy lines
in Vietnam and Laos. This guy spent days and Laos,
the guy who runs Puritan. Yeah, he stopped in there.
I'm sure you know how I know that because he
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was mac V Soog behind enemy lines in Vietnam. It's
what they did. It's why more than half of them
never came home. They had the most insanely dangerous mission
I've I think I've ever read about as far as
a year's long mission. Get in helos, fly behind enemy lines,
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dropped off, surrounded and way outnumbered, get whatever you have
to do there done, and then try to get in
a helo and come back home. Two tours with MacFee SAG.
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smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so?
Speaker 2 (12:05):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (12:07):
The Jesse Kelly Show, It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic Tuesday. Remember you can email the show,
your love, your hate, your death threats Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Women are so annoying. So I just
texted up. Listen, Chris, I texted on during the break.
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You know, I told you my back's been jacked up.
It's getting better by the way. I've been better. But
it is getting better, Chris. I've been better about stretching
and everything else, so it really is. It's making a
lot of improvements. And I got a lot of great
suggestions from you, but I keep hearing from people emails
and workout buddies. I know that I need to get
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a back extension machine. And if you looked at when
you know exactly what I'm talking about. They're not big
or complicated. You lay face down and the pads are
kind of on your thighs and your feet are locked in,
and your upper body essentially just bends over and back up,
bends over and back up. We'll call it the Buddha
Judge machine. You understand what I mean. Bend over, backup
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supposed to be wonderful for your lower back. Finally, after
about the ten thousandth suggestion that I get one of these,
I looked them up. You can get them for like
eighty five bucks. Yeah, Chris, I mean you're going to
spend a lot more than that. But I don't know
what do I need a nice one for. I don't
need anything fancy. So I text Ab a picture of
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a bunch of them, and I say, do we have
room for this in the house? Do you know what?
She says? What are the exact dimensions? I don't look
at dimensions of things. That's what difference does it make.
It's not a car. You know exactly what it is, roughly,
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you know exactly how big it is. Yeah, you're probably right.
They probably fold up anyway. She wants exact dimensions. I
feel like I can just buy this and it'll be fine,
don't you think, Chris. Listen. If it's not fine, we'll
bring it into the studio and then you guys will
come in and I'll be in there doing my back
extension workout. What oh, but you won't be able to
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talk to me. I forgot to bring this up. So
I read this in page six and I've decided that
we're adopting this policy. Or on the Jesse Kelly Show,
and the headline is Howard Stern's staffers are not allowed
to speak to the radio host at parties. In quote
cultish company people were warned, I want this for me,
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what Chris? What? I know this says at parties, but
I'm taking it a step further, and this will be
at all times. This will be at all times. If
you want something, you can send me an email or
a text message. But wow, we're at work, I mean
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even after work. I don't ever want to hear your
voice again. And I just need to explain why, because
I don't want you to feel bad or be offended.
I need to explain why. Everybody, everyone on the planet
has a part of their day that's their least favorite.
In general. For a lot of people, that's waking up
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in the morning the alarm goes off. Not a morning person.
Other people were nighttime people. Other people don't like this,
or don't like the drive to work, sitting in traffic
other than school, maybe other people. So the worst part
of my day is talking to you, what Chris? So
I've decided that from now on, you can give me
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head nods thumbs up if you feel that, Yes, Cory,
if you feel the need to raise that particular finger,
that's fine. But dead silence from now on in the studio.
That's what I've decided I'm doing, And Howard Stern, that's
how we roll headline What did Fauci know? Newly revealed
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texts show a chilling concern about vaccine miscarriage risks. Just
so you know, this was doctor Fauci back when they
were telling pregnant women, hey, better get the show.
Speaker 2 (16:18):
Approximately twenty thousand pregnant women have been vaccinated with no
red flags, as we say, and this is being monitored
by the CDC and the FDA.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
No red flags. Young mothers. Women are always going to
be more anxious than men anyway, that's just kind of
how they're built. But young mothers that tends to increase.
Maybe you've been a young mother, maybe you know a
young mother, maybe you're married to one. When that little
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baby starts growing inside of them, they want to do
what's best for that baby. They will obsess a doing
what is best for that child growing inside of them.
It's the motherly instinct and that includes what they put
in or don't put into their bodies at that time.
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Very much includes that. I watched my wife all the
prenatal vitamins I've got to eat natural this and I've
watched it. Young women are going to take the advice
of the medical establishment on taking something while they're pregnant.
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If the medical establishment of the United States of America
recommended something that would cause them to miscarry, and they
knew it would cause them to miscarry, that's got to
be capital punishment. That just does That is not over
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the top. That has to be a public trial, and
then that has to be capital punishment. This is how
big of a deal this is. Women, If we're to
believe this stuff, women were told it's safe, took it,
took it because they were told to take it, trying
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to do what was best for their baby, and then
lost their baby. You ever gone through a miscarriage? I
have not a great time, not a great time. That
is so insanely evil. These people have to burn for this.
Hang on, miss something. There's a podcast, get it on
demand whatever podcasts are found. The Jesse Kelly Show. It
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is The Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful, amazing Tuesday.
All right, back to this Trump thing. So I got
distracted for a second. We're moving off the fauci stuff.
