August 14, 2026 • 35 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show on an amazing, wonderful Friday, and ask
doctor Jesse Friday. In case you're wondering where we're going
this hour, Well, some guy's mad at me because apparently
I'm not talking about Islam enough. Someone else wants to
talk about ninjitsu tips. I'll give you a couple helpful's there.
(00:35):
Someone wants to start numbering storms instead of naming them.
Someone else wants to talk about these DSA candidates. How
are they allowed to run?
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (00:44):
That is so much more coming up in the second
hour of The Jesse Kelly Show, But I want to
begin with this one, Jesse. The subject to this one
is Iran and their refusal to comply. I believe that
it is time to wipeout Carg Island. I think it pause.
I've asked you before. Hopefully you've done this at some
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point in time. If not, now is as good a
time as any to go look at a map of
KRG Island and see exactly what it is and where
it is. In case you're driving and you known't or
you just don't feel like it so you know, we
have this Strait of Hormuz thing right with Iran north
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of it, and then you go through the Strait of Hormos,
and then you've got all these countries Kuwait and other
deep deep into the Persian Gulf. Carg Island is way
past the Strait of Hormos, and it is deep, deep,
deep inside the Persian Gulf. Okay, it's it's practically at
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the end of it. That's where Carg Island is. Carg
Island has all these oil facilities and things. The Iranians
are all right, Jesse. I think the only way is
to smack them hard without committing ground troops to say
beep you and ruin them. When I was seventeen years
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old and went to Navy boot camp in November of
nineteen seventy nine, the Tehran hostages had been in captivity
for a while. Imagine my whole company's shocked that in
January when we graduated, the hostages had not been released. Also,
I had a friend that actually survived the bombing in Lebanon.
He had decided to sleep outside that night because of
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the heat. My point is, I have had enough of
these animals, says his name is Melton, and he says, ps,
sorry for the lengthy email. You can tell this is
just an awesome old dude. He writes, just a very
reasonable email and then apologizes at the end. Hey, sorry
it was too long, all right, Melton? So why not
just take out carg Island. Remember as you're looking at
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that map of carg Island or picturing it in your head,
look at the other countries. You see the United Arab
Emirates right right in there, right there in the Persian Gulf,
Saudi Arabia, big long coast, right in the Persian golf, Qatar,
Persian Golf, Kuwait, Persian Golf. You're staying with me here.
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Those countries, they it's not that they're against us. Okay,
it's not that they're against us. They are not able
to physically protect themselves from Iranian missiles in drones. Iran
has a large number and no one knows the amount
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of missiles and drones. Missiles and drones, missiles and drones.
They've been working on this for a long time. Okay.
So they can defeat the United States military, not at all.
But what they can do is they can start blowing
up critical infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, in the UAE, in Kuwait,
and those countries, even though they have various levels of
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modernization in the military, those countries can't stop it. Remember,
the United States of America has had to burn through
its missile stockpile trying to stop these Iranian attacks. And
this is US with everything in the world. Kuwait doesn't
have that, Saudi Arabia doesn't have that. The UAE, they
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do not have that. And I don't know if you've
been paying attention to the news, it would help if
you read these headlines every now and then maybe dug
into them a little bit. That these countries are getting
wounded every time we do something in Iran or to Iran.
Iran responds not with just lobbing missiles at US. It's
Saudi Arabia, it's Kuwait, it's the UAE, and they are
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doing great damage to the infrastructure of the other nations.
So look, there was a story out of the Wall
Street Journal. I read a little bit to you as
a couple of days ago. But it tracks with a
lot of the things that I've been hearing from people
I know the Trump administration. You know, we've been relying
on those other countries around there that kind of d
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us in this whole affair, they are being pressured by
those other countries to stop all this, stop all this.
Why it's because they're friends with Iran. No, not at all.
They hate Iran. They're tired of Iran. It's not that
they're being pressured because financially they are being smashed. If
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you're a country like Saudi Arabia and oil is your economy,
it's the entire economy. It's not like anyone's going there
for tourism and all of a sudden, your critical oil
infrastructure is being damaged, that becomes a national security issue
for you quickly. So we get caught up emotionally because
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we hate the Iran and the evil terrorist regime, and
I certainly do, and we say I'm sick of this. Stop.
Iran has leverage. I wish they didn't have leverage. I
hate that. I never want my enemies to have leverage.
But Iran has leverage. And one of the main things
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they've used as leverage is, hey, you other golf states,
you're all fair game the next time America starts dropping
bombs on us, And so they all know when the
United States of America launches another barrage of attacks on
this or that or whatever targets there are in Iran.
They know for a fact Iran's going to start launching
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drones at them and their infrastructure and they will be hurt.
And now those countries are, according to the report, telling
Donald Trump, hey, just do a deal, all right, So
Iran's gonna they're gonna pay a little toll or we'll
have to pay a little toll to we Ron. And okay, look,
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look I don't love it. It's better than the alternative.
Let's do a deal. Remember that before this conflict started,
twenty million barrels a day was flowing through the strait
of hormones a day. You know what it is now?
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Two six months? Do the math. I'm not gonna do
the math, but do the math yourself as best you can.
Six months, that's about one hundred and fifty days. How
many barrels of oil now aren't in the global supply.
And who's getting really squeezed with that? Those Gulf countries
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who make their living from the oil in a vacuum
where it's just America and Iran in a vacuum like that.
I understand your passion that that's just bomb them, kill
them all, and let God sort it out. Screw it,
We'll just vaporized carg Island. I completely get that point
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of view. I'm explaining to you why it hasn't happened yet.
Donald Trump knows economically, and look at the poll numbers, politically,
that's not possible. He doesn't have the political capital for that.
