June 2, 2026 • 36 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show. We have all kinds of things. There's
a dark story out of New York. I'll get to
that in a moment. We'll get to this Trump call
with Net and Yahoo last night, and I don't think
I'm believing the salacious reporting kind of but we'll get
to all the details on that. Ah, that and so
(00:37):
much more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse
Kelly's Show. All right, So first I want to get
to something a little bit darker. We generally, as human beings,
we have something that sticks out to us when we
think about a place, a place that we visit. Maybe
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when you go back to the you grew up in
a there's an ice cream shop you always ate at
and you think about that. Maybe you even eat there
if it's still there. Maybe there's a scenic lookout, a
hiking trail, but whatever, it can be various things. There's
just there's some part of every place you go, if
you enjoyed it, that you associate with it and it
(01:20):
just becomes it becomes part of it, right, makes sense,
becomes part of it. New York City. Maybe you've been,
maybe you haven't. You know I love it. New York
City is one of the great food cities I've ever
been to, maybe the greatest. It is amazing, and I
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live in a great food city. Houston, Texas is. For
anything negative you might say about it, Houston, Texas is
we can eat here. We can eat even it probably
is not New York City. New York City's amazing, and
there are just certain things that I associate with New
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York City, and it pains me to watch those things
go away or die as New York City falls on
hard times. I try to make it a priority to
eat one truly great meal every time I am in
New York City. And so I can't even count how
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many times I have gone to Times Square. When I
get there, I want to go see the lights and
the TVs and everything. And while I'm in Times Square,
I eat red Lobster. There is Why are you making faces, Chris?
(02:45):
There is it? Look, there's something about New York City
makes you want fine seafood. It certainly does for me.
I saw this headline today, I almost cried. Red Lobster
to close Times Square restaurant after more than twenty years.
I bet you, I bet you. I've been going to
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that red lobster for twenty years. Twenty years of history
gone like that, what Chris, and now it tells you
the real state of the city. When you're shutting down
red lobsters. When people in New York City no longer
want shrimp scampy, that should tell you a lot that's
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not good. Dou samam hey Jesse, I completely agree with
that Cuban immigrant. The day I took the oath to
become an American citizen, that was the moment my loyalty
switched to one thing, the US flag and any immigrant
like Indians that say otherwise, it's not an immigrant that
belongs here.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
There's no such thing as dual loyalty.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Unfortunately, there are way too many citizens in the US,
and I think you know who they are. They have
to be. They have dual citizenship and prime loyalty to
a foreign nation. That is not how it's supposed to be.
Says I can say his name or her name. I'm
two it's him Kirk. Well, I'm not exactly sure which one.
You're referring to citizens who are loyal to a foreign
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nation because they're everywhere in this freaking country, everywhere. I
actually have no idea who you're referring to, because our
system of immigration in this country since the sixties, it
has been treasonous. Remember that story I touched on the
other night. What's the last night? Ninety percent of post
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COVID jobs have gone to foreigners in this country, ninety
zero ninety percent. You mentioned I should know who you're
talking about. How would I ever know that. You've got
protests anti ice, protests where they're waving Mexican flags. You
got Somali's talking about Somalia this and Somali that, and
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how I'm here to serve this Somali committity.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
You can pick your group. You can pick your group,
and they will openly.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Tell you this is who I defend, this is who
I'm about, and that it's so common. Now here's my concern.
It's so common to hear these things. It doesn't even
really spark outrage in people anymore. People generally don't. They
don't think anything of it. If your neighbor is from L.
Salvador and all his family members are from L. Salvador
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and there's an L. Salvadorian flag flying in front of
the yard and they're celebrating El Salvadorian Independence Day, if
that is such a thing, and you can't see them
on July fourth, we just kind of shrug and think
to ourselves, Oh, well, that's kind of how it is. Now,
why is that how it is.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
That's not how a country is supposed to work.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
You're not supposed to fill it up with disloyal foreigners.
That's the way to destroy a country, and it is
destroying this country. It drives me crazy. People have asked me.
So many legal immigrants have emailed in because you know
how anti legal immigration. I am now to all immigration,
cut off, all legal, illegal, all of it. And so
I have all these legal immigrants will email it. Well,
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what about me? What about me? It's a simple question.
Are you an American or are you a wherever you
came from the answer to that question will tell me
everything I need to know. I'm an American. This is
my country. Good you can stay well. I also would
like to represent the interests of the Congo. You see, Nope,
get out, go back see you gobye go do go
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do Congo things over in the Congo. Have fun with
the dysentery. Goodbye. See you later, Jesse as the bottom candidate.
Do you think that's where tall Rico derives his political power?
Is it fair to say he's the power bottom candidate?
(06:51):
You know, I never really considered why are you making faces? Chris?
I never considered that. Is that? Is that where bottom
tallerrine go. Is that where he truly gets.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
His mouth when I launched this campaign, or that the
real fight in this country is not left versus right,
it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
I'd say you're probably right about that. What I would
say you're probably right about that. Hey, Jesse, I'm sorry
to hear about your soundboard didn't make it out of
or the soundboard didn't make it out of the sprinkler flood.
Speaker 1 (07:23):
It always added a little flavor to the show. Maybe
you could improvise and do the sounds a cappella. Acappella
is a fancy word for vocals only, or better yet,
make Chris do them. I've decided that I'm going to
start doing all the sound bites just myself until by
the way, I do think the soundboard made it. Chris,
(07:44):
you went to the studio today, right, okay?
Speaker 2 (07:46):
Jewish producer Chris, I'm almost positive he was not allowed
when you were not.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
I knew you weren't okay.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
Jewish producer Chris is a filthy criminal, and he made
an illegal entry into our studio. The cops won't let
anybody in the bild the city shut the building down.
Chris went in there to go grab some things and
check and see if we okay. Chris, is the portrait okay,
portrait's good to go? Well, that's what matters. The portrait
of me is still okay. And he said, soundboard's good.
(08:16):
I think our studio is fine. Now that's the good news.
There's another part of this. I'm still not sure we're
going to be able to go back. It seems like
every time I talk to somebody, I'm getting a different story.
So my precious soundboard, with all the great sounds and
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things like that, the fun we have, I don't know
when it's going to return. I've heard Friday, I've heard Monday,
I've heard hopefully next week. I've heard a variety of things.
