June 4, 2026 • 36 mins
Democrats don’t have any arguments. They only speak in emotionally charged buzz words. Should Trump pull a Biden and pull oil from the strategic oil reserve to get a handle on gas prices? Its become this global standard that no matter the event, no matter the place, 1st world countries must take in these people.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
an amazing Wednesday. A Hoday, I'm touched on this Trump
net Yahu story really quickly because Trump came out and
confirmed it. But I want to get to these congressional
(00:31):
hearings from today. There was so much good stuff in there, emails,
ob is mad at me, all that and so much
more coming up in the second hour of the world
famous Jesse Kelly Show. So yesterday we talked about the
report that Trump cussed out net and Yahu, and you know,
we said it was one source. I'm sure it was
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a tense call. Not sure if he really dropped an
F bomb Adam, but he's done that before, so that
then that's really Trump's style, So I could see it.
Didn't take it at face value. Yeah, apparently that whole
thing happened, which.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
You were angry with him.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
You said that you effing crazy, what are you effing doing?
I helped you stay out of jail.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
Is that true?
Speaker 1 (01:17):
Did you speak to him in those chid?
Speaker 3 (01:19):
I a wish angry. I was a little bit perturbed
at his constantly fighting with Lebanon you know at some
point I should be be We got to step this,
you got to stap it.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
It's just exactly what I told you yesterday. We don't
have to recap it again. Israel has a different goal
than the United States of America does. Trump is frustrated
because he wants out. They do. They want to keep going.
Trump got loud about it on the phone. We'll see
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where it goes from here. I mean, we had another
headline today, nuclear deal. Trump. Iran has agreed to not
have a nuclear weapon. But Iran was launching all kinds
of drones and missiles at US like like two hours ago.
It's a big old mess. Whatever, let's move on to
wonderful things. The low T GOP earned that nickname for
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a very very long time. I'm not exactly sure where
it began, but for most of my adult life elected
Republicans in Washington, DC, what they wanted was the approval
of the left. They wanted the approval of people who
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would never give it to them. They wanted to be
thought of as a nice, reasonable I'm just I'm common sense.
I think we should get along on these things. That
was the mentality of the elected GOP in this country
for a very, very, very long time, while the Communists
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lied and cheated and stealed and knifed them at every
six stealed, stole, Chris whatever. I went to community college,
shut up while the Communists did every dirty deed. The
GOP would sit there, Hey, I just want to get along.
Do you want to get along? It was the Tim
Scott types. Hey, Corey Booker, we should do police reform, right,
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I mean painfully, painfully naive. There there's a legacy that
Trump is going to leave behind. When you are the
head of one of the political parties in the country
for ten plus years, when you're the most popular, most
influential one, you're going to leave things in your wake,
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some good, some bad. You're going to leave things in
your wake. I would argue one of the best things
Trump is going to leave behind him is he is
going to he let the GOP know that you can
be openly combative with communists, and you should be. The
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Communists will not be dissuaded by how nice you are.
He doesn't want to find common ground with you. He's
trying to utterly destroy you. And you don't have to
play the game of well. I want to answer in
a nice way. You don't have to do that anymore. No,
right back at him, aggressive, get right back in his face.
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This is a totally different GOP and I am so
enjoying it. Did you see Treasury Secretary Scott Pissent today
clashing with his goober, Senator Ron Wyden.
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Let's be clear here, nobody is interested in the ramblings
of a capo in the most corrupt regime in American history.
We want to get some facts about this deal. That's
what we're here for.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
Thank you, well, thank you, And I will ask my
questions first today.
Speaker 5 (05:04):
And we would like to hear what Adam Widen and
Jeffrey Epstein talked about. Your son's largest investment position was
Rix Cabaret. So did your son and Jeffrey Epstein talk
about pole dancing as he begged him for money using
your limited credibility?
Speaker 1 (05:23):
A totally different GOP. For most of my life that
communists would have gotten to throw out just some little
nasty barb, some little insult, and whatever GOP appointee or
GOP politician was sitting there in the hot seat would
have given some version of well, I mean I might
have a dispute with some of these things, but in
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the end, I think we have more in common than none.
It would give some pathetic low to answer those days
are gone now. And the beauty of that is it
is going to force the Communists to come up with
brand new tactics because the old tactics they're failing them.
And you can already see the frustration on the communists.
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Old tactics that worked forever are failing. One of the
most tried and true Communist tactics they've used forever in
this country is the accusation of racism. This was Luke
Razaiah sitting in front of Jim Jeworlan. Did anyone call
you a racist for trying to just uncover what's happening
to millions?
Speaker 5 (06:28):
Frankly, as the honor said, billions of dollars of taxper
money you get called that.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (06:32):
So half of Ohio's budget roughly spent on Medicaid, and
that's doubled in the last few years. I tried to
ask one health healthcare owner and I have his exact
quote in response, blah blah blah, who cares you don't
pay my bills? I'm just going to tell everybody you're
a racist.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
Yeah, they've learned it. American communists know it. Foreigners, foreigners
who come here and pillage this country, they all know it.
They understand that has been used as a shield to
guard their despicable barbarian behavior for a very, very long time.
But it's not working anymore, and it's funny to watch
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them try. Brandon Gill, he was talking to this lady
from Ohio. Today, Somalis have flooded into Ohio. It's not
just Minnesota. It's bad in Ohio, It's really bad in
main Somali culture is one of theft It just is.
It's one of the most theft ridden countries and cultures
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in the world. Back to what we were discussing last hour.
You think, well, thou shalt not steal is a pretty
obvious thing to say. You go, try to explain that
to somebody in Somalia. They wouldn't even they'd look at
you like you had three heads. You steal whatever you
can at all times. So, of course American Democrats and
Republicans decided to gather a bunch of these people and
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bring them into the United States of America, where, surprise,
they steal theft ring after theft ring, after theft, ring,
fraud after fraud. We're now seeing convictions come down the line.
It's just what they do. Hey, we're here, how do
we steal something? Brandon gil he had a chance to
ask this lady from Ohio about it.
