September 11, 2026 • 36 mins
Creating a bubble of yesmen. Why isn’t Jesse powdering the butts of the GOP? Lost in translation. The future of jury trials in America. The Communist can't imagine that someone would thing for themselves. How the Communist divides up society. What’s the signal flow for the drones in the Democrat party?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a wonderful Friday, another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show. So we have all kinds of things
going on this hour with your questions, and they are
simply freaking amazing. Everything from Mexican restaurants to politics to Democrats.
(00:32):
Who does hand out these talking points from the hive mind?
Someone's mad at me. All that. So much more coming
up in the second hour of the Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's get to this guy who's mad at me. Subject
to this one is you. Jesse, I can't be the
only one that's sick and tired of you telling us
how bad Republicans are going to do in the midterms.
(00:54):
Why do you get such a kick out of doing that?
I realize that you're way smarter than everyone else. That's true, Chris.
But your show is gaining zero votes for the Republican Party.
Is that your intent? All right. So let's chat. You
know the old trope, which is obviously very, very true,
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about kings sometimes losing their mind after they've been in
power for too long. Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts, absolutely.
You've heard these kind of things. You know the old
trope about celebrities. Some dude will be a normal dude,
maybe an athlete or an actor or something like that.
live in a relatively normal life, you know, he changes tires,
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he lives his life that you do, and then boom,
rich and famous. Soon, or some years down the road,
he's just a jerk to everybody, he's a snob, thinks
he's better than everyone, ends up saying and doing all
sorts of stupid things. What's going on there? Well, what's
going on there is actually a very, very human thing.
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It's an extremely human thing, and we're all at risk
for it. You are, and I am, and Chris is,
and everybody is at risk for this. And here's what
the risk is. When you are young and poor and
kind of stuck, you are going to be surrounded by
people you don't want to work with, you don't want
to go to school with. I mean, school is a
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great example of this. You're going to be in school
with people you don't like. But as you get older,
maybe more established... You have choices you will get to
make in life. I'm going to work here. I'm not
going to work there. I'm going to live here. I'm
not going to live there. And if you always choose
what you want, and I'm not telling you not to,
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you can eventually create a bubble for yourself where you
don't have anyone in your life who challenges you at all.
That's a very, very human thing. And so kings, why
do they end up losing their minds and making horses senators?
Because they are so powerful, so isolated. There's not a
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single person in existence to say, hey, Claudius, bud, come on,
pull up a chair. That's the stupidest thing I've ever
heard in my life. This is going to get you assassinated.
What are you, an idiot? We can't do that. There's
no one there. That celebrity who's a snob now. Everybody
who could have said that in their life got cut
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off or fired. It's all yes men and yes women
and you're perfect. And so they say something crazy and
there's no one, nobody to say, don't say that, don't
do that. Bud Light, the Bud Light thing is actually
a great example. Companies do this. With the red-blooded American
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base of a beer company, of Bud Light's base, that's
obviously the huge majority of any American beer company's base.
How in the name of anything? Could a tranny ad
make it through the idea phase, let alone all the
way through the idea phase to the point where they
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aired it and they're losing billions in the market? How
is that humanly possible? Here's how. You put enough people
into place throughout the company where nobody was left to
step up and say, hold on, we sell our beer
to football fans? We sell our beer to MMA fans,
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UFC guys. If you run an ad with a tranny,
that's going to get us slaughtered online, and we're going
to lose sales. No, no, no, nope. We're not doing that.
That's really stupid. In fact, who came up with that idea?
I want to make sure that person's fired. That person
was gone. They weren't there. They didn't work at Budweiser anymore.
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Ad goes out, billions of dollars lost. Back to the emails.
What you want, you who complain to me. What's funny
is I talk to you all the time about voting
for Republicans and why I think that's important and how
I'm voting in the midterms, all kinds of positive things
like that. But what you want is a very human thing.
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You want me to sit here every day and only
tell you everything's good and everything's good and everything's good.
And here's what's ironic about that. If I did that,
every day between now and November, everything's fine, the poll
numbers look great, we're going to kill it out there.
If I did that, and then we got crushed in
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the midterms, slaughtered, you actually wouldn't even be mad at me.
You wouldn't email me and say, Jesse, You were dishonest.
You said we were great and we got, you wouldn't
even be mad at me. Why? Because you're one of
those people who wants your butt powdered for you all
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the time. You don't want dad to tell you to
do better while you're riding the bike and you won't fall.
You want mommy to bandage your boo-boos and tell you
you did great. I'm not your mommy. I'm your daddy.
When my sons were young and they had to go
to the doctor's office and it was the day they
were going to get shots of various kinds, you need
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a shot for this or a shot for that or
whatever the case may be, my wife would sit there
and rub them on their back and tell them, honey,
everything's going to be okay. And when they would ask
me and they would, dad, is this going to hurt?
I would say, oh yeah, it's going to suck. In fact,
this might be the most painful shot you're ever going
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to get. So you know what? Better get your mind
right now and buck up and get ready because it's
going to hurt. I'm not saying I was right and
she was wrong. Both are necessary. But what you want
is your mommy all the time. I don't do mommy radio.
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Gas prices are high. Let me break this down as
simply as I possibly can, because I'm your dad. Gas
prices are high. They're getting higher. The most accurate election
indicator in the history of American politics over the last
hundred years is gas prices. If gas prices are high,
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the party in power gets slaughtered. If gas prices are low,
the party in power will get rewarded with another term.
Democrats know this. Republicans know this. That's why Joe Biden
drained the oil reserve leading up to the midterms because
he knew $ 4 a gallon was going to get him
massacred during his midterm election. That's why it happens. Right now,
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diesel with $ 6 a gallon. We are going to take
a vicious beating in November. Unless that changes. And look,
for Trump to come out and say this, that tells
you it's not going to change by then.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
Shortly, but right after the election, because they'd like to
have it that way. But right after the election, oil
prices are going to be tumbling downward. They're going to
be tumbling down and we'll get them down. I think
for gasoline, we'll get them below $ 2 a gallon.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
But not until after the midterm.
Speaker 2 (08:21):
I think it's going to take a little bit longer
than the midterm.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
You know who the Houthi rebels are? Let's just stay
with me for a second. I'm not some expert on
the Houthis, but I know a bit about a bit.
They're a rebel group in Yemen. Now, I say rebel group.
They're probably more powerful than the Yemenis than the Yemen government.
