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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
Hey, the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday.
We have well Democrats hate America. That's the bad news.
We're winning against the LGBTQ freaks, that's the good news.
We still have a bunch of creepy identical twins in
this country. That's more bad news. We'll get to that.
Email's the bar and so much more coming up in
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the second hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday.
And another reminder that tomorrow is Asked Doctor Jesse Friday,
and you need to get your questions emailed in now
to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's cover an analogy.
Let's do an analogy that we have done before many times,
but it's been quite a while on the show, about
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the love of country, Why it matters? What is it
about it? If I take you out of America and
I put you in a little village in Africa, one
hundred people in that village, you know, everyone has their
own little hut. And we got the restaurant hut and
everything else. Got the cattle over here and the water
well over there.
Speaker 2 (01:23):
And you get it. You got a little hundred person
village in Africa.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
That village, the people in the village, they can survive
a lot of things, bad weather, drow, war, all kinds
of things. But long term, the village can't survive if
a high enough percentage of people in the village hate it.
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And this is because let's talk about your life in
my life for a moment. Our lives and how they
turn out, everything from our professional life to relationships, to
your physical health to everything. They are what it's an
accumulation of the decisions we make every day. You have
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made a hundred really good decisions and a hundred really
bad decisions in your life. And the truth is that
the good decisions you've made, you may not even recognize it.
They've made your life better now they have. Last night
I went to a crawfish boil. For instance, I went
to a crawfish boil last night after.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
We got off.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
I have a bunch of Louisiana guys in the neighborhood.
If a Louisiana guy ever invites you to a crawfish bowl,
you go. We went went over there with Ab and
the boys and the neighbors and we all sat there
and broke bread and ake crawfish all night.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
It was wonderful.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
My sons hung out with me all night long, just
sitting there talking to me. Now, I haven't done very
many things right in my life. I know that, and
I admit that. But I I did something right with
those boys that my sons at fifteen and seventeen want
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to sit right by dad and hang and talk to
Dad all night long. That's what. That didn't happen yesterday.
That's an accumulation of fifteen seventeen years of love and care.
And that's that and vice versa. You know, I've in
the past, I've had my blood pressure take up. I've
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tell you what, I am a little fat right now.
As a matter of fact, I'm a little fat right now.
That didn't happen yesterday. That's a lifetime of too much
bad food, too lazy, didn't work out.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
You see what I mean?
Speaker 1 (03:43):
Right Well, in the same way that village, go back
to the village. The little decisions each in every villager
would make every day would either extend or shorten the
life of a village, depending on whether or not they
love it and appreciate it and feel blessed to be there.
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Patriotism is the essential element. If you walk out of
your African hut and you see the fence that holds
the cattle in is starting to break down, and you
love your village and the people, and you're blessed to
be there, you run over to the fence and you
fix it really quickly to protect the food supply the village.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
That's what you do.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
But if you hate the place and it sucks and
it's evil and it's racist and it's nah, maybe you
even run over to the fence and break it down
even more, because screw that village right, And on a
long enough timeline, with enough of that village hate, the
village will crumble.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
And on a long enough timeline, with.
Speaker 1 (04:42):
The little decisions people make every day in that village,
if they love it a high enough percentage love it,
it will thrive. We are on the cusp. What a
great college word, Chris cusp. Cusp is a great word.
We're on the cusp of something that is unbelieve pievably cool.
The two hundred and fiftieth birthday of the United States
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of America is one month away.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
We are a.
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Month from celebrating two hundred and fifty years on this earth.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Do you know how cool that is?
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Think about how many Americans have died before today, none
of them, none got to be around to celebrate two.
Speaker 2 (05:29):
Hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
This is one of those cool things that should have
you nerding out on patriotism. By the way, pause, quick
programming note. I am already way steep in research for
an American Revolution history story.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
I'm going to bring.
Speaker 1 (05:49):
You before the July fourth weekend, so I'm going to
give it to I know you've been wanting it. I'm
going to give it to you. That's I was on vacation.
I feel like I owe you a history thing.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
Anyway.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Anyway, two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, that's sweet, right.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
Headline poll finds.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
That fewer than one in five Democrats are proud to
be Americans ahead of the country's two hundred and fiftieth celebration.
Fewer than one in five. You hear this, guy, ali
Velshi on MS. Now you hear this.
Speaker 3 (06:28):
In one month, America will mark the two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of its founding. Like previous anniversaries, there is
a deep unease about this. I feel a deep unease
about the celebrations to which I am invited to mark
the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our so called democracy.
Speaker 1 (06:47):
A deep unease. He's deeply uneasy about it. Oh, by
the way, in case you're wondering, this is the same
guy who stood in front of burned buildings in Minneapolis
during the Saint George Floyd Rye and said this solved
this problem.
Speaker 3 (07:01):
So I want to be clear in how I characterize this.
This is mostly a protest. It is not It is
not generally speaking unruly what fires have been started and
there's a crowd that is relishing.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
That you know he was born in Kenya? Did you
know he was actually raised in America? And this, you see,
is a significant part of our problem. It's not just
homegrown Democrats who have been taught to hate the United
States of America. That's obviously going to be a portion
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of the population. We understand that we import legions in
legions and legions of foreigners with no appreciation for this
country whatsoever. In fact, they hate it. This lack of gratitude,
I don't know. I don't understand it. If somebody pulled
me out of a dump like Somalia.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
I would be so so grateful.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
In my spare time on the weekends, I'd be picking
up trash on the sidewalk. Instead, these people come here
and steal everything they get their hands on, and their
main representative in Congress creps on the country every other day.
I don't understand it, but this is a huge problem
for the United States of America. Legions and legions of
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people foreign and domestic reside inside our borders, and they
hate the freaking place. And they're taught to hate it
in schools, and they're taught to hate it by Hollywood,
and they're taught to hate it by Democrats. You get
this crap all day, every day.
Speaker 4 (08:37):
She deserves to read diverse books and the accurate selling
of American history, My daughter, she deserves to be celebrated
for her melanated skin.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
You know how truly damaging that is for the country.
That is how people speak, now, that that is how
a high enough percentage of this population thinks. Terrible, absolutely terrible.
All right, you know, let's do some emails. You've got
to clear out a bunch of room for tomorrow. Oh
one more word on that before I get to the emails.
These people. They sure are enriching the country. Keep in
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mind before I play this from doctor Oz, that Columbus
is one of these Somali hubs in the United States
of America.
Speaker 5 (09:24):
Unfortunately, this area around Columbus is responsible, in Franklin County
for one third of all of the one and a
half billion dollars spent on home healthcare in Ohio. Think
about that, a third of all of the money spent
on home healthcare in the entire great state of Ohio
is generated here. That's three times which you would expect.
There's a road very close to where we are, two
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hundred and eighty eight home health care facilities in that
the several block area on that one road. Again, it
defies belief. Some of these buildings were vacant. You wouldn't
put anybody up in those buildings, not certainly the place
where that would house home healthcare. Now, this is a
mecca for Somalian populations. It's a hub for Nepalese and
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Butanese populations.
