September 9, 2026 • 34 mins
The Democrat candidate for Senate in Maine has some interesting family secrets. James Talarico is playing fast and loose with scripture.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. Oh, that is a
good one. Thank you for playing that. Hi there. My
name's Kelly Nash. Welcome to The World Famous Jesse Kelly Show.
I am here for just tonight. A one-night-only stand with me,
yours truly, Kelly Nash. And I'm looking back to New
Hampshire now, and I am encouraged. This is one of
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these stories, when you look at it, you go... Maybe
the voters aren't completely crazy. Perhaps they can see through.
I'll say baloney. Although the words I was thinking of
starts with a B and also has the letter S.
But anyway, yeah, politicians are going to politic. They're going
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to lie. They're going to manipulate. They're going to try
to tell you their version of reality. And then usually
it feels like a lot of people believe that crap.
You know, and typically in a primary, if you're on
the Republican side, you run as far to the right
as you can, and then you tack back to the center.
And if you're on the left, you go to the— as
far to the left as possible, and then you tack
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back to the center. But this year has brought a
new crop of politicians. And on the left, what you
have is the Democrat socialists. Now, before politics season began,
they were all the rage. Oh, my gosh. It was like—
Remember when all the celebrities were adopting African kids like
that was the thing. The thing was, get yourself a
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Democrat socialist. Everybody had to have one. And they they
really believed the hype. The DSA bought into it. Democrats
believed it. They're like, oh, my gosh, we're not radical enough.
We've got to defund everything. We've got to get rid
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of gender. We've got to get rid of the Senate.
We've got to get rid of the presidency. We've got to,
oh my gosh, the Constitution is horrible. Capitalism must be
struck down. And then reality descended upon them. Even Democrats
think that the socialists are nuts. And so it was
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interesting to see how this played out last night. So
up in New Hampshire, they were having a primary and
you've got two people. Well, you had three people running
and both the Republican and the Democrat. But let's just
focus on the Democrats for a moment. So there's a
we'll call him a moderate Democrat. What does that mean?
Abortion up to like 28 weeks or something. I mean,
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that's a moderate for them. You know, make sure the
billionaires pay their fair share and the millionaires and anybody
making over 100K. They got to pay their fair share.
But then to the left was a woman named, I
believe it's pronounced Karishma Manzoor. Now, Karishma is a member
of the Democrat Socialist Party. I mean, it's like a lot.
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You know, you had to fill out paperwork to be
a part of that. And then here she is being
interviewed by NBC News, I guess, the day before the election,
basically refusing to acknowledge that she has anything to do
with that. She gives basically nothing. The perfect political answer here.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
So bear with me. I don't mean to jump on
your answers, but you are a member of DSA, which
is part of why we raise it. And that then
sort of leads to the question of do you consider
yourself a socialist or a capitalist? Again, trying to help
voters understand where you are.
Speaker 1 (03:34):
I'm just a regular American trying to improve people's lives
right here in New Hampshire. We are the richest country
in the world.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
And I believe that anyone who works for you consider
yourself a socialist or a capitalist.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
I consider myself to be a scientist. I'm a scientist.
I'm not an ideologue.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
But when you're when you put yourself on the ballot,
people like to have some understanding of how these things work.
So you won't answer a specific yes or no.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
But interestingly, it's only the media that are asking the questions.
I'm talking to people who are just excited that I'm
talking about the fact that they don't have livable wages.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
OK, but also do fine. But ask me questions.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
For example, why a 17 year old here in New
Hampshire just told me that her parents had to get.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
A divorce so that her mom could have access to Medicaid.
I'll tell you why. Because the Democrats structured it that way.
This is fantastic. I'll tell you what questions to ask me.
Maybe she thought the DSA meant Democrat scientists. Maybe that's
why she applied to be a member of the DSA. Look,
they are trying to get away from that title as
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much as possible right now. And that's in a primary.
This is not the general election. This is a primary.
This is not. What's his name? Al-Sahi. I can't even
say his name, by the way. I know that only
the people who listen to me in South Carolina would
know that, but I am not allowed to say the
fellow from Michigan's name anymore because he put me in
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a trick bag. If you missed it, this is what
he did. He put me in a trick bag. Do
I not have that audio clip anymore? What happened to it?
This is unbelievable. My audio is not playing? That is
just so frustrating. Well, he said, if you can't say
the name, don't say my name. Keep my name out
your mouth. I can't say it when he says it
like that way. I can't say that. So Back to
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my friend here in New Hampshire. She's a scientist, a mom,
someone who just cares about America, someone who wants to
get rid of the Constitution, someone who wants to get
rid of the presidency, somebody who wants to get rid
of insurance companies. I mean, the list goes on with
all the lunacy that they want. And she got spanked. Now,
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she came in with only 32 percent of the vote
last night. So congratulations to the Democrats of New Hampshire
for putting forth a moderate and seeing through the lies
of the DSA. Now, he's going to go, this guy's
name is Chris Pappas, is going to go up against
a guy named John Sununu. And if you follow politics,
you know the Sununu name because it's been around New
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Hampshire forever, whether they were governors, they've been house members.
I think we even had one that was a senator
at one time. So John is back in the game. Now,
John goes into this race as a two-point underdog, which is,
that's within the margin. If you look at the typical polls,
they're going to have a plus or minus of three points.
So there is a chance in one of these crazy
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elections where you could actually get a Republican elected in
New England. That could happen this year. So we're praying
for all the best for Mr. Sununu up there. And again,
if you think that John Sununu or any Republican that
comes from that area is going to, you know, just
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tow the Republican line. You're not going to get that.
You're never going to get that. Susan Collins couldn't do that.
Wouldn't want to do it. You know, that, that is
as extreme as you can get. But when you look
at someone like Susan Collins, she did vote with the
president about 70 to 75% of the time, which is
a hell of a lot more than Bernie Sanders. I mean,
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if you, if, When you have these options, and that's
what politics is all about, is you have options. You're
never going to get the candidate to do everything that
you want them to do. And probably they don't even
do everything that they want to do because that's the
way politics work. They put all these poison pills into
bills and stuff like that. So they can only be
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as conservative as they can be. Now, I'm not talking
about the corrupt politicians. I'm talking about just an average politician.
your local house member, your state senator, your whatever, your governor,
your whomever, that you sent there, and then you yell
at the television or the radio or whatever, because they're
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not doing what the conservative would do. That is a fruitless,
you know, thing to do. You're not going to get
anywhere with that. You could yell at them right in
their face. And I would encourage you to do that.
Send emails, go down and Protest them, whatever you want
to do. But understand that there are certain limitations to
how far they can go. And so Susan Collins can
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only go so far. If she gets too close to
the president, we lose her, and then you bring in insanity.
