June 9, 2026 • 39 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Tuesday. We have to touch on what the
Mexican president said the spl C chair. He gave some
testimony today in front of Congress, and overall I thought
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it was pretty fantastic. The communists recruit candidates to destroy
the country. We'll talk about that, emails so much more
coming up in the second hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
And I again want to remind you that I'll be
gone tomorrow and the next day, so email you're ask
doctor Jesse questions in for Friday right now Jesse at
(00:56):
Jesse kellyshow dot com. Did you hear Mexico's resident Luqz s.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
Yeah, pir il modelo nostros denestra historia Sicanos.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Can you believe that? And do you believe she got
away with saying? All right, by the way, in case
you don't speak Mexican, she said that US wouldn't be
what it is without the forty million Mexicans who live here.
I'm not talking about people who came from Mexico originally
and now they're American citizens. Forty million Mexican nationals, and
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the numbers obviously higher than that still live in the
United States of America. This is a reminder of what
we talked about yesterday when we brought up remittances, and
it's something we've talked about many times before. Countries around
the globe, Mexico most definitely included. They look at remittances
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from America as essentially an industry, a major industry in
their country. Mexicans come here, they work here, and they
send a portion of their earnings back into family in Mexico.
And what is the family in Mexico? Do they do
the same thing your family does and my family does.
With the money they have, they spend it on goods
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and services and life in general. It is in an
industry unto itself. And all these leaders from foreign countries China, Mexico, India,
we could go down the list, and by the way,
those are just a few that it's a laundry list
of countries around the globe. They've made this policy. Remember,
government pushes this in these countries because government understands how
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lucrative this is for the country. It is a matter
of government policy. They encourage these people to come. When
they strike deals, like trade deals with the United States
of America, they try to make that part of the deal. Hey,
you're going to keep these people here, right, And then
they'll stand there on stage and they'll say, she has
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said this in the speech. I know you can hear
it right here. She said, you're in Mexico built this country.
Can you believe that? And to her, I just want
to say, let's talk about the spl C, because I
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really greatly enjoyed what happened to day. Before we get
to emails, Let's talk about the s p l C.
The Southern Poverty Law Center has been around for a very, very,
very long time. The communist version of what they say
they've been doing is well Jamie rats Can explained it.
Speaker 3 (03:53):
Purpose of these operations is obviously to derail and prevent
white supremacist hate crimes and actions, both the kinds of
hate crimes and shooting sprees we see all around us,
but even more massive terrorist attacks like the Oklahoma City
Federal building bombing, which took the lives of one hundred
and sixty eight Americans, many of them children, who were
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in a daycare center when the white nationalists unleashed their
terrorism on the people of Oklahoma.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
Apparently, these dangerous white nationalists, they've committed so many atrocities
that old Jamie Raskin had to go back decades to
dig up one of them. But you get the game.
The spl SEE is not there to track down hate crimes.
The SPLC exists as a weapon the Communists use against
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their political opponents. That's why it exists. They again, I
want to remind you, there's video edition. Go look it up. Well,
while they were being interviewed, you could see, clearest day
a chart on their wall, and the chart was documenting
the decline of the white population in America, as if
that was the goal. That's what they were after. They're
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a communist hate group, that's what they are, and they
have been for a very long time. The SPLC. Because
we have a new administration and new Justice Department, the
SBLC is in a great deal of trouble because it
turns out, according to these allegations, the SPLC was paying
people to stay in the KKK. Remember that story, they
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were buying cross burning material. Okay, So Brian Fair is
the chair of the SPLC. Yes it rhymed, Chris, and
yes I loved it. Yes, I'll be saying it again
every time. Brandon gil he had a chance to sit
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down with Chair Brian Fair here a time.
Speaker 4 (05:57):
Do you think that this should disqualify him politically from
serving in the Senate.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Oh so, I guess I probably should have set that up,
but I'm not professional. He was talking about Graham Plattner,
that candidate, the Democrat candidate from Maine. The whole Nazi
tattoo on the chest. Anyway, here's back to Chair Brian Fair.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Do you think that this should disqualify him politically from
serving in the Senate?
Speaker 5 (06:27):
Again, I'm not sure what the line of questions it's
going the SPLC. If you're asking me, I'm sorry, go ahead.
If you're asking me if the SPLC opposes Nazis and
Nazis symbols, the answer.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
Is yes, yep.
Speaker 4 (06:41):
The SPLC is referred to this same tattoo as a
racist skinhead symbolant tattoo. You can see the resemblance there.
You wouldn't want somebody with a tattoo like that in
the Senate.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
No, No, how uncomfortable he was, it was great. Here
was more Brandon Gill with Chair Brian Fair.
Speaker 4 (07:05):
I'm asking you, do you think that illegal aliens should
receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefits.
Speaker 6 (07:10):
Well, first off, I don't know what you mean by
illegal aliens. But if you're talking about residents in the
state of.
Speaker 4 (07:14):
Californasia and ask people who entered our country illegally.
Speaker 6 (07:19):
People come here for all kinds of reasons and without conculentation,
California should illegally.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
This is a really simple question. Should illegal aliens receive
taxpayer funded unemployment benefit?
Speaker 6 (07:31):
I think people in the state of California should receive.
Speaker 4 (07:33):
So illegal aliens should receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefit.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Then that's your word. And have you ever dealt with liars?
Everybody has at some point, And maybe you're a kid
and you haven't had to deal with this yet, but
I promise you you will. There's going to be a
day you're going to work with a habitual liar. Maybe
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you're going to have to be on a sports with
a habitual liar. Maybe you're going to have a family member,
maybe you're thinking of one right now who's a habitual liar.
They just lie about everything all the time. When you're
dealing with somebody who's a habitual liar, it can be very, very,
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very frustrating, and it's frustrating for this reason. They will
simply lie about everything, and they'll pretend to not know
what you're talking about things in order to facilitate the lies.
So then what happens is they'll tell twenty lies and
then you'll try to nail them down on one that's
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really obvious. But you lied about X, Y and Z,
and a common habit. All habitual liars do this. They'll
feign confusion on it. What do you mean you should
know that communists do this all the time. They will
simply act as if they don't understand what you're talking about.
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They understand perfectly well what you're talking about, but in
order to keep the lie going, they'll lack confused. They'll
even feign innocence. Well I had, I would never I
don't understand. And this is such a great example of it. Here.
He knows, Chair Brian Fair, I should say, knows that foreigners, illegals,
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they're getting taxpayer benefits in California. He knows it. He
wants that to happen. He also knows it doesn't. It
doesn't look good. So Chair Brian Fair does the habitual
liar thing.