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They're probably more powerful than the government. That's why the
government hasn't been able to get rid of them. They
also have been given a decent amount of modern weaponry
through Iran. You know, Iran gets stuff from Russia and China. So,
They're not as primitive as you might think. We've talked
a lot about the Strait of Hormuz and how it's
a critical choke point where goods have to flow through,
(09:08):
oil has to flow through, right? But there is actually
another choke point in there. We don't know to what
extent yet because the reports are just coming in, but
we do know to some extent today or last night,
depending on what your time lag is, the Houthis seized
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the second choke point. The Houthis are working with the
Iranians right now against Saudi Arabia. Remember that workaround to
the Strait of Hormuz Saudi Arabia was working on, that
pipeline they were working on? Yeah, they blew it up
last night. Gas might be $ 5, $ 6 a gallon by Monday.
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I'm not saying it's going to be, but already crude
prices are up today. Now, I am going to crawl
across broken glass to vote for Republicans and beg my
friends to do the same. I would encourage you to
do the same. But if this situation remains, it's inevitable.
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It just is. What do you want me to do,
lie to you? Is that what you prefer? Again, great news.
I've told you this before. A lot of radio stations
out there, a lot of political talk radio. I almost
guarantee you if you change the channel, the next guy up,
he'll lie to you. Everything's great. Everything's perfect. It's perfect.
Everything's the best. I'm not your mommy, though. I'm all
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out of baby powder.
Speaker 4 (10:41):
Sorry.
Speaker 1 (10:42):
Here, let me give you this right between the eyes, too.
If you're paying big wireless, you're paying a company who
hates your guts. Do you know that? If you are
paying one of the big wireless companies, you are paying
a company that uses your money against your country. This
is not something they stopped doing after the peak woke
era ended. They just got quieter about it because they
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watched what happened to Bud Light. My money goes to
Pure Talk. I spend a fraction of what you spend,
and I'm on the same towers. My company is run
by a Vietnam veteran. My company hires Americans. Americans who
speak English. You want to switch? 10 minutes on the
phone speaking to a pleasant American? Dial pound 250 and
(11:31):
say Jesse Kelly. Pound 250. Say Jesse Kelly. We'll be back.
Get the cure for rhinos.
Speaker 4 (11:40):
Ah!
Speaker 1 (11:42):
Weekdays with the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Friday. I've got mad
at me when we were on vacation. I forgot to
tell you this story, Chris. So we were in this cab.
We were heading somewhere. I forget where we were heading.
In this cab in Slovenia. And all these Slovenians, they
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all speak English. And they speak it pretty well. Apparently,
they have to take like 10 years of English in school.
So you really can function pretty well over there. And
driver's talking to Ab, and he asks her, hey, do
you speak any other languages? And Ab said, I speak
a little bit of French. Well, I piped in, and
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I said, I speak a little bit of Spanish. Why
are you making that face for it, Chris? I said,
I speak a little bit of Spanish. And Ab jumps
in right away and says, no, he doesn't. He's lying.
He doesn't speak any Spanish at all. And the driver
looks at this green building and he says, Jesse, what
color is that building? And I said, Verde. And he
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turns around and gives me a fist bump. Ab was
so upset that I proved her wrong that I'm bilingual.
Speaker 3 (13:00):
Buenos tardes.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
Now, by the way, I say everybody speaks English. They're, uh.
Sometimes things can get a little lost in translation. Would
you like an example? Here it is. Slovenia is famous
for its caves. I don't mean a little cave you're
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crawling through. I'm talking these gigantic things you could drive
a freight train through easily. 150, 250-foot ceilings. The cave
in Lord of the Rings is more similar to these
caves that are in Slovenia. They're enormous. There was a
river running through one of them. And we're walking through
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this gigantic cave, just seeing the sights, and there's this
river down below, and the path we're on is carved
into the side. We're not like on a bridge, we're
on like carved into the side of the mountain as
we're walking through this cave. And we come across this bridge.
this intense little bridge and it's way up high. And
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we walk across the bridge and the, the, the guide
who's telling everybody, everything says, she turns to the group
and she says, you know, yes, you can see we
can't get, we can't drive heavy equipment in here. And
she looks at the bridge and she says, so things
like this, they require a lot of hand jobs. That's
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what she said. And Chris don't laugh. We don't mock
other people and the fact that it's lost in translation, Chris.
I was just relaying how she explained it. And the
second she said it, Ab was in front of me
and Ab turns around and holds her finger up at
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me and just mouths the words, don't you dare. And
I said, princess, what? What would I even do? What
are you talking about? Hey, Jesse, you don't really see
why this murdering monsters trial is a national spectacle. Oh,
this is about the Clancy trial in case you missed it.
I said, I mean, I didn't necessarily say exactly that.
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What I said was sometimes there's a trial that captures
the nation's attention and it doesn't always make logical sense
why one trial does and the other doesn't. Like the
Clancy stuff is, it's just horrible. It's horrible as you
can possibly get, but those things happen all the time.
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They just do. Mothers killing their children happens all the time.
Why does this one capture people's imagination versus other ones? Anyway,
that's kind of what I said. But the guy goes
on to say, I don't see how it's possible that
you could seat 12 jurors without at least one commie
woman on it. There will never be a murder one conviction.
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There are hordes of commie women outside the courthouse protesting
the fact that she's even on trial. It's just another
chapter in the communist movement trying to destroy our country,
he says. His name is Eric. Okay, well, there's... We
can have this discussion. First, let's focus on the trial aspect.
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Not this one specifically, but.
In America, as we have discussed, the people have changed
over the years. And in the last probably 20 years,
not for the better. That doesn't mean you have gotten worse,
but it means we've brought in more foreigners, one. And two,
we have really, really ramped up the communist propaganda on
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our domestic communists. And the result is that we do now,
at least for the time being, doesn't mean it's permanent,
we do have to share a country with with animals.
I'm not even trying to be mean with people who
have the moral framework of an animal, of a wild
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grizzly bear. This, just listen to this. This person, I
don't know when, she stopped being human a while ago.
Speaker 4 (17:07):
He actually said one day in the end, why don't
we have the judge come in and read it again?
