May 20, 2025 • 37 mins
You get re-elected back to Congress when you bring some of that cheddar back home. the public wants hand outs but at the same time will complain about the debt. Mike Pence won't go away. He did an interview and was asked about Trump's trip overseas and said Trump did a disservice to the Americans who put on the uniform during the GWOT. Institutions are losing their credibility, surprising too, with the younger generation.
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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, talking about the lies, the exposure of
the lies, and how they are on the run. And
the left is in serious trouble right now because they
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have existed really forever on lines. It's all based on lies,
and now because of the easy access of information, it's
killing them, killing them. Back to what Eric Schmid and
this Jennifer Daskell were saying, listen to this, listen to
this entire exchange.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
Is your position that it would have been appropriate for
the government to work with social media companies to censor
points of view that maybe COVID nineteen originated in China.
Speaker 3 (01:02):
Senator, it's my view that it's not appropriate for the
government to censor any points of view.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Literally, you were a part of the Disinformation Governance Board
of the United States of America. My contention is the
Orwellian name of Ministry of Truth was already taken, so
the Disinformation Governance Board slid right in and you were
a big part of this. I mean, you wrote the charter,
and so I find it kind of rich that you're
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here expressing concerns about First Amendment, concerns about anything. A
federal District court judge said, this was the biggest affront
of the First Amendment in the history of the United
States of America, This censorship enterprise that the Biden administration
engaged in that you were a big part of.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Think about the efforts the Biden administration went to to
censor information, and still his approval numbers went under the toilet,
and he got creamed. I realized it was domed, but
he got creamed in re election. They lie about everything
the entire time, and he got crushed. Currently, why do
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you think it is? Why do you think Democrats are
on their heels right now about Joe Biden's health, his
mental health, and his physical health. Why do you think
of Kim jefferies is having it put statements out like
this every day.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
It seems to me entirely inappropriate that at this moment
in time, when President Biden is dealing with a serious
an aggressive form of cancer, there are Republicans who are
peddling conspiracy theories, and.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
But communists have gotten away with lying about the president's
health before. Look Woodrow Wilson's probably the best example we
didn't find out un till after the fact, and even
now it's one of those little known historical facts. Woodrow
Wilson wasn't even a functional adult by the time he
was done being president. Yet people didn't know. Oh, they
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didn't know because these people controlled every part of the
media and lied about everything. And because we didn't have
social media, we didn't have podcasting, we didn't have all
these things. People didn't have a way to access the truth.
But now, when the president has dementia, it wasn't news
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that Joe Biden had a scrambled egg brain. You didn't
find out on debate night that Joe Biden's brain wasn't functional.
You and I were laughing about it for the whole
four years. Why why did you know? And Okay, maybe
you're saying this show set that aside. If it wasn't
for if it wasn't for this show at all, you
would still have known. Why I didn't give you new information,
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Maybe a new SoundBite or something like that you hadn't heard,
or a new perspective, but information. I didn't give you
new information. You already knew it. Why'd you know it?
Because the access to information is everywhere now and it's
killing these people, and they're not changing tactics, you see,
because communists can't change the fact that they simply lie
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about everything at all times. It's in their base nature.
They can't change it. Instead they have these people on
the news.
Speaker 4 (04:17):
Normally, doctors will stop screening for prostate cancer at seventy
five or so because after that the prostate cancers you
typically pick up are very slow growing, and so the
harms of all of the testing and treatment for something
that may not kill you. You know, you're talking about
risk pursus benefit. It may not be worth the risk.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
Isn't there a blood test that men can take to
know if they have an issue that might warrant further examination.
Speaker 4 (04:43):
So there's something that we call a PSA test, but
that can also be indicative of many different things. It
could just be you have an enlarged prostate. Maybe you
have a low grade infection in the prostate. There are
many things that can cause that, and so this is
again why after a certain age doctors will typically stop
screening for prostate cancer. But in his case, it's not screening.
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It's important to emphasize this was diagnostic because he had
urinary symptoms and so there was a reason to do
more testing.
Speaker 1 (05:12):
They just lie at all times and it doesn't work anymore.
Sixty minutes as Scott Pelley was talking to a group
of college grads and he told them that freedom of
speech is under attack. Now, we're not going to cover
everything we covered last night with that sixty minute segment
again which we've done before, but obviously you know what
he's saying there. Freedom of speech is what what is
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freedom of speech? That's the language he knows you want
to hear. That's why he used that specific language. But
he's not talking, of course, about freedom of speech. He's
talking about the freedom to lie, to deceive. That's what's
under attack, and that's what poses the greatest risk to
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Western communism. Without the freedom to lie, western communism cannot survive.
No communism can survive. University of Florida, they're supposedly about
to have a new president, This guy Santa Ono was
about to be one of them. Rumor has it not anymore?
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Why because someone found this.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
We're feeling and rolling back over five hundred billion dollars
in funding for.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
The completely the wrong one. Someone found this.