You were that close, and I'm holding my thumb and
my finger very close to each other. You were that
close to having a known Nazi sympathizer in the U.S. Senate.
I mean, that is a legit thing. That dude is
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a nut job, and he was very close to becoming
the nominee. Full backing of Bernie Sanders. Full backing of AOC.
Full backing of just about everybody in the Democrat Party. Look,
you've got to pick. Who do you want? Who do
you want? I would take Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski
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and every moderate that you can find all day, every day.
I look at a traditional Republican as someone who doesn't
want to grow government. They just want to keep it
where it is. That's what a traditional Republican is today.
A conservative is a different breed. They're trying to shrink
government because they believe by shrinking government, they can expand freedom.
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I am a conservative. I would like to see the
scope of government, the bureaucracy shrunk. But I understand that
that's not where most Republicans are. They just want to
keep the status quo. Just don't grow it anymore, which
I would choose that option rather Way over what the
Democrats want to do, which is continue to expand it
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until we're bankrupt. And the DSA wants to just actually
reframe the country, get rid of the Constitution and do
some lunatic third world stuff. So as we head into
political season and you're talking to your friends. about whatever
primaries are going to be coming up, excuse me, whatever
midterms are coming up in your states or cities or districts,
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just remember that if you're not excited about the candidate,
that's OK. Whoever the Republican is, just by having that
R next to them, they are infinitely better than the
person with a D next to them. The D means, well,
I'm not going to say it. It's not a nice word.
I wouldn't vote for a D. I'll only vote for
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an R. Probably. I mean, who knows, right? Well, look,
let me know what you think about it. How do
you feel about the Republican Party, conservative party, Democrats, Democrat socialists?
Hit me up on social media. I'm at Kelly Nash
Radio on all social media platforms. Having a lot of
fun tonight filling in for Jesse Kelly on the world
famous Jesse Kelly show. You're listening to The Jesse Kelly Show.
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You're welcome. Oh, bringing me back to my youth with ACDC.
Hi there. This is Kelly Nash in for the Jesse
Kelly broadcast tonight. And, you know, when you get to
fill in for Jesse on the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show,
you also get some behind-the-scenes people. This is fantastic. Corey
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and Chris behind the scenes doing fantastic work. Thank you, Chris.
He's running the board right now and Corey also earlier
tonight working, trying to get audio clips for us, which
is fantastic because typically on a local radio show here
in South Carolina, where I'm on in Columbia and Charleston,
South Carolina, I have to get all that stuff myself.
But these guys, goodness gracious. And I just got this
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audio clip that I had not heard yet. This is hysterical.
We were just talking about what was going on in
New Hampshire. And I offhandedly mentioned that next door in Maine,
you know, Susan Collins, I would take her over. any Democrat,
any day. And then this comes in my box. This
is Susan Collins. Who knew she had it in her?
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Should the circumstances of his personal life and his... the
mother of his children be relevant to this campaign? Is
that fair game, do you think?
Speaker 4 (12:06):
Well, I'm not going to bring up the fact that
the mother of his two children is his second cousin.
Speaker 1 (12:15):
I don't know whether people know that or not. Oh
my gosh! And she's not lying! She is not lying!
So the guy who's running for Senate in Maine. Now, remember,
you had the Nazi sympathizer with the Nazi tattoos. That
guy was bounced. And so he was replaced by a
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guy named Troy Jackson. So Troy Jackson. First off, I
don't like the guy because he's a Democrat. But secondly,
I don't like the guy because he was a Republican.
According to this story, in the 90s, Jackson was a pro-gun,
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pro-life conservative. But then he read the tea leaves and
he said, uh-oh, Maine is going left. I've got to
get with the program. And so he segued on over
to the left. God. So, and I don't know, does
that mean he's a dino, like a Democrat name only?
Does it mean maybe, maybe if he wins, it's not
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the worst thing or is it just mean that he's
a typical, you know, like the worst of the worst
stereotypes of politicians. They'll just do anything for power. Just
do anything. I'll say anything, you know, do whatever you
need me to do. Just make sure I'm elected again.
That's probably more in line with who he is. But, uh, the, the,
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According to this story, his significant other, his partner in crime,
so to speak, is a lady named Lena Pelletier, who
is his high school sweetheart. He has been with this woman.
And I also don't like that. You had two kids.
You've been with this woman for like 35 years. You're
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58 years old and you were this is your high
school sweetheart and you never put a ring on it.
Never got around to that. I don't like that. Make
an honest woman out of her. Come on. Come on, Troy.
Do the right thing. Anyway, they've got two adult children now.
And the way they describe this is, you know, he
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liked to describe himself as a fifth generation logger. But
you don't have to go that far back in his
genealogical records to confirm that him and his significant other,
also his high school sweetheart and mother of his two
adult sons, are, in fact, second cousins by blood. They
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share the same great-grandparents. Thomas and Edith's daughter was Troy's grandmother.
So it's all fact that this guy is, in fact,
making babies with his second cousin. And Susan Collins is
going to run with it. She's going to run with it. And,
you know, I just find that clip hysterical. I'm not
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going to... Why does she... She's 73, which I guess
is elderly. But I don't know. Today, 73 is not
supposed to feel elderly. She feels elderly. Like somebody who
was 73 in like 1973. That's how Susan Collins feels
to me today. Like a 73-year-old today shouldn't feel like that.
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Donald Trump is 80. Now, again, that's a high bar.
Is he 80? He's 80, right?
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (15:35):
He's 80 years old. By the way, fun note, me
and Donald Trump share the same birthday. Obviously not the
same year, but we share the same birthday, which is
also Flag Day, National Holiday, and the birthday of the U.S. Army. So,
I mean, I was born to wave the red, white,
and blue. I can't be any more American. I got
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red hair and freckles, and I like apple pie. So, well,
I had red hair. I don't have any hair left.
It's all gone. That comes with age, actually, I guess.
I don't know. I shaved it years ago. But God
bless Susan Collins. She's doing whatever she can to win
that Senate race up there again. One more time. We're
going to make it one more time for Susan Collins
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and point out the fact that her opponent is having
children with his second cousin, which the story notes is
legal in Maine. Is that legal in every state? I
wonder if every state you can do that. It does.
It I mean. Here, I'm talking from South Carolina, so
I don't know. It seems like the further south you go,
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the more open they are to that kind of idea.
But if our first date started at a family reunion,
I'm probably not going to try to date you. I
think that's a good parameter for you youngsters who might
be tuning in tonight. If you see a hot chick
or a hot guy at your family reunion, do not
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express any interest. Just let that go. That is that
is that is really not appropriate. Or maybe it is
and you end up being a senator from Maine. We'll
see how that works out for him. OK, we'll be back.
