August 12, 2026 • 36 mins
They gutted the fraud department overseeing 2.2 trillion dollars. They steal your money. Homemade meatball subs and the menu whisperers secret dip. The crime in DC goes down when you arrest murders, who'd of thought. We must get some kind of reckoning the the damage that was wrought on us during COVID. A total loss in trust in our medical institutions.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Wednesday, and so we have.
There's good stuff happening still with the fraud, take down
of the fraud, and I'm going to talk about that
here in just a moment. Sorry, I'm starving. I'm gonna
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have to talk about food as soon as I'm done
talking about that in various ways. I don't know how
long I'm gonna talk about food, Maybe a long time.
The FBI is severely evil. We'll get to that, emails,
money management, and so much more. We even have Grandma
Vodka coming on the show tonight, I mean coming on
the show. We're just gonna play some audio. Grandma Vodka
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has declined all of our invitations, just like Ran Deep
Mike Plan all that's doing, to come on the world
famous Jesse Kelly Now again to recap something we have
discussed many times before, the largest most lucrative heist you
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can pull off if you are a thief or a
criminal gang is to gain access to any government treasury,
certainly a government treasury in a wealthy, powerful country like
the United States of America, but really it even applies
to poor countries. I mean, you could pick a poor
country out there, and if you and five of your
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friends could figure out how to get access to the treasury,
it'd be millions and millions and millions of dollars for
you and your friends. So think about government treasuries like this,
like the bank. Yeah, you ever read any of those
old stories about Old West gangs or maybe John Dillinger
or something like that. Well, what are they always after? Well,
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which bank has the most money that we can knockoff?
Who has the most This bank has fifty thousand dollars.
This bank, if you hit them on a Thursday, has
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. That's where you go,
all right, So you got it. Criminals are going to
look for the biggest score. We all got it. And
as I just said, there is no bigger score than
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the treasury. This supplies to your town, your state, the
federal government. All right, So how how did we get
here where there's so much fraud? Well, it's quite simple.
The Democrat Party. There's a few Republicans involved, but for
the most part, fraud is a Democrat thing. The Democrat
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Party because it's all transactional to them. All they care
about is power and money that there's no love of country.
They don't care about stealing. Stealing's not a thing the
Democrat Party has over the years, and it was not
always this way. By the way they were. There was
a big anti corruption run in the Democrat Party that
was really good. JFK was good on that stuff. So
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it's not always been this way. But the Democrat Party
of today is by far the largest criminal organization on
the planet. They are, I should clarify, they are the
leadership of the largest criminal organization on the planet. When
they take power in your town, in your state, in
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your country, they will find henchmen they can work with
to help them steal from that treasury. It's all about
stealing from the treasury. It's all in the end, they're
all just thieves. How many times have I told you that,
I'll read you a headline before we get to the
other stuff. RFK Junior says the Biden administration gutted the
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anti fraud staff overseeing two point two trillion dollars in payments.
Two point two trillion dollars in payments? What well the
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one how do we have two point two trillion dollars
in payments for anything, but this is health and human services, right,
So picture this. I am the guy in charge of
watching out for that treasury, and I know that you
we'll make it. Chris, Jewish producer. Chris walks into that
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treasury and he grabs ten million dollars a day. All right.
He's going to grab that ten million dollars a day
because he's officially allowed to grab it, and his job
is to distribute it to the various places where the
ten million should go. So this money goes in this truck,
and that money goes in that truck. Me, I'm the
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guy in charge of watching, not just Chris, watching where
he loads it into, making sure that ten million ends
up where the ten million is supposed to end up. Right,
that's my job because without me, maybe Chris's crooked probably
would be maybe one of the companies Chris is working
with this crooked. You have to have me if you're
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sending out ten million dollars. What did the Democrats do
the second they got elected. They didn't fire Chris, They
didn't adjust the ten million dollars. They fired me. What
do you think that is? Well, you know it is
the largest criminal organization on the planet in the history
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of the planet is the modern Democrat Party. And that's
why you get every day we have new stories like this.
This is Todd Blanche the New.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
Age jandjury returned an eleven count indictment charging the Southern
Poverty Law Center with six counts of wirefraud, four counts
of bank fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit
money laundering. According to the charges and the indictment, the
SPLC is a nonprofit entity that purports to fight white
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supremacy and racial hatred by reporting on extremist groups and
conducting research to inform law enforcement groups with the goal
of dismantling these groups. As the indictment describes, the SPLC
was not dismantling these groups. It was instead manufacturing the
extremism it purports to oppose by paying sources to stoke
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racial hatred.
Speaker 1 (06:29):
It's a leftist ngo. How does the SPLC how do
they raise money? Then? If it's a leftist NGO, and
I know you're tempted to say, well, George Soros or
Singham or any one of these communist billionaires out there,
and oh yeah, yeah, no, there's money that flows from
these billionaires into these leftist NGOs. If you actually dig
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into this stuff at all, you'll be shocked to find
out the money flows back into billionaire pockets because in
the end its government money. Democrats have helped these people steal.
It's not just NGOs like the SPLC. There's more to
the fleecing of America. How about fleecing our immigration system?
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What part do you think helped out here?
Speaker 2 (07:17):
Charging eleven individuals for allegedly overseeing an extensive, decade long
marriage fraud scheme involving more than one thousand sham marriages
between Chinese nationals and United States citizens and then the
submission of fraudulent applications for green cards. This is one
of the largest marriage frauds prosecutions in United States history.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
This scheme was not a.
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Quick, fly by night operation, but rather a years long,
multimillion dollar cottage industry to criminally assist people who would
not or legally could not otherwise become citizens of the
United States.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
Years long, multi million dollars industry for the bank robbery
crew known as the Democrat Party to sell out your country.
You know what one of the biggest money makers is,
and everybody listening to me in places like Los Angeles
will know this is true. You know, one of the
biggest ways to steal from the treasury quote homelessness, Tackle homelessness,
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find money for homelessness. They're never trying to get They're
not down there on the street corner. Given that hobo
fifteen dollars in a big mac, all that money is stolen.