Speaker 7 (08:17):
Today, Senator and Antonio, thank you for being here. Has
Somali immigration been good for Ohio?
Speaker 2 (08:25):
You know that's really outside of my purview.
Speaker 1 (08:29):
Of your state. Senator would.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
As far as as far as as far as I'm
processing your question, and I'm I have to say that
I I was almost brought to tears just now. The
rate and the level of hateful rhetoric based rate shocking,
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shocking to me. The lack of even humanity to I think,
I am shock.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
I am Remember the conversation we had a long time ago.
We had this conversation. It was during Joe Biden's presidency,
but we're going to rehash it again. We have to
understand the audience. These people are talking to the audience,
they're talking to who is it? Well, remember, these people
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look at everything demographically, they just break everything down. These people,
those people, these people are generally with us. These people
are not with us. The beating heart of the Democrat
Party in the United States of America, it's single mentally
ill women. The numbers are they don't lie. You can
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go look at them up. Married men vote Republican. Single
men vote Republican. Married women vote Republican. But there's this
one outlier number. Single women to the tune of seventy percent,
and nearly sixty percent of those have been diagnosed with
a mental health issue. They are the beating heart of
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the Democrat Party. They will go out in March for
the Democrat Party. They'll riot, they'll protest, they'll donate money,
they'll manipulate husband well, they don't have husbands, but do'll
manipulate boyfriends or girlfriends. The single mentally ill woman is
the beating heart of the Democrat Party. That's bad overall
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for the country, but it's also good for us in
the short term. I'll explain what I mean in a moment.
Before I explain that, let me explain this. Do you
have a mentally ill person working in your office? You
need to replace them? You know, you do, that guy
with all the fruity bumper stickers on his car. It's
time to get somebody decent in the office. But you
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don't want to fire because it's such a nightmare to
find somebody. You won't be able to replace him. It'll
take forever. This is how people think, now, Jesse, you
don't understand people don't return phone calls. No, you don't understand.
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It's fine. He got that right, The Jesse Kelly Chew,
The Jesse Kelly Chew on a magnificent Wednesday. I will
get to emails here in a few minutes, Jesse at
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Jesse kelly'show dot com. So I'm gonna play this for
you again. This is the exchange between Brandon Gill and
a state senator from Ohio. Obviously, the state senator from
Ohio is a communist, Brandon Gill. He asks very simple
logical questions. Realize what a logical question it is to ask,
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has importing this group of people been good for your state?
If that's the state where you have jurisdiction and you've
imported a bunch of people, has it been a net
gain for your state? And let me remind you, American,
you don't have some obligation to take in barbarians from
all over the world and destroy your state. You can
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take in people, a select few who make it better,
and everyone else can get out. That's how you run
an immigration policy. It's a very basic logical question. Hey,
state senator, has massed Somali immigration into your state made
your state better? Listen to his very logical, very simple question.
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You will even see she's talking over him, but you
will even hear at some point in time he brings
up seventy two percent of them are on welfare. He's
got facts, he's got logic. But set aside Brandon gil,
who you know I'm starting to like more and more
every single day. Listen to her bonkers arguments, but listen
to them through the frame of this, she is speaking
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not to you. You're a normal person, You're a sane person.
She is speaking to the legions of single, mentally ill
women out there. They're all xan xed out, emotional, a
complete basket case. That's why communists in this country have
learned to speak like.
Speaker 7 (13:57):
This, Senator, and Antonio, thank you for being here. Has
so many immigration been good for Ohio?
Speaker 2 (14:04):
You know that's really outside of my purview of your state.
Speaker 7 (14:09):
Senator, would you like more as.
Speaker 2 (14:11):
Far as as far as as far as I'm processing
your question, and I'm I have to say that I
I was almost brought.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
To tears just now seventy the rate, the rate.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
And the level of hateful rhetoric based on shunding rate shocking,
shocking to me, that lack of even humanity to I
think it's to allow your gatherunding.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
I am shollions of dollars. Did you hear them all?
I might even play it for you again, just to
listen again. The buzzwords are what stand out to me. Shocked,
appalled humanity processing, no logic, no facts, no nothing, just
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these boiler plate emotional words. That's how the entire Democrat
Party speaks now, and I mentioned that in the long
term that's bad for the country. You don't want to
completely lose all the single women because then it makes
a single man, it makes it impossible for them to
find a bride. And well, whatever, we can go down
that road where we don't need to right now in
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the short term. This is why it's beneficial, because you
cannot possibly it's not possible as much as they try
to look at normy, to look at the normal person,
not you or me, but to look at a normal
person who votes, who gets a little bit involved and
at least shows up and votes. To look at that
normal person and speak to him in a way that
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makes you seem sane, while also looking at mentally ill
woman on xanax and speak to her in a way
that resonates with her. And the communists in this country
have simply made a choice. They've chosen her. She is
a reliable warrior for the revolution. She is a reliable vote.
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And so whatever the issue is, it doesn't matter what
the issue is. There's never facts, there's never logic, there's
never anything like that behind it. It's just a bunch
of buzz emotional words, that will drive single emotional women
up the wall. Appalled humanity process.
Speaker 7 (16:29):
Senator and Antonio, thank you for being here. Has Somali
immigration been good for Ohio?
Speaker 2 (16:35):
You know that's really outside of my purview.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
You're a state senator.
Speaker 2 (16:41):
Would as far as as far as as far as
I'm processing your question, and I'm I have to say
that I I was almost brought to tears just now
as the rate, the rate and the level of hateful
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rhetoric based.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
Almost brought to tears, almost brought to tears.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
Shocking, shocking to me, the lack of even humanity to.
Speaker 8 (17:18):
I think it's gather sun, I am shollions of pocketsple am.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
They have chosen their target audience. And whenever you hear
Democrats speak and they sound kooky, and you say to
yourself that can't possibly win them elections, Who in the
world are they even speaking to? What in the I
just explained to you that's who they're speaking to. Hey, Jesse,
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you made it clear that the price of gasoline determines
US elections. Did you consider the emptying of the strategic
oil reserves by the Biden administration in twenty twenty and
twenty twenty two as smart politics or did you believe
their reasons for the release was offsetting global supply disruptions
caused by Russia Ukraine. Would you support the same policy
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by the Trump administration in order to secure better results
in the upcoming midterm elections. This brings up an interesting
oil question, and really it brings up an interesting moral question,
doesn't it. We'll talk about that net. He doesn't care
if you believe him, but he's right, Jesse Kelly, it's
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interesting that you play Motown, Chris, when you've been whining
about Motown since I requested that you start playing more
and more Motown. Did you not find that lovely melody pleasant?
