February 11, 2025 • 36 mins
Pam Bondi, right away is thrown into corruption in the FBI and she needs to handle it correctly, prosecution. Democrats ramping up their aggression levels never before seen in response to Trump 2.0. Mashed potatoes are trash. Are the deportations happening fast enough? Rising costs will come as a result of the impending trade war.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is that Jesse
Kelly Show. Another wonderful hour coming of the Jesse Kelly
Show on a Tuesday, a rambunctious Tuesday. Already we already
had Josh hammeron talking about all the judges and stuff.
We're talking about the system in case you're just now
joining us, and the pushback we're getting and societies seek
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a balance. Donald Trump was elected and is still popular
after three weeks of moving really fast, because America right
now is seeking a balance, and that brings us to
stories like the one out of the FBI. FBI allegedly
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has leaked ICE raid information to ensure the monster's Ice
was going to apprehend can escape. Now that brings us
to where we are. What do we do about that?
The resistance we're seeing right now from the communists in
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this country is very, very real. This goes well beyond
normal resistance levels. FEMA employees writing fifty million dollar checks
when they're not authorized to judge after judge after judge,
losing their mind trying to just simply overrule the president.
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This goes beyond throwing sand in the gears a system
that took eighty years to build is being threatened and
the system is fighting back, and this is just the
beginning of the system fighting back. I've got news for you.
Time to buck up, Buttercup, because it gets worse from here.
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How do we handle it. We must win this fight.
If we do not win the fight, this four year
fight we're about to have with the system, they're going
to resist. They resist the resists, and they're gonna scream,
and they're gonna yell, and they're gonna do all kinds
of illegal stuff. If we are not tough enough, vicious enough,
aggressive enough with the communists over the next four years,
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then I believe we will see violence in the United
States of America. Not in four years, I'm not saying that,
but if you don't allow the American people to make
changes at the ballot box, the American people will do
what all peoples have done historically. You deny the voter, well,
if he can't vote his way out of it, he'll
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shoot his way out of it. You will. And I'm
scared to death of that day. I don't ever want
that day to come. FBI agents leaking ice information. It's
time for Pambondi to step up. This is in my opinion,
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the very first test Pambondy will experience, and she has
to nail this test. It's critically important. It's everything that
Pambondy nails this test. Now. In Pambondi's defense, so far,
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she sounds good.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
If anyone leaks anything, people don't understand that jeopardizes the
lives of our great men and women in law enforcement.
And if you leaked it, we will find out who
you are and we will come after you. And it's
not going to stop our mission. It's not going to
stop the President's mission to make America safe again. We
were very clear with the lawsuit that we filed in
Chicago that if you don't follow the law, you will
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be prosecuted by the Department of Justice.
Speaker 1 (03:51):
That's exactly how she needs to sound, so it's not
an insult. But when they track down, if they do
track down the specific FBI employee or employees who leaked
ice rate information so rapists can escape justice, what we
absolutely cannot afford is resignations, firings, reassignments. We're revoking her
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security clearance. These days have to stop. Now. The hand
the fist of God had better come down on whatever
FBI agent leaked that information because the rest of the
communists inside the federal government have to look at what
happens to that FBI agent and become afraid, because, as
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we've discussed so many times before, the communist only understands
fear and pain. All this resistance you're seeing out there.
This judge orders HHS, CDC, and FDA to restore deleted
web pages with health information that'd be all the tranny
gay stuff. I should point out federal employees are angered
at having to obey the president FEMA fifty nine million
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dollar check sent to New York City. The communist believes,
in his own twisted, demonic mind that he is the
force for good and he will fight for his religion
unless he is too afraid of the pain will come
by doing so. What must happen now is Pam Bondy
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must drop a ten thousand pound legal bomb on the
head of whatever FBI agent she finds. That person has
to go to Fort Levenworth for ten plus years. And
you can say that's extreme, you can say that's too harsh.
That is the nice option. The stopping of the resistance
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starts now. It must start now. And that's why I
was so adamant about the attorney general. And that's why
I've told you before Trump was even sworn in, that
is by far the most important appointee. He will have
its attorney general who takes over the DOJ. And you
remember we talked about this. The reason I said that
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was the most important is government people must go to prison, period,
end of story. What have I told you repeatedly? How
will you know we are on the road to getting
back on track as a country. How will you know?
What is it? What have I said a million times?
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Government employees going to prison, not resignations, not firings. When
you look up one day, whatever that day is, maybe
it'll be next week. Well I know there have to
be trials, you want DOE process and things like that.
Maybe it'll be next week, Maybe it'll be next year.
Maybe we won't see it at all. Maybe it'll be
fifty years, one hundred years. So now I don't know when.
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But if you want the United States of America to
be saved, government people must go to prison, period, end
of story. They've committed crimes repeatedly against this country. That
they've been authorized crimes doesn't make them any less criminal.
In my mind, people must go to prison without the
prison option, than the communist activists at the NSA, who's
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doing his thing right now, he doesn't stop. The communist
activists at the CIA, they don't stop IRS. We haven't
even freaking gotten to the IRS yet. What do you
think is currently happening inside the walls of the IRS?
The Treasury Department? None of the communists activists will stop
without being incentivized to do so. And I don't want
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anything bad to happen in this country. And at this point,
my concern is that the system is so afraid. The
system is so threatened because it has never been challenged
like this before. Ronald Reagan didn't come close to challenging
the system, the internal rot that we have right now,
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that the Trump that the Trump administration is doing, no
president in my lifetime has come close to challenging the
real power structure of the system in the way Trump
is so the system has never been this threatened. You
hear it in their voices as they scream. And yes, for.
Speaker 3 (08:09):
Every American who doesn't want some weird Elon musk suck
up searching through your personal private data, this is your fight,
your fight, my fight, our fight, and we will win
this fight. Are you ready to say no to Elon Musk?
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We will fight it out in Congress, We will fight
it out in the courts, We will fight it out
across this country.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
And I promise you we will win. Why so shrill?
Why so loud? Why are they talking about taking it
to the streets.
Speaker 3 (08:49):
Will be a congressional fight, a constitutional fight, a legal fight,
and on days like this, a street fight.
Speaker 1 (08:58):
Yes, we will stay because the system has never faced
a threat like this. And so let me ask you,
what would have you do things you had never done before?
I mean, what would have you take things to a
level you'd never taken them before. Well, if you were
challenged like never before, you ever killed somebody? I hope not.
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But have you ever killed somebody? I bet you don't
ever want to? I hope you don't ever want to.
But somebody kicks in your front door tonight with a
machete to hack your family to death, you'll kill somebody.
If it's taken to a level that it's never been before,
you take things to a level it's never been before.