Here's Scott Turner, HUD Secretary.
Speaker 3 (08:31):
Little leadership of President Trump and Vice president of VANCE.
We are rooting out corruption and ensuring that those who
need care are truly going to get it. The days
of finding corrupt failure are over. The Trump administration will
not fund a homeless industrial complex any longer. At HUD
were interested, only interested in real results, and that's actually
helping our fellow Americans get off the streets, out of addiction,
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out on a path to self sufficiency.
Speaker 1 (08:58):
How does this work? And I'll tell you this because
it works the same in all these different not the
exact same, but similar in all these different schemes. Well,
it's quite simple. If I'm the city city of Los Angeles,
for example, I want to run for office and sound
compassionate because I know stupid liberal white women will believe me.
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So I say I'm going to fight homelessness. Hey, I
get into office, I need a billion dollars to fight homelessness.
I get a billion dollars, but it doesn't go into
my pocket. Of course, that wouldn't be right. I have
to funnel a billion dollars into various NGOs, non government
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organizations who are homeless fighters. You know, Chris is homeless
Camp or something like that. But do you think I'm
going to send five hundred million dollars to Chris and
he's going to send it to homeless people? Come on,
it's Chris. Chris is going to take private jet trips,
He's going to buy mansions. Now, Oh, he's Chris. He
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understands how it works. Some of that money needs to
flow back to that. Chris, my second cousin needs a job.
Five hundred thousand dollars a year. Sound fair? Of course
I scratch his back, he scratches mine. This is how
it works. How much money actually gets to homeless people? Oh? Nothing?
Couple bucks the largest criminal organization in the history of
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the world. All right, one more quick, good story on this,
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It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful wonderful,
or Wednesday was called it Tuesday on a Wednesday. You
can email the show your love, your hate, your death threats,
jesseat Jesse kellyshow dot com. Macro Rubio was talking about
pop tarts and we're gonna get to that in a moment,
but I want to talk about something more important first.
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I want to talk about me first. Another little dinner
idea for you. I've given you one that's almost identical
to this with sausage before Italian sausage links. But you
can do this with meatballs. And Ob will do this. Crockpot,
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a jar of your favorite Marinara sauce or I mean,
I guess you can make your own if you're Italian.
Drop it in the crockpot, Drop the meatballs in there,
pour the Marinira sauce on, turn it on low, and
just let it sit there and bubble all day long.
Your house will slowly start to fill up with the
wonderful of aromas. Then it's meatball SubTime. Couple pro some
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provolone slices and your choice of buns. But I have
to point out something. I have to give Bob some
credit where credit is due. This time, she got garlic bread.
Now to clarify, she didn't get the kind of garlic
bread I would get. I'm a big fan of just
the store garlic bread that's already prepared, you know, the
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big French bread loaf. It's fantastic. The kids and I
love it. Ah, but that is never gonna fly with Ob.
My second favorite thing. You can find it in the
frozen food section, the frozen Texas Toast garlic bread. Oh
my gosh, did you just sneer at Texas toast? Chris?
What Chris said? The foil bag garlic Bread's better? That's fair.
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I can't kill you for that, but I'm telling you
the Texas toast anyway, let's not get distracted here. So
OB had to make a healthier version. But she made
a healthier loaf of garlic bread, sliced it down the middle.
Meatball subs on the garlic bread. And that brings me
to this. It was a little dry because I didn't
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put enough sauce on it, and I was thinking about
putting more sauce on it, and then I thought, no,
let's go with some basics on food here. If you
spread a condiment on a sandwich. That's fine. I do that.
You're not getting an even distribution of the condiment you
spread on the sandwich. You're gonna have a bite and
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there's not gonna be any mail, and then a couple
bites later, it's gonna be just a whole bit of
mao in your mouth. It's gonna be awful. Right, Dipping
it is better as long as you're not driving, as
long as you have the option when you dip it,
you control the condiment amount with every single bite. This
is food one oh one right for me. The menu whisper.
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So here's what I did. I like to dip my
meatball sandwiches in ranch whenever human possible, the same way
I dip my pizza, and Ranch just adds a little
tang and zip to it. Chris, it's not awful, it's
not I take this little bull. I was mortified. I get.
I have my garlic bread and meatball sub that I've
melted provolon on and I take this little bull and
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I scoop a bunch of the marin ao sauce from
the crock pot in there, go to the fridge, grab
a bottle of ranch dressing. Squirt it in the bowl
with the marin Aia sauce, Grab a fork, whip it up,
and I have this ranchy marin aero sauce bowl dipping
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it into I'm telling you that it was I was
doing h the whole time. What Chris? What Chris was
complaining because he doesn't he doesn't like meatball subs because
you get through one ball and then it's just bread
and then there's another ball. Well, here's the problem, Chris.
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The balls you've been putting in your mouth are too big.
Listen to me, I'm serious. You slice your meat balls.
You don't unless it's like a hot dog bond, then
you can just drop the whole ball in there. But
if it's on any kind of a sandwich, any kind
of something where you're going to lose them, you slice
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the meatballs in two. It gives it a flat service.
Then the meatballs don't go squirting out the back of it.
By the way, because it adheres to the bread and
it allows you to spread the balls out all over
the bread, so every bite has meat and provolone and bread.
Come on, man, it never occurred to you to slice
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the meatballs intwo. I wonder what your Indian name would
be selling Willi Kum.
Speaker 4 (16:49):
My name's Peggy Flanagan. I am the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota,
and I'm really honored and humboled to be here with
all of you today. I am incredibly clear that the
Somali community is part of the fabric of the state
of Minnesota.
Speaker 5 (17:05):
My name in the Ojibwe language is ez waiwodam Ukwe
or in English speaks with a clear and loud voice.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
Woman, I know what your Indian name would be, Chris.