With your when your approval rating is this low, you
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don't have the political capital to conduct major military operations
on foreign soil. If you're a king, you don't. A
prime minister you don't. A president doesn't. When the when
you're when the public hates, frankly hate you, you don't
have political capital. And political capital is the currency you
need to conduct foreign wars. But we're there, and we're there,
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and it is what it is. Right now, Trump is
trying to hammer out a deal. And if you are
if you listen to people, or maybe you are one
of these people who says just kill them on that
God sort them out and let's who cares whatever happens. Again,
I'm not going to criticize you at all. Foreign policies complicated,
but I'm explaining right now why that's not happening. It's
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not happening. The UAE doesn't want it, Saudi Arabia doesn't
want it, Kuwait doesn't want it. On top of that,
what if we don't have the munitions to bomb from
the air. You've heard all the reporting wasn't from me,
It's been all over the news. What if we don't
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have the munitions to bomb it? Well, what's that mean?
Now you're sending in the troops. You have any earthly
idea how badly we are going to get annihilated at
the midterms. If we have troops dying on Iranian soil,
then Trump knows that he's well aware of that. That's
why there aren't any there. Trust me, he knows he's
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well aware. All right, I get your passion. That's the
logistics behind it. Let's move on. Talk about storms nijitsu
these DSA candidates, how are they allowed to run as Democrats? Next?
Speaker 1 (10:27):
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Speaker 2 (10:33):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
ask doctor Jesse Friday. Member, you can email the show
your love, your hates, your death threats Jesse At Jesse
kellyshow dot com. So I thought it would be helpful
if we did a quick immigration update. You ready for that?
An immigration update. It's going to go like this. There's
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a story dude gets busted. What did he do? He
stole one point five million dollars in COVID relief money.
And he's a mayor. He's the mayor of Lawrence, Massachusetts,
busted one point five million dollars. So what kind of
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a mayor would come in and promptly steal one point
five million dollars from COVID relief?
Speaker 3 (11:24):
Prefer English when I I can do never, I promise
to my constuci I speak perfer English. But I make
one promise. I move education four.
Speaker 2 (11:46):
Right, We're doing great here, Jesse. Hurricane storm naming is
the subject. Why not just number these storms rather than
coming up with names they or having and having one
group or another offense because the name sounds ethnic or
whatever the offense of the day is. Here's why you know.
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I don't give you a ton of parenting tips, because
what do I know about being a father? By the
grace of God, the boys turned out pretty good, but
I don't know anything about it. But I'll give you
this one. The absolute worst thing you can do as
a parent when your children are young is teach them
that throwing a fit will give you positive results. And
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I know this is difficult, but when you're out, and
when you're out in a restaurant, and I'm not talking
about like a newborn, you can't do anything there. But
let's say you've got a two year old three year
old and they're going a fit getting loud. I said,
I wanted chicken nuggets. Okay. You can respond one of
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two ways. The first way is okay, okay, calm down, honey,
let's get you some chicken nuggets. Or you can lean
in and say, if you raise your voice one more time,
you and I are gonna go to the restroom for
a couple minutes and you won't enjoy it. Shut your
mouth in, eat your dinner. Does that sound mean? Maybe
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it does sound mean. What that child has just done,
That child has learned. The child's testing always testing what
works what doesn't work. Like my dog Fred, Fred knows
if you sit and look really clute, cute, that's a
great way to get table scraps. Your child is always
learning what works, how do I get what I want?
Speaker 1 (13:35):
And more?
Speaker 2 (13:35):
Importantly, what won't get me what I want? Why don't
my children smart off? I mean, don't get me wrong, there
are a couple of little smart alex But when they're
in trouble with something like that, why don't they smart off?
Because smarting off is going to make things so much
worse for you, so much worse for you. Communists are
exactly the same way, and people getting offended is exactly
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the same. It's why you hear me make fun of
people who email this show all the time and tell
me how offended they are about this or offended they
are about that. If you give those people what they want,
if you give them the control they want over you,
they will do it again and again and again and
again and again without end. Ob does it to me.
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You know what she does, She'll put on sun dress
or shorts and cowboy boots. Certainly if she wants something,
she's going to be wearing cowboy boots and shorts because
she knows them weak, and she knows that's going to
be the moment where she can say, do you think
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I could get some extra stuff for my garden? And
I'm gonna say, all right, that's fine, because I'm weak right.
I've shown her my weaknesses and she exploits them, which
is heartless. Hey, dear sense I know you previously divulged
some wisdom to your humble listening audience about your niujitsu background,
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but I was wondering if you would be willing to
share what, in your opinion is the superior weapon of choice.
Nun chucks or a bow staff which is your preferred weapon,
and like the Ninja Turtles, do you have a master splinter.
Please don't say my name, as some ninjas like to
remain in the shadows. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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First of all, I don't have a master splinter. I
am the master. That's one second. I would have to
say the bow staff is superior to nunchucks. And the
reason I say that is this as a died in
the wool teenage mutant Ninja Turtles fan from the time
I was a young boy, Michelangelo was my favorite Ninja
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Turtle and Michelangelo was the one who, by the way, Chris,
they named an artist after him. Michelangelo was the one
who had nunchucks that was his weapon. Got a pair
of nunchucks one time they had pads on them, right,
they not thick pads, though they had pads on them.
Do you have any idea how many times I hurt
myself trying to do the mic Langelo stuff for them?
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And I tried, I really really tried, and it never worked.
And then I got to know this kid who's really
bad kids. He had a rough upbringing whatever it is,
what it is. I invited him over my house one day.
We were outside playing, then we went in and played
video games, which was awesome. Then I woke up the
next day after he went home and my nunchucks were gone.
He stole my nunchucks. I know, Chris, I've never been
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more devastated my entire life. He ended up admitting it,
and his mom made him give him back and he
ruined him. He trashed him by the time he even
gave him back. So I have a lot of nunchuck PTSD.
I want to go with the bow staff. We've all
been practicing with the bow staff our entire lives. Every
time you grab a broom or a shovel or something
like that, you've been preparing. Somebody's mad at me about Muslims.
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Next it is, there's a Jesse Kelly show on a
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Spotify iTunes. We'll get back to it in just a moment.
I have to play you this one. This is Emily Gallagher.