Speaker 5 (06:27):
Systemic racism is embedded in every corner of any institution.
And so the only way to saw what is to
have everyone doing their part, first being truthful about the
fact that there is racism. But second, actually we're looking
at themselves inside.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Yeah, they found old video of the fact he's a
dirty communist and now gone. We could go on and
on and on about the media cover up, about every
single part of it. Look, there's the wars, the lies
about wars, the lies about the border, the lies about everything.
They're not surviving in this day and age. Now. Of course,
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the question always is are enough people finding out fast enough?
But if you look at the popularity of the modern
Democrat party, it's not just you and me, It's not
just the hyper informed norm and norma. Even the normies
out there, they think Democrats are a bunch of liars.
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They may not love Republicans, but they think Democrats are
a bunch of dirty liars. Why do they think that
not because they are They always have been. They know
that now because of social media, because of the availability
of new sources of information these people don't control. That's
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why let's do some emails. Remember you can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Dear Jesse with
the strong tongue. This is about my ability to eat
wings in ways that other people cannot. And we're not
going into that again. Remember when Biden showed up to
that twenty twenty debate with the obvious IV bruises. I
wonder what they were pumping him full of. Well, again
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this goes again to information. Like we were talking about,
Joe Biden was receiving some sort of medical treatment while
he was president that we know now. We don't know
necessarily what it was for because they lie about everything.
Was it were they pumping him full of amphetamines to
get him jazzed up for the debates. Probably if you
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look at his pupils, he looked like he was about
coked out of his brain, So it was probably that
was it. Some sort of a cancer treatment could be.
But you know what they couldn't do, even with the
President of the United States of America, they couldn't completely
cover up the fact that something was being done, because
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we saw the pictures of it. We saw him walk
out on stage. They claimed he'd been up working all day,
and yet when he walked out on the stage, he
still had the lines from the sea pat machine he'd
been wearing from the nappy nap he just woke up
from five minutes earlier. In this day and age, you
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cannot build anything on complete lies. There's no way you
can control everything for long enough. It doesn't work. You
could control some things for some time. There's still question
about that. They did it during COVID, They've done it
a million times. But at some point in time. People
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are able now to break free of the world of
lies in ways they never were before. And the exposure
to the truth dooms communism in the end, Chernobyl. It
doomed the Soviet Union because you couldn't control the all out.
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Other countries had to be notified, people had to find
out that the Soviet Union didn't have it stuff together,
bad press, people getting fired. It was just in the end,
too much. What was too much, not the nuclear explosion.
The truth is what doomed them in the end. Remember that.
All right, We will get to this corrupt admiral and
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the big beautiful bill, but I want to do a
few emails. But first I want to talk about saving
you a little bit of money when it comes to
your dog. There is something most people don't consider when
they buy a dog. If it's your first dog, everyone
thinks about the food. He's gonna need a toy once
a year, and he's gonna maybe need a dog bed
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if that's your thing, or he needs food, everyone takes
that into account. You know what people don't think about
vet bills? Man, oh man? Do they take you to
the cleaners when you walk into the vet with your buppy.
When I tell you about rough Greens, I hope you
don't think that it's going to cost you money. I mean,
don't get me wrong. Rough greens cost money. But having
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a healthier pet that gets vitamins and minerals and probiotics
and omega oils and antioxidants, I would argue in the
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for Roughgreens dot com slash Jesse, We'll be back. You're
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Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Member. If you
missed any part of the show, you can downloaded. iHeart
Spotify iTunes. You know what. I'm going to continue to
continue on these lines. Sorry for a minute before I
get to the emails. But another thing, talk about exposure
of lies. Mike Pence went on NBC News. He's doing
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one of these big anti Trump press tour things. This
guy just will not freaking go away. But here he was.
Speaker 6 (12:23):
But christ and I've never been a fan of American
presidents criticizing America on foreign soil, and to have the
president in Saudi Arabia, I'm questioning America's global war on
terror and describing it as nation building, an intervention, as
I thought, was a disservice to generations of Americans who
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wore the uniform, who took the fight to our enemy,
you know, in Afghanistan and in Iraq.
Speaker 1 (12:52):
And hey, Mike sell that someplace sales, buddy. I have
a lot of friends who fought in the g WATT.
I myself fought in the g WATT Iraq, not Afghanistan.
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I don't know a single one of them, and then
no matter where they're at in life, some are doing well,
some are not, some are dead, you know, some are.
It's just it's been an up and down struggle for sure.
But not a single one of them, Not one talks
lovingly about the mission. Not one, because there was no mission.
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We never knew what it was. What what are we?
What are we doing? Nobody knew what it was after
Saddam was gone. Well, why are we here in Afghanistan?
We're we're doing what? What? Why did you put an
American marine over there? And he's standing guard in the
poppy fields, He's gonna ask, why am I here? What
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is the point of all this? Twenty years of that,
and you think it's a disservice to talk about that.
