November 1, 2024 • 38 mins
Does Dome have a drinking problem? The term racist used to mean something. Protecting our kids against communism. With options narrowing make sure you’re preparing your kids for the future. Service dogs in the military. What does a day 1 look like if Dome “wins”?
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Friday going into Election day weekend. I don't even
know if that's a thing, but I just coined that term.
I'm gonna address the guy's question about the term racist
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being overused here in a few we're gonna get to
Kamala Harris being drunk. Back to more of your calls.
Someone wants to know what to do with their daughter
after high school. Oh, that is so much more coming
up this hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Now back to the question, in case you're just not
joining us and missed it, I just paraphase really quickly.
The guy called it about the term racist. He said,
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ay man, this term used to be. It used to
really matter. It used to pierce people's hearts. You didn't
want to be called a racist, and today it's just
been so overused and whatnot. And so what I brought
up was a story about how a while ago, I
haven't had one of these in ages, but they gave
us a Chick fil a Black card, and it was
a card that allowed you once a day that was
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the rule once a day you were allowed to go
to any Chick fil A and get a whole meal free.
You handed him the black card, meal free. And then
there was a guy. I'm guessing he's the one who
ruined it for everybody, but maybe they still hated him out.
I haven't had one in ages, But there was a
guy who got caught going to Chick fil A after
Chick fil A. After Chick fil A. He would bounce
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around town so he didn't get caught getting free meals
from Chick fil A. Now what's the comparison there, Well,
human beings. Human beings, when we can get something we
love for free, even if it's wrong, we tend to
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want to and we will tend to abuse that until
it becomes a problem. You see this all over the
place with personal addiction. Oh, I had a couple of
Vodkas last night who felt pretty good, pretty loose man.
I even talked to some pretty girls. I think I'll
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have three tonight and see how it goes. And that's
how that rabbit hole goes when it comes to the
term racist. The communists figured out a long time ago
how to use your values against you. They figured out
that if they made that accusation against you, you would
either be hurt and relent. Wait I'm not a racist, Okay,
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go ahead, Or if they can't get that, a good
second option for them is you start arguing with them
about whether or not you're a racist, and then they've
moved you off of the topic. If if I say, hey,
these criminals, we keep them in jail way too long.
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Open up these jails and let them out, and you say, what,
that's crazy, They're gonna commit more violent crime. No, put
them back in, And then I say to you, oh,
it sounds like something a racist would say. What comes
out of your mouth next is so critical? If you
take the bait I just baited you. If you take
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the bait and you begin editing.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
I'm not a racist. How could you say that my
friend is black? I I won. You think you won
because you're shooting down my claim. You're now talking about
whether or not you're a racist instead of arguing about
the jails.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
Being opened or not. I have just wrong footed you.
You're now discussing what I want you discussing instead of
the issue at hand. And they use that for so long,
year after year after year after year after year. They
abused it for so long that it's losing its meaning.
And what you see now with you and obviously they're
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doing it to Trump, but they do it with you two,
with the Nazi hitler, Nazi hitler, Nazi hitler stuff. It's
not that they've never done that before. You know, they
used to call Bush hitler and stuff like that, but
nothing to this extent. What are they doing now? It's
because those racious misogynist terms, slowly but surely, because they
were abused for so long, just like that Chick fil
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A card, they slowly but surely well, they lost their effectiveness.
They were getting them into trouble instead of having a benefit.
So how do you ramp it up from there? You
must as a communist, as a democrat, you must present
everything in the most apocalyptic terms in the world. Where
do you go from here? Nazi hitler, Nazi hitler, we
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gotta stop Hitler. Where do they go from there? I
don't know, but that's why they do it, and it's
been very very effective most of it though. It comes
down to simply this. They use your values against you.
They love doing that, and they do it very well.
Sam Atlantas, Hey, Jessie, I just wanted to know do
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you use body wash.
Speaker 3 (05:15):
Because you know, the bars of soap are kind of
big for somebody with little hands. They do make little
bar soap, but.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
You know what, that's not very nice. Sam. Shoot. I
cut them off before his serious point. Sam, if you
managed to call back and get in, I'll take you
you were too insulting.
Speaker 4 (05:31):
Now.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
I just thought you were done there for your information.
I have already admitted to everybody that I use body wash,
and it's a huge bottle of it too. I don't
even use a little bottle because my hands are so huge.
I handle the big bottle with the little squeege on
top because I don't want to have to pick up
the bottle because then it slips out of your hands.
Then you're bending over in the shower, and then everything
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gets uncomfortable. I wasn't in the navy, so I like
the little squeege things where you go, that's the sound
it makes, and you squeegee it out into your hands.
Speaking to parenting Tortilla Jesse, a few weeks back, you
warned parents not to send their daughters off to college.
Pause for a second. Let me clarify. I said, be very,
very cautious, I'll finish this email. But having done this
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now for six years, I know we're just still kind
of brand new. But having done this now for six years,
we get your stories by email all the time, your stories,
and I talk to people. Whenever we do an event,
I'll talk to people and they'll tell me their stories
of life, of politics, of everything. And when I talk
to parents who lose their kids to the demonic religion
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of communism, the consistent theme I hear is this young
women daughters, no matter how tough you think she is,
parents lose their daughters to communism when they send them
to college. Young women are more susceptible than young men
to social contagions because their natural empathetic, their motherly nature
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is used against them. No, I want to be nice.
I want my friends to see me as nice. And
soon your daughter comes home. She used to be a
beautiful young lady with the bright future. She comes home
two hundred and fifty pounds, with pink hair and the
other half of her head shaved, and she's a lesbian
telling you how much she hates your guts. How did
that happen? You sent her to college. Young women get
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lost to communism in college. Young men get lost to
communism when they marry one. That's another consistent theme. I
cannot count how many times I have read that email
or talk to somebody in person. Jesse, our son was
so solid. We raised him right, he was good to go,
and then he married so and so. Now he doesn't
talk to us anymore. We can't even see our grandkids.
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It's honestly, your test the ponies. That's the reason I'm
already telling my sons. They're fourteen and fifteen, I'm already
telling them, don't you dare marry a Democrat. Don't you
dare date one? If you ever do, she's not welcome
inside of my home. I don't ever want to meet
her period. I'm not saying that because I'm a hard
core partisan, although I am most definitely a hardcore partisan.
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I say that because I care very much about my
sons and their happiness and my relationship with them. That
is a no go in my house. Do not ever
bring a Democrat home because it destroys young men. But
young ladies, they go off to college, and that's where
you lose them. Anyway. He said, not to send your
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daughters off to college as it generally the prime place
for liberal indoctrination. Our oldest child is a senior this year.
She's considering junior colleges or a very conservative Christian college.
What is your suggestion for parents on where to direct
their daughters? The Workforce Community College says, you and your
family have been in our prayers. Your father's service had
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a clear and awesome message. It's not our faith or
works at savi US, but only by God's grace. Thanks
for all you do. She didn't say I could use
her name, so I'm not thank you for your prayers again. Okay,
So what do you do with your daughter? I will
I will tell you the best advice I can give you,
an advice that I am giving my sons after this.