She's an assembly woman in New York. Listen to what
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she says. Most of what we saw were crimes of poverty.
People who are stealing things like toothpaste, people who are.
Speaker 1 (17:25):
Stealing things like, you know, soap, and that means if
you're stealing those things, you need them.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
They're just destroyers. They don't mean well, they're just destroyers.
They know what they're doing is destroying society. They want
to destroy society. They hate themselves. And by the way,
anybody who's been in New York City knows exactly why
the animals steal the toothpaste and the soap and the shampoo.
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And it's not because they're just super clean, and it's
not because they're poor, and it's not because they need them.
The animals steal all these things because then they go
set up a table on a street corner where you're
walking down the street in New York City. I'm not kidding.
If you Look, if you're there right now, you know
what I'm talking about, but other people don't know it.
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You'll walk down the street and there will be a
huge table set up of all these random goods. Wait
a minute, there's allergy medication, and I can get some toothpaste.
And he's got razors on sale. Where did this hobo
come by all this stuff? They stole it and they're
fencing it. And because communists are pro criminal, they don't
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bust these things. That's the true reality. Oh, we got
this one. This guy's upset. First of all, he's sent
a link. Listen, we're never clicking on any links. This
is not gonna happen. But then he got mad. Jesse,
you are still silent on the issue. He put an
exclamation point on it. You are possessed over communism but
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silent on Islam taking over the country. You must have
Muslim friends and are afraid to hurt their feelings. Put that.
He put an exclamation point on that one and this
one too. You are a coward, all right, So listen, brother,
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you need to get off the internet. That's one. I
am sure that you spend all day, every day clicking
on every social media link. You can find. I know
that it comes through in four sentences. It comes through.
It's not good for your mental health. It's time for
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you to take a break, step away. That's one. Two.
How do I know that from just the email? It's
not just the email. I've talked about all kinds of
things when it comes to most and islamis and I
talk about that all the time. Why haven't you heard it?
Because you are so mentally warped by this point in time,
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by so much time online. Anyone who says anything about
any other subject is missing the real issue. And what
is that issue? Well, it's of course the thing that
you're obsessing over. You didn't even hear me. Your ears
have stopped working because you've spent too much time online.
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And I'll tell you, I'm not even going to read
your name, but I can tell already right off the
bat that I know because of your name and the email,
I know for a fact that you are older. And
that is not an insult to older people. This is
a warning to older people, and it's a warning I've
put out there multiple times before. Please hear me. If
you are an older American social media social media, is
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it bad for this group? Or that group of Yes,
it could be used for really a lot of good too,
but can be used for a lot of bad. Our
kids kids these days, are they too addicted to social media?
Of course, I myself probably am, although ex is really
the only one I use. Of course they are. Social
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media is infinitely more damaging to older people than it
is younger people. Infinitely more damaging. And do you know
how I know this? I know this because one I
have older people in my life, parents in laws, things
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like that, and I can't count how many times they
have texted or sent me something that is completely bogus.
But of course they saw someone put it on Facebook,
and they took it hook line and sinker and they
ran with it without looking it up, because no one's
gonna lie on Facebook. It's not that your dumb technology
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move faster than you did. I know because it happened
to me. Technology moves faster than I intend to move.
So I've backed off of it. I don't believe anything
anymore because every time I would click on an AI
picture is something I would believe it, my kids would
be all, Dad, that's AI, Come on. So I just
don't believe at all. You can sit around retired, and
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you can obsess over any single issue you can imagine,
and you can just browse and scroll and click all
day long, and you can whip yourself into such a
miserable frenzy. Do you know who cusses at me the
most online on social media? People with gray hair, not
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even kidding, people with gray hair and whiskers. Ninety percent
of the nasty hey, you beeping idiot, ninety percent of
those are people with gray hair and whiskers. What's going
on there? I mean, I look at that person, and
I think you should be making your grandchildren cookies. And
you're cussing me out online? You don't even know me?
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What's going on there? Too much time on those phones,
too much time on social media, too much time obsessing
over something. Now what are you? You're a moron. Now
you've obsessed your way into being an angry, bitter moron
who cusses a strangers online. This guy just called me
a coward over something he was blatantly wrong about. Jeez. Anyway,
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if I told you to switch to pere top, I
have right. Look, we talk about foreigners all the time
taking American jobs. It's a national crisis that foreigners are
taking American jobs. So what can we do about it?
Beyond voting? What can we do? We can support companies
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One thing I've been thinking about that doesn't make sense
to me. How are the DSA candidates able to run
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in Democrat primaries as open members of a separate primary
from the Democrats. Shouldn't they be running as third parties? Well,
they don't register that way. Remember this. Remember now, I'll
just tell you what it was like in my area
back when I ran for Congress twice. Things may have changed,
but this will give you some idea if you want to,
Like I wanted to run as the Republican for Congress
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down there. I wanted to be a Republican running for Congress.
So I can't just register as a Republican and go
down and say, put my name on the ballot. It
doesn't work that way. I have to register as a
Republican and then there there's a set number of signatures
I have to get from people, and if I get
a enough, we'll call it a hundred. I believe it
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was a lot more than that, but we'll call it
one hundred. I have to get one hundred signatures from
people who live in the district. If I reach my
signature quota. These are not votes, remember they're just signatures.
If I reach my signature quota, then I can get
on the ballot. And I had to do it. I
worked for it, My people work for it. Just setting
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up a ten hey, not asking you to vote whatever,
Just can you put me on the ballot. You get
enough of those signatures and turn them in and they
get approved. It doesn't matter who you are, what you are,
what you say you are. If I registered as a
Republican and I got those signatures, enough signatures to get
my name on the ballot, I can come out the
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next day and say I'm a communist. I hate America.
I'm going to be a Republican on the ballot running
no matter what, because I already checked all the boxes.
There aren't as many blocks as you may water I
may want on these things. It generally just comes down
to relatively small and easy procedural things like gathering signatures.