And having lived forty four years, these things are all
sounding like it's going to be a long time. That's
what all these things are sounding like to me. But
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who knows? I do I nearly missed my soundboard, but
we will somehow try to get by. Look just dwell
on this.
Speaker 3 (09:05):
My mouth when I launched this campaign, or that the
real fight in this country is not left versus right,
it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
All right. I wasn't even going to bother with it.
But since a bunch of people are hot on it,
and for various reasons, I'll touch on this Trump phone
call with net and Yahoo. I have every email from
every perspective on this. You can possibly imagine for those
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who are not on the up and up last night,
this happened late last night. It's like eight o'clock our time.
The story came out AXEOS. I want to make sure
I cite them, because that's going to matter here. A
CEOs put out a report, one of those inside scoop things.
In the quote inside scoop. The report had Donald Trump
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dog cussing netting Yahoo on the phone in response to
Netton Yahho doing strikes on HESB law inside of Lebanon.
According to the report, If that sounds like a disclaimer,
good because that's what it is. According to the report,
Trump was yelling at net and Yahoo and even said,
(10:23):
what the beep are you doing? And that beep started
with an F. Okay, let's talk about this briefly. Hang on.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
Fighting for your freedom every day.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful Tuesday. You can email the show Jesse
at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1 (10:51):
Now let's talk about this little. As you can tell,
I'm not.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
That worried about it, this little trump Net and Yahoo
dust up of some kind. There there's been enough reporting
now we know there was some kind of dust up
on the phone. How bad it got, I don't know.
But let's rewind and do a little history, not ancient history,
Trump history here and a little Trump perspective that I
(11:15):
think might bring this into perspective. First of all, I
do not know Donald Trump. I've never met him. I
don't know when I would meet him. I don't know
Donald Trump. I need to stress that. But I do
know quite a few people who are very close with
Donald Trump. Quite a few people, and pretty much every
(11:38):
one of them, certainly the dudes have told me that
he can hand out a butt chewing in private that'll
make you cry. Sean Spicer told him. Memory. Sean Spicer
is my buddy. He was Trump's former press secretary. Sean
Spicer told me that he had said something wrong at
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a press conference. It wasn't as if he said something egregious,
but essentially he got ahead of Trump on something before
Trump wanted it out there.
Speaker 1 (12:07):
He spoke and said something Trump.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
Didn't once said yet. And Sean and he's laughing telling
the story. Sean and Trump are very close, but he
said Trump just dog cussed him up and down. The
public face of Donald Trump since before he became a politician. Yeah,
it could be a little crass, right, he's gonna cuss
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or something like that, But he's really a pretty affable guy.
I know the communists have decided that he's some angry dude.
Trump is unbelievably nice and famous for that famously nice
kind of people. He's gonna throw on a smile, give
you a hug. That's Donald Try It's one of those
kind of charming guys in public. And I'm not saying
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he's not that way in private. I'm not saying he's lying.
But privately, if Trump is angry with you, you are
going to hear it. It does not mean at all
that it's the end of the world. Oh and that's
a good point, Chris. Jewish producer Chris just brought up
the fact that Sean Spicer also told me Trump's the
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first one to praise you if you do good. It's
not all bad. Right, But back to Trump, People who
have never been in a business world, or a military setting,
or police officers something like that do not understand something.
Getting angry with people, even yelling at them, maybe even
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cussing at them. Treating people sternly is not universally a
bad thing. It's oftentimes just how business is done. It's
how people learn. Do you think there's a reason that
the drill instructors aren't powdering your butt for you in
Marine corbu camp. They're screaming, they're yelling, they're insulting. It's miserable,
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it's uncomfortable, because that is a way people improve, and
it teaches you not to take all these things personally.
That's how big boy business is done. That's how big
boy politics are done. That's how deals are done. Sometimes
the boss is gonna call you in and call you
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a beeping moron, and that day is not great, right,
and you're thinking maybe I should have got an HR. No,
you should suck it. Up and go home and come
back tomorrow and do better the next day. It's not
a big deal. Your boss already forgot about it. He
got it all out of his system. Let it go right.
And that is very much how Trump does business. So
we know that part of it. We also know this
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part of it. Donald Trump is always trying to make
a deal. He's also always trying to make a peace deal.
You know, we gloss over because they're not super important
stories to us. We gloss over for a lot of
the peace things or peaceful things. Donald Trump has broken
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in his what now, five years, five and a half
years of being president of the United States of America,
Donald Trump has calmed down a lot. Remember India and Pakistan,
two nuclear powers. They were killing each other. Trump stepped
up and said, ah, hey, hey, hey, fell hold on,
hold on, but let's do a trade deal. Stops Ione, stop,
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will work this. He got that worked out. Thailand. I
could go down the list. Donald Trump, when two powers
are fighting, does not like it. He wants peace and
he wants a deal. For Donald Trump, everything is just, hey,
let's make a deal. Let's make money. Why are we fighting?
Fighting isn't profitable making deals as profitable. Put down the missiles,
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pick up a check book, and let's work this thing
out so we can all make a lot of money.
And that is a very very very or i should say,
can be a very very very effective way of doing
foreign policy. That's how Trump does foreign policy. Whenever there's
a squabble anywhere, let's just work out a deal. Everyone
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wants a nicer car, trying to put your kids through college. Hey, Abdul,
come on in, sit down, let's have a talk. We'll
work this out. Right. Let's build you a resort. You
want to resort.
Speaker 1 (16:21):
How Donald Trump looks at things, and it works.
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Sometimes. It didn't work in Russia Ukraine. It's not Trump's fault. Nobody,
nobody could bring peace to Russia Ukraine. Oh, they'll eventually
be peace. God knows how many people are going to
die in the course of that whole thing. They'll eventually
be peace. But nobody, assuming the office of the presidency,
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could have brought peace to that conflict because there's a
lot of bad blood there, historic bad blood there, and
neither side wants to stop. They don't want to hear
about a deal. They don't want a new resort, not
interested in a casino. Nope, they're interested in killing each other.
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Brings me to Trump and net and Yahoo. I'll get
to that in a second. Before I get to that,
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(17:35):
to sit around, you want to do anything. It's why
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(17:58):
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(18:41):
are welcome Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. So back
to the Trump Net and Yahoo call. I already recapped
it last night. Let me recap it again for you,
just very very briefly, give me a minute on it.