Or what you didn't? What is wrong with you? Why
do you hate so many things that are good, that
is wonderful when Yeah, we don't have time to get
into that right now, I'm going to get back to
this email. Member, you can email the show, your love,
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your hates, your death threats Jesse at Jesse kelly'show dot com.
So again, the email was this, Jesse, you've made it
clear that the price of gasoline determines US elections. Did
you consider the emptying of the strategic oil reserves by
the Biden administration in twenty twenty and twenty twenty two
as smart politics, would you support the same policy by
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the Trump administration in order to secure better results in
the upcoming midterm elections? All right, so let me lay
it out for you. And some of this might be
hard to hear, but too bad, so said here it
is to recap the strategic oil Reserve. You really have
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to be a history nerd, a logistics nerd I probably am.
An economist would understand this, hopefully pretty well to really
truly grasp the importance of oil. Oil run the world,
and I really mean that oil runs the world. Goods
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are shipped with it. It is used to make the
goods themselves. It is just medical supplies, the endless. The
iPhone you're looking at right now, Quit scrolling while I'm
on the air, kidding the iPhone you're looking at right now.
Oil oil is used for everything, to make it and
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or transport it. It is the material that runs planet Earth.
It's everything, and without it, your country is going back
to the Stone Age. You just are where if you
do not have access to oil, you cannot run your uh,
your military can't run. We'll set the economy aside for
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a moment. You don't have a military without oil even hours.
Think about this, even hours, This huge amazing military. And
I know we have nuclear power this and nuclear power that.
But this huge amazing military we have. Do you know
how much of it just becomes a really expensive paper
weight without access to oil a lot. You have to
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have it all right? Because of that, it is priced
as a global commodity. It is priced, but how much
access does the whole world have to it? Are reserves
getting low? That kind of a thing. That's how oil
is priced, always has been, always will be now. The
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strategic Petroleum Reserve, strategic strategic oil reserve. It's not in
one place. I should note, it's it's all over the country.
I mean, we haven't down here partisipate down here in Houston.
I know guys who've worked on it, but that's another story.
It's all over the place, and it exists for a
very obvious reason. It's not exactly when I have to
break down for you, what if because we're always shipping
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oil to and fro Oh, remember what if something happens something,
we'll just make it world war because that's the kind
of thing that it would take what if something happens
and all of a sudden, we can't have oil tankers
on the high seas because Chinese submarines are sending them
to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. What if what
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we've got is what we've got. Well, that's why you
have the Strategic Oil Reserve. It is there for dire
emergency situations. Now I'm going to lay it out for you,
and you are not going to like it, but it
is true. The Biden administration. You'll like this part. The
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Biden administration. They had midterm elections coming up. Remember Joe
Biden got installed in twenty twenty. Joe Biden promptly. I mean, look,
he was the communists around the country. So he opened
up the border and he started attacking the oil industry
and the United States of America immediately. Remember he canceled
the Keystone Pipeline. I think that was the first day.
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Immediately he started attacking the oil industry in the United
States of America, and surprise, surprise, gas prices begin to
rise immediately. Now, you mentioned in the email, you said,
this is your quote. You've made it clear that the
price of gasoline determines US elections. I am not being
insulting or anything like that to you. I know what
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you were saying, but let me be perfectly clear. This
is not a theory of mine, not at all. American
presidents in both parties have discussed this. You go look
it up. Barack Obama has comments about it. George Boh.
This is one of these things that just is in politics.
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And if your guys in office and gas prices go high,
you don't like hearing this. Nevertheless, I don't give a
crap what you like or don't like hearing. Here's a fact.
The popularity of the president and and the current party,
it will be destroyed if gas prices get too high.
This goes all the way back to FDR. You realize
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that the FDR administration they were rationing everything during World
War Two to try to reserve things for our troops.
You could only have so much sugar, you could only
have so much this. And they were shocked at how
patriotic and willing the American people were to accept rationing
of things they liked, except for one item. What was
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that item? Gasoline? They found that if they attempted to
ration gasoline, people would simply start stealing and rioting and
freaking out. The American people require it and they need
access to it, and if you make it unaffordable for them,
they are going to punish you for it. So you
can send in your stupid laying email. Are you telling
me they're going to vote against us if gas prices
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are high when the war's really important. Yep, that's what
I'm telling you, And every president knows that, including Donald Trump.
So leading up to the twenty twenty two election, Joe
Biden did. If you were listening back then, you remember
I said it. Joe Biden did what I thought was
one of the most nakedly unpatriotic, horrible things I'd seen
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from a president. His policies drove our gas prices through
the roof. People were getting mad at him. So in
order to make sure Democrats didn't get wiped out of
the mid terms, Joe Biden went to that emergency oil
reserve and he drained it to get gas prices down,
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and it worked to get gas prices down leading up
to the midterm election where Democrats were not wiped out
like I thought they were going to. The gas prices
got down in time. That turned down the anger and
the American people. They were okay with it. That is wrong.
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That is not what that strategic oil reserve is for.
It is dead wrong. It's not okay. Trump did the
same thing with all this Iran business over the last
three months. Why do you think the gas price is
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tapered off a little bit? Remember they were shooting through
the roof. Trump's approval numbers were heading down into the
center of the Earth, and they tapered off a little
bit because we tapped into the strategic oil reserve. And
that's wrong too. It does not exist for your approval numbers.
It just doesn't. It doesn't exist for midterm elections. And
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I'm the one screaming about how important they are. That
is not why it's there. Headline US to release one
hundred and seventy two million barrels of oil from strategic
reserve to combat energy price hike. On the sub headline
underneath it, the Trump administration move is in conjunction with
the International Energy Agency action, so on and so forth.