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The system has never been challenged like this before. The
internal corrupt communist system of this country has never had
this level of power, but they've also never faced this
level of threat, So they're going to fight in ways
they have never fought before because what's at stake for
them is everything. And that is what concerns me, because
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if the system is successful at stopping the Trump reforms,
then that means the American voter has had his will
rejected by the American communist and you've given the American
voter no other route. And that's a scary place to be.
So there, there's that. I got that off my chest
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and do some emails and talk about some other stuff.
Speaking of violence, somebody does break into her house with
a machete, your daughter's house with a machete. How's she
going to stop them? You'll scream, I'll stop them. Call
the cops. Yeah, they'll be there in five minutes. When
you're in about twenty five pieces. Maybe picking up a
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burn epistol launcher would be a good idea for you
and everyone who lives in your home. Look, it'll stop
a very bad, very vile man in his tracks. And
because it's non lethal, they shoot pepper balls or teargas balls.
They even have a round that's a mixture of both.
I'm not making that up. It's sick. It's legal in
all fifty states without a permit or a background check. Oh, Jesse,
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I love to, but my daughter's going to college in California,
so it's legal. B Why RNA. You can save the
life of the person you love the most, give them
something they'll carry on them, even if your daughter's a daddy.
I don't like guns. It's not a gun, it's a
pistol launch or it's non lethal. Berna BYRNA dot com
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slash Jesse saves you money. Get one for yourself and
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emails Next Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Tuesday. What has been kind of unintentionally kind
(12:00):
of heavy Tuesday.
Speaker 3 (12:01):
Is as heavy as ten boxes that you might be moving.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
But we'll lighten it up in just the moment. Yeah,
this kind of stuff has to be met with severity.
Speaker 4 (12:10):
The Apartment of Homeland Security confirms that it has fired
four workers for circumventing leadership and facilitating a fifty nine
million dollar payment from FEMA to New York City to
take care of. And how'se illegal migrants.
Speaker 1 (12:26):
Anyway, I wanted to address this before I get the emails. Member,
you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Chris Shepherd's pause sucks, so don't ever bring that up
to me again. Jewish producer Chris was trying to hit
me up during the break about mashed potatoes. Mashed potatoes
are hot, steamy garbage. They're the worst form of potato
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humanly possible. Potatoes. The general rule on potatoes, No, No,
I'm the one who's Irish, Chris, you're Jewish. I know
more about this subject. I'll come do you when we're
talking about fish. You know what Latka's it's a good
example of what I'm about to say. The general rule
for potatoes is this, The smaller and crispier the better.
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The bigger in mushier the potato gets, the worse it gets.
You mentioned lotkahs. It's the best Jewish food there is.
They're freaking delicious. My buddy, I told you my old
campaign manager, Adam. I don't want to give out his
last name here, but Adam. They were Orthodox Jews and
so I was always over at Adam's house and whatnot,
and his mom would make lot because because I didn't
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want any of that other Jewish food, which is garbage.
And they were the best things in the history of
mankind because they're small and they're crispy mashed potatoes. They
prove my point. And you know what, you're a freaking liar,
because if I were to put crispy hash browns maybe
some you ever had the Dunkin Donuts hash browns. You
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haven't ever had them. Oh, they're these small, little hash
brown rounds and they have all this seasoning in them.
They're fantastic. They're fantastic. I lived in DC for a year. Remember,
after I got done losing two congressional races, I moved
back to DC for a year because I wanted to
stay involved in politics. But we don't have a bunch
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of dunkin Donuts out here in Texas, But in DC
they're everywhere. They're frigging everywhere. It's like the thing in
DC I would stop almost every day on the way
to work and get just some ash browns in a
cup of coffee was freaking magnificent. What what are you say?
Speaker 5 (14:30):
What?
Speaker 1 (14:35):
No, that's not true. Even bad potatoes are not good. No,
they're not. I don't want I don't unless it's a dessert.
Mushi should never be in your mouth and time Mushy
in your mouth is where you should be. What is
good unless we're talking about putting here or something like that.
Nobody has ever eaten a meal of anything really and said,
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I wish this was mushier, because mushy is disgusting in
your mouth, Like I look for talking banana puddin or
something like that. That's different. What, Chris, what chili? Chili's
not mushy? You can't take liquidy and mete. It's not
the definition of no. It's it's liquidy and chunky and meaty.
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You've got meat in there. And I know, I know,
I'm gonna get all these emails now from Nebraska about
porn chili on cinnamon rolls. I haven't tried it yet.
I'm going to but corn bread, some white cheddar cheese.
It says there's nothing muoshie about chili. Nothing. What window
chips go bad when they get that kind of stale? Well,
I guess that was probably a bad example. Chris. Can
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we delete that crap? We can't. We're live anyway, dear
tiny fingers. As Dems melt down, another scene is taking place.
I got a kick out of Senator Kennedy this morning,
backing Trump and Doge saying, I'm one hundred percent behind this.
Does he not remember that he voted yes on all
the crap they're cutting? What say you? Well, this is
what I've been going off on, and I will not stop.
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The politicians in general are not leaders. We want them
to be. We want them to be leaders, we want
them to be fighters. Hey, go represent me in the
swamp and fight for me. But they're not. In general,
they're losers and their cowards more than anything else, their followers.
They go whichever way the wind is blowing. And it's
driving me crazy that every day now you see a
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senator or a member of the House of Representatives running
to the camera talking, man, I'm just so happy with
Trump and Elon. Man, I just love Elon, I just
love Trump, I just love I'm so happy we're finding
out all these things. I'm just so happy about it.
As if they were just this whole time, powerless spectators.
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And you can maybe make the argument that, well, the
senators over time gave their power away to the bureaucracy.
So the bureaucracy now runs the country, and that would
be true. But that's why they gave their power away,
because they know ever ever ever wanted to be in
a place to make hard decisions on behalf of the country.
They always wanted to just be people who pointed it out.
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They always wanted to be the carnival barkers, that's all.
They ever wanted to be, run in their mouth, pointing
things out, but never actually doing anything about it. Because
the easy thing to do is to run to Fox
News and complain about the wasteful spending that Democrats just
put in some new spending bill. That's the easy thing
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to do. You know what the hard thing to do
is take it away, take it away from somebody. Hey,
you had this. This is an egregious abuse of taxpayer money.
So me, Senator Kelly, I'm taking it away from you now.
But what am I supposed to do, That's a whole
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lot on not my problem. It's my job to protect
the people of my state, to protect the American taxpayer.
