November 14, 2024 • 36 mins
Is a mass federal firing coming? Again, women should not be serving in military combat rolls. Are we headed into a recession? Can Trump even stop it? Different people are good for different rolls. You cant be a law-abiding illegal alien.
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is a Jesse
Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday,
and we're gonna go over some more reaction from the
worst people on Earth to some of these appointments. Talk
about the corruption of Biden administration. Go through some emails
I don't know, have some laughs. I can't get the
mile off my face. And again I want to repeat this.
The best thing about all these picks, the rfks, the Tulsi's,
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the Gates, the heg says that they are.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
All people who will look inward to reform what they're
taking over. Instead of taking over these posts and immediately
doing what all these other scumbags have done, treat it
like as some kind of an anointing so they can
rule over us, instead of doing that. Instead, they are
going to take over these posts and look inward to
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clean out the corruption in gunk and filth. I cannot
believe how well this has gone so far, how hopeful
I am of what I've seen this stuff from Elon
Muskin Vivek alone, they're talking about potentially legally firing two
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million federal employees. Oh my gosh, someone please hold me back.
I need sorry, I need a minute. I got to
sit down. Two million federal employees gone, oh got accidents,
Sign me up for it. Now, how is the system
reacting to it? Well, there's the standard Pocahontas reaction.
Speaker 3 (01:44):
Well, we're talking about with people like Matt Gates is
very different from what we're talking about with people like
Marco Rubio, and we just have to keep that in mind.
But do understand with Matt Gates, and you've already made
this point, he's not the only one out there who
is unqualified and who raises whole questions like Tulsi Gabbert,
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does you really want her to have all of the
secrets of the United States and our defense intelligence agencies
when she has go so clearly been in Putin's pocket.
That just has to be a word.
Speaker 4 (02:18):
No.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
That only gets me more firmly behind her than I
was before, and I was already pretty firm. And then
there's John Bolton.
Speaker 5 (02:28):
Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
in history until they didn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
I should note right away when he said I thought
it was the worst cabinet appointment in history, he was
talking about Tulsi Gabbard. Remember who John Bolton is. John
Bolton is one of those guys who has wanted and
still wants to invade everywhere. Remember that long talk we
had last night about the military industrial complex and how
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they all work with each other to an rich each other. Now,
it's never about the country, of course, it's never about
the troops, it's never about you, it's never about protecting America.
It's all just about money and power. John Bolton, he
sits on the board of whatever that evil system happens
to be. John Bolton is invaded everywhere all the time.
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So anyway, that's where he comes at this front.
Speaker 5 (03:20):
Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
in history until they hadn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment. Really,
my reaction was that this is like the legend of Caligula,
the Roman emperor who wanted to nominate his horse as
a Roman consul. He had to be a Roman senator
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at the time to be a consul, and it was
intended to show how demeaned and degraded the Roman Senate
had become. So now we're going to see whether the
American Senate can stand up and reject two people who
are totally unqualified, unfit professionally, and really lacking in the
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im moral characteristics the character that you need to hold
these jobs. I think this vote should be one hundred
to nothing against both of them.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
Yeah, this is only making me love them more. Well.
Speaker 6 (04:14):
To the President, I say, no, seriously, who is your
pick for attorney general? Because this pick is a middle
finger to Democrats and sane Republicans.
Speaker 1 (04:25):
Yes, exactly, That's why I like it. Here's Andy McCabe.
What are the implications of having Matt Gates as Attorney general?
Speaker 4 (04:32):
There's so many things that kind of jump out to you,
and you hear that the prospect of that nomination. But
I think the first thing that really impresses me is
what it says about Donald Trump's intention for the Justice
Department and the FBI. Now, Matt Gates is obviously wholly
unqualified for this job. He's someone who, I mean, quite frankly,
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couldn't get hired by the FBI if he's have you
ever been interested in that, which I'm sure he never.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Was, As if that's some kind of a badge of
honor to be hired by the FBI. Now, maybe Matt
Gates didn't want to arrest school board Mark.
Speaker 4 (05:08):
Probably couldn't qualify for a clearance Matt Gates.
Speaker 1 (05:13):
Maybe Matt Gates didn't want a gun down a fat
old man in Utah who needed a cane to walk around.
We still never seen that body cam footage.
Speaker 4 (05:19):
I should as by his own statement, some of those
you just played. No interest in the FBI or the
Department of Justice, no respect for the work that they
do or for the people that do that work.
Speaker 1 (05:30):
He is, yes, correct, that's that's also me too, no
respect at all. I just want you to know that
that's how a lot of us feel. You worthless, piece
of crass.
Speaker 4 (05:39):
Singularly, a disruptor. He is someone who's been selected because
of his interest and desire to go into the organization
and tear things apart, you know, like we get rid
of people, stop doing a lot of the work that
the Justice Department is currently doing. Yes, and that is
just you know, we spent a lot of months.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
This is going so well, keep going, andy, Yes, this
is all true.
Speaker 4 (06:02):
Debating whether or not Donald Trump actually means the things
he says about the Department of Justice and the FBI,
whether he's actually going to try to really dismantle those
organizations in a serious way. I think the selection of
Matt Gates is a clear indication of just how squarely
he intends to do that.
Speaker 1 (06:22):
Man, what is Trump's problem? Why would Donald Trump? Why
would you want to clean out corruption at the DOJ
and the FBI. He acts like the FBI went through
his wife's underwear drawer. Oh wait, they actually did that.
He acts like the DOJ appointed a special counsel to
try to throw him in prison so he couldn't win
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an election. Oh wait, of course he did that. Look,
all of you bad people in Washington, all of you
bad people like Anny McCabe, FBI, DJ you should have
been listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. You should have
hate listened like all the other comedies due to the
Jesse Kelly Show. Because I warned you repeatedly about the
dangers of going all in, the dangers of pushing all
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your chips to the center of the table. You all
operated as if stopping Donald Trump was the only thing
that mattered in the world, and you sold out. You
broke every norm, you broke every law, You sold out
every last bit of your credibility in an effort to
stop him. The problem with going all in is sometimes
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you lose. And now you lost, and now he's coming
with a mandate. We'll see how he goes. Let's do
some emails, Jesse. My boyfriend and I listen to your
show every weeknight, big fans. I was an idiot democrat
until my man opened my eyes. He started playing your
show for me, and I learned so much in the
past two years. He actually met you once at a
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book signing last year. He offered you a pack of
crayons to autograph your book. That's not nice. I remember that.
Thank you for doing what you do. Some idiot liber
can be taught, says I can say her name. Her
name is Eden. Oh you know she's hot, right? What
Chris what? What? Don't you agree? You people believe in
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Eden too? That's old testaments. You know, any chick named
Eden is what? Chris what? The only eating you knows?