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It's not why it's there. It's not. That's not why
it's there. I understand the moon and I understand the
way of thinking, well, if they did it, we should.
That thing is there for emergency purposes. It stands empty
because American presidents don't want to lose seats at the midterms.
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It's not right. I don't like it. All right, we'll
move on. We'll get back to these hearing things and
other things next hour. Before we do that, let me
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but he's right, Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. You can email us
your love, your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So,
speaking of the Democrats being the party of single, mentally
ill women, the result of that is if you get
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a Democrat from a blue area, you oftentimes can have
a mentally ill woman as the actual representative of the
Democrat Party. If you would like an example, good, I
have one for you. Marco Rubio, Secretary of State. Marco
Rubio had to sit in front of the House today
and be interrogated. Listen, listen to the modern Democrat Party.
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This is a lady representative. Sarah Jacobs is her name.
Speaker 9 (29:38):
And just like you couldn't admit that the shoes the
president bought you were too big. You clearly don't know
what winning means, and not because the facts are unclear
to you. It's because telling your truth the truth would
cost you your job. And the American people are entitled
to a Secretary of State who tells them the truth
even when the President doesn't want to hear it.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
I don't know what shoes she's talking about.
Speaker 5 (29:57):
What is she talking about?
Speaker 1 (29:59):
No, no, no, Representive Burchett, you're.
Speaker 5 (30:01):
Recognized, Thank you, miss chairman.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
If you'd like to answer any of that. Yeah, I
don't know about the shoes. I mean, he gave me
some floor shims shoes. They're actually pretty good, they fit fine.
Speaker 5 (30:08):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
I don't know what she's talking about it. Maybe that's
what she's referring to.
Speaker 9 (30:12):
Your shoes look very nice today, mister secretary.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
How can you see them? Their way down? Here? We're
talking about shoes? Are you guys kidding me? I mean,
is this the Foreign Affairs Committee or is this like
a circus? What is this? This is what we're dealing with?
On the other how do these people get there? Well,
that's what their party has become. That's it, that's what
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their party has become. Hey, Jesse, what are the chances
that civil war in the UK or god forbid Canada
leads us to taking in refugees? Well, that brings me
to something, taking in refugees in general. In a vacuum.
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Let me clarify this. In a vacuum, you want to
be the kind of country that takes in refugees, right,
I know it. Currently you don't want any I got
all that, but that's because it's been abused. Just stay
with me. We're talking about in a vacuum, not modern
America twenty twenty six. We're talking about in a vacuum. Ideally,
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you you you want to be a country that helps
out people who need help. The North Vietnamese government, bunch
of dirty commies, they start butchering a bunch of people
in South Vietnam. Do you want to take in some
of those people so the men, women and children aren't
slaughtered in a vacuum? You do, right, you do? Ideally
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you want to be that kind of a country. The problem,
The problem is simply this, as soon as you start
doing it too much than evil evil foreigners, evil Americans,
evil groups around the world. They figure out a way
to take advantage of it, and any time there's a
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problem anywhere, they use it as an excuse for your
country to take in more refugees. And the reason you
can't run a country that way is it's a big world,
all kinds of different countries out there. You can't take
them all in. There's always a famine somewhere, a civil
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war somewhere, a slaughter somewhere, and that is horrible and
it is sad, and I don't wish that on anybody
around the globe, except for cyclists, but that's another story.
It is horrible. I get all that. However, that's how
it is, and every time it happens now it's just
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become some sort of a thing that the whole globe
agrees on. Well, I mean, things are bad in Zimbabwe.
We here in France, we should definitely take in five
hundred thousand people. You in America, you take a million,
You take of this, you take of that, and everybody
has just kind of got along with this. Well, I
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mean we should, it's absolutely the right thing to do. Yeah, anyway,
has anyone seen my cat? This way of thinking has
to stop and that's why we need an immigration moratorium
in this country. We need an immigration moratorium in this country.
We have to stop it all, not just the illegal immigration,
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the legal immigration. What Jesse. We have to take in
some legal immigrants. No, no, no. Countries do not exist
inside of a vacuum. When you get to the place
where we are now, everything has to be stopped and
until we can work out the kinks in our system.
That statistic is so jaw dropping. Ninety percent of post
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COVID jobs have gone to foreigners in the United States
of America. That is amazing. It's just become the culture
of the country. It's become the culture of corporate America,
it's become the culture of the government. It's become all
of it. When there are jobs, foreigner, hey, let's save
some money. Foreigner. Hey fire all these Americans. Let's get
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some more foreigners in here. We need foreigners. Hey, you
need some more foreigner. Let's bring in foreigners in here.
The thinking that we should train and hire Americans has
completely evaporated from our shores. We now rely on foreigners
as some sort of a drug. I would argue to
keep our economy afloat, our system afloat and the problem
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is drugs kill you eventually. Oh, but we can't just
stop doing this. It'll be painful. Yes, it's painful to
get off drugs. Rehab sucks, I get it. I have
never been, but I've never talked to somebody in rehabs
said this place is fantastic. I'm having the time of
my life. It's brutal, it's supposed to be. It involves
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some pain because you got to get yourself cleaned up
and fixed. It involves some pain. The truth is it
all has to stop here now, but that's not how
the mentality has been. And it's remember there's a fortune
(35:34):
behind all this. A lot of this is also driven
by money. Billions and billions and billions and billions and
billions of dollars. Your money, tax payer money flows through
the government and gets sent out to all these different
nonprofits refuge groups. And what they do is they bring
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the people in and train them how to answer questions,
to violate our immigration laws, and get them up on welfare.
And the NGO gets billions of your money, your community
gets another thousand people from Somalia, and everyone seems to win,
except for your son, who's looking for a job and
the hamster that went missing. All right, more hearing stuff
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our buddy shrike tandahars back
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
an amazing Wednesday. A Hoday, I'm touched on this Trump
net Yahu story really quickly because Trump came out and
confirmed it. But I want to get to these congressional
(00:31):
hearings from today. There was so much good stuff in there, emails,
ob is mad at me, all that and so much
more coming up in the second hour of the world
famous Jesse Kelly Show. So yesterday we talked about the
report that Trump cussed out net and Yahu, and you know,
we said it was one source. I'm sure it was
(00:54):
a tense call. Not sure if he really dropped an
F bomb Adam, but he's done that before, so that
then that's really Trump's style, So I could see it.