There are three entities involved in this war, America, Iran,
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and Israel. Trump is trying to make a deal. He's
trying to brok her a piece steel. He understands one
hundred and fifty dollars a barrel oil. That's probably a
global recession in Republicans getting destroyed in the midterms. Donald
Trump understands that he's trying to get out, got himself
involved in something that he now wants to end. Trump
wants it to stop. Israel does not. Israel is trying
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to settle all family business, get rid of Hamasque, get
rid eleven on, wipe out the Iranian regime, while the
American military is sitting there with all of its might.
This is the opportunity in their minds to do this.
Israel doesn't want it to stop. They're looking at this
as a chance to get rid of their number one enemy,
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who's declared they're gonna kill every Israeli. So is Israel thinks,
here's our opportunity. So already, if just that was the case,
we want it to stop. Israel does not. That already
makes the peace process almost impossible. The Iranians, they might
not want it to stop, they sure don't seem like
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they're that interested in making it stop. I'm sure there's
division inside the government. Some do, some don't, But the Iranians,
so no matter what, one third of the groups don't
want it to stop, two thirds. Maybe that leaves Donald
Trump's hands unbelievably tied. Now back to the Trump making
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a deal thing. And in some ways you can't make
a deal. He couldn't bring peace in Russia Ukraine because
Russians aren't tired of killing Ukrainians and Ukrainians aren't tired
of killing Russians, so there's no deal to be made.
They don't care about a trade deal Israel and Iran.
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Donald Trump, he is previous. Lee loudly complained that Israel
doesn't seem like they want to stop. Do you remember
remember when Donald Trump broke her to ceasefire. Hey, there's
going to be a quick ceasefire. And the ceasefire wasn't
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going to take effect for I think it was six
hours if I remember, it might have been four. But
the ceasefire officially was going to start hours away. Okay.
During that time, the Israeli military launched a huge barrage
of bombs and missiles leading up to the ceasefire. Trump
(21:43):
was furious about it. He said this in public, we
obviously have to beep it for the radio, but there
was no beeping. He said this loudly in public. We
basically have two countries that have been fighting so long
and so hard that they don't know what the fuck
they're doing.
Speaker 1 (22:02):
You understand that.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
Did that sound like a happy man? That sounded like
a guy who's sitting down trying to get a deal done,
and he's angry that the sides look so belligerent they're
not interested in getting a deal done. So back to
what happened yesterday. Lebanon, specifically, Hesbelah in Lebanon is a huge,
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huge problem for Israel. They're very capable for US, much
more capable than Hamas and things like that.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
They're they're very good. They just are. They're very good.
Speaker 2 (22:38):
All the super Ninja Specops BK guys, they all tell
me the same thing. These guys train they're they're good.
Hesbelah is a problem. Israel has obviously wanted to get
Hesbelah off of its border for a long time. You know,
half those rockets you see every time you see a
report about rockets raining down in Tel Aviv, half of
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them are coming from Lebanon. Right, Israel understandably wants that
to stop. Israel doesn't want to cease fire with Lebanon.
Iran does want a cease fire because they don't want
the Israelis nuking their hez Bala outlets in Lebanon. Iran
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remember Hezblas the Iranian military essentially part of it, a
subset of it. Iran doesn't want that. So when Trump
is saying, hey, no more shooting, no more killing, no
more nothing, everyone stop, and then Israel launches a big
attack on b Root, that's when you're going to get
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phone calls like the one that's been reported now. What.
The reason I stress that it was just an Axios
report is because since the initial report came out, and
the initial report was Trump just dog cussin' Net and Yahoo.
He said things to him. Well, according to the initial report,
this is what he says, you're beep being crazy. You'd
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be if you'd be in prison if it wasn't for me.
I'm saving your beep. Everyone hates you now, everyone hates
Israel because of this. Okay, again that I don't Maybe
he said it, maybe he didn't, I don't know. I
don't know that I'm believing Trump dropped all that. I mean,
that's really emptying your purse right there. I'm not sure
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if Trump dumped all that in Net and Yahu's lab,
but I think we all understand it was a very
tense call, and that is why I don't think that's
going to be the last one of those. We have
different motivations, and this is always a problem. We've we've
talked about this on the show. This is always a
problem with alliances when you join together with another country
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in fighting a war. Oftentimes you join together to fight
a war because obviously what you share a common enemy,
but sharing a common enemy is not the same thing
a sharing a common goal. That's a problem. It's always
a problem. This is not a new thing historically when
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it comes to alliances, that's always been a problem. Hey
I hate them. I hate them too, Hey we should
go attack them. Sounds good. Wait a minute, you want
to do what? No, no, not that, Hold on, why
are you doing? It's always a problem. It's going to
be a problem for the foreseeable future. And I can
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see a future. I can see a future where Israel
just breaks this thing off and goes on their own.
I have a hard time believing that. Because of the
amount of weapons they purchased from US, there's a lot
of things Trump could hold over their head. If Trump
was trying to force Israel's hand on something. And you
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know how pro Israel Trump is, I don't think he'd
want to start abusing and punishing Israel in the same
way he will someone else. Obviously he's got a real
heart for them. But I think there's a chance Israel
says no, no, no, no, this is our chance. We're going
for it if Iran, and think about this, no matter what,
Iran is weakened right now. We pasted their military badly
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Are they totally destroyed? Of course not, but we pasted
them bad so Iran, they're kind of on their knees.
They're down and out. I think even if Trump says
we are done with this whole thing, we're packing up
and leaving, I think there's a chance Israel keeps going
for a while. I do. I don't think Israel thinks
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they're going to have another shot at it. If a
Democrat gets into office, they're definitely not gonna have another
shot at it. Democrats hate Jews. Now certainly the Democrat
based does they just freaking despise Israel despise Jews? It.
Israel knows if the president in twenty twenty eight has
a D next to his name, I mean, you might
as well lose the president's number, right. He's not helping,
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he's not coming to help. I mean, Rudy, he's probably
as likely to attack you if he's a Democrat, as
he is going to help. Israel also knows that that's
pretty universal when it comes to young people. Not necessarily
you know, hatred or Jews thing, but when it comes
to young people, they don't care about foreign policy, and
they don't want to hear about foreign countries, any of them,
and they're not making a special exception for Israel like
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the right normally has. They don't want to hear about Lebanon.