A redhead? Of course? See what I mean? Well, I
don't get me wrong. You know she's dangerous with a
name like Eden. Watch yourself, yoh yeah, watch yourself. You
better have stab protection on at all times. You never
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know she's gonna go crazy. Anya, you might come home
and she'll be eating your goldfish or something like that.
You have no idea, but guaranteed smoking hot. Chris Jesse,
kindly try to remember and remind your friend Pete that
there are women in the military serving in difficult and
dangerous positions. Think Afghanistan withdraw before you start talking last time.
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Women are veterans in active duty too. I have no
idea what this woman's harping about.
Speaker 7 (08:59):
Soon.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
I mean, this is when Pete said he didn't want
women on the front lines in combat roles. And I'm
assuming you're also talking about how I said the same thing,
And yeah, that's exactly what I think. And honestly, it's
because of some of the things you just talked about. Lady,
What the heck are you talking about. Women shouldn't be
out there getting blown up for this country. That's a
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man's role. It's a man's job. Women should not be
dying at the hands of terrorists in ak forty sevens.
I don't like it when men do. A society should
protect its women. I know they're out there, women, I
already said they're out there. I get that they shouldn't be.
It's freaking wrong. And if you're offended by anything I said.
I don't give a rat crap. I'm correct about it.
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And you know what else, lady, I want you off
the naval ships too. It's not just frontline combat roles.
I'm way more extreme than Pete. I think integrating you
women into the United States Navy, into deployed naval naval ships,
that's what I mean. Not the Navy itself, that's fine,
they're fine in the Navy. Integrating you women onto deployed
naval vessels is one of the dumbest, most insane things
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I've ever seen from any military in my entire lifetime.
Now we have these deployed naval vessels that turn into
nothing but drama and chicks getting pregnant and coming back
with sea bags full of money. Ah, you shouldn't say
that about women. I don't give a crap. If you're
offended at all, I'm right. This is not your mommy's show,
and I don't care if you're offended, Get the heck
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off the Navy ships and get out of the combat units.
I remember the first time they put a woman in
charge of a Marine Corps infantry unit. I think it
was five minutes before she got pregnant. From someone in
the unit basic biology. It's not anti women, it's not
anti men. You throw a bunch of nineteen year old
women and men in a big steel tube and send
them out to the ocean for six months, bad things
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We'll be back. You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
You're welcome. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Let's talk
about something serious here before we get onto some emails
and some other things. So we do have I'm in
a great mood, as you can tell, and I'm very excited.
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I'm very hopeful, and I know that comes through. I
know you're right there with me. I'll get your emails,
but we have to be ready for some problems for sure,
and fiscally, we are in dire, dire, dire straits. I
will tell you. Inflation went back up. It's up to
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two point six percent, and it looks like we might
be heading into a recession. I talked to Peter Saint
On's today Heritage Foundation, and he thinks as well that
we're heading into a recession, to which I asked him immediately,
same question you're asking right now, Well, can Trump avert that?
Can Trump avert that? And Peter said maybe. The way
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Peter described it to me his words, he said, Trump
is walking into such a disastrous fiscal situation that he's
essentially jumping onto a treadmill that's already going ten miles
an hour, and he's really really going to have to
pull off quite a miracle he is. Well, look, here's
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here's why Biden's swamp record one point eight trillion in regulations.
That's eight hundred times what Trump did in four years
the Biden administration took over. Regulations are the least sexy
thing to talk about because they're kind of confusing. What
even is a regulation? What does this mean? Regulations are
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this huge weight that burdens down a society that because
Democrats are all communists, they get elected and promptly put
in as many as humanly possible, and it just weighs
society down for four years. Here's another one, how the
Pentagon quietly spent one billion dollars of inflation relief money.
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Here's another one. Biden Harris Department spent tens of millions
annually on DEI. It's just over and over and over again,
with the exception of the steroid fighting hamsters, all this
money is wasted, completely wasted, and it has dragged this
country down for four years. Now. We are over regulated,
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we are overtaxed. We are dragged down by the endless
illegal immigration. The illegal immigration, it's even killing the housing market.
Do you realize that you understand that if mass deportation happens,
we're going to be looking at more affordable homes. That's
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because we're talking ten to fifteen million new homes dropping
onto the market that aren't currently on the market. That
many new homes injected into the market will decrease the
price homes are about to become more affordable. So but
anyway back to what we just the negative stuff here.
We are going to suffer for a while from electing
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Joe Biden for four years. We just are Elections have consequences,
as you know, you already know that if you if
you let yourself go, let's say, get really fat, you
let yourself go. I say that because I'm getting pretty
fat right now. I've been super lazy for a couple months.
I think I've worked out once in a month. It
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was I have every excuse in the world, travel and
the funeral and busy and stuff. But I've just been
a fat, lazy pig. I was looking at myself in
the mirror today and I know I don't look at
it's because I'm six eight, so I'm always going to
be slim. But I have a little Buddha belly going
down there. But we little one, mind you, but it
was there, and I'm looking down, I'm thinking, oh gosh,
what is that. You're getting pretty soft. Let's let's say
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you're like me, and you let yourself go for a
little bit, and then you wake up tomorrow morning and
you work out. Say away up tomorrow morning and I
intend to wake up live. Maybe I'll go for a
little ruck, get a good sweat on it. Hurt. Well,
that's good. Good, you're heading in the right direction. But
you are still going to have to pay for the
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month of letting yourself go. There's still going to be
a penalty there. When I get back from that ruck,
my name might hurt because I'm carrying around extra five
pounds a belly fat. You understand, well, we aren't going
to when it comes to presidents and the damaged presidents
can do like the Biden administration did. You don't just
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swap them out and all as well. We will suffer
in various ways for quite a while by it, because
we elected people who hate the country. We do you
can't give people who hate the country the power to
wreck it as fast as possible for four years and
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then walk away unscathed, or even really fix everything they broke.
That's a good point, Chris. Chris said, we're still feeling
the Obama administration. Of course we are. You know why.
You go into your doctor's office now and he never
really talks to you. He sits and faces the computer
and just clicks a bunch of buttons as he asks
you questions. So when was the last time and you
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did all clicking buttons. It's no more personal care, no
more nothing. And after he gets done clicking all the forms,
he turns around and tells you the nineteen prescriptions you're
qualified for, and he does sound familiar. You want to
know why that is. That's Barack Obama. Barack Obama did
multiple things to destroy healthcare in this country. And look,
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Obama's been gone forever. I realize he's still very much involved.