We've got the Trump administration has brought a New York
hospital system and forced them to bend the knee. We'll
talk about that next. My name's Kelly Nash at Kelly
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Nash Radio on all social media. Filling in for Jesse
Kelly on the Jesse Kelly show. This is the Jesse
Kelly show. However you got here, I appreciate you checking
out the Jesse Kelly Show. I hope you're not too disappointed.
Jesse's not in. I am here tonight taking his place.
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This is Kelly Nash, and I'm coming to you from
South Carolina as a Gen Xer, someone who grew up
in the 70s and 80s. And quite honestly, I don't
think we ever met. even heard the word testosterone until
like the 2000s. It wasn't something that I was aware of.
I remember the awkward feeling of puberty. I remember my
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voice changing. I remember growth spurts. I don't remember feeling
confused about my gender, nor do I recall anyone bringing
that up and making it an issue. I do remember
that we had friends who we didn't know what the
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word gay meant when I was a kid, but we
knew that they were a little bit different. They were
not interested in the same things we were interested in.
They didn't play like we played. Okay. We didn't actually,
we didn't really give them that big of a hard time.
I mean, when you think about Gen Xers, we're usually
some of the rudest people on earth. I think by
most people's standards, we really just don't give a what.
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That's really what a Gen Xer is. Somebody who just
doesn't give a what about your opinion or Anybody's. Really.
We're just, hey, we're living our lives. Sticks and stones, blah, blah, blah.
Names will never hurt me. And that's how we were raised. Well,
we were raised pretty much outside. Here's the key to
the house. Nobody will be around for the next five days.
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Figure it out. You're 10. You'll be fine. And that
was actually good parenting at the time. And we all
got through that. And so now we live in an
era with helicopter parents and whatever else is going on,
and we apparently have a group of individuals, for whatever reason,
decide to have discussions with kids who are about to
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enter puberty or are in puberty and discuss that perhaps
their gender is not correct, that somehow they were assigned
a sex at birth, and that might have been a misdiagnosis.
that what their eyes see is not real, that just
because you have the boy parts or the girl parts
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Doesn't mean that you are a boy or a girl
It's just something that's there We can fix it They
call it What do they call it again? Gender affirmation
Gender affirmation would be actually telling them the truth If
you told the little boy or the little girl If
you told a little girl who happened to like playing
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sports and hanging out with boys and doing boy stuff,
you actually are a girl. If she said, well, maybe
I was supposed to be a boy. No, you weren't.
If you were going to be a boy, you would
be a boy. But you're not. You're a girl. You're
a girl who likes hanging out with boys right now.
Maybe you're in a phase of life. Maybe this is
the way you'll be your entire life. I don't know.
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But I know you're a girl. You don't have to
question that. But that's not where the adults are today,
or at least not all the adults. And so we
had a whole bunch of people go through what's called
gender affirming care, which is the biggest lie since the
Inflation Reduction Act. And there's a bunch of people who
it didn't go so well for. And we've seen cases
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like this being brought forth. But we got another one.
Mount Sinai Hospital up in New York has agreed with
the Trump administration. They have an agreement. Did followers in
line with other medical centers? I think Texas Children's Hospital
is the first one. Cleveland Clinic, Connecticut Children's Hospital, they
have all signed deals. And now you've got the Mount
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Sinai folks signing one with the U.S. Department of Justice
that they will end, quote, pediatric gender-affirming care. Pediatric. This
is truly demonic. That is demonic stuff. That is horrific
that you're doing that to children. Anyway, the purple hairs
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are out and about, and they are hopping mad. If
you ever want to see some of the most unhappy
people on earth, go to one of these rallies. The
local LGBTQ plus advocacy group and several New York lawmakers
have strongly condemned the hospital's decision, saying this agreement compromises
the essential rights It's so essential medical care that these
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children need. They're going to kill themselves if they have
to drag their genitalia around another day. It's insufferable to
be saddled with this thing. Please take it from me now!
Goodness gracious, what are we doing to ourselves? Anyway, they're
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out there protesting at the hospital. They're not happy. Mount
Sinai says that they have entered into the settlement to
avoid being forced by a federal grand jury subpoena to
hand over sensitive confidential medical records of its patients. We've
entered into this settlement so that Mount Sinai will not
be compelled to produce these highly sensitive patient records for
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a grand jury. Or, or perhaps it was so you
don't get So they end up paying a $ 2 million
or something. They have to stop all gender transition treatments
for anyone under the age of 18. They have to
stop issuing puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, or any surgical procedures.
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There's also a fine. It's an undisclosed amount of money,
but the $ 2 million that I referenced earlier, that goes
towards free medical care for any individual who went through
a transitional thing with these people, whether they went all
the way through or halfway through or whatever, and they're
having negative effects, they get to get free care at
the hospital. I don't know if I'd go back to
that hospital, to be honest with you. Weren't you the
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people who started this problem? Can we get my care
at another hospital? But... I mean, this is another win
for sanity. Sanity is back on the board. So that's
a good news thing. The fact that we're even in
this position, though, is just, you know, I don't know.
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I hate to be like the old guy going, in
my day. But I couldn't have ever imagined that. In
my wildest dreams of the 1980s and 90s, did I
ever imagine we'd be at a position where this was
a reality, that this was even a fantasy, that there
would be some people out there, and for who knows
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what reasons. I mean, is it just to make money?
Is that why they do it? Is it just so
I can have another operation added to the tab, paid
for in most instances by taxpayers? Is that what this
is about? What is it about? Why would you think
that this was a good idea? When somebody's going through
puberty to introduce anything like this, I mean, I'm a
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talk show host who can't talk because I can't believe
that this thing has actually come to fruition, that we
are living in a society where the medical professionals and
the psychiatrists They're telling children you might be in the
wrong gender. That seems like an SNL bit from like 1982.
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It wouldn't have been that funny then. But this is
the reality that we're in. And so thankfully, the Trump
administration is in office and they're cutting deals. They're getting
people to stop. You can only imagine if Kamala Harris,
what President Kamala. Oh, my gosh. We'd be doing the
operations in the cafeteria at the schools. So if you
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have thoughts on that, I'm at Kelly Nash Radio on
all social media. I'm having a lot of fun tonight
filling in for Jesse Kelly because, of course, it's on
the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 3 (25:39):
Get the cure for rhinos.
Speaker 1 (25:41):
Weekdays with the Jesse Kelly Show. This is the Jesse
Kelly Show. One more night without Jesse. He'll be back tomorrow.