Speaker 2 (10:07):
These are insular groups.
Speaker 5 (10:08):
But we are naive to think that practices that were
felt to be commonplace in other parts of the world
wouldn't come to this great country. If we didn't pay
attention to some of the program integrity issues which were
ignored en mass with the prior administration.
Speaker 2 (10:24):
That's how looters operate, not patriots.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
All right, we will get to emails, but let me
get to your pain first. What hurts on you every day?
Is it your leg? Does your neck bother you? That's horrible?
Isn't it?
Speaker 2 (10:38):
Can't sleep when you're freaking next bothering? Your back? Back? Pain?
Speaker 1 (10:42):
Might it might be the all time winner because it's
just always there. When you sit, it's there, when you stand,
it's there when you lay down. It hurts, it's never ending.
Why don't you let relief factor take the pain out
of your life? Why don't you let relief factor work
on that? How does it work? Well, it's drug free.
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It's not a drug, one hundred percent drug free. It's
a supplement. Your body is fighting that inflammation. Your body
has been unsuccessful so far because your body just needs
a little help. Relief Factor starts to build in your system.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
Every day you.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
Take it more and more and more and more and more,
you will notice a significant decrease in your pain. It
may go away entirely. You don't have to take my
word for it. You can try it for three weeks
for nineteen ninety five. Go to Relief factor dot com
or call one eight hundred the number four relief.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
We'll be back.
Speaker 1 (11:42):
Jesse Kelly returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic Thursday.
Speaker 2 (11:52):
I owe you emails because tomorrow is gonna be a
lot of them.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Right Hey, Jesse, I know we're gaining several seats after
redrawing congressional maps in some states, but the same effect
might happen to the Communist Party. That's why I believe
if we stop being lazy, if we stop being lazy
and show up every single voting date, will make a
real difference, because, as you always say, the Communist Party
without FFC, fraud, foreigners and cheating is nothing. Tell me
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your thoughts please, okay.
Speaker 3 (12:20):
So.
Speaker 1 (12:22):
On redistricting redistricting wars, let me clarify this because a
lot of people it's such a nerdy political thing, and
I'm honestly I'm a little bit embarrassed that I even
know it.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
So here it is.
Speaker 1 (12:35):
You understand that in your state, in your state, there
are different congressional districts, right, although I think Wyoming only
has one that's another story. In your state, there are
different congressional districts depending on the distribution of the population.
Each congressional district is supposed to have roughly a certain
amount of people. And I'd be lying if I told
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you what that number is. I think it's six hundred thousand.
But well, obviously there's a big variance in it. But
every state's supposed to be divided up into that. Say,
you have a representative, you want someone to represent you,
And how dumb you are.
Speaker 6 (13:11):
A congressman who is the president during World War One?
Speaker 2 (13:17):
Yeah, exactly, I'm not going into that again.
Speaker 1 (13:20):
All right now, if you're a communist and you're not
necessarily concerned about the will of the people or anything
like that, if you're a communist, you want powers. You
can use it to punish your enemies and reward your friends.
Power is all you care about. It's all you care about.
What do you do if your state has ten congressional districts,
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in five of those are going to Republicans. Now maybe
you would say to yourself, well, that's fine, you have half.
I mean, isn't that fair? Fifty to fifty? But remember
the communist he does not think like you think it
is a religion of domination and destruction. The communist has
to have everything one hundred percent or he's unsatisfied. You
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probably don't think that way, and that's very healthy that
you do not think that way. But that's how communists think.
When communists look at their state that has ten congressional districts,
they say themselves, what do we have to do? How
do we have to lie, cheat, or steel to get
all ten of these districts right? And beyond that, they'll
even go to lanks like race based districts. It's not
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hard to figure out why they did this. Black people
vote Democrat roughly ninety ninety two percent of the time
in the United States of America. So if you're a Democrat,
if you're a communist, and you want power, you just
make it all about race so that people don't know
what it's actually about, and you say things like black
people deserve representation, why can't black people be represented? And
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you have states that this has been happening, you've been
governed like this. You have states in the United States
of them Erica who draw congressional districts exclusively for black people.
They'll just carve some weird looking district to get as
many black people in that district as possible, to make
sure they get a black representative.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
Yes, it's been that bad either way. You get the idea.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
They've been doing a lot of things for a very
very very long time to squeeze all the juice.
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Out of that orange.
Speaker 1 (15:26):
Now, I said an orange and juice because I wanted
to make sure you understood the analogy. It's finite. You know,
you've only got one state the district lines. Yeah, you
can tweak a little here, and you can tweak a
little there, and maybe we should carve this out a little,
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carve that out a little. You can tweak, but you
can only tweak so much. There's only so much juice
in the orange here in the year twenty twenty six.
The Communists have been aggressively moving on this issue for decades.
They didn't They're not Johnny come lately on this like
we are. Decades they've been working on this. Remember, Democrats
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do politics like professionals. We do it like amateurs. It's
what it is. Decades they've been working on it. Now
they're at a place where they can't do much else. Oh,
there are some states California or this or that where
you could carve this out and carve out this Republican seat,
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but most of the juice has been squeezed out of
that Orange. Well, if you're a Democrat, the bad news
is here. What do you do if Republicans wake up
and decide they're going to stop being doormats and they're
going to start playing the game. What do you do
if Red States step up and decide, Nope, we're redrawing
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our district. No more Democrats. Then we had the Supreme
Court recently give us a huge win and say race
based districts. That's racist. You can't do that. We're not
doing race based districts. There's no you can't do that anymore.
My point is your fear about the communists jumping in
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and do it too, it's kind of unfounded.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
It's not totally unfounded.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
It's not like it's a dumb email because they can
do it, and they are doing it in places like California.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
Hey, we've got a couple GOP districts.
Speaker 1 (17:26):
Remember you saw recently what they tried to do in
Virginia where they tried to cut out every Republican district
except for one the Virginia Supreme Court shot that down,
so it was blatantly illegal. But you understand they're still
going to try and they'll get some wins. But now
that Republicans are playing the game, I'm not saying we're
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going to keep the House in the midterms. I'm not
saying that. I do not want to make a prediction
like that until I see what the economy's like close
to the midterms, what gas prices are like. We gotta
wait till we get closer. I'm not making predictions like that,
But I tell you now for a fact, if there
are losses, there aren't going to be as many because
of this, And if by a chance, we keep the House,
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maybe we tie, possibly gain.
Speaker 2 (18:11):
A seed or two.
Speaker 1 (18:12):
I don't know that that's realistic, but I hope it's
going to be a large part due to the fact
that Republicans decided to start playing the game.
Speaker 2 (18:19):
That's a wonderful thing.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
Speaking of the game, a little bit more on California fraud.
If you want to know how Democrats run your area.
Next it is the Jesse Kelly Show on an Amazing Thursday.