Before I do that, we talk to you about your dog.
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back fighting for your freedom every day the Jesse Kelly Show.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
ask doctor Jesse Friday. And we are having the best
time today all right now to answer the ladies question, Hey,
what do you do with your daughter? Got a daughter
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senior year considering junior colleges, very conservative Christian colleges. Okay,
so two things for daughters. Like I said that they
are more susceptible to this social contagion filth out there.
You see it everywhere that women are racing to the left,
young men are racing to the right. If it was
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me and I had a baby girl, I personally would
love the Juco route as long as I keep her
in home, in the home. And I know, I know,
I sound like an ancient barbarian here, But if you
think that's bad, I'm actually about to make it even worse.
So get ready. I would want to keep my daughter
around me, as close to me as humanly possible, in
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my home as possible, as long as possible, until she
finds a husband and goes to be with him, protecting her.
Young women have to be more protected than we act
like they do. It's not that young men don't have
to be protected, but women have to be protected and treasured.
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It's part of treasuring women. They are vulnerable to these
filthy communists out there. I would send her to a JUCO.
Now you mentioned a very conservative, private Christian college. That's
a great option too, I'll be honest. That's that's aub
and I have talked about that possibly for the boys
if they insist on going to college, which I don't
necessarily want them to go to, but if they want to, okay,
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But you have to be careful with those two. Don't
think for a second because it says Christian college on there,
you're going to be good to go. There are gigantic
Christian corporations out there that sometimes govern these college bodies.
Some of these Christian colleges, they'll be learning about their
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white privilege, just like they are at Berkeley. You had better, Chris.
Is it the same thing for Jewish colleges. You guys
have colleges, right, you people have colleges. Chris says, it's worse. Okay,
Well again, Chris, that's not right. Chris said, every college
is a Jewish college. Chris, that's not right. That's not right.
That is funny though, But okay, so again, I'm assuming
every religion has to go through this. Just because it
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says private Christian college and you drive up and there's
a Bible verse on the entryway, don't think that that
means it's good to go. At all. I would keep
her as physically close to me in my home as
humanly possible. And if all that didn't make you angry enough,
I'm sure the misogynistic emails and calls will pour in.
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By the way, we do have a couple of lines open. Finally,
I forgot to tell you eight seven seven three seven
seven four three seven three. If all that didn't make
you angry enough, I'm sure you're already do this, doing
this the lady who emailed in, So it's not necessarily
for her. But are you teaching your daughter how to
be a wife or are you teaching her just to
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have a career? It's nothing wrong with that woman having
a career at all. Keep in mind, I'm not saying
that at all. But are you teaching her how to cook? Clean?
Does she know how to make a home? Alright? She
doesn't have to learn that. She doesn't, Okay, But a
man with options, which don't you want your daughter to
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marry a man who has options? A man with option,
he's going to demand that he is. Now, I'm not
going to say he's going to demand she knows how
to be a great cook. I'm not saying that. But
he's going to demand a woman who knows how to
be a good wife? Are we training her like that?
And vice versa. Look, I'll be honest with you, vice versa.
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I do the exact same thing with my sons. Just
so you don't think I'm all barbarian. I tell them
in no uncertain terms. I don't care if you're rich.
I don't care. None of this stuff matters to me.
But you will work hard. You will put in the hours.
You will provide for the wife you will have one day.
You will be a provider, you will be a protector.
Will these things are not optional. You will provide for
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your woman, You will protect her. You will provide for
your children, and you will protect them. I will train
you how to use weapons, and we'll do more of that.
But you are going to be a hard worker, no
matter what that means. I don't care if you're a
billionaire or a history teacher. Actually history teacher is really cool.
I don't care what it is. You will work hard,
and you will provide for your wife. You will. We
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have to teach our kids in this way too, especially
now that options are narrowing out there for people significantly significantly. Jesse,
we got rid of grandma vodka. How do we get
rid of grandpa vodka? That's what she calls Chuck Schumer.
I'm starting to rethink term limits. What say you, Well,
Chuck Schumer is not going anywhere. Chuck Schumer holds Gargantie
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one amounts of power in New York. Look, there are
certain states where if you see a politician who's been
in power a long time, he's somebody who is entrenched,
if you will, and he's not going anywhere. To hold power.
As long as Chuck Schumer has held power in the
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Senate means he's not going anywhere. And actually I was
talking with the senator who I'm very friendly with a
couple weeks ago, and Chuck Schumer came up. We were
discussing other things, things they can do in the Senate,
whether Trump wins, whether Trump loses. We're discussing things like that,
and Chuck Schumer's name came up, and he told me
to my face, he said, Jesse, I promise you cross
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my heart and hope to die. Chuck Schumer will die
in the Senate one day. No one's gonna hurt him.
Meaning Chuck Schumer is going to grow old, no matter
how old he is, and he will die in the
Senate one day. He will. That's exactly right, Chris, like Feinstein,
that's exactly right. I know that's sick, it's awful. I
hate it, but that's where we are. That's very much
where we are, Johnny Jersey, you.
Speaker 4 (16:27):
Go, hey, Jesse, I'm quite a bit of a quandary.
My daughter wants to live with me. She's now fifteen.
Her mother can be very abusive, but her mother depends
on my child's support to pay her bills. If I
get custody, it'll switch. She'll have to pay me support.
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Should I Should I let her slide on the support
and just get custody? What should I do here?
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Well, obviously it's your ex yfe right, so you're no
longer married your daughter. Once it becomes your ex wife,
your daughter's got to take priority child support or not.
If your ex wife is abusive, you got to get
your daughter out of that situation and into your home,
especially at fifteen. Fifteen year old girls are just they're
they're precious, and they're they're confused, and they're they're look
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fifteen year old boys too. I have a fifteen year
old boy myself. They're learning who they are and that
they're they're You need to get her inside of your home.
She's in an abusive situation. You got to get her
inside of your home. All right. We will be back
with more of these Sorry phone lines filled up again,
but I'll give out the number later eight seven seven
three seven seven four three seven three. Also, we have
to talk really quickly. Is dooma drunk? Is Kamala Harris
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a drunk? And JD Vance said something that some people
are running with on the Joe Rogan podcast about what
did he call them? Normal gaze? We'll get to both
those things in a very delicate manner, only the way
we can, and just the moment before we do. That
makes sure you are getting for yourself preparations, acquiring preparations
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for whatever may come. No matter who wins the election,
we're still staring at thirty five trillion in debt, and
by the time the next president's done, you and I
both though know that number will be north of forty
cannot be stopped. Do you have emergency food? What do
you have? How long go look at your pantry? How
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long can the people in your home eat if the
lights go off and the grocery store is closed. Most
people don't have near as much as they think. My
patriots supply. That's what they do. They sell emergency food kits.
Food lasts up to twenty five years. What is that
disaster going to be? I have no idea. And I
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know this is a weird thing to say. I pray
to God it goes to waste. I hope you never
use it, But do you really think you won't ever
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The way we're going four week food kits are fifty
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Go get some food. We'll be back.
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of voicemails.