And we were like, no, we have it in front
of us. We don't need that. And we would highlight it. And,
you know, so-and-so, this is the definition of reasonable. But
he had the hardest time getting off the fact that
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Lindsay viciously killed her children.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
He had the hardest time getting off the fact she
viciously killed her children. That lady, she doesn't think Lindsay
Clancy is not guilty. She openly acknowledges that she is
quite guilty. But she still wanted her to walk free.
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I'll play you this. This is from Oprah's show today.
Speaker 5 (17:58):
And the other thing that I would just be remiss
to not say is I hope this never happens again.
We know statistically it really will.
Speaker 1 (18:09):
It will.
Speaker 5 (18:10):
I want us to have the same passion for people
who don't look like Lindsay. who don't have her same access.
Speaker 3 (18:17):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (18:19):
That's a black woman saying, I hope when a black
woman butchers her kids, we can rally behind her too.
And the crowd, cheers. Let's talk about the future of
jury trials in America. Hang on. the Jesse Kelly Show.
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Friday. Remember,
you can email the show, your love, your hate, your
death threats, jesse at jessekellyshow.com. So back to talking about
these jury trials, the Lindsay Clancy things in the news.
Because you and I now share a country with some animals,
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not everybody. There are wonderful pockets in this country and
so many wonderful people, but There's a much higher percentage
of animals now than there used to be. In case
you're wondering, this is what they sound like.
Speaker 4 (19:15):
He actually said one day in the end, well, why
don't we have the judge come in and read it again?
And we were like, no, we have it in front
of us. We don't need that. And we would highlight it. And,
you know, so-and-so, this is the definition of reason of death.
But he had the hardest time getting off the fact
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that Lindsay viciously killed her children.
Speaker 1 (19:40):
Here's the honest truth. A fair trial is going to
be very, very elusive for this country in any blue area, period,
end of story. And beyond that, a fair trial, if
you get even one communist in the jury, is going
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to be bordering on impossible. Now, it just will. I'm
going to play you something because we're going to talk
about this mentality and why that is. This is, speaking
of this trial, Gayle King. She's one of these dirty
communists pretending to be a journalist. She's been this way
a long time. She sits down and she's interviewing one
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of the jurors from the trial. The juror is going
to say some things. The juror is eventually, you'll hear
it in the soundbite, is going to reveal that the
guy who held out was a black dude, right? I
want you to listen to Gayle King's response when she
finds out the lone holdout was a black dude. Listen
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to this.
Speaker 3 (20:47):
70-ish to 22.
Speaker 6 (20:49):
And one person of color and then everybody else was white.
Speaker 3 (20:57):
A lot of the jurors had children. One person of
color was a person of color, a woman or a man?
A man. A man. Is a holdout juror a person,
a black man?
Speaker 6 (21:10):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
A black man is a holdout juror? Yes. Well, I
have to sit with that for just a second.
Speaker 1 (21:20):
What? What did she, what did you say? Finding out
a black dude was the one who said, no, she's guilty.
shook Gayle King, a professional journalist, so badly to her
core that on national television, she had to pause and
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gather herself. Hold on. He was black? I have to
sit with that for a second. What are you hearing there? Well,
here's what it is. Communists are absolute in their thinking
about when it comes to the grouping of people. And
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how they group those people has changed many times throughout history,
depending on the country, depending on what's going on. So
the groups in the Soviet Union will not mirror the
groups in East Germany, who won't mirror the groups in China,
who won't mirror the groups in America today. So that
will change. But one thing that is 100% consistent is this.
The communists will operate at all times as if this group,
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this group, this group, and this group, those people are
friends and perfect and they will always be friends and
perfect and the law should protect them and nurture them
and the country should be built for them. That's exclusively
for this group, this group, this group, and this group.
And anyone who's not in those groups, they are the
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enemy of those groups. And it doesn't matter what individuals think.
And so if you're this group, if you're this group,
you're always the bad guy. The law should always work
against you. Corporate America should work against you. The education
system should work against you because you're the enemy. And
it's crystal clear in the mind of the communists. These
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are the bad guys. Those are the good guys. These
are the bad guys. Those are the good guys. And
the communist does not treat this on an individual basis.
The communist does this by group. He always has, he
always will. So if you're in communist China and you're Mao,
you would find a region that had probably been supportive
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of your revolution. They'd sent fighters to your revolution. And
when you finally get installed into power, you'll go pluck
leaders from that community and make sure that community is
cared for. And when you find out people are from
that community, they'll get access to communist party goodies and
things like that. And the flip side of that is true.
If there's some tiny village and you find out they
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had guys who fought you. It doesn't have to be
the whole village. You find out someone's from that village,
that person gets destroyed. In the minds of Gayle King
and communists who sit on juries, it's really unbelievably simple.
If you're gay, you should be a communist. If you're black,
you should be a communist. If you're a woman, you
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should be a communist. If you're a foreigner, you should
be a communist. Communist, communist, communist. And if you are
in any of those groups... They just automatically bake it
into the cake that you are a communist and you
are going to be an ally to the communist revolution.
And if they ever discover that possibly you have been
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thinking for yourself, it shakes them to their core. People
like Gayle King, they drive by an evangelical church in Texas,
see a bunch of white people pouring out the door,
Gayle King sees enemies. She doesn't know any of those people.
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She doesn't know how they vote. Doesn't know if they'd
help her change a flat tire if she got one
on the road. But she drives by that evangelical church
and she sees enemies. And she drives another block up
the road and there's a black church getting out. She
sees a bunch of black people in the parking lot.
And Gayle King looks over and sees allies to the revolution.
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She doesn't know those people. Doesn't know how they vote.
One of those guys probably has a Trump hat in
his truck. Gayle King doesn't think in those terms. Here
she is again.
Speaker 6 (25:26):
70-ish to 22. And one person of color and then
everybody else was white.
Speaker 3 (25:37):
A lot of the jurors had children. One person of
color was a person of color, a woman or a man?
Speaker 4 (25:44):
A man.
Speaker 3 (25:44):
A man. Is a holdout juror a person of color?
A black man?
Speaker 6 (25:50):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
A black man is a holdout juror? Yes. Well, I
have to sit with that for just a second.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
You know how many black people have had to deal
with that over the years? Black people who don't vote
the way Gayle King thinks they should vote. Who don't
think the way Gayle King thinks they should vote. Women
have to deal with this all the time. You get
some woman who's a lot more traditional. maybe even wants
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to be nice to her husband. And you'll get these women,
these I am woman, hear me roar women, who will
look at her as if she's some sort of an
alien species. I don't understand. Wait a minute. You love America?