Speaker 4 (09:40):
I'm asking you do you think that illegal aliens should
receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefits?
Speaker 6 (09:45):
Well, first off, I don't know what you mean by
illegal aliens, But if you're talking about residents in the city.
Speaker 4 (09:49):
I don't even know what you mean as people who
entered our country illegally.
Speaker 6 (09:56):
People come here for all kinds of reasons.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
And without God. Wait again, that wasn't the question at all.
You see what he's doing.
Speaker 4 (10:04):
California should illegal This is a really simple question. Should
illegal aliens receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefit?
Speaker 6 (10:11):
I think people in the state of California should.
Speaker 4 (10:13):
Receive illegal aliens should receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefit.
Speaker 1 (10:17):
Again, that's your word.
Speaker 6 (10:18):
And what I'm trying to get your congressman, trying to
get you to do, is to stop throwing around.
Speaker 4 (10:23):
Trying to get rhetoric nature. She only got five hundred
and three. I think it's worth pointing out because.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
I'm trying to get you to stop throwing around dehumanizing rhetoric.
But that's, of course not what he's trying to get
him to do. He's trying to get him to stop
telling the truth. As all habitual liars. Do you know what,
Let's move on. We'll do some emails. Here's a lie.
It's just a clump of cells, and women are told
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this lie over and over and over again. It's just
a clump of cells. Oh, it's an inconvenience going to
ruin your life. You won't be able to do this,
you won't be able to do that. It's just the
clumpus cells. Just get rid of it. It's women's reproductive health.
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Preborn exposes the lie with an ultrasound. An ultrasound is
the most powerful tool the pro life movement has ever
come across. When that young woman who's about to abort
her baby, here's the heartbeat. It is a miracle from God.
Did you know they go from choosing abortion to choosing
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life almost every single time. Once you hear the heartbeat,
you're a mom, All those lies disappear. Give that mom
the truth and give that baby a chance at life.
Twenty eight bucks buys that ultrasound for that woman, and
it's write off. Give them whatever you want, write it off.
Preborn dot com slash Jesse. That's preborn dot com slash
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Jesse sponsored by porn. We'll be back. Doesn't care if
you believe him, but he's right. Jesse Kelly. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday, and I
haven't done a single email, and I'm about to change
that right now. Hey, Jesse, explain the difference of people
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attacking the Capitol police and going to jail and Democrats
throwing water bottles and making threats to ICE agents and
no one goes to jail. This is representative Latifa Simon
from earlier.
Speaker 7 (12:31):
To the agencies like ICE and CBP. Rather than making
communities safer, I assert that this administration is terrorizing them
in our communities. As a representative of one of the
most diverse districts in this nation, I approach this issue
today through the premise and the praxis of both humanity
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and the law. Immigrants are workers, they are scientists, they
are physicians, They are caregivers and tax part of our
communities and part of our economy, and we should not
be scapegoated. They should not be scapegoated.
Speaker 1 (13:10):
Communists believe everything should only work for the revolution. It
just comes back to what we talked about earlier. Why
would they arrest all these January six ers, but they're
not arresting the people throwing things at ICE agents. Maybe, right,
about now. You're saying, but Jesse, the Trump administration is
in charge. We have a different group of leadership. Why
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are they not arresting these anti ice people. I need
to clarify what is happening and what is not happening. First,
they are arresting the people who cross the legal line
and actually assault federal agents. They are doing that now
in ways they didn't do it before. However, is this
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brings me perfectly to what I was going to talk
about about Graham Plattner and everything else. I'm gonna play this.
It'll sound unrelated, but stay with me. It's a little long.
You should know that the two people you're talking about here,
they're former staffers of socialist Senator Bernie Sanders. They're talking
about Graham Plattner, that Nazi communist who's running for Senate
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in Maine. Of course he earned the Democrat nomination. Where
did this guy come from? How did you get there?
Speaker 6 (14:26):
Did the vetting process turn up the tattoo that became
so controversial now the Reddit posts?
Speaker 1 (14:34):
Did that turn up in the vetting process?
Speaker 4 (14:42):
The firm sent us a thing and it had some
of the pas, but it didn't have all of them.
Speaker 8 (14:50):
And what did you think about.
Speaker 1 (14:51):
Okay, I'm gonna skip past it because my point is this,
dwell on this for a moment. There's a chance Platner
wins in Maine. I want you to accept that. I'm
not saying he will, but there's a chance he will.
But whether or not he wins is not the point.
How did he get there? How on earth? I mean,
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there have to be a bunch of established Democrat politicians
and Maine mayors and state senators, and then the elected
Democrat officials who've obviously been through campaigns that they're gonna
have a cleaner background. How How did we end up
with a Nazi communist potentially sitting in the United States Senate?
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How does that happen? Communists are professionals at this because
it is not a hobby for them. It's not even
a passion of theirs. It is their religion. How did
we end up with somebody like Grant Platner because communists
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went on a recruitment drive to find a Communist and
install him in the Senate. When is the last time
you heard of Republicans going on a recruitment drive and
dragging some guy out of obscurity because they think he'll
be anti communist. Have you ever heard of that? One
time in your life, You know, aoc sits in the
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House of Representatives because a communist organization, they had auditions.
Aoc AN actress showed up, did her audition, They liked
what they saw, recruited her. Now she is the biggest
fundraiser in the House of Representatives, will undoubtedly run for
president one day, maybe in twenty twenty eight. She was recruited.
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They went looking for her. What's this have to do
with protests. These protesters are professionals. We are dealing with
professional political people. You are an amateur. I am an amateur.
That's not insulting to you or me. I don't want
it to be my life. I certainly don't want it
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to be my religious belief and I don't want that
for you either. I don't want you to live and
die for this stuff. We have to understand, though, that's
what we're dealing with. Communist street animals who protest are
given classes, They are given extensive training. You've probably never
been to extensive training. If you've been involved politically, maybe
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you gathered for a little circle in the morning where
you said a prayer and there were some instructions, go
to this neighborhood and do this and don't be mean
to anyone. And that's the exit. That's the extent of
the political training you've had in your life. Communists go
sit down in classrooms, I'm sure in smoke weed, and
then they sit and discuss all the legal libits on
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what they are and aren't allowed to do. Remember the
one time we actually got, courtesy of Eleak, the binder
from one of these organizations. A binder, not a single sheet,
a binder. You can do this, do this, do that,
don't do this. This is against the law. You can
do this. This will let you charge right up to
the law, but don't do that. They are trained to
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charge up to the line and not cross it. What
about the ones who do well. You're still dealing with animals.