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Isn't that unbelievably easy? By the way, gathering signatures. We're
not talking about some verification that you even live in
the district or anything like that. Just go get signatures. Now,
knowing that and knowing how these communists group up all
the time like sheep, how difficult do you think it
would be for one of these DSA communists to gather
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the necessary signatures they need to get on the Democrat ballot.
Democrats can't keep them off. They can't. I don't know
what they're gonna do. If you can't get them off,
you're gonna have to work with them. That's where Democrats
look at it now. Anyway, we have a lot more hang.
Speaker 1 (27:06):
On, miss does catch up Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2 (27:27):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday.
Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. The subject of this one is tips for
fans of the show. Hey, Jesse, I often listen to
your show while I'm drinking. I've noticed these shows are
the ones I like the most. This confirms my theory
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that of Booze amplifying the drama. My girlfriend loves you too,
and hates that I drink. She loves that you always say,
just keep struggling and you will win. Buddy, I don't
think it sounds like you're struggling. It sounds like you're
embracing it. Jesse. I'm in the suburbs of Denver, and
the filth of the city is making its way down here,
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slowly but surely. Pile on the subhuman communists who are
protecting illegals, increasing our taxes by way of fees, and
stripping us of our Second Amendment rights. And I'm over it.
I plan on putting my house up for sale the
next eighteen months or so. I'm moving to a neighboring
free state where I plan to live. I'm no left
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than forty acres and live free. I told you that
story about my buddy who was a Denver free He
just fell in love with it. Back in the day.
We would go down there I've told you before for
various things, concerts and whatnot. And he just fell in
love with it and got himself a great career in Denver,
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and then got himself to a point where he could
really live anywhere. He had one of those traveling sales jobs.
I mean, if you got an airport, you can live anywhere.
But he's never going to leave Denver. He's a Denver guy,
ski freak two. So it's just a total Denver guy.
But found himself a dime, did the right thing and
put a ring on her finger, started making babies, got
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his car. It lived in the burbs, got his car
stolen from his driveway, run night, then it happened again.
Then he and his wife had a very quick conversation.
It's time, believe, there's no stopping it. This is why
I've brought this up, and I almost hate bringing it
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up because the solutions to this are all bad. The
problem is deadly, but fixing the problem is all bad.
Blue States. Now that there are no more guardrails on
the communism of Blue States, there's no evil they won't do,
there's no criminal they won't turn loose. These are hostile
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foreign city states operating inside the borders of the United
States of America. What nation can survive hostile foreign city
states making war on it from within? Think about this.
I mean, I played this for you earlier from Sean Duffy,
Transportation Secretary.
Speaker 4 (30:16):
We've taken twenty six thousand vehicles out of service because
the drivers don't speak English. We've taken thirty thousand drivers
off the roads because their licenses were illegally issued. We
have partnered with ICE. We're doing sting operations over two
day periods of time, over.
Speaker 2 (30:34):
Thirty six thousand. Where'd they come from? Blue States are
so sick and evil now they will hand out big
rig licenses, they will hand out CDLs to foreigners who
don't even speak English. And then, well, California does this.
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They're famous for it. They don't stay inside the borders
of California. That dirt ball who doesn't read and don't
know how to read the road signs, doesn't care about
your culture, certainly doesn't care about your family. That guy's
driving on your highway no matter where you are. All
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the solutions to this are bad because the solutions to
this if the Communists won't allow fair elections, and we
all know the communists won't allow fair elections in an
area they control. Is so if the people no longer
have the power to reverse this inside the blue areas,
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I hate to even say it, it's going to require
the federal government stepping in and smashing them. Now, I'm
a free American. I like states rights, limited government. But
you can't have the state of California making war on
the other forty nine states. You can't have the city
of Chicago making war on the other nine or yeah,
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on all the other states in the country. This is
the governor of New York talking about all the illegals. Member.
She just bragged publicly about giving seven million dollars in
taxpayer money to illegals for their legal fees. This is
the governor of New York.
Speaker 5 (32:15):
Statute of liberty stands tall in our harbor for generations.
She's had a simple message, bring me or tired, you're poor,
your huddled masses yearning to be free. And despite the
utter lack of humanity and compassion coming out of Washington,
that method still means something here in New York. And
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it means that in this state we treat all people
with dignity and decency, regardless of how they got here.
Speaker 2 (32:45):
New York took a bunch of murderers and sex offenders
and opened up their jails to let them out on
the streets so they couldn't be deported by ice that
requires a federal response, can't allow because these people don't
stay inside those borders. If they did, I'd say, screw them,
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wether screw them, you go live with them. They don't
do that. But they're not monitoring that guy when they
open up the jail cell. He might be right next
to me. He might be standing in front of my
home as we speak with a pick axe in his hand.
They don't keep them there. How do we deal with
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the communist revolution the Democrat Party has become? It is
a big question. King of the analogy, This guy says,
I just just a thought. I wonder if deportations have
been so slow, because if we were, in fact to
get ten million people out, much less one hundred million people,
it would crash the economy. Think of how many businesses
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would close, homes vacated, sales dropping, and public businesses would
mean would be meaning, stacks would plummet. Is they're a
way to do it quickly and keep things from clashing crashing,
What say you crashing? I don't know that I would
put it that way. Are there going to be times
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where it hurts really bad? Yes? Again, treat the mass
importation of foreigners like a nation getting hooked on a drug.
And we've been hooked on these foreigners for a long time.
When you've been hooked on a drug for a long time,
they become part of just how your body operates, how
your mind operates, and it can be dangerous if you
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stop it just all at once, cold Turkey. That's why
they have drugs to help you get off of other drugs,
to try to give you a soft landing on things.
It's it's where we are. But look, it doesn't matter.
To save the country, we have to deport one hundred
and seven million. One hundred and seven million. Do you
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want to hear a great example of someone who has
to go along with a great lesson on how communists operate.