Didn't take it at face value. Yeah, apparently that whole
thing happened, which.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
You were angry with him.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
You said that you effing crazy, what are you effing doing?
I helped you stay out of jail.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
Is that true?
Speaker 1 (01:17):
Did you speak to him in those chid?
Speaker 3 (01:19):
I a wish angry. I was a little bit perturbed
at his constantly fighting with Lebanon you know at some
point I should be be We got to step this,
you got to stap it.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
It's just exactly what I told you yesterday. We don't
have to recap it again. Israel has a different goal
than the United States of America does. Trump is frustrated
because he wants out. They do. They want to keep going.
Trump got loud about it on the phone. We'll see
(01:56):
where it goes from here. I mean, we had another
headline today, nuclear deal. Trump. Iran has agreed to not
have a nuclear weapon. But Iran was launching all kinds
of drones and missiles at US like like two hours ago.
It's a big old mess. Whatever, let's move on to
wonderful things. The low T GOP earned that nickname for
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a very very long time. I'm not exactly sure where
it began, but for most of my adult life elected
Republicans in Washington, DC, what they wanted was the approval
of the left. They wanted the approval of people who
(02:40):
would never give it to them. They wanted to be
thought of as a nice, reasonable I'm just I'm common sense.
I think we should get along on these things. That
was the mentality of the elected GOP in this country
for a very, very, very long time, while the Communists
(03:02):
lied and cheated and stealed and knifed them at every
six stealed, stole, Chris whatever. I went to community college,
shut up while the Communists did every dirty deed. The
GOP would sit there, Hey, I just want to get along.
Do you want to get along? It was the Tim
Scott types. Hey, Corey Booker, we should do police reform, right,
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I mean painfully, painfully naive. There there's a legacy that
Trump is going to leave behind. When you are the
head of one of the political parties in the country
for ten plus years, when you're the most popular, most
influential one, you're going to leave things in your wake,
(03:49):
some good, some bad. You're going to leave things in
your wake. I would argue one of the best things
Trump is going to leave behind him is he is
going to he let the GOP know that you can
be openly combative with communists, and you should be. The
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Communists will not be dissuaded by how nice you are.
He doesn't want to find common ground with you. He's
trying to utterly destroy you. And you don't have to
play the game of well. I want to answer in
a nice way. You don't have to do that anymore. No,
right back at him, aggressive, get right back in his face.
(04:33):
This is a totally different GOP and I am so
enjoying it. Did you see Treasury Secretary Scott Pissent today
clashing with his goober, Senator Ron Wyden.
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Let's be clear here, nobody is interested in the ramblings
of a capo in the most corrupt regime in American history.
We want to get some facts about this deal. That's
what we're here for.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
Thank you, well, thank you, And I will ask my
questions first today.
Speaker 5 (05:04):
And we would like to hear what Adam Widen and
Jeffrey Epstein talked about. Your son's largest investment position was
Rix Cabaret. So did your son and Jeffrey Epstein talk
about pole dancing as he begged him for money using
your limited credibility?
Speaker 1 (05:23):
A totally different GOP. For most of my life that
communists would have gotten to throw out just some little
nasty barb, some little insult, and whatever GOP appointee or
GOP politician was sitting there in the hot seat would
have given some version of well, I mean I might
have a dispute with some of these things, but in
(05:44):
the end, I think we have more in common than none.
It would give some pathetic low to answer those days
are gone now. And the beauty of that is it
is going to force the Communists to come up with
brand new tactics because the old tactics they're failing them.
And you can already see the frustration on the communists.
(06:09):
Old tactics that worked forever are failing. One of the
most tried and true Communist tactics they've used forever in
this country is the accusation of racism. This was Luke
Razaiah sitting in front of Jim Jeworlan. Did anyone call
you a racist for trying to just uncover what's happening
to millions?
Speaker 5 (06:28):
Frankly, as the honor said, billions of dollars of taxper
money you get called that.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (06:32):
So half of Ohio's budget roughly spent on Medicaid, and
that's doubled in the last few years. I tried to
ask one health healthcare owner and I have his exact
quote in response, blah blah blah, who cares you don't
pay my bills? I'm just going to tell everybody you're
a racist.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
Yeah, they've learned it. American communists know it. Foreigners, foreigners
who come here and pillage this country, they all know it.
They understand that has been used as a shield to
guard their despicable barbarian behavior for a very, very long time.
But it's not working anymore, and it's funny to watch
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them try. Brandon Gill, he was talking to this lady
from Ohio. Today, Somalis have flooded into Ohio. It's not
just Minnesota. It's bad in Ohio, It's really bad in
main Somali culture is one of theft It just is.
It's one of the most theft ridden countries and cultures
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in the world. Back to what we were discussing last hour.
You think, well, thou shalt not steal is a pretty
obvious thing to say. You go, try to explain that
to somebody in Somalia. They wouldn't even they'd look at
you like you had three heads. You steal whatever you
can at all times. So, of course American Democrats and
Republicans decided to gather a bunch of these people and
(07:56):
bring them into the United States of America, where, surprise,
they steal theft ring after theft ring, after theft, ring,
fraud after fraud. We're now seeing convictions come down the line.
It's just what they do. Hey, we're here, how do
we steal something? Brandon gil he had a chance to
ask this lady from Ohio about it.
Speaker 7 (08:17):
Today, Senator and Antonio, thank you for being here. Has
Somali immigration been good for Ohio?
Speaker 2 (08:25):
You know that's really outside of my purview.
Speaker 1 (08:29):
Of your state. Senator would.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
As far as as far as as far as I'm
processing your question, and I'm I have to say that
I I was almost brought to tears just now. The
rate and the level of hateful rhetoric based rate shocking,
(08:58):
shocking to me. The lack of even humanity to I think,
I am shock.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
I am Remember the conversation we had a long time ago.