You're gonna have rule breakers in there. They're street animals,
speak board, drugged out, violent losers. How's gonna go? All right,
let's move on to some more speaking of fraud. I'll
touch on this one real quick. Out of Pennsylvania. We'll
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get back to some emails, some frustration with judges, all
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There's always a hack of whatever website you've put your
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to hack it for you to get your information, your name,
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Speaker 5 (20:09):
The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday.
Member to email your ask Doctor Jesse questions for Friday
Now Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Pennsylvania mayor running
for the House on a record of cutting waste, spent
seventy five thousand dollars on an equity plan that called
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to put di at the core of every decision. That's
a story from Free Beacon. Remember how many times we've
talked today and every other day. They're just thieves. They
will come up with new, in inventive ways all the
time to justify stealing your money and handing it out
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to themselves and their friends. It's what communists think government
should be used for. It's just it's how they think
about government. Now, before we move on to anything else,
you know, our old pal Jaya Powell, I did that
on purpose.
Speaker 8 (21:19):
You know this we might call this getting strike ready.
I think of it as getting us strike ready or
street ready. And part of that is understanding our own strength,
and as we developed that strength, being able to assess
our risk tolerance because we know that risk tolerance increases.
Speaker 6 (21:37):
You got it.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Well, the SPLC guy, chair Brian Fair by the way,
is his name, Chair Brian Fair with the SPLC, he
had to give all this testimony today. Well, Jaya Powell
got to get her two cents in as well. And
I just wanted to reinforce a point I've made a
thousand times. If you are frustrated or have been frustrated
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arguing with the liberal ant pagy in your life, and
it's impossible to argue with them because it seems like
they know so many things that they're not true. They
know so many things that aren't true. So in order
to have an argument with them, it's like having to
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decode a nuclear device or something like that. You have
to sit and spend so much time deconstructing this lie
that they believe, and then as soon as you're done
with that, you have to move on and deconstruct a
different lie that they believe. And then after that, For instance,
during the Saint George Floyd Riots, after George Floyd died
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of an overdose, it was widespread across America. They kept
pulling it. The number of people who thought cops were
killing black people by the thousand. In America, the percentages
were through the roof. The number was nine. Nine unarmed
black men had been killed by the police in the
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previous year, and yet people on the left thought the
number was in the thousands. So if you're arguing about
cops or police policy or black or any of this
other stuff, and they would bring up that number, you
would have to say, wait, no, hold on, that's completely
not true. Well, how do you even know that? And
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so now you're stuck digging into statistics, and now you're
spending five ten minutes deconstructing a lie, a lie that
they know to be true. Elite communists put those lies
into the head of your liberal amp Peggy on purpose
to make it hard to argue with her. When they
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spread the ridiculous lies around. It's not like they care
about lying. They have nothing moral against that when they
spread it around. They spread it around because they they
know the liberal and Pegy in your life. It's stupid.
They know she'll believe it, and they know that one
day she'll argue with you and she will leave you
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so incredibly frustrated that you'll probably just throw up your
hands and walk away. Here's Representative Jaya Powell from Today.
Speaker 9 (24:21):
Doning of extreme white nationalists directly from the White House
in Trump's America. White supremacists at the Charlottesville rally are quote,
very fine people, even after images and videos showed part.
Speaker 1 (24:39):
We have the audio of what he said. We've played
it for you one hundred times on the show. There's
not only audio. Remember video you on your phone, on
your computer. However, you're listening right now, you could pull
up a video of what don Old Trump actually said.
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What she just said, it's not a shading the truth.
It is a black and white, outright lie. Why then
continue to say it when the video's out there, the
audio is out there? Two reasons. One, she has nothing
moral against lying you do. She's a communist. Lying for
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her is moral when it comes to furthering the revolution.
And the second reason, she knows that your Democrat neighbor,
your Democrat mother, your Democrat brother, your Democrat daughter, the
Democrat in your life is a moron, and they will
believe that lie. And when you argue with that Democrat,
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you will be so freaking frustrated. That's why they tell big, obvious,
gigantic lies over and over and over and over and
over again. Because they know the masses of morons will
carry the live forward. They do it on purpose. You
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should know that, Hey, Jesse, you didn't play taps for
Lieutenant Thacker because he lived? Question Mark? What was the
end of his story? Question Mark says, his name is Doug. Okay,
So this is about our Medal of Honor recipient on
Monday yesterday. From Medal of Honor Monday. Remember, if you
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miss that or any part of yesterday's show, you can
download the podcast of it. iHeart Spotify iTunes. If you
miss me over the next couple of days, you can
go download something old. We always always play taps for
the guy who passed. If he passed, taps is for
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the ones who died. It is not for the living.
If I don't play taps, he didn't die. I know
people find that hard to believe when it comes to
lut Tennant Thacker's story, because he should have friggin died.
He ran a rearguard action, essentially fighting off the enemy
by himself, and then when that was apparently hopeless, he
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called in an artillery strike on himself and didn't die.
Speaker 6 (27:18):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (27:18):
Maybe it was iron Man. I don't know, Jesse. I
don't watch the NBA, but I did see the aftermath
in the game of New York City last night. For
those who don't know, I didn't watch. I don't even
know who won. Actually, the New York Knicks played the
San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals last night. I
won't go into the rest of this stuff about Trump
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and everything else, which I'll touch on in a moment,
But after the game, Trump showed up with the game.
There were cheers, there were booze, there were whatever. It's
New York City. Trump is a New Yorker through and through.
Everyone knows that about him. Trump has been a New
York Knicks fan for ages. Everybody knows that about him.
President of the United States, size who wants to show
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up to an NBA Finals game, Okay, it is what
it is. After the game, after the game, there's all
kinds of video out there. Maybe you've already seen some
of it of New York Knicks jersey wearing fans assaulting
people who were wearing San Antonio Spurs sports jerseys. Don't
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I'm not going to sit here and pretend like I
give a crap about the NBA Finals. I just told
you I didn't even watch the game. I have no
interest in the NBA anymore. I used to be obsessed
with it when I was a kid, but you can
only spit in my face so many times. I can't
even name for you five active players in the NBA.
I don't watch it, don't care about it. Too bad,
so sad. Let's address two different things. First, Trump attending
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the game, because this was there was an attempt made
to make this controversial. Let me give this twenty seconds
and say, I want to live in the country with
the president of the United States of America from either
party can attend big sporting events and watch them. Presidents
should not have to hide inside of a bunker because
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it might make somebody uncomfortable. If Trump wants to go
to a next game, he can go to a next game.