Don't forget that Tomorrow's asked doctor Jesse Friday, and you
need to get your questions emailed in now the Jesse
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at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So Trump came out this
headline in The New York Post. Trump claims Democrats are
quote trying to steal California primaries, and he launches a
probe in the sluggish vote counts. I haven't been following
a long, quick thirty second recap. There's a mayoral race
we're all kind of watching Los Angeles. Karen Bass is
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a committed Communist who had Communists training in Cuba. She's
the current mayor of our second biggest city that's generally
not ideal. Las one of the most dangerous places I've
been in recent years. I was shocked at the filth
that it was really really bad there. Spencer Pratt, some
former reality TV star. I'm not really familiar with his career,
but reality TV guy. His home burns down in the Palisades.
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He steps up and he starts running, and he's really
good at it. I should note, really really good at it.
He's sharp, he's funny, he's got great campaign ads. He's
working very hard. He's getting himself out there in the community.
There are three people in the race Karen Bass, Spencer Pratt,
and some dirty socialists who's on the city council. The
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votes come in, initially, Spencer Pratt's up, up, and then
every single second from that time he has gone down
and down and down and down. And now the last
time I checked, because of the new votes that have
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come in, some markets, some prediction markets are saying they
don't know that Spencer Pratt is even going to advance
to the runoff in November. We also have a Republican
race in California, a Republican race gubernatorial race in California.
Two Republicans, two Democrats. There's more than that, but in general,
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it's two Republicans two Democrats.
Speaker 2 (20:42):
Right.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
I don't like our odds there either. My California friends
tell me Republicans probably top out at forty three, forty
four percent of the vote in a gubernatorial race in California.
I brought all that up because I wanted to read something,
at least a portion of it. And it's a little
bit long, but it's extremely It's not only extremely informative,
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it tracks with the California political people I talked to
all the time, and how so much of this fraud
actually works, how.
Speaker 2 (21:14):
Do they do things?
Speaker 1 (21:14):
And I thought, if you're a nerdy detail person, you
might enjoy learning at least some of how Democrats steal elections.
The longer they are in control of an area, the
more systems they will put into place to ensure they
cannot possibly lose. Hey, Jesse, in California, each county has
up to July third to send in results for the
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June twenty sixth primary election. July third is what she
just said. That's the same in every election cycle.
Speaker 2 (21:44):
That's a whole month.
Speaker 1 (21:46):
After four weeks, it's easy to forget. By then there
was an election. Everyone has moved on, and then the
election is forgotten. I think the Democrats like it this way.
Speaker 2 (21:56):
Pause.
Speaker 1 (21:58):
I talked to John Phillips about this earlier on Phillips
is a radio Hostyle California's a friend of mine, but
I talked to him about this specific thing.
Speaker 2 (22:04):
It's a very sharp email. She clearly knows what she's
talking about.
Speaker 1 (22:08):
And John said, don't discount the fact that they can
never announce a winner or a leader on Opening Night.
And he laid this out. He said, Hey, Jesse, I
want you to picture this moment. LA has an election
on Tuesday, Spencer Pratt, who was in the lead. Spencer
Pratt is declared the winner of that little little you know,
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the runoff portion, the primary portion of it. He declares
Spencer Pratt the winner. What happens then, well, let me
tell you what happens. Spencer Pratt has a big rally
that night. It would be scheduled ahead of time. His
face would be all over the television as he gave
a victory speech. His victory speech would be all raw,
raw stuff. We're going to save LA, We're going to
clean up the streets, all these other things. Spencer Pratt's
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face is all over the newspapers, He's on Fox News, CNN,
He's doing all these things because of course he's the
declared winner that night. And what does that do. It
creates one of the most important things in life that's
hard to get but you always want it. It creates momentum.
From there, Spencer Pratt has campaign donations coming in from
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everywhere because people are excited he can win. I want
to be part of this whole thing. That's how campaigns work.
Soon there's a line out the door at every campaign
office of people. Hey, I'd love the volunteer can I
knock on doors? I want to be part of the
get out to vote effort. Give me my Spencer Pratt
T shirt. That moment, that moment with Spencer Pratt, it
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creates this ground swell that can very well carry you
to an election win.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
You want that moment.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
But let's say, for the sake of argument, you already
have a system in place where you understand the late
votes are gonna go your way. The late votes, they're
pretty much all going to go your way way. Let's
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say you're a communist and you've worked very hard to
put this system into place.
Speaker 2 (24:06):
How's this working out?
Speaker 1 (24:07):
By the way, I got this one from mom, a dad,
a Republican thirty nine point three percent of the vote
in you ready for this? Karen Bass had one hundred
and seventeen thousand, five hundred and seventy nine votes. Pratt
had eighty six thousand, three twenty three. By the time
that number got to forty two point four percent three
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percent more, Karen Bass had one hundred and thirty thousand,
four hundred and twenty nine votes. Spencer Pratt had eighty
six thousand, three hundred and twenty three. They got in
an extra roughly thirteen thousand votes they came in late.
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Not a single one went to Spencer Pratt. If you're
a communist and you've spent years putting systems in people
in place that will allow you to steal any election
you want over a long enough period of time, you
all you really have to do is do enough to
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deny him that big campaign rally on election night, and
then you can really sit back and put your hands
behind your head, have yourself, margarita, because you've already done
the work, You've paid out the money, you've put the
systems in place, and from now, every single day, the
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numbers are all going to work in your favor. And
this is not a story about La. This is not
a story about California. This is how every Democrat run
jurisdiction in the United States of America runs, if it's
been run by Democrats for long enough. You know, if
you had a Republican government for the last ten years
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and Democrats came in last election, you don't have a
system like that in place. But in a place like
LA New York, Chicago, Connecticut, all kinds.
Speaker 2 (25:59):
Of places like this, you know what you have in place.
Speaker 1 (26:02):
You've had a communist local government, a communist state government,
communist county government's community, all up and down the line,
every layer of power has been controlled by communists. And
they don't sit on power. They use power to keep
it and get more of it. If your area has
been controlled by Democrats for a long enough period of time, there's.
Speaker 2 (26:25):
A chance that you don't have a chance.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
You know, you you're welcome to run against Joseph Stalin
and the Soviet Union.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
Did you know that? Did you know he had to
run for office? You know that? Did you know.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
There were people who opposed him, people in the opposition party?
They ran absolutely?
Speaker 2 (26:50):
Nah? Boy, did they get crushed at the polls? Wild?
What is that line? Oh?
Speaker 1 (26:56):
It was a Joseph Stalin line. Oh, the matter is
who counts the votes? I'm paraphrasing, but that's how it goes.
I will continue on this nerdy detail email before we
get back to other things. Hang on, it is the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday. So I just
mentioned that Stalin line about who counts the votes. I'll
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get back to the nerdy email in a moment about
Democrat election cheating. But Jewish producer Chris Doug this one up.
I had totally forgotten about this, you know.
Speaker 2 (27:25):
Joe Biden.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
Yeah, he did a lot of damage to the country
as he sat in the corner and the communist destroyed
the place. But he was beneficial in a lot of ways.
And one of those ways is Joe Biden was always
too stupid to.