I just I've got to get off of it because
it's so evil, and I've feel like I would just
be repeating myself something you already agree with. We can
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sit and scream till we're blue in the face. Someone
has to burn, someone has to burn capital punishment, but
that hasn't moved anything. He still has the pardon. So
back to the Trump thing. Little dark but let's talk
about this. If the Secret Service and it looks like
all this is confirmed, if they snuck Donald Trump off
Air Force one and hit him in a catering truck
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and got him out of town on a military aircraft
in secret, do you know what that should tell you?
This threat was very real and there are threats, and
then there are threats. What does that mean? Well, if
I me, if I wanted to do harm to the
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President of the United States of America, and I do not,
I mean, I know my way around weapons. I'm certainly
not some Delta Force guy, but I know my way
around weapons. I have access to them. I've accessed ammunition.
I could buy a plane ticket, I could do things
like that, but I don't think I could probably get
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him if I wanted to. Maybe, but I don't think so.
I don't think so if a state government wants to
kill the president of the United States of America, depending
on the state government, they probably can. And here's it's
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just the reason why. Let's expand it past me. Let's
say it's not just me. What if what if I
work for the IRGC? Will now think about all the
things I have access to that I would never have
access to before, fake passports, explosives, transportation, that would be anonymous.
I would have access to endless amounts of intel. Let's
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just focus on that part, because that's a really important
part about this whole thing. Intel's big, especially if you're
going to take out a target. Intel's really big. Where
even are they? Let me ask you something, What time
is it right now? Seven thirty eastern or something like that?
Where's Donald Trump right now? Do you know? I don't
have rania. I'd do this for a living. I don't know.
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Maybe he's in the White House, maybe he's in Florida
playing golf. I don't forge. You know. Where's he going
to be in two hours? I don't know, tomorrow, two
weeks from I don't know. If I had to take
him out, i'd have to figure that out. All right,
Where's it gonna be what time is it going to
be there? I Not only that, I'd have to recon
the area, where is this? Where am I taking the shot?
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It would take quite a bit of effort to do it.
What if a state government was involved, What if a
state government with satellites and intelligence network and everything else
was involved. It's all spoon fed for me. Hey, Jesse,
here's the schedule bloop right there on your desk. What
I'm trying to get through to you, without going into
any other details on this whole thing, is what if
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they get him? Think about this, What if they had
gotten him? Now, not only would we have lost the
president of the United States of America, then most of
his significant staff. I would assume, not only would we
have to go through that, think about what the guaranteed
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response to that would be, And it would have to be.
It would have to be. You would have no other choice.
And that would be a situation where you would probably
have to drop nuclear weapons on Iranian cities. That's not
because you, and you know my thoughts on that. It's
not because I want to kill women and children or
something like that. You cannot allow a state actor to
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take out your leader. If you allow that without sending
a strong message back. What you will do is you
will encourage them to do it again and again and
again in the future. You have to make the punishment
for that. It's so severe that nobody else ever wants
it again. If the President of the United States of
America is assassinated by any government, any government, I don't
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care who it is, the response should be nuclear weapons,
millions dead. That should be the response. It really should
be how close were we to that? Remember, Trump himself
has talked about this, about how the Iranians keep trying
to kill him, and this was recent. This is in
the last few weeks. He said something along the lines
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and I forget where I heard it or where I
read it. Of Hey, we have basically a dead man
switch where if they get him, there's already they already
have right now. Oh you have it, Chris, Okay, go ahead,
play that's fine.
Speaker 3 (23:43):
Well, they haven't done that, and that would be a
terrible thing for them to do, not because of me.
If they did that, they would be obliterated. That it
would be the end I've left instructions. If they do it,
they get obliterated, there won't be any thing left and
they shouldn't been able to do it. And Biden should
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have said that, but he never did. I don't know why.
Lack of intelligence perhaps, but he never said it. If
that happens to a leader or close to a leader, frankly,
if you had other people involved also, you would call
for total obliteration of a state that did it, that
would include Iran.
Speaker 1 (24:24):
You would shoot you. You know my thoughts on foreign
involvement at this point in time, I would I would
loudly demand it. You can't allow somebody to take out
your president. Now back to this story. How close did
they come? There's going to be there's gonna be information
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around all this that is going to be kept from
you and kept from me because we're not going to
have access to that level of classification. But was it
a last minute thing? Was this something they had planned all?
How close did they come? Because I'm telling you right now,
if they snuck him out the back in a freezer truck,
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it was serious, deadly deadly serious, and they took it
deadly serious. I don't know, and I'm sure it's happened,
and I'm sure you'll know about it and email me,
and that's totally fine. I don't know that I have
ever once in my life heard about the president sneaking
off of air Force one to take a different plane
because air Force one was under such threat. I've never
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heard of that before. That just happened. What if they
had gotten him? What if they get him the next time?
These are things that I try not to dwell on it,
and I'm moving off of them because I don't want
you to dwell on it. But what would that could
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be a world war? That could easily be a world war,
and we might have just missed it. Jesse, the global
ConFlat segment you brought up. You brought up universities being
the root of the problem. I thought you were finally
going to pound this drum. I know I've touched on
it for years. Communists, professor professors are dishing out a
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new batch every year. This is as bad as the
Barbarian invasion. Please keep this condemnation up this look. I
have a whole chapter in that book. I wrote, the
Anti Communist Manifesto about the university system in a country,
certainly a modern country, no matter what era you're in,
if you go to a modern country, there will be
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a higher education system and the purpose of it is
going to be to train the future leaders of the country.