Eats balls that are too big. But I don't know
what that would mean in what is it Jibwe? Is
that what she said? Something like that. I don't know
exactly how to pronounce that. I'm gonna have to look
that up Rosetta stone or something like that. But that's
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what yours would be, eats balls that are too big. Sorry, Chris,
I'm not sorry about this. FBI touts. I can't believe
I'm about to compliment the FBI. I feel disgusting. The
FBI touts six thousand arrests, forty four percent homicide drop
one year into Trump's DC crackdown. It is a reduction
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in violent crime by one hundred and eighty five percent
nationally one hundred and eighty five percent. Now, I am
not going to spend my time slobbering over the evil FBI,
because I'm just about to call for their disbandment once
again because of this new story that came out. But
I am going to point out something about crime next.
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Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so?
Speaker 2 (18:24):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (18:26):
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show
on a Wednesday, a hump day. So this is a
point we've made before, but we're about to bring this
whole thing up again. This is one of those things
that makes people uncomfortable, and I understand why it makes
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people uncomfortable because it's kind of a point where you're
putting some people down. You're not acting as if everyone
is equal. And we here in America we love the
concept of equality. You're right, and I'm glad we love
the concept. But the truth is that people aren't equal.
That's not true. Human beings are not equal. You're not
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equal to me, I'm not equal to you. There's no
such thing as equal. We were all different, and some
people were scumbacks, and that usually usually not all the time,
but usually it's not all their fault. Occasionally you'll have
a guy or a girl who was raised right, you know,
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church on Sunday, all that other stuff, good parents, good
family background, and they'll just lose their mind and go,
you know, butcher the neighbor or something one night. But
for the most part, there are obviously reasons. And mom suck.
Dad suck. Didn't have mom and dad buying it up bringing, Okay,
so I understand there are reasons. But the truth is
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there are people in our society who do not belong
in society and should never be a loud in society
because they are a net negative on society. And here's
the great news, and it really is great news. It's
easy to find these people. You don't believe me. I
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would invite you to speak to a police officer, certainly
a police officer who or a sheriff or whatever, and
who operates in any kind of an urban area, a
decent sized urban area. It doesn't have to be the NYPD, right,
that'd be a good one. But speak to any one
of these police officers and they will simply tell you.
They can tell you sometimes that at nine years old,
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nine years old, oh, that kid's going to be a killer.
That kid has spent the rest of his life in
prison if he doesn't get killed first. That kid of it,
they know, well, that's me. Those are children. It's not
hard when you've lived long enough in these areas to
identify who's going to be a lifelong dirt ball. You
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don't go from robbing people at knife point at nine
years old to aiding the local gangs stealing Honda Civics
from the mall at twelve years old and end up
as the CEO of Coca Cola. You go from the
stabbings to the robberies, to assaults, to drug dealing, and
finally you land on murder a few times until you
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end up dead yourself or in prison. And there aren't
that many of these people, You know that there just aren't.
This is something that people who spend a lot of
time online or news or stuff like that, they don't
understand this part of it. They'll look at a bad neighborhood,
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a bad neighborhood, like we have a bad neighborhood in Houston.
Couple of them. One's really bad. It's called the Fifth Ward.
It's here in Houston. It's real, real, bad down there,
real bad. Okay, So the fifth ward's bad. It's this
poor black neighborhood. It's just what you'd expect, bad neighborhood.
Is it all the people in the fifth Ward? It's not.
You know that there are all kinds of people there
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are just poor, couldn't get ahead. And I'm not making
an excuse for everybody, but there are all kinds of
law abiding people who reside in the Fifth Ward. It's
five percent, it's five percent. Go grab them, throw them
in a cage, Leave them in a cage, and everyone's
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life gets better. Solving crime violent crime is so simple,
it's borderline insane. What is the number. I think it's
three percent, commit ninety one percent of the crime. I
don't know. The numbers are always skewed, but it's always
something like that. There will be a single digit number
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of people who commit almost all of the violent crime.
To solve that prime, find them, arrest them, throw them
in dark holes, and never think about them again. How
is it possible that we have seen such a drastic
reduction in violent crime since the Trump administration took over?
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How's that humanly possible? Well, I'll break it down for you.
This way. For one, the FBI has not been dedicating
itself to tracking down pro life pastors in January six
ers for two years. Trump has an old school vision
of the FBI. He wants more of a j Edgar
Hoover FBI. You know, that's back when the FBI was
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running down Dillinger and Babyface Nelson in these types, go
solve crimes, arrest murderers. So you have this large criminal organization,
notice the FBI. I was about to call him law enforcement,
that's not what they are. But you have this large
criminal organization, notice the FBI, And they have been tasked
notwith tracking down the past who read Bible verses like
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they were under Biden. They've been tasked with tracking down
murderers and rapists. The Trump administration has been arresting these people.
They've been throwing them in deep dark cages, and oh,
there's less vindent crime than we've ever had before. It's
just not complicated. It's not and a good society full
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of good people. They struggle with that concept because look,
we'll go back to that conversation with the cop and
things like that. Are you telling me we should take
a nine year old kid and throw them in a
hole for the rest of his life. Just send him
to juvie and when he turns eighteen, right off to
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state prison. Are you saying, Jesse, that he can't be reformed, redeemed. No,
I'm not saying that. Maybe that in individual kid can.
But I am saying this. These youth gangs who operate
in major cities, and I know about this, they operate
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in Houston too. The obviously youth offenders have a different
penalty system than adults. So the gangs they'll take kids,
young kids, and they'll have them break into houses and
steal cars and stuff like that. I know this that
that young man, maybe he can be redeemed, Maybe he
can be reformed. But I know for a fact if
you took every single ten year old who was caught
robbing cars and throw them in a cage, society would
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be better. Makes you uncomfortable? Sounds harsh? One hundred percent true,
one hundred percent true. Solving violent crime is not complicated. Now,
there's always going to be a guy who freaks out
and murders his wife. Right, You're never going to get
rid of all violent crime. That's not possible. The vast
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majority of violent crime is a choice. Now keep this
in mind, and hopefully this drives home, drives it home
for you. You have people you love in this country, right,
I certainly have people I love in this country. Democrats
in the United States of America are committed to keeping
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those most violent people out of a cage. What if
it's your wife, what if it's you are done, You're done,
your son, your daughter? But have you ever heard those
testimonies some monster the Communists turn free? Butcher's some young
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girl and her heartbroken father will be giving testimony in
front of Congress and you can hear the pain in
his voice. Communists do that on purpose. On purpose, Communists
turn these people loose on our society. And think about this.