Speaker 2 (27:39):
Keep everything quiet.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
Remember he would reveal the identity of secret military units
he wasn't supposed to acknowledge the existence of. Remember when
that one reporter asked Joe Biden about that pipeline, the
Nordstream two pipeline that mysteriously got a bunch of holes
in it, and Joe Biden had previously said, well, I mean,
if Russia goes in with the tanks, we would take
it out. Take him again, So back to counting of
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the votes. Joe Biden, because he's old, stupid brain doesn't
work anymore. Actually, I take that back. It's just because
he's Joe Biden, because he's always been like this. Well,
he came out let it out for you.
Speaker 7 (28:17):
Like every other major civil rights builder came along. If
we missed the first time, we can come back and
try it a second time. We miss this time, and
the state legislative bodies continue to change the law. Now
as the who can vote, but who gets to count
the vote?
Speaker 2 (28:37):
Count the vote, count the vote. It's about election subversion.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
Thanks Joe for repeating it a couple times too. So
back to the email. You want to know how Democrat
coruption works in your area? This is not just California,
but she lays it out here nicely. This is what
she says as someone who has observed ballot processing in
fres counting about the third week after the closing of
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election day, when all ballots have been tabulated, suddenly six
thousand uncounted ballots show up. Apparently paid workers go door
to door to validate ballots sent in with no signature
or with mismatched signatures. I am told that this process
favors the party that paid for it. That would be
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the Democrats. This is how Republican candidates lead at closing
on election day becomes DEM's lead four weeks later. I
have watched this happen over and over. I believe that
the four week delay gives Democrats time to see how
many votes they need for their candidate to win and
find the ballots they need to win. I'm not going
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to go out and read the rest of this. It
was an excellent, excellent email, and thank.
Speaker 2 (29:48):
You for it.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
But I thought that really drove it home because I
have heard that same story.
Speaker 2 (29:54):
Time and time in time and time again.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
That's why communists love mail ballot's member In places like
France that's banned, and civilized countries around the world there
are no mail in ballots, but Democrats, of course love them.
And that's also why haven't you found it a little
bit revealing that Democrats across the country are always fighting
to get a longer extension on when ballots can be counted.
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Why because the Communists have put into place systems that
allow them to steal elections if they are given enough time.
All the ballots that come in late always help Democrats
and always hurt Republicans because communists steal elections. I thought
you just might want to hear that. I thought it
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was pretty revealing. Anyway, Let's listen to Senator Eric Schmidt
because it makes me feel better. We have some real
studs in the Senate now.
Speaker 6 (30:48):
Mass migration drove up the cost of living for the
American people. More deportations will bring that down. For years,
Washington treated immigration as a border is issue alone. It
is that, but it's also a pocketbook issue. It shows
up in rent wages, down payments, crowded schools, strained hospitals,
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and city budgets buckling under the policies. They're citizens, never
voted for illegal aliens, do not stay at the border.
They went to New York City, Chicago, Denver, towns and
suburbs all across this country into the same labor markets,
housing markets, classrooms, emergency rooms, and public benefit systems. Already understrained,
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Americans are forced into a bidding war with the entire world.
Speaker 1 (31:35):
Isn't it wonderful that we have senators who talk like that? Now, hey,
part time Bronco. If memory serves me, the policy of
the United States has always been that we do not
negotiate with terrorists. The Trump administration has been negotiating with
a terrorist nation for about six weeks. Hamas was about
to be completely destroyed by Israel when he saved them
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with his twenty point plan. He also just saved Hesbelah
from destruction by ordering Israel to stop their attacks on
Hezblah in Lebanon. Is President Trump pro terrorist? If not,
why does he keep saving them from destruction? I don't understand.
All right, let me try to explain this from Trump's
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perspective as best as I possibly can, Because if you
are one of these people who wants Israel to go
kill every member of Hamas and member of Hesbelah, that's
a completely reasonable way to think. I get all that
jihadi terrists organizations. They're launching rockets in Israel. Just let
them go, Just let them go, Just let them go.
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Why is Trump holding him back? Why does Trump get
on the phone with net and Yahoo and say freaking stop. Well,
some of this is gonna be hard to hear, too bad,
So sad. Donald Trump is the president of the United
States of America. Okay, he is not the president of
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the world. He does feel as president of the United
States of America, he does feel clearly a certain obligation
to get things in order in the world. When he
sees something out of whack, He's going to use trade deals,
the military, various means to get things in line. So
I'm not calling him an isolationist. He's very clearly not
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an isolationist. My point in saying that he's the president
of the United States of America is this his chief
concern is and should be the United States of America.
That's how leaders of nations should conduct themselves. The leader
of Canada should care most about Canada, Mexico, Mexico, France, France, Israel, Israel, honestly, Iran, Iran,
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You're on down the line. That's how leaders are supposed
to operate. All right, now, I want you to keep
that in mind. Set aside the Hamas and hezbalav for
a second. I want you to keep that in mind.
Did you hear what Exon Mobil just said. Exon Mobile
came out and they said, oil reserves are almost gone.
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If oil reserves are gone, we are going to see
one hundred and fifty gallon one hundred and fifty dollars
a gallon per barrel per oil. You remember that spiking
gas prices we just had when you were paying four
or five bucks a gallon. That was when oil spiked
to like ninety five bucks, one hundred bucks. Now, maybe
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you're sitting there saying it's worth it, it's worth it,
it's worth it. Stay with me here. I want to
explain something. I totally get it if you feel that way.
I'm not arguing, but I'm explaining something that maybe has
not hit home for you.
Speaker 2 (34:45):
One hundred and fifty dollars a.
Speaker 1 (34:47):
Barrel oil, if that number is real, if there was
a chance it gets to that one hundred and fifty
dollars a barrel oil, It's not just you paying six
seven dollars a gallon at the pump. It's not only that.
That is probably a global recession that would kill people
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by the million. Do you understand that in America you
can't afford to go to work. Our economy grinds to
a halt and we fall into a recession. In other
parts of the world, one hundred and fifty dollars a
barrel oil means people are starving to death in mass
it is. I'll tell you about I'll elaborate more in
a second. Maybe you should look at that phone of yours,
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pick it up and do a.
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That's the great news. While you're speaking to a pleasant
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They're nice. And you don't need a new phone. You
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Pick up your phone if you want to make the
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the final hour, and there's no way I'm gonna get
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to all of it.
Speaker 7 (36:49):
Hang
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
Hey, the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday.
We have well Democrats hate America. That's the bad news.
We're winning against the LGBTQ freaks, that's the good news.
We still have a bunch of creepy identical twins in
this country. That's more bad news. We'll get to that.
Email's the bar and so much more coming up in
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the second hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday.
And another reminder that tomorrow is Asked Doctor Jesse Friday,
and you need to get your questions emailed in now
to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's cover an analogy.
Let's do an analogy that we have done before many times,
but it's been quite a while on the show, about
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the love of country, Why it matters? What is it
about it? If I take you out of America and
I put you in a little village in Africa, one
hundred people in that village, you know, everyone has their
own little hut. And we got the restaurant hut and
everything else. Got the cattle over here and the water
well over there.