Have you ever heard that story about Alexander the Great
and Aristotle was his tutor. I'm not making that up.
They went and got Aristotle and they're like, hey, could
you be my son's tutor? Do you think Alexander the
Great was sitting there by himself in class? He was
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not the other elites and the Macedonian society they would
sit in there and learn from tutors like Aristotle. To
what end? What is the purpose? You have a higher
education system? Because its entire purpose is to guide the country.
That's it. Guide the country. You should you should go
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into it with the anticipation that you are training the
future leaders of the country, political leaders, military leaders, business leaders,
people who will lead society. That's how it's supposed to work. Now,
what happens if your higher education system turns against the
country itself? Where do you go from there? It's ugly.
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We can't save the place unless we do something about that.
All right, we'll get to summary of these Hang on
truth attitude. Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Wonderful Tuesday. You can email us your love
your hate, your death threats. Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. Hey, Jesse,
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you mentioned you've been talking about career paths with your son.
I have an idea that I believe both your listeners
and I would agree on. If your sons are interested,
you should steer them toward politics. We need young hardcore
anti communists to step up and get in the fight.
I highly recommend them having them run for office as
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soon as they qualify. Said I can say his name,
his name is Kate, maybe, but let me clarify. If
my boys care enough about their country and their community
that they want to serve in some capacity, that'll make
me so proud. It'll make me so proud if that's
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how that turns out. However, you need to go live
life before you ever run for office. And this is
in no way trying to talk down to young men
or young women, but I am a total jerk when
it comes to this stuff. You need to reach a
certain age before you're qualified to lead anybody, before you're
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qualified to be a mayor, before you're qualified to be
in the House of Representatives the United States Senate. Don't
go into that crap when you're eighteen years old. What
the heck do you even know about anything when you're
eighteen years old. You're just making your way in life.
If I had my way, presidents of the United States
of America would be between forty five and sixty five period.
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Outside of that, you're not even qualified for the job
it all, but believe me, it's even worse for women.
So if you want me to keep going and be
a huge jerk, I'll do that. You should have life
experience under your belt. It's not that you're stupid. You
haven't lived enough life yet. I don't want my sons,
as soon as they reach the age of twenty two
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to go try to get on the city council and
try to run a town. You can hardly run the dishwasher.
At twenty two, you don't get to run a town.
And by the way, my kids can run the dishwasher.
But you see what I mean. I want them to
be involved. I want by the way, I want them
to work on campaigns. That's totally great. Yeah, please volunteer,
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knock on doors, learn the ropes. That stuff is wonderful.
It's good to be part of something. By the way,
young men and young women, it's a great way if
you're looking for a great weight to meet members of
the opposite sex, don't shake your head, Chris. We had
people of the College Republicans when I was running for Congress. Tucson,
Arizona has obviously it's a college town, and they had
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these college Republicans. There were kids who met on my campaign.
You ended up getting married. It's a great way to
possibly meet members of the opposite sex. You're out there
knocking on doors. Hey do you want to go get
a cheeseburger? See what I mean. I want young people involved,
but when you're too young, you have it. Go live life,
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Go earn a paycheck, go get taxed, have to make
the rent and things like that. These I automatically distrust
somebody when they've worked in politics their whole life. And
I know a lot of these people because you ever
go back to Washington, d C. It's so many people there.
You'll run into some congressman or even a chief of
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staff or something like that, and you go down through
their resume and there's nothing in the private sector at all. Nothing,
It's all. I went from a chief of staff and
I used to be the communications director, and before that
I was the assistant to the day of the day,
and then before that I was an intern. And before that, okay, well,
did you ever work at Jiffy Loop? Have you ever?
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Have you ever held a shovel? Do you know how
to hold a shovel? Have you? These people are insanely
out of touch. And it's not even necessarily their fault.
If you walk right from the college pipeline and you
walk right into a Congress office in Washington, D C.
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And you spend the next twenty or thirty years living, working,
and worshiping inside Washington, d C. Making money from a
government check, you don't know anything about the real world, nothing,
absolutely nothing, whatsoever. Garbage. Oh, by the way, doctor J. Battacharia,
who I love. I love doctor j. He killed Fauci
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on the news or was great?
Speaker 4 (32:24):
I mean, I'm really glad that his words now can
be heard by the American people.
Speaker 1 (32:28):
And I share your concern.
Speaker 4 (32:29):
I think that when you have a new product like
the COVID vaccine was back then, you should be careful
with pregnant women. And it's shocking to me that that
he was sharing private thoughts and that he when he
was out on public and he was not in public
a lot. He didn't share those those private thoughts with
the American public, I mean, especially for something like the
COVID shots, which were brand new back then. I mean,
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and Tony Fauci was was a major figure in trying
to get those those COVID shots off past the finish line.
He owed the American public some transparency regarding his honest thoughts.
You know, generally is the FDA that regulates products and
checks for side effects and so on. The NIH develops
the science that that produces the new vaccines. There's usually
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like a you know, of one lane and another lane.
Tony Thaute in some sense was out of his lane
a push and then then use that power to tell
tell American one thing when when you really thought another.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Woman spared prison sentence for defrauding USAID funded charity or
funded charity ordered to repay one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars to the FEDS. The reason I brought this up
is just because it's understand that wherever government money your money,
tax payer money has been sucked out of your wallet
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and starts flowing outward from the government, people are stealing it.