Speaker 6 (19:46):
I see my name's Curtis from Littleton, Colorado. But I
have a question. I want to know why you have
that Mexican poncho up on the wall. It is our
Mexican hat up on the wall. It has bothered me
for over a year.
Speaker 1 (20:03):
That's because you weren't here from the beginning. Curtis the
sombrero that is hanging here over my right shoulder. You see,
we were telling the story one time of Billy the
Kid on the show, and Billy the Kid had a mentor.
Most people don't know this story, and the mentor went
by the nickname Sombrero Jack. That was his nickname, Sombrero Jack.
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And because I have the maturity of a six year
old boy, I decided I liked that nickname, and for
a while I went by Sombrero Jesse. And then I
purchased a sombrero and I wore it, and now the
sombrero hangs behind me in the studio. Anyway, I think
Kamala Harris likes margaritas. Now, this is one of those
things I have. Sometimes rumors start, and it's not that
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I dismissed them. It's not that I dismissed them. I
just because I don't ever want to lead you or
myself astray. I don't dive right in the second something
pops up on the internet. I have been seeing for
a couple months now, I would say a couple months now.
People accusing Kamala Harris of having a drinking problem because
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of various ways she conducts herself, not just how she speaks,
but kind of her mannerisms. And it's not that I
ever thought those rumors were ridiculous or anything like that.
I just didn't. It's not like Nancy Pelosi, where it's
pretty well known that Grandma Vodka has a serious, serious
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drinking issue. She drinks a lot. It comes out of it.
People have flown on flights with her pound and booze.
Nancy Pelosi drinks a lot, a lot she does. That's
why she got the nickname Grandma Vodka. So I'm not
dismissive of that. I just wasn't sure whether it was
worth even joking about, because you never know whether it's
valid or not. But yeah, yes, I've heard interview after
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an interview where I thought, oh, you know, maybe just
maybe now before I play when I'm about to play
it for you, which it's not that it's convinced me,
but I'll tell you what I'm listening now before I
play this. You should know I told you I was
at the Trump Tucker thing last night. And remember at
the beginning of the show, I told you Trump looked wiped,
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which is understandable at the back end of a presidential campaign.
And he was at the back end of another ten
eleven hour day, flying all over speeches, rallies, freaking seventy
years old, seventy some years old. He looked, he looked tired.
He's fine, don't g's wrong, but he just you could
tell he was beat campaigns, congressional campaigns, whatever campaign you run,
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it'll grind you down. It's not just the bouncing all
over when you're on all the time. If you ever
talked to a school teacher, I know we have a
lot of school teachers, the non comedy types who listen
being on all the people looking at you. You're on.
It's more exhausting than people think. And when you're not
in that profession, especially when you have a physical job,
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like right now, maybe you're listening to the sound of
my voice on a construction site and you're pounding nails
all day and shoveling all day, you really don't want
to hear how exhausting it is to be a politician.
And believe me, I get you. I know how it sounds.
I get it. I know how it sounds. But when
you are on all the time. You get run down,
it drains you. Well, multiply that times a million. That's
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what it's like running for president, draining always on everything.
It's exhausting. Now, it's exhausting for somebody like Trump who's
used to it. He's used to the public eye, he's
used to the grind. He is an infamously hard worker.
It's one of the things I very much appreciated about
his first presidency. He would stay up till all hours
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of the night working. Kamala Harris is at the back
end of this. She's never had a campaign hard in
her life. And whether she wins or not, I don't know.
I don't think she will. I hope she won't. But
everyone in their brother right now is telling Kamala Harris
that she's losing. And every indication is that Kamala Harris
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is losing. Maybe you want to set aside poll numbers
and talk about what is real. Maybe the most devastating
thing I've heard for Kamala Harris's chances are this Bob Casey,
who's the Democrat running for Senate in Pennsylvania. He is
on television as we speak. If you're not in Pennsylvania,
you won't know this. He's on television as we speak,
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aligning himself with Donald Trump. The Democrat senatorial candidate in Pennsylvania,
is running ads talking about how he and Trump see
eye to eye. That's devastating for Kamala Harris. That says
there are internal numbers out there that have them worried.
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So picture, you're already tired. You're at the back end
of a campaign, and everyone and their brother is telling
you you're losing. Oh and did I mention you are
a nakedly ambitious human being who's only ever wanted to
get promoted to the top job your entire life. Now
you have your chance, and if you blow this chance,
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you will never have another chance. Chris, Why don't you
grow up when I use terms like that? Grow up? Chris? Anyway?
Could I understand if this woman is hitting the bottle? Yeah?
I would, I would, I would, And I heard this
today and this is the first time I said, this
woman's drinking. One of the things that I'm.
Speaker 7 (25:43):
Trying to help people back who are here obviously not
the leaders right here, but others understand, is if you're
trying to kind of fear out what the stakes.
Speaker 1 (25:51):
Are, just imagine the Oval Office.
Speaker 7 (25:53):
We've all seen it on TV, and just imagine on
January twenty, you heard.
Speaker 1 (25:59):
It, didn't you? Hakay, I'm that far to that with
a slight little slur of the words that God had
you heard it? Didn't you here?
Speaker 7 (26:08):
One of the things that I'm trying to help people
not who are here. Obviously not the leaders were here,
but others understand is if you're trying to kind of
hear out what the stakes are.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
Just imagine the Oval Office.
Speaker 7 (26:19):
We've all seen it on TV, and just imagine on
January twenty.
Speaker 1 (26:24):
I think domes are drunk or look, look, maybe a
drunk's not fair. You never know. I think the woman's
got a problem. Jesse, are your hands big enough to
carry ten boxes? That's not very nice?
Speaker 4 (26:35):
I love you?
Speaker 1 (26:37):
Where do Jesse? Where do you stream the live show?
I listen through iHeart. However, my local station keeps getting
interrupted with sports. I can usually find another station, but
it would be much easier if I could just watch
the stream. It's on the First, the television network com
On is the first. You can go stream it there,
and you can find the First anywhere. It's online. It's
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on Direct, It's on Pluto, it's on, It's on all
these different things. And remember if your local station bounces
it for something and you get mad. If you go
to jessekellyshow dot COM's very easy to remember. Jessekellyshow dot
com big and bright. Right at the top of the website,
there's a button on there you click on that says
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find a station. Click on that and there'll be a
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at least most of them if it's updated, are right there.
You can click on any one of those things and
there's a station for you to tune into. Chris, is
there a link to make it easier? So if they
click on WR in New York, is there a way
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that can click on that and then listen right through there?
Do you know that? Oh? Perfect, there is so no
matter where you are, does a wfla Tampa, it doesn't
click on one of those cities and it'll take you
right to that station's website and you can listen through there.
All right, All right, Jesse, so much appreciated your lesson
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about your sons on how to have a conversation, ask questions.
People love talking about themselves. Yeah, look at teaching someone
I had to have a conversation. I realized after a
while of saying that I needed to get more specific
about what that means. How do you teach someone to
have a conversation. The best way to have a conversation
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is not to talk, It's to listen and then ask
people probing questions about something they just said, something about themselves.