And you actually, you like men? How is that humanly possible?
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You're a woman. That's how the communist divides up society
in his mind. These are the good groups. This is
the bad group. These are the bad groups. These good
groups deserve everything. Every goodie, every accommodation, get out of jail,
free card, with a check with it. The bad group
deserves to be bankrupted, arrested, shot, assaulted, killed. you name it,
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every bad thing should fall down on the bad group.
It's a really sick and evil way to look at things,
but it's how they look at things. I remember this
happened a lot during this real cultural communism movement over
the last 20 years. There'd be a picture of some company,
we'll call it Microsoft. There'd be a picture of Microsoft
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and it's their leadership team. And there would maybe be
a lot of men in it and maybe not very
many women, or a lot of white people in it,
and maybe not very many black people or something like that,
and you'd inevitably get some Democrat politician or communist say,
what's wrong with this picture? They look at it and
immediately start counting. White, white, man, enemy, enemy, enemy, enemy.
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There's only one or two friends. It's sick, but it's
how they think. We'll be back. I've got an animal
inside of me. This is Jesse Kelly. You're listening to
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Friday. Remember, if you miss any part
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of the show, you can download it. iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. Hey, Jesse,
I can now see where the common Democrat gets their
software update. It's very noticeable if you observe them and
know what to look for. My question is, what is
the signal flow? Signal flow is the path a signal
takes from the source to the final destination. I know
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what signal flow is. What's he asking here? Well, you
have seen many times before, many times, the system has
chosen a narrative. And once that narrative has been chosen,
you've seen every Democrat in your life, every single one
of them, parrot the narrative. Doesn't matter what it is.
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Doesn't matter that it will later on be proven false.
You've seen it over and over and over again in
your life. The system will decide. Hunter Biden's laptop is what?
Russian disinformation. Russian disinformation. Russian disinformation. You've seen it. You saw.
You saw in real time after George Floyd died. The
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system decided cops are slaughtering black men. Cops are slaughtering
black men. Cops are slaughtering black men. Now, the facts
showed the polar opposite was true. Almost never happened. But
the system decided on the narrative. We don't even have
to talk about COVID, the narrative, the narrative over and
over and over again. You've seen it, and you will
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continue to see it. But the question is, where does
it come from? Where does it originate, I guess I
should say? Who's the author of it? Well, there's not
one man and not one woman. Keep that in mind.
There is not one man and not one woman. Communist countries, generally,
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there is a committee who kind of makes the decisions
on things. A committee. In the Soviet Union, they had
a committee. The country was run by a committee, even
though a lot of times it was a dictatorship like
Stalin and whatnot. The country was run by a committee. Cambodia, committee.
East Germany, committee. In the United States of America, the
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communists have a committee here too. Now, the names may
change from time to time, but the committee consists of
powerful Democrat politicians and mega-powerful, mega-rich Democrat donors. They are
the ones who talk to each other all the time.
They are the ones who have agendas to push, and
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they are the ones who will spend the money on
polling and things like that, on street animal groups, on
all kinds of things. They are the ones who will
decide on the narratives that get disseminated out there. And
here's the thing. It's easy for them to send information out,
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and here's why. Let me use an analogy here. If
Let's say Corey is somebody, if you share something with
him in confidence, for instance, I go tell Corey, hey,
my eyes are going bad. Let's say Corey is one
of those types of guys, he won't tell anyone. He
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won't tell his wife. He's a vault. You tell him,
stays where it is. By the way, gentlemen, you want
to be one of those types of guys. But let's
say Corey is one of those types of guys. Let's
say Jewish producer Chris is exactly the opposite. Whatever you
tell Chris, you can make him swear. Now, you're not
going to tell anybody, right? But I pull Chris aside
and I tell him, hey, man, my eyes are going bad.
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Chris is going to go tell every single person he knows.
He will tell his wife. He'll tell his friends. He'll
tell everyone in synagogue. He'll put it on social media.
Chris will tell everybody he knows. Now, I want you
to think about the communists. I want you to think
about them like Chris. The narrative gets spread more easily
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in the communist movement because you only have to disseminate
it to one or two or three different sources and
they will broadcast it and every other source will repeat
it because one or two or three broadcasted it. So
if I'm part of that central committee, let's say I'm
Mark Zuckerberg and Nancy Pelosi sitting down for a communist
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committee meeting. Bill Gates is here too. George Soros is here.
And let's say we want to come up with... Hey,
the vaccine stops the spread. I don't have to call
500 different media sources to put that narrative in there.
I call the New York Times. I call CNN. I
call ABC News. They will run with that story that night.
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And the communists at every other network will grab that
narrative and they will carry that narrative out to the
masses because the communist individual is already set not only
to buy the narrative... but to spread the narrative. The
communist is an evangelist, remember. That's what he believes. He
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believes it is his job to evangelize on behalf of
his sick demonic religion. So if you simply give him something,
there's a reason your liberal Aunt Peggy ruins every single
holiday party she comes to. She could just show up
and eat some stuffing and have a beer and watch
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the game. And everyone would be fine with it? No
one would complain that she voted for Kamala Harris? No,
there would be no scene at all. But she can't
do that, can she? Can she? How many Democrats do
you have in your life? Work, family, whatever. Are they
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ever quiet about it?
Speaker 4 (34:05):
Ever?
Speaker 1 (34:06):
Do they leave you alone about it? If you're friends
with them on social media, Do they leave you alone
about it or do they send you all their propaganda?
I already know. They talk about it all the time.
They send you the propaganda all the time because a
communist believes he is to evangelize at all times. Now that,
that nature of the communist, that's why the narrative gets
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spread so easily on the left because they all spread
it to each other. There aren't any Corys. It's all Chrises.
Every one of them. And everybody who watches CNN that night,
they'll in turn go tell all their lib friends. And
then those lib friends will go tell their lib friends.
It's very easy to get the message out there. One
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single message. One single message on the left. It's easy
to get it. It's easy to spread it. All right.
We only have an hour left, which is unbelievably sad
because it's been such a short week. We have great
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Speaker 3 (36:25):
Dang it.
Speaker 1 (36:26):
Hang on.
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a wonderful Friday, another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show. So we have all kinds of things
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Who does hand out these talking points from the hive mind?