They don't want to hear about China, Japan, Israel, South Korea, Argentina, Canada,
or they're tired of a crappy jobs market, high prices,
and they don't want to hear about some foreign country.
They don't. That's how it is. I think we forget
someone just tried to kill Trump. But first, let's talk
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about different fingers, same fists though. Hang on. Jesse Kelly
returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
fantastic Think Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
You can download the show if you miss any.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
Part of it. iHeart Spotify iTunes. Chris, So, it's pizza night.
Let me ask you something. You go in Little Caesars?
Why not?
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Why not?
Speaker 2 (28:15):
Why? What? Taking baker? We talking Papa Murphy's type or
grocery store type. You know. I don't even know if
Papa Murphy's exists anymore, but I think they do. I
just think there's only a few of them left. Papa Murphy's.
I swear they're not They're not a sponsor Papa Murphy's.
(28:37):
My sister worked at Papa Murphy's for a while when
we were kids, and every now and then she would
bring me home a pizza, and a free pizza when
you're young and poor is about as cherry as it gets.
Papa Murphy's. Everyone's gonna get mad at me for this,
but I swear if you try it, you will email
me and you'll thank me. Papa Murphy's does an incredible,
(29:04):
incredible creamy garlic sauce instead of pizza sauce. Stay with me,
Stay with me, stop, Chris, stop, give it a shot.
Instead of pizza sauce they use. You have to ask,
but they use a creamy garlic sauce, or if you
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ask them they do. They put a creamy garlic sauce
down cheese, pepperoni, or whatever jewish stuff you put on there. Chris,
it is way good. I will warn you they are
obviously putting minced chunks of garlic in there. You will
not be making out with your sweetie for about three
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years after you eat one of these things. It is
garlic laden, but it is fantastic, absolutely fantastic, mark my words.
Papa Murphy's creamy garlic sauce and then just get pepperoni
or something like that, or whatever your preferred toppings are.
It doesn't matter. Creamy garlic sauce goes with anybody? Well,
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what goes with anything anyway? I said, anybody. I bet
James Tallerico like.
Speaker 3 (30:10):
My mouth when I launched this campaign or that the
real fight in this country is not left versus right,
it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
I don't know why. He just seems like a creamy
garlic sauce fan. It's all what That's all I'm saying,
speaking of creamy garlic sauce. A Michigan Senate Senate candidate
is now running an ad in Michigan featuring lesbian I
think it was a Rick Pluta. He shouted out, we
(30:40):
think you're the first, and then we said the first what?
And he said, the first gay couple to be married
in Michigan.
Speaker 4 (30:50):
It's going to take all of us locking arms, going
back to back in a fight for in America where
nobody's right to contable, and you guys demonstrate that every day.
Speaker 2 (30:58):
So I'm just deeply.
Speaker 4 (30:59):
Grateful for your or I'm deeply grateful for you open
up your home and sharing your story and you know.
I'm grateful that you guys have built a loving relationship
and the marriage that is dignified with all the dignity
of handy marriage.
Speaker 2 (31:13):
See, I told you I was going to do my
own sound bites. I could see that Chris nailed that one.
I used to be able to do a really good
one with my hands, but I don't know. It's been
a while. I haven't been in high school in a bit. Anyway,
maybe you're confused by that.
Speaker 1 (31:26):
Wait a minute, that's a dual. I'll say, what's he
doing with a couple of Lesbos?
Speaker 2 (31:31):
Is it that against Islam?
Speaker 1 (31:33):
They kill people like that in Muslim countries? Okay, Oh,
he's gone way in on this. What's happening here?
Speaker 4 (31:40):
I think there's a lot that we can do in
the US Senate. Part of that is procedural. Part of
that is passing laws that are going to further increase
the cost of engaging in hate crimes, making sure that
we are protecting the freedom to pray, how you choose
to pray, if you choose to pray, the freedom to
love how you choose to love, the freedom to be
who you are. But part of that is also normalization.
(32:03):
It's also partly being able to stand with and for
people who look differently, pray differently, love differently. You know,
this is the first day of Pride, a celebration of rights. Now,
I'm asked often about a certain set of firsts that
I would penetrate. I'd be the first Egyptian American senator.
I'll be the first multiple American senator. But the bigger
(32:25):
question for me is not about being the first of anything.
It's about being able to normalize that it's okay to
aspire to that highest ideal of citizenship and ask people
for their vote.
Speaker 1 (32:39):
How's that happen? How is that possible?
Speaker 2 (32:45):
Well? I just mentioned alliances. What brings two entities together
a common enemy? Values do not have to align in
order for two entities to become allies. The only thing
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necessary to ally two different entities is a common enemy.
How did the United States of America? How in the
world did we justify joining hands with the Soviet Union,
the murderous, the genocidal communist regime slaughtering people by the million,
(33:30):
and we knew this. How did we justify joining hands
with a regime like that? We don't share anything in common?
H ah, Yes, we did. We both wanted to make
war on Nazi Germany. You don't have to align your values.
(33:52):
That's one thing to take from this. The second thing
is something we've talked about a million times. There aren't
really separate communist groups. Some of the groups may think
they're separate, they're different, but they're not really. There's just
one group, Communism. They've found different units of malcontents and
(34:15):
join them together to make one big communist fist. So
don't ever get confused when you see the climate nutters
at a Black Lives Matter protests, when you see the
sharia law people hanging out with the LGBTQ demon mob
waving their pink feather boas and everything else to do,
(34:36):
don't ever be confused. These guys have nothing in common.
Yes they do. They're all just malcontents. They all want
to burn down Western civilization. They all want to destroy
everything that is good, and they share that, and for now,
that's all they need to share. Entire books have been
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written specifically on the Red Green Alliance because they share
a common enemy, and that common enemy is Western civilization.
All Right, we forget that someone just tried to kill
Trump again, that look at just passed through our minds.