In every single industry, in the healthcare industry, they're stealing it.
In the military, they're stealing it. They're they're Wherever government
money gets doled out, you will have very people and
various groups. They will set up like satellites outside of
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it and figure out ways to bloodsuck money from it.
This does not just apply to the federal government. Your
state government has a budget, people are stealing money from it.
Your town, large or small, has a budget, people are
stealing money from it. In fact, you could argue it's
easily the most lucrative financial crimes industry in the world
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is stealing money from the government. And it's a pretty
simple explanation. The government has the most money. If that's
the biggest pot of gold, and you can find a
way to get your hands on some of it, it's
a no brainer. I will again applaud the Trump administration
for the work they are doing to take down fraud
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in this country. Every day we get a new report
about a conviction here, an indictment here about this group
or that group, and we're shutting this down. We're just
scratching the surface. In another two and a half years,
they're still going to be doing these press conferences every
other day, telling you and telling me about this fraud,
how that we're ripping us off and this fraud hour
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they were ripping us off. But this stuff is super
beneficial to start taking down these dirty thieves. Now, speaking
of credit to the Trump administration, he did something really
cool today. Well, something happened today and Trump is responsible
for it. And I want to make sure I give
him a big thumbs up for that one, because he
freaking deserves it. Then we are to talk about an
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ugly story out of Massachusetts, will make fun of Dome,
some terrible pull numbers and emails. Hang on
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Another hour on
a Tuesday. So we're gonna do Medal of Honor Monday.
Here in a minute. You know that I'm gonna talk
as briefly as I can about the Fauci stuff. I'm
(00:31):
gonna make it brief, because what else can we say
at this point in time. He's a monster, These people
are monsters. We'll talk about that Dome is out there
giving the game away a little bit. We'll get to emails,
something wonderful that Trump did, all that, and yes, I
have to get to this story about Trump getting off
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Air Force one and leaving all the journalists on there.
All that and so much more coming up on the
world famous Jesse Kelly Show. But it's the art of
our two. Granted it's on a Tuesday, but I was
in here yesterday. So we're gonna do Medal of Honor
Monday on Tuesday. Life gets confusing sometimes. Started the second hour,
this is what we do. Find a hero. Make sure
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we've heard of his name, make sure we hear about
his deeds. This stuff's important. This guy I'm gonna screw
this up. He was born and Hana Pepe, Hawaii. Did
I nail that? Chris? I knew I did. You don't know, Chris.
His name is Dennis M. Fuji and he did this
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in Vietnam.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
Hey, honoring those he went above and beyond.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
It's Medal of Honor Monday, Specialist five, Dennis. And remember
I read out Specialist five. I know that's not I
want to read it verbatim, Okay, so I don't want
to screw it up. I understand in the real warmy
that it's not out's pronounced. That's why I say it
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that way. Specialist five, Dennis M. Fuji distinguished himself by
conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity beyond the call of duty while
serving as a crew chief aboard a helicopter ambulance during
rescue operations in Laos, Republic of Vietnam, during the period
of eighteen to twenty two. February nineteen seventy one, Specialist
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five Fuji was serving with the two hundred and thirty
seventh Medical Detachment, sixty first Medical Battalion, sixty third Medical Group.
The team's mission was to evacuate seriously wounded Vietnamese personnel
from the midst of a raging battle. The aircraft's primary
approach to the bullet infested landing zone was thwarted by
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heavy volumes of enemy fire directed at the Specialist helicopter.
As the pilot made a second landing attempt, the enemy
concentrated a brage of flack at the air ambulance andmbulance,
which damaged the craft and caused it to crash in
the conflict area, injuring Specialist five Fuji. Moments later, another
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American helicopter successfully landed near the wreckage of the Specialist
airship and extracted all the downed crewmen except for Specialist
five Fuji, who was unable to aboard due to the
intense enemy fire directed at him. Rather than further in
danger the lives of his comrades aboard the second helicopter,
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Specialist five Fuji waved the craft out of the combat
area and remained behind as the only American on the battlefield.
Ah Subsequent attempts to rescue the Specialists were aborted due
to the violent anti aircraft fire. Specialist five Fuji finally
secured a radio and informed the aviators in the area
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that the landing zone was too hot for further evacuation attempts.
During the night and all through the next day. Specialist
five Fuji disregarded his own wounds as he administered first
aid to the Allied casualties. On the night of the
nineteenth of February, the Allied perimeter came under ruthless assault
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by a reinforced enemy regiment supported by heavy artillery. Once
again obtaining a radio transmitter, I'm gonna pause here for
one second. I know the point is probably obvious, but
I'm gonna need to drive this point home. In Vietnam,
this happened a lot, especially when you're behind enemy lines
and laos where you will form a perimeter of men.
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You're dug into fighting holes hopefully, and you have a
perimeter right and so you're guarding it like it's a fortress,
and Lord willing you can hold out for a while.