You know, it's a disservice to all the men and
women who fought over there, bled over there, lost friends
over there. You know, it's a disservice letting all the
people who encourage that and engineered that, all the people
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responsible for it, letting them just get off scott free
without being questioned, and trying to act as if it's
patriotic to do that. That is a disservice. No no, no, no,
no no no. If the young men have to go
fight and die, I get that. That's the way life works,
that's the way history works. I understand that. But the
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people sending them, you'd better be able to explain yourself.
You can't call Iraq nation building. We sent in the
United States military and we toppled their government and attempted
to in ours, or at least a different one. What
do you call that, you freaking moro on. We did
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the exact same thing in Afghanistan. We went in, we
toppled the powers that be and attempted to put in
a different government. That's nation building. Now, you can agree
or disagree with the concept of nation building, but don't
act like it's not nation building. That's exactly what you did.
And in both cases, both cases, don't tell me about
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what you wanted. Don't tell me, don't give me the
poster board. I don't care about that. In both cases,
the experiment of nation building in these areas has failed.
In no way is Iraq better off now than they
were under Sadam Mussein. In no way the country is
collapsing on itself as a disaster. In Afghanistan. The little
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freaking girls can't even go to school now because the Taliban,
the people we supposedly fought for twenty years, we just
armed them and let them take the whole place over. You,
you're offended.
Speaker 6 (16:02):
But christ and I've never been a fan of American
presidents criticizing America on foreign soil, and to have the
president in Saudi Arabia, I'm questioning America's global war on
terror and describing it as nation building. An intervention, as
I thought, was a disservice to generations of Americans who
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wore the uniform, who took the fight to our enemy
in Afghanistan and in Iraq, and.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
Particularly another guy served with just shot himself in the
head and killed himself not long ago. He was a
machine gunner in Iraq three thirty one. Good man, good man,
good fighter. Did plenty of time over there, at least
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two tours. I actually think he might have done three,
but at least two tours, saw some terrible things, saw
so many terrible things. He could never get himself right,
and just made that horrible decision, one that I hope
you never ever make, and killed himself. Why Mike Pence,
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if you're going to speak lovingly about all that you
owe that young man, and more specifically, you owe the family.
He left behind a specific explanation about what exactly he did.
He was in Iraq. He fought for his country like
a lion, like he was, you know, like patriotic young
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Americans do. And he doesn't owe you. You owe him
an explanation. Don't talk to me about disservice, you piece
of slime, Because every single person who fought in the
g WAT, we all experienced a disservice, especially the guys
out past the wire. Don't you ever tell me about disservice.
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We know all about disservice, and we all I'll put
it to you this way. We all think about you,
you scumbag politicians. We think about you from time to time.
All Right, we'll be back. I've got on animo, he said,
don't mean Jesse Kelly. You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday.
I remember, you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Jesse, how are we supposed to get
a bill passed that will actually cut the crap that
Doge found. According to you, Jesse, the Republicans will pass
the crap the Democrats are spending, and we'll be back
where we've started. Well, how can we do this? So
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let's combine this with here's the headline from just the News.
Decade after the Tea Party movement, Conservatives are still unable
to meaningfully cut the debt. Why do we have a
big bill? Trump was on the hill today trying to
get votes for it. But it's allegedly one point five
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trillion dollars gigantic, unbelievable amounts of waste. They're even and
I quote, protecting medicaid. Why I see the debt. You
see the debt. We're aware of the deficits. You look,
you're the hyper informed. You understand why you have inflation.
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You have inflation because of government borrowing and spending, and
yet they keep borrowing and spending. Well, here's the thing.
Have you ever you ever watched anybody get healthy or
try to get healthy and fail. More specifically, or maybe
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that's been you. Maybe you're fat or just unhealthy in
some way, and maybe you've tried to work on that
and you failed. Why, well, let's talk for a second.
Ob yesterday morning, yesterday morning, Yeah, yesterday morning, yesterday morning.
I woke up secodbye of the boys, poured myself a
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cup of coffee, and then I sat down at the
counter with some bacon and eggs that I had made
to just kind of eat my bacon and eggs and
look at the news of the day and whatnot. Well,
ib was in the kitchen this whole time, and I'm
sitting at the kitchen counter, and I'm there for an
hour or two hours, half talking to her, half gathering things.
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But she's not just sitting in the kitchen. She is
chopping and straining and washing and endless amounts of fruits
and vegetables and everything under the sun. And she gets done,
and there are all these containers I don't know, tupp
aware whatever it is, and this has fresh vegetables for this,
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and this is fresh fruit, and this has developed two
hours of work. And she looks at me and she says, man,
I'm telling you what. People don't realize how much work
it is to eat healthy. You know what I did
the day before, I was eating bacon and eggs. Act that.