And see, older folks, if you're old enough, if you're
my age, you're probably rolling your eyes about that because
it almost sounds like a dumb point. Yeah, I know
that kids today don't because of the technology we have now,
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the iPhones and the iPads. And I'm not complaining about
those things. I use all those things themselves. You can
disappear in your phone and you don't go out until
the lights come on in the streets on Friday night
and play with your friends. You get home from school,
hopefully you do your homework, maybe maybe practice or something
like that, and then zip into your computer world you go.
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Kellyshow dot com. So I just I have to touch on
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this one real quick before we get back to the
ask doctor Jesse Questions. On a Friday, jd Vance went
on Joe Rogan's podcast, and of course they're all trying
to run with this little tidbit.
Speaker 5 (30:41):
Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if me and Trump won
just the normal gay guy vote, because again, they just
wanted to be left the hell alone. And now you
have all this crazy stuff on top of it that
they're like, well, no, we didn't we went, We didn't
want to give pharmaceutical products to nine year olds who
are transitioning their genders. We just to be left the
hell alone.
Speaker 1 (31:01):
And of course guys like Anderson Cooper and CNN decided
to pounce on this and try to take it.
Speaker 8 (31:07):
So you know, whether different, how where the line is
between a normal gay person and a not normal gay person.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
I mean, the question is I'm assuming.
Speaker 8 (31:16):
I can guess what it is like, you know, anything
related to drag. I guess in you know that drag,
you know, wearing as much makeup as Donald Trump wears,
that would be considered not normal. It's fine for Donald Trump,
but on a gay guy that wouldn't be considered.
Speaker 1 (31:34):
It's really not complicated, Anderson at all. It's really not
complicated at all. Uh, there are all kinds of fairly
normal gay people out there. They don't want to bother you,
they don't want to bother me. And then there's the
guy that has to talk like the California Balley girl
and sounds similar to Lindsey Graham really, and then he
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has this he has to throw in a little lisp
every now and then. He asked the painted spin your
nails and walk like a woman with the limp wristed
crap and basically rub the whole daggone thing in your face.
Everybody knows the difference, Anderson. You most definitely know the difference, Anderson,
So please don't play that game. Everybody knows the difference,
all right, all right, get to this Joan Jersey, go.
Speaker 6 (32:21):
Oh, Jesse.
Speaker 4 (32:22):
He was calibrats war heroes.
Speaker 3 (32:24):
What about the war hero door? Did you ever consider
doing that?
Speaker 1 (32:30):
You know? Fine, you know, actually that's a very good question.
She in case you couldn't hear her phone was a
little garbage. It probably wasn't a pure talk phone, but
she asked, do you ever celebrate as we always talk
about war heroes and celebrating war heroes, do you ever
celebrate war hero dogs? Remember that one. I think it
was a Delta Force dog going after the ISIS leader
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got him. I got himself, he got blown up. Why
did he get blown up? ISIS leader had isolated him
in a cave, he had surrounded himself with hostages women,
and it was essentially suicide. They knew there was going
to be some sort of a suicide vest on him
or around him, and so instead of the men going in,
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they sent in the dog. Now this is a complicated question.
Am I ever going to do like a medal of
honor Monday type thing for a dog?
Speaker 6 (33:24):
No?
Speaker 1 (33:25):
Probably not. I never want to say never. No, probably not.
They're not going to have some kind of a write
up there. I value human life obviously much more than
I value a dog's, but I don't want to in
any way sound like I'm being disrespectful of these wonderful
not just a military dogs, police dogs, and the dogs
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are wonderful because dogs are loyal. They're bred to be loyal,
right the pack animals, They're bred to be loyal and obedient.
And I really respect that kind of service, but not
on the same level as human beings, and not on
the same level as that sacrifice. And I know that's
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going to make some people were angry. And remember, I
really don't give a crap if it makes you angry
at all. I don't think I'll do a military tribute
to them or something like that. But I'll tell you
when when I see that, when it happens, like when
that Delta Force dog win it got punched me. It
definitely did, because you know, it's not just about the dog,
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it's about the guy. The people. Normally it's multiple on those,
but the guy who spent so much time training that dog,
Like I tell you about Fred And when I showed
up today, Remember I told you I was in Phoenix
and I had enough time to race home and grab
my keys and then race here. I could hardly get
in the door because that's seventy pound fluffy moron just
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bum rushed me the second I opened the door, and
all he wanted to do was get some of my attention.
And I loved it. I love the idiots, we love them.
They become part of the family. They become part of
the family. So I'm not at all dismissive of dogs.
I just don't think I'll ever do a military tribute
type thing to them. VICKI Colorado.
Speaker 4 (35:14):
Go Hi, Jesse.
Speaker 3 (35:18):
I'm very optimistic and I want to know what your
opinion is on if when Trump wins, do you think
that the Dems and my Yorkists are going to open
the floodgates at the borders and just let everyone in.
Speaker 1 (35:36):
Yes, yes, to ask yourself this and we'll get back
to the emails and phone calls in a minute. Ask
yourself this. Eight seven seven three seven seven four three
seven three. What would you do to stop Hitler? You know,
we we brought up we brought up the terrible eyes
(35:59):
they told about what Trump said last night about Liz
Cheney and the guns and going to well, we brought
that up, and we brought up how they have a
totally different value system. And people are asking today how
can the media burn down the last of its credibility?
How could you tell such brazen lies? How could they
do this? How could they do that? Will they have
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managed to convince themselves that Donald Trump is the end
of everything for them. Therefore, anything that can be done
to try to stop him, they have already either done
it or we'll try to do it. If you can
think of something terrible these people will do to stop
him from taking power again. It's probably on the table
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in Democrat circles, and this is something we have to
be ready for now. First let's go out there on
Tuesday and get the victory, and then we'll deal with
that after. But it's a very very legitimate concern. Yeah,
I'm shoot. I could see him flying in playing loads
more of illegals just to make sure life is going
to be hard. I know somebody I know who thinks
they're going to intentionally collapse the economy in the couple months.
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They have left as soon if Donald Trump gets elected.
That's how evil these people are. I mean, these are
the people. These are the people who massacre babies by
the million. You realize Kamala Harris had abortion doctors. This
used to be something even Democrats safe, legal and rare,
and they'd kind of avoid it. Kamala Harris did a
rally and brought up I think it was a dozen
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abortion doctors to celebrate it on stage. This is why
we give to groups like Preborn to fight back. I
should note this is exactly why Preborn exists, because we
have to fight back against that kind of evil in
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We'll pack as much in as we can. Hang on
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Friday going into Election day weekend. I don't even
know if that's a thing, but I just coined that term.
I'm gonna address the guy's question about the term racist
(00:31):
being overused here in a few we're gonna get to
Kamala Harris being drunk. Back to more of your calls.
Someone wants to know what to do with their daughter
after high school. Oh, that is so much more coming
up this hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Now back to the question, in case you're just not
joining us and missed it, I just paraphase really quickly.