We talk about that briefly, talk about a big win
we're getting out of the Trumpet administration. I'm shocked by
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Speaker 2 (00:15):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Jesse Kelly Show. We have all kinds of things. There's
a dark story out of New York. I'll get to
that in a moment. We'll get to this Trump call
with Net and Yahoo last night, and I don't think
I'm believing the salacious reporting kind of but we'll get
to all the details on that. Ah, that and so
(00:37):
much more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse
Kelly's Show. All right, So first I want to get
to something a little bit darker. We generally, as human beings,
we have something that sticks out to us when we
think about a place, a place that we visit. Maybe
(00:58):
when you go back to the you grew up in
a there's an ice cream shop you always ate at
and you think about that. Maybe you even eat there
if it's still there. Maybe there's a scenic lookout, a
hiking trail, but whatever, it can be various things. There's
just there's some part of every place you go, if
you enjoyed it, that you associate with it and it
(01:20):
just becomes it becomes part of it, right, makes sense,
becomes part of it. New York City. Maybe you've been,
maybe you haven't. You know I love it. New York
City is one of the great food cities I've ever
been to, maybe the greatest. It is amazing, and I
(01:41):
live in a great food city. Houston, Texas is. For
anything negative you might say about it, Houston, Texas is
we can eat here. We can eat even it probably
is not New York City. New York City's amazing, and
there are just certain things that I associate with New
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York City, and it pains me to watch those things
go away or die as New York City falls on
hard times. I try to make it a priority to
eat one truly great meal every time I am in
New York City. And so I can't even count how
(02:25):
many times I have gone to Times Square. When I
get there, I want to go see the lights and
the TVs and everything. And while I'm in Times Square,
I eat red Lobster. There is Why are you making faces, Chris?
(02:45):
There is it? Look, there's something about New York City
makes you want fine seafood. It certainly does for me.
I saw this headline today, I almost cried. Red Lobster
to close Times Square restaurant after more than twenty years.
I bet you, I bet you. I've been going to
(03:07):
that red lobster for twenty years. Twenty years of history
gone like that, what Chris, and now it tells you
the real state of the city. When you're shutting down
red lobsters. When people in New York City no longer
want shrimp scampy, that should tell you a lot that's
(03:30):
not good. Dou samam hey Jesse, I completely agree with
that Cuban immigrant. The day I took the oath to
become an American citizen, that was the moment my loyalty
switched to one thing, the US flag and any immigrant
like Indians that say otherwise, it's not an immigrant that
belongs here.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
There's no such thing as dual loyalty.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Unfortunately, there are way too many citizens in the US,
and I think you know who they are. They have
to be. They have dual citizenship and prime loyalty to
a foreign nation. That is not how it's supposed to be.
Says I can say his name or her name. I'm
two it's him Kirk. Well, I'm not exactly sure which one.
You're referring to citizens who are loyal to a foreign
(04:14):
nation because they're everywhere in this freaking country, everywhere. I
actually have no idea who you're referring to, because our
system of immigration in this country since the sixties, it
has been treasonous. Remember that story I touched on the
other night. What's the last night? Ninety percent of post
(04:36):
COVID jobs have gone to foreigners in this country, ninety
zero ninety percent. You mentioned I should know who you're
talking about. How would I ever know that. You've got
protests anti ice, protests where they're waving Mexican flags. You
got Somali's talking about Somalia this and Somali that, and
(04:56):
how I'm here to serve this Somali committity.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
You can pick your group. You can pick your group,
and they will openly.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Tell you this is who I defend, this is who
I'm about, and that it's so common. Now here's my concern.
It's so common to hear these things. It doesn't even
really spark outrage in people anymore. People generally don't. They
don't think anything of it. If your neighbor is from L.
Salvador and all his family members are from L. Salvador
(05:27):
and there's an L. Salvadorian flag flying in front of
the yard and they're celebrating El Salvadorian Independence Day, if
that is such a thing, and you can't see them
on July fourth, we just kind of shrug and think
to ourselves, Oh, well, that's kind of how it is. Now,
why is that how it is.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
That's not how a country is supposed to work.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
You're not supposed to fill it up with disloyal foreigners.
That's the way to destroy a country, and it is
destroying this country. It drives me crazy. People have asked me.
So many legal immigrants have emailed in because you know
how anti legal immigration. I am now to all immigration,
cut off, all legal, illegal, all of it. And so
I have all these legal immigrants will email it. Well,
(06:07):
what about me? What about me? It's a simple question.
Are you an American or are you a wherever you
came from the answer to that question will tell me
everything I need to know. I'm an American. This is
my country. Good you can stay well. I also would
like to represent the interests of the Congo. You see, Nope,
get out, go back see you gobye go do go
(06:30):
do Congo things over in the Congo. Have fun with
the dysentery. Goodbye. See you later, Jesse as the bottom candidate.
Do you think that's where tall Rico derives his political power?
Is it fair to say he's the power bottom candidate?
(06:51):
You know, I never really considered why are you making faces? Chris?
I never considered that. Is that? Is that where bottom
tallerrine go. Is that where he truly gets.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
His mouth when I launched this campaign, or that the
real fight in this country is not left versus right,
it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
I'd say you're probably right about that. What I would
say you're probably right about that. Hey, Jesse, I'm sorry
to hear about your soundboard didn't make it out of
or the soundboard didn't make it out of the sprinkler flood.
Speaker 1 (07:23):
It always added a little flavor to the show. Maybe
you could improvise and do the sounds a cappella. Acappella
is a fancy word for vocals only, or better yet,
make Chris do them. I've decided that I'm going to
start doing all the sound bites just myself until by
the way, I do think the soundboard made it. Chris,
(07:44):
you went to the studio today, right, okay?
Speaker 2 (07:46):
Jewish producer Chris, I'm almost positive he was not allowed
when you were not.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
I knew you weren't okay.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
Jewish producer Chris is a filthy criminal, and he made
an illegal entry into our studio. The cops won't let
anybody in the bild the city shut the building down.
Chris went in there to go grab some things and
check and see if we okay. Chris, is the portrait okay,
portrait's good to go? Well, that's what matters. The portrait
of me is still okay. And he said, soundboard's good.
(08:16):
I think our studio is fine. Now that's the good news.
There's another part of this. I'm still not sure we're
going to be able to go back. It seems like
every time I talk to somebody, I'm getting a different story.
So my precious soundboard, with all the great sounds and
(08:37):
things like that, the fun we have, I don't know
when it's going to return. I've heard Friday, I've heard Monday,
I've heard hopefully next week. I've heard a variety of things.