This is my name, by the way, Kelly Nash, filling
in for Jesse tonight. And I am one of the millions,
should I do it like The Rock? The millions and
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millions of people who were very thankful that Fox News
turned on. Because Fox News, when they first appeared on
the scene, was like the first news network that we
can recall seeing that didn't have a liberal bend to it.
I mean, it was getting pretty obvious pre-Fox what was
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going down. Like, it might not have been obvious to
our parents or our grandparents what was happening in the media.
And again, quite honestly, I wasn't around for a lot
of that stuff on television and radio back in those days.
But by the late 80s, it was pretty obvious that
they hated conservatives. They hated them. And they would go
out of their way to make them look stupid and
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all their policies were dangerous. And you'd say, well, what
is so dangerous about a tax cut? Well, why is
that a dangerous thing? Hold on now a second. What's
happening here? But Fox came on, and I love their thing,
we report, you decide. So Fox, to me, was never
about being right-wing. And there's a lot of right-wingers who
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get upset when Fox kind of does something that they
don't consider to be right-wing. I am not one of
those people. I I appreciate Fox because to me they
are down the middle, which is why I look at
their X account tonight and I say, are you giving
me the whole story, Fox? Are you? I don't know.
(27:27):
This is I don't know who the young lady reporter is,
but she's interviewing James Tallarico. James Tallarico, what do you think?
About this, it says here, this is the Democrat Texas
Senate nominee, James Tallarico, laying out his immigration position on
Fox News.
Speaker 2 (27:47):
What about the more than 10 million illegal migrants that
came here under the Biden administration?
Speaker 4 (27:51):
What should happen to them?
Speaker 3 (27:53):
So this is what people hate about politics. You know,
I've said that our southern border should be like our
front porch. There should be a lock on the door
and there should be a welcome mat for people who
want to come here the right way. And that's what
most Texans agree with. I think that's what most Fox
viewers agree with.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
So there was no more to that clip? I mean,
that's it. Because you kind of let him off the hook.
He didn't actually even answer the question. What do we
do about the 10 million people? What do we do
about the 10 million illegals? And by the way, most
people think it's a lot more than that. But either way,
we'll just say, again, the millions and millions of illegals
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that are in this country. What do we do with them? well,
I just think we need a better immigration policy and
I think we need a front door that's locked. What
the flip does that have to do with the question?
And then did he not address it? Why would you
put this out? This is not giving us the story.
This is trying to put James in a better light,
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it would seem. Here's another clip. Oh, I guess her
name is Brooke Taylor. Interviewing him and talking about the
2021 claim. about God being non-binary.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
In 2021, you said God is both masculine and feminine
and everything in between.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
God is non-binary.
Speaker 2 (29:08):
Do you still stand by that?
Speaker 4 (29:10):
I was being provocative with that statement. I get that.
Speaker 3 (29:13):
What I was trying to say is that you can't
use human categories to define God. And that's not controversial theologically.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
In 2020... That's the whole clip? He didn't clarify any
more about that? That God is not a gender? And
if he was a gender, by playing by their rules,
their rules, God declared himself as a he. You're not
going to respect that? You're going to say he's non-binary then?
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Let's play a clip of who he really is. This
is James Tallarico.
Speaker 4 (29:48):
I find such wisdom and comfort and inspiration from faith
traditions all over the world, and I find that they're
all kind of a equal pathways to truth. You know,
that's how I think, you know, I always think of
all of the world's faith traditions as like a circle with,
you know, that divine mystery of the universe in the middle.
And we all have different names for that mystery, right?
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Whether it's God or Yahweh or Allah or Nirvana, the
Great Spirit, whatever you call it, this is all, you know,
different pathways to the same kind of fundamental truth of.
Speaker 1 (30:22):
Okay, well, I think you've just actually... committed heresy in
like four different religions. Go and tell a Muslim that
the Buddha's the actual way, or one of the truths,
or the Hindus, they got part of the truth, that
the Muslims don't have it exclusively. And by the way,
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you know, Joel Osteen Light, I will point out that
your Bible has some scripture in there from a guy
who you've Pretend to know, a guy named Jesus. Jesus says,
I am the way, the truth, and the life. No
one comes before the Father but through me. That's a
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pretty exclusionary statement. Was he lying? Was he misquoted? What
happened there, James? Something doesn't line up. Either you believe
all spiritual things methods lead to some divine thing in
the sky, or you're a Christian. You claim to be
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a Christian, but you're the most dangerous kind of Christian.
You're the kind who doesn't want to tell the truth,
or you don't know the truth. I'm not sure which
one you are. I don't know. I have not settled
on you actually do know the truth and are just
lying about it, which is horrific. That's actually probably the worst.
(31:51):
that is, yeah, that's definitely worse now that I think
about it and measured it out there a little bit
because the other option is you just don't know the truth.
You're just flailing around. And, you know, that's okay to
flail around, but it's not okay to pretend that you
have the answer and then flail around not knowing the answer.
So either go back and study your Bible and then
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come back with the right answers or stop holding it
up and saying, I have the answers and this is
how we can all be united. those two don't align, James.
And what you're preaching is a very dangerous form of
what we were talking about earlier, my truth. My truth
says that all roads lead to heaven. The Bible says
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that the road is very narrow. Very narrow. The gate
is narrow. The gate is wide that leads to destruction.
Very wide. Matter of fact, According to the Bible, if
you want to go to hell, no effort required. Just
do whatever the world tells you to do. Just live.
You live your truth according to the Bible. Now, if
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you don't believe in the Bible, that's a different thing.
That doesn't apply. But if you want to bring up Scripture,
if you want to hold that up and use that
as campaign talking points, then you better know what the
Scriptures say. And you actually better believe them, because otherwise
you shouldn't be introducing them into your campaign. And don't
then say, well, you don't want to make religion and politics. No,
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you're the one who brought it up. Nobody forced you
to talk about God, Jesus, Buddha, anybody else. You brought
that up. So now that you brought it up, what
do you know about it? It seems like you don't
know much, just being honest with you. It seems like
You know enough to be dangerous about every other religion.
You know just enough. Let me just float that by you.
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I got a little segment of the Buddha right there.
Just a little touch. A little bit of the Hindu.
I got just enough here to sound like I know
what I'm talking about. It doesn't sound like you studied
them at all, James. And you are leading people to
destruction if you believe in the Bible. You're leading them.
It's like, what's his name in... Warnock in Georgia, very
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dangerous person, preaches some sort of baloney gospel, totally phony,
total fake. These people that just preach whatever it is
that comes off the top of their head that gets
them elected are very dangerous people. Those are my thoughts.
Let me know what you think on social media, at
Kelly Nash Radio. In for Jesse Kelly on The Jesse
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Kelly Show, back in a minute.