And so those government checks that we're coming your way
for god knows what, we send this crap all over
the place are stopping now you're on your own. But
for some reason, these losers in the Senate find that
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so difficult and scary to say. So now they all
piggyback on Daddy Trump, Thank you Trump, I Love you,
when they should have been doing this all along. Oh
did you hear this story out of Uganda? This goes
right along the lines of what I'm talking about. I'll
play this for you in a second. Hang on, This
is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly
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Show on a Tuesday, wonderful Tuesday memory. If you miss
any part of the show, you can download the whole thing.
iHeart Spotify iTunes. So these United States Senators they don't
want to lead, and the members of the House, they
don't want to lead. I'm talking about the gpeers. They
never wanted to say no. They want Daddy Trump and
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Daddy Elon to lead and do it all now, but
they never say no. Do you hear this from this,
you Gandan man? I want you to listen to this
crap that we fund, and listen to these sob stories
we're given.
Speaker 5 (19:06):
We are now looking at an increase in infections, a
decrease in suppression. We are looking at a decrease in care.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
And also he's talking about HIV.
Speaker 5 (19:19):
Many people are now going to become infected since they
will no longer be able to access a lubricants corned
them self testing kids.
Speaker 1 (19:27):
Why are you gay? No, that last part wasn't part
of it. Sorry that fat fingered the button there. But
are you kidding me? Are you? Are you kidding me?
The entire planet knows how to avoid getting HIV. I
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don't know how I'm going to die one day. I
don't know, probably heart attack, maybe I'll get cancer. Cancer
gets everybody, it seems like at some point in times
freaking horrible. I don't know how I'm going to die
one day. But I can tell you this, I'm ninety
nine point nine to nine percent sure I will never
die of HIV. I will never get it. By no,
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I know it's crazy, and you know how I'm so
sure about that because it is like the most easily
avoidable thing in the world. And I don't care what
country you're from, whether you're Ugandan, whether you're an American,
whether you're French, whether you're Russian. I really don't care
where you're from. If at this point in time you
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still have some sort of an epidemic of HIV. That
is your problem. You have HIV because you're an idiot,
and frankly, you are so stupid. Maybe HIV is what
you deserve for that level of stupidity. But yet the
United States of America is sending rubbers over to Uganda,
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and now we're forced to have sob stories on television
that we're not providing enough rubbers for people because they
can't figure out how to avoid HIV. This level of
madness has been going on for years. It's not just
that we're discovering it now, years and years and years
of this crap. And yet again, back to the GOP,
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we get stuff like this from Joany Ernst. Never Joony Ernst,
who was one hundred percent going to torpedo Pete hagsas
nomination before she got threatened with the primary something.
Speaker 6 (21:22):
That I have worked on through my squeal efforts for
over a decade now and before week.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
I wonder if Kamala Harris was involved in the squeal effort.
Speaker 6 (21:33):
It went into this congress.
Speaker 1 (21:34):
I was able to go to mar A Lago, what Chris,
we can make jokes.
Speaker 6 (21:38):
And present vivig Ramaswami and Elon Musk with an eight
page memorandum of work that I have done over the
past decade, a two trillion dollars savings blueprint for the
Department of Government Efficiency. I'm so glad that Elon Musk
and the President have given us a platform to get
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this done. They being very aggressive, and you're right, Larry,
I am. I'm loving what they are doing.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
Daddy Trump, Daddy Elon. Finally, where have you been, Joni?
Where have you been? Good morning, Jesse. My name is
I'm not going to say your whole name. I'm worried
about the pace of the deportation effort that's taking place.
Although we could not get the real number of illegal
aliens who came in during the Biden regime, could we
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assume it's fourteen million. Please do the calculation and tell
me how many years it would take to get them out.
At the current pace of a thousand a day, I
get thirty eight years. Even if it increases to five
thousand a day, it would take seven and a half years.
This includes Saturdays, Sundays, all holidays. Thank you kind of Look,
you're not wrong, you're not wrong, But there are a
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couple things. One, we are doing something. Two remember that
the best border security, the best imigration policy on the planet.
It's not actually arrests and walls and ice and border
patrol and things like that. It's your reputation. It's what
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people think. Part of the reason it got so bad
during the Biden administration was everyone around the planet thought
the border was open and they could just come here,
and they did. People around the planet now are telling friends,
family members, don't go. They'll arrest you, they'll deport you.
It won't work. So we're going to see the encounters
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that the border go down. As far as deportations go.
I keep getting this email. It's not going to don't
We're not doing it fast enough. I've done the math.
It's not working fast enough. I told you, what did
I tell you about deportation before Trump took office? What
did I tell you over and over and over again.
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Mass deporting twenty million people, it's not really realistic. It's not.
And so what happens when you say stuff like that
is because people because you want the right thing, because
you want these people to port it, because you want
all this stuff and I want it to you get
mad and you'll say things, please don't write me this email.
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Do not write me this email. If you write me
this email, I'm gonna read it out loud. I won't
read your name, but I'm just gonna crucify you for
the stupidity of this email because I keep getting this email. Well, Jesse,
it's not hard. Who just cut off the welfare benefits
and then they'll all leave. Okay, that sounds great. You
know what, I've got a sweet tooth. I think it
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should just rain skittles right now, and then I'll go
out and collect the skittles. Oh, that's not realistic. Raining
skittles is as realistic as getting the Blue states of
this country to stop handing benefits to illegal aliens. The
federal government cannot do it, and frankly, even if they could,
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this Congress would not do it. They would not pass
any kind of a robust immigration bill out of this
Congress that did not include some form of disastrous amnesty.
So stop acting like it's a simple problem. Well, take
away the benefits. There's no way to get New York
to stop giving them benefits. California gives them freaking drivers' licenses.
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You're gonna just tell California they can't do it. They'll
ignore it. They'll keep doing it now. I only brought
that up to say this, we take what we can
take right now. We have a better immigration policy under
this version of Trump than I've ever seen in this country.
We have the troops on the border. We are rounding
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people up. We're not only rounding people up, We're bragging
about it on the news. We're on the news every day.
We're getting these people. We're coming for you. We'll arrest you.
This is about as good as it gets for now.
Now they're also shorthanded. There's another logistical aspect of this
that I've told you about before, but that people don't
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think about. You want to do math, Do this math.
Twenty million people under Biden. We're not even going to
count the twenty thirty forty million who were already here
before Biden. But twenty million people, we'll use that number,
came in under Joe Biden. How many people are in Ice?
About six thousand. But wait, it gets worse. How many
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of the six thousand people in Ice are actually the
pipe hitters out there? Flat jackets, on kicking indoors, handcuffs,
deportations About three thousand. About half those numbers fluctuate a little,
but that's pretty accurate. You're asking three thousand people to
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deport twenty million, and I know they're already working with
the marshals, they're working with local law enforcement. They're doing
great work. I would tell you if they're failing, wouldn't
I I'm more than happy to criticize it. They are
doing great work there being aggressive. Ice is killing it.
Homan is killing it. Frankly, Christy Nolan is killing it.