As for the conduct of fans, the fans afterwards, but
this is going to be more universal, we'll talk about that.
There's actually some historical perspective here. We'll talk about that.
Before we talk about that, let me talk to you
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about America. What does it mean to be pro America? Patriotic.
We're all feeling extra patriotic. I would hope the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary is coming well. One of the
ways you can be a patriot is to spend your
money with companies who hire Americans. That is really, really important,
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and that's something that you and I have to be
purposeful about. It means taking sometimes it means taking an
extra step. Hey, I could go with Company A or
Company B. Let me spend five minutes on the internet
and find out who's hiring foreigners, who just brought in
more five five thousand, more h one B visas, and
who's hiring Americans. At Pure Talk, when you dial pound
(30:14):
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Say Jesse Kelly, We'll be back. Jesse Kelly Show on
air and online at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday. So let's
let's give a brief sports fan sports talk perspective. Because
so many people are a sports fan of various sports.
(31:00):
You should never feel bad about that. I should know,
don't feel bad about being a sports fan. That is
human nature. It is human nature to play sports, watch sports,
and when you watch sports or a competition of some kind,
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it's human nature to pick a side for whatever reason
you pick it and declare that's my side, and my
side's better than your side, and we're gonna clash and
my side's gonna win. That is not an American thing.
That is a human nature thing. You know what the
biggest sporting games were in ancient Rome? It wasn't the
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gladiator games. It was the chariot racing. Did you know that?
It was enormous? Did you know they had teams? They
were labeled by colors. This is the red team, this
is the green team, this is the blue team. Did
you know they would fight in the streets? Did you know?
Did you think that was a modern thing. You think
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that was some soccer hooligans or in Europe, or some
hooligans in New York City after an NBA Finals game.
Did you think that was a modern thing. It's a
human nature thing. There's good and bad to this. But
let me explain, and I'll get to specifically New York City,
just so you don't think I'm dancing around it. We
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like to be in groups. We like to feel like
we're part of a group. It makes us feel like
we're not alone. Loneliness is the most powerful human emotion,
after all, makes us feel like we're not alone, makes
us feel safer. It highs or higher when you're in
a group. Now conversely lows or lower. But you understand
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what I mean. We are grouped up people. We like
to go out and watch competition and identify ourselves with
one side of it, and our group is a that
other group. And inevitably, certainly when alcohol is involved. It
was an ancient rome, and it was in New York
City last night. When alcohol is involved, that can spiral
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out of control and manifest itself in physical violence. It's
not the end of the world, but that brings me
to this particular point. I'm probably gonna be offensive too bad,
so said. I have lived all over the country, just
kind of bounced around. The family was in construction. I've
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lived one hundred different lives before I started doing this
for a living seven years ago. Almost eight years ago, now,
Chris right. Anyway, I've lived all over the country, and
I'm here to tell you, for better and for worse,
sports professional sports is different in the Northeast. It is
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different in the Northeast. I'm not sure of all the reasons.
More history, for sure, than most of those teams are older.
There's more anger in a lot of those areas. This
is seems to be more anger. But I'll give you
a little anecdote. I you know, I go to Houston
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Astros games, not all of them. I don't have season
tickets or anything like that, but every now and then
we throw the family in the car, we go up
to Houston Astros game. Depending on where you live, what
I'm about to say may sound odd, good, bad, But
a Houston Astros game and I've been to many. I've
been to one hundred of them. It's an unbelievably pleasant environment.
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No people screaming and cussing doesn't happen. I have personally
witnessed fans wearing the opposing team's jersey getting pats on
the back, and people saying, hey, good luck today. Now
I hope we win. It's just a really nice family
way to watch a game. I never even saw a
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fight at a Houston Astros game until New York Yankees
came to town. New York Yankees came to town. New
York Yankee fans came marching out to the game, loud, drunk,
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in your face, spiteful, and I witnessed something I'd never
seen before in a hundred games. Fistfights happening in the stands.
I have a friend who's a New Yorker. If he's listening,
he'll know what I'm talking about. And yes, Buddy, I
am talking about you. He is an intelligent, successful family man, wife, kids,
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life is good. He's actually semi retired. He's in his fifties.
Excellent job, good career, Just one of those kind of
model type lives right, highly intelligent, highly intelligent. What he
does at work is that you can tell he's got
an eight hundred IQ right up until the point you
start talking sports with him, you think you're talking to
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a dog. He's so stupid. He's just a moron. Any
New York Yankee at any position is the best in
the field, and everyone else sucks in the league, and
you could it doesn't matter what you pull up. Stats,
doesn't matter what you pull up to him, you feel
like you're talking to the biggest idiot in the world.
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How did you go from smart here, smart there, smart here,
smart there, and now you have the IQ of a
bar stool? What happened Some sports fans, many of them
in the Northeast, they don't watch with their head. They
watch with their heart. And therefore I have a standing rule.
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You know how much I love New York City. I
go to New York sports games when New York City
sports teams come to my town. I went to the
last of my sports games. And it's not just New
York City. Last time I went to a football game
in Washington, DC, there were fights every five minutes, people
throwing up in the aisle, and my wife got hit
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by someone with a flying whiskey bottle. It was and
I would go use the bathroom and people were screaming
profanities at me, and I said, I'm really, I don't
think I'm going to a Northeast sports game ever. Again,
this is miserable. Sports fans can be drunk, violent and stupid.
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Sports turns as stupid, and that's part of the appeal
of sports sometimes. And I know you probably took that
as an insult. If you're listening in New York or
someone like that, It's really not meant to be. It's
human nature there. I have no idea what I went
off on a sports fan discussion right there, but I
felt like it. I also feel like you should protect
yourself because we are animals in our society, foreign and
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domestic ones. Democrats work day and night to ensure the
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around your son, around your daughter, around your dad. What
do you carry on you that will stop one? Is
that guy walking up the sidewalk towards you right now?
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Is he getting ready to pull out a knife and
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This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Tuesday. We have to touch on what the
Mexican president said the spl C chair. He gave some
testimony today in front of Congress, and overall I thought
(00:31):
it was pretty fantastic. The communists recruit candidates to destroy
the country. We'll talk about that, emails so much more
coming up in the second hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
And I again want to remind you that I'll be
gone tomorrow and the next day, so email you're ask
doctor Jesse questions in for Friday right now Jesse at
(00:56):
Jesse kellyshow dot com. Did you hear Mexico's resident Luqz s.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
Yeah, pir il modelo nostros denestra historia Sicanos.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Can you believe that? And do you believe she got
away with saying? All right, by the way, in case
you don't speak Mexican, she said that US wouldn't be
what it is without the forty million Mexicans who live here.