If they start dropping heavy artillery on you, you are in
mortal danger, unbelievable amounts of danger. There's nothing that can
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wipe out men faster than heavy artillery. Would be terrifying,
beyond belief anyway, Once again obtaining a radio transmitter, Specialist
five Fuji called in American helicopter gunships to assist the
small unit in repelling the attack. For a period of
over seventeen consecutive hours, Specialist five Fuji repeatedly exposed himself
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to hostile fire as he left the security of his
entrenchment to better observe enemy troop positions and to direct
airstrikes against them. At times, the fighting became so vicious
that Specialist five Fuji was forced to interrupt radio transmittle
in order to place suppressive rifle fire at the enemy
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while at close quarters. Though wounded and severely fatigued by
the twentieth of February, the specialists bore the responsibility for
the protection and defense of the friendly encampment until an
American helicopter could land and attempt to airlift him from
the area. As his air ambulance left the battlefield, it
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received numerous hits and was forced to crash land at
another South Vietnamese ranger base, approximately four kilometers from the
specialist original location. The totally exhausted Specialist five Fuji remained
at the Allied camp for two more days until yet
another helicopter could return him to Foubao for medical assistance.
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On the twenty second of February, Specialist five. Fuji's extraordinary
heroism and devotion to duty were in keeping with the
highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon
himself his unit in the United States Army ever heard
of Dennis Fuji before. This is why it's important to
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read these things, To talk about these things, is it's important.
And remember you can read these by yourself. I do
not have have some special access because I'm a very
important celebrity. What Chris, I don't have special access. There
are multiple free websites where you can go and grab
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these and read them. It's good nightly reading. By the way,
It's like reading a freaking movie. It's good to read
to your kids, your Sunday school, to your history class.
These things are good. We should remember these names, all right.
All right, well let's talk, shall we? And this is
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going to both be funny at least for me, probably
offensive to others, and at the same time it's going
to be a little dark. There's a story that is
flowing out there. I'm sure you've heard it today. The
headline is this from the New York Post. Trump snuck
off Air Force One in a catering truck and departed
Turkey on a secret military flight after Iranian threat. All right,
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so it look the head line lays it all out.
I don't think I need to break it down anymore
any more simple than that the President of the United
States of America received a threat that was serious enough.
They didn't walk him off the plane. They snuck him
off the plane and flew him out of there on
a secret aircraft. Now we're going to come back to
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that serious enough part in just a moment, because I've
seen a lot of people screaming and yelling today and whining,
a lot of them about Wait a minute, the plane
was under such a dire threat that you snuck the
president off, yet you left all the other personnel on
the plane and the plane took off and flew home.
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So it had a journalist, staffers, military personnel on there.
How could you do that? So let me help all
these children out. The president of the United States of America.
You don't have to like him, you don't even have
to agree with what I'm about to say, But that's
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how it is. The president has a gigantic, dedicated security team,
and they are only dedicated to protecting him or whoever
else they happen to be protecting at the time. But
we'll talk about just the president's detail. Their entire world
is protecting his life, and his life, whether you like
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this or not, is viewed as more important than anyone
else's life, and they will die to protect him. That
does not mean they will die to protect you when
you are in the presence of secret Service, unless they
have been assigned to you to protect you. Would they
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stop somebody from mugging you? Maybe I don't even know that.
The answer to that question is yes, maybe they would,
Maybe they wouldn't. Their job is not to protect everybody.
Their job is not to protect the CNN journalist who's
riding on Air Force one. Their only job is to
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protect the principle, to protect the one who runs the country,
Donald Trump. If you're flying on Air Force one, there's
a risk someone's going to blow you out of the
sky so they can kill the president. It's just a fact.
Too bad, so sad if you don't like it. Now,
that's that part of it. Let's talk about the more
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serious part of it before we go on to Fauci
and other things. Now, speaking of Vietnam, behind enemy lines
in Vietnam and Laos. This guy spent days and Laos,
the guy who runs Puritan. Yeah, he stopped in there.
I'm sure you know how I know that because he
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was mac V Soog behind enemy lines in Vietnam. It's
what they did. It's why more than half of them
never came home. They had the most insanely dangerous mission
I've I think I've ever read about as far as
a year's long mission. Get in helos, fly behind enemy lines,
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dropped off, surrounded and way outnumbered, get whatever you have
to do there done, and then try to get in
a helo and come back home. Two tours with MacFee SAG.
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smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so?
Speaker 2 (12:05):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (12:07):
The Jesse Kelly Show, It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic Tuesday. Remember you can email the show,
your love, your hate, your death threats Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Women are so annoying. So I just
texted up. Listen, Chris, I texted on during the break.
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You know, I told you my back's been jacked up.
It's getting better by the way. I've been better. But
it is getting better, Chris. I've been better about stretching
and everything else, so it really is. It's making a
lot of improvements. And I got a lot of great
suggestions from you, but I keep hearing from people emails
and workout buddies. I know that I need to get
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a back extension machine. And if you looked at when
you know exactly what I'm talking about. They're not big
or complicated. You lay face down and the pads are
kind of on your thighs and your feet are locked in,
and your upper body essentially just bends over and back up,
bends over and back up. We'll call it the Buddha
Judge machine. You understand what I mean. Bend over, backup
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supposed to be wonderful for your lower back. Finally, after
about the ten thousandth suggestion that I get one of these,
I looked them up. You can get them for like
eighty five bucks. Yeah, Chris, I mean you're going to
spend a lot more than that. But I don't know
what do I need a nice one for. I don't
need anything fancy. So I text Ab a picture of
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a bunch of them, and I say, do we have
room for this in the house? Do you know what?