And having lived forty four years, these things are all
sounding like it's going to be a long time. That's
what all these things are sounding like to me. But
(08:58):
who knows? I do I nearly missed my soundboard, but
we will somehow try to get by. Look just dwell
on this.
Speaker 3 (09:05):
My mouth when I launched this campaign, or that the
real fight in this country is not left versus right,
it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
All right. I wasn't even going to bother with it.
But since a bunch of people are hot on it,
and for various reasons, I'll touch on this Trump phone
call with net and Yahoo. I have every email from
every perspective on this. You can possibly imagine for those
(09:35):
who are not on the up and up last night,
this happened late last night. It's like eight o'clock our time.
The story came out AXEOS. I want to make sure
I cite them, because that's going to matter here. A
CEOs put out a report, one of those inside scoop things.
In the quote inside scoop. The report had Donald Trump
(10:01):
dog cussing netting Yahoo on the phone in response to
Netton Yahho doing strikes on HESB law inside of Lebanon.
According to the report, If that sounds like a disclaimer,
good because that's what it is. According to the report,
Trump was yelling at net and Yahoo and even said,
(10:23):
what the beep are you doing? And that beep started
with an F. Okay, let's talk about this briefly. Hang on.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
Fighting for your freedom every day.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
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Speaker 1 (10:51):
Now let's talk about this little. As you can tell,
I'm not.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
That worried about it, this little trump Net and Yahoo
dust up of some kind. There there's been enough reporting
now we know there was some kind of dust up
on the phone. How bad it got, I don't know.
But let's rewind and do a little history, not ancient history,
Trump history here and a little Trump perspective that I
(11:15):
think might bring this into perspective. First of all, I
do not know Donald Trump. I've never met him. I
don't know when I would meet him. I don't know
Donald Trump. I need to stress that. But I do
know quite a few people who are very close with
Donald Trump. Quite a few people, and pretty much every
(11:38):
one of them, certainly the dudes have told me that
he can hand out a butt chewing in private that'll
make you cry. Sean Spicer told him. Memory. Sean Spicer
is my buddy. He was Trump's former press secretary. Sean
Spicer told me that he had said something wrong at
(11:59):
a press conference. It wasn't as if he said something egregious,
but essentially he got ahead of Trump on something before
Trump wanted it out there.
Speaker 1 (12:07):
He spoke and said something Trump.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
Didn't once said yet. And Sean and he's laughing telling
the story. Sean and Trump are very close, but he
said Trump just dog cussed him up and down. The
public face of Donald Trump since before he became a politician. Yeah,
it could be a little crass, right, he's gonna cuss
(12:31):
or something like that, But he's really a pretty affable guy.
I know the communists have decided that he's some angry dude.
Trump is unbelievably nice and famous for that famously nice
kind of people. He's gonna throw on a smile, give
you a hug. That's Donald Try It's one of those
kind of charming guys in public. And I'm not saying
(12:56):
he's not that way in private. I'm not saying he's lying.
But privately, if Trump is angry with you, you are
going to hear it. It does not mean at all
that it's the end of the world. Oh and that's
a good point, Chris. Jewish producer Chris just brought up
the fact that Sean Spicer also told me Trump's the
(13:18):
first one to praise you if you do good. It's
not all bad. Right, But back to Trump, People who
have never been in a business world, or a military setting,
or police officers something like that do not understand something.
Getting angry with people, even yelling at them, maybe even
(13:38):
cussing at them. Treating people sternly is not universally a
bad thing. It's oftentimes just how business is done. It's
how people learn. Do you think there's a reason that
the drill instructors aren't powdering your butt for you in
Marine corbu camp. They're screaming, they're yelling, they're insulting. It's miserable,
(13:58):
it's uncomfortable, because that is a way people improve, and
it teaches you not to take all these things personally.
That's how big boy business is done. That's how big
boy politics are done. That's how deals are done. Sometimes
the boss is gonna call you in and call you
(14:19):
a beeping moron, and that day is not great, right,
and you're thinking maybe I should have got an HR. No,
you should suck it. Up and go home and come
back tomorrow and do better the next day. It's not
a big deal. Your boss already forgot about it. He
got it all out of his system. Let it go right.
And that is very much how Trump does business. So
we know that part of it. We also know this
(14:43):
part of it. Donald Trump is always trying to make
a deal. He's also always trying to make a peace deal.
You know, we gloss over because they're not super important
stories to us. We gloss over for a lot of
the peace things or peaceful things. Donald Trump has broken
(15:04):
in his what now, five years, five and a half
years of being president of the United States of America,
Donald Trump has calmed down a lot. Remember India and Pakistan,
two nuclear powers. They were killing each other. Trump stepped
up and said, ah, hey, hey, hey, fell hold on,
hold on, but let's do a trade deal. Stops Ione, stop,
(15:26):
will work this. He got that worked out. Thailand. I
could go down the list. Donald Trump, when two powers
are fighting, does not like it. He wants peace and
he wants a deal. For Donald Trump, everything is just, hey,
let's make a deal. Let's make money. Why are we fighting?
Fighting isn't profitable making deals as profitable. Put down the missiles,
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pick up a check book, and let's work this thing
out so we can all make a lot of money.
And that is a very very very or i should say,
can be a very very very effective way of doing
foreign policy. That's how Trump does foreign policy. Whenever there's
a squabble anywhere, let's just work out a deal. Everyone
(16:12):
wants a nicer car, trying to put your kids through college. Hey, Abdul,
come on in, sit down, let's have a talk. We'll
work this out. Right. Let's build you a resort. You
want to resort.
Speaker 1 (16:21):
How Donald Trump looks at things, and it works.
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Sometimes. It didn't work in Russia Ukraine. It's not Trump's fault. Nobody,
nobody could bring peace to Russia Ukraine. Oh, they'll eventually
be peace. God knows how many people are going to
die in the course of that whole thing. They'll eventually
be peace. But nobody, assuming the office of the presidency,
(16:50):
could have brought peace to that conflict because there's a
lot of bad blood there, historic bad blood there, and
neither side wants to stop. They don't want to hear
about a deal. They don't want a new resort, not
interested in a casino. Nope, they're interested in killing each other.
(17:13):
Brings me to Trump and net and Yahoo. I'll get
to that in a second. Before I get to that,
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(17:35):
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(18:41):
are welcome Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. So back
to the Trump Net and Yahoo call. I already recapped
it last night. Let me recap it again for you,
just very very briefly, give me a minute on it.