Speaker 2 (01:23):
And you get it. You got a little hundred person
village in Africa.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
That village, the people in the village, they can survive
a lot of things, bad weather, drow, war, all kinds
of things. But long term, the village can't survive if
a high enough percentage of people in the village hate it.
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And this is because let's talk about your life in
my life for a moment. Our lives and how they
turn out, everything from our professional life to relationships, to
your physical health to everything. They are what it's an
accumulation of the decisions we make every day. You have
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made a hundred really good decisions and a hundred really
bad decisions in your life. And the truth is that
the good decisions you've made, you may not even recognize it.
They've made your life better now they have. Last night
I went to a crawfish boil. For instance, I went
to a crawfish boil last night after.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
We got off.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
I have a bunch of Louisiana guys in the neighborhood.
If a Louisiana guy ever invites you to a crawfish bowl,
you go. We went went over there with Ab and
the boys and the neighbors and we all sat there
and broke bread and ake crawfish all night.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
It was wonderful.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
My sons hung out with me all night long, just
sitting there talking to me. Now, I haven't done very
many things right in my life. I know that, and
I admit that. But I I did something right with
those boys that my sons at fifteen and seventeen want
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to sit right by dad and hang and talk to
Dad all night long. That's what. That didn't happen yesterday.
That's an accumulation of fifteen seventeen years of love and care.
And that's that and vice versa. You know, I've in
the past, I've had my blood pressure take up. I've
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tell you what, I am a little fat right now.
As a matter of fact, I'm a little fat right now.
That didn't happen yesterday. That's a lifetime of too much
bad food, too lazy, didn't work out.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
You see what I mean?
Speaker 1 (03:43):
Right Well, in the same way that village, go back
to the village. The little decisions each in every villager
would make every day would either extend or shorten the
life of a village, depending on whether or not they
love it and appreciate it and feel blessed to be there.
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Patriotism is the essential element. If you walk out of
your African hut and you see the fence that holds
the cattle in is starting to break down, and you
love your village and the people, and you're blessed to
be there, you run over to the fence and you
fix it really quickly to protect the food supply the village.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
That's what you do.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
But if you hate the place and it sucks and
it's evil and it's racist and it's nah, maybe you
even run over to the fence and break it down
even more, because screw that village right, And on a
long enough timeline, with enough of that village hate, the
village will crumble.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
And on a long enough timeline, with.
Speaker 1 (04:42):
The little decisions people make every day in that village,
if they love it a high enough percentage love it,
it will thrive. We are on the cusp. What a
great college word, Chris cusp. Cusp is a great word.
We're on the cusp of something that is unbelieve pievably cool.
The two hundred and fiftieth birthday of the United States
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of America is one month away.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
We are a.
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Month from celebrating two hundred and fifty years on this earth.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Do you know how cool that is?
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Think about how many Americans have died before today, none
of them, none got to be around to celebrate two.
Speaker 2 (05:29):
Hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
This is one of those cool things that should have
you nerding out on patriotism. By the way, pause, quick
programming note. I am already way steep in research for
an American Revolution history story.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
I'm going to bring.
Speaker 1 (05:49):
You before the July fourth weekend, so I'm going to
give it to I know you've been wanting it. I'm
going to give it to you. That's I was on vacation.
I feel like I owe you a history thing.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
Anyway.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Anyway, two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, that's sweet, right.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
Headline poll finds.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
That fewer than one in five Democrats are proud to
be Americans ahead of the country's two hundred and fiftieth celebration.
Fewer than one in five. You hear this, guy, ali
Velshi on MS. Now you hear this.
Speaker 3 (06:28):
In one month, America will mark the two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of its founding. Like previous anniversaries, there is
a deep unease about this. I feel a deep unease
about the celebrations to which I am invited to mark
the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our so called democracy.
Speaker 1 (06:47):
A deep unease. He's deeply uneasy about it. Oh, by
the way, in case you're wondering, this is the same
guy who stood in front of burned buildings in Minneapolis
during the Saint George Floyd Rye and said this solved
this problem.
Speaker 3 (07:01):
So I want to be clear in how I characterize this.
This is mostly a protest. It is not It is
not generally speaking unruly what fires have been started and
there's a crowd that is relishing.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
That you know he was born in Kenya? Did you
know he was actually raised in America? And this, you see,
is a significant part of our problem. It's not just
homegrown Democrats who have been taught to hate the United
States of America. That's obviously going to be a portion
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of the population. We understand that we import legions in
legions and legions of foreigners with no appreciation for this
country whatsoever. In fact, they hate it. This lack of gratitude,
I don't know. I don't understand it. If somebody pulled
me out of a dump like Somalia.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
I would be so so grateful.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
In my spare time on the weekends, I'd be picking
up trash on the sidewalk. Instead, these people come here
and steal everything they get their hands on, and their
main representative in Congress creps on the country every other day.
I don't understand it, but this is a huge problem
for the United States of America. Legions and legions of
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people foreign and domestic reside inside our borders, and they
hate the freaking place. And they're taught to hate it
in schools, and they're taught to hate it by Hollywood,
and they're taught to hate it by Democrats. You get
this crap all day, every day.
Speaker 4 (08:37):
She deserves to read diverse books and the accurate selling
of American history, My daughter, she deserves to be celebrated
for her melanated skin.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
You know how truly damaging that is for the country.
That is how people speak, now, that that is how
a high enough percentage of this population thinks. Terrible, absolutely terrible.
All right, you know, let's do some emails. You've got
to clear out a bunch of room for tomorrow. Oh
one more word on that before I get to the emails.
These people. They sure are enriching the country. Keep in
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mind before I play this from doctor Oz, that Columbus
is one of these Somali hubs in the United States
of America.
Speaker 5 (09:24):
Unfortunately, this area around Columbus is responsible, in Franklin County
for one third of all of the one and a
half billion dollars spent on home healthcare in Ohio. Think
about that, a third of all of the money spent
on home healthcare in the entire great state of Ohio
is generated here. That's three times which you would expect.
There's a road very close to where we are, two
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hundred and eighty eight home health care facilities in that
the several block area on that one road. Again, it
defies belief. Some of these buildings were vacant. You wouldn't
put anybody up in those buildings, not certainly the place
where that would house home healthcare. Now, this is a
mecca for Somalian populations. It's a hub for Nepalese and
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Butanese populations.
Speaker 2 (10:07):
These are insular groups.
Speaker 5 (10:08):
But we are naive to think that practices that were
felt to be commonplace in other parts of the world
wouldn't come to this great country. If we didn't pay
attention to some of the program integrity issues which were
ignored en mass with the prior administration.
Speaker 2 (10:24):
That's how looters operate, not patriots.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
All right, we will get to emails, but let me
get to your pain first. What hurts on you every day?
Is it your leg? Does your neck bother you? That's horrible?
Isn't it?
Speaker 2 (10:38):
Can't sleep when you're freaking next bothering? Your back? Back? Pain?
Speaker 1 (10:42):
Might it might be the all time winner because it's
just always there. When you sit, it's there, when you stand,
it's there when you lay down. It hurts, it's never ending.