She says? What are the exact dimensions? I don't look
at dimensions of things. That's what difference does it make.
It's not a car. You know exactly what it is, roughly,
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you know exactly how big it is. Yeah, you're probably right.
They probably fold up anyway. She wants exact dimensions. I
feel like I can just buy this and it'll be fine,
don't you think, Chris. Listen. If it's not fine, we'll
bring it into the studio and then you guys will
come in and I'll be in there doing my back
extension workout. What oh, but you won't be able to
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talk to me. I forgot to bring this up. So
I read this in page six and I've decided that
we're adopting this policy. Or on the Jesse Kelly Show,
and the headline is Howard Stern's staffers are not allowed
to speak to the radio host at parties. In quote
cultish company people were warned, I want this for me,
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what Chris? What? I know this says at parties, but
I'm taking it a step further, and this will be
at all times. This will be at all times. If
you want something, you can send me an email or
a text message. But wow, we're at work, I mean
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even after work. I don't ever want to hear your
voice again. And I just need to explain why, because
I don't want you to feel bad or be offended.
I need to explain why. Everybody, everyone on the planet
has a part of their day that's their least favorite.
In general. For a lot of people, that's waking up
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in the morning the alarm goes off. Not a morning person.
Other people were nighttime people. Other people don't like this,
or don't like the drive to work, sitting in traffic
other than school, maybe other people. So the worst part
of my day is talking to you, what Chris? So
I've decided that from now on, you can give me
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head nods thumbs up if you feel that, Yes, Cory,
if you feel the need to raise that particular finger,
that's fine. But dead silence from now on in the studio.
That's what I've decided I'm doing, And Howard Stern, that's
how we roll headline What did Fauci know? Newly revealed
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texts show a chilling concern about vaccine miscarriage risks. Just
so you know, this was doctor Fauci back when they
were telling pregnant women, hey, better get the show.
Speaker 2 (16:18):
Approximately twenty thousand pregnant women have been vaccinated with no
red flags, as we say, and this is being monitored
by the CDC and the FDA.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
No red flags. Young mothers. Women are always going to
be more anxious than men anyway, that's just kind of
how they're built. But young mothers that tends to increase.
Maybe you've been a young mother, maybe you know a
young mother, maybe you're married to one. When that little
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baby starts growing inside of them, they want to do
what's best for that baby. They will obsess a doing
what is best for that child growing inside of them.
It's the motherly instinct and that includes what they put
in or don't put into their bodies at that time.
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Very much includes that. I watched my wife all the
prenatal vitamins I've got to eat natural this and I've
watched it. Young women are going to take the advice
of the medical establishment on taking something while they're pregnant.
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If the medical establishment of the United States of America
recommended something that would cause them to miscarry, and they
knew it would cause them to miscarry, that's got to
be capital punishment. That just does That is not over
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the top. That has to be a public trial, and
then that has to be capital punishment. This is how
big of a deal this is. Women, If we're to
believe this stuff, women were told it's safe, took it,
took it because they were told to take it, trying
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to do what was best for their baby, and then
lost their baby. You ever gone through a miscarriage? I
have not a great time, not a great time. That
is so insanely evil. These people have to burn for this.
Hang on, miss something. There's a podcast, get it on
demand whatever podcasts are found. The Jesse Kelly Show. It
(18:42):
is The Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful, amazing Tuesday.
All right, back to this Trump thing. So I got
distracted for a second. We're moving off the fauci stuff.
I just I've got to get off of it because
it's so evil, and I've feel like I would just
be repeating myself something you already agree with. We can
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sit and scream till we're blue in the face. Someone
has to burn, someone has to burn capital punishment, but
that hasn't moved anything. He still has the pardon. So
back to the Trump thing. Little dark but let's talk
about this. If the Secret Service and it looks like
all this is confirmed, if they snuck Donald Trump off
Air Force one and hit him in a catering truck
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and got him out of town on a military aircraft
in secret, do you know what that should tell you?
This threat was very real and there are threats, and
then there are threats. What does that mean? Well, if
I me, if I wanted to do harm to the
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President of the United States of America, and I do not,
I mean, I know my way around weapons. I'm certainly
not some Delta Force guy, but I know my way
around weapons. I have access to them. I've accessed ammunition.
I could buy a plane ticket, I could do things
like that, but I don't think I could probably get
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him if I wanted to. Maybe, but I don't think so.
I don't think so if a state government wants to
kill the president of the United States of America, depending
on the state government, they probably can. And here's it's
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just the reason why. Let's expand it past me. Let's
say it's not just me. What if what if I
work for the IRGC? Will now think about all the
things I have access to that I would never have
access to before, fake passports, explosives, transportation, that would be anonymous.
I would have access to endless amounts of intel. Let's
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just focus on that part, because that's a really important
part about this whole thing. Intel's big, especially if you're
going to take out a target. Intel's really big. Where
even are they? Let me ask you something, What time
is it right now? Seven thirty eastern or something like that?
Where's Donald Trump right now? Do you know? I don't
have rania. I'd do this for a living. I don't know.
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Maybe he's in the White House, maybe he's in Florida
playing golf. I don't forge. You know. Where's he going
to be in two hours? I don't know, tomorrow, two
weeks from I don't know. If I had to take
him out, i'd have to figure that out. All right,
Where's it gonna be what time is it going to
be there? I Not only that, I'd have to recon
the area, where is this? Where am I taking the shot?