You know what I did the day before, I actually
ordered for delivery my breakfast tacos to the house, and
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they delivered breakfast tacos to me to the house, breakfast
tacos covered in cheese tortillas. It was incredibly easy. Now,
what if I wanted to change? What if I decided, Hey,
I'm too fat, I'm too unhealthy, what I'm going to
start eating better? Is that just a decision I make
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at meal time? Well? No, if I want to start
eating like abb eats, and I do not, I want
to be clear about that. But if I want to
start eating like a eats, well then I'm going to
have to dedicate the time of dedicates to making that happen.
It's going to involve two hours in the kitchen with
produced and the chopping and the fresh dis and the
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making that. But that no more delivery of breakfast tacos. No no, no, no, no,
no no no. You go to the kitchen and you
prep and that I'm not willing to do. Why don't
we actually have cuts? And more specifically, why don't the
people want cuts? Well, the people want to lose weight,
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but they also want the breakfast tacos, and they don't
want to lose weight bad enough to give up the
breakfast tacos. Everyone knows the debt's too high, the depth
SIT's too high, everyone knows it will end the country.
Our interest on our debt is far larger than most GDPs.
It's just crazy. And the numbers are getting worse, they're
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growing exponentially. And none of this is my opinion. These
are all facts yet everybody, And I'm not even going
to lay blame at one person's feet, because really it's
the American people as a whole, the politicians, the bureaucrats,
and the American voter. They don't really want cuts. Oh,
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they want the debt to go down, But can't we
have the debt go down without cutting anything I like?
And you see that's not how it works. You can't
lose weight and get breakfast tacos delivered every day. You
have to change your entire lifestyle, how you live. It's
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a fact. You can't reduce the debt. You can't get
real spending cuts without giving up some things Republicans right
now are dead set on, and I kid you, not
protecting Medicaid, a gigantic government entitlement program that shouldn't even exist.
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So every single Tom Dick and Harry Republican, every one
of them, from Trump on down. Trump, every senator, every
House member, every governor of every Republican top to bottom
will scream until they're blue in the face about how
they want to balance the budget and debts are too high,
and where they're going to get things under control, and
yet a gigantic government entitlement program can't be touched. You're
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telling me you want to lose weight while you're ordering
the breakfast tacos. That's why it doesn't go down. The
American people don't want it to go down. They say
they want it to go down. But no politician ever
loses his election for spending too much money. You can
lose your election because it's a waveyear and you're on
the bad end of it. You can lose your election
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because of corruption you got busted with a suitcase full
of cash under the drawer. You can lose your election
for a variety of different controversies out there. But one
thing even Republicans know is you do do not lose
your election for spending too much taxpayer money. The taxpayer
wants you to spend their money. The taxpayer demands it,
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and don't tell me they don't. Because I look at
the voting records, and you don't lose your seat in
a primary for voting for big spending bills. You don't.
It doesn't happen. The American people want the federal government
to hand out presents and goodies. And I'm not even
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killing the American people because that is something that is old,
that is as old as mankind himself. Mankind. For some reason,
I don't get it, mankind loves it when the king
rides through the town square throwing out loads of red
to the masses. They love it. They cheer, they pour
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their adoration on him. Never mind the fact they were
taxed for that bread, never mind the fact that the
government stole your money first to then steal a bunch
of it and then make a bunch of bread, which
probably sucked. And then they drove through and threw you
your own money back. If the people freaking love it,
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do you want to know how you get re elected
in Congress? Not everywhere, not everywhere, but in most districts
blue and red. You know how you get reelected? Bring
some of that cheddar back home. You you think it's
fighting for values, ah, You get re elected by bringing
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some of that cheddar cheese back home. Hey, I'm Congressman
Jesse Kelly. I've been here six years now and i'd
like you to give me another six years. Here I
am standing in front of the Jesse Kelly Memorial Airport.
We got a brand new parking lot, great runway. We
even put a Chick fil A in there. In that
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last Congressional bill, I made sure one hundred million dollars
was carved out for you and the Jesse Kelly Memorial Airport.
So if you enjoy flying the friendly skies out of
the Jesse Kelly Airport, I'm asking for your vote again
for Congress. And the American people don't say no. The
American people say yeah, I love you Jose Airport baby,
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and then they go to their neighbors that night and say, man,
I can't believe the debt. Wow, inflation's out of control.
Someone should cut spending. That's why, and that's why I
get angry and frustrated. That's why we'll touch on the
Thomas Massey thing and the Navy corruption. Then we're moving
off that because the whole subject angers me to no end.
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Before we do that, you might want to find other
ways to cuts. You know, some some bills out of
your life. Cell phone bill is a good place to start.
Good time to reduce costs. And you pay too much
money for your Verizon AT and T and T Mobile.
These companies put a freaking store every hundred feet, and
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you were the one who pays for all that overhead
get you pay way too much just so AT and
T can have a store on every corner. With pure Talk,
they went out and hired Americans who speak English when
you call them, That's who you'll talk to all by phone,
all by mail. And right now they're giving out American
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made flags, Allegiance flags, American flags to a thousand veterans.
That's what they're doing for the patriotic holidays. That's the
kind of thing Pure Talk does while your cell phone
company funds Black Lives Matter line gives back to veterans.