The guy called it about the term racist. He said,
(00:52):
ay man, this term used to be. It used to
really matter. It used to pierce people's hearts. You didn't
want to be called a racist, and today it's just
been so overused and whatnot. And so what I brought
up was a story about how a while ago, I
haven't had one of these in ages, but they gave
us a Chick fil a Black card, and it was
a card that allowed you once a day that was
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the rule once a day you were allowed to go
to any Chick fil A and get a whole meal free.
You handed him the black card, meal free. And then
there was a guy. I'm guessing he's the one who
ruined it for everybody, but maybe they still hated him out.
I haven't had one in ages, But there was a
guy who got caught going to Chick fil A after
Chick fil A. After Chick fil A. He would bounce
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around town so he didn't get caught getting free meals
from Chick fil A. Now what's the comparison there, Well,
human beings. Human beings, when we can get something we
love for free, even if it's wrong, we tend to
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want to and we will tend to abuse that until
it becomes a problem. You see this all over the
place with personal addiction. Oh, I had a couple of
Vodkas last night who felt pretty good, pretty loose man.
I even talked to some pretty girls. I think I'll
(02:22):
have three tonight and see how it goes. And that's
how that rabbit hole goes when it comes to the
term racist. The communists figured out a long time ago
how to use your values against you. They figured out
that if they made that accusation against you, you would
either be hurt and relent. Wait I'm not a racist, Okay,
(02:44):
go ahead, Or if they can't get that, a good
second option for them is you start arguing with them
about whether or not you're a racist, and then they've
moved you off of the topic. If if I say, hey,
these criminals, we keep them in jail way too long.
(03:06):
Open up these jails and let them out, and you say, what,
that's crazy, They're gonna commit more violent crime. No, put
them back in, And then I say to you, oh,
it sounds like something a racist would say. What comes
out of your mouth next is so critical? If you
take the bait I just baited you. If you take
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the bait and you begin editing.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
I'm not a racist. How could you say that my
friend is black? I I won. You think you won
because you're shooting down my claim. You're now talking about
whether or not you're a racist instead of arguing about
the jails.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
Being opened or not. I have just wrong footed you.
You're now discussing what I want you discussing instead of
the issue at hand. And they use that for so long,
year after year after year after year after year. They
abused it for so long that it's losing its meaning.
And what you see now with you and obviously they're
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doing it to Trump, but they do it with you two,
with the Nazi hitler, Nazi hitler, Nazi hitler stuff. It's
not that they've never done that before. You know, they
used to call Bush hitler and stuff like that, but
nothing to this extent. What are they doing now? It's
because those racious misogynist terms, slowly but surely, because they
were abused for so long, just like that Chick fil
(04:27):
A card, they slowly but surely well, they lost their effectiveness.
They were getting them into trouble instead of having a benefit.
So how do you ramp it up from there? You
must as a communist, as a democrat, you must present
everything in the most apocalyptic terms in the world. Where
do you go from here? Nazi hitler, Nazi hitler, we
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gotta stop Hitler. Where do they go from there? I
don't know, but that's why they do it, and it's
been very very effective most of it though. It comes
down to simply this. They use your values against you.
They love doing that, and they do it very well.
Sam Atlantas, Hey, Jessie, I just wanted to know do
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you use body wash.
Speaker 3 (05:15):
Because you know, the bars of soap are kind of
big for somebody with little hands. They do make little
bar soap, but.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
You know what, that's not very nice. Sam. Shoot. I
cut them off before his serious point. Sam, if you
managed to call back and get in, I'll take you
you were too insulting.
Speaker 4 (05:31):
Now.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
I just thought you were done there for your information.
I have already admitted to everybody that I use body wash,
and it's a huge bottle of it too. I don't
even use a little bottle because my hands are so huge.
I handle the big bottle with the little squeege on
top because I don't want to have to pick up
the bottle because then it slips out of your hands.
Then you're bending over in the shower, and then everything
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gets uncomfortable. I wasn't in the navy, so I like
the little squeege things where you go, that's the sound
it makes, and you squeegee it out into your hands.
Speaking to parenting Tortilla Jesse, a few weeks back, you
warned parents not to send their daughters off to college.
Pause for a second. Let me clarify. I said, be very,
very cautious, I'll finish this email. But having done this
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now for six years, I know we're just still kind
of brand new. But having done this now for six years,
we get your stories by email all the time, your stories,
and I talk to people. Whenever we do an event,
I'll talk to people and they'll tell me their stories
of life, of politics, of everything. And when I talk
to parents who lose their kids to the demonic religion
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of communism, the consistent theme I hear is this young
women daughters, no matter how tough you think she is,
parents lose their daughters to communism when they send them
to college. Young women are more susceptible than young men
to social contagions because their natural empathetic, their motherly nature
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is used against them. No, I want to be nice.
I want my friends to see me as nice. And
soon your daughter comes home. She used to be a
beautiful young lady with the bright future. She comes home
two hundred and fifty pounds, with pink hair and the
other half of her head shaved, and she's a lesbian
telling you how much she hates your guts. How did
that happen? You sent her to college. Young women get
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lost to communism in college. Young men get lost to
communism when they marry one. That's another consistent theme. I
cannot count how many times I have read that email
or talk to somebody in person. Jesse, our son was
so solid. We raised him right, he was good to go,
and then he married so and so. Now he doesn't
talk to us anymore. We can't even see our grandkids.
(07:47):
It's honestly, your test the ponies. That's the reason I'm
already telling my sons. They're fourteen and fifteen, I'm already
telling them, don't you dare marry a Democrat. Don't you
dare date one? If you ever do, she's not welcome
inside of my home. I don't ever want to meet
her period. I'm not saying that because I'm a hard
core partisan, although I am most definitely a hardcore partisan.
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I say that because I care very much about my
sons and their happiness and my relationship with them. That
is a no go in my house. Do not ever
bring a Democrat home because it destroys young men. But
young ladies, they go off to college, and that's where
you lose them. Anyway. He said, not to send your
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daughters off to college as it generally the prime place
for liberal indoctrination. Our oldest child is a senior this year.
She's considering junior colleges or a very conservative Christian college.
What is your suggestion for parents on where to direct
their daughters? The Workforce Community College says, you and your
family have been in our prayers. Your father's service had
(08:52):
a clear and awesome message. It's not our faith or
works at savi US, but only by God's grace. Thanks
for all you do. She didn't say I could use
her name, so I'm not thank you for your prayers again. Okay,
So what do you do with your daughter? I will
I will tell you the best advice I can give you,
an advice that I am giving my sons after this.
Before I do that, we talk to you about your dog.
(09:17):
Our dogs go to the vet too often, and they
cost a fortune. A fortune. I've had those vet trips.
It's wait a minute, how much it's five hundred dollars
for this certain Oh yeah, it's brutal. You know, people
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back fighting for your freedom every day the Jesse Kelly Show.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, and
ask doctor Jesse Friday. And we are having the best
time today all right now to answer the ladies question, Hey,
what do you do with your daughter? Got a daughter
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senior year considering junior colleges, very conservative Christian colleges. Okay,
so two things for daughters. Like I said that they
are more susceptible to this social contagion filth out there.
You see it everywhere that women are racing to the left,
young men are racing to the right. If it was
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me and I had a baby girl, I personally would
love the Juco route as long as I keep her
in home, in the home. And I know, I know,
I sound like an ancient barbarian here, But if you
think that's bad, I'm actually about to make it even worse.