But Obama's been gone forever. We're still feeling it. We
never got it, repeat, we never got Obamacare repealed. And
now you feel it to this day, my kids, to
this day, my kids feel the effects of the Barack
Obama administration. When you elect Democrats, When the country loses
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its mind and elects Democrats, the country will pay for
electing Democrats for years, in years and years after the
Democrats are already gone. That is the sad truth of it.
All right, all right, now, we are going to do
some emails before we get to this illegal immigration talk
and some great things from Rand Paul. Next, what, Chris,
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we can make jokes. It's fine, we get that right.
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show,
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three Chris? What are you giving me a thumbs up for?
Over there? Did you just enjoy the show? Oh? You're
saying the questions are already coming in hot and heavy.
I know they are, Chris, Chris, I know they are
because I asked for it. Chris. When you what when
you have incredible celebrity like I do as a radio host,
what could be more glorious and glamorous than talking into
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a microphone. When you have that kind of power, I
don't want to call myself. It's not godlike, right, it's
not godlike, but whatever is right below that, that's pretty
much what I have. And so Demigod actually, yeah, exactly
think of me. Not like God, please, Lord, don't strike
me out. Not God, but more like a thor more
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more of a thor type. What Chris I am? You're
just jealous Coriuniversity Hire. I got a little tested today
and a lot.
Speaker 2 (19:44):
Was said on the campaign trail like Trump is a
dangerous threat to our country in our democracy.
Speaker 1 (19:49):
Was there an apology today?
Speaker 7 (19:51):
I'm sorry?
Speaker 1 (19:52):
Was there an apology from the apology from President Biden
for the words some of the world you use?
Speaker 7 (19:56):
An apology from the president President Biden.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
To President Electrump for some of the words that was
used on the Kpatrick Look.
Speaker 7 (20:04):
And I've answered this a couple of times about a
threat to democracy in the past week. The president is
going to always feel obligated to be honest with the
American people. What he says still stands.
Speaker 1 (20:20):
Jesse, I literally listened to the show daily stopped doing
that like you. I am a Gwatt veteran and would
never have talked to my son positively about joining the military.
When he asked questions about my time in the army,
I would be brief and pivot away from the conversation
as to not encourage him to even think about joining. Yesterday,
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that conversation changed. I didn't realize it until after My
comments were way more positive. This morning. I told him
he would make a good soldier. Those words have literally
never left my mind but left my mouth. That the
difference is hope. The hag Seth Nomina has already produced. Well,
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we've got to move ten.
Speaker 5 (21:03):
Nuss as heavy as ten boxers that you might be moving.
Speaker 1 (21:07):
His name is Brian. I feel it too. I'm not
running home to tell my boys to join the Marines,
but as far as the direction of the country, and
I know it's early written. None of these people we've
even taken power yet, and the system hasn't started fighting
back yet. And believe me, the system is most definitely
going to fight back. They're not just going to say, oh, well,
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we lost, we're losing, let's pack it in. So I
realized we have all these mountains to climb. But I
am so heartened by these picks. These picks are all reformers.
It's nothing like the first Trump presidency, where the picks
were almost all losers. They were almost all rhinos in
losers and people who didn't have any idea how to
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get anything done, or people who were just going to
try to maintain the status quo. Jeff Losers Sessions. Well,
I mean I really should recuse my he It would
be the right thing to do. That stuff is gone
now and we have these reformers. It's a dream, Jesse.
If it looks like Matt Gates cannot be confirmed, the
solution is obvious. Do not have a confirmation confirmation vote.
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Let Gates serve as a recess appointment. Yes, that very
well may happen if Trump doesn't think he has the votes. Jesse,
I heard you remark recently that choosing John Ratcliffe for
a senior position in the new Trump administration would be
a mistake. I've only ever heard good things about him.
I love seeing him demolish Struck with his testimony. Will
you provide some insight. That's not what I said. I
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said I didn't like John Ratcliffe for Attorney general. There
are different roles. I love John Ratcliffe heading up the
CIA that he has been so good on that stuff.
He is one of the few former intelligence people who
flatly rejected all the Russian collusion hoak stuff. I view
AG as having a comp well and not I view
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it it has a completely different role. Is perfect for
going in and reforming and addressing Central Intelligence Agency. The
Attorney General he must do different things and in different ways.
And I've heard the DOJ described as a nest of vipers,
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and that really it's really what it comes down to.
It wasn't that Merrick Garland was this evil, tyrannical person individually.
It's that Merrick Garland, just like Joe Biden, was a weak,
pathetic shell of a man who handed over the reins
and roll of the DOJ to these vile little communists
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underneath him. And they're the ones who went crazy doing
the most evil stuff, weaponizing the Justice Department against their
political opponents, the most evil stuff, and they're all still there.
It is going to take a monumental task to get
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these career commie attorneys rooted out of the DOJ. It's
just going to be a different role. And I didn't
like that role. For Ratcliffe and other people I trust
shared that that was not that was not meant to be.
I hope you didn't take that wrong. That was not
a criticism of Ratcliffe. It was a criticism of Ratcliffe
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being in that role. To be honest, I don't think
I would like Matt Gets in the CIA role. I
wouldn't like him for that role because of what we
need him to do and the things he's passionate about.
It's about choosing the right people for the right roles.
It's like, it's very similar to r FK Junior. R
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FK Junior is still a big greenie. He doesn't even
believe in oil and things like that. He's still died
in the world democrat in many, many, many different ways.
But RFK Junior is really good, and I mean really
good about health. He is correct about a lot of things.
When it comes to how poisonous this food is in
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this country. He's correct when he talks about the chronic
diseases in young people that are rampant now that we're
never there before. He's one hundred percent correct about those things.
So if you can take that dog and turn him
loose on that specific thing, that's a good thing, all right.
It's a very good thing. And it's why all the
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bad people are mad about it.
Speaker 5 (25:29):
Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
in history until they hadn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment. Really,
my reaction was that this is like the legend of Caligula,
the Roman emperor who wanted to nominate his horse as
a Roman consul. He had to be a Roman senator
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at the time to be a consul, and it was
intended to show how demeaned and degraded the Roman Senate
had become.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
So now we're going to see whether wonderful Ran Paul,
I'm trying. You see, I almost don't feel like myself
anymore because I'm so hopeful Rand Paul vows to expose
the COVID cover up in his new chairman position. You see,
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Ran Paul, he's taking over as chairman of the Homeland
Security Committee, and Ran Paul is maybe the only chance
we have in the United States Senate at getting any
kind of a COVID reckoning for all of us who
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deserve it, and we almost all deserve it. If you're
listening to the sound of my voice, you deserve it.
If you had to wear a freaking mask in school
or work, you deserve it. If you were forced to
get that poisonous shot in your arm, you deserve it.