I'm not talking about people who came from Mexico originally
and now they're American citizens. Forty million Mexican nationals, and
(01:44):
the numbers obviously higher than that still live in the
United States of America. This is a reminder of what
we talked about yesterday when we brought up remittances, and
it's something we've talked about many times before. Countries around
the globe, Mexico most definitely included. They look at remittances
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from America as essentially an industry, a major industry in
their country. Mexicans come here, they work here, and they
send a portion of their earnings back into family in Mexico.
And what is the family in Mexico? Do they do
the same thing your family does and my family does.
With the money they have, they spend it on goods
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and services and life in general. It is in an
industry unto itself. And all these leaders from foreign countries China, Mexico, India,
we could go down the list, and by the way,
those are just a few that it's a laundry list
of countries around the globe. They've made this policy. Remember,
government pushes this in these countries because government understands how
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lucrative this is for the country. It is a matter
of government policy. They encourage these people to come. When
they strike deals, like trade deals with the United States
of America, they try to make that part of the deal. Hey,
you're going to keep these people here, right, And then
they'll stand there on stage and they'll say, she has
(03:14):
said this in the speech. I know you can hear
it right here. She said, you're in Mexico built this country.
Can you believe that? And to her, I just want
to say, let's talk about the spl C, because I
(03:35):
really greatly enjoyed what happened to day. Before we get
to emails, Let's talk about the s p l C.
The Southern Poverty Law Center has been around for a very, very,
very long time. The communist version of what they say
they've been doing is well Jamie rats Can explained it.
Speaker 3 (03:53):
Purpose of these operations is obviously to derail and prevent
white supremacist hate crimes and actions, both the kinds of
hate crimes and shooting sprees we see all around us,
but even more massive terrorist attacks like the Oklahoma City
Federal building bombing, which took the lives of one hundred
and sixty eight Americans, many of them children, who were
(04:14):
in a daycare center when the white nationalists unleashed their
terrorism on the people of Oklahoma.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
Apparently, these dangerous white nationalists, they've committed so many atrocities
that old Jamie Raskin had to go back decades to
dig up one of them. But you get the game.
The spl SEE is not there to track down hate crimes.
The SPLC exists as a weapon the Communists use against
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their political opponents. That's why it exists. They again, I
want to remind you, there's video edition. Go look it up. Well,
while they were being interviewed, you could see, clearest day
a chart on their wall, and the chart was documenting
the decline of the white population in America, as if
that was the goal. That's what they were after. They're
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a communist hate group, that's what they are, and they
have been for a very long time. The SPLC. Because
we have a new administration and new Justice Department, the
SBLC is in a great deal of trouble because it
turns out, according to these allegations, the SPLC was paying
people to stay in the KKK. Remember that story, they
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were buying cross burning material. Okay, So Brian Fair is
the chair of the SPLC. Yes it rhymed, Chris, and
yes I loved it. Yes, I'll be saying it again
every time. Brandon gil he had a chance to sit
(05:54):
down with Chair Brian Fair here a time.
Speaker 4 (05:57):
Do you think that this should disqualify him politically from
serving in the Senate.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Oh so, I guess I probably should have set that up,
but I'm not professional. He was talking about Graham Plattner,
that candidate, the Democrat candidate from Maine. The whole Nazi
tattoo on the chest. Anyway, here's back to Chair Brian Fair.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Do you think that this should disqualify him politically from
serving in the Senate?
Speaker 5 (06:27):
Again, I'm not sure what the line of questions it's
going the SPLC. If you're asking me, I'm sorry, go ahead.
If you're asking me if the SPLC opposes Nazis and
Nazis symbols, the answer.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
Is yes, yep.
Speaker 4 (06:41):
The SPLC is referred to this same tattoo as a
racist skinhead symbolant tattoo. You can see the resemblance there.
You wouldn't want somebody with a tattoo like that in
the Senate.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
No, No, how uncomfortable he was, it was great. Here
was more Brandon Gill with Chair Brian Fair.
Speaker 4 (07:05):
I'm asking you, do you think that illegal aliens should
receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefits.
Speaker 6 (07:10):
Well, first off, I don't know what you mean by
illegal aliens. But if you're talking about residents in the
state of.
Speaker 4 (07:14):
Californasia and ask people who entered our country illegally.
Speaker 6 (07:19):
People come here for all kinds of reasons and without conculentation,
California should illegally.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
This is a really simple question. Should illegal aliens receive
taxpayer funded unemployment benefit?
Speaker 6 (07:31):
I think people in the state of California should receive.
Speaker 4 (07:33):
So illegal aliens should receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefit.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Then that's your word. And have you ever dealt with liars?
Everybody has at some point, And maybe you're a kid
and you haven't had to deal with this yet, but
I promise you you will. There's going to be a
day you're going to work with a habitual liar. Maybe
(07:57):
you're going to have to be on a sports with
a habitual liar. Maybe you're going to have a family member,
maybe you're thinking of one right now who's a habitual liar.
They just lie about everything all the time. When you're
dealing with somebody who's a habitual liar, it can be very, very,
(08:18):
very frustrating, and it's frustrating for this reason. They will
simply lie about everything, and they'll pretend to not know
what you're talking about things in order to facilitate the lies.
So then what happens is they'll tell twenty lies and
then you'll try to nail them down on one that's
(08:39):
really obvious. But you lied about X, Y and Z,
and a common habit. All habitual liars do this. They'll
feign confusion on it. What do you mean you should
know that communists do this all the time. They will
simply act as if they don't understand what you're talking about.
(09:00):
They understand perfectly well what you're talking about, but in
order to keep the lie going, they'll lack confused. They'll
even feign innocence. Well I had, I would never I
don't understand. And this is such a great example of it. Here.
He knows, Chair Brian Fair, I should say, knows that foreigners, illegals,
(09:25):
they're getting taxpayer benefits in California. He knows it. He
wants that to happen. He also knows it doesn't. It
doesn't look good. So Chair Brian Fair does the habitual
liar thing.
Speaker 4 (09:40):
I'm asking you do you think that illegal aliens should
receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefits?
Speaker 6 (09:45):
Well, first off, I don't know what you mean by
illegal aliens, But if you're talking about residents in the city.
Speaker 4 (09:49):
I don't even know what you mean as people who
entered our country illegally.