So get ready. I would want to keep my daughter
around me, as close to me as humanly possible, in
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my home as possible, as long as possible, until she
finds a husband and goes to be with him, protecting her.
Young women have to be more protected than we act
like they do. It's not that young men don't have
to be protected, but women have to be protected and treasured.
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It's part of treasuring women. They are vulnerable to these
filthy communists out there. I would send her to a JUCO.
Now you mentioned a very conservative, private Christian college. That's
a great option too, I'll be honest. That's that's aub
and I have talked about that possibly for the boys
if they insist on going to college, which I don't
necessarily want them to go to, but if they want to, okay,
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But you have to be careful with those two. Don't
think for a second because it says Christian college on there,
you're going to be good to go. There are gigantic
Christian corporations out there that sometimes govern these college bodies.
Some of these Christian colleges, they'll be learning about their
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white privilege, just like they are at Berkeley. You had better, Chris.
Is it the same thing for Jewish colleges. You guys
have colleges, right, you people have colleges. Chris says, it's worse. Okay,
Well again, Chris, that's not right. Chris said, every college
is a Jewish college. Chris, that's not right. That's not right.
That is funny though, But okay, so again, I'm assuming
every religion has to go through this. Just because it
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says private Christian college and you drive up and there's
a Bible verse on the entryway, don't think that that
means it's good to go. At all. I would keep
her as physically close to me in my home as
humanly possible. And if all that didn't make you angry enough,
I'm sure the misogynistic emails and calls will pour in.
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By the way, we do have a couple of lines open. Finally,
I forgot to tell you eight seven seven three seven
seven four three seven three. If all that didn't make
you angry enough, I'm sure you're already do this, doing
this the lady who emailed in, So it's not necessarily
for her. But are you teaching your daughter how to
be a wife or are you teaching her just to
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have a career? It's nothing wrong with that woman having
a career at all. Keep in mind, I'm not saying
that at all. But are you teaching her how to cook? Clean?
Does she know how to make a home? Alright? She
doesn't have to learn that. She doesn't, Okay, But a
man with options, which don't you want your daughter to
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marry a man who has options? A man with option,
he's going to demand that he is. Now, I'm not
going to say he's going to demand she knows how
to be a great cook. I'm not saying that. But
he's going to demand a woman who knows how to
be a good wife? Are we training her like that?
And vice versa. Look, I'll be honest with you, vice versa.
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I do the exact same thing with my sons. Just
so you don't think I'm all barbarian. I tell them
in no uncertain terms. I don't care if you're rich.
I don't care. None of this stuff matters to me.
But you will work hard. You will put in the hours.
You will provide for the wife you will have one day.
You will be a provider, you will be a protector.
Will these things are not optional. You will provide for
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your woman, You will protect her. You will provide for
your children, and you will protect them. I will train
you how to use weapons, and we'll do more of that.
But you are going to be a hard worker, no
matter what that means. I don't care if you're a
billionaire or a history teacher. Actually history teacher is really cool.
I don't care what it is. You will work hard,
and you will provide for your wife. You will. We
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have to teach our kids in this way too, especially
now that options are narrowing out there for people significantly significantly. Jesse,
we got rid of grandma vodka. How do we get
rid of grandpa vodka? That's what she calls Chuck Schumer.
I'm starting to rethink term limits. What say you, Well,
Chuck Schumer is not going anywhere. Chuck Schumer holds Gargantie
(15:24):
one amounts of power in New York. Look, there are
certain states where if you see a politician who's been
in power a long time, he's somebody who is entrenched,
if you will, and he's not going anywhere. To hold power.
As long as Chuck Schumer has held power in the
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Senate means he's not going anywhere. And actually I was
talking with the senator who I'm very friendly with a
couple weeks ago, and Chuck Schumer came up. We were
discussing other things, things they can do in the Senate,
whether Trump wins, whether Trump loses. We're discussing things like that,
and Chuck Schumer's name came up, and he told me
to my face, he said, Jesse, I promise you cross
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my heart and hope to die. Chuck Schumer will die
in the Senate one day. No one's gonna hurt him.
Meaning Chuck Schumer is going to grow old, no matter
how old he is, and he will die in the
Senate one day. He will. That's exactly right, Chris, like Feinstein,
that's exactly right. I know that's sick, it's awful. I
hate it, but that's where we are. That's very much
where we are, Johnny Jersey, you.
Speaker 4 (16:27):
Go, hey, Jesse, I'm quite a bit of a quandary.
My daughter wants to live with me. She's now fifteen.
Her mother can be very abusive, but her mother depends
on my child's support to pay her bills. If I
get custody, it'll switch. She'll have to pay me support.
(16:50):
Should I Should I let her slide on the support
and just get custody? What should I do here?
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Well, obviously it's your ex yfe right, so you're no
longer married your daughter. Once it becomes your ex wife,
your daughter's got to take priority child support or not.
If your ex wife is abusive, you got to get
your daughter out of that situation and into your home,
especially at fifteen. Fifteen year old girls are just they're
they're precious, and they're they're confused, and they're they're look
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fifteen year old boys too. I have a fifteen year
old boy myself. They're learning who they are and that
they're they're You need to get her inside of your home.
She's in an abusive situation. You got to get her
inside of your home. All right. We will be back
with more of these Sorry phone lines filled up again,
but I'll give out the number later eight seven seven
three seven seven four three seven three. Also, we have
to talk really quickly. Is dooma drunk? Is Kamala Harris
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a drunk? And JD Vance said something that some people
are running with on the Joe Rogan podcast about what
did he call them? Normal gaze? We'll get to both
those things in a very delicate manner, only the way
we can, and just the moment before we do. That
makes sure you are getting for yourself preparations, acquiring preparations
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for whatever may come. No matter who wins the election,
we're still staring at thirty five trillion in debt, and
by the time the next president's done, you and I
both though know that number will be north of forty
cannot be stopped. Do you have emergency food? What do
you have? How long go look at your pantry? How
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long can the people in your home eat if the
lights go off and the grocery store is closed. Most
people don't have near as much as they think. My
patriots supply. That's what they do. They sell emergency food kits.
Food lasts up to twenty five years. What is that
disaster going to be? I have no idea. And I
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know this is a weird thing to say. I pray
to God it goes to waste. I hope you never
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Speaker 6 (19:46):
I see my name's Curtis from Littleton, Colorado. But I
have a question. I want to know why you have
that Mexican poncho up on the wall. It is our
Mexican hat up on the wall. It has bothered me
for over a year.
Speaker 1 (20:03):
That's because you weren't here from the beginning. Curtis the
sombrero that is hanging here over my right shoulder. You see,
we were telling the story one time of Billy the
Kid on the show, and Billy the Kid had a mentor.
Most people don't know this story, and the mentor went
by the nickname Sombrero Jack. That was his nickname, Sombrero Jack.