Why don't you let relief factor take the pain out
of your life? Why don't you let relief factor work
on that? How does it work? Well, it's drug free.
(11:02):
It's not a drug, one hundred percent drug free. It's
a supplement. Your body is fighting that inflammation. Your body
has been unsuccessful so far because your body just needs
a little help. Relief Factor starts to build in your system.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
Every day you.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
Take it more and more and more and more and more,
you will notice a significant decrease in your pain. It
may go away entirely. You don't have to take my
word for it. You can try it for three weeks
for nineteen ninety five. Go to Relief factor dot com
or call one eight hundred the number four relief.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
We'll be back.
Speaker 1 (11:42):
Jesse Kelly returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic Thursday.
Speaker 2 (11:52):
I owe you emails because tomorrow is gonna be a
lot of them.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Right Hey, Jesse, I know we're gaining several seats after
redrawing congressional maps in some states, but the same effect
might happen to the Communist Party. That's why I believe
if we stop being lazy, if we stop being lazy
and show up every single voting date, will make a
real difference, because, as you always say, the Communist Party
without FFC, fraud, foreigners and cheating is nothing. Tell me
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your thoughts please, okay.
Speaker 3 (12:20):
So.
Speaker 1 (12:22):
On redistricting redistricting wars, let me clarify this because a
lot of people it's such a nerdy political thing, and
I'm honestly I'm a little bit embarrassed that I even
know it.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
So here it is.
Speaker 1 (12:35):
You understand that in your state, in your state, there
are different congressional districts, right, although I think Wyoming only
has one that's another story. In your state, there are
different congressional districts depending on the distribution of the population.
Each congressional district is supposed to have roughly a certain
amount of people. And I'd be lying if I told
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you what that number is. I think it's six hundred thousand.
But well, obviously there's a big variance in it. But
every state's supposed to be divided up into that. Say,
you have a representative, you want someone to represent you,
And how dumb you are.
Speaker 6 (13:11):
A congressman who is the president during World War One?
Speaker 2 (13:17):
Yeah, exactly, I'm not going into that again.
Speaker 1 (13:20):
All right now, if you're a communist and you're not
necessarily concerned about the will of the people or anything
like that, if you're a communist, you want powers. You
can use it to punish your enemies and reward your friends.
Power is all you care about. It's all you care about.
What do you do if your state has ten congressional districts,
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in five of those are going to Republicans. Now maybe
you would say to yourself, well, that's fine, you have half.
I mean, isn't that fair? Fifty to fifty? But remember
the communist he does not think like you think it
is a religion of domination and destruction. The communist has
to have everything one hundred percent or he's unsatisfied. You
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probably don't think that way, and that's very healthy that
you do not think that way. But that's how communists think.
When communists look at their state that has ten congressional districts,
they say themselves, what do we have to do? How
do we have to lie, cheat, or steel to get
all ten of these districts right? And beyond that, they'll
even go to lanks like race based districts. It's not
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hard to figure out why they did this. Black people
vote Democrat roughly ninety ninety two percent of the time
in the United States of America. So if you're a Democrat,
if you're a communist, and you want power, you just
make it all about race so that people don't know
what it's actually about, and you say things like black
people deserve representation, why can't black people be represented? And
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you have states that this has been happening, you've been
governed like this. You have states in the United States
of them Erica who draw congressional districts exclusively for black people.
They'll just carve some weird looking district to get as
many black people in that district as possible, to make
sure they get a black representative.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
Yes, it's been that bad either way. You get the idea.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
They've been doing a lot of things for a very
very very long time to squeeze all the juice.
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Out of that orange.
Speaker 1 (15:26):
Now, I said an orange and juice because I wanted
to make sure you understood the analogy. It's finite. You know,
you've only got one state the district lines. Yeah, you
can tweak a little here, and you can tweak a
little there, and maybe we should carve this out a little,
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carve that out a little. You can tweak, but you
can only tweak so much. There's only so much juice
in the orange here in the year twenty twenty six.
The Communists have been aggressively moving on this issue for decades.
They didn't They're not Johnny come lately on this like
we are. Decades they've been working on this. Remember, Democrats
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do politics like professionals. We do it like amateurs. It's
what it is. Decades they've been working on it. Now
they're at a place where they can't do much else. Oh,
there are some states California or this or that where
you could carve this out and carve out this Republican seat,
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but most of the juice has been squeezed out of
that Orange. Well, if you're a Democrat, the bad news
is here. What do you do if Republicans wake up
and decide they're going to stop being doormats and they're
going to start playing the game. What do you do
if Red States step up and decide, Nope, we're redrawing
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our district. No more Democrats. Then we had the Supreme
Court recently give us a huge win and say race
based districts. That's racist. You can't do that. We're not
doing race based districts. There's no you can't do that anymore.
My point is your fear about the communists jumping in
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and do it too, it's kind of unfounded.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
It's not totally unfounded.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
It's not like it's a dumb email because they can
do it, and they are doing it in places like California.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
Hey, we've got a couple GOP districts.
Speaker 1 (17:26):
Remember you saw recently what they tried to do in
Virginia where they tried to cut out every Republican district
except for one the Virginia Supreme Court shot that down,
so it was blatantly illegal. But you understand they're still
going to try and they'll get some wins. But now
that Republicans are playing the game, I'm not saying we're
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going to keep the House in the midterms. I'm not
saying that. I do not want to make a prediction
like that until I see what the economy's like close
to the midterms, what gas prices are like. We gotta
wait till we get closer. I'm not making predictions like that,
But I tell you now for a fact, if there
are losses, there aren't going to be as many because
of this, And if by a chance, we keep the House,
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maybe we tie, possibly gain.
Speaker 2 (18:11):
A seed or two.
Speaker 1 (18:12):
I don't know that that's realistic, but I hope it's
going to be a large part due to the fact
that Republicans decided to start playing the game.
Speaker 2 (18:19):
That's a wonderful thing.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
Speaking of the game, a little bit more on California fraud.
If you want to know how Democrats run your area.
Next it is the Jesse Kelly Show on an Amazing Thursday.
Don't forget that Tomorrow's asked doctor Jesse Friday, and you
need to get your questions emailed in now the Jesse
(18:45):
at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So Trump came out this
headline in The New York Post. Trump claims Democrats are
quote trying to steal California primaries, and he launches a
probe in the sluggish vote counts. I haven't been following
a long, quick thirty second recap. There's a mayoral race
we're all kind of watching Los Angeles. Karen Bass is
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a committed Communist who had Communists training in Cuba. She's
the current mayor of our second biggest city that's generally
not ideal. Las one of the most dangerous places I've
been in recent years. I was shocked at the filth
that it was really really bad there. Spencer Pratt, some
former reality TV star. I'm not really familiar with his career,
but reality TV guy. His home burns down in the Palisades.
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He steps up and he starts running, and he's really
good at it. I should note, really really good at it.
He's sharp, he's funny, he's got great campaign ads. He's
working very hard. He's getting himself out there in the community.