This is The Jesse Kelly Show. Oh, that is a
good one. Thank you for playing that. Hi there. My
name's Kelly Nash. Welcome to The World Famous Jesse Kelly Show.
I am here for just tonight. A one-night-only stand with me,
yours truly, Kelly Nash. And I'm looking back to New
Hampshire now, and I am encouraged. This is one of
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these stories, when you look at it, you go... Maybe
the voters aren't completely crazy. Perhaps they can see through.
I'll say baloney. Although the words I was thinking of
starts with a B and also has the letter S.
But anyway, yeah, politicians are going to politic. They're going
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to lie. They're going to manipulate. They're going to try
to tell you their version of reality. And then usually
it feels like a lot of people believe that crap.
You know, and typically in a primary, if you're on
the Republican side, you run as far to the right
as you can, and then you tack back to the center.
And if you're on the left, you go to the— as
far to the left as possible, and then you tack
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back to the center. But this year has brought a
new crop of politicians. And on the left, what you
have is the Democrat socialists. Now, before politics season began,
they were all the rage. Oh, my gosh. It was like—
Remember when all the celebrities were adopting African kids like
that was the thing. The thing was, get yourself a
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Democrat socialist. Everybody had to have one. And they they
really believed the hype. The DSA bought into it. Democrats
believed it. They're like, oh, my gosh, we're not radical enough.
We've got to defund everything. We've got to get rid
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of gender. We've got to get rid of the Senate.
We've got to get rid of the presidency. We've got to,
oh my gosh, the Constitution is horrible. Capitalism must be
struck down. And then reality descended upon them. Even Democrats
think that the socialists are nuts. And so it was
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interesting to see how this played out last night. So
up in New Hampshire, they were having a primary and
you've got two people. Well, you had three people running
and both the Republican and the Democrat. But let's just
focus on the Democrats for a moment. So there's a
we'll call him a moderate Democrat. What does that mean?
Abortion up to like 28 weeks or something. I mean,
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that's a moderate for them. You know, make sure the
billionaires pay their fair share and the millionaires and anybody
making over 100K. They got to pay their fair share.
But then to the left was a woman named, I
believe it's pronounced Karishma Manzoor. Now, Karishma is a member
of the Democrat Socialist Party. I mean, it's like a lot.
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You know, you had to fill out paperwork to be
a part of that. And then here she is being
interviewed by NBC News, I guess, the day before the election,
basically refusing to acknowledge that she has anything to do
with that. She gives basically nothing. The perfect political answer here.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
So bear with me. I don't mean to jump on
your answers, but you are a member of DSA, which
is part of why we raise it. And that then
sort of leads to the question of do you consider
yourself a socialist or a capitalist? Again, trying to help
voters understand where you are.
Speaker 1 (03:34):
I'm just a regular American trying to improve people's lives
right here in New Hampshire. We are the richest country
in the world.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
And I believe that anyone who works for you consider
yourself a socialist or a capitalist.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
I consider myself to be a scientist. I'm a scientist.
I'm not an ideologue.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
But when you're when you put yourself on the ballot,
people like to have some understanding of how these things work.
So you won't answer a specific yes or no.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
But interestingly, it's only the media that are asking the questions.
I'm talking to people who are just excited that I'm
talking about the fact that they don't have livable wages.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
OK, but also do fine. But ask me questions.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
For example, why a 17 year old here in New
Hampshire just told me that her parents had to get.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
A divorce so that her mom could have access to Medicaid.
I'll tell you why. Because the Democrats structured it that way.
This is fantastic. I'll tell you what questions to ask me.
Maybe she thought the DSA meant Democrat scientists. Maybe that's
why she applied to be a member of the DSA. Look,
they are trying to get away from that title as
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much as possible right now. And that's in a primary.
This is not the general election. This is a primary.
This is not. What's his name? Al-Sahi. I can't even
say his name, by the way. I know that only
the people who listen to me in South Carolina would
know that, but I am not allowed to say the
fellow from Michigan's name anymore because he put me in
(05:03):
a trick bag. If you missed it, this is what
he did. He put me in a trick bag. Do
I not have that audio clip anymore? What happened to it?
This is unbelievable. My audio is not playing? That is
just so frustrating. Well, he said, if you can't say
the name, don't say my name. Keep my name out
your mouth. I can't say it when he says it
like that way. I can't say that. So Back to
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my friend here in New Hampshire. She's a scientist, a mom,
someone who just cares about America, someone who wants to
get rid of the Constitution, someone who wants to get
rid of the presidency, somebody who wants to get rid
of insurance companies. I mean, the list goes on with
all the lunacy that they want. And she got spanked. Now,
(05:46):
she came in with only 32 percent of the vote
last night. So congratulations to the Democrats of New Hampshire
for putting forth a moderate and seeing through the lies
of the DSA. Now, he's going to go, this guy's
name is Chris Pappas, is going to go up against
a guy named John Sununu. And if you follow politics,
you know the Sununu name because it's been around New
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Hampshire forever, whether they were governors, they've been house members.
I think we even had one that was a senator
at one time. So John is back in the game. Now,
John goes into this race as a two-point underdog, which is,
that's within the margin. If you look at the typical polls,
they're going to have a plus or minus of three points.
So there is a chance in one of these crazy
(06:30):
elections where you could actually get a Republican elected in
New England. That could happen this year. So we're praying
for all the best for Mr. Sununu up there. And again,
if you think that John Sununu or any Republican that
comes from that area is going to, you know, just
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tow the Republican line. You're not going to get that.
You're never going to get that. Susan Collins couldn't do that.
Wouldn't want to do it. You know, that, that is
as extreme as you can get. But when you look
at someone like Susan Collins, she did vote with the
president about 70 to 75% of the time, which is
a hell of a lot more than Bernie Sanders. I mean,
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if you, if, When you have these options, and that's
what politics is all about, is you have options. You're
never going to get the candidate to do everything that
you want them to do. And probably they don't even
do everything that they want to do because that's the
way politics work. They put all these poison pills into
bills and stuff like that. So they can only be
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as conservative as they can be. Now, I'm not talking
about the corrupt politicians. I'm talking about just an average politician.
your local house member, your state senator, your whatever, your governor,
your whomever, that you sent there, and then you yell
at the television or the radio or whatever, because they're
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not doing what the conservative would do. That is a fruitless,
you know, thing to do. You're not going to get
anywhere with that. You could yell at them right in
their face. And I would encourage you to do that.
Send emails, go down and Protest them, whatever you want
to do. But understand that there are certain limitations to
how far they can go. And so Susan Collins can
(08:20):
only go so far. If she gets too close to
the president, we lose her, and then you bring in insanity.