I have Abdul al Sayed's sister next
This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show on an amazing, wonderful Friday, and ask
doctor Jesse Friday. In case you're wondering where we're going
this hour, Well, some guy's mad at me because apparently
I'm not talking about Islam enough. Someone else wants to
talk about ninjitsu tips. I'll give you a couple helpful's there.
(00:35):
Someone wants to start numbering storms instead of naming them.
Someone else wants to talk about these DSA candidates. How
are they allowed to run?
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (00:44):
That is so much more coming up in the second
hour of The Jesse Kelly Show, But I want to
begin with this one, Jesse. The subject to this one
is Iran and their refusal to comply. I believe that
it is time to wipeout Carg Island. I think it pause.
I've asked you before. Hopefully you've done this at some
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point in time. If not, now is as good a
time as any to go look at a map of
KRG Island and see exactly what it is and where
it is. In case you're driving and you known't or
you just don't feel like it so you know, we
have this Strait of Hormuz thing right with Iran north
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of it, and then you go through the Strait of Hormos,
and then you've got all these countries Kuwait and other
deep deep into the Persian Gulf. Carg Island is way
past the Strait of Hormos, and it is deep, deep,
deep inside the Persian Gulf. Okay, it's it's practically at
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the end of it. That's where Carg Island is. Carg
Island has all these oil facilities and things. The Iranians
are all right, Jesse. I think the only way is
to smack them hard without committing ground troops to say
beep you and ruin them. When I was seventeen years
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old and went to Navy boot camp in November of
nineteen seventy nine, the Tehran hostages had been in captivity
for a while. Imagine my whole company's shocked that in
January when we graduated, the hostages had not been released. Also,
I had a friend that actually survived the bombing in Lebanon.
He had decided to sleep outside that night because of
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the heat. My point is, I have had enough of
these animals, says his name is Melton, and he says, ps,
sorry for the lengthy email. You can tell this is
just an awesome old dude. He writes, just a very
reasonable email and then apologizes at the end. Hey, sorry
it was too long, all right, Melton? So why not
just take out carg Island. Remember as you're looking at
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that map of carg Island or picturing it in your head,
look at the other countries. You see the United Arab
Emirates right right in there, right there in the Persian Gulf,
Saudi Arabia, big long coast, right in the Persian golf, Qatar,
Persian Golf, Kuwait, Persian Golf. You're staying with me here.
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Those countries, they it's not that they're against us. Okay,
it's not that they're against us. They are not able
to physically protect themselves from Iranian missiles in drones. Iran
has a large number and no one knows the amount
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of missiles and drones. Missiles and drones, missiles and drones.
They've been working on this for a long time. Okay.
So they can defeat the United States military, not at all.
But what they can do is they can start blowing
up critical infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, in the UAE, in Kuwait,
and those countries, even though they have various levels of
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modernization in the military, those countries can't stop it. Remember,
the United States of America has had to burn through
its missile stockpile trying to stop these Iranian attacks. And
this is US with everything in the world. Kuwait doesn't
have that, Saudi Arabia doesn't have that. The UAE, they
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do not have that. And I don't know if you've
been paying attention to the news, it would help if
you read these headlines every now and then maybe dug
into them a little bit. That these countries are getting
wounded every time we do something in Iran or to Iran.
Iran responds not with just lobbing missiles at US. It's
Saudi Arabia, it's Kuwait, it's the UAE, and they are
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doing great damage to the infrastructure of the other nations.
So look, there was a story out of the Wall
Street Journal. I read a little bit to you as
a couple of days ago. But it tracks with a
lot of the things that I've been hearing from people
I know the Trump administration. You know, we've been relying
on those other countries around there that kind of d
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us in this whole affair, they are being pressured by
those other countries to stop all this, stop all this.
Why it's because they're friends with Iran. No, not at all.
They hate Iran. They're tired of Iran. It's not that
they're being pressured because financially they are being smashed. If
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you're a country like Saudi Arabia and oil is your economy,
it's the entire economy. It's not like anyone's going there
for tourism and all of a sudden, your critical oil
infrastructure is being damaged, that becomes a national security issue
for you quickly. So we get caught up emotionally because
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we hate the Iran and the evil terrorist regime, and
I certainly do, and we say I'm sick of this. Stop.
Iran has leverage. I wish they didn't have leverage. I
hate that. I never want my enemies to have leverage.
But Iran has leverage. And one of the main things
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they've used as leverage is, hey, you other golf states,
you're all fair game the next time America starts dropping
bombs on us, And so they all know when the
United States of America launches another barrage of attacks on
this or that or whatever targets there are in Iran.
They know for a fact Iran's going to start launching
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drones at them and their infrastructure and they will be hurt.
And now those countries are, according to the report, telling
Donald Trump, hey, just do a deal, all right, So
Iran's gonna they're gonna pay a little toll or we'll
have to pay a little toll to we Ron. And okay, look,
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look I don't love it. It's better than the alternative.
Let's do a deal. Remember that before this conflict started,
twenty million barrels a day was flowing through the strait
of hormones a day. You know what it is now?
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Two six months? Do the math. I'm not gonna do
the math, but do the math yourself as best you can.
Six months, that's about one hundred and fifty days. How
many barrels of oil now aren't in the global supply.
And who's getting really squeezed with that? Those Gulf countries
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who make their living from the oil in a vacuum
where it's just America and Iran in a vacuum like that.
I understand your passion that that's just bomb them, kill
them all, and let God sort it out. Screw it,
We'll just vaporized carg Island. I completely get that point
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of view. I'm explaining to you why it hasn't happened yet.
Donald Trump knows economically, and look at the poll numbers, politically,
that's not possible. He doesn't have the political capital for that.