If your mom had to die alone in the hospital,
you deserve it. I have not forgotten and not forgiven,
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and I have not let go the tyranny, the tyranny
that was put into place in this country because of
a chest cold. And we are deserving of some form
of a reckoning, some form of accounting, and Ran Paul
taking over the chairmanship of the Homeland Security Committee and
vowing to do that. We might just get something. Are
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we gonna get doctor Fauci frog marched off to Fort Leavenworth. No,
but we might get something. And that's something, isn't it
all right? Trouble in Dome's headquarters. But first, still with
some illegal immigration talk since mass deportations in the news,
Hang on.
Speaker 8 (27:43):
This is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (27:48):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final segment of our
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seven four three seven three. So mass deportation, let's just
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cover a little stat shall we before we get into
some of more of the resistance over the last five years.
This is from unusual whales. Over the last five years,
only four hundred and seventy nine thousand US born workers
were added to the US labor force compared two three
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point six million foreign born workers added to the labor force.
A reminder that this disastrous jobs market people are trying
to navigate right now. It gets better and better and
better as we start shipping people who don't belong here
back home. In a reminder that from now on. I
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know there are a lot of people who go back
and forth. I voted Republican this year, Democrat this year.
I understand they're for their own reasons. Maybe you're one
of those people people do that, But it is not
nineteen sixty five. It is not even nineteen ninety five.
Any vote you cast in your life for a Democrat
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at a national level, House, Senate, presidency, if you ever
cast a vote for a Democrat, you are voting to
open up the country. You are voting to open up
the border. You are voting to flood your country with
murderers and rapists. You're voting to destroy the housing market.
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You're voting to destroy the jobs market. Because Democrats do
that on purpose. It is their entire purpose. It's why JB. Pritzker,
Governor of Illinois, talks like this.
Speaker 9 (29:54):
They're talking about rounding up people who are law abiding
undocumented immigrants in this country.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
Many of law abiding undocumented immigrants. That's not a thing.
You can't be law abiding and break into a country illegally,
and you can't be law abiding and stay in a
country illegally. It's a violation of the law.
Speaker 9 (30:20):
They're talking about rounding up people who are law abiding
undocumented immigrants in this country, many of whom are working,
paying taxes, not getting any benefits.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
For those taxes.
Speaker 9 (30:32):
I might add, and we have a law on the
books in the state of Illinois called the Trust Act,
which prohibits our local law enforcement and sheriffs and the
like from coordinating with the federal authorities. But we cannot
prohibit them federal law enforcement from coming into our state
to conduct raids or do anything else like that. Meanwhile,
(30:58):
I think it would be very difficult for them to
just spread out across the country. They don't have enough
manpower within the Department of Homeland Security in order to
carry that out. So look, I'm going to do everything
that I can to protect our undocumented they're residents of
our state.
Speaker 1 (31:15):
If you vote for a Democrat, you vote to open
up your country and flood your country with illegals, and
the Democrat you vote for will fight tooth and nail
to make sure they never go home. That's a fact.
Here's some more Pritzker for you.
Speaker 8 (31:30):
We also want to make sure that there isn't a
violation of people's rights with raids, for example, that are
done in coordination with local law enforcement on people who
are frankly holding down jobs and have been in this
country for many, many years. We think that's improper, and
in Illinois, that's not something that we would condone. There's
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been some talk about using other states National Guard red
state national Guards to somehow come into a state and
try and enforce these new Stephen Miller inspired rules, and
that's just not something we're going to accept.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Told you the system was going to resist this because
it's a central part of their plan replacing you, You
the troublesome citizens. Let's do some emails, shall we, Chris,
Since we all know you're the brains behind this operation.
I'll just ask you. Not true. It sounds like it's
impossible to avoid a recession in twelve to eighteen months.
(32:31):
Should Trump start talking about that now? To stay ahead
of the narrative, that is not something that Donald Trump
is going to do. Donald Trump is not going to
start prepping the ground to have an economic downturn. That's
not his manner at all. I don't even know that
I would encourage him to do so. But I know
(32:53):
Donald Trump is not going to do something like that.
He's not that type of politician. He's not that type
of guy He's going to You know what Trump is like,
for better or worse, it's freaking hilarious. But Trump is
always Everything I do is the best and it's gonna
be the best. I mowed the lawn today and a
lot of people are saying it was the best mowing
(33:14):
of the lawn in history. And then I went and
made some scrambled eggs and look, I'm not saying this,
but you could say that they were the greatest scrambled
eggs ever. That's very much his way. You know what
his way is. You know him. You don't need me
to introduce Donald Trump to you. Do you think that
guy is gonna step up to the microphone and say,
I've gotta be honest with you. The economy is about
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to go to crap. It's about to be a total recession.
There's probably nothing I can do about it. You're all
on your own. That's not Donald Trump. That's not at
all Donald Trump. That's not going to happen. Now. I
hope the same thing you hope. I hope, for the
sake of the people, not worried about popularity numbers, poll numbers.
(33:56):
I hope for the sake of the people, we do
not slam into a recession like it looks like we
might already be in. To be honest with you, it
looks like we might be in a recession when you
look at the jobs market, how it's contracting, twenty five
percent of the companies out there saying they're pulling back.
It's everywhere. It's across the industry, honestly, every industry. Don't
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think that this one that I do. Don't think that
radio is exempt from it either. It's been horrible, to
be honest, it's been heartbreaking. All these people in radio
hosts and producers and these programmers, salespeople across the board,
across the company companies, I mean across the industry. People
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are being let go. There is an economic contraction happening
across the country. Please don't email in and think that
I just told you I'm about to be fired. I'm
not going anywhere else. I'm just fine. Don't worry. Hopefully
Chris is going to be fired, but I will not
be fired. Corey and Chris not going to be here tomorrow,
but me would, no kidding. They're not going anywhere either.
(35:04):
But it's sad. It's very very sad right now. And
I hate I don't like when people lose their jobs anyway,
it doesn't matter the industry. I hate when people lose
their jobs extra going into the Christmas season. That's really
it's really tough. And that's how companies generally do it,
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because you're cleaning up your books to go into a
new year. So that's the normal time to fire people.
And I'm not judging any company that does it, then
that's how they do it. But I just hate that
for the people. I always hate that. So for the people,
I hope we're not going into a recession. As for Trump,
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We still have an hour hang on
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is a Jesse
Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday,
and we're gonna go over some more reaction from the
worst people on Earth to some of these appointments. Talk
about the corruption of Biden administration. Go through some emails
I don't know, have some laughs. I can't get the
mile off my face. And again I want to repeat this.