I'm not even a huge Nome fan. She's being able
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to play the good cop while Homan plays the bad cop.
They are killing it right now. But this comes back
to something we've said many times before. In order to
truly save the country long term, you have to have
a reform Democrat party that won't do this every time
they take power, because you can't come in and fix
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all the damage they've done in four years, because it's
easier to destroy than it is to build. Four years
of Democrat destruction followed by four years of US trying
to clean it up ends with a country that no
longer exists. Without a reformed Democrat party, you can't save
it all. Right, Enough of that, Let's talk some terrorists
real quick. Next Wow, truth attitude. Jesse Kelly, it is
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the Jesse Kelly Shall on a wonderful Tuesday. All right,
let's talk very briefly about some tariffs here. So the
Trump administration is already putting tariffs into place, tariffs on China. EU.
They know some tariffs are coming for them. Here's the
headline from the Epic Times. The EU leaders warned they'll
retaliate after Trump issues metal tariffs. Let's have a talk
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here really quickly. I don't think from the economists I've
talked to, and these are people you trust, Carol Roth,
people like that, I don't think we're going to see
costs go down in this country. That doesn't mean we're
not going to do a whole lot of good economically.
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Trump administration's deregulating everything. They're going to open up the
energy sector. That alone is going to pump so much
more money into the economy. If we actually reduce the
size of the government, which it looks like they're doing,
that will help to a lot of things, will help.
But as far as the price you pay, this trade
war we are about to get in, it will hurt
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us too. And I'm not even telling you I'm necessarily
against it. I'm not saying that, but I want you
to know if you're barely making ends meet, praying for
some significant improvement on inflation, that's probably not going to come.
The Trump administration is going to attempt to realign how
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America handles trade on this planet. And I told you
this right when Trump threatened the tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Hey,
that fentanyl's coming in. I'm gonna tear iff you unless
you do something. Andmember, I told you, Trump wants to
do tariffs anyway, no matter what they do about fentanyl,
no matter how many troops Mexico puts on the border.
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Trump wants to tariff Canada. He wants to tariff Mexico.
And the thing about a trade war is sometimes they're necessary.
I'm not telling you this is unnecessary, but like any war,
there will be casualties on both sides. This is some
Canadian politician you've never heard of, jap not Sting or
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blick lick Grew or whatever. I don't know how to
say his name.
Speaker 7 (30:18):
Donald Trump has picked this fight, so we're gonna fight back.
Speaker 1 (30:20):
We just announced today.
Speaker 7 (30:22):
What I would do is put in place one hundred
percent tariff on Tesla, directly targeting Elon Musk, because Elon
Musk is probably touting this idea of the fifty first state,
so let's hit back at Elon Musk. I've also said
we should shut down the supply of critical minerals, another
move that directly targets Elon Musk and his Tesla company.
The batteries that he needs require these critical minerals. We've
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got tools and we should be ready to use them.
It's not something that we wanted to do, but if
Donald Trump wants to bring this fight, know that we
are ready. I'm putting Donald Donald Trump on notice.
Speaker 4 (30:54):
Now.
Speaker 1 (30:54):
I realized he's a politician, and by the sounds of things,
he's low light in the loafers and kind of a loser.
But still they will fight back. Now, the countries like
Canada in Mexico, can they hurt us, Yeah, they can't.
We do import enough stuff that they most definitely can
hurt us. And when I say heard us, I'm talking
about you and me. I'm talking about normal people with
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their buying power. We're gonna show up one day. This
is just an example. I'm not telling you anything specifically,
but there's gonna be a day where you need some
hornet killer. So you go down to Ace Hardware wherever
you go to get the hornet killer, and you're gonna
look and it's going to be double the price as
it was before. And if you follow that down the line,
(31:39):
you're gonna figure out that's because we imported some critical
chemical that goes in the hornet killer. We imported it
from Canada. The costs went through the roof because of
the trade war, and now you are paying more for
the hornet killer. That's part of a trade war. Now
(31:59):
let's talk about China, because there are a bunch of
reports out there that China is already beginning to fortify.
What that means is China's hoovering up a bunch of
gold preparing for a long drawn out trade war with US.
And this will be if we really get into a
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heavy trade war with China, if no deal is struck,
and you know Donald Trump, he may very well strike
a deal. He's always trying to strike a deal. But
if no deal is struck with China, we need to
anticipate real, genuine pain because it's coming. We offshore are
manufacturing to China. You and I can't fix that now.
(32:41):
We didn't want that. We can't fix that again. Coggs
in the wheel. Back to the opening of the show.
We're cogs in the wheel. We offshort are manufacturing now.
They make all our stuff. We just don't make many
things here. And on top of the offshoing, and partially
the reason for the offshore is we have these ridiculous
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environmental regulations here and red tape things here. So even
if manufacturing came back, if all those red tape things
were in place, it would still be mega expensive because
it would cost more to buy American than it would
foreign things. This is not in any way necessarily a
complaint about the tariffs or the trade war that's coming.
(33:23):
This is just letting you know the Trump administration, as
I told you already, they're going to give us huge wins,
deregulation wins, immigration wins, we see government corruption being exposed.
These are all wins, win after win after win after
win after win. But if you're looking for real, genuine
relief at the grocery store, when you go to Low's,
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when you buy back to school stuff, if you're looking
for that kind of general relief, I don't know that
you can anticipate that over the next four years. And
the reason I wanted to bring this up is not
to bring you down. I've had so many emails over
the last four years from people who are not making
ends meet or barely making ends meet. Jesse. We've maxed
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out the credit cards, Jessie, were barely hanging on, Jesse.
I've taken a third job, Jesse, I've had to take
an extra shift. I've email after Emo. I've got stacks
of them here in front of me. I've read so
many of them for you on the air because they
break my heart. Because I've been there, I have been
out of work. I know what it's like to watch
the bills piling up and the bank account is at zero,
(34:32):
and you're having to go through it with your wife,
figuring out what bills are we going to pay and
what bills aren't we going to pay because we ain't
paying all of them. I know, I know, and I
know how gutting that is is the best way I
would put it when I was going through that, and
I've been through that a couple times in my life.
I shouldn't have let it get to me as much
(34:53):
as it did. But I really, really got down when
I was down during these times. So I don't want
you to get down, and I want you to let
it consume you. But I don't know that life is
going to be cheaper now. We are going to see
relief if we get enough of these illegals out of
the country, no question, the jobs market to get better.
We'll see some price relief from that. But just wanted
(35:16):
to let you know there's some rocky times coming. Okay,
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This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is that Jesse
Kelly Show. Another wonderful hour coming of the Jesse Kelly
Show on a Tuesday, a rambunctious Tuesday. Already we already
had Josh hammeron talking about all the judges and stuff.