You were that close, and I'm holding my thumb and
my finger very close to each other. You were that
close to having a known Nazi sympathizer in the U.S. Senate.
I mean, that is a legit thing. That dude is
(08:43):
a nut job, and he was very close to becoming
the nominee. Full backing of Bernie Sanders. Full backing of AOC.
Full backing of just about everybody in the Democrat Party. Look,
you've got to pick. Who do you want? Who do
you want? I would take Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski
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and every moderate that you can find all day, every day.
I look at a traditional Republican as someone who doesn't
want to grow government. They just want to keep it
where it is. That's what a traditional Republican is today.
A conservative is a different breed. They're trying to shrink
government because they believe by shrinking government, they can expand freedom.
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I am a conservative. I would like to see the
scope of government, the bureaucracy shrunk. But I understand that
that's not where most Republicans are. They just want to
keep the status quo. Just don't grow it anymore, which
I would choose that option rather Way over what the
Democrats want to do, which is continue to expand it
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until we're bankrupt. And the DSA wants to just actually
reframe the country, get rid of the Constitution and do
some lunatic third world stuff. So as we head into
political season and you're talking to your friends. about whatever
primaries are going to be coming up, excuse me, whatever
midterms are coming up in your states or cities or districts,
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just remember that if you're not excited about the candidate,
that's OK. Whoever the Republican is, just by having that
R next to them, they are infinitely better than the
person with a D next to them. The D means, well,
I'm not going to say it. It's not a nice word.
I wouldn't vote for a D. I'll only vote for
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an R. Probably. I mean, who knows, right? Well, look,
let me know what you think about it. How do
you feel about the Republican Party, conservative party, Democrats, Democrat socialists?
Hit me up on social media. I'm at Kelly Nash
Radio on all social media platforms. Having a lot of
fun tonight filling in for Jesse Kelly on the world
famous Jesse Kelly show. You're listening to The Jesse Kelly Show.
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You're welcome. Oh, bringing me back to my youth with ACDC.
Hi there. This is Kelly Nash in for the Jesse
Kelly broadcast tonight. And, you know, when you get to
fill in for Jesse on the world-famous Jesse Kelly Show,
you also get some behind-the-scenes people. This is fantastic. Corey
(11:15):
and Chris behind the scenes doing fantastic work. Thank you, Chris.
He's running the board right now and Corey also earlier
tonight working, trying to get audio clips for us, which
is fantastic because typically on a local radio show here
in South Carolina, where I'm on in Columbia and Charleston,
South Carolina, I have to get all that stuff myself.
But these guys, goodness gracious. And I just got this
(11:36):
audio clip that I had not heard yet. This is hysterical.
We were just talking about what was going on in
New Hampshire. And I offhandedly mentioned that next door in Maine,
you know, Susan Collins, I would take her over. any Democrat,
any day. And then this comes in my box. This
is Susan Collins. Who knew she had it in her?
(11:57):
Should the circumstances of his personal life and his... the
mother of his children be relevant to this campaign? Is
that fair game, do you think?
Speaker 4 (12:06):
Well, I'm not going to bring up the fact that
the mother of his two children is his second cousin.
Speaker 1 (12:15):
I don't know whether people know that or not. Oh
my gosh! And she's not lying! She is not lying!
So the guy who's running for Senate in Maine. Now, remember,
you had the Nazi sympathizer with the Nazi tattoos. That
guy was bounced. And so he was replaced by a
(12:38):
guy named Troy Jackson. So Troy Jackson. First off, I
don't like the guy because he's a Democrat. But secondly,
I don't like the guy because he was a Republican.
According to this story, in the 90s, Jackson was a pro-gun,
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pro-life conservative. But then he read the tea leaves and
he said, uh-oh, Maine is going left. I've got to
get with the program. And so he segued on over
to the left. God. So, and I don't know, does
that mean he's a dino, like a Democrat name only?
Does it mean maybe, maybe if he wins, it's not
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the worst thing or is it just mean that he's
a typical, you know, like the worst of the worst
stereotypes of politicians. They'll just do anything for power. Just
do anything. I'll say anything, you know, do whatever you
need me to do. Just make sure I'm elected again.
That's probably more in line with who he is. But, uh, the, the,
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According to this story, his significant other, his partner in crime,
so to speak, is a lady named Lena Pelletier, who
is his high school sweetheart. He has been with this woman.
And I also don't like that. You had two kids.
You've been with this woman for like 35 years. You're
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58 years old and you were this is your high
school sweetheart and you never put a ring on it.
Never got around to that. I don't like that. Make
an honest woman out of her. Come on. Come on, Troy.
Do the right thing. Anyway, they've got two adult children now.
And the way they describe this is, you know, he
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liked to describe himself as a fifth generation logger. But
you don't have to go that far back in his
genealogical records to confirm that him and his significant other,
also his high school sweetheart and mother of his two
adult sons, are, in fact, second cousins by blood. They
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share the same great-grandparents. Thomas and Edith's daughter was Troy's grandmother.
So it's all fact that this guy is, in fact,
making babies with his second cousin. And Susan Collins is
going to run with it. She's going to run with it. And,
you know, I just find that clip hysterical. I'm not
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going to... Why does she... She's 73, which I guess
is elderly. But I don't know. Today, 73 is not
supposed to feel elderly. She feels elderly. Like somebody who
was 73 in like 1973. That's how Susan Collins feels
to me today. Like a 73-year-old today shouldn't feel like that.
(15:30):
Donald Trump is 80. Now, again, that's a high bar.
Is he 80? He's 80, right?
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (15:35):
He's 80 years old. By the way, fun note, me
and Donald Trump share the same birthday. Obviously not the
same year, but we share the same birthday, which is
also Flag Day, National Holiday, and the birthday of the U.S. Army. So,
I mean, I was born to wave the red, white,
and blue. I can't be any more American. I got
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red hair and freckles, and I like apple pie. So, well,
I had red hair. I don't have any hair left.
It's all gone. That comes with age, actually, I guess.
I don't know. I shaved it years ago. But God
bless Susan Collins. She's doing whatever she can to win
that Senate race up there again. One more time. We're
going to make it one more time for Susan Collins
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and point out the fact that her opponent is having
children with his second cousin, which the story notes is
legal in Maine. Is that legal in every state? I
wonder if every state you can do that. It does.
It I mean. Here, I'm talking from South Carolina, so
I don't know. It seems like the further south you go,
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the more open they are to that kind of idea.
But if our first date started at a family reunion,
I'm probably not going to try to date you. I
think that's a good parameter for you youngsters who might
be tuning in tonight. If you see a hot chick
or a hot guy at your family reunion, do not
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express any interest. Just let that go. That is that
is that is really not appropriate. Or maybe it is
and you end up being a senator from Maine. We'll
see how that works out for him. OK, we'll be back.