We had this conversation. It was during Joe Biden's presidency,
but we're going to rehash it again. We have to
understand the audience. These people are talking to the audience,
they're talking to who is it? Well, remember, these people
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look at everything demographically, they just break everything down. These people,
those people, these people are generally with us. These people
are not with us. The beating heart of the Democrat
Party in the United States of America, it's single mentally
ill women. The numbers are they don't lie. You can
(09:54):
go look at them up. Married men vote Republican. Single
men vote Republican. Married women vote Republican. But there's this
one outlier number. Single women to the tune of seventy percent,
and nearly sixty percent of those have been diagnosed with
a mental health issue. They are the beating heart of
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the Democrat Party. They will go out in March for
the Democrat Party. They'll riot, they'll protest, they'll donate money,
they'll manipulate husband well, they don't have husbands, but do'll
manipulate boyfriends or girlfriends. The single mentally ill woman is
the beating heart of the Democrat Party. That's bad overall
(10:37):
for the country, but it's also good for us in
the short term. I'll explain what I mean in a moment.
Before I explain that, let me explain this. Do you
have a mentally ill person working in your office? You
need to replace them? You know, you do, that guy
with all the fruity bumper stickers on his car. It's
time to get somebody decent in the office. But you
(10:59):
don't want to fire because it's such a nightmare to
find somebody. You won't be able to replace him. It'll
take forever. This is how people think, now, Jesse, you
don't understand people don't return phone calls. No, you don't understand.
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It's fine. He got that right, The Jesse Kelly Chew,
The Jesse Kelly Chew on a magnificent Wednesday. I will
get to emails here in a few minutes, Jesse at
(12:05):
Jesse kelly'show dot com. So I'm gonna play this for
you again. This is the exchange between Brandon Gill and
a state senator from Ohio. Obviously, the state senator from
Ohio is a communist, Brandon Gill. He asks very simple
logical questions. Realize what a logical question it is to ask,
(12:27):
has importing this group of people been good for your state?
If that's the state where you have jurisdiction and you've
imported a bunch of people, has it been a net
gain for your state? And let me remind you, American,
you don't have some obligation to take in barbarians from
all over the world and destroy your state. You can
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take in people, a select few who make it better,
and everyone else can get out. That's how you run
an immigration policy. It's a very basic logical question. Hey,
state senator, has massed Somali immigration into your state made
your state better? Listen to his very logical, very simple question.
(13:12):
You will even see she's talking over him, but you
will even hear at some point in time he brings
up seventy two percent of them are on welfare. He's
got facts, he's got logic. But set aside Brandon gil,
who you know I'm starting to like more and more
every single day. Listen to her bonkers arguments, but listen
to them through the frame of this, she is speaking
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not to you. You're a normal person, You're a sane person.
She is speaking to the legions of single, mentally ill
women out there. They're all xan xed out, emotional, a
complete basket case. That's why communists in this country have
learned to speak like.
Speaker 7 (13:57):
This, Senator, and Antonio, thank you for being here. Has
so many immigration been good for Ohio?
Speaker 2 (14:04):
You know that's really outside of my purview of your state.
Speaker 7 (14:09):
Senator, would you like more as.
Speaker 2 (14:11):
Far as as far as as far as I'm processing
your question, and I'm I have to say that I
I was almost brought.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
To tears just now seventy the rate, the rate.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
And the level of hateful rhetoric based on shunding rate shocking,
shocking to me, that lack of even humanity to I
think it's to allow your gatherunding.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
I am shollions of dollars. Did you hear them all?
I might even play it for you again, just to
listen again. The buzzwords are what stand out to me. Shocked,
appalled humanity processing, no logic, no facts, no nothing, just
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these boiler plate emotional words. That's how the entire Democrat
Party speaks now, and I mentioned that in the long
term that's bad for the country. You don't want to
completely lose all the single women because then it makes
a single man, it makes it impossible for them to
find a bride. And well, whatever, we can go down
that road where we don't need to right now in
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the short term. This is why it's beneficial, because you
cannot possibly it's not possible as much as they try
to look at normy, to look at the normal person,
not you or me, but to look at a normal
person who votes, who gets a little bit involved and
at least shows up and votes. To look at that
normal person and speak to him in a way that
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makes you seem sane, while also looking at mentally ill
woman on xanax and speak to her in a way
that resonates with her. And the communists in this country
have simply made a choice. They've chosen her. She is
a reliable warrior for the revolution. She is a reliable vote.
(16:10):
And so whatever the issue is, it doesn't matter what
the issue is. There's never facts, there's never logic, there's
never anything like that behind it. It's just a bunch
of buzz emotional words, that will drive single emotional women
up the wall. Appalled humanity process.
Speaker 7 (16:29):
Senator and Antonio, thank you for being here. Has Somali
immigration been good for Ohio?
Speaker 2 (16:35):
You know that's really outside of my purview.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
You're a state senator.
Speaker 2 (16:41):
Would as far as as far as as far as
I'm processing your question, and I'm I have to say
that I I was almost brought to tears just now
as the rate, the rate and the level of hateful
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rhetoric based.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
Almost brought to tears, almost brought to tears.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
Shocking, shocking to me, the lack of even humanity to.
Speaker 8 (17:18):
I think it's gather sun, I am shollions of pocketsple am.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
They have chosen their target audience. And whenever you hear
Democrats speak and they sound kooky, and you say to
yourself that can't possibly win them elections, Who in the
world are they even speaking to? What in the I
just explained to you that's who they're speaking to. Hey, Jesse,
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you made it clear that the price of gasoline determines
US elections. Did you consider the emptying of the strategic
oil reserves by the Biden administration in twenty twenty and
twenty twenty two as smart politics or did you believe
their reasons for the release was offsetting global supply disruptions
caused by Russia Ukraine. Would you support the same policy
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by the Trump administration in order to secure better results
in the upcoming midterm elections. This brings up an interesting
oil question, and really it brings up an interesting moral question,
doesn't it. We'll talk about that net. He doesn't care
if you believe him, but he's right, Jesse Kelly, it's
(18:36):
interesting that you play Motown, Chris, when you've been whining
about Motown since I requested that you start playing more
and more Motown. Did you not find that lovely melody pleasant?