Speaker 6 (09:56):
People come here for all kinds of reasons.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
And without God. Wait again, that wasn't the question at all.
You see what he's doing.
Speaker 4 (10:04):
California should illegal This is a really simple question. Should
illegal aliens receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefit?
Speaker 6 (10:11):
I think people in the state of California should.
Speaker 4 (10:13):
Receive illegal aliens should receive taxpayer funded unemployment benefit.
Speaker 1 (10:17):
Again, that's your word.
Speaker 6 (10:18):
And what I'm trying to get your congressman, trying to
get you to do, is to stop throwing around.
Speaker 4 (10:23):
Trying to get rhetoric nature. She only got five hundred
and three. I think it's worth pointing out because.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
I'm trying to get you to stop throwing around dehumanizing rhetoric.
But that's, of course not what he's trying to get
him to do. He's trying to get him to stop
telling the truth. As all habitual liars. Do you know what,
Let's move on. We'll do some emails. Here's a lie.
It's just a clump of cells, and women are told
(10:51):
this lie over and over and over again. It's just
a clump of cells. Oh, it's an inconvenience going to
ruin your life. You won't be able to do this,
you won't be able to do that. It's just the
clumpus cells. Just get rid of it. It's women's reproductive health.
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life almost every single time. Once you hear the heartbeat,
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Jesse sponsored by porn. We'll be back. Doesn't care if
you believe him, but he's right. Jesse Kelly. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday, and I
haven't done a single email, and I'm about to change
that right now. Hey, Jesse, explain the difference of people
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attacking the Capitol police and going to jail and Democrats
throwing water bottles and making threats to ICE agents and
no one goes to jail. This is representative Latifa Simon
from earlier.
Speaker 7 (12:31):
To the agencies like ICE and CBP. Rather than making
communities safer, I assert that this administration is terrorizing them
in our communities. As a representative of one of the
most diverse districts in this nation, I approach this issue
today through the premise and the praxis of both humanity
(12:54):
and the law. Immigrants are workers, they are scientists, they
are physicians, They are caregivers and tax part of our
communities and part of our economy, and we should not
be scapegoated. They should not be scapegoated.
Speaker 1 (13:10):
Communists believe everything should only work for the revolution. It
just comes back to what we talked about earlier. Why
would they arrest all these January six ers, but they're
not arresting the people throwing things at ICE agents. Maybe, right,
about now. You're saying, but Jesse, the Trump administration is
in charge. We have a different group of leadership. Why
(13:34):
are they not arresting these anti ice people. I need
to clarify what is happening and what is not happening. First,
they are arresting the people who cross the legal line
and actually assault federal agents. They are doing that now
in ways they didn't do it before. However, is this
(13:57):
brings me perfectly to what I was going to talk
about about Graham Plattner and everything else. I'm gonna play this.
It'll sound unrelated, but stay with me. It's a little long.
You should know that the two people you're talking about here,
they're former staffers of socialist Senator Bernie Sanders. They're talking
about Graham Plattner, that Nazi communist who's running for Senate
(14:21):
in Maine. Of course he earned the Democrat nomination. Where
did this guy come from? How did you get there?
Speaker 6 (14:26):
Did the vetting process turn up the tattoo that became
so controversial now the Reddit posts?
Speaker 1 (14:34):
Did that turn up in the vetting process?
Speaker 4 (14:42):
The firm sent us a thing and it had some
of the pas, but it didn't have all of them.
Speaker 8 (14:50):
And what did you think about.
Speaker 1 (14:51):
Okay, I'm gonna skip past it because my point is this,
dwell on this for a moment. There's a chance Platner
wins in Maine. I want you to accept that. I'm
not saying he will, but there's a chance he will.
But whether or not he wins is not the point.
How did he get there? How on earth? I mean,
(15:15):
there have to be a bunch of established Democrat politicians
and Maine mayors and state senators, and then the elected
Democrat officials who've obviously been through campaigns that they're gonna
have a cleaner background. How How did we end up
with a Nazi communist potentially sitting in the United States Senate?
(15:41):
How does that happen? Communists are professionals at this because
it is not a hobby for them. It's not even
a passion of theirs. It is their religion. How did
we end up with somebody like Grant Platner because communists
(16:03):
went on a recruitment drive to find a Communist and
install him in the Senate. When is the last time
you heard of Republicans going on a recruitment drive and
dragging some guy out of obscurity because they think he'll
be anti communist. Have you ever heard of that? One
time in your life, You know, aoc sits in the
(16:25):
House of Representatives because a communist organization, they had auditions.
Aoc AN actress showed up, did her audition, They liked
what they saw, recruited her. Now she is the biggest
fundraiser in the House of Representatives, will undoubtedly run for
president one day, maybe in twenty twenty eight. She was recruited.
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They went looking for her. What's this have to do
with protests. These protesters are professionals. We are dealing with
professional political people. You are an amateur. I am an amateur.
That's not insulting to you or me. I don't want
it to be my life. I certainly don't want it
(17:09):
to be my religious belief and I don't want that
for you either. I don't want you to live and
die for this stuff. We have to understand, though, that's
what we're dealing with. Communist street animals who protest are
given classes, They are given extensive training. You've probably never
been to extensive training. If you've been involved politically, maybe
(17:29):
you gathered for a little circle in the morning where
you said a prayer and there were some instructions, go
to this neighborhood and do this and don't be mean
to anyone. And that's the exit. That's the extent of
the political training you've had in your life. Communists go
sit down in classrooms, I'm sure in smoke weed, and
then they sit and discuss all the legal libits on
(17:50):
what they are and aren't allowed to do. Remember the
one time we actually got, courtesy of Eleak, the binder
from one of these organizations. A binder, not a single sheet,
a binder. You can do this, do this, do that,
don't do this. This is against the law. You can
do this. This will let you charge right up to
the law, but don't do that. They are trained to
(18:16):
charge up to the line and not cross it. What
about the ones who do well. You're still dealing with animals.
You're gonna have rule breakers in there. They're street animals,
speak board, drugged out, violent losers. How's gonna go? All right,
let's move on to some more speaking of fraud. I'll
touch on this one real quick. Out of Pennsylvania. We'll
(18:37):
get back to some emails, some frustration with judges, all
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robbery happens on the internet. They're robbing you normal people
every single day who have their information out there online.
There's always a hack of whatever website you've put your
information into. They're always trying to hack it. They're trying
to hack it for you to get your information, your name,
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they're going to take your information and they're going to
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Speaker 5 (20:09):
The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday.