The best thing about all these picks, the rfks, the Tulsi's,
(00:39):
the Gates, the heg says that they are.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
All people who will look inward to reform what they're
taking over. Instead of taking over these posts and immediately
doing what all these other scumbags have done, treat it
like as some kind of an anointing so they can
rule over us, instead of doing that. Instead, they are
going to take over these posts and look inward to
(01:04):
clean out the corruption in gunk and filth. I cannot
believe how well this has gone so far, how hopeful
I am of what I've seen this stuff from Elon
Muskin Vivek alone, they're talking about potentially legally firing two
(01:24):
million federal employees. Oh my gosh, someone please hold me back.
I need sorry, I need a minute. I got to
sit down. Two million federal employees gone, oh got accidents,
Sign me up for it. Now, how is the system
reacting to it? Well, there's the standard Pocahontas reaction.
Speaker 3 (01:44):
Well, we're talking about with people like Matt Gates is
very different from what we're talking about with people like
Marco Rubio, and we just have to keep that in mind.
But do understand with Matt Gates, and you've already made
this point, he's not the only one out there who
is unqualified and who raises whole questions like Tulsi Gabbert,
(02:05):
does you really want her to have all of the
secrets of the United States and our defense intelligence agencies
when she has go so clearly been in Putin's pocket.
That just has to be a word.
Speaker 4 (02:18):
No.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
That only gets me more firmly behind her than I
was before, and I was already pretty firm. And then
there's John Bolton.
Speaker 5 (02:28):
Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
in history until they didn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
I should note right away when he said I thought
it was the worst cabinet appointment in history, he was
talking about Tulsi Gabbard. Remember who John Bolton is. John
Bolton is one of those guys who has wanted and
still wants to invade everywhere. Remember that long talk we
had last night about the military industrial complex and how
(02:58):
they all work with each other to an rich each other. Now,
it's never about the country, of course, it's never about
the troops, it's never about you, it's never about protecting America.
It's all just about money and power. John Bolton, he
sits on the board of whatever that evil system happens
to be. John Bolton is invaded everywhere all the time.
(03:18):
So anyway, that's where he comes at this front.
Speaker 5 (03:20):
Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
in history until they hadn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment. Really,
my reaction was that this is like the legend of Caligula,
the Roman emperor who wanted to nominate his horse as
a Roman consul. He had to be a Roman senator
(03:43):
at the time to be a consul, and it was
intended to show how demeaned and degraded the Roman Senate
had become. So now we're going to see whether the
American Senate can stand up and reject two people who
are totally unqualified, unfit professionally, and really lacking in the
(04:03):
im moral characteristics the character that you need to hold
these jobs. I think this vote should be one hundred
to nothing against both of them.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
Yeah, this is only making me love them more. Well.
Speaker 6 (04:14):
To the President, I say, no, seriously, who is your
pick for attorney general? Because this pick is a middle
finger to Democrats and sane Republicans.
Speaker 1 (04:25):
Yes, exactly, That's why I like it. Here's Andy McCabe.
What are the implications of having Matt Gates as Attorney general?
Speaker 4 (04:32):
There's so many things that kind of jump out to you,
and you hear that the prospect of that nomination. But
I think the first thing that really impresses me is
what it says about Donald Trump's intention for the Justice
Department and the FBI. Now, Matt Gates is obviously wholly
unqualified for this job. He's someone who, I mean, quite frankly,
(04:54):
couldn't get hired by the FBI if he's have you
ever been interested in that, which I'm sure he never.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Was, As if that's some kind of a badge of
honor to be hired by the FBI. Now, maybe Matt
Gates didn't want to arrest school board Mark.
Speaker 4 (05:08):
Probably couldn't qualify for a clearance Matt Gates.
Speaker 1 (05:13):
Maybe Matt Gates didn't want a gun down a fat
old man in Utah who needed a cane to walk around.
We still never seen that body cam footage.
Speaker 4 (05:19):
I should as by his own statement, some of those
you just played. No interest in the FBI or the
Department of Justice, no respect for the work that they
do or for the people that do that work.
Speaker 1 (05:30):
He is, yes, correct, that's that's also me too, no
respect at all. I just want you to know that
that's how a lot of us feel. You worthless, piece
of crass.
Speaker 4 (05:39):
Singularly, a disruptor. He is someone who's been selected because
of his interest and desire to go into the organization
and tear things apart, you know, like we get rid
of people, stop doing a lot of the work that
the Justice Department is currently doing. Yes, and that is
just you know, we spent a lot of months.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
This is going so well, keep going, andy, Yes, this
is all true.
Speaker 4 (06:02):
Debating whether or not Donald Trump actually means the things
he says about the Department of Justice and the FBI,
whether he's actually going to try to really dismantle those
organizations in a serious way. I think the selection of
Matt Gates is a clear indication of just how squarely
he intends to do that.
Speaker 1 (06:22):
Man, what is Trump's problem? Why would Donald Trump? Why
would you want to clean out corruption at the DOJ
and the FBI. He acts like the FBI went through
his wife's underwear drawer. Oh wait, they actually did that.
He acts like the DOJ appointed a special counsel to
try to throw him in prison so he couldn't win
(06:43):
an election. Oh wait, of course he did that. Look,
all of you bad people in Washington, all of you
bad people like Anny McCabe, FBI, DJ you should have
been listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. You should have
hate listened like all the other comedies due to the
Jesse Kelly Show. Because I warned you repeatedly about the
dangers of going all in, the dangers of pushing all
(07:07):
your chips to the center of the table. You all
operated as if stopping Donald Trump was the only thing
that mattered in the world, and you sold out. You
broke every norm, you broke every law, You sold out
every last bit of your credibility in an effort to
stop him. The problem with going all in is sometimes
(07:29):
you lose. And now you lost, and now he's coming
with a mandate. We'll see how he goes. Let's do
some emails, Jesse. My boyfriend and I listen to your
show every weeknight, big fans. I was an idiot democrat
until my man opened my eyes. He started playing your
show for me, and I learned so much in the
past two years. He actually met you once at a
(07:51):
book signing last year. He offered you a pack of
crayons to autograph your book. That's not nice. I remember that.
Thank you for doing what you do. Some idiot liber
can be taught, says I can say her name. Her
name is Eden. Oh you know she's hot, right? What
Chris what? What? Don't you agree? You people believe in
(08:12):
Eden too? That's old testaments. You know, any chick named
Eden is what? Chris what? The only eating you knows?
A redhead? Of course? See what I mean? Well, I
don't get me wrong. You know she's dangerous with a
name like Eden. Watch yourself, yoh yeah, watch yourself. You
better have stab protection on at all times. You never
(08:33):
know she's gonna go crazy. Anya, you might come home
and she'll be eating your goldfish or something like that.