Or what you didn't? What is wrong with you? Why
do you hate so many things that are good, that
is wonderful when Yeah, we don't have time to get
into that right now, I'm going to get back to
this email. Member, you can email the show, your love,
(18:57):
your hates, your death threats Jesse at Jesse kelly'show dot com.
So again, the email was this, Jesse, you've made it
clear that the price of gasoline determines US elections. Did
you consider the emptying of the strategic oil reserves by
the Biden administration in twenty twenty and twenty twenty two
as smart politics, would you support the same policy by
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the Trump administration in order to secure better results in
the upcoming midterm elections? All right, so let me lay
it out for you. And some of this might be
hard to hear, but too bad, so said here it
is to recap the strategic oil Reserve. You really have
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to be a history nerd, a logistics nerd I probably am.
An economist would understand this, hopefully pretty well to really
truly grasp the importance of oil. Oil run the world,
and I really mean that oil runs the world. Goods
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are shipped with it. It is used to make the
goods themselves. It is just medical supplies, the endless. The
iPhone you're looking at right now, Quit scrolling while I'm
on the air, kidding the iPhone you're looking at right now.
Oil oil is used for everything, to make it and
(20:29):
or transport it. It is the material that runs planet Earth.
It's everything, and without it, your country is going back
to the Stone Age. You just are where if you
do not have access to oil, you cannot run your uh,
your military can't run. We'll set the economy aside for
(20:50):
a moment. You don't have a military without oil even hours.
Think about this, even hours, This huge amazing military. And
I know we have nuclear power this and nuclear power that.
But this huge amazing military we have. Do you know
how much of it just becomes a really expensive paper
weight without access to oil a lot. You have to
(21:15):
have it all right? Because of that, it is priced
as a global commodity. It is priced, but how much
access does the whole world have to it? Are reserves
getting low? That kind of a thing. That's how oil
is priced, always has been, always will be now. The
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strategic Petroleum Reserve, strategic strategic oil reserve. It's not in
one place. I should note, it's it's all over the country.
I mean, we haven't down here partisipate down here in Houston.
I know guys who've worked on it, but that's another story.
It's all over the place, and it exists for a
very obvious reason. It's not exactly when I have to
break down for you, what if because we're always shipping
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oil to and fro Oh, remember what if something happens something,
we'll just make it world war because that's the kind
of thing that it would take what if something happens
and all of a sudden, we can't have oil tankers
on the high seas because Chinese submarines are sending them
to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. What if what
(22:20):
we've got is what we've got. Well, that's why you
have the Strategic Oil Reserve. It is there for dire
emergency situations. Now I'm going to lay it out for you,
and you are not going to like it, but it
is true. The Biden administration. You'll like this part. The
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Biden administration. They had midterm elections coming up. Remember Joe
Biden got installed in twenty twenty. Joe Biden promptly. I mean, look,
he was the communists around the country. So he opened
up the border and he started attacking the oil industry
and the United States of America immediately. Remember he canceled
the Keystone Pipeline. I think that was the first day.
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Immediately he started attacking the oil industry in the United
States of America, and surprise, surprise, gas prices begin to
rise immediately. Now, you mentioned in the email, you said,
this is your quote. You've made it clear that the
price of gasoline determines US elections. I am not being
insulting or anything like that to you. I know what
(23:26):
you were saying, but let me be perfectly clear. This
is not a theory of mine, not at all. American
presidents in both parties have discussed this. You go look
it up. Barack Obama has comments about it. George Boh.
This is one of these things that just is in politics.
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And if your guys in office and gas prices go high,
you don't like hearing this. Nevertheless, I don't give a
crap what you like or don't like hearing. Here's a fact.
The popularity of the president and and the current party,
it will be destroyed if gas prices get too high.
This goes all the way back to FDR. You realize
(24:08):
that the FDR administration they were rationing everything during World
War Two to try to reserve things for our troops.
You could only have so much sugar, you could only
have so much this. And they were shocked at how
patriotic and willing the American people were to accept rationing
of things they liked, except for one item. What was
(24:29):
that item? Gasoline? They found that if they attempted to
ration gasoline, people would simply start stealing and rioting and
freaking out. The American people require it and they need
access to it, and if you make it unaffordable for them,
they are going to punish you for it. So you
can send in your stupid laying email. Are you telling
me they're going to vote against us if gas prices
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are high when the war's really important. Yep, that's what
I'm telling you, And every president knows that, including Donald Trump.
So leading up to the twenty twenty two election, Joe
Biden did. If you were listening back then, you remember
I said it. Joe Biden did what I thought was
one of the most nakedly unpatriotic, horrible things I'd seen
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from a president. His policies drove our gas prices through
the roof. People were getting mad at him. So in
order to make sure Democrats didn't get wiped out of
the mid terms, Joe Biden went to that emergency oil
reserve and he drained it to get gas prices down,
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and it worked to get gas prices down leading up
to the midterm election where Democrats were not wiped out
like I thought they were going to. The gas prices
got down in time. That turned down the anger and
the American people. They were okay with it. That is wrong.
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That is not what that strategic oil reserve is for.
It is dead wrong. It's not okay. Trump did the
same thing with all this Iran business over the last
three months. Why do you think the gas price is
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tapered off a little bit? Remember they were shooting through
the roof. Trump's approval numbers were heading down into the
center of the Earth, and they tapered off a little
bit because we tapped into the strategic oil reserve. And
that's wrong too. It does not exist for your approval numbers.
It just doesn't. It doesn't exist for midterm elections. And
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I'm the one screaming about how important they are. That
is not why it's there. Headline US to release one
hundred and seventy two million barrels of oil from strategic
reserve to combat energy price hike. On the sub headline
underneath it, the Trump administration move is in conjunction with
the International Energy Agency action, so on and so forth.
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It's not why it's there. It's not. That's not why
it's there. I understand the moon and I understand the
way of thinking, well, if they did it, we should.