Member to email your ask Doctor Jesse questions for Friday
Now Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Pennsylvania mayor running
for the House on a record of cutting waste, spent
seventy five thousand dollars on an equity plan that called
(20:38):
to put di at the core of every decision. That's
a story from Free Beacon. Remember how many times we've
talked today and every other day. They're just thieves. They
will come up with new, in inventive ways all the
time to justify stealing your money and handing it out
(21:02):
to themselves and their friends. It's what communists think government
should be used for. It's just it's how they think
about government. Now, before we move on to anything else,
you know, our old pal Jaya Powell, I did that
on purpose.
Speaker 8 (21:19):
You know this we might call this getting strike ready.
I think of it as getting us strike ready or
street ready. And part of that is understanding our own strength,
and as we developed that strength, being able to assess
our risk tolerance because we know that risk tolerance increases.
Speaker 6 (21:37):
You got it.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Well, the SPLC guy, chair Brian Fair by the way,
is his name, Chair Brian Fair with the SPLC, he
had to give all this testimony today. Well, Jaya Powell
got to get her two cents in as well. And
I just wanted to reinforce a point I've made a
thousand times. If you are frustrated or have been frustrated
(22:01):
arguing with the liberal ant pagy in your life, and
it's impossible to argue with them because it seems like
they know so many things that they're not true. They
know so many things that aren't true. So in order
to have an argument with them, it's like having to
(22:24):
decode a nuclear device or something like that. You have
to sit and spend so much time deconstructing this lie
that they believe, and then as soon as you're done
with that, you have to move on and deconstruct a
different lie that they believe. And then after that, For instance,
during the Saint George Floyd Riots, after George Floyd died
(22:44):
of an overdose, it was widespread across America. They kept
pulling it. The number of people who thought cops were
killing black people by the thousand. In America, the percentages
were through the roof. The number was nine. Nine unarmed
black men had been killed by the police in the
(23:06):
previous year, and yet people on the left thought the
number was in the thousands. So if you're arguing about
cops or police policy or black or any of this
other stuff, and they would bring up that number, you
would have to say, wait, no, hold on, that's completely
not true. Well, how do you even know that? And
(23:27):
so now you're stuck digging into statistics, and now you're
spending five ten minutes deconstructing a lie, a lie that
they know to be true. Elite communists put those lies
into the head of your liberal amp Peggy on purpose
to make it hard to argue with her. When they
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spread the ridiculous lies around. It's not like they care
about lying. They have nothing moral against that when they
spread it around. They spread it around because they they
know the liberal and Pegy in your life. It's stupid.
They know she'll believe it, and they know that one
day she'll argue with you and she will leave you
(24:11):
so incredibly frustrated that you'll probably just throw up your
hands and walk away. Here's Representative Jaya Powell from Today.
Speaker 9 (24:21):
Doning of extreme white nationalists directly from the White House
in Trump's America. White supremacists at the Charlottesville rally are quote,
very fine people, even after images and videos showed part.
Speaker 1 (24:39):
We have the audio of what he said. We've played
it for you one hundred times on the show. There's
not only audio. Remember video you on your phone, on
your computer. However, you're listening right now, you could pull
up a video of what don Old Trump actually said.
(25:02):
What she just said, it's not a shading the truth.
It is a black and white, outright lie. Why then
continue to say it when the video's out there, the
audio is out there? Two reasons. One, she has nothing
moral against lying you do. She's a communist. Lying for
(25:25):
her is moral when it comes to furthering the revolution.
And the second reason, she knows that your Democrat neighbor,
your Democrat mother, your Democrat brother, your Democrat daughter, the
Democrat in your life is a moron, and they will
believe that lie. And when you argue with that Democrat,
(25:48):
you will be so freaking frustrated. That's why they tell big, obvious,
gigantic lies over and over and over and over and
over again. Because they know the masses of morons will
carry the live forward. They do it on purpose. You
(26:08):
should know that, Hey, Jesse, you didn't play taps for
Lieutenant Thacker because he lived? Question Mark? What was the
end of his story? Question Mark says, his name is Doug. Okay,
So this is about our Medal of Honor recipient on
Monday yesterday. From Medal of Honor Monday. Remember, if you
(26:29):
miss that or any part of yesterday's show, you can
download the podcast of it. iHeart Spotify iTunes. If you
miss me over the next couple of days, you can
go download something old. We always always play taps for
the guy who passed. If he passed, taps is for
(26:49):
the ones who died. It is not for the living.
If I don't play taps, he didn't die. I know
people find that hard to believe when it comes to
lut Tennant Thacker's story, because he should have friggin died.
He ran a rearguard action, essentially fighting off the enemy
by himself, and then when that was apparently hopeless, he
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called in an artillery strike on himself and didn't die.
Speaker 6 (27:18):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (27:18):
Maybe it was iron Man. I don't know, Jesse. I
don't watch the NBA, but I did see the aftermath
in the game of New York City last night. For
those who don't know, I didn't watch. I don't even
know who won. Actually, the New York Knicks played the
San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals last night. I
won't go into the rest of this stuff about Trump
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and everything else, which I'll touch on in a moment,
But after the game, Trump showed up with the game.
There were cheers, there were booze, there were whatever. It's
New York City. Trump is a New Yorker through and through.
Everyone knows that about him. Trump has been a New
York Knicks fan for ages. Everybody knows that about him.
President of the United States, size who wants to show
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up to an NBA Finals game, Okay, it is what
it is. After the game, after the game, there's all
kinds of video out there. Maybe you've already seen some
of it of New York Knicks jersey wearing fans assaulting
people who were wearing San Antonio Spurs sports jerseys. Don't
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I'm not going to sit here and pretend like I
give a crap about the NBA Finals. I just told
you I didn't even watch the game. I have no
interest in the NBA anymore. I used to be obsessed
with it when I was a kid, but you can
only spit in my face so many times. I can't
even name for you five active players in the NBA.
I don't watch it, don't care about it. Too bad,
so sad. Let's address two different things. First, Trump attending
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the game, because this was there was an attempt made
to make this controversial. Let me give this twenty seconds
and say, I want to live in the country with
the president of the United States of America from either
party can attend big sporting events and watch them. Presidents
should not have to hide inside of a bunker because
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it might make somebody uncomfortable. If Trump wants to go
to a next game, he can go to a next game.
As for the conduct of fans, the fans afterwards, but
this is going to be more universal, we'll talk about that.
There's actually some historical perspective here. We'll talk about that.
Before we talk about that, let me talk to you
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about America. What does it mean to be pro America? Patriotic.