With your when your approval rating is this low, you
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don't have the political capital to conduct major military operations
on foreign soil. If you're a king, you don't. A
prime minister you don't. A president doesn't. When the when
you're when the public hates, frankly hate you, you don't
have political capital. And political capital is the currency you
need to conduct foreign wars. But we're there, and we're there,
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and it is what it is. Right now, Trump is
trying to hammer out a deal. And if you are
if you listen to people, or maybe you are one
of these people who says just kill them on that
God sort them out and let's who cares whatever happens. Again,
I'm not going to criticize you at all. Foreign policies complicated,
but I'm explaining right now why that's not happening. It's
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not happening. The UAE doesn't want it, Saudi Arabia doesn't
want it, Kuwait doesn't want it. On top of that,
what if we don't have the munitions to bomb from
the air. You've heard all the reporting wasn't from me,
It's been all over the news. What if we don't
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have the munitions to bomb it? Well, what's that mean?
Now you're sending in the troops. You have any earthly
idea how badly we are going to get annihilated at
the midterms. If we have troops dying on Iranian soil,
then Trump knows that he's well aware of that. That's
why there aren't any there. Trust me, he knows he's
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well aware. All right, I get your passion. That's the
logistics behind it. Let's move on. Talk about storms nijitsu
these DSA candidates, how are they allowed to run as Democrats? Next?
Speaker 1 (10:27):
Bring a little stocky, follow, like and subscribe on social
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Speaker 2 (10:33):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
ask doctor Jesse Friday. Member, you can email the show
your love, your hates, your death threats Jesse At Jesse
kellyshow dot com. So I thought it would be helpful
if we did a quick immigration update. You ready for that?
An immigration update. It's going to go like this. There's
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a story dude gets busted. What did he do? He
stole one point five million dollars in COVID relief money.
And he's a mayor. He's the mayor of Lawrence, Massachusetts,
busted one point five million dollars. So what kind of
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a mayor would come in and promptly steal one point
five million dollars from COVID relief?
Speaker 3 (11:24):
Prefer English when I I can do never, I promise
to my constuci I speak perfer English. But I make
one promise. I move education four.
Speaker 2 (11:46):
Right, We're doing great here, Jesse. Hurricane storm naming is
the subject. Why not just number these storms rather than
coming up with names they or having and having one
group or another offense because the name sounds ethnic or
whatever the offense of the day is. Here's why you know.
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I don't give you a ton of parenting tips, because
what do I know about being a father? By the
grace of God, the boys turned out pretty good, but
I don't know anything about it. But I'll give you
this one. The absolute worst thing you can do as
a parent when your children are young is teach them
that throwing a fit will give you positive results. And
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I know this is difficult, but when you're out, and
when you're out in a restaurant, and I'm not talking
about like a newborn, you can't do anything there. But
let's say you've got a two year old three year
old and they're going a fit getting loud. I said,
I wanted chicken nuggets. Okay. You can respond one of
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two ways. The first way is okay, okay, calm down, honey,
let's get you some chicken nuggets. Or you can lean
in and say, if you raise your voice one more time,
you and I are gonna go to the restroom for
a couple minutes and you won't enjoy it. Shut your
mouth in, eat your dinner. Does that sound mean? Maybe
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it does sound mean. What that child has just done,
That child has learned. The child's testing always testing what
works what doesn't work. Like my dog Fred, Fred knows
if you sit and look really clute, cute, that's a
great way to get table scraps. Your child is always
learning what works, how do I get what I want?
Speaker 1 (13:35):
And more?
Speaker 2 (13:35):
Importantly, what won't get me what I want? Why don't
my children smart off? I mean, don't get me wrong, there
are a couple of little smart alex But when they're
in trouble with something like that, why don't they smart off?
Because smarting off is going to make things so much
worse for you, so much worse for you. Communists are
exactly the same way, and people getting offended is exactly
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the same. It's why you hear me make fun of
people who email this show all the time and tell
me how offended they are about this or offended they
are about that. If you give those people what they want,
if you give them the control they want over you,
they will do it again and again and again and
again and again without end. Ob does it to me.
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You know what she does, She'll put on sun dress
or shorts and cowboy boots. Certainly if she wants something,
she's going to be wearing cowboy boots and shorts because
she knows them weak, and she knows that's going to
be the moment where she can say, do you think
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I could get some extra stuff for my garden? And
I'm gonna say, all right, that's fine, because I'm weak right.
I've shown her my weaknesses and she exploits them, which
is heartless. Hey, dear sense I know you previously divulged
some wisdom to your humble listening audience about your niujitsu background,
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but I was wondering if you would be willing to
share what, in your opinion is the superior weapon of choice.
Nun chucks or a bow staff which is your preferred weapon,
and like the Ninja Turtles, do you have a master splinter.
Please don't say my name, as some ninjas like to
remain in the shadows. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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First of all, I don't have a master splinter. I
am the master. That's one second. I would have to
say the bow staff is superior to nunchucks. And the
reason I say that is this as a died in
the wool teenage mutant Ninja Turtles fan from the time
I was a young boy, Michelangelo was my favorite Ninja
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Turtle and Michelangelo was the one who, by the way, Chris,
they named an artist after him. Michelangelo was the one
who had nunchucks that was his weapon. Got a pair
of nunchucks one time they had pads on them, right,
they not thick pads, though they had pads on them.
Do you have any idea how many times I hurt
myself trying to do the mic Langelo stuff for them?
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And I tried, I really really tried, and it never worked.
And then I got to know this kid who's really
bad kids. He had a rough upbringing whatever it is,
what it is. I invited him over my house one day.
We were outside playing, then we went in and played
video games, which was awesome. Then I woke up the
next day after he went home and my nunchucks were gone.
He stole my nunchucks. I know, Chris, I've never been
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more devastated my entire life. He ended up admitting it,
and his mom made him give him back and he
ruined him. He trashed him by the time he even
gave him back. So I have a lot of nunchuck PTSD.
I want to go with the bow staff. We've all
been practicing with the bow staff our entire lives. Every
time you grab a broom or a shovel or something
like that, you've been preparing. Somebody's mad at me about Muslims.
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Next it is, there's a Jesse Kelly show on a
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I have to play you this one. This is Emily Gallagher.
She's an assembly woman in New York. Listen to what
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she says. Most of what we saw were crimes of poverty.
People who are stealing things like toothpaste, people who are.