Someone's mad at me. All that. So much more coming
up in the second hour of the Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's get to this guy who's mad at me. Subject
to this one is you. Jesse, I can't be the
only one that's sick and tired of you telling us
how bad Republicans are going to do in the midterms.
(00:54):
Why do you get such a kick out of doing that?
I realize that you're way smarter than everyone else. That's true, Chris.
But your show is gaining zero votes for the Republican Party.
Is that your intent? All right. So let's chat. You
know the old trope, which is obviously very, very true,
(01:18):
about kings sometimes losing their mind after they've been in
power for too long. Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts, absolutely.
You've heard these kind of things. You know the old
trope about celebrities. Some dude will be a normal dude,
maybe an athlete or an actor or something like that.
live in a relatively normal life, you know, he changes tires,
(01:41):
he lives his life that you do, and then boom,
rich and famous. Soon, or some years down the road,
he's just a jerk to everybody, he's a snob, thinks
he's better than everyone, ends up saying and doing all
sorts of stupid things. What's going on there? Well, what's
going on there is actually a very, very human thing.
(02:04):
It's an extremely human thing, and we're all at risk
for it. You are, and I am, and Chris is,
and everybody is at risk for this. And here's what
the risk is. When you are young and poor and
kind of stuck, you are going to be surrounded by
people you don't want to work with, you don't want
to go to school with. I mean, school is a
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great example of this. You're going to be in school
with people you don't like. But as you get older,
maybe more established... You have choices you will get to
make in life. I'm going to work here. I'm not
going to work there. I'm going to live here. I'm
not going to live there. And if you always choose
what you want, and I'm not telling you not to,
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you can eventually create a bubble for yourself where you
don't have anyone in your life who challenges you at all.
That's a very, very human thing. And so kings, why
do they end up losing their minds and making horses senators?
Because they are so powerful, so isolated. There's not a
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single person in existence to say, hey, Claudius, bud, come on,
pull up a chair. That's the stupidest thing I've ever
heard in my life. This is going to get you assassinated.
What are you, an idiot? We can't do that. There's
no one there. That celebrity who's a snob now. Everybody
who could have said that in their life got cut
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off or fired. It's all yes men and yes women
and you're perfect. And so they say something crazy and
there's no one, nobody to say, don't say that, don't
do that. Bud Light, the Bud Light thing is actually
a great example. Companies do this. With the red-blooded American
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base of a beer company, of Bud Light's base, that's
obviously the huge majority of any American beer company's base.
How in the name of anything? Could a tranny ad
make it through the idea phase, let alone all the
way through the idea phase to the point where they
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aired it and they're losing billions in the market? How
is that humanly possible? Here's how. You put enough people
into place throughout the company where nobody was left to
step up and say, hold on, we sell our beer
to football fans? We sell our beer to MMA fans,
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UFC guys. If you run an ad with a tranny,
that's going to get us slaughtered online, and we're going
to lose sales. No, no, no, nope. We're not doing that.
That's really stupid. In fact, who came up with that idea?
I want to make sure that person's fired. That person
was gone. They weren't there. They didn't work at Budweiser anymore.
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Ad goes out, billions of dollars lost. Back to the emails.
What you want, you who complain to me. What's funny
is I talk to you all the time about voting
for Republicans and why I think that's important and how
I'm voting in the midterms, all kinds of positive things
like that. But what you want is a very human thing.
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You want me to sit here every day and only
tell you everything's good and everything's good and everything's good.
And here's what's ironic about that. If I did that,
every day between now and November, everything's fine, the poll
numbers look great, we're going to kill it out there.
If I did that, and then we got crushed in
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the midterms, slaughtered, you actually wouldn't even be mad at me.
You wouldn't email me and say, Jesse, You were dishonest.
You said we were great and we got, you wouldn't
even be mad at me. Why? Because you're one of
those people who wants your butt powdered for you all
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the time. You don't want dad to tell you to
do better while you're riding the bike and you won't fall.
You want mommy to bandage your boo-boos and tell you
you did great. I'm not your mommy. I'm your daddy.
When my sons were young and they had to go
to the doctor's office and it was the day they
were going to get shots of various kinds, you need
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a shot for this or a shot for that or
whatever the case may be, my wife would sit there
and rub them on their back and tell them, honey,
everything's going to be okay. And when they would ask
me and they would, dad, is this going to hurt?
I would say, oh yeah, it's going to suck. In fact,
this might be the most painful shot you're ever going
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to get. So you know what? Better get your mind
right now and buck up and get ready because it's
going to hurt. I'm not saying I was right and
she was wrong. Both are necessary. But what you want
is your mommy all the time. I don't do mommy radio.
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Gas prices are high. Let me break this down as
simply as I possibly can, because I'm your dad. Gas
prices are high. They're getting higher. The most accurate election
indicator in the history of American politics over the last
hundred years is gas prices. If gas prices are high,
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the party in power gets slaughtered. If gas prices are low,
the party in power will get rewarded with another term.
Democrats know this. Republicans know this. That's why Joe Biden
drained the oil reserve leading up to the midterms because
he knew $ 4 a gallon was going to get him
massacred during his midterm election. That's why it happens. Right now,
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diesel with $ 6 a gallon. We are going to take
a vicious beating in November. Unless that changes. And look,
for Trump to come out and say this, that tells
you it's not going to change by then.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
Shortly, but right after the election, because they'd like to
have it that way. But right after the election, oil
prices are going to be tumbling downward. They're going to
be tumbling down and we'll get them down. I think
for gasoline, we'll get them below $ 2 a gallon.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
But not until after the midterm.
Speaker 2 (08:21):
I think it's going to take a little bit longer
than the midterm.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
You know who the Houthi rebels are? Let's just stay
with me for a second. I'm not some expert on
the Houthis, but I know a bit about a bit.
They're a rebel group in Yemen. Now, I say rebel group.
They're probably more powerful than the Yemenis than the Yemen government.
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They're probably more powerful than the government. That's why the
government hasn't been able to get rid of them. They
also have been given a decent amount of modern weaponry
through Iran. You know, Iran gets stuff from Russia and China. So,
They're not as primitive as you might think. We've talked
a lot about the Strait of Hormuz and how it's
a critical choke point where goods have to flow through,
(09:08):
oil has to flow through, right? But there is actually
another choke point in there. We don't know to what
extent yet because the reports are just coming in, but
we do know to some extent today or last night,
depending on what your time lag is, the Houthis seized
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the second choke point. The Houthis are working with the
Iranians right now against Saudi Arabia. Remember that workaround to
the Strait of Hormuz Saudi Arabia was working on, that
pipeline they were working on? Yeah, they blew it up
last night. Gas might be $ 5, $ 6 a gallon by Monday.