We've got the Trump administration has brought a New York
hospital system and forced them to bend the knee. We'll
talk about that next. My name's Kelly Nash at Kelly
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Nash Radio on all social media. Filling in for Jesse
Kelly on the Jesse Kelly show. This is the Jesse
Kelly show. However you got here, I appreciate you checking
out the Jesse Kelly Show. I hope you're not too disappointed.
Jesse's not in. I am here tonight taking his place.
(17:42):
This is Kelly Nash, and I'm coming to you from
South Carolina as a Gen Xer, someone who grew up
in the 70s and 80s. And quite honestly, I don't
think we ever met. even heard the word testosterone until
like the 2000s. It wasn't something that I was aware of.
I remember the awkward feeling of puberty. I remember my
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voice changing. I remember growth spurts. I don't remember feeling
confused about my gender, nor do I recall anyone bringing
that up and making it an issue. I do remember
that we had friends who we didn't know what the
(18:24):
word gay meant when I was a kid, but we
knew that they were a little bit different. They were
not interested in the same things we were interested in.
They didn't play like we played. Okay. We didn't actually,
we didn't really give them that big of a hard time.
I mean, when you think about Gen Xers, we're usually
some of the rudest people on earth. I think by
most people's standards, we really just don't give a what.
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That's really what a Gen Xer is. Somebody who just
doesn't give a what about your opinion or Anybody's. Really.
We're just, hey, we're living our lives. Sticks and stones, blah, blah, blah.
Names will never hurt me. And that's how we were raised. Well,
we were raised pretty much outside. Here's the key to
the house. Nobody will be around for the next five days.
(19:08):
Figure it out. You're 10. You'll be fine. And that
was actually good parenting at the time. And we all
got through that. And so now we live in an
era with helicopter parents and whatever else is going on,
and we apparently have a group of individuals, for whatever reason,
decide to have discussions with kids who are about to
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enter puberty or are in puberty and discuss that perhaps
their gender is not correct, that somehow they were assigned
a sex at birth, and that might have been a misdiagnosis.
that what their eyes see is not real, that just
because you have the boy parts or the girl parts
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Doesn't mean that you are a boy or a girl
It's just something that's there We can fix it They
call it What do they call it again? Gender affirmation
Gender affirmation would be actually telling them the truth If
you told the little boy or the little girl If
you told a little girl who happened to like playing
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sports and hanging out with boys and doing boy stuff,
you actually are a girl. If she said, well, maybe
I was supposed to be a boy. No, you weren't.
If you were going to be a boy, you would
be a boy. But you're not. You're a girl. You're
a girl who likes hanging out with boys right now.
Maybe you're in a phase of life. Maybe this is
the way you'll be your entire life. I don't know.
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But I know you're a girl. You don't have to
question that. But that's not where the adults are today,
or at least not all the adults. And so we
had a whole bunch of people go through what's called
gender affirming care, which is the biggest lie since the
Inflation Reduction Act. And there's a bunch of people who
it didn't go so well for. And we've seen cases
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like this being brought forth. But we got another one.
Mount Sinai Hospital up in New York has agreed with
the Trump administration. They have an agreement. Did followers in
line with other medical centers? I think Texas Children's Hospital
is the first one. Cleveland Clinic, Connecticut Children's Hospital, they
have all signed deals. And now you've got the Mount
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Sinai folks signing one with the U.S. Department of Justice
that they will end, quote, pediatric gender-affirming care. Pediatric. This
is truly demonic. That is demonic stuff. That is horrific
that you're doing that to children. Anyway, the purple hairs
(21:37):
are out and about, and they are hopping mad. If
you ever want to see some of the most unhappy
people on earth, go to one of these rallies. The
local LGBTQ plus advocacy group and several New York lawmakers
have strongly condemned the hospital's decision, saying this agreement compromises
the essential rights It's so essential medical care that these
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children need. They're going to kill themselves if they have
to drag their genitalia around another day. It's insufferable to
be saddled with this thing. Please take it from me now!
Goodness gracious, what are we doing to ourselves? Anyway, they're
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out there protesting at the hospital. They're not happy. Mount
Sinai says that they have entered into the settlement to
avoid being forced by a federal grand jury subpoena to
hand over sensitive confidential medical records of its patients. We've
entered into this settlement so that Mount Sinai will not
be compelled to produce these highly sensitive patient records for
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a grand jury. Or, or perhaps it was so you
don't get So they end up paying a $ 2 million
or something. They have to stop all gender transition treatments
for anyone under the age of 18. They have to
stop issuing puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, or any surgical procedures.
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There's also a fine. It's an undisclosed amount of money,
but the $ 2 million that I referenced earlier, that goes
towards free medical care for any individual who went through
a transitional thing with these people, whether they went all
the way through or halfway through or whatever, and they're
having negative effects, they get to get free care at
the hospital. I don't know if I'd go back to
that hospital, to be honest with you. Weren't you the
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people who started this problem? Can we get my care
at another hospital? But... I mean, this is another win
for sanity. Sanity is back on the board. So that's
a good news thing. The fact that we're even in
this position, though, is just, you know, I don't know.
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I hate to be like the old guy going, in
my day. But I couldn't have ever imagined that. In
my wildest dreams of the 1980s and 90s, did I
ever imagine we'd be at a position where this was
a reality, that this was even a fantasy, that there
would be some people out there, and for who knows
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what reasons. I mean, is it just to make money?
Is that why they do it? Is it just so
I can have another operation added to the tab, paid
for in most instances by taxpayers? Is that what this
is about? What is it about? Why would you think
that this was a good idea? When somebody's going through
puberty to introduce anything like this, I mean, I'm a
(24:45):
talk show host who can't talk because I can't believe
that this thing has actually come to fruition, that we
are living in a society where the medical professionals and
the psychiatrists They're telling children you might be in the
wrong gender. That seems like an SNL bit from like 1982.
(25:06):
It wouldn't have been that funny then. But this is
the reality that we're in. And so thankfully, the Trump
administration is in office and they're cutting deals. They're getting
people to stop. You can only imagine if Kamala Harris,
what President Kamala. Oh, my gosh. We'd be doing the
operations in the cafeteria at the schools. So if you
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have thoughts on that, I'm at Kelly Nash Radio on
all social media. I'm having a lot of fun tonight
filling in for Jesse Kelly because, of course, it's on
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This is my name, by the way, Kelly Nash, filling
in for Jesse tonight. And I am one of the millions,
should I do it like The Rock? The millions and
(26:02):
millions of people who were very thankful that Fox News
turned on. Because Fox News, when they first appeared on
the scene, was like the first news network that we
can recall seeing that didn't have a liberal bend to it.