Speaker 1 (17:25):
Stealing things like, you know, soap, and that means if
you're stealing those things, you need them.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
They're just destroyers. They don't mean well, they're just destroyers.
They know what they're doing is destroying society. They want
to destroy society. They hate themselves. And by the way,
anybody who's been in New York City knows exactly why
the animals steal the toothpaste and the soap and the shampoo.
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And it's not because they're just super clean, and it's
not because they're poor, and it's not because they need them.
The animals steal all these things because then they go
set up a table on a street corner where you're
walking down the street in New York City. I'm not kidding.
If you Look, if you're there right now, you know
what I'm talking about, but other people don't know it.
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You'll walk down the street and there will be a
huge table set up of all these random goods. Wait
a minute, there's allergy medication, and I can get some toothpaste.
And he's got razors on sale. Where did this hobo
come by all this stuff? They stole it and they're
fencing it. And because communists are pro criminal, they don't
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bust these things. That's the true reality. Oh, we got
this one. This guy's upset. First of all, he's sent
a link. Listen, we're never clicking on any links. This
is not gonna happen. But then he got mad. Jesse,
you are still silent on the issue. He put an
exclamation point on it. You are possessed over communism but
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silent on Islam taking over the country. You must have
Muslim friends and are afraid to hurt their feelings. Put that.
He put an exclamation point on that one and this
one too. You are a coward, all right, So listen, brother,
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you need to get off the internet. That's one. I
am sure that you spend all day, every day clicking
on every social media link. You can find. I know
that it comes through in four sentences. It comes through.
It's not good for your mental health. It's time for
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you to take a break, step away. That's one. Two.
How do I know that from just the email? It's
not just the email. I've talked about all kinds of
things when it comes to most and islamis and I
talk about that all the time. Why haven't you heard it?
Because you are so mentally warped by this point in time,
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by so much time online. Anyone who says anything about
any other subject is missing the real issue. And what
is that issue? Well, it's of course the thing that
you're obsessing over. You didn't even hear me. Your ears
have stopped working because you've spent too much time online.
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And I'll tell you, I'm not even going to read
your name, but I can tell already right off the
bat that I know because of your name and the email,
I know for a fact that you are older. And
that is not an insult to older people. This is
a warning to older people, and it's a warning I've
put out there multiple times before. Please hear me. If
you are an older American social media social media, is
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it bad for this group? Or that group of Yes,
it could be used for really a lot of good too,
but can be used for a lot of bad. Our
kids kids these days, are they too addicted to social media?
Of course, I myself probably am, although ex is really
the only one I use. Of course they are. Social
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media is infinitely more damaging to older people than it
is younger people. Infinitely more damaging. And do you know
how I know this? I know this because one I
have older people in my life, parents in laws, things
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like that, and I can't count how many times they
have texted or sent me something that is completely bogus.
But of course they saw someone put it on Facebook,
and they took it hook line and sinker and they
ran with it without looking it up, because no one's
gonna lie on Facebook. It's not that your dumb technology
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move faster than you did. I know because it happened
to me. Technology moves faster than I intend to move.
So I've backed off of it. I don't believe anything
anymore because every time I would click on an AI
picture is something I would believe it, my kids would
be all, Dad, that's AI, Come on. So I just
don't believe at all. You can sit around retired, and
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you can obsess over any single issue you can imagine,
and you can just browse and scroll and click all
day long, and you can whip yourself into such a
miserable frenzy. Do you know who cusses at me the
most online on social media? People with gray hair, not
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even kidding, people with gray hair and whiskers. Ninety percent
of the nasty hey, you beeping idiot, ninety percent of
those are people with gray hair and whiskers. What's going
on there? I mean, I look at that person, and
I think you should be making your grandchildren cookies. And
you're cussing me out online? You don't even know me?
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What's going on there? Too much time on those phones,
too much time on social media, too much time obsessing
over something. Now what are you? You're a moron. Now
you've obsessed your way into being an angry, bitter moron
who cusses a strangers online. This guy just called me
a coward over something he was blatantly wrong about. Jeez. Anyway,
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if I told you to switch to pere top, I
have right. Look, we talk about foreigners all the time
taking American jobs. It's a national crisis that foreigners are
taking American jobs. So what can we do about it?
Beyond voting? What can we do? We can support companies
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that don't do that. Pure Talk has one hundred percent
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dial pound two five zero and you say, Jesse, you
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One thing I've been thinking about that doesn't make sense
to me. How are the DSA candidates able to run
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in Democrat primaries as open members of a separate primary
from the Democrats. Shouldn't they be running as third parties? Well,
they don't register that way. Remember this. Remember now, I'll
just tell you what it was like in my area
back when I ran for Congress twice. Things may have changed,
but this will give you some idea if you want to,
Like I wanted to run as the Republican for Congress
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down there. I wanted to be a Republican running for Congress.
So I can't just register as a Republican and go
down and say, put my name on the ballot. It
doesn't work that way. I have to register as a
Republican and then there there's a set number of signatures
I have to get from people, and if I get
a enough, we'll call it a hundred. I believe it
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was a lot more than that, but we'll call it
one hundred. I have to get one hundred signatures from
people who live in the district. If I reach my
signature quota. These are not votes, remember they're just signatures.
If I reach my signature quota, then I can get
on the ballot. And I had to do it. I
worked for it, My people work for it. Just setting
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up a ten hey, not asking you to vote whatever,
Just can you put me on the ballot. You get
enough of those signatures and turn them in and they
get approved. It doesn't matter who you are, what you are,
what you say you are. If I registered as a
Republican and I got those signatures, enough signatures to get
my name on the ballot, I can come out the
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next day and say I'm a communist. I hate America.
I'm going to be a Republican on the ballot running
no matter what, because I already checked all the boxes.
There aren't as many blocks as you may water I
may want on these things. It generally just comes down
to relatively small and easy procedural things like gathering signatures.