Pick up your phone, dial pound two five zero and
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say Jesse Kelly pound two five zero, Say Jesse Kelly,
We'll be back. Feeling a little stocky, follow like and
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Kelly Show on a wonderful, a fantastic Tuesday. My final
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word on the spending thing is this, and then I'm
moving on because I've already I've already talked about it
at length, and we have to listen to Marco Rubio
beating up on other senators. I can't believe Rubio now.
Final thing on this first, Yes, you can stop emailing.
I heard what Trump said about Thomas Massey. Thomas Massey's
the Kentucky congressman who he's not going to vote for it.
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He said, it's too much spending, it's two wasteful. Trump
said that I'm a fiscal halt.
Speaker 7 (29:37):
I'm a bigger fiscal hal There's nobody like me, more
deficite than Biden because we have to fix the country.
He did that.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
Thomas Massey is correct and saying that this is no I.
Speaker 7 (29:50):
Don't think Thomas Massey understands government. I think he's a
brand stander. Frankly, hell probably, but we don't even talk
to Hi much. I think he should be voted out
of office.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
Well, Thomas Massey says this is Biden levels of spending,
and it is. That's not debatable. That's math. I don't
care about your arguments on it. That's math. We've talked already.
Trump wants it because he put the things his campaign promises.
He put him in there. He wants him in there,
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and so whatever else, whatever other garbage is attached to it,
he wants that in there because he wants it passed.
He wants a legislative agenda that matches his campaign promises.
I get it. I totally get it. But it's a
big bill, and it's really bad. It's really really corrupt
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and bad. But I get it. I do. And look,
I mean, we talk about things. I brought it up before,
about things like a trillion dollars for the American military,
A trillion dollars. You see this story. Retired four star
admiral he was the number two man in the United
States Navy, found guilty of bribery for accepting a five
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hundred thousand dollars a year job in exchange for a
lucrative navy contract. The American Pentagon cannot pass an audit
because of the vast amounts of or wealth theft. I
should say wealth theft and corruption inside of the building,
and we're about to handle atrurllion dollars. It doesn't work
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that way. But back to what we said. If you
want to know why, I don't know why I waste
my breath on it. You don't lose by spending too
much money. You lose sometimes by not spending too much money. Anyway,
let's move on. Let's talk about some emails. Jesse, you
said we need a reformed Democrat Party. We rejected the
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party as it is now. With new Democrats trying to
pull the party even further left, that will be a
nail in the coffin for the country to dissolve them completely. Look,
I have said that I believe the Democrat Party is
in They're in a level of trouble that is very,
very difficult to come out of. And there is a
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chance that a new party emerges. Maybe not, but there's
a chance. And it's the inability to lie. Joe Biden's
four years it was Democrats unchained. Democrats unchained because he
just sat in the corner drooling on himself. The communists
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around him got to do whatever they wanted. It didn't
matter what it was. Open up the border. Sure, hey,
let's send the doj after our enemies. Sounds good. There
was nothing they wouldn't do. And for four years they
were completely high on their own supply. You could tell
they were. They just loved it. They loved every minute
of it. We can do whatever we want, no one
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will hold us back. Just go crazy, kill everyone. Fah,
but we don't live in the Soviet Union. We live
in a Union States of America, where we still have elections,
where we have social media. The American people watched for
four years while these people acted like complete savages. In
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America said no, And even now they're out there having
to try to clean up Joe Biden's poopy diapers.
Speaker 3 (33:20):
It seems to me entirely inappropriate that at this moment
in time, when President Biden is dealing with a serious,
an aggressive form of cancer, there are Republicans who are
peddling conspiracy theories and want us to look backward at
a time when they actually are taking healthcare away.
Speaker 1 (33:43):
Those talking points, those lies are not landing anymore. The
segment of the population that is absorbing and believing those
lies is shrinking more and more and more. And if
you look at it demographically, for who who's buying it,
the shrinkage is going to continue. And when I say that,
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I mean it's older people. Not all older people, obviously,
but demographically, the older you get, the likelier you are
to believe what's in the mainstream news. It's just that's
out of habit because older people are used to turning
on the news and listening to the news, watching the news.
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But that portion of the population is always getting smaller,
isn't it. The younger you are in America, think how
wild this is. The younger you are in America, the
greater the chances are you will see through mediaize. My
son's friends aren't even political. These are fourteen year olds,
fifteen year olds, sixteen year olds, and they don't even
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necessarily have solid political philosophies. It's not that. It's not
that they're coming in the house talking about capitalism. It's
not that. But you know what they do know they
know the news is longe, that's a lie. They'll talk
about it. They know democrats are evil, democrats are lying,
and the news is lying. Now, I'm not saying they
came in chanting Donald Trump's name or something like that.