You have no idea, but guaranteed smoking hot. Chris Jesse,
kindly try to remember and remind your friend Pete that
there are women in the military serving in difficult and
dangerous positions. Think Afghanistan withdraw before you start talking last time.
(08:54):
Women are veterans in active duty too. I have no
idea what this woman's harping about.
Speaker 7 (08:59):
Soon.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
I mean, this is when Pete said he didn't want
women on the front lines in combat roles. And I'm
assuming you're also talking about how I said the same thing,
And yeah, that's exactly what I think. And honestly, it's
because of some of the things you just talked about. Lady,
What the heck are you talking about. Women shouldn't be
out there getting blown up for this country. That's a
(09:20):
man's role. It's a man's job. Women should not be
dying at the hands of terrorists in ak forty sevens.
I don't like it when men do. A society should
protect its women. I know they're out there, women, I
already said they're out there. I get that they shouldn't be.
It's freaking wrong. And if you're offended by anything I said.
I don't give a rat crap. I'm correct about it.
(09:41):
And you know what else, lady, I want you off
the naval ships too. It's not just frontline combat roles.
I'm way more extreme than Pete. I think integrating you
women into the United States Navy, into deployed naval naval ships,
that's what I mean. Not the Navy itself, that's fine,
they're fine in the Navy. Integrating you women onto deployed
naval vessels is one of the dumbest, most insane things
(10:02):
I've ever seen from any military in my entire lifetime.
Now we have these deployed naval vessels that turn into
nothing but drama and chicks getting pregnant and coming back
with sea bags full of money. Ah, you shouldn't say
that about women. I don't give a crap. If you're
offended at all, I'm right. This is not your mommy's show,
and I don't care if you're offended, Get the heck
(10:23):
off the Navy ships and get out of the combat units.
I remember the first time they put a woman in
charge of a Marine Corps infantry unit. I think it
was five minutes before she got pregnant. From someone in
the unit basic biology. It's not anti women, it's not
anti men. You throw a bunch of nineteen year old
women and men in a big steel tube and send
them out to the ocean for six months, bad things
(10:45):
are gonna happen. There's a reason we don't have a
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We'll be back. You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
You're welcome. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Let's talk
about something serious here before we get onto some emails
and some other things. So we do have I'm in
a great mood, as you can tell, and I'm very excited.
(12:14):
I'm very hopeful, and I know that comes through. I
know you're right there with me. I'll get your emails,
but we have to be ready for some problems for sure,
and fiscally, we are in dire, dire, dire straits. I
will tell you. Inflation went back up. It's up to
(12:35):
two point six percent, and it looks like we might
be heading into a recession. I talked to Peter Saint
On's today Heritage Foundation, and he thinks as well that
we're heading into a recession, to which I asked him immediately,
same question you're asking right now, Well, can Trump avert that?
Can Trump avert that? And Peter said maybe. The way
(12:58):
Peter described it to me his words, he said, Trump
is walking into such a disastrous fiscal situation that he's
essentially jumping onto a treadmill that's already going ten miles
an hour, and he's really really going to have to
pull off quite a miracle he is. Well, look, here's
(13:22):
here's why Biden's swamp record one point eight trillion in regulations.
That's eight hundred times what Trump did in four years
the Biden administration took over. Regulations are the least sexy
thing to talk about because they're kind of confusing. What
even is a regulation? What does this mean? Regulations are
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this huge weight that burdens down a society that because
Democrats are all communists, they get elected and promptly put
in as many as humanly possible, and it just weighs
society down for four years. Here's another one, how the
Pentagon quietly spent one billion dollars of inflation relief money.
(14:05):
Here's another one. Biden Harris Department spent tens of millions
annually on DEI. It's just over and over and over again,
with the exception of the steroid fighting hamsters, all this
money is wasted, completely wasted, and it has dragged this
country down for four years. Now. We are over regulated,
(14:26):
we are overtaxed. We are dragged down by the endless
illegal immigration. The illegal immigration, it's even killing the housing market.
Do you realize that you understand that if mass deportation happens,
we're going to be looking at more affordable homes. That's
(14:47):
because we're talking ten to fifteen million new homes dropping
onto the market that aren't currently on the market. That
many new homes injected into the market will decrease the
price homes are about to become more affordable. So but
anyway back to what we just the negative stuff here.
We are going to suffer for a while from electing
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Joe Biden for four years. We just are Elections have consequences,
as you know, you already know that if you if
you let yourself go, let's say, get really fat, you
let yourself go. I say that because I'm getting pretty
fat right now. I've been super lazy for a couple months.
I think I've worked out once in a month. It
(15:31):
was I have every excuse in the world, travel and
the funeral and busy and stuff. But I've just been
a fat, lazy pig. I was looking at myself in
the mirror today and I know I don't look at
it's because I'm six eight, so I'm always going to
be slim. But I have a little Buddha belly going
down there. But we little one, mind you, but it
was there, and I'm looking down, I'm thinking, oh gosh,
what is that. You're getting pretty soft. Let's let's say
(15:52):
you're like me, and you let yourself go for a
little bit, and then you wake up tomorrow morning and
you work out. Say away up tomorrow morning and I
intend to wake up live. Maybe I'll go for a
little ruck, get a good sweat on it. Hurt. Well,
that's good. Good, you're heading in the right direction. But
you are still going to have to pay for the
(16:15):
month of letting yourself go. There's still going to be
a penalty there. When I get back from that ruck,
my name might hurt because I'm carrying around extra five
pounds a belly fat. You understand, well, we aren't going
to when it comes to presidents and the damaged presidents
can do like the Biden administration did. You don't just
(16:37):
swap them out and all as well. We will suffer
in various ways for quite a while by it, because
we elected people who hate the country. We do you
can't give people who hate the country the power to
wreck it as fast as possible for four years and
(16:59):
then walk away unscathed, or even really fix everything they broke.
That's a good point, Chris. Chris said, we're still feeling
the Obama administration. Of course we are. You know why.
You go into your doctor's office now and he never
really talks to you. He sits and faces the computer
and just clicks a bunch of buttons as he asks
you questions. So when was the last time and you
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did all clicking buttons. It's no more personal care, no
more nothing. And after he gets done clicking all the forms,
he turns around and tells you the nineteen prescriptions you're
qualified for, and he does sound familiar. You want to
know why that is. That's Barack Obama. Barack Obama did
multiple things to destroy healthcare in this country. And look,
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Obama's been gone forever. I realize he's still very much involved.
But Obama's been gone forever. We're still feeling it. We
never got it, repeat, we never got Obamacare repealed. And
now you feel it to this day, my kids, to
this day, my kids feel the effects of the Barack
Obama administration. When you elect Democrats, When the country loses
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its mind and elects Democrats, the country will pay for
electing Democrats for years, in years and years after the
Democrats are already gone. That is the sad truth of it.