There are three entities involved in this war, America, Iran,
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and Israel. Trump is trying to make a deal. He's
trying to brok her a piece steel. He understands one
hundred and fifty dollars a barrel oil. That's probably a
global recession in Republicans getting destroyed in the midterms. Donald
Trump understands that he's trying to get out, got himself
involved in something that he now wants to end. Trump
wants it to stop. Israel does not. Israel is trying
(19:27):
to settle all family business, get rid of Hamasque, get
rid eleven on, wipe out the Iranian regime, while the
American military is sitting there with all of its might.
This is the opportunity in their minds to do this.
Israel doesn't want it to stop. They're looking at this
as a chance to get rid of their number one enemy,
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who's declared they're gonna kill every Israeli. So is Israel thinks,
here's our opportunity. So already, if just that was the case,
we want it to stop. Israel does not. That already
makes the peace process almost impossible. The Iranians, they might
not want it to stop, they sure don't seem like
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they're that interested in making it stop. I'm sure there's
division inside the government. Some do, some don't, But the Iranians,
so no matter what, one third of the groups don't
want it to stop, two thirds. Maybe that leaves Donald
Trump's hands unbelievably tied. Now back to the Trump making
(20:37):
a deal thing. And in some ways you can't make
a deal. He couldn't bring peace in Russia Ukraine because
Russians aren't tired of killing Ukrainians and Ukrainians aren't tired
of killing Russians, so there's no deal to be made.
They don't care about a trade deal Israel and Iran.
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Donald Trump, he is previous. Lee loudly complained that Israel
doesn't seem like they want to stop. Do you remember
remember when Donald Trump broke her to ceasefire. Hey, there's
going to be a quick ceasefire. And the ceasefire wasn't
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going to take effect for I think it was six
hours if I remember, it might have been four. But
the ceasefire officially was going to start hours away. Okay.
During that time, the Israeli military launched a huge barrage
of bombs and missiles leading up to the ceasefire. Trump
(21:43):
was furious about it. He said this in public, we
obviously have to beep it for the radio, but there
was no beeping. He said this loudly in public. We
basically have two countries that have been fighting so long
and so hard that they don't know what the fuck
they're doing.
Speaker 1 (22:02):
You understand that.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
Did that sound like a happy man? That sounded like
a guy who's sitting down trying to get a deal done,
and he's angry that the sides look so belligerent they're
not interested in getting a deal done. So back to
what happened yesterday. Lebanon, specifically, Hesbelah in Lebanon is a huge,
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huge problem for Israel. They're very capable for US, much
more capable than Hamas and things like that.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
They're they're very good. They just are. They're very good.
Speaker 2 (22:38):
All the super Ninja Specops BK guys, they all tell
me the same thing. These guys train they're they're good.
Hesbelah is a problem. Israel has obviously wanted to get
Hesbelah off of its border for a long time. You know,
half those rockets you see every time you see a
report about rockets raining down in Tel Aviv, half of
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them are coming from Lebanon. Right, Israel understandably wants that
to stop. Israel doesn't want to cease fire with Lebanon.
Iran does want a cease fire because they don't want
the Israelis nuking their hez Bala outlets in Lebanon. Iran
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remember Hezblas the Iranian military essentially part of it, a
subset of it. Iran doesn't want that. So when Trump
is saying, hey, no more shooting, no more killing, no
more nothing, everyone stop, and then Israel launches a big
attack on b Root, that's when you're going to get
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phone calls like the one that's been reported now. What.
The reason I stress that it was just an Axios
report is because since the initial report came out, and
the initial report was Trump just dog cussin' Net and Yahoo.
He said things to him. Well, according to the initial report,
this is what he says, you're beep being crazy. You'd
(24:03):
be if you'd be in prison if it wasn't for me.
I'm saving your beep. Everyone hates you now, everyone hates
Israel because of this. Okay, again that I don't Maybe
he said it, maybe he didn't, I don't know. I
don't know that I'm believing Trump dropped all that. I mean,
that's really emptying your purse right there. I'm not sure
(24:23):
if Trump dumped all that in Net and Yahu's lab,
but I think we all understand it was a very
tense call, and that is why I don't think that's
going to be the last one of those. We have
different motivations, and this is always a problem. We've we've
talked about this on the show. This is always a
problem with alliances when you join together with another country
(24:48):
in fighting a war. Oftentimes you join together to fight
a war because obviously what you share a common enemy,
but sharing a common enemy is not the same thing
a sharing a common goal. That's a problem. It's always
a problem. This is not a new thing historically when
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it comes to alliances, that's always been a problem. Hey
I hate them. I hate them too, Hey we should
go attack them. Sounds good. Wait a minute, you want
to do what? No, no, not that, Hold on, why
are you doing? It's always a problem. It's going to
be a problem for the foreseeable future. And I can
(25:32):
see a future. I can see a future where Israel
just breaks this thing off and goes on their own.
I have a hard time believing that. Because of the
amount of weapons they purchased from US, there's a lot
of things Trump could hold over their head. If Trump
was trying to force Israel's hand on something. And you
(25:54):
know how pro Israel Trump is, I don't think he'd
want to start abusing and punishing Israel in the same
way he will someone else. Obviously he's got a real
heart for them. But I think there's a chance Israel
says no, no, no, no, this is our chance. We're going
for it if Iran, and think about this, no matter what,
Iran is weakened right now. We pasted their military badly
(26:18):
Are they totally destroyed? Of course not, but we pasted
them bad so Iran, they're kind of on their knees.
They're down and out. I think even if Trump says
we are done with this whole thing, we're packing up
and leaving, I think there's a chance Israel keeps going
for a while. I do. I don't think Israel thinks
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they're going to have another shot at it. If a
Democrat gets into office, they're definitely not gonna have another
shot at it. Democrats hate Jews. Now certainly the Democrat
based does they just freaking despise Israel despise Jews? It.
Israel knows if the president in twenty twenty eight has
a D next to his name, I mean, you might
as well lose the president's number, right. He's not helping,
(27:01):
he's not coming to help. I mean, Rudy, he's probably
as likely to attack you if he's a Democrat, as
he is going to help. Israel also knows that that's
pretty universal when it comes to young people. Not necessarily
you know, hatred or Jews thing, but when it comes
to young people, they don't care about foreign policy, and
they don't want to hear about foreign countries, any of them,
and they're not making a special exception for Israel like
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the right normally has. They don't want to hear about Lebanon.