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It would take quite a bit of effort to do it.
What if a state government was involved, What if a
state government with satellites and intelligence network and everything else
was involved. It's all spoon fed for me. Hey, Jesse,
here's the schedule bloop right there on your desk. What
I'm trying to get through to you, without going into
any other details on this whole thing, is what if
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they get him? Think about this, What if they had
gotten him? Now, not only would we have lost the
president of the United States of America, then most of
his significant staff. I would assume, not only would we
have to go through that, think about what the guaranteed
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response to that would be, And it would have to be.
It would have to be. You would have no other choice.
And that would be a situation where you would probably
have to drop nuclear weapons on Iranian cities. That's not
because you, and you know my thoughts on that. It's
not because I want to kill women and children or
something like that. You cannot allow a state actor to
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take out your leader. If you allow that without sending
a strong message back. What you will do is you
will encourage them to do it again and again and
again in the future. You have to make the punishment
for that. It's so severe that nobody else ever wants
it again. If the President of the United States of
America is assassinated by any government, any government, I don't
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care who it is, the response should be nuclear weapons,
millions dead. That should be the response. It really should
be how close were we to that? Remember, Trump himself
has talked about this, about how the Iranians keep trying
to kill him, and this was recent. This is in
the last few weeks. He said something along the lines
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and I forget where I heard it or where I
read it. Of Hey, we have basically a dead man
switch where if they get him, there's already they already
have right now. Oh you have it, Chris, Okay, go ahead,
play that's fine.
Speaker 3 (23:43):
Well, they haven't done that, and that would be a
terrible thing for them to do, not because of me.
If they did that, they would be obliterated. That it
would be the end I've left instructions. If they do it,
they get obliterated, there won't be any thing left and
they shouldn't been able to do it. And Biden should
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have said that, but he never did. I don't know why.
Lack of intelligence perhaps, but he never said it. If
that happens to a leader or close to a leader, frankly,
if you had other people involved also, you would call
for total obliteration of a state that did it, that
would include Iran.
Speaker 1 (24:24):
You would shoot you. You know my thoughts on foreign
involvement at this point in time, I would I would
loudly demand it. You can't allow somebody to take out
your president. Now back to this story. How close did
they come? There's going to be there's gonna be information
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around all this that is going to be kept from
you and kept from me because we're not going to
have access to that level of classification. But was it
a last minute thing? Was this something they had planned all?
How close did they come? Because I'm telling you right now,
if they snuck him out the back in a freezer truck,
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it was serious, deadly deadly serious, and they took it
deadly serious. I don't know, and I'm sure it's happened,
and I'm sure you'll know about it and email me,
and that's totally fine. I don't know that I have
ever once in my life heard about the president sneaking
off of air Force one to take a different plane
because air Force one was under such threat. I've never
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heard of that before. That just happened. What if they
had gotten him? What if they get him the next time?
These are things that I try not to dwell on it,
and I'm moving off of them because I don't want
you to dwell on it. But what would that could
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be a world war? That could easily be a world war,
and we might have just missed it. Jesse, the global
ConFlat segment you brought up. You brought up universities being
the root of the problem. I thought you were finally
going to pound this drum. I know I've touched on
it for years. Communists, professor professors are dishing out a
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new batch every year. This is as bad as the
Barbarian invasion. Please keep this condemnation up this look. I
have a whole chapter in that book. I wrote, the
Anti Communist Manifesto about the university system in a country,
certainly a modern country, no matter what era you're in,
if you go to a modern country, there will be
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a higher education system and the purpose of it is
going to be to train the future leaders of the country.
Have you ever heard that story about Alexander the Great
and Aristotle was his tutor. I'm not making that up.
They went and got Aristotle and they're like, hey, could
you be my son's tutor? Do you think Alexander the
Great was sitting there by himself in class? He was
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not the other elites and the Macedonian society they would
sit in there and learn from tutors like Aristotle. To
what end? What is the purpose? You have a higher
education system? Because its entire purpose is to guide the country.
That's it. Guide the country. You should you should go
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into it with the anticipation that you are training the
future leaders of the country, political leaders, military leaders, business leaders,
people who will lead society. That's how it's supposed to work. Now,
what happens if your higher education system turns against the
country itself? Where do you go from there? It's ugly.
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We can't save the place unless we do something about that.
All right, we'll get to summary of these Hang on
truth attitude. Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Wonderful Tuesday. You can email us your love
your hate, your death threats. Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. Hey, Jesse,
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you mentioned you've been talking about career paths with your son.
I have an idea that I believe both your listeners
and I would agree on. If your sons are interested,
you should steer them toward politics. We need young hardcore
anti communists to step up and get in the fight.
I highly recommend them having them run for office as
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soon as they qualify. Said I can say his name,
his name is Kate, maybe, but let me clarify. If
my boys care enough about their country and their community
that they want to serve in some capacity, that'll make
me so proud. It'll make me so proud if that's
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how that turns out. However, you need to go live
life before you ever run for office. And this is
in no way trying to talk down to young men
or young women, but I am a total jerk when
it comes to this stuff. You need to reach a
certain age before you're qualified to lead anybody, before you're
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qualified to be a mayor, before you're qualified to be
in the House of Representatives the United States Senate. Don't
go into that crap when you're eighteen years old. What
the heck do you even know about anything when you're
eighteen years old. You're just making your way in life.