All right, all right, now, we are going to do
some emails before we get to this illegal immigration talk
and some great things from Rand Paul. Next, what, Chris,
(18:28):
we can make jokes. It's fine, we get that right.
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show,
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three Chris? What are you giving me a thumbs up for?
Over there? Did you just enjoy the show? Oh? You're
saying the questions are already coming in hot and heavy.
I know they are, Chris, Chris, I know they are
because I asked for it. Chris. When you what when
you have incredible celebrity like I do as a radio host,
what could be more glorious and glamorous than talking into
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a microphone. When you have that kind of power, I
don't want to call myself. It's not godlike, right, it's
not godlike, but whatever is right below that, that's pretty
much what I have. And so Demigod actually, yeah, exactly
think of me. Not like God, please, Lord, don't strike
me out. Not God, but more like a thor more
(19:37):
more of a thor type. What Chris I am? You're
just jealous Coriuniversity Hire. I got a little tested today
and a lot.
Speaker 2 (19:44):
Was said on the campaign trail like Trump is a
dangerous threat to our country in our democracy.
Speaker 1 (19:49):
Was there an apology today?
Speaker 7 (19:51):
I'm sorry?
Speaker 1 (19:52):
Was there an apology from the apology from President Biden
for the words some of the world you use?
Speaker 7 (19:56):
An apology from the president President Biden.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
To President Electrump for some of the words that was
used on the Kpatrick Look.
Speaker 7 (20:04):
And I've answered this a couple of times about a
threat to democracy in the past week. The president is
going to always feel obligated to be honest with the
American people. What he says still stands.
Speaker 1 (20:20):
Jesse, I literally listened to the show daily stopped doing
that like you. I am a Gwatt veteran and would
never have talked to my son positively about joining the military.
When he asked questions about my time in the army,
I would be brief and pivot away from the conversation
as to not encourage him to even think about joining. Yesterday,
(20:41):
that conversation changed. I didn't realize it until after My
comments were way more positive. This morning. I told him
he would make a good soldier. Those words have literally
never left my mind but left my mouth. That the
difference is hope. The hag Seth Nomina has already produced. Well,
(21:02):
we've got to move ten.
Speaker 5 (21:03):
Nuss as heavy as ten boxers that you might be moving.
Speaker 1 (21:07):
His name is Brian. I feel it too. I'm not
running home to tell my boys to join the Marines,
but as far as the direction of the country, and
I know it's early written. None of these people we've
even taken power yet, and the system hasn't started fighting
back yet. And believe me, the system is most definitely
going to fight back. They're not just going to say, oh, well,
(21:29):
we lost, we're losing, let's pack it in. So I
realized we have all these mountains to climb. But I
am so heartened by these picks. These picks are all reformers.
It's nothing like the first Trump presidency, where the picks
were almost all losers. They were almost all rhinos in
losers and people who didn't have any idea how to
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get anything done, or people who were just going to
try to maintain the status quo. Jeff Losers Sessions. Well,
I mean I really should recuse my he It would
be the right thing to do. That stuff is gone
now and we have these reformers. It's a dream, Jesse.
If it looks like Matt Gates cannot be confirmed, the
solution is obvious. Do not have a confirmation confirmation vote.
(22:13):
Let Gates serve as a recess appointment. Yes, that very
well may happen if Trump doesn't think he has the votes. Jesse,
I heard you remark recently that choosing John Ratcliffe for
a senior position in the new Trump administration would be
a mistake. I've only ever heard good things about him.
I love seeing him demolish Struck with his testimony. Will
you provide some insight. That's not what I said. I
(22:35):
said I didn't like John Ratcliffe for Attorney general. There
are different roles. I love John Ratcliffe heading up the
CIA that he has been so good on that stuff.
He is one of the few former intelligence people who
flatly rejected all the Russian collusion hoak stuff. I view
AG as having a comp well and not I view
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it it has a completely different role. Is perfect for
going in and reforming and addressing Central Intelligence Agency. The
Attorney General he must do different things and in different ways.
And I've heard the DOJ described as a nest of vipers,
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and that really it's really what it comes down to.
It wasn't that Merrick Garland was this evil, tyrannical person individually.
It's that Merrick Garland, just like Joe Biden, was a weak,
pathetic shell of a man who handed over the reins
and roll of the DOJ to these vile little communists
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underneath him. And they're the ones who went crazy doing
the most evil stuff, weaponizing the Justice Department against their
political opponents, the most evil stuff, and they're all still there.
It is going to take a monumental task to get
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these career commie attorneys rooted out of the DOJ. It's
just going to be a different role. And I didn't
like that role. For Ratcliffe and other people I trust
shared that that was not that was not meant to be.
I hope you didn't take that wrong. That was not
a criticism of Ratcliffe. It was a criticism of Ratcliffe
(24:24):
being in that role. To be honest, I don't think
I would like Matt Gets in the CIA role. I
wouldn't like him for that role because of what we
need him to do and the things he's passionate about.
It's about choosing the right people for the right roles.
It's like, it's very similar to r FK Junior. R
(24:45):
FK Junior is still a big greenie. He doesn't even
believe in oil and things like that. He's still died
in the world democrat in many, many, many different ways.
But RFK Junior is really good, and I mean really
good about health. He is correct about a lot of things.
When it comes to how poisonous this food is in
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this country. He's correct when he talks about the chronic
diseases in young people that are rampant now that we're
never there before. He's one hundred percent correct about those things.
So if you can take that dog and turn him
loose on that specific thing, that's a good thing, all right.
It's a very good thing. And it's why all the
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bad people are mad about it.
Speaker 5 (25:29):
Well, I thought it was the worst cabinet level appointment
in history until they hadn't heard about the Matt Gates appointment. Really,
my reaction was that this is like the legend of Caligula,
the Roman emperor who wanted to nominate his horse as
a Roman consul. He had to be a Roman senator
(25:51):
at the time to be a consul, and it was
intended to show how demeaned and degraded the Roman Senate
had become.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
So now we're going to see whether wonderful Ran Paul,
I'm trying. You see, I almost don't feel like myself
anymore because I'm so hopeful Rand Paul vows to expose
the COVID cover up in his new chairman position. You see,
(26:19):
Ran Paul, he's taking over as chairman of the Homeland
Security Committee, and Ran Paul is maybe the only chance
we have in the United States Senate at getting any
kind of a COVID reckoning for all of us who
(26:40):
deserve it, and we almost all deserve it. If you're
listening to the sound of my voice, you deserve it.
If you had to wear a freaking mask in school
or work, you deserve it. If you were forced to
get that poisonous shot in your arm, you deserve it.