(20:28):
And because I have the maturity of a six year
old boy, I decided I liked that nickname, and for
a while I went by Sombrero Jesse. And then I
purchased a sombrero and I wore it, and now the
sombrero hangs behind me in the studio. Anyway, I think
Kamala Harris likes margaritas. Now, this is one of those
things I have. Sometimes rumors start, and it's not that
(20:53):
I dismissed them. It's not that I dismissed them. I
just because I don't ever want to lead you or
myself astray. I don't dive right in the second something
pops up on the internet. I have been seeing for
a couple months now, I would say a couple months now.
People accusing Kamala Harris of having a drinking problem because
(21:16):
of various ways she conducts herself, not just how she speaks,
but kind of her mannerisms. And it's not that I
ever thought those rumors were ridiculous or anything like that.
I just didn't. It's not like Nancy Pelosi, where it's
pretty well known that Grandma Vodka has a serious, serious
(21:38):
drinking issue. She drinks a lot. It comes out of it.
People have flown on flights with her pound and booze.
Nancy Pelosi drinks a lot, a lot she does. That's
why she got the nickname Grandma Vodka. So I'm not
dismissive of that. I just wasn't sure whether it was
worth even joking about, because you never know whether it's
valid or not. But yeah, yes, I've heard interview after
(22:01):
an interview where I thought, oh, you know, maybe just
maybe now before I play when I'm about to play
it for you, which it's not that it's convinced me,
but I'll tell you what I'm listening now before I
play this. You should know I told you I was
at the Trump Tucker thing last night. And remember at
the beginning of the show, I told you Trump looked wiped,
(22:23):
which is understandable at the back end of a presidential campaign.
And he was at the back end of another ten
eleven hour day, flying all over speeches, rallies, freaking seventy
years old, seventy some years old. He looked, he looked tired.
He's fine, don't g's wrong, but he just you could
tell he was beat campaigns, congressional campaigns, whatever campaign you run,
(22:47):
it'll grind you down. It's not just the bouncing all
over when you're on all the time. If you ever
talked to a school teacher, I know we have a
lot of school teachers, the non comedy types who listen
being on all the people looking at you. You're on.
It's more exhausting than people think. And when you're not
in that profession, especially when you have a physical job,
(23:09):
like right now, maybe you're listening to the sound of
my voice on a construction site and you're pounding nails
all day and shoveling all day, you really don't want
to hear how exhausting it is to be a politician.
And believe me, I get you. I know how it sounds.
I get it. I know how it sounds. But when
you are on all the time. You get run down,
it drains you. Well, multiply that times a million. That's
(23:30):
what it's like running for president, draining always on everything.
It's exhausting. Now, it's exhausting for somebody like Trump who's
used to it. He's used to the public eye, he's
used to the grind. He is an infamously hard worker.
It's one of the things I very much appreciated about
his first presidency. He would stay up till all hours
(23:53):
of the night working. Kamala Harris is at the back
end of this. She's never had a campaign hard in
her life. And whether she wins or not, I don't know.
I don't think she will. I hope she won't. But
everyone in their brother right now is telling Kamala Harris
that she's losing. And every indication is that Kamala Harris
(24:18):
is losing. Maybe you want to set aside poll numbers
and talk about what is real. Maybe the most devastating
thing I've heard for Kamala Harris's chances are this Bob Casey,
who's the Democrat running for Senate in Pennsylvania. He is
on television as we speak. If you're not in Pennsylvania,
you won't know this. He's on television as we speak,
(24:40):
aligning himself with Donald Trump. The Democrat senatorial candidate in Pennsylvania,
is running ads talking about how he and Trump see
eye to eye. That's devastating for Kamala Harris. That says
there are internal numbers out there that have them worried.
(25:02):
So picture, you're already tired. You're at the back end
of a campaign, and everyone and their brother is telling
you you're losing. Oh and did I mention you are
a nakedly ambitious human being who's only ever wanted to
get promoted to the top job your entire life. Now
you have your chance, and if you blow this chance,
(25:24):
you will never have another chance. Chris, Why don't you
grow up when I use terms like that? Grow up? Chris? Anyway?
Could I understand if this woman is hitting the bottle? Yeah?
I would, I would, I would, And I heard this
today and this is the first time I said, this
woman's drinking. One of the things that I'm.
Speaker 7 (25:43):
Trying to help people back who are here obviously not
the leaders right here, but others understand, is if you're
trying to kind of fear out what the stakes.
Speaker 1 (25:51):
Are, just imagine the Oval Office.
Speaker 7 (25:53):
We've all seen it on TV, and just imagine on
January twenty, you heard.
Speaker 1 (25:59):
It, didn't you? Hakay, I'm that far to that with
a slight little slur of the words that God had
you heard it? Didn't you here?
Speaker 7 (26:08):
One of the things that I'm trying to help people
not who are here. Obviously not the leaders were here,
but others understand is if you're trying to kind of
hear out what the stakes are.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
Just imagine the Oval Office.
Speaker 7 (26:19):
We've all seen it on TV, and just imagine on
January twenty.
Speaker 1 (26:24):
I think domes are drunk or look, look, maybe a
drunk's not fair. You never know. I think the woman's
got a problem. Jesse, are your hands big enough to
carry ten boxes? That's not very nice?
Speaker 4 (26:35):
I love you?
Speaker 1 (26:37):
Where do Jesse? Where do you stream the live show?
I listen through iHeart. However, my local station keeps getting
interrupted with sports. I can usually find another station, but
it would be much easier if I could just watch
the stream. It's on the First, the television network com
On is the first. You can go stream it there,
and you can find the First anywhere. It's online. It's
(26:59):
on Direct, It's on Pluto, it's on, It's on all
these different things. And remember if your local station bounces
it for something and you get mad. If you go
to jessekellyshow dot COM's very easy to remember. Jessekellyshow dot
com big and bright. Right at the top of the website,
there's a button on there you click on that says
(27:19):
find a station. Click on that and there'll be a
huge map with all the stations in the country, or
at least most of them if it's updated, are right there.
You can click on any one of those things and
there's a station for you to tune into. Chris, is
there a link to make it easier? So if they
click on WR in New York, is there a way
(27:40):
that can click on that and then listen right through there?
Do you know that? Oh? Perfect, there is so no
matter where you are, does a wfla Tampa, it doesn't
click on one of those cities and it'll take you
right to that station's website and you can listen through there.
All right, All right, Jesse, so much appreciated your lesson
(28:01):
about your sons on how to have a conversation, ask questions.
People love talking about themselves. Yeah, look at teaching someone
I had to have a conversation. I realized after a
while of saying that I needed to get more specific
about what that means. How do you teach someone to
have a conversation. The best way to have a conversation
(28:22):
is not to talk, It's to listen and then ask
people probing questions about something they just said, something about themselves.
And see, older folks, if you're old enough, if you're
my age, you're probably rolling your eyes about that because
it almost sounds like a dumb point. Yeah, I know
that kids today don't because of the technology we have now,
(28:45):
the iPhones and the iPads. And I'm not complaining about
those things. I use all those things themselves. You can
disappear in your phone and you don't go out until
the lights come on in the streets on Friday night
and play with your friends. You get home from school,
hopefully you do your homework, maybe maybe practice or something
like that, and then zip into your computer world you go.