That thing is there for emergency purposes. It stands empty
because American presidents don't want to lose seats at the midterms.
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It's not right. I don't like it. All right, we'll
move on. We'll get back to these hearing things and
other things next hour. Before we do that, let me
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a business owner, isn't it? Isn't it the worst part
of your day. I listened to my dad as a
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(27:41):
a deal with insurance, and this insurance guy and this
insurance policy he hated. He hated insurance with the fire
of a thousand suns, And no one ever made it
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but he's right, Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. You can email us
your love, your death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So,
speaking of the Democrats being the party of single, mentally
ill women, the result of that is if you get
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a Democrat from a blue area, you oftentimes can have
a mentally ill woman as the actual representative of the
Democrat Party. If you would like an example, good, I
have one for you. Marco Rubio, Secretary of State. Marco
Rubio had to sit in front of the House today
and be interrogated. Listen, listen to the modern Democrat Party.
(29:35):
This is a lady representative. Sarah Jacobs is her name.
Speaker 9 (29:38):
And just like you couldn't admit that the shoes the
president bought you were too big. You clearly don't know
what winning means, and not because the facts are unclear
to you. It's because telling your truth the truth would
cost you your job. And the American people are entitled
to a Secretary of State who tells them the truth
even when the President doesn't want to hear it.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
I don't know what shoes she's talking about.
Speaker 5 (29:57):
What is she talking about?
Speaker 1 (29:59):
No, no, no, Representive Burchett, you're.
Speaker 5 (30:01):
Recognized, Thank you, miss chairman.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
If you'd like to answer any of that. Yeah, I
don't know about the shoes. I mean, he gave me
some floor shims shoes. They're actually pretty good, they fit fine.
Speaker 5 (30:08):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
I don't know what she's talking about it. Maybe that's
what she's referring to.
Speaker 9 (30:12):
Your shoes look very nice today, mister secretary.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
How can you see them? Their way down? Here? We're
talking about shoes? Are you guys kidding me? I mean,
is this the Foreign Affairs Committee or is this like
a circus? What is this? This is what we're dealing with?
On the other how do these people get there? Well,
that's what their party has become. That's it, that's what
(30:35):
their party has become. Hey, Jesse, what are the chances
that civil war in the UK or god forbid Canada
leads us to taking in refugees? Well, that brings me
to something, taking in refugees in general. In a vacuum.
(30:59):
Let me clarify this. In a vacuum, you want to
be the kind of country that takes in refugees, right,
I know it. Currently you don't want any I got
all that, but that's because it's been abused. Just stay
with me. We're talking about in a vacuum, not modern
America twenty twenty six. We're talking about in a vacuum. Ideally,
(31:21):
you you you want to be a country that helps
out people who need help. The North Vietnamese government, bunch
of dirty commies, they start butchering a bunch of people
in South Vietnam. Do you want to take in some
of those people so the men, women and children aren't
slaughtered in a vacuum? You do, right, you do? Ideally
(31:48):
you want to be that kind of a country. The problem,
The problem is simply this, as soon as you start
doing it too much than evil evil foreigners, evil Americans,
evil groups around the world. They figure out a way
to take advantage of it, and any time there's a
(32:10):
problem anywhere, they use it as an excuse for your
country to take in more refugees. And the reason you
can't run a country that way is it's a big world,
all kinds of different countries out there. You can't take
them all in. There's always a famine somewhere, a civil
(32:34):
war somewhere, a slaughter somewhere, and that is horrible and
it is sad, and I don't wish that on anybody
around the globe, except for cyclists, but that's another story.
It is horrible. I get all that. However, that's how
it is, and every time it happens now it's just
(32:57):
become some sort of a thing that the whole globe
agrees on. Well, I mean, things are bad in Zimbabwe.
We here in France, we should definitely take in five
hundred thousand people. You in America, you take a million,
You take of this, you take of that, and everybody
has just kind of got along with this. Well, I
(33:18):
mean we should, it's absolutely the right thing to do. Yeah, anyway,
has anyone seen my cat? This way of thinking has
to stop and that's why we need an immigration moratorium
in this country. We need an immigration moratorium in this country.
We have to stop it all, not just the illegal immigration,
(33:41):
the legal immigration. What Jesse. We have to take in
some legal immigrants. No, no, no. Countries do not exist
inside of a vacuum. When you get to the place
where we are now, everything has to be stopped and
until we can work out the kinks in our system.
That statistic is so jaw dropping. Ninety percent of post
(34:05):
COVID jobs have gone to foreigners in the United States
of America. That is amazing. It's just become the culture
of the country. It's become the culture of corporate America,
it's become the culture of the government. It's become all
of it. When there are jobs, foreigner, hey, let's save
some money. Foreigner. Hey fire all these Americans. Let's get
(34:25):
some more foreigners in here. We need foreigners. Hey, you
need some more foreigner. Let's bring in foreigners in here.
The thinking that we should train and hire Americans has
completely evaporated from our shores. We now rely on foreigners
as some sort of a drug. I would argue to
keep our economy afloat, our system afloat and the problem
(34:47):
is drugs kill you eventually. Oh, but we can't just
stop doing this. It'll be painful. Yes, it's painful to
get off drugs. Rehab sucks, I get it. I have
never been, but I've never talked to somebody in rehabs
said this place is fantastic. I'm having the time of
my life. It's brutal, it's supposed to be. It involves
(35:12):
some pain because you got to get yourself cleaned up
and fixed. It involves some pain. The truth is it
all has to stop here now, but that's not how
the mentality has been. And it's remember there's a fortune
(35:34):
behind all this. A lot of this is also driven
by money. Billions and billions and billions and billions and
billions of dollars. Your money, tax payer money flows through
the government and gets sent out to all these different
nonprofits refuge groups. And what they do is they bring
(35:55):
the people in and train them how to answer questions,
to violate our immigration laws, and get them up on welfare.
And the NGO gets billions of your money, your community
gets another thousand people from Somalia, and everyone seems to win,
except for your son, who's looking for a job and
the hamster that went missing. All right, more hearing stuff
(36:19):
our buddy shrike tandahars back
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