If your mom had to die alone in the hospital,
you deserve it. I have not forgotten and not forgiven,
(27:01):
and I have not let go the tyranny, the tyranny
that was put into place in this country because of
a chest cold. And we are deserving of some form
of a reckoning, some form of accounting, and Ran Paul
taking over the chairmanship of the Homeland Security Committee and
vowing to do that. We might just get something. Are
(27:25):
we gonna get doctor Fauci frog marched off to Fort Leavenworth. No,
but we might get something. And that's something, isn't it
all right? Trouble in Dome's headquarters. But first, still with
some illegal immigration talk since mass deportations in the news,
Hang on.
Speaker 8 (27:43):
This is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (27:48):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final segment of our
two on an amazing Thursday. Remember you can email the show.
You're asked Doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow jets at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Voicemails at eight seven seven three seven
seven four three seven three. So mass deportation, let's just
(28:11):
cover a little stat shall we before we get into
some of more of the resistance over the last five years.
This is from unusual whales. Over the last five years,
only four hundred and seventy nine thousand US born workers
were added to the US labor force compared two three
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point six million foreign born workers added to the labor force.
A reminder that this disastrous jobs market people are trying
to navigate right now. It gets better and better and
better as we start shipping people who don't belong here
back home. In a reminder that from now on. I
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know there are a lot of people who go back
and forth. I voted Republican this year, Democrat this year.
I understand they're for their own reasons. Maybe you're one
of those people people do that, But it is not
nineteen sixty five. It is not even nineteen ninety five.
Any vote you cast in your life for a Democrat
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at a national level, House, Senate, presidency, if you ever
cast a vote for a Democrat, you are voting to
open up the country. You are voting to open up
the border. You are voting to flood your country with
murderers and rapists. You're voting to destroy the housing market.
(29:43):
You're voting to destroy the jobs market. Because Democrats do
that on purpose. It is their entire purpose. It's why JB. Pritzker,
Governor of Illinois, talks like this.
Speaker 9 (29:54):
They're talking about rounding up people who are law abiding
undocumented immigrants in this country.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
Many of law abiding undocumented immigrants. That's not a thing.
You can't be law abiding and break into a country illegally,
and you can't be law abiding and stay in a
country illegally. It's a violation of the law.
Speaker 9 (30:20):
They're talking about rounding up people who are law abiding
undocumented immigrants in this country, many of whom are working,
paying taxes, not getting any benefits.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
For those taxes.
Speaker 9 (30:32):
I might add, and we have a law on the
books in the state of Illinois called the Trust Act,
which prohibits our local law enforcement and sheriffs and the
like from coordinating with the federal authorities. But we cannot
prohibit them federal law enforcement from coming into our state
to conduct raids or do anything else like that. Meanwhile,
(30:58):
I think it would be very difficult for them to
just spread out across the country. They don't have enough
manpower within the Department of Homeland Security in order to
carry that out. So look, I'm going to do everything
that I can to protect our undocumented they're residents of
our state.
Speaker 1 (31:15):
If you vote for a Democrat, you vote to open
up your country and flood your country with illegals, and
the Democrat you vote for will fight tooth and nail
to make sure they never go home. That's a fact.
Here's some more Pritzker for you.
Speaker 8 (31:30):
We also want to make sure that there isn't a
violation of people's rights with raids, for example, that are
done in coordination with local law enforcement on people who
are frankly holding down jobs and have been in this
country for many, many years. We think that's improper, and
in Illinois, that's not something that we would condone. There's
(31:51):
been some talk about using other states National Guard red
state national Guards to somehow come into a state and
try and enforce these new Stephen Miller inspired rules, and
that's just not something we're going to accept.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Told you the system was going to resist this because
it's a central part of their plan replacing you, You
the troublesome citizens. Let's do some emails, shall we, Chris,
Since we all know you're the brains behind this operation.
I'll just ask you. Not true. It sounds like it's
impossible to avoid a recession in twelve to eighteen months.
(32:31):
Should Trump start talking about that now? To stay ahead
of the narrative, that is not something that Donald Trump
is going to do. Donald Trump is not going to
start prepping the ground to have an economic downturn. That's
not his manner at all. I don't even know that
I would encourage him to do so. But I know
(32:53):
Donald Trump is not going to do something like that.
He's not that type of politician. He's not that type
of guy He's going to You know what Trump is like,
for better or worse, it's freaking hilarious. But Trump is
always Everything I do is the best and it's gonna
be the best. I mowed the lawn today and a
lot of people are saying it was the best mowing
(33:14):
of the lawn in history. And then I went and
made some scrambled eggs and look, I'm not saying this,
but you could say that they were the greatest scrambled
eggs ever. That's very much his way. You know what
his way is. You know him. You don't need me
to introduce Donald Trump to you. Do you think that
guy is gonna step up to the microphone and say,
I've gotta be honest with you. The economy is about
(33:36):
to go to crap. It's about to be a total recession.
There's probably nothing I can do about it. You're all
on your own. That's not Donald Trump. That's not at
all Donald Trump. That's not going to happen. Now. I
hope the same thing you hope. I hope, for the
sake of the people, not worried about popularity numbers, poll numbers.
(33:56):
I hope for the sake of the people, we do
not slam into a recession like it looks like we
might already be in. To be honest with you, it
looks like we might be in a recession when you
look at the jobs market, how it's contracting, twenty five
percent of the companies out there saying they're pulling back.
It's everywhere. It's across the industry, honestly, every industry. Don't
(34:20):
think that this one that I do. Don't think that
radio is exempt from it either. It's been horrible, to
be honest, it's been heartbreaking. All these people in radio
hosts and producers and these programmers, salespeople across the board,
across the company companies, I mean across the industry. People
(34:42):
are being let go. There is an economic contraction happening
across the country. Please don't email in and think that
I just told you I'm about to be fired. I'm
not going anywhere else. I'm just fine. Don't worry. Hopefully
Chris is going to be fired, but I will not
be fired. Corey and Chris not going to be here tomorrow,
but me would, no kidding. They're not going anywhere either.
(35:04):
But it's sad. It's very very sad right now. And
I hate I don't like when people lose their jobs anyway,
it doesn't matter the industry. I hate when people lose
their jobs extra going into the Christmas season. That's really
it's really tough. And that's how companies generally do it,
(35:24):
because you're cleaning up your books to go into a
new year. So that's the normal time to fire people.
And I'm not judging any company that does it, then
that's how they do it. But I just hate that
for the people. I always hate that. So for the people,
I hope we're not going into a recession. As for Trump,
he looks a lot better having him there than dome.
Could you imagine if we had dome to navigate through it,
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