(29:05):
You never learn how to talk to people, And you
got to learn how to talk to people, all right.
If you don't feel bold enough to talk to people,
maybe you just need some chalk in your life, maybe
some natural herbal supplements will have you feel in the
right way, baby like I feel. I love talking to
people for an hour or two and then I want
(29:27):
to go home. But still, for an hour or two,
I want to talk to people. Maybe it's because my
T levels are through the freaking roof. Every single day
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(30:10):
dot com. It is The Jesse Kelly Show with Me,
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If he keeps playing smashing Pumpkins on this frigging show,
reminding you, you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Kellyshow dot com. So I just I have to touch on
(30:31):
this one real quick before we get back to the
ask doctor Jesse Questions. On a Friday, jd Vance went
on Joe Rogan's podcast, and of course they're all trying
to run with this little tidbit.
Speaker 5 (30:41):
Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if me and Trump won
just the normal gay guy vote, because again, they just
wanted to be left the hell alone. And now you
have all this crazy stuff on top of it that
they're like, well, no, we didn't we went, We didn't
want to give pharmaceutical products to nine year olds who
are transitioning their genders. We just to be left the
hell alone.
Speaker 1 (31:01):
And of course guys like Anderson Cooper and CNN decided
to pounce on this and try to take it.
Speaker 8 (31:07):
So you know, whether different, how where the line is
between a normal gay person and a not normal gay person.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
I mean, the question is I'm assuming.
Speaker 8 (31:16):
I can guess what it is like, you know, anything
related to drag. I guess in you know that drag,
you know, wearing as much makeup as Donald Trump wears,
that would be considered not normal. It's fine for Donald Trump,
but on a gay guy that wouldn't be considered.
Speaker 1 (31:34):
It's really not complicated, Anderson at all. It's really not
complicated at all. Uh, there are all kinds of fairly
normal gay people out there. They don't want to bother you,
they don't want to bother me. And then there's the
guy that has to talk like the California Balley girl
and sounds similar to Lindsey Graham really, and then he
(31:54):
has this he has to throw in a little lisp
every now and then. He asked the painted spin your
nails and walk like a woman with the limp wristed
crap and basically rub the whole daggone thing in your face.
Everybody knows the difference, Anderson. You most definitely know the difference, Anderson,
So please don't play that game. Everybody knows the difference,
all right, all right, get to this Joan Jersey, go.
Speaker 6 (32:21):
Oh, Jesse.
Speaker 4 (32:22):
He was calibrats war heroes.
Speaker 3 (32:24):
What about the war hero door? Did you ever consider
doing that?
Speaker 1 (32:30):
You know? Fine, you know, actually that's a very good question.
She in case you couldn't hear her phone was a
little garbage. It probably wasn't a pure talk phone, but
she asked, do you ever celebrate as we always talk
about war heroes and celebrating war heroes, do you ever
celebrate war hero dogs? Remember that one. I think it
was a Delta Force dog going after the ISIS leader
(32:51):
got him. I got himself, he got blown up. Why
did he get blown up? ISIS leader had isolated him
in a cave, he had surrounded himself with hostages women,
and it was essentially suicide. They knew there was going
to be some sort of a suicide vest on him
or around him, and so instead of the men going in,
(33:15):
they sent in the dog. Now this is a complicated question.
Am I ever going to do like a medal of
honor Monday type thing for a dog?
Speaker 6 (33:24):
No?
Speaker 1 (33:25):
Probably not. I never want to say never. No, probably not.
They're not going to have some kind of a write
up there. I value human life obviously much more than
I value a dog's, but I don't want to in
any way sound like I'm being disrespectful of these wonderful
not just a military dogs, police dogs, and the dogs
(33:47):
are wonderful because dogs are loyal. They're bred to be loyal,
right the pack animals, They're bred to be loyal and obedient.
And I really respect that kind of service, but not
on the same level as human beings, and not on
the same level as that sacrifice. And I know that's
(34:08):
going to make some people were angry. And remember, I
really don't give a crap if it makes you angry
at all. I don't think I'll do a military tribute
to them or something like that. But I'll tell you
when when I see that, when it happens, like when
that Delta Force dog win it got punched me. It
definitely did, because you know, it's not just about the dog,
(34:29):
it's about the guy. The people. Normally it's multiple on those,
but the guy who spent so much time training that dog,
Like I tell you about Fred And when I showed
up today, Remember I told you I was in Phoenix
and I had enough time to race home and grab
my keys and then race here. I could hardly get
in the door because that's seventy pound fluffy moron just
(34:52):
bum rushed me the second I opened the door, and
all he wanted to do was get some of my attention.
And I loved it. I love the idiots, we love them.
They become part of the family. They become part of
the family. So I'm not at all dismissive of dogs.
I just don't think I'll ever do a military tribute
type thing to them. VICKI Colorado.
Speaker 4 (35:14):
Go Hi, Jesse.
Speaker 3 (35:18):
I'm very optimistic and I want to know what your
opinion is on if when Trump wins, do you think
that the Dems and my Yorkists are going to open
the floodgates at the borders and just let everyone in.
Speaker 1 (35:36):
Yes, yes, to ask yourself this and we'll get back
to the emails and phone calls in a minute. Ask
yourself this. Eight seven seven three seven seven four three
seven three. What would you do to stop Hitler? You know,
we we brought up we brought up the terrible eyes
(35:59):
they told about what Trump said last night about Liz
Cheney and the guns and going to well, we brought
that up, and we brought up how they have a
totally different value system. And people are asking today how
can the media burn down the last of its credibility?
How could you tell such brazen lies? How could they
do this? How could they do that? Will they have
(36:21):
managed to convince themselves that Donald Trump is the end
of everything for them. Therefore, anything that can be done
to try to stop him, they have already either done
it or we'll try to do it. If you can
think of something terrible these people will do to stop
him from taking power again. It's probably on the table
(36:43):
in Democrat circles, and this is something we have to
be ready for now. First let's go out there on
Tuesday and get the victory, and then we'll deal with
that after. But it's a very very legitimate concern. Yeah,
I'm shoot. I could see him flying in playing loads
more of illegals just to make sure life is going
to be hard. I know somebody I know who thinks
they're going to intentionally collapse the economy in the couple months.
(37:06):
They have left as soon if Donald Trump gets elected.
That's how evil these people are. I mean, these are
the people. These are the people who massacre babies by
the million. You realize Kamala Harris had abortion doctors. This
used to be something even Democrats safe, legal and rare,
and they'd kind of avoid it. Kamala Harris did a
rally and brought up I think it was a dozen
(37:27):
abortion doctors to celebrate it on stage. This is why
we give to groups like Preborn to fight back. I
should note this is exactly why Preborn exists, because we
have to fight back against that kind of evil in
tangible ways, and Preborn's the one out there giving free
ultrasounds to these women who are about to abort their
babies because they've been lied to by the Democrat Party.
(37:50):
You want to give that ultrasound to that young lady
because it's actually not free, it's just free to her.
It costs twenty eight dollars. Preborn dot com slash jesse
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We'll pack as much in as we can. Hang on
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