When the Biden administration was running things in the United
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States of Americamerica, the FBI wasn't doing hardly any of this.
Remember our buddy Steve Friend, great patriot, Steve Friend, who's
really been screwed over by the FBI. Steve Friend, lifelong warrior.
He was tracking down child predators, and the Biden administration
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pulled him off the job. This is a special agent
pulled him off of that job so he could go
start jotting down license plate numbers of moms who got
angry at the local school board. Don't vote for Democrats.
Get frustrated with Republicans, that's fine, don't vote for Democrats.
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Show on a fantastic Wednesday All Home Day, reminding you
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dot com. So this Fauci stuff is back in the
news and it's bad, all right, I still have to
trash the FBI. I'll get to that. We'll talk about
money management. I'll get to that. But I know you're not.
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You don't need any more help to be outraged at
Fauci and all the lies, the lies about everything, the
lies about coronavirus, the lies about that thing they called
a vaccine, the lies about all of it. I know
you're already mad about it. I just wanted to read
a couple things. Hey, Jesse, I'm a physician and I
have a daughter who was born in twenty twenty. I
took care of many COVID patients, and, like many of
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my colleagues, personally took the COVID vaccine due to higher
risk factors. I recommended against my wife and children taking it,
and would never have allowed anyone to force it on them.
Now that we are hearing about what's going on behind
the scenes through Fauci's texts. My worst fears and suspicions
are confirmed. This goes against every mandate we were taught
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in medical school and against the very ethos of medicine itself.
My daughter could have been one of those miscarriages. There
must be a Nuremberg two point zero and justice must
be served. There is no ever other way. Thank you
for everything you did during COVID to speak for those
who couldn't speak. You don't have to thank me, brother,
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I'll read this one too, Dear Jesse. It seems to
me that people who whole professional licenses like doctors, lawyers, nurses, teachers,
and so on and so forth, that choose to transition
the opposite sex should lose their professional license, so on
and so forth. Okay, So the only way I can
explain this, and it's not going to make you feel
(30:46):
any better. Believe me, I'm not trying to make you
feel better because it's not going to make you feel
any better. Is this. Countries decent countries. They will always
operate with the understanding there are going to be evil
forces in the country. There are going to be bad
guys everywhere. It's bad guys everywhere. There's never been a
place on earth where there aren't bad guys. Right, there's
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bad guys everywhere, right, So you develop laws, you develop punishments,
and sometimes you even create agencies of some kind, entire organizations,
and their job is to protect the people from what
might be evil forces in this country or any country
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where you happen to resign. Right, you understand all that.
So when it comes to COVID, and this is going
to apply to the training stuff too, when everything else,
when it comes to our medical establishment, that's what I'm
trying to say, the medical institutions in this country. Well,
we obviously understand that pharmaceutical companies are in it to
make profit. And that's fine. I'm a capitalist. Please a
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life saving drug. I hope you make money on it, right,
But we also understand that they're not saints. They mean
it to make money. That's what they do when they
go to work. They're trying to develop drugs and sell
the drugs and make money. I got all that, Okay.
So because that's the case at pharmaceutical companies, we have
to do something as a nation to look out for
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you and me, the consumer, so we're not screwed over
by anybody because I don't know about you. I didn't
how to read medical charts and virus stuff, and I
don't know anything about any of that crap. I'm a moron.
I went to community college. I don't know anything. I
need someone else to help me and tell me so.
The United States of America created things like NIH, National
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Institute of Health, CDC, Center for Disease Control, FDA, Food
and Drug Administration, the organizations that are supposed to look
out for you and me. They are supposed to be
a wall between you and me and organizations like large
pharmaceutical companies. But over time, the large, powerful, profitable industries
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in this country, they will worm their way into and
under that wall and blow it up. And they will really, honestly,
it's worth the worse than blowing it up, they will
co opt it. If you read these Fauci texts and emails,
this Fauci diary they're calling it, and I've read a
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lot of it by this point in time, not all
of it. I don't want to act like I have,
but I've read a lot of this thing. What it
really just seems like is Fauci. He just had a
bunch of friends in all these organizations, and everything they
did and said was about either protecting the organizations or
enriching the organizations, all of it, all of it. That's
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part of what makes it so evil. You you never
seem to cross these people's minds ever that you can
go look through it. Go look through it and look
at how how many times you saw a genuine and
care or empathy for the people of the country, even
the people who were really dying. It was all about
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pushing vaccines, pushing lockdowns. Hey, we need to say that
thing came from bat soup. If it came from a
virology lab, that wouldn't be Hey, we should probably lie
about that. It was. It was obvious what I just
said was true. All these people, FAUCI, CDC, ANDIH obviously
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was part of it, FDA and so many major hospitals
and medical organizations in this country. They all just joined
forces with each other against us. And I hate to
say this, but we had no chance. Maybe you stood strong,
(34:49):
maybe you didn't, but whatever, whatever the case was. But
as a whole, as a country, when you have that
many powerful entities who have conspired together. Oh, by the way,
the media, they kind of played an important role. When
all these important entities conspire together against the people of
the country. Country has no chance whatsoever when the institutions
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you have created to protect the people join forces in
attacking the people. Your freaking toast. And now on top
of all the death and maybe health loss, maybe you did,
God forbid have a miscarriage, and if you did, I'm sorry.
Prayers for you and your family. I know not believe me,
I know how bad that hurts. Now now we're looking
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around and trying to pick up the pieces. Shoot, now
we can't afford anything because of all this. That's why
you can't afford anything. Always remember that. Sorry, wasn't Joe Biden. Yeah,
he held but stopped the country for a virus and
printed seven trillion dollars And now nobody can afford life anymore.
Now A value me. It will cost nine dollars at McDonald's.
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I don't know if that's exactly, but I bet you
it's real close. I bet it's real close. All Right,
we have an hour. I do have to trash the FBI.