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I'm not saying it's going to be, but already crude
prices are up today. Now, I am going to crawl
across broken glass to vote for Republicans and beg my
friends to do the same. I would encourage you to
do the same. But if this situation remains, it's inevitable.
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It just is. What do you want me to do,
lie to you? Is that what you prefer? Again, great news.
I've told you this before. A lot of radio stations
out there, a lot of political talk radio. I almost
guarantee you if you change the channel, the next guy up,
he'll lie to you. Everything's great. Everything's perfect. It's perfect.
Everything's the best. I'm not your mommy, though. I'm all
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out of baby powder.
Speaker 4 (10:41):
Sorry.
Speaker 1 (10:42):
Here, let me give you this right between the eyes, too.
If you're paying big wireless, you're paying a company who
hates your guts. Do you know that? If you are
paying one of the big wireless companies, you are paying
a company that uses your money against your country. This
is not something they stopped doing after the peak woke
era ended. They just got quieter about it because they
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watched what happened to Bud Light. My money goes to
Pure Talk. I spend a fraction of what you spend,
and I'm on the same towers. My company is run
by a Vietnam veteran. My company hires Americans. Americans who
speak English. You want to switch? 10 minutes on the
phone speaking to a pleasant American? Dial pound 250 and
(11:31):
say Jesse Kelly. Pound 250. Say Jesse Kelly. We'll be back.
Get the cure for rhinos.
Speaker 4 (11:40):
Ah!
Speaker 1 (11:42):
Weekdays with the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Friday. I've got mad
at me when we were on vacation. I forgot to
tell you this story, Chris. So we were in this cab.
We were heading somewhere. I forget where we were heading.
In this cab in Slovenia. And all these Slovenians, they
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all speak English. And they speak it pretty well. Apparently,
they have to take like 10 years of English in school.
So you really can function pretty well over there. And
driver's talking to Ab, and he asks her, hey, do
you speak any other languages? And Ab said, I speak
a little bit of French. Well, I piped in, and
(12:28):
I said, I speak a little bit of Spanish. Why
are you making that face for it, Chris? I said,
I speak a little bit of Spanish. And Ab jumps
in right away and says, no, he doesn't. He's lying.
He doesn't speak any Spanish at all. And the driver
looks at this green building and he says, Jesse, what
color is that building? And I said, Verde. And he
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turns around and gives me a fist bump. Ab was
so upset that I proved her wrong that I'm bilingual.
Speaker 3 (13:00):
Buenos tardes.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
Now, by the way, I say everybody speaks English. They're, uh.
Sometimes things can get a little lost in translation. Would
you like an example? Here it is. Slovenia is famous
for its caves. I don't mean a little cave you're
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crawling through. I'm talking these gigantic things you could drive
a freight train through easily. 150, 250-foot ceilings. The cave
in Lord of the Rings is more similar to these
caves that are in Slovenia. They're enormous. There was a
river running through one of them. And we're walking through
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this gigantic cave, just seeing the sights, and there's this
river down below, and the path we're on is carved
into the side. We're not like on a bridge, we're
on like carved into the side of the mountain as
we're walking through this cave. And we come across this bridge.
this intense little bridge and it's way up high. And
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we walk across the bridge and the, the, the guide
who's telling everybody, everything says, she turns to the group
and she says, you know, yes, you can see we
can't get, we can't drive heavy equipment in here. And
she looks at the bridge and she says, so things
like this, they require a lot of hand jobs. That's
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what she said. And Chris don't laugh. We don't mock
other people and the fact that it's lost in translation, Chris.
I was just relaying how she explained it. And the
second she said it, Ab was in front of me
and Ab turns around and holds her finger up at
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me and just mouths the words, don't you dare. And
I said, princess, what? What would I even do? What
are you talking about? Hey, Jesse, you don't really see
why this murdering monsters trial is a national spectacle. Oh,
this is about the Clancy trial in case you missed it.
I said, I mean, I didn't necessarily say exactly that.
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What I said was sometimes there's a trial that captures
the nation's attention and it doesn't always make logical sense
why one trial does and the other doesn't. Like the
Clancy stuff is, it's just horrible. It's horrible as you
can possibly get, but those things happen all the time.
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They just do. Mothers killing their children happens all the time.
Why does this one capture people's imagination versus other ones? Anyway,
that's kind of what I said. But the guy goes
on to say, I don't see how it's possible that
you could seat 12 jurors without at least one commie
woman on it. There will never be a murder one conviction.
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There are hordes of commie women outside the courthouse protesting
the fact that she's even on trial. It's just another
chapter in the communist movement trying to destroy our country,
he says. His name is Eric. Okay, well, there's... We
can have this discussion. First, let's focus on the trial aspect.
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Not this one specifically, but.
In America, as we have discussed, the people have changed
over the years. And in the last probably 20 years,
not for the better. That doesn't mean you have gotten worse,
but it means we've brought in more foreigners, one. And two,
we have really, really ramped up the communist propaganda on
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our domestic communists. And the result is that we do now,
at least for the time being, doesn't mean it's permanent,
we do have to share a country with with animals.
I'm not even trying to be mean with people who
have the moral framework of an animal, of a wild
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grizzly bear. This, just listen to this. This person, I
don't know when, she stopped being human a while ago.
Speaker 4 (17:07):
He actually said one day in the end, why don't
we have the judge come in and read it again?
And we were like, no, we have it in front
of us. We don't need that. And we would highlight it. And,
you know, so-and-so, this is the definition of reasonable. But
he had the hardest time getting off the fact that
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Lindsay viciously killed her children.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
He had the hardest time getting off the fact she
viciously killed her children. That lady, she doesn't think Lindsay
Clancy is not guilty. She openly acknowledges that she is
quite guilty. But she still wanted her to walk free.
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I'll play you this. This is from Oprah's show today.
Speaker 5 (17:58):
And the other thing that I would just be remiss
to not say is I hope this never happens again.
We know statistically it really will.
Speaker 1 (18:09):
It will.
Speaker 5 (18:10):
I want us to have the same passion for people
who don't look like Lindsay. who don't have her same access.