We're talking about the system in case you're just now
joining us, and the pushback we're getting and societies seek
(00:36):
a balance. Donald Trump was elected and is still popular
after three weeks of moving really fast, because America right
now is seeking a balance, and that brings us to
stories like the one out of the FBI. FBI allegedly
(00:56):
has leaked ICE raid information to ensure the monster's Ice
was going to apprehend can escape. Now that brings us
to where we are. What do we do about that?
The resistance we're seeing right now from the communists in
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this country is very, very real. This goes well beyond
normal resistance levels. FEMA employees writing fifty million dollar checks
when they're not authorized to judge after judge after judge,
losing their mind trying to just simply overrule the president.
(01:37):
This goes beyond throwing sand in the gears a system
that took eighty years to build is being threatened and
the system is fighting back, and this is just the
beginning of the system fighting back. I've got news for you.
Time to buck up, Buttercup, because it gets worse from here.
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How do we handle it. We must win this fight.
If we do not win the fight, this four year
fight we're about to have with the system, they're going
to resist. They resist the resists, and they're gonna scream,
and they're gonna yell, and they're gonna do all kinds
of illegal stuff. If we are not tough enough, vicious enough,
aggressive enough with the communists over the next four years,
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then I believe we will see violence in the United
States of America. Not in four years, I'm not saying that,
but if you don't allow the American people to make
changes at the ballot box, the American people will do
what all peoples have done historically. You deny the voter, well,
if he can't vote his way out of it, he'll
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shoot his way out of it. You will. And I'm
scared to death of that day. I don't ever want
that day to come. FBI agents leaking ice information. It's
time for Pambondi to step up. This is in my opinion,
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the very first test Pambondy will experience, and she has
to nail this test. It's critically important. It's everything that
Pambondy nails this test. Now. In Pambondi's defense, so far,
(03:22):
she sounds good.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
If anyone leaks anything, people don't understand that jeopardizes the
lives of our great men and women in law enforcement.
And if you leaked it, we will find out who
you are and we will come after you. And it's
not going to stop our mission. It's not going to
stop the President's mission to make America safe again. We
were very clear with the lawsuit that we filed in
Chicago that if you don't follow the law, you will
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be prosecuted by the Department of Justice.
Speaker 1 (03:51):
That's exactly how she needs to sound, so it's not
an insult. But when they track down, if they do
track down the specific FBI employee or employees who leaked
ice rate information so rapists can escape justice, what we
absolutely cannot afford is resignations, firings, reassignments. We're revoking her
(04:17):
security clearance. These days have to stop. Now. The hand
the fist of God had better come down on whatever
FBI agent leaked that information because the rest of the
communists inside the federal government have to look at what
happens to that FBI agent and become afraid, because, as
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we've discussed so many times before, the communist only understands
fear and pain. All this resistance you're seeing out there.
This judge orders HHS, CDC, and FDA to restore deleted
web pages with health information that'd be all the tranny
gay stuff. I should point out federal employees are angered
at having to obey the president FEMA fifty nine million
(05:03):
dollar check sent to New York City. The communist believes,
in his own twisted, demonic mind that he is the
force for good and he will fight for his religion
unless he is too afraid of the pain will come
by doing so. What must happen now is Pam Bondy
(05:23):
must drop a ten thousand pound legal bomb on the
head of whatever FBI agent she finds. That person has
to go to Fort Levenworth for ten plus years. And
you can say that's extreme, you can say that's too harsh.
That is the nice option. The stopping of the resistance
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starts now. It must start now. And that's why I
was so adamant about the attorney general. And that's why
I've told you before Trump was even sworn in, that
is by far the most important appointee. He will have
its attorney general who takes over the DOJ. And you
remember we talked about this. The reason I said that
(06:07):
was the most important is government people must go to prison, period,
end of story. What have I told you repeatedly? How
will you know we are on the road to getting
back on track as a country. How will you know?
What is it? What have I said a million times?
(06:27):
Government employees going to prison, not resignations, not firings. When
you look up one day, whatever that day is, maybe
it'll be next week. Well I know there have to
be trials, you want DOE process and things like that.
Maybe it'll be next week, Maybe it'll be next year.
Maybe we won't see it at all. Maybe it'll be
fifty years, one hundred years. So now I don't know when.
(06:48):
But if you want the United States of America to
be saved, government people must go to prison, period, end
of story. They've committed crimes repeatedly against this country. That
they've been authorized crimes doesn't make them any less criminal.
In my mind, people must go to prison without the
prison option, than the communist activists at the NSA, who's
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doing his thing right now, he doesn't stop. The communist
activists at the CIA, they don't stop IRS. We haven't
even freaking gotten to the IRS yet. What do you
think is currently happening inside the walls of the IRS?
The Treasury Department? None of the communists activists will stop
without being incentivized to do so. And I don't want
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anything bad to happen in this country. And at this point,
my concern is that the system is so afraid. The
system is so threatened because it has never been challenged
like this before. Ronald Reagan didn't come close to challenging
the system, the internal rot that we have right now,
(07:54):
that the Trump that the Trump administration is doing, no
president in my lifetime has come close to challenging the
real power structure of the system in the way Trump
is so the system has never been this threatened. You
hear it in their voices as they scream. And yes, for.
Speaker 3 (08:09):
Every American who doesn't want some weird Elon musk suck
up searching through your personal private data, this is your fight,
your fight, my fight, our fight, and we will win
this fight. Are you ready to say no to Elon Musk?
(08:34):
We will fight it out in Congress, We will fight
it out in the courts, We will fight it out
across this country.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
And I promise you we will win. Why so shrill?
Why so loud? Why are they talking about taking it
to the streets.
Speaker 3 (08:49):
Will be a congressional fight, a constitutional fight, a legal fight,
and on days like this, a street fight.
Speaker 1 (08:58):
Yes, we will stay because the system has never faced
a threat like this. And so let me ask you,
what would have you do things you had never done before?
I mean, what would have you take things to a
level you'd never taken them before. Well, if you were
challenged like never before, you ever killed somebody? I hope not.
(09:23):
But have you ever killed somebody? I bet you don't
ever want to? I hope you don't ever want to.
But somebody kicks in your front door tonight with a
machete to hack your family to death, you'll kill somebody.
If it's taken to a level that it's never been before,
you take things to a level it's never been before.
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The system has never been challenged like this before. The
internal corrupt communist system of this country has never had
this level of power, but they've also never faced this
level of threat, So they're going to fight in ways
they have never fought before because what's at stake for
them is everything. And that is what concerns me, because
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if the system is successful at stopping the Trump reforms,
then that means the American voter has had his will
rejected by the American communist and you've given the American
voter no other route. And that's a scary place to be.