That's one of my favorite things. We'll bring up a
couple of these Iran items just because I have to
little money management pop tarts, Grandma vodka and more. Hang on,
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic, wonderful Wednesday, and so we have.
There's good stuff happening still with the fraud, take down
of the fraud, and I'm going to talk about that
here in just a moment. Sorry, I'm starving. I'm gonna
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have to talk about food as soon as I'm done
talking about that in various ways. I don't know how
long I'm gonna talk about food, Maybe a long time.
The FBI is severely evil. We'll get to that, emails,
money management, and so much more. We even have Grandma
Vodka coming on the show tonight, I mean coming on
the show. We're just gonna play some audio. Grandma Vodka
(00:52):
has declined all of our invitations, just like Ran Deep
Mike Plan all that's doing, to come on the world
famous Jesse Kelly Now again to recap something we have
discussed many times before, the largest most lucrative heist you
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can pull off if you are a thief or a
criminal gang is to gain access to any government treasury,
certainly a government treasury in a wealthy, powerful country like
the United States of America, but really it even applies
to poor countries. I mean, you could pick a poor
country out there, and if you and five of your
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friends could figure out how to get access to the treasury,
it'd be millions and millions and millions of dollars for
you and your friends. So think about government treasuries like this,
like the bank. Yeah, you ever read any of those
old stories about Old West gangs or maybe John Dillinger
or something like that. Well, what are they always after? Well,
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which bank has the most money that we can knockoff?
Who has the most This bank has fifty thousand dollars.
This bank, if you hit them on a Thursday, has
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. That's where you go,
all right, So you got it. Criminals are going to
look for the biggest score. We all got it. And
as I just said, there is no bigger score than
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the treasury. This supplies to your town, your state, the
federal government. All right, So how how did we get
here where there's so much fraud? Well, it's quite simple.
The Democrat Party. There's a few Republicans involved, but for
the most part, fraud is a Democrat thing. The Democrat
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Party because it's all transactional to them. All they care
about is power and money that there's no love of country.
They don't care about stealing. Stealing's not a thing the
Democrat Party has over the years, and it was not
always this way. By the way they were. There was
a big anti corruption run in the Democrat Party that
was really good. JFK was good on that stuff. So
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it's not always been this way. But the Democrat Party
of today is by far the largest criminal organization on
the planet. They are, I should clarify, they are the
leadership of the largest criminal organization on the planet. When
they take power in your town, in your state, in
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your country, they will find henchmen they can work with
to help them steal from that treasury. It's all about
stealing from the treasury. It's all in the end, they're
all just thieves. How many times have I told you that,
I'll read you a headline before we get to the
other stuff. RFK Junior says the Biden administration gutted the
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anti fraud staff overseeing two point two trillion dollars in payments.
Two point two trillion dollars in payments? What well the
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one how do we have two point two trillion dollars
in payments for anything, but this is health and human services, right,
So picture this. I am the guy in charge of
watching out for that treasury, and I know that you
we'll make it. Chris, Jewish producer. Chris walks into that
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treasury and he grabs ten million dollars a day. All right.
He's going to grab that ten million dollars a day
because he's officially allowed to grab it, and his job
is to distribute it to the various places where the
ten million should go. So this money goes in this truck,
and that money goes in that truck. Me, I'm the
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guy in charge of watching, not just Chris, watching where
he loads it into, making sure that ten million ends
up where the ten million is supposed to end up. Right,
that's my job because without me, maybe Chris's crooked probably
would be maybe one of the companies Chris is working
with this crooked. You have to have me if you're
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sending out ten million dollars. What did the Democrats do
the second they got elected. They didn't fire Chris, They
didn't adjust the ten million dollars. They fired me. What
do you think that is? Well, you know it is
the largest criminal organization on the planet in the history
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of the planet is the modern Democrat Party. And that's
why you get every day we have new stories like this.
This is Todd Blanche the New.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
Age jandjury returned an eleven count indictment charging the Southern
Poverty Law Center with six counts of wirefraud, four counts
of bank fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit
money laundering. According to the charges and the indictment, the
SPLC is a nonprofit entity that purports to fight white
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supremacy and racial hatred by reporting on extremist groups and
conducting research to inform law enforcement groups with the goal
of dismantling these groups. As the indictment describes, the SPLC
was not dismantling these groups. It was instead manufacturing the
extremism it purports to oppose by paying sources to stoke
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racial hatred.
Speaker 1 (06:29):
It's a leftist ngo. How does the SPLC how do
they raise money? Then? If it's a leftist NGO, and
I know you're tempted to say, well, George Soros or
Singham or any one of these communist billionaires out there,
and oh yeah, yeah, no, there's money that flows from
these billionaires into these leftist NGOs. If you actually dig
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into this stuff at all, you'll be shocked to find
out the money flows back into billionaire pockets because in
the end its government money. Democrats have helped these people steal.
It's not just NGOs like the SPLC. There's more to
the fleecing of America. How about fleecing our immigration system?
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What part do you think helped out here?
Speaker 2 (07:17):
Charging eleven individuals for allegedly overseeing an extensive, decade long
marriage fraud scheme involving more than one thousand sham marriages
between Chinese nationals and United States citizens and then the
submission of fraudulent applications for green cards. This is one
of the largest marriage frauds prosecutions in United States history.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
This scheme was not a.
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Quick, fly by night operation, but rather a years long,
multimillion dollar cottage industry to criminally assist people who would
not or legally could not otherwise become citizens of the
United States.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
Years long, multi million dollars industry for the bank robbery
crew known as the Democrat Party to sell out your country.
You know what one of the biggest money makers is,
and everybody listening to me in places like Los Angeles
will know this is true. You know, one of the
biggest ways to steal from the treasury quote homelessness, Tackle homelessness,
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find money for homelessness. They're never trying to get They're
not down there on the street corner. Given that hobo
fifteen dollars in a big mac, all that money is stolen.
Here's Scott Turner, HUD Secretary.
Speaker 3 (08:31):
Little leadership of President Trump and Vice president of VANCE.