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Some do, some don't. It's not that, but they know, well,
that's a lie. Well, that guy's lying. Piercing through all
the lies, the system of lies that communists have created
for the longest time. Jesse, with the way things have
been going this week in the federal government. Would you
consider accepting the White House's offer to do some interviews
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there and ask hard hitting questions that actually matter since
apparently no one else will. No, I don't want to
go to the White House. I don't have any desire
at all. I hate Washington, DC, and no, I don't
want to go back and mingle with any of those people.
I like right here, normal America. I like where I live.
Why you roll your eyes, Chris, you want to go
(35:55):
back there so bad? Why I know you've never been.
You don't want to go? There's nothing there. It's not
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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, talking about the lies, the exposure of
the lies, and how they are on the run. And
the left is in serious trouble right now because they
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have existed really forever on lines. It's all based on lies,
and now because of the easy access of information, it's
killing them, killing them. Back to what Eric Schmid and
this Jennifer Daskell were saying, listen to this, listen to
this entire exchange.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
Is your position that it would have been appropriate for
the government to work with social media companies to censor
points of view that maybe COVID nineteen originated in China.
Speaker 3 (01:02):
Senator, it's my view that it's not appropriate for the
government to censor any points of view.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Literally, you were a part of the Disinformation Governance Board
of the United States of America. My contention is the
Orwellian name of Ministry of Truth was already taken, so
the Disinformation Governance Board slid right in and you were
a big part of this. I mean, you wrote the charter,
and so I find it kind of rich that you're
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here expressing concerns about First Amendment, concerns about anything. A
federal District court judge said, this was the biggest affront
of the First Amendment in the history of the United
States of America, This censorship enterprise that the Biden administration
engaged in that you were a big part of.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Think about the efforts the Biden administration went to to
censor information, and still his approval numbers went under the toilet,
and he got creamed. I realized it was domed, but
he got creamed in re election. They lie about everything
the entire time, and he got crushed. Currently, why do
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you think it is? Why do you think Democrats are
on their heels right now about Joe Biden's health, his
mental health, and his physical health. Why do you think
of Kim jefferies is having it put statements out like
this every day.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
It seems to me entirely inappropriate that at this moment
in time, when President Biden is dealing with a serious
an aggressive form of cancer, there are Republicans who are
peddling conspiracy theories, and.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
But communists have gotten away with lying about the president's
health before. Look Woodrow Wilson's probably the best example we
didn't find out un till after the fact, and even
now it's one of those little known historical facts. Woodrow
Wilson wasn't even a functional adult by the time he
was done being president. Yet people didn't know. Oh, they
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didn't know because these people controlled every part of the
media and lied about everything. And because we didn't have
social media, we didn't have podcasting, we didn't have all
these things. People didn't have a way to access the truth.
But now, when the president has dementia, it wasn't news
(03:21):
that Joe Biden had a scrambled egg brain. You didn't
find out on debate night that Joe Biden's brain wasn't functional.
You and I were laughing about it for the whole
four years. Why why did you know? And Okay, maybe
you're saying this show set that aside. If it wasn't
for if it wasn't for this show at all, you
would still have known. Why I didn't give you new information,
(03:44):
Maybe a new SoundBite or something like that you hadn't heard,
or a new perspective, but information. I didn't give you
new information. You already knew it. Why'd you know it?
Because the access to information is everywhere now and it's
killing these people, and they're not changing tactics, you see,
because communists can't change the fact that they simply lie
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about everything at all times. It's in their base nature.
They can't change it. Instead they have these people on
the news.
Speaker 4 (04:17):
Normally, doctors will stop screening for prostate cancer at seventy
five or so because after that the prostate cancers you
typically pick up are very slow growing, and so the
harms of all of the testing and treatment for something
that may not kill you. You know, you're talking about
risk pursus benefit. It may not be worth the risk.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
Isn't there a blood test that men can take to
know if they have an issue that might warrant further examination.
Speaker 4 (04:43):
So there's something that we call a PSA test, but
that can also be indicative of many different things. It
could just be you have an enlarged prostate. Maybe you
have a low grade infection in the prostate. There are
many things that can cause that, and so this is
again why after a certain age doctors will typically stop
screening for prostate cancer. But in his case, it's not screening.
(05:03):
It's important to emphasize this was diagnostic because he had
urinary symptoms and so there was a reason to do
more testing.
Speaker 1 (05:12):
They just lie at all times and it doesn't work anymore.
Sixty minutes as Scott Pelley was talking to a group
of college grads and he told them that freedom of
speech is under attack. Now, we're not going to cover
everything we covered last night with that sixty minute segment
again which we've done before, but obviously you know what
he's saying there. Freedom of speech is what what is
(05:34):
freedom of speech? That's the language he knows you want
to hear. That's why he used that specific language. But
he's not talking, of course, about freedom of speech. He's
talking about the freedom to lie, to deceive. That's what's
under attack, and that's what poses the greatest risk to
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Western communism. Without the freedom to lie, western communism cannot survive.
No communism can survive. University of Florida, they're supposedly about
to have a new president, This guy Santa Ono was
about to be one of them. Rumor has it not anymore?