Speaker 3 (18:17):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (18:19):
That's a black woman saying, I hope when a black
woman butchers her kids, we can rally behind her too.
And the crowd, cheers. Let's talk about the future of
jury trials in America. Hang on. the Jesse Kelly Show.
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Friday. Remember,
you can email the show, your love, your hate, your
death threats, jesse at jessekellyshow.com. So back to talking about
these jury trials, the Lindsay Clancy things in the news.
Because you and I now share a country with some animals,
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not everybody. There are wonderful pockets in this country and
so many wonderful people, but There's a much higher percentage
of animals now than there used to be. In case
you're wondering, this is what they sound like.
Speaker 4 (19:15):
He actually said one day in the end, well, why
don't we have the judge come in and read it again?
And we were like, no, we have it in front
of us. We don't need that. And we would highlight it. And,
you know, so-and-so, this is the definition of reason of death.
But he had the hardest time getting off the fact
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that Lindsay viciously killed her children.
Speaker 1 (19:40):
Here's the honest truth. A fair trial is going to
be very, very elusive for this country in any blue area, period,
end of story. And beyond that, a fair trial, if
you get even one communist in the jury, is going
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to be bordering on impossible. Now, it just will. I'm
going to play you something because we're going to talk
about this mentality and why that is. This is, speaking
of this trial, Gayle King. She's one of these dirty
communists pretending to be a journalist. She's been this way
a long time. She sits down and she's interviewing one
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of the jurors from the trial. The juror is going
to say some things. The juror is eventually, you'll hear
it in the soundbite, is going to reveal that the
guy who held out was a black dude, right? I
want you to listen to Gayle King's response when she
finds out the lone holdout was a black dude. Listen
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to this.
Speaker 3 (20:47):
70-ish to 22.
Speaker 6 (20:49):
And one person of color and then everybody else was white.
Speaker 3 (20:57):
A lot of the jurors had children. One person of
color was a person of color, a woman or a man?
A man. A man. Is a holdout juror a person,
a black man?
Speaker 6 (21:10):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
A black man is a holdout juror? Yes. Well, I
have to sit with that for just a second.
Speaker 1 (21:20):
What? What did she, what did you say? Finding out
a black dude was the one who said, no, she's guilty.
shook Gayle King, a professional journalist, so badly to her
core that on national television, she had to pause and
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gather herself. Hold on. He was black? I have to
sit with that for a second. What are you hearing there? Well,
here's what it is. Communists are absolute in their thinking
about when it comes to the grouping of people. And
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how they group those people has changed many times throughout history,
depending on the country, depending on what's going on. So
the groups in the Soviet Union will not mirror the
groups in East Germany, who won't mirror the groups in China,
who won't mirror the groups in America today. So that
will change. But one thing that is 100% consistent is this.
The communists will operate at all times as if this group,
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this group, this group, and this group, those people are
friends and perfect and they will always be friends and
perfect and the law should protect them and nurture them
and the country should be built for them. That's exclusively
for this group, this group, this group, and this group.
And anyone who's not in those groups, they are the
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enemy of those groups. And it doesn't matter what individuals think.
And so if you're this group, if you're this group,
you're always the bad guy. The law should always work
against you. Corporate America should work against you. The education
system should work against you because you're the enemy. And
it's crystal clear in the mind of the communists. These
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are the bad guys. Those are the good guys. These
are the bad guys. Those are the good guys. And
the communist does not treat this on an individual basis.
The communist does this by group. He always has, he
always will. So if you're in communist China and you're Mao,
you would find a region that had probably been supportive
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of your revolution. They'd sent fighters to your revolution. And
when you finally get installed into power, you'll go pluck
leaders from that community and make sure that community is
cared for. And when you find out people are from
that community, they'll get access to communist party goodies and
things like that. And the flip side of that is true.
If there's some tiny village and you find out they
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had guys who fought you. It doesn't have to be
the whole village. You find out someone's from that village,
that person gets destroyed. In the minds of Gayle King
and communists who sit on juries, it's really unbelievably simple.
If you're gay, you should be a communist. If you're black,
you should be a communist. If you're a woman, you
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should be a communist. If you're a foreigner, you should
be a communist. Communist, communist, communist. And if you are
in any of those groups... They just automatically bake it
into the cake that you are a communist and you
are going to be an ally to the communist revolution.
And if they ever discover that possibly you have been
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thinking for yourself, it shakes them to their core. People
like Gayle King, they drive by an evangelical church in Texas,
see a bunch of white people pouring out the door,
Gayle King sees enemies. She doesn't know any of those people.
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She doesn't know how they vote. Doesn't know if they'd
help her change a flat tire if she got one
on the road. But she drives by that evangelical church
and she sees enemies. And she drives another block up
the road and there's a black church getting out. She
sees a bunch of black people in the parking lot.
And Gayle King looks over and sees allies to the revolution.
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She doesn't know those people. Doesn't know how they vote.
One of those guys probably has a Trump hat in
his truck. Gayle King doesn't think in those terms. Here
she is again.
Speaker 6 (25:26):
70-ish to 22. And one person of color and then
everybody else was white.
Speaker 3 (25:37):
A lot of the jurors had children. One person of
color was a person of color, a woman or a man?
Speaker 4 (25:44):
A man.
Speaker 3 (25:44):
A man. Is a holdout juror a person of color?
A black man?
Speaker 6 (25:50):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
A black man is a holdout juror? Yes. Well, I
have to sit with that for just a second.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
You know how many black people have had to deal
with that over the years? Black people who don't vote
the way Gayle King thinks they should vote. Who don't
think the way Gayle King thinks they should vote. Women
have to deal with this all the time. You get
some woman who's a lot more traditional. maybe even wants
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to be nice to her husband. And you'll get these women,
these I am woman, hear me roar women, who will
look at her as if she's some sort of an
alien species. I don't understand. Wait a minute. You love America?
And you actually, you like men? How is that humanly possible?
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You're a woman. That's how the communist divides up society
in his mind. These are the good groups. This is
the bad group. These are the bad groups. These good
groups deserve everything. Every goodie, every accommodation, get out of jail,
free card, with a check with it. The bad group
deserves to be bankrupted, arrested, shot, assaulted, killed. you name it,
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every bad thing should fall down on the bad group.