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Isn't that unbelievably easy? By the way, gathering signatures. We're
not talking about some verification that you even live in
the district or anything like that. Just go get signatures. Now,
knowing that and knowing how these communists group up all
the time like sheep, how difficult do you think it
would be for one of these DSA communists to gather
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the necessary signatures they need to get on the Democrat ballot.
Democrats can't keep them off. They can't. I don't know
what they're gonna do. If you can't get them off,
you're gonna have to work with them. That's where Democrats
look at it now. Anyway, we have a lot more hang.
Speaker 1 (27:06):
On, miss does catch up Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2 (27:27):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday.
Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. The subject of this one is tips for
fans of the show. Hey, Jesse, I often listen to
your show while I'm drinking. I've noticed these shows are
the ones I like the most. This confirms my theory
(27:50):
that of Booze amplifying the drama. My girlfriend loves you too,
and hates that I drink. She loves that you always say,
just keep struggling and you will win. Buddy, I don't
think it sounds like you're struggling. It sounds like you're
embracing it. Jesse. I'm in the suburbs of Denver, and
the filth of the city is making its way down here,
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slowly but surely. Pile on the subhuman communists who are
protecting illegals, increasing our taxes by way of fees, and
stripping us of our Second Amendment rights. And I'm over it.
I plan on putting my house up for sale the
next eighteen months or so. I'm moving to a neighboring
free state where I plan to live. I'm no left
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than forty acres and live free. I told you that
story about my buddy who was a Denver free He
just fell in love with it. Back in the day.
We would go down there I've told you before for
various things, concerts and whatnot. And he just fell in
love with it and got himself a great career in Denver,
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and then got himself to a point where he could
really live anywhere. He had one of those traveling sales jobs.
I mean, if you got an airport, you can live anywhere.
But he's never going to leave Denver. He's a Denver guy,
ski freak two. So it's just a total Denver guy.
But found himself a dime, did the right thing and
put a ring on her finger, started making babies, got
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his car. It lived in the burbs, got his car
stolen from his driveway, run night, then it happened again.
Then he and his wife had a very quick conversation.
It's time, believe, there's no stopping it. This is why
I've brought this up, and I almost hate bringing it
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up because the solutions to this are all bad. The
problem is deadly, but fixing the problem is all bad.
Blue States. Now that there are no more guardrails on
the communism of Blue States, there's no evil they won't do,
there's no criminal they won't turn loose. These are hostile
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foreign city states operating inside the borders of the United
States of America. What nation can survive hostile foreign city
states making war on it from within? Think about this.
I mean, I played this for you earlier from Sean Duffy,
Transportation Secretary.
Speaker 4 (30:16):
We've taken twenty six thousand vehicles out of service because
the drivers don't speak English. We've taken thirty thousand drivers
off the roads because their licenses were illegally issued. We
have partnered with ICE. We're doing sting operations over two
day periods of time, over.
Speaker 2 (30:34):
Thirty six thousand. Where'd they come from? Blue States are
so sick and evil now they will hand out big
rig licenses, they will hand out CDLs to foreigners who
don't even speak English. And then, well, California does this.
(30:55):
They're famous for it. They don't stay inside the borders
of California. That dirt ball who doesn't read and don't
know how to read the road signs, doesn't care about
your culture, certainly doesn't care about your family. That guy's
driving on your highway no matter where you are. All
(31:16):
the solutions to this are bad because the solutions to
this if the Communists won't allow fair elections, and we
all know the communists won't allow fair elections in an
area they control. Is so if the people no longer
have the power to reverse this inside the blue areas,
(31:37):
I hate to even say it, it's going to require
the federal government stepping in and smashing them. Now, I'm
a free American. I like states rights, limited government. But
you can't have the state of California making war on
the other forty nine states. You can't have the city
of Chicago making war on the other nine or yeah,
(32:01):
on all the other states in the country. This is
the governor of New York talking about all the illegals. Member.
She just bragged publicly about giving seven million dollars in
taxpayer money to illegals for their legal fees. This is
the governor of New York.
Speaker 5 (32:15):
Statute of liberty stands tall in our harbor for generations.
She's had a simple message, bring me or tired, you're poor,
your huddled masses yearning to be free. And despite the
utter lack of humanity and compassion coming out of Washington,
that method still means something here in New York. And
(32:38):
it means that in this state we treat all people
with dignity and decency, regardless of how they got here.
Speaker 2 (32:45):
New York took a bunch of murderers and sex offenders
and opened up their jails to let them out on
the streets so they couldn't be deported by ice that
requires a federal response, can't allow because these people don't
stay inside those borders. If they did, I'd say, screw them,
(33:05):
wether screw them, you go live with them. They don't
do that. But they're not monitoring that guy when they
open up the jail cell. He might be right next
to me. He might be standing in front of my
home as we speak with a pick axe in his hand.
They don't keep them there. How do we deal with
(33:26):
the communist revolution the Democrat Party has become? It is
a big question. King of the analogy, This guy says,
I just just a thought. I wonder if deportations have
been so slow, because if we were, in fact to
get ten million people out, much less one hundred million people,
it would crash the economy. Think of how many businesses
(33:48):
would close, homes vacated, sales dropping, and public businesses would
mean would be meaning, stacks would plummet. Is they're a
way to do it quickly and keep things from clashing crashing,
What say you crashing? I don't know that I would
put it that way. Are there going to be times
(34:09):
where it hurts really bad? Yes? Again, treat the mass
importation of foreigners like a nation getting hooked on a drug.
And we've been hooked on these foreigners for a long time.
When you've been hooked on a drug for a long time,
they become part of just how your body operates, how
your mind operates, and it can be dangerous if you
(34:33):
stop it just all at once, cold Turkey. That's why
they have drugs to help you get off of other drugs,
to try to give you a soft landing on things.
It's it's where we are. But look, it doesn't matter.
To save the country, we have to deport one hundred
and seven million. One hundred and seven million. Do you
(34:53):
want to hear a great example of someone who has
to go along with a great lesson on how communists operate.
I have Abdul al Sayed's sister next
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