(06:17):
Why because someone found this.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
We're feeling and rolling back over five hundred billion dollars
in funding for.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
The completely the wrong one. Someone found this.
Speaker 5 (06:27):
Systemic racism is embedded in every corner of any institution.
And so the only way to saw what is to
have everyone doing their part, first being truthful about the
fact that there is racism. But second, actually we're looking
at themselves inside.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Yeah, they found old video of the fact he's a
dirty communist and now gone. We could go on and
on and on about the media cover up, about every
single part of it. Look, there's the wars, the lies
about wars, the lies about the border, the lies about everything.
They're not surviving in this day and age. Now. Of course,
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the question always is are enough people finding out fast enough?
But if you look at the popularity of the modern
Democrat party, it's not just you and me, It's not
just the hyper informed norm and norma. Even the normies
out there, they think Democrats are a bunch of liars.
(07:27):
They may not love Republicans, but they think Democrats are
a bunch of dirty liars. Why do they think that
not because they are They always have been. They know
that now because of social media, because of the availability
of new sources of information these people don't control. That's
(07:48):
why let's do some emails. Remember you can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Dear Jesse with
the strong tongue. This is about my ability to eat
wings in ways that other people cannot. And we're not
going into that again. Remember when Biden showed up to
that twenty twenty debate with the obvious IV bruises. I
wonder what they were pumping him full of. Well, again
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this goes again to information. Like we were talking about,
Joe Biden was receiving some sort of medical treatment while
he was president that we know now. We don't know
necessarily what it was for because they lie about everything.
Was it were they pumping him full of amphetamines to
get him jazzed up for the debates. Probably if you
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look at his pupils, he looked like he was about
coked out of his brain, So it was probably that
was it. Some sort of a cancer treatment could be.
But you know what they couldn't do, even with the
President of the United States of America, they couldn't completely
cover up the fact that something was being done, because
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we saw the pictures of it. We saw him walk
out on stage. They claimed he'd been up working all day,
and yet when he walked out on the stage, he
still had the lines from the sea pat machine he'd
been wearing from the nappy nap he just woke up
from five minutes earlier. In this day and age, you
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cannot build anything on complete lies. There's no way you
can control everything for long enough. It doesn't work. You
could control some things for some time. There's still question
about that. They did it during COVID, They've done it
a million times. But at some point in time. People
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are able now to break free of the world of
lies in ways they never were before. And the exposure
to the truth dooms communism in the end, Chernobyl. It
doomed the Soviet Union because you couldn't control the all out.
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Other countries had to be notified, people had to find
out that the Soviet Union didn't have it stuff together,
bad press, people getting fired. It was just in the end,
too much. What was too much, not the nuclear explosion.
The truth is what doomed them in the end. Remember that.
All right, We will get to this corrupt admiral and
(10:24):
the big beautiful bill, but I want to do a
few emails. But first I want to talk about saving
you a little bit of money when it comes to
your dog. There is something most people don't consider when
they buy a dog. If it's your first dog, everyone
thinks about the food. He's gonna need a toy once
a year, and he's gonna maybe need a dog bed
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if that's your thing, or he needs food, everyone takes
that into account. You know what people don't think about
vet bills? Man, oh man? Do they take you to
the cleaners when you walk into the vet with your buppy.
When I tell you about rough Greens, I hope you
don't think that it's going to cost you money. I mean,
don't get me wrong. Rough greens cost money. But having
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a healthier pet that gets vitamins and minerals and probiotics
and omega oils and antioxidants, I would argue in the
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Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. Member. If you
missed any part of the show, you can downloaded. iHeart
Spotify iTunes. You know what. I'm going to continue to
continue on these lines. Sorry for a minute before I
get to the emails. But another thing, talk about exposure
of lies. Mike Pence went on NBC News. He's doing
(12:16):
one of these big anti Trump press tour things. This
guy just will not freaking go away. But here he was.
Speaker 6 (12:23):
But christ and I've never been a fan of American
presidents criticizing America on foreign soil, and to have the
president in Saudi Arabia, I'm questioning America's global war on
terror and describing it as nation building, an intervention, as
I thought, was a disservice to generations of Americans who
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wore the uniform, who took the fight to our enemy,
you know, in Afghanistan and in Iraq.
Speaker 1 (12:52):
And hey, Mike sell that someplace sales, buddy. I have
a lot of friends who fought in the g WATT.
I myself fought in the g WATT Iraq, not Afghanistan.
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I don't know a single one of them, and then
no matter where they're at in life, some are doing well,
some are not, some are dead, you know, some are.
It's just it's been an up and down struggle for sure.
But not a single one of them, Not one talks
lovingly about the mission. Not one, because there was no mission.
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We never knew what it was. What what are we?
What are we doing? Nobody knew what it was after
Saddam was gone. Well, why are we here in Afghanistan?