They don't want to hear about China, Japan, Israel, South Korea, Argentina, Canada,
or they're tired of a crappy jobs market, high prices,
and they don't want to hear about some foreign country.
They don't. That's how it is. I think we forget
someone just tried to kill Trump. But first, let's talk
(27:47):
about different fingers, same fists though. Hang on. Jesse Kelly
returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
fantastic Think Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
You can download the show if you miss any.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
Part of it. iHeart Spotify iTunes. Chris, So, it's pizza night.
Let me ask you something. You go in Little Caesars?
Why not?
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Why not?
Speaker 2 (28:15):
Why? What? Taking baker? We talking Papa Murphy's type or
grocery store type. You know. I don't even know if
Papa Murphy's exists anymore, but I think they do. I
just think there's only a few of them left. Papa Murphy's.
I swear they're not They're not a sponsor Papa Murphy's.
(28:37):
My sister worked at Papa Murphy's for a while when
we were kids, and every now and then she would
bring me home a pizza, and a free pizza when
you're young and poor is about as cherry as it gets.
Papa Murphy's. Everyone's gonna get mad at me for this,
but I swear if you try it, you will email
me and you'll thank me. Papa Murphy's does an incredible,
(29:04):
incredible creamy garlic sauce instead of pizza sauce. Stay with me,
Stay with me, stop, Chris, stop, give it a shot.
Instead of pizza sauce they use. You have to ask,
but they use a creamy garlic sauce, or if you
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ask them they do. They put a creamy garlic sauce
down cheese, pepperoni, or whatever jewish stuff you put on there. Chris,
it is way good. I will warn you they are
obviously putting minced chunks of garlic in there. You will
not be making out with your sweetie for about three
(29:46):
years after you eat one of these things. It is
garlic laden, but it is fantastic, absolutely fantastic, mark my words.
Papa Murphy's creamy garlic sauce and then just get pepperoni
or something like that, or whatever your preferred toppings are.
It doesn't matter. Creamy garlic sauce goes with anybody? Well,
(30:06):
what goes with anything anyway? I said, anybody. I bet
James Tallerico like.
Speaker 3 (30:10):
My mouth when I launched this campaign or that the
real fight in this country is not left versus right,
it's top versus bottom.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
I don't know why. He just seems like a creamy
garlic sauce fan. It's all what That's all I'm saying,
speaking of creamy garlic sauce. A Michigan Senate Senate candidate
is now running an ad in Michigan featuring lesbian I
think it was a Rick Pluta. He shouted out, we
(30:40):
think you're the first, and then we said the first what?
And he said, the first gay couple to be married
in Michigan.
Speaker 4 (30:50):
It's going to take all of us locking arms, going
back to back in a fight for in America where
nobody's right to contable, and you guys demonstrate that every day.
Speaker 2 (30:58):
So I'm just deeply.
Speaker 4 (30:59):
Grateful for your or I'm deeply grateful for you open
up your home and sharing your story and you know.
I'm grateful that you guys have built a loving relationship
and the marriage that is dignified with all the dignity
of handy marriage.
Speaker 2 (31:13):
See, I told you I was going to do my
own sound bites. I could see that Chris nailed that one.
I used to be able to do a really good
one with my hands, but I don't know. It's been
a while. I haven't been in high school in a bit. Anyway,
maybe you're confused by that.
Speaker 1 (31:26):
Wait a minute, that's a dual. I'll say, what's he
doing with a couple of Lesbos?
Speaker 2 (31:31):
Is it that against Islam?
Speaker 1 (31:33):
They kill people like that in Muslim countries? Okay, Oh,
he's gone way in on this. What's happening here?
Speaker 4 (31:40):
I think there's a lot that we can do in
the US Senate. Part of that is procedural. Part of
that is passing laws that are going to further increase
the cost of engaging in hate crimes, making sure that
we are protecting the freedom to pray, how you choose
to pray, if you choose to pray, the freedom to
love how you choose to love, the freedom to be
who you are. But part of that is also normalization.
(32:03):
It's also partly being able to stand with and for
people who look differently, pray differently, love differently. You know,
this is the first day of Pride, a celebration of rights. Now,
I'm asked often about a certain set of firsts that
I would penetrate. I'd be the first Egyptian American senator.
I'll be the first multiple American senator. But the bigger
(32:25):
question for me is not about being the first of anything.
It's about being able to normalize that it's okay to
aspire to that highest ideal of citizenship and ask people
for their vote.
Speaker 1 (32:39):
How's that happen? How is that possible?
Speaker 2 (32:45):
Well? I just mentioned alliances. What brings two entities together
a common enemy? Values do not have to align in
order for two entities to become allies. The only thing
(33:05):
necessary to ally two different entities is a common enemy.
How did the United States of America? How in the
world did we justify joining hands with the Soviet Union,
the murderous, the genocidal communist regime slaughtering people by the million,
(33:30):
and we knew this. How did we justify joining hands
with a regime like that? We don't share anything in common?
H ah, Yes, we did. We both wanted to make
war on Nazi Germany. You don't have to align your values.
(33:52):
That's one thing to take from this. The second thing
is something we've talked about a million times. There aren't
really separate communist groups. Some of the groups may think
they're separate, they're different, but they're not really. There's just
one group, Communism. They've found different units of malcontents and
(34:15):
join them together to make one big communist fist. So
don't ever get confused when you see the climate nutters
at a Black Lives Matter protests, when you see the
sharia law people hanging out with the LGBTQ demon mob
waving their pink feather boas and everything else to do,
(34:36):
don't ever be confused. These guys have nothing in common.
Yes they do. They're all just malcontents. They all want
to burn down Western civilization. They all want to destroy
everything that is good, and they share that, and for now,
that's all they need to share. Entire books have been
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written specifically on the Red Green Alliance because they share
a common enemy, and that common enemy is Western civilization.
All Right, we forget that someone just tried to kill
Trump again, that look at just passed through our minds.
We talk about that briefly, talk about a big win
we're getting out of the Trumpet administration. I'm shocked by
(35:22):
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more coming in the final hour of the world famous
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