So there, there's that. I got that off my chest
(10:29):
and do some emails and talk about some other stuff.
Speaking of violence, somebody does break into her house with
a machete, your daughter's house with a machete. How's she
going to stop them? You'll scream, I'll stop them. Call
the cops. Yeah, they'll be there in five minutes. When
you're in about twenty five pieces. Maybe picking up a
(10:51):
burn epistol launcher would be a good idea for you
and everyone who lives in your home. Look, it'll stop
a very bad, very vile man in his tracks. And
because it's non lethal, they shoot pepper balls or teargas balls.
They even have a round that's a mixture of both.
I'm not making that up. It's sick. It's legal in
all fifty states without a permit or a background check. Oh, Jesse,
(11:14):
I love to, but my daughter's going to college in California,
so it's legal. B Why RNA. You can save the
life of the person you love the most, give them
something they'll carry on them, even if your daughter's a daddy.
I don't like guns. It's not a gun, it's a
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(11:37):
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emails Next Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Tuesday. What has been kind of unintentionally kind
(12:00):
of heavy Tuesday.
Speaker 3 (12:01):
Is as heavy as ten boxes that you might be moving.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
But we'll lighten it up in just the moment. Yeah,
this kind of stuff has to be met with severity.
Speaker 4 (12:10):
The Apartment of Homeland Security confirms that it has fired
four workers for circumventing leadership and facilitating a fifty nine
million dollar payment from FEMA to New York City to
take care of. And how'se illegal migrants.
Speaker 1 (12:26):
Anyway, I wanted to address this before I get the emails. Member,
you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Chris Shepherd's pause sucks, so don't ever bring that up
to me again. Jewish producer Chris was trying to hit
me up during the break about mashed potatoes. Mashed potatoes
are hot, steamy garbage. They're the worst form of potato
(12:49):
humanly possible. Potatoes. The general rule on potatoes, No, No,
I'm the one who's Irish, Chris, you're Jewish. I know
more about this subject. I'll come do you when we're
talking about fish. You know what Latka's it's a good
example of what I'm about to say. The general rule
for potatoes is this, The smaller and crispier the better.
(13:12):
The bigger in mushier the potato gets, the worse it gets.
You mentioned lotkahs. It's the best Jewish food there is.
They're freaking delicious. My buddy, I told you my old
campaign manager, Adam. I don't want to give out his
last name here, but Adam. They were Orthodox Jews and
so I was always over at Adam's house and whatnot,
and his mom would make lot because because I didn't
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want any of that other Jewish food, which is garbage.
And they were the best things in the history of
mankind because they're small and they're crispy mashed potatoes. They
prove my point. And you know what, you're a freaking liar,
because if I were to put crispy hash browns maybe
some you ever had the Dunkin Donuts hash browns. You
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haven't ever had them. Oh, they're these small, little hash
brown rounds and they have all this seasoning in them.
They're fantastic. They're fantastic. I lived in DC for a year. Remember,
after I got done losing two congressional races, I moved
back to DC for a year because I wanted to
stay involved in politics. But we don't have a bunch
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of dunkin Donuts out here in Texas, But in DC
they're everywhere. They're frigging everywhere. It's like the thing in
DC I would stop almost every day on the way
to work and get just some ash browns in a
cup of coffee was freaking magnificent. What what are you say?
Speaker 5 (14:30):
What?
Speaker 1 (14:35):
No, that's not true. Even bad potatoes are not good. No,
they're not. I don't want I don't unless it's a dessert.
Mushi should never be in your mouth and time Mushy
in your mouth is where you should be. What is
good unless we're talking about putting here or something like that.
Nobody has ever eaten a meal of anything really and said,
(14:57):
I wish this was mushier, because mushy is disgusting in
your mouth, Like I look for talking banana puddin or
something like that. That's different. What, Chris, what chili? Chili's
not mushy? You can't take liquidy and mete. It's not
the definition of no. It's it's liquidy and chunky and meaty.
(15:17):
You've got meat in there. And I know, I know,
I'm gonna get all these emails now from Nebraska about
porn chili on cinnamon rolls. I haven't tried it yet.
I'm going to but corn bread, some white cheddar cheese.
It says there's nothing muoshie about chili. Nothing. What window
chips go bad when they get that kind of stale? Well,
I guess that was probably a bad example. Chris. Can
(15:38):
we delete that crap? We can't. We're live anyway, dear
tiny fingers. As Dems melt down, another scene is taking place.
I got a kick out of Senator Kennedy this morning,
backing Trump and Doge saying, I'm one hundred percent behind this.
Does he not remember that he voted yes on all
the crap they're cutting? What say you? Well, this is
what I've been going off on, and I will not stop.
(16:01):
The politicians in general are not leaders. We want them
to be. We want them to be leaders, we want
them to be fighters. Hey, go represent me in the
swamp and fight for me. But they're not. In general,
they're losers and their cowards more than anything else, their followers.
They go whichever way the wind is blowing. And it's
driving me crazy that every day now you see a
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senator or a member of the House of Representatives running
to the camera talking, man, I'm just so happy with
Trump and Elon. Man, I just love Elon, I just
love Trump, I just love I'm so happy we're finding
out all these things. I'm just so happy about it.
As if they were just this whole time, powerless spectators.
(16:46):
And you can maybe make the argument that, well, the
senators over time gave their power away to the bureaucracy.
So the bureaucracy now runs the country, and that would
be true. But that's why they gave their power away,
because they know ever ever ever wanted to be in
a place to make hard decisions on behalf of the country.
They always wanted to just be people who pointed it out.
(17:09):
They always wanted to be the carnival barkers, that's all.
They ever wanted to be, run in their mouth, pointing
things out, but never actually doing anything about it. Because
the easy thing to do is to run to Fox
News and complain about the wasteful spending that Democrats just
put in some new spending bill. That's the easy thing
(17:29):
to do. You know what the hard thing to do
is take it away, take it away from somebody. Hey,
you had this. This is an egregious abuse of taxpayer money.
So me, Senator Kelly, I'm taking it away from you now.
But what am I supposed to do, That's a whole
(17:51):
lot on not my problem. It's my job to protect
the people of my state, to protect the American taxpayer.
And so those government checks that we're coming your way
for god knows what, we send this crap all over
the place are stopping now you're on your own. But
for some reason, these losers in the Senate find that
(18:11):
so difficult and scary to say. So now they all
piggyback on Daddy Trump, Thank you Trump, I Love you,
when they should have been doing this all along. Oh
did you hear this story out of Uganda? This goes
right along the lines of what I'm talking about. I'll
play this for you in a second. Hang on, This
is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly
(18:33):
Show on a Tuesday, wonderful Tuesday memory. If you miss
any part of the show, you can download the whole thing.
iHeart Spotify iTunes. So these United States Senators they don't
want to lead, and the members of the House, they
don't want to lead. I'm talking about the gpeers. They
never wanted to say no. They want Daddy Trump and
(18:54):
Daddy Elon to lead and do it all now, but
they never say no. Do you hear this from this,
you Gandan man? I want you to listen to this
crap that we fund, and listen to these sob stories
we're given.