We're all feeling extra patriotic. I would hope the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary is coming well. One of the
ways you can be a patriot is to spend your
money with companies who hire Americans. That is really, really important,
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and that's something that you and I have to be
purposeful about. It means taking sometimes it means taking an
extra step. Hey, I could go with Company A or
Company B. Let me spend five minutes on the internet
and find out who's hiring foreigners, who just brought in
more five five thousand, more h one B visas, and
who's hiring Americans. At Pure Talk, when you dial pound
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two five zero and say Jesse Kelly to switch your
cell phone plan over, you'll talk to one American based
right here in America who speaks English and they're nice.
Switch to the company that hires Americans. Dial pound two
five zero and say Jesse Kelly Pound two five zero,
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Say Jesse Kelly, We'll be back. Jesse Kelly Show on
air and online at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday. So let's
let's give a brief sports fan sports talk perspective. Because
so many people are a sports fan of various sports.
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You should never feel bad about that. I should know,
don't feel bad about being a sports fan. That is
human nature. It is human nature to play sports, watch sports,
and when you watch sports or a competition of some kind,
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it's human nature to pick a side for whatever reason
you pick it and declare that's my side, and my
side's better than your side, and we're gonna clash and
my side's gonna win. That is not an American thing.
That is a human nature thing. You know what the
biggest sporting games were in ancient Rome? It wasn't the
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gladiator games. It was the chariot racing. Did you know that?
It was enormous? Did you know they had teams? They
were labeled by colors. This is the red team, this
is the green team, this is the blue team. Did
you know they would fight in the streets? Did you know?
Did you think that was a modern thing. You think
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that was some soccer hooligans or in Europe, or some
hooligans in New York City after an NBA Finals game.
Did you think that was a modern thing. It's a
human nature thing. There's good and bad to this. But
let me explain, and I'll get to specifically New York City,
just so you don't think I'm dancing around it. We
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like to be in groups. We like to feel like
we're part of a group. It makes us feel like
we're not alone. Loneliness is the most powerful human emotion,
after all, makes us feel like we're not alone, makes
us feel safer. It highs or higher when you're in
a group. Now conversely lows or lower. But you understand
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what I mean. We are grouped up people. We like
to go out and watch competition and identify ourselves with
one side of it, and our group is a that
other group. And inevitably, certainly when alcohol is involved. It
was an ancient rome, and it was in New York
City last night. When alcohol is involved, that can spiral
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out of control and manifest itself in physical violence. It's
not the end of the world, but that brings me
to this particular point. I'm probably gonna be offensive too bad,
so said. I have lived all over the country, just
kind of bounced around. The family was in construction. I've
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lived one hundred different lives before I started doing this
for a living seven years ago. Almost eight years ago, now,
Chris right. Anyway, I've lived all over the country, and
I'm here to tell you, for better and for worse,
sports professional sports is different in the Northeast. It is
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different in the Northeast. I'm not sure of all the reasons.
More history, for sure, than most of those teams are older.
There's more anger in a lot of those areas. This
is seems to be more anger. But I'll give you
a little anecdote. I you know, I go to Houston
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Astros games, not all of them. I don't have season
tickets or anything like that, but every now and then
we throw the family in the car, we go up
to Houston Astros game. Depending on where you live, what
I'm about to say may sound odd, good, bad, But
a Houston Astros game and I've been to many. I've
been to one hundred of them. It's an unbelievably pleasant environment.
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No people screaming and cussing doesn't happen. I have personally
witnessed fans wearing the opposing team's jersey getting pats on
the back, and people saying, hey, good luck today. Now
I hope we win. It's just a really nice family
way to watch a game. I never even saw a
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fight at a Houston Astros game until New York Yankees
came to town. New York Yankees came to town. New
York Yankee fans came marching out to the game, loud, drunk,
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in your face, spiteful, and I witnessed something I'd never
seen before in a hundred games. Fistfights happening in the stands.
I have a friend who's a New Yorker. If he's listening,
he'll know what I'm talking about. And yes, Buddy, I
am talking about you. He is an intelligent, successful family man, wife, kids,
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life is good. He's actually semi retired. He's in his fifties.
Excellent job, good career, Just one of those kind of
model type lives right, highly intelligent, highly intelligent. What he
does at work is that you can tell he's got
an eight hundred IQ right up until the point you
start talking sports with him, you think you're talking to
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a dog. He's so stupid. He's just a moron. Any
New York Yankee at any position is the best in
the field, and everyone else sucks in the league, and
you could it doesn't matter what you pull up. Stats,
doesn't matter what you pull up to him, you feel
like you're talking to the biggest idiot in the world.
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How did you go from smart here, smart there, smart here,
smart there, and now you have the IQ of a
bar stool? What happened Some sports fans, many of them
in the Northeast, they don't watch with their head. They
watch with their heart. And therefore I have a standing rule.
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You know how much I love New York City. I
go to New York sports games when New York City
sports teams come to my town. I went to the
last of my sports games. And it's not just New
York City. Last time I went to a football game
in Washington, DC, there were fights every five minutes, people
throwing up in the aisle, and my wife got hit
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by someone with a flying whiskey bottle. It was and
I would go use the bathroom and people were screaming
profanities at me, and I said, I'm really, I don't
think I'm going to a Northeast sports game ever. Again,
this is miserable. Sports fans can be drunk, violent and stupid.
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Sports turns as stupid, and that's part of the appeal
of sports sometimes. And I know you probably took that
as an insult. If you're listening in New York or
someone like that, It's really not meant to be. It's
human nature there. I have no idea what I went
off on a sports fan discussion right there, but I
felt like it. I also feel like you should protect
yourself because we are animals in our society, foreign and
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domestic ones. Democrats work day and night to ensure the
animals are on the street around you, around your mom,
around your son, around your daughter, around your dad. What
do you carry on you that will stop one? Is
that guy walking up the sidewalk towards you right now?
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Is he getting ready to pull out a knife and
stab you to death? Happens every single day. What are
you going to do about it? Scream? Try to call
the cops, You're already dead by the time they get there.
Why don't you instead pull out your burn a launcher,
shoot him in the chest with a tear gas ball,
and while he sits there crying and snorting on himself,
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you run away. Berna is legal in all fifty states,
no permit, no background check. They're offering one hundred dollars
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go to burner dot com that's b y rna and
get one. And then please carry it on you in
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your purse in a holster. Buy Burna, carry it on you,
and buy one for a loved one. B y r na.
Burna dot com that's burna dot com. We'll be back.
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