We are rooting out corruption and ensuring that those who
need care are truly going to get it. The days
of finding corrupt failure are over. The Trump administration will
not fund a homeless industrial complex any longer. At HUD
were interested, only interested in real results, and that's actually
helping our fellow Americans get off the streets, out of addiction,
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out on a path to self sufficiency.
Speaker 1 (08:58):
How does this work? And I'll tell you this because
it works the same in all these different not the
exact same, but similar in all these different schemes. Well,
it's quite simple. If I'm the city city of Los Angeles,
for example, I want to run for office and sound
compassionate because I know stupid liberal white women will believe me.
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So I say I'm going to fight homelessness. Hey, I
get into office, I need a billion dollars to fight homelessness.
I get a billion dollars, but it doesn't go into
my pocket. Of course, that wouldn't be right. I have
to funnel a billion dollars into various NGOs, non government
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organizations who are homeless fighters. You know, Chris is homeless
Camp or something like that. But do you think I'm
going to send five hundred million dollars to Chris and
he's going to send it to homeless people? Come on,
it's Chris. Chris is going to take private jet trips,
He's going to buy mansions. Now, Oh, he's Chris. He
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understands how it works. Some of that money needs to
flow back to that. Chris, my second cousin needs a job.
Five hundred thousand dollars a year. Sound fair? Of course
I scratch his back, he scratches mine. This is how
it works. How much money actually gets to homeless people? Oh? Nothing?
Couple bucks the largest criminal organization in the history of
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the world. All right, one more quick, good story on this,
and I'm sorry, I have to pause, and I have
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It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful wonderful,
or Wednesday was called it Tuesday on a Wednesday. You
can email the show your love, your hate, your death threats,
jesseat Jesse kellyshow dot com. Macro Rubio was talking about
pop tarts and we're gonna get to that in a moment,
but I want to talk about something more important first.
(12:12):
I want to talk about me first. Another little dinner
idea for you. I've given you one that's almost identical
to this with sausage before Italian sausage links. But you
can do this with meatballs. And Ob will do this. Crockpot,
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a jar of your favorite Marinara sauce or I mean,
I guess you can make your own if you're Italian.
Drop it in the crockpot, Drop the meatballs in there,
pour the Marinira sauce on, turn it on low, and
just let it sit there and bubble all day long.
Your house will slowly start to fill up with the
wonderful of aromas. Then it's meatball SubTime. Couple pro some
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provolone slices and your choice of buns. But I have
to point out something. I have to give Bob some
credit where credit is due. This time, she got garlic bread.
Now to clarify, she didn't get the kind of garlic
bread I would get. I'm a big fan of just
the store garlic bread that's already prepared, you know, the
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big French bread loaf. It's fantastic. The kids and I
love it. Ah, but that is never gonna fly with Ob.
My second favorite thing. You can find it in the
frozen food section, the frozen Texas Toast garlic bread. Oh
my gosh, did you just sneer at Texas toast? Chris?
What Chris said? The foil bag garlic Bread's better? That's fair.
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I can't kill you for that, but I'm telling you
the Texas toast anyway, let's not get distracted here. So
OB had to make a healthier version. But she made
a healthier loaf of garlic bread, sliced it down the middle.
Meatball subs on the garlic bread. And that brings me
to this. It was a little dry because I didn't
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put enough sauce on it, and I was thinking about
putting more sauce on it, and then I thought, no,
let's go with some basics on food here. If you
spread a condiment on a sandwich. That's fine. I do that.
You're not getting an even distribution of the condiment you
spread on the sandwich. You're gonna have a bite and
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there's not gonna be any mail, and then a couple
bites later, it's gonna be just a whole bit of
mao in your mouth. It's gonna be awful. Right, Dipping
it is better as long as you're not driving, as
long as you have the option when you dip it,
you control the condiment amount with every single bite. This
is food one oh one right for me. The menu whisper.
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So here's what I did. I like to dip my
meatball sandwiches in ranch whenever human possible, the same way
I dip my pizza, and Ranch just adds a little
tang and zip to it. Chris, it's not awful, it's
not I take this little bull. I was mortified. I get.
I have my garlic bread and meatball sub that I've
melted provolon on and I take this little bull and
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I scoop a bunch of the marin ao sauce from
the crock pot in there, go to the fridge, grab
a bottle of ranch dressing. Squirt it in the bowl
with the marin Aia sauce, Grab a fork, whip it up,
and I have this ranchy marin aero sauce bowl dipping
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it into I'm telling you that it was I was
doing h the whole time. What Chris? What Chris was
complaining because he doesn't he doesn't like meatball subs because
you get through one ball and then it's just bread
and then there's another ball. Well, here's the problem, Chris.
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The balls you've been putting in your mouth are too big.
Listen to me, I'm serious. You slice your meat balls.
You don't unless it's like a hot dog bond, then
you can just drop the whole ball in there. But
if it's on any kind of a sandwich, any kind
of something where you're going to lose them, you slice
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the meatballs in two. It gives it a flat service.
Then the meatballs don't go squirting out the back of it.
By the way, because it adheres to the bread and
it allows you to spread the balls out all over
the bread, so every bite has meat and provolone and bread.
Come on, man, it never occurred to you to slice
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the meatballs intwo. I wonder what your Indian name would
be selling Willi Kum.
Speaker 4 (16:49):
My name's Peggy Flanagan. I am the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota,
and I'm really honored and humboled to be here with
all of you today. I am incredibly clear that the
Somali community is part of the fabric of the state
of Minnesota.
Speaker 5 (17:05):
My name in the Ojibwe language is ez waiwodam Ukwe
or in English speaks with a clear and loud voice.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
Woman, I know what your Indian name would be, Chris.
Eats balls that are too big. But I don't know
what that would mean in what is it Jibwe? Is
that what she said? Something like that. I don't know
exactly how to pronounce that. I'm gonna have to look
that up Rosetta stone or something like that. But that's
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what yours would be, eats balls that are too big. Sorry, Chris,
I'm not sorry about this. FBI touts. I can't believe
I'm about to compliment the FBI. I feel disgusting. The
FBI touts six thousand arrests, forty four percent homicide drop
one year into Trump's DC crackdown. It is a reduction
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in violent crime by one hundred and eighty five percent
nationally one hundred and eighty five percent. Now, I am
not going to spend my time slobbering over the evil FBI,
because I'm just about to call for their disbandment once
again because of this new story that came out. But
I am going to point out something about crime next.