Speaker 5 (19:06):
We are now looking at an increase in infections, a
decrease in suppression. We are looking at a decrease in care.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
And also he's talking about HIV.
Speaker 5 (19:19):
Many people are now going to become infected since they
will no longer be able to access a lubricants corned
them self testing kids.
Speaker 1 (19:27):
Why are you gay? No, that last part wasn't part
of it. Sorry that fat fingered the button there. But
are you kidding me? Are you? Are you kidding me?
The entire planet knows how to avoid getting HIV. I
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don't know how I'm going to die one day. I
don't know, probably heart attack, maybe I'll get cancer. Cancer
gets everybody, it seems like at some point in times
freaking horrible. I don't know how I'm going to die
one day. But I can tell you this, I'm ninety
nine point nine to nine percent sure I will never
die of HIV. I will never get it. By no,
(20:09):
I know it's crazy, and you know how I'm so
sure about that because it is like the most easily
avoidable thing in the world. And I don't care what
country you're from, whether you're Ugandan, whether you're an American,
whether you're French, whether you're Russian. I really don't care
where you're from. If at this point in time you
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still have some sort of an epidemic of HIV. That
is your problem. You have HIV because you're an idiot,
and frankly, you are so stupid. Maybe HIV is what
you deserve for that level of stupidity. But yet the
United States of America is sending rubbers over to Uganda,
(20:52):
and now we're forced to have sob stories on television
that we're not providing enough rubbers for people because they
can't figure out how to avoid HIV. This level of
madness has been going on for years. It's not just
that we're discovering it now, years and years and years
of this crap. And yet again, back to the GOP,
(21:13):
we get stuff like this from Joany Ernst. Never Joony Ernst,
who was one hundred percent going to torpedo Pete hagsas
nomination before she got threatened with the primary something.
Speaker 6 (21:22):
That I have worked on through my squeal efforts for
over a decade now and before week.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
I wonder if Kamala Harris was involved in the squeal effort.
Speaker 6 (21:33):
It went into this congress.
Speaker 1 (21:34):
I was able to go to mar A Lago, what Chris,
we can make jokes.
Speaker 6 (21:38):
And present vivig Ramaswami and Elon Musk with an eight
page memorandum of work that I have done over the
past decade, a two trillion dollars savings blueprint for the
Department of Government Efficiency. I'm so glad that Elon Musk
and the President have given us a platform to get
(21:58):
this done. They being very aggressive, and you're right, Larry,
I am. I'm loving what they are doing.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
Daddy Trump, Daddy Elon. Finally, where have you been, Joni?
Where have you been? Good morning, Jesse. My name is
I'm not going to say your whole name. I'm worried
about the pace of the deportation effort that's taking place.
Although we could not get the real number of illegal
aliens who came in during the Biden regime, could we
(22:26):
assume it's fourteen million. Please do the calculation and tell
me how many years it would take to get them out.
At the current pace of a thousand a day, I
get thirty eight years. Even if it increases to five
thousand a day, it would take seven and a half years.
This includes Saturdays, Sundays, all holidays. Thank you kind of Look,
you're not wrong, you're not wrong, But there are a
(22:49):
couple things. One, we are doing something. Two remember that
the best border security, the best imigration policy on the planet.
It's not actually arrests and walls and ice and border
patrol and things like that. It's your reputation. It's what
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people think. Part of the reason it got so bad
during the Biden administration was everyone around the planet thought
the border was open and they could just come here,
and they did. People around the planet now are telling friends,
family members, don't go. They'll arrest you, they'll deport you.
It won't work. So we're going to see the encounters
(23:33):
that the border go down. As far as deportations go.
I keep getting this email. It's not going to don't
We're not doing it fast enough. I've done the math.
It's not working fast enough. I told you, what did
I tell you about deportation before Trump took office? What
did I tell you over and over and over again.
(23:53):
Mass deporting twenty million people, it's not really realistic. It's not.
And so what happens when you say stuff like that
is because people because you want the right thing, because
you want these people to port it, because you want
all this stuff and I want it to you get
mad and you'll say things, please don't write me this email.
(24:15):
Do not write me this email. If you write me
this email, I'm gonna read it out loud. I won't
read your name, but I'm just gonna crucify you for
the stupidity of this email because I keep getting this email. Well, Jesse,
it's not hard. Who just cut off the welfare benefits
and then they'll all leave. Okay, that sounds great. You
know what, I've got a sweet tooth. I think it
(24:36):
should just rain skittles right now, and then I'll go
out and collect the skittles. Oh, that's not realistic. Raining
skittles is as realistic as getting the Blue states of
this country to stop handing benefits to illegal aliens. The
federal government cannot do it, and frankly, even if they could,
(24:58):
this Congress would not do it. They would not pass
any kind of a robust immigration bill out of this
Congress that did not include some form of disastrous amnesty.
So stop acting like it's a simple problem. Well, take
away the benefits. There's no way to get New York
to stop giving them benefits. California gives them freaking drivers' licenses.
(25:20):
You're gonna just tell California they can't do it. They'll
ignore it. They'll keep doing it now. I only brought
that up to say this, we take what we can
take right now. We have a better immigration policy under
this version of Trump than I've ever seen in this country.
We have the troops on the border. We are rounding
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people up. We're not only rounding people up, We're bragging
about it on the news. We're on the news every day.
We're getting these people. We're coming for you. We'll arrest you.
This is about as good as it gets for now.
Now they're also shorthanded. There's another logistical aspect of this
that I've told you about before, but that people don't
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think about. You want to do math, Do this math.
Twenty million people under Biden. We're not even going to
count the twenty thirty forty million who were already here
before Biden. But twenty million people, we'll use that number,
came in under Joe Biden. How many people are in Ice?
About six thousand. But wait, it gets worse. How many
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of the six thousand people in Ice are actually the
pipe hitters out there? Flat jackets, on kicking indoors, handcuffs,
deportations About three thousand. About half those numbers fluctuate a little,
but that's pretty accurate. You're asking three thousand people to
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deport twenty million, and I know they're already working with
the marshals, they're working with local law enforcement. They're doing
great work. I would tell you if they're failing, wouldn't
I I'm more than happy to criticize it. They are
doing great work there being aggressive. Ice is killing it.
Homan is killing it. Frankly, Christy Nolan is killing it.
I'm not even a huge Nome fan. She's being able
(27:07):
to play the good cop while Homan plays the bad cop.