I mean, it was getting pretty obvious pre-Fox what was
(26:23):
going down. Like, it might not have been obvious to
our parents or our grandparents what was happening in the media.
And again, quite honestly, I wasn't around for a lot
of that stuff on television and radio back in those days.
But by the late 80s, it was pretty obvious that
they hated conservatives. They hated them. And they would go
out of their way to make them look stupid and
(26:45):
all their policies were dangerous. And you'd say, well, what
is so dangerous about a tax cut? Well, why is
that a dangerous thing? Hold on now a second. What's
happening here? But Fox came on, and I love their thing,
we report, you decide. So Fox, to me, was never
about being right-wing. And there's a lot of right-wingers who
(27:05):
get upset when Fox kind of does something that they
don't consider to be right-wing. I am not one of
those people. I I appreciate Fox because to me they
are down the middle, which is why I look at
their X account tonight and I say, are you giving
me the whole story, Fox? Are you? I don't know.
(27:27):
This is I don't know who the young lady reporter is,
but she's interviewing James Tallarico. James Tallarico, what do you think?
About this, it says here, this is the Democrat Texas
Senate nominee, James Tallarico, laying out his immigration position on
Fox News.
Speaker 2 (27:47):
What about the more than 10 million illegal migrants that
came here under the Biden administration?
Speaker 4 (27:51):
What should happen to them?
Speaker 3 (27:53):
So this is what people hate about politics. You know,
I've said that our southern border should be like our
front porch. There should be a lock on the door
and there should be a welcome mat for people who
want to come here the right way. And that's what
most Texans agree with. I think that's what most Fox
viewers agree with.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
So there was no more to that clip? I mean,
that's it. Because you kind of let him off the hook.
He didn't actually even answer the question. What do we
do about the 10 million people? What do we do
about the 10 million illegals? And by the way, most
people think it's a lot more than that. But either way,
we'll just say, again, the millions and millions of illegals
(28:30):
that are in this country. What do we do with them? well,
I just think we need a better immigration policy and
I think we need a front door that's locked. What
the flip does that have to do with the question?
And then did he not address it? Why would you
put this out? This is not giving us the story.
This is trying to put James in a better light,
(28:50):
it would seem. Here's another clip. Oh, I guess her
name is Brooke Taylor. Interviewing him and talking about the
2021 claim. about God being non-binary.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
In 2021, you said God is both masculine and feminine
and everything in between.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
God is non-binary.
Speaker 2 (29:08):
Do you still stand by that?
Speaker 4 (29:10):
I was being provocative with that statement. I get that.
Speaker 3 (29:13):
What I was trying to say is that you can't
use human categories to define God. And that's not controversial theologically.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
In 2020... That's the whole clip? He didn't clarify any
more about that? That God is not a gender? And
if he was a gender, by playing by their rules,
their rules, God declared himself as a he. You're not
going to respect that? You're going to say he's non-binary then?
(29:44):
Let's play a clip of who he really is. This
is James Tallarico.
Speaker 4 (29:48):
I find such wisdom and comfort and inspiration from faith
traditions all over the world, and I find that they're
all kind of a equal pathways to truth. You know,
that's how I think, you know, I always think of
all of the world's faith traditions as like a circle with,
you know, that divine mystery of the universe in the middle.
And we all have different names for that mystery, right?
(30:11):
Whether it's God or Yahweh or Allah or Nirvana, the
Great Spirit, whatever you call it, this is all, you know,
different pathways to the same kind of fundamental truth of.
Speaker 1 (30:22):
Okay, well, I think you've just actually... committed heresy in
like four different religions. Go and tell a Muslim that
the Buddha's the actual way, or one of the truths,
or the Hindus, they got part of the truth, that
the Muslims don't have it exclusively. And by the way,
(30:45):
you know, Joel Osteen Light, I will point out that
your Bible has some scripture in there from a guy
who you've Pretend to know, a guy named Jesus. Jesus says,
I am the way, the truth, and the life. No
one comes before the Father but through me. That's a
(31:06):
pretty exclusionary statement. Was he lying? Was he misquoted? What
happened there, James? Something doesn't line up. Either you believe
all spiritual things methods lead to some divine thing in
the sky, or you're a Christian. You claim to be
(31:31):
a Christian, but you're the most dangerous kind of Christian.
You're the kind who doesn't want to tell the truth,
or you don't know the truth. I'm not sure which
one you are. I don't know. I have not settled
on you actually do know the truth and are just
lying about it, which is horrific. That's actually probably the worst.
(31:51):
that is, yeah, that's definitely worse now that I think
about it and measured it out there a little bit
because the other option is you just don't know the truth.
You're just flailing around. And, you know, that's okay to
flail around, but it's not okay to pretend that you
have the answer and then flail around not knowing the answer.
So either go back and study your Bible and then
(32:13):
come back with the right answers or stop holding it
up and saying, I have the answers and this is
how we can all be united. those two don't align, James.
And what you're preaching is a very dangerous form of
what we were talking about earlier, my truth. My truth
says that all roads lead to heaven. The Bible says
(32:37):
that the road is very narrow. Very narrow. The gate
is narrow. The gate is wide that leads to destruction.
Very wide. Matter of fact, According to the Bible, if
you want to go to hell, no effort required. Just
do whatever the world tells you to do. Just live.
You live your truth according to the Bible. Now, if
(33:00):
you don't believe in the Bible, that's a different thing.
That doesn't apply. But if you want to bring up Scripture,
if you want to hold that up and use that
as campaign talking points, then you better know what the
Scriptures say. And you actually better believe them, because otherwise
you shouldn't be introducing them into your campaign. And don't
then say, well, you don't want to make religion and politics. No,
(33:22):
you're the one who brought it up. Nobody forced you
to talk about God, Jesus, Buddha, anybody else. You brought
that up. So now that you brought it up, what
do you know about it? It seems like you don't
know much, just being honest with you. It seems like
You know enough to be dangerous about every other religion.
You know just enough. Let me just float that by you.
(33:42):
I got a little segment of the Buddha right there.
Just a little touch. A little bit of the Hindu.
I got just enough here to sound like I know
what I'm talking about. It doesn't sound like you studied
them at all, James. And you are leading people to
destruction if you believe in the Bible. You're leading them.
It's like, what's his name in... Warnock in Georgia, very
(34:04):
dangerous person, preaches some sort of baloney gospel, totally phony,
total fake. These people that just preach whatever it is
that comes off the top of their head that gets
them elected are very dangerous people. Those are my thoughts.
Let me know what you think on social media, at
Kelly Nash Radio. In for Jesse Kelly on The Jesse
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