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Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so?
Speaker 2 (18:24):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (18:26):
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show
on a Wednesday, a hump day. So this is a
point we've made before, but we're about to bring this
whole thing up again. This is one of those things
that makes people uncomfortable, and I understand why it makes
(18:46):
people uncomfortable because it's kind of a point where you're
putting some people down. You're not acting as if everyone
is equal. And we here in America we love the
concept of equality. You're right, and I'm glad we love
the concept. But the truth is that people aren't equal.
That's not true. Human beings are not equal. You're not
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equal to me, I'm not equal to you. There's no
such thing as equal. We were all different, and some
people were scumbacks, and that usually usually not all the time,
but usually it's not all their fault. Occasionally you'll have
a guy or a girl who was raised right, you know,
(19:32):
church on Sunday, all that other stuff, good parents, good
family background, and they'll just lose their mind and go,
you know, butcher the neighbor or something one night. But
for the most part, there are obviously reasons. And mom suck.
Dad suck. Didn't have mom and dad buying it up bringing, Okay,
so I understand there are reasons. But the truth is
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there are people in our society who do not belong
in society and should never be a loud in society
because they are a net negative on society. And here's
the great news, and it really is great news. It's
easy to find these people. You don't believe me. I
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would invite you to speak to a police officer, certainly
a police officer who or a sheriff or whatever, and
who operates in any kind of an urban area, a
decent sized urban area. It doesn't have to be the NYPD, right,
that'd be a good one. But speak to any one
of these police officers and they will simply tell you.
They can tell you sometimes that at nine years old,
(20:41):
nine years old, oh, that kid's going to be a killer.
That kid has spent the rest of his life in
prison if he doesn't get killed first. That kid of it,
they know, well, that's me. Those are children. It's not
hard when you've lived long enough in these areas to
identify who's going to be a lifelong dirt ball. You
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don't go from robbing people at knife point at nine
years old to aiding the local gangs stealing Honda Civics
from the mall at twelve years old and end up
as the CEO of Coca Cola. You go from the
stabbings to the robberies, to assaults, to drug dealing, and
finally you land on murder a few times until you
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end up dead yourself or in prison. And there aren't
that many of these people, You know that there just aren't.
This is something that people who spend a lot of
time online or news or stuff like that, they don't
understand this part of it. They'll look at a bad neighborhood,
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a bad neighborhood, like we have a bad neighborhood in Houston.
Couple of them. One's really bad. It's called the Fifth Ward.
It's here in Houston. It's real, real, bad down there,
real bad. Okay, So the fifth ward's bad. It's this
poor black neighborhood. It's just what you'd expect, bad neighborhood.
Is it all the people in the fifth Ward? It's not.
You know that there are all kinds of people there
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are just poor, couldn't get ahead. And I'm not making
an excuse for everybody, but there are all kinds of
law abiding people who reside in the Fifth Ward. It's
five percent, it's five percent. Go grab them, throw them
in a cage, Leave them in a cage, and everyone's
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life gets better. Solving crime violent crime is so simple,
it's borderline insane. What is the number. I think it's
three percent, commit ninety one percent of the crime. I
don't know. The numbers are always skewed, but it's always
something like that. There will be a single digit number
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of people who commit almost all of the violent crime.
To solve that prime, find them, arrest them, throw them
in dark holes, and never think about them again. How
is it possible that we have seen such a drastic
reduction in violent crime since the Trump administration took over?
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How's that humanly possible? Well, I'll break it down for you.
This way. For one, the FBI has not been dedicating
itself to tracking down pro life pastors in January six
ers for two years. Trump has an old school vision
of the FBI. He wants more of a j Edgar
Hoover FBI. You know, that's back when the FBI was
(23:38):
running down Dillinger and Babyface Nelson in these types, go
solve crimes, arrest murderers. So you have this large criminal organization,
notice the FBI. I was about to call him law enforcement,
that's not what they are. But you have this large
criminal organization, notice the FBI, And they have been tasked
notwith tracking down the past who read Bible verses like
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they were under Biden. They've been tasked with tracking down
murderers and rapists. The Trump administration has been arresting these people.
They've been throwing them in deep dark cages, and oh,
there's less vindent crime than we've ever had before. It's
just not complicated. It's not and a good society full
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of good people. They struggle with that concept because look,
we'll go back to that conversation with the cop and
things like that. Are you telling me we should take
a nine year old kid and throw them in a
hole for the rest of his life. Just send him
to juvie and when he turns eighteen, right off to
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state prison. Are you saying, Jesse, that he can't be reformed, redeemed. No,
I'm not saying that. Maybe that in individual kid can.
But I am saying this. These youth gangs who operate
in major cities, and I know about this, they operate
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in Houston too. The obviously youth offenders have a different
penalty system than adults. So the gangs they'll take kids,
young kids, and they'll have them break into houses and
steal cars and stuff like that. I know this that
that young man, maybe he can be redeemed, Maybe he
can be reformed. But I know for a fact if
you took every single ten year old who was caught
robbing cars and throw them in a cage, society would
(25:33):
be better. Makes you uncomfortable? Sounds harsh? One hundred percent true,
one hundred percent true. Solving violent crime is not complicated. Now,
there's always going to be a guy who freaks out
and murders his wife. Right, You're never going to get
rid of all violent crime. That's not possible. The vast
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majority of violent crime is a choice. Now keep this
in mind, and hopefully this drives home, drives it home
for you. You have people you love in this country, right,
I certainly have people I love in this country. Democrats
in the United States of America are committed to keeping
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those most violent people out of a cage. What if
it's your wife, what if it's you are done, You're done,
your son, your daughter? But have you ever heard those
testimonies some monster the Communists turn free? Butcher's some young
(26:36):
girl and her heartbroken father will be giving testimony in
front of Congress and you can hear the pain in
his voice. Communists do that on purpose. On purpose, Communists
turn these people loose on our society. And think about this.