They are killing it right now. But this comes back
to something we've said many times before. In order to
truly save the country long term, you have to have
a reform Democrat party that won't do this every time
they take power, because you can't come in and fix
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all the damage they've done in four years, because it's
easier to destroy than it is to build. Four years
of Democrat destruction followed by four years of US trying
to clean it up ends with a country that no
longer exists. Without a reformed Democrat party, you can't save
it all. Right, Enough of that, Let's talk some terrorists
real quick. Next Wow, truth attitude. Jesse Kelly, it is
(27:55):
the Jesse Kelly Shall on a wonderful Tuesday. All right,
let's talk very briefly about some tariffs here. So the
Trump administration is already putting tariffs into place, tariffs on China. EU.
They know some tariffs are coming for them. Here's the
headline from the Epic Times. The EU leaders warned they'll
retaliate after Trump issues metal tariffs. Let's have a talk
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here really quickly. I don't think from the economists I've
talked to, and these are people you trust, Carol Roth,
people like that, I don't think we're going to see
costs go down in this country. That doesn't mean we're
not going to do a whole lot of good economically.
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Trump administration's deregulating everything. They're going to open up the
energy sector. That alone is going to pump so much
more money into the economy. If we actually reduce the
size of the government, which it looks like they're doing,
that will help to a lot of things, will help.
But as far as the price you pay, this trade
war we are about to get in, it will hurt
(29:07):
us too. And I'm not even telling you I'm necessarily
against it. I'm not saying that, but I want you
to know if you're barely making ends meet, praying for
some significant improvement on inflation, that's probably not going to come.
The Trump administration is going to attempt to realign how
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America handles trade on this planet. And I told you
this right when Trump threatened the tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Hey,
that fentanyl's coming in. I'm gonna tear iff you unless
you do something. Andmember, I told you, Trump wants to
do tariffs anyway, no matter what they do about fentanyl,
no matter how many troops Mexico puts on the border.
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Trump wants to tariff Canada. He wants to tariff Mexico.
And the thing about a trade war is sometimes they're necessary.
I'm not telling you this is unnecessary, but like any war,
there will be casualties on both sides. This is some
Canadian politician you've never heard of, jap not Sting or
(30:16):
blick lick Grew or whatever. I don't know how to
say his name.
Speaker 7 (30:18):
Donald Trump has picked this fight, so we're gonna fight back.
Speaker 1 (30:20):
We just announced today.
Speaker 7 (30:22):
What I would do is put in place one hundred
percent tariff on Tesla, directly targeting Elon Musk, because Elon
Musk is probably touting this idea of the fifty first state,
so let's hit back at Elon Musk. I've also said
we should shut down the supply of critical minerals, another
move that directly targets Elon Musk and his Tesla company.
The batteries that he needs require these critical minerals. We've
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got tools and we should be ready to use them.
It's not something that we wanted to do, but if
Donald Trump wants to bring this fight, know that we
are ready. I'm putting Donald Donald Trump on notice.
Speaker 4 (30:54):
Now.
Speaker 1 (30:54):
I realized he's a politician, and by the sounds of things,
he's low light in the loafers and kind of a loser.
But still they will fight back. Now, the countries like
Canada in Mexico, can they hurt us, Yeah, they can't.
We do import enough stuff that they most definitely can
hurt us. And when I say heard us, I'm talking
about you and me. I'm talking about normal people with
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their buying power. We're gonna show up one day. This
is just an example. I'm not telling you anything specifically,
but there's gonna be a day where you need some
hornet killer. So you go down to Ace Hardware wherever
you go to get the hornet killer, and you're gonna
look and it's going to be double the price as
it was before. And if you follow that down the line,
(31:39):
you're gonna figure out that's because we imported some critical
chemical that goes in the hornet killer. We imported it
from Canada. The costs went through the roof because of
the trade war, and now you are paying more for
the hornet killer. That's part of a trade war. Now
(31:59):
let's talk about China, because there are a bunch of
reports out there that China is already beginning to fortify.
What that means is China's hoovering up a bunch of
gold preparing for a long drawn out trade war with US.
And this will be if we really get into a
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heavy trade war with China, if no deal is struck,
and you know Donald Trump, he may very well strike
a deal. He's always trying to strike a deal. But
if no deal is struck with China, we need to
anticipate real, genuine pain because it's coming. We offshore are
manufacturing to China. You and I can't fix that now.
(32:41):
We didn't want that. We can't fix that again. Coggs
in the wheel. Back to the opening of the show.
We're cogs in the wheel. We offshort are manufacturing now.
They make all our stuff. We just don't make many
things here. And on top of the offshoing, and partially
the reason for the offshore is we have these ridiculous
(33:02):
environmental regulations here and red tape things here. So even
if manufacturing came back, if all those red tape things
were in place, it would still be mega expensive because
it would cost more to buy American than it would
foreign things. This is not in any way necessarily a
complaint about the tariffs or the trade war that's coming.
(33:23):
This is just letting you know the Trump administration, as
I told you already, they're going to give us huge wins,
deregulation wins, immigration wins, we see government corruption being exposed.
These are all wins, win after win after win after
win after win. But if you're looking for real, genuine
relief at the grocery store, when you go to Low's,
(33:47):
when you buy back to school stuff, if you're looking
for that kind of general relief, I don't know that
you can anticipate that over the next four years. And
the reason I wanted to bring this up is not
to bring you down. I've had so many emails over
the last four years from people who are not making
ends meet or barely making ends meet. Jesse. We've maxed
(34:10):
out the credit cards, Jessie, were barely hanging on, Jesse.
I've taken a third job, Jesse, I've had to take
an extra shift. I've email after Emo. I've got stacks
of them here in front of me. I've read so
many of them for you on the air because they
break my heart. Because I've been there, I have been
out of work. I know what it's like to watch
the bills piling up and the bank account is at zero,
(34:32):
and you're having to go through it with your wife,
figuring out what bills are we going to pay and
what bills aren't we going to pay because we ain't
paying all of them. I know, I know, and I
know how gutting that is is the best way I
would put it when I was going through that, and
I've been through that a couple times in my life.
I shouldn't have let it get to me as much
(34:53):
as it did. But I really, really got down when
I was down during these times. So I don't want
you to get down, and I want you to let
it consume you. But I don't know that life is
going to be cheaper now. We are going to see
relief if we get enough of these illegals out of
the country, no question, the jobs market to get better.
We'll see some price relief from that. But just wanted
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to let you know there's some rocky times coming. Okay,
let's talk about Congress. Let's talk about bills, putting things
in the bills. Trump is still talking about Gaza. Tucker's
talking about how half the weapons to Ukraine are now gone.
We'll get to all these things in a moment. Before
we get to that, I can give you some price
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