It's a really sick and evil way to look at things,
but it's how they look at things. I remember this
happened a lot during this real cultural communism movement over
the last 20 years. There'd be a picture of some company,
we'll call it Microsoft. There'd be a picture of Microsoft
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and it's their leadership team. And there would maybe be
a lot of men in it and maybe not very
many women, or a lot of white people in it,
and maybe not very many black people or something like that,
and you'd inevitably get some Democrat politician or communist say,
what's wrong with this picture? They look at it and
immediately start counting. White, white, man, enemy, enemy, enemy, enemy.
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There's only one or two friends. It's sick, but it's
how they think. We'll be back. I've got an animal
inside of me. This is Jesse Kelly. You're listening to
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Friday. Remember, if you miss any part
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of the show, you can download it. iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. Hey, Jesse,
I can now see where the common Democrat gets their
software update. It's very noticeable if you observe them and
know what to look for. My question is, what is
the signal flow? Signal flow is the path a signal
takes from the source to the final destination. I know
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what signal flow is. What's he asking here? Well, you
have seen many times before, many times, the system has
chosen a narrative. And once that narrative has been chosen,
you've seen every Democrat in your life, every single one
of them, parrot the narrative. Doesn't matter what it is.
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Doesn't matter that it will later on be proven false.
You've seen it over and over and over again in
your life. The system will decide. Hunter Biden's laptop is what?
Russian disinformation. Russian disinformation. Russian disinformation. You've seen it. You saw.
You saw in real time after George Floyd died. The
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system decided cops are slaughtering black men. Cops are slaughtering
black men. Cops are slaughtering black men. Now, the facts
showed the polar opposite was true. Almost never happened. But
the system decided on the narrative. We don't even have
to talk about COVID, the narrative, the narrative over and
over and over again. You've seen it, and you will
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continue to see it. But the question is, where does
it come from? Where does it originate, I guess I
should say? Who's the author of it? Well, there's not
one man and not one woman. Keep that in mind.
There is not one man and not one woman. Communist countries, generally,
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there is a committee who kind of makes the decisions
on things. A committee. In the Soviet Union, they had
a committee. The country was run by a committee, even
though a lot of times it was a dictatorship like
Stalin and whatnot. The country was run by a committee. Cambodia, committee.
East Germany, committee. In the United States of America, the
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communists have a committee here too. Now, the names may
change from time to time, but the committee consists of
powerful Democrat politicians and mega-powerful, mega-rich Democrat donors. They are
the ones who talk to each other all the time.
They are the ones who have agendas to push, and
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they are the ones who will spend the money on
polling and things like that, on street animal groups, on
all kinds of things. They are the ones who will
decide on the narratives that get disseminated out there. And
here's the thing. It's easy for them to send information out,
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and here's why. Let me use an analogy here. If
Let's say Corey is somebody, if you share something with
him in confidence, for instance, I go tell Corey, hey,
my eyes are going bad. Let's say Corey is one
of those types of guys, he won't tell anyone. He
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won't tell his wife. He's a vault. You tell him,
stays where it is. By the way, gentlemen, you want
to be one of those types of guys. But let's
say Corey is one of those types of guys. Let's
say Jewish producer Chris is exactly the opposite. Whatever you
tell Chris, you can make him swear. Now, you're not
going to tell anybody, right? But I pull Chris aside
and I tell him, hey, man, my eyes are going bad.
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Chris is going to go tell every single person he knows.
He will tell his wife. He'll tell his friends. He'll
tell everyone in synagogue. He'll put it on social media.
Chris will tell everybody he knows. Now, I want you
to think about the communists. I want you to think
about them like Chris. The narrative gets spread more easily
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in the communist movement because you only have to disseminate
it to one or two or three different sources and
they will broadcast it and every other source will repeat
it because one or two or three broadcasted it. So
if I'm part of that central committee, let's say I'm
Mark Zuckerberg and Nancy Pelosi sitting down for a communist
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committee meeting. Bill Gates is here too. George Soros is here.
And let's say we want to come up with... Hey,
the vaccine stops the spread. I don't have to call
500 different media sources to put that narrative in there.
I call the New York Times. I call CNN. I
call ABC News. They will run with that story that night.
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And the communists at every other network will grab that
narrative and they will carry that narrative out to the
masses because the communist individual is already set not only
to buy the narrative... but to spread the narrative. The
communist is an evangelist, remember. That's what he believes. He
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believes it is his job to evangelize on behalf of
his sick demonic religion. So if you simply give him something,
there's a reason your liberal Aunt Peggy ruins every single
holiday party she comes to. She could just show up
and eat some stuffing and have a beer and watch
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the game. And everyone would be fine with it? No
one would complain that she voted for Kamala Harris? No,
there would be no scene at all. But she can't
do that, can she? Can she? How many Democrats do
you have in your life? Work, family, whatever. Are they
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ever quiet about it?
Speaker 4 (34:05):
Ever?
Speaker 1 (34:06):
Do they leave you alone about it? If you're friends
with them on social media, Do they leave you alone
about it or do they send you all their propaganda?
I already know. They talk about it all the time.
They send you the propaganda all the time because a
communist believes he is to evangelize at all times. Now that,
that nature of the communist, that's why the narrative gets
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spread so easily on the left because they all spread
it to each other. There aren't any Corys. It's all Chrises.
Every one of them. And everybody who watches CNN that night,
they'll in turn go tell all their lib friends. And
then those lib friends will go tell their lib friends.
It's very easy to get the message out there. One
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single message. One single message on the left. It's easy
to get it. It's easy to spread it. All right.
We only have an hour left, which is unbelievably sad
because it's been such a short week. We have great
news from a listener. We want to talk about the
Chinese-style surveillance state. Mexican restaurants. How is it possible to
(35:13):
stop supporting all this unwed mother crap and everything else
in the country? We will talk about all that in
a moment. Before we get to any of that, how
is it possible that you're still stressing about finding a
good employee when ZipRecruiter is right there to help you?
ZipRecruiter is standing by as we speak with that employee
(35:34):
you want. Just picture ZipRecruiter sitting there with the resume
in their hands. All you have to do is go
to ZipRecruiter.com slash Jesse and look at it. That's it.
Four out of five employers find somebody good the first
day because the employees are already at ZipRecruiter. They're on
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there every single day. The resume is already uploaded. That
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looking for your job, but he didn't find it because
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They'll do it for you. They'll match you. Go find
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One more hour.
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Dang it.
Speaker 1 (36:26):
Hang on.
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