There are three people in the race Karen Bass, Spencer Pratt,
and some dirty socialists who's on the city council. The
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votes come in, initially, Spencer Pratt's up, up, and then
every single second from that time he has gone down
and down and down and down. And now the last
time I checked, because of the new votes that have
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come in, some markets, some prediction markets are saying they
don't know that Spencer Pratt is even going to advance
to the runoff in November. We also have a Republican
race in California, a Republican race gubernatorial race in California.
Two Republicans, two Democrats. There's more than that, but in general,
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it's two Republicans two Democrats.
Speaker 2 (20:42):
Right.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
I don't like our odds there either. My California friends
tell me Republicans probably top out at forty three, forty
four percent of the vote in a gubernatorial race in California.
I brought all that up because I wanted to read something,
at least a portion of it. And it's a little
bit long, but it's extremely It's not only extremely informative,
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it tracks with the California political people I talked to
all the time, and how so much of this fraud
actually works, how.
Speaker 2 (21:14):
Do they do things?
Speaker 1 (21:14):
And I thought, if you're a nerdy detail person, you
might enjoy learning at least some of how Democrats steal elections.
The longer they are in control of an area, the
more systems they will put into place to ensure they
cannot possibly lose. Hey, Jesse, in California, each county has
up to July third to send in results for the
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June twenty sixth primary election. July third is what she
just said. That's the same in every election cycle.
Speaker 2 (21:44):
That's a whole month.
Speaker 1 (21:46):
After four weeks, it's easy to forget. By then there
was an election. Everyone has moved on, and then the
election is forgotten. I think the Democrats like it this way.
Speaker 2 (21:56):
Pause.
Speaker 1 (21:58):
I talked to John Phillips about this earlier on Phillips
is a radio Hostyle California's a friend of mine, but
I talked to him about this specific thing.
Speaker 2 (22:04):
It's a very sharp email. She clearly knows what she's
talking about.
Speaker 1 (22:08):
And John said, don't discount the fact that they can
never announce a winner or a leader on Opening Night.
And he laid this out. He said, Hey, Jesse, I
want you to picture this moment. LA has an election
on Tuesday, Spencer Pratt, who was in the lead. Spencer
Pratt is declared the winner of that little little you know,
(22:30):
the runoff portion, the primary portion of it. He declares
Spencer Pratt the winner. What happens then, well, let me
tell you what happens. Spencer Pratt has a big rally
that night. It would be scheduled ahead of time. His
face would be all over the television as he gave
a victory speech. His victory speech would be all raw,
raw stuff. We're going to save LA, We're going to
clean up the streets, all these other things. Spencer Pratt's
(22:52):
face is all over the newspapers, He's on Fox News, CNN,
He's doing all these things because of course he's the
declared winner that night. And what does that do. It
creates one of the most important things in life that's
hard to get but you always want it. It creates momentum.
From there, Spencer Pratt has campaign donations coming in from
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everywhere because people are excited he can win. I want
to be part of this whole thing. That's how campaigns work.
Soon there's a line out the door at every campaign
office of people. Hey, I'd love the volunteer can I
knock on doors? I want to be part of the
get out to vote effort. Give me my Spencer Pratt
T shirt. That moment, that moment with Spencer Pratt, it
(23:32):
creates this ground swell that can very well carry you
to an election win.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
You want that moment.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
But let's say, for the sake of argument, you already
have a system in place where you understand the late
votes are gonna go your way. The late votes, they're
pretty much all going to go your way way. Let's
(24:01):
say you're a communist and you've worked very hard to
put this system into place.
Speaker 2 (24:06):
How's this working out?
Speaker 1 (24:07):
By the way, I got this one from mom, a dad,
a Republican thirty nine point three percent of the vote
in you ready for this? Karen Bass had one hundred
and seventeen thousand, five hundred and seventy nine votes. Pratt
had eighty six thousand, three twenty three. By the time
that number got to forty two point four percent three
(24:27):
percent more, Karen Bass had one hundred and thirty thousand,
four hundred and twenty nine votes. Spencer Pratt had eighty
six thousand, three hundred and twenty three. They got in
an extra roughly thirteen thousand votes they came in late.
(24:47):
Not a single one went to Spencer Pratt. If you're
a communist and you've spent years putting systems in people
in place that will allow you to steal any election
you want over a long enough period of time, you
all you really have to do is do enough to
(25:09):
deny him that big campaign rally on election night, and
then you can really sit back and put your hands
behind your head, have yourself, margarita, because you've already done
the work, You've paid out the money, you've put the
systems in place, and from now, every single day, the
(25:30):
numbers are all going to work in your favor. And
this is not a story about La. This is not
a story about California. This is how every Democrat run
jurisdiction in the United States of America runs, if it's
been run by Democrats for long enough. You know, if
you had a Republican government for the last ten years
(25:50):
and Democrats came in last election, you don't have a
system like that in place. But in a place like
LA New York, Chicago, Connecticut, all kinds.
Speaker 2 (25:59):
Of places like this, you know what you have in place.
Speaker 1 (26:02):
You've had a communist local government, a communist state government,
communist county government's community, all up and down the line,
every layer of power has been controlled by communists. And
they don't sit on power. They use power to keep
it and get more of it. If your area has
been controlled by Democrats for a long enough period of time, there's.
Speaker 2 (26:25):
A chance that you don't have a chance.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
You know, you you're welcome to run against Joseph Stalin
and the Soviet Union.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
Did you know that? Did you know he had to
run for office? You know that? Did you know.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
There were people who opposed him, people in the opposition party?
They ran absolutely?
Speaker 2 (26:50):
Nah? Boy, did they get crushed at the polls? Wild?
What is that line? Oh?
Speaker 1 (26:56):
It was a Joseph Stalin line. Oh, the matter is
who counts the votes? I'm paraphrasing, but that's how it goes.
I will continue on this nerdy detail email before we
get back to other things. Hang on, it is the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Thursday. So I just
mentioned that Stalin line about who counts the votes. I'll
(27:16):
get back to the nerdy email in a moment about
Democrat election cheating. But Jewish producer Chris Doug this one up.
I had totally forgotten about this, you know.
Speaker 2 (27:25):
Joe Biden.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
Yeah, he did a lot of damage to the country
as he sat in the corner and the communist destroyed
the place. But he was beneficial in a lot of ways.
And one of those ways is Joe Biden was always
too stupid to.
Speaker 2 (27:39):
Keep everything quiet.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
Remember he would reveal the identity of secret military units
he wasn't supposed to acknowledge the existence of. Remember when
that one reporter asked Joe Biden about that pipeline, the
Nordstream two pipeline that mysteriously got a bunch of holes
in it, and Joe Biden had previously said, well, I mean,
if Russia goes in with the tanks, we would take
it out. Take him again, So back to counting of
(28:04):
the votes. Joe Biden, because he's old, stupid brain doesn't
work anymore. Actually, I take that back. It's just because
he's Joe Biden, because he's always been like this. Well,
he came out let it out for you.