If I had my way, presidents of the United States
of America would be between forty five and sixty five period.
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Outside of that, you're not even qualified for the job
it all, but believe me, it's even worse for women.
So if you want me to keep going and be
a huge jerk, I'll do that. You should have life
experience under your belt. It's not that you're stupid. You
haven't lived enough life yet. I don't want my sons,
as soon as they reach the age of twenty two
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to go try to get on the city council and
try to run a town. You can hardly run the dishwasher.
At twenty two, you don't get to run a town.
And by the way, my kids can run the dishwasher.
But you see what I mean. I want them to
be involved. I want by the way, I want them
to work on campaigns. That's totally great. Yeah, please volunteer,
(30:12):
knock on doors, learn the ropes. That stuff is wonderful.
It's good to be part of something. By the way,
young men and young women, it's a great way if
you're looking for a great weight to meet members of
the opposite sex, don't shake your head, Chris. We had
people of the College Republicans when I was running for Congress. Tucson,
Arizona has obviously it's a college town, and they had
(30:35):
these college Republicans. There were kids who met on my campaign.
You ended up getting married. It's a great way to
possibly meet members of the opposite sex. You're out there
knocking on doors. Hey do you want to go get
a cheeseburger? See what I mean. I want young people involved,
but when you're too young, you have it. Go live life,
(30:55):
Go earn a paycheck, go get taxed, have to make
the rent and things like that. These I automatically distrust
somebody when they've worked in politics their whole life. And
I know a lot of these people because you ever
go back to Washington, d C. It's so many people there.
You'll run into some congressman or even a chief of
(31:17):
staff or something like that, and you go down through
their resume and there's nothing in the private sector at all. Nothing,
It's all. I went from a chief of staff and
I used to be the communications director, and before that
I was the assistant to the day of the day,
and then before that I was an intern. And before that, okay, well,
did you ever work at Jiffy Loop? Have you ever?
(31:40):
Have you ever held a shovel? Do you know how
to hold a shovel? Have you? These people are insanely
out of touch. And it's not even necessarily their fault.
If you walk right from the college pipeline and you
walk right into a Congress office in Washington, D C.
(32:02):
And you spend the next twenty or thirty years living, working,
and worshiping inside Washington, d C. Making money from a
government check, you don't know anything about the real world, nothing,
absolutely nothing, whatsoever. Garbage. Oh, by the way, doctor J. Battacharia,
who I love. I love doctor j. He killed Fauci
(32:23):
on the news or was great?
Speaker 4 (32:24):
I mean, I'm really glad that his words now can
be heard by the American people.
Speaker 1 (32:28):
And I share your concern.
Speaker 4 (32:29):
I think that when you have a new product like
the COVID vaccine was back then, you should be careful
with pregnant women. And it's shocking to me that that
he was sharing private thoughts and that he when he
was out on public and he was not in public
a lot. He didn't share those those private thoughts with
the American public, I mean, especially for something like the
COVID shots, which were brand new back then. I mean,
(32:50):
and Tony Fauci was was a major figure in trying
to get those those COVID shots off past the finish line.
He owed the American public some transparency regarding his honest thoughts.
You know, generally is the FDA that regulates products and
checks for side effects and so on. The NIH develops
the science that that produces the new vaccines. There's usually
(33:10):
like a you know, of one lane and another lane.
Tony Thaute in some sense was out of his lane
a push and then then use that power to tell
tell American one thing when when you really thought another.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Woman spared prison sentence for defrauding USAID funded charity or
funded charity ordered to repay one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars to the FEDS. The reason I brought this up
is just because it's understand that wherever government money your money,
tax payer money has been sucked out of your wallet
(33:44):
and starts flowing outward from the government, people are stealing it.
In every single industry, in the healthcare industry, they're stealing it.
In the military, they're stealing it. They're they're Wherever government
money gets doled out, you will have very people and
various groups. They will set up like satellites outside of
(34:05):
it and figure out ways to bloodsuck money from it.
This does not just apply to the federal government. Your
state government has a budget, people are stealing money from it.
Your town, large or small, has a budget, people are
stealing money from it. In fact, you could argue it's
easily the most lucrative financial crimes industry in the world
(34:27):
is stealing money from the government. And it's a pretty
simple explanation. The government has the most money. If that's
the biggest pot of gold, and you can find a
way to get your hands on some of it, it's
a no brainer. I will again applaud the Trump administration
for the work they are doing to take down fraud
(34:49):
in this country. Every day we get a new report
about a conviction here, an indictment here about this group
or that group, and we're shutting this down. We're just
scratching the surface. In another two and a half years,
they're still going to be doing these press conferences every
other day, telling you and telling me about this fraud,
how that we're ripping us off and this fraud hour
(35:11):
they were ripping us off. But this stuff is super
beneficial to start taking down these dirty thieves. Now, speaking
of credit to the Trump administration, he did something really
cool today. Well, something happened today and Trump is responsible
for it. And I want to make sure I give
him a big thumbs up for that one, because he
freaking deserves it. Then we are to talk about an
(35:32):
ugly story out of Massachusetts, will make fun of Dome,
some terrible pull numbers and emails. Hang on
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