When the Biden administration was running things in the United
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States of Americamerica, the FBI wasn't doing hardly any of this.
Remember our buddy Steve Friend, great patriot, Steve Friend, who's
really been screwed over by the FBI. Steve Friend, lifelong warrior.
He was tracking down child predators, and the Biden administration
(27:20):
pulled him off the job. This is a special agent
pulled him off of that job so he could go
start jotting down license plate numbers of moms who got
angry at the local school board. Don't vote for Democrats.
Get frustrated with Republicans, that's fine, don't vote for Democrats.
(27:41):
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dot com. So this Fauci stuff is back in the
news and it's bad, all right, I still have to
trash the FBI. I'll get to that. We'll talk about
money management. I'll get to that. But I know you're not.
(29:16):
You don't need any more help to be outraged at
Fauci and all the lies, the lies about everything, the
lies about coronavirus, the lies about that thing they called
a vaccine, the lies about all of it. I know
you're already mad about it. I just wanted to read
a couple things. Hey, Jesse, I'm a physician and I
have a daughter who was born in twenty twenty. I
took care of many COVID patients, and, like many of
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my colleagues, personally took the COVID vaccine due to higher
risk factors. I recommended against my wife and children taking it,
and would never have allowed anyone to force it on them.
Now that we are hearing about what's going on behind
the scenes through Fauci's texts. My worst fears and suspicions
are confirmed. This goes against every mandate we were taught
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in medical school and against the very ethos of medicine itself.
My daughter could have been one of those miscarriages. There
must be a Nuremberg two point zero and justice must
be served. There is no ever other way. Thank you
for everything you did during COVID to speak for those
who couldn't speak. You don't have to thank me, brother,
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I'll read this one too, Dear Jesse. It seems to
me that people who whole professional licenses like doctors, lawyers, nurses, teachers,
and so on and so forth, that choose to transition
the opposite sex should lose their professional license, so on
and so forth. Okay, So the only way I can
explain this, and it's not going to make you feel
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any better. Believe me, I'm not trying to make you
feel better because it's not going to make you feel
any better. Is this. Countries decent countries. They will always
operate with the understanding there are going to be evil
forces in the country. There are going to be bad
guys everywhere. It's bad guys everywhere. There's never been a
place on earth where there aren't bad guys. Right, there's
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bad guys everywhere, right, So you develop laws, you develop punishments,
and sometimes you even create agencies of some kind, entire organizations,
and their job is to protect the people from what
might be evil forces in this country or any country
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where you happen to resign. Right, you understand all that.
So when it comes to COVID, and this is going
to apply to the training stuff too, when everything else,
when it comes to our medical establishment, that's what I'm
trying to say, the medical institutions in this country. Well,
we obviously understand that pharmaceutical companies are in it to
make profit. And that's fine. I'm a capitalist. Please a
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life saving drug. I hope you make money on it, right,
But we also understand that they're not saints. They mean
it to make money. That's what they do when they
go to work. They're trying to develop drugs and sell
the drugs and make money. I got all that, Okay.
So because that's the case at pharmaceutical companies, we have
to do something as a nation to look out for
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you and me, the consumer, so we're not screwed over
by anybody because I don't know about you. I didn't
how to read medical charts and virus stuff, and I
don't know anything about any of that crap. I'm a moron.
I went to community college. I don't know anything. I
need someone else to help me and tell me so.
The United States of America created things like NIH, National
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Institute of Health, CDC, Center for Disease Control, FDA, Food
and Drug Administration, the organizations that are supposed to look
out for you and me. They are supposed to be
a wall between you and me and organizations like large
pharmaceutical companies. But over time, the large, powerful, profitable industries
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in this country, they will worm their way into and
under that wall and blow it up. And they will really, honestly,
it's worth the worse than blowing it up, they will
co opt it. If you read these Fauci texts and emails,
this Fauci diary they're calling it, and I've read a
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lot of it by this point in time, not all
of it. I don't want to act like I have,
but I've read a lot of this thing. What it
really just seems like is Fauci. He just had a
bunch of friends in all these organizations, and everything they
did and said was about either protecting the organizations or
enriching the organizations, all of it, all of it. That's
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part of what makes it so evil. You you never
seem to cross these people's minds ever that you can
go look through it. Go look through it and look
at how how many times you saw a genuine and
care or empathy for the people of the country, even
the people who were really dying. It was all about
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pushing vaccines, pushing lockdowns. Hey, we need to say that
thing came from bat soup. If it came from a
virology lab, that wouldn't be Hey, we should probably lie
about that. It was. It was obvious what I just
said was true. All these people, FAUCI, CDC, ANDIH obviously
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was part of it, FDA and so many major hospitals
and medical organizations in this country. They all just joined
forces with each other against us. And I hate to
say this, but we had no chance. Maybe you stood strong,
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maybe you didn't, but whatever, whatever the case was. But
as a whole, as a country, when you have that
many powerful entities who have conspired together. Oh, by the way,
the media, they kind of played an important role. When
all these important entities conspire together against the people of
the country. Country has no chance whatsoever when the institutions
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you have created to protect the people join forces in
attacking the people. Your freaking toast. And now on top
of all the death and maybe health loss, maybe you did,
God forbid have a miscarriage, and if you did, I'm sorry.
Prayers for you and your family. I know not believe me,
I know how bad that hurts. Now now we're looking
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around and trying to pick up the pieces. Shoot, now
we can't afford anything because of all this. That's why
you can't afford anything. Always remember that. Sorry, wasn't Joe Biden. Yeah,
he held but stopped the country for a virus and
printed seven trillion dollars And now nobody can afford life anymore.
Now A value me. It will cost nine dollars at McDonald's.
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I don't know if that's exactly, but I bet you
it's real close. I bet it's real close. All Right,
we have an hour. I do have to trash the FBI.
That's one of my favorite things. We'll bring up a
couple of these Iran items just because I have to
little money management pop tarts, Grandma vodka and more. Hang on,
Host
Jesse Kelly
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