Speaker 7 (28:17):
Like every other major civil rights builder came along. If
we missed the first time, we can come back and
try it a second time. We miss this time, and
the state legislative bodies continue to change the law. Now
as the who can vote, but who gets to count
the vote?
Speaker 2 (28:37):
Count the vote, count the vote. It's about election subversion.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
Thanks Joe for repeating it a couple times too. So
back to the email. You want to know how Democrat
coruption works in your area? This is not just California,
but she lays it out here nicely. This is what
she says as someone who has observed ballot processing in
fres counting about the third week after the closing of
(29:03):
election day, when all ballots have been tabulated, suddenly six
thousand uncounted ballots show up. Apparently paid workers go door
to door to validate ballots sent in with no signature
or with mismatched signatures. I am told that this process
favors the party that paid for it. That would be
(29:25):
the Democrats. This is how Republican candidates lead at closing
on election day becomes DEM's lead four weeks later. I
have watched this happen over and over. I believe that
the four week delay gives Democrats time to see how
many votes they need for their candidate to win and
find the ballots they need to win. I'm not going
(29:46):
to go out and read the rest of this. It
was an excellent, excellent email, and thank.
Speaker 2 (29:48):
You for it.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
But I thought that really drove it home because I
have heard that same story.
Speaker 2 (29:54):
Time and time in time and time again.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
That's why communists love mail ballot's member In places like
France that's banned, and civilized countries around the world there
are no mail in ballots, but Democrats, of course love them.
And that's also why haven't you found it a little
bit revealing that Democrats across the country are always fighting
to get a longer extension on when ballots can be counted.
(30:20):
Why because the Communists have put into place systems that
allow them to steal elections if they are given enough time.
All the ballots that come in late always help Democrats
and always hurt Republicans because communists steal elections. I thought
you just might want to hear that. I thought it
(30:41):
was pretty revealing. Anyway, Let's listen to Senator Eric Schmidt
because it makes me feel better. We have some real
studs in the Senate now.
Speaker 6 (30:48):
Mass migration drove up the cost of living for the
American people. More deportations will bring that down. For years,
Washington treated immigration as a border is issue alone. It
is that, but it's also a pocketbook issue. It shows
up in rent wages, down payments, crowded schools, strained hospitals,
(31:08):
and city budgets buckling under the policies. They're citizens, never
voted for illegal aliens, do not stay at the border.
They went to New York City, Chicago, Denver, towns and
suburbs all across this country into the same labor markets,
housing markets, classrooms, emergency rooms, and public benefit systems. Already understrained,
(31:30):
Americans are forced into a bidding war with the entire world.
Speaker 1 (31:35):
Isn't it wonderful that we have senators who talk like that? Now, hey,
part time Bronco. If memory serves me, the policy of
the United States has always been that we do not
negotiate with terrorists. The Trump administration has been negotiating with
a terrorist nation for about six weeks. Hamas was about
to be completely destroyed by Israel when he saved them
(31:57):
with his twenty point plan. He also just saved Hesbelah
from destruction by ordering Israel to stop their attacks on
Hezblah in Lebanon. Is President Trump pro terrorist? If not,
why does he keep saving them from destruction? I don't understand.
All right, let me try to explain this from Trump's
(32:21):
perspective as best as I possibly can, Because if you
are one of these people who wants Israel to go
kill every member of Hamas and member of Hesbelah, that's
a completely reasonable way to think. I get all that
jihadi terrists organizations. They're launching rockets in Israel. Just let
them go, Just let them go, Just let them go.
(32:42):
Why is Trump holding him back? Why does Trump get
on the phone with net and Yahoo and say freaking stop. Well,
some of this is gonna be hard to hear, too bad,
So sad. Donald Trump is the president of the United
States of America. Okay, he is not the president of
(33:02):
the world. He does feel as president of the United
States of America, he does feel clearly a certain obligation
to get things in order in the world. When he
sees something out of whack, He's going to use trade deals,
the military, various means to get things in line. So
I'm not calling him an isolationist. He's very clearly not
(33:24):
an isolationist. My point in saying that he's the president
of the United States of America is this his chief
concern is and should be the United States of America.
That's how leaders of nations should conduct themselves. The leader
of Canada should care most about Canada, Mexico, Mexico, France, France, Israel, Israel, honestly, Iran, Iran,
(33:47):
You're on down the line. That's how leaders are supposed
to operate. All right, now, I want you to keep
that in mind. Set aside the Hamas and hezbalav for
a second. I want you to keep that in mind.
Did you hear what Exon Mobil just said. Exon Mobile
came out and they said, oil reserves are almost gone.
(34:13):
If oil reserves are gone, we are going to see
one hundred and fifty gallon one hundred and fifty dollars
a gallon per barrel per oil. You remember that spiking
gas prices we just had when you were paying four
or five bucks a gallon. That was when oil spiked
to like ninety five bucks, one hundred bucks. Now, maybe
(34:33):
you're sitting there saying it's worth it, it's worth it,
it's worth it. Stay with me here. I want to
explain something. I totally get it if you feel that way.
I'm not arguing, but I'm explaining something that maybe has
not hit home for you.
Speaker 2 (34:45):
One hundred and fifty dollars a.
Speaker 1 (34:47):
Barrel oil, if that number is real, if there was
a chance it gets to that one hundred and fifty
dollars a barrel oil, It's not just you paying six
seven dollars a gallon at the pump. It's not only that.
That is probably a global recession that would kill people
(35:12):
by the million. Do you understand that in America you
can't afford to go to work. Our economy grinds to
a halt and we fall into a recession. In other
parts of the world, one hundred and fifty dollars a
barrel oil means people are starving to death in mass
it is. I'll tell you about I'll elaborate more in
a second. Maybe you should look at that phone of yours,
(35:34):
pick it up and do a.
Speaker 2 (35:36):
Quick little do a little Google search.
Speaker 1 (35:38):
I want you to go look up your mobile provider
in Pride Month.
Speaker 2 (35:42):
Just look that up. You're a mobile provider whoever it is.
Speaker 1 (35:44):
In Pride Month. You paid for that. I have Pure Talk,
the CEO of Pure Talk. He did two tours in
Vietnam with Macvie Sack. Pure Talk. Whenever they give back
they give back to veterans. Pure Talk hires Americans. Nobody
does that anymore pure talk does. Pure Talk will save
(36:06):
you a fortune. Pure Talk's on the exact same five
G network. There is no reason not to switch. And
the only reason you could probably come up with is well,
it's gonna be a pain. It's gonna be a pain.
That's the great news. While you're speaking to a pleasant
American on the phone, it only takes about ten minutes.
They're nice. And you don't need a new phone. You
don't need a new phone number. You don't get it.
(36:27):
It's it's all by phone. F'mail you something done done.
Pick up your phone if you want to make the
switch and dial pound two five zero and say Jesse
Kelly Pound two five zero, Say Jesse Kelly, switch to
pure Talk. All right, So we have a bunch in
the final hour, and there's no way I'm gonna get
(36:49):
to all of it.
Speaker 7 (36:49):
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