We're we're doing what? What? Why did you put an
American marine over there? And he's standing guard in the
poppy fields, He's gonna ask, why am I here? What
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is the point of all this? Twenty years of that,
and you think it's a disservice to talk about that.
You know, it's a disservice to all the men and
women who fought over there, bled over there, lost friends
over there. You know, it's a disservice letting all the
people who encourage that and engineered that, all the people
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responsible for it, letting them just get off scott free
without being questioned, and trying to act as if it's
patriotic to do that. That is a disservice. No no, no, no,
no no no. If the young men have to go
fight and die, I get that. That's the way life works,
that's the way history works. I understand that. But the
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people sending them, you'd better be able to explain yourself.
You can't call Iraq nation building. We sent in the
United States military and we toppled their government and attempted
to in ours, or at least a different one. What
do you call that, you freaking moro on. We did
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the exact same thing in Afghanistan. We went in, we
toppled the powers that be and attempted to put in
a different government. That's nation building. Now, you can agree
or disagree with the concept of nation building, but don't
act like it's not nation building. That's exactly what you did.
And in both cases, both cases, don't tell me about
(15:28):
what you wanted. Don't tell me, don't give me the
poster board. I don't care about that. In both cases,
the experiment of nation building in these areas has failed.
In no way is Iraq better off now than they
were under Sadam Mussein. In no way the country is
collapsing on itself as a disaster. In Afghanistan. The little
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freaking girls can't even go to school now because the Taliban,
the people we supposedly fought for twenty years, we just
armed them and let them take the whole place over. You,
you're offended.
Speaker 6 (16:02):
But christ and I've never been a fan of American
presidents criticizing America on foreign soil, and to have the
president in Saudi Arabia, I'm questioning America's global war on
terror and describing it as nation building. An intervention, as
I thought, was a disservice to generations of Americans who
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wore the uniform, who took the fight to our enemy
in Afghanistan and in Iraq, and.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
Particularly another guy served with just shot himself in the
head and killed himself not long ago. He was a
machine gunner in Iraq three thirty one. Good man, good man,
good fighter. Did plenty of time over there, at least
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two tours. I actually think he might have done three,
but at least two tours, saw some terrible things, saw
so many terrible things. He could never get himself right,
and just made that horrible decision, one that I hope
you never ever make, and killed himself. Why Mike Pence,
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if you're going to speak lovingly about all that you
owe that young man, and more specifically, you owe the family.
He left behind a specific explanation about what exactly he did.
He was in Iraq. He fought for his country like
a lion, like he was, you know, like patriotic young
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Americans do. And he doesn't owe you. You owe him
an explanation. Don't talk to me about disservice, you piece
of slime, Because every single person who fought in the
g WAT, we all experienced a disservice, especially the guys
out past the wire. Don't you ever tell me about disservice.
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We know all about disservice, and we all I'll put
it to you this way. We all think about you,
you scumbag politicians. We think about you from time to time.
All Right, we'll be back. I've got on animo, he said,
don't mean Jesse Kelly. You're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show.
(18:32):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Tuesday.
I remember, you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Jesse, how are we supposed to get
a bill passed that will actually cut the crap that
Doge found. According to you, Jesse, the Republicans will pass
the crap the Democrats are spending, and we'll be back
where we've started. Well, how can we do this? So
(18:57):
let's combine this with here's the headline from just the News.
Decade after the Tea Party movement, Conservatives are still unable
to meaningfully cut the debt. Why do we have a
big bill? Trump was on the hill today trying to
get votes for it. But it's allegedly one point five
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trillion dollars gigantic, unbelievable amounts of waste. They're even and
I quote, protecting medicaid. Why I see the debt. You
see the debt. We're aware of the deficits. You look,
you're the hyper informed. You understand why you have inflation.
(19:41):
You have inflation because of government borrowing and spending, and
yet they keep borrowing and spending. Well, here's the thing.
Have you ever you ever watched anybody get healthy or
try to get healthy and fail. More specifically, or maybe
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that's been you. Maybe you're fat or just unhealthy in
some way, and maybe you've tried to work on that
and you failed. Why, well, let's talk for a second.
Ob yesterday morning, yesterday morning, Yeah, yesterday morning, yesterday morning.
I woke up secodbye of the boys, poured myself a
(20:25):
cup of coffee, and then I sat down at the
counter with some bacon and eggs that I had made
to just kind of eat my bacon and eggs and
look at the news of the day and whatnot. Well,
ib was in the kitchen this whole time, and I'm
sitting at the kitchen counter, and I'm there for an
hour or two hours, half talking to her, half gathering things.
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But she's not just sitting in the kitchen. She is
chopping and straining and washing and endless amounts of fruits
and vegetables and everything under the sun. And she gets done,
and there are all these containers I don't know, tupp
aware whatever it is, and this has fresh vegetables for this,
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and this is fresh fruit, and this has developed two
hours of work. And she looks at me and she says, man,
I'm telling you what. People don't realize how much work
it is to eat healthy. You know what I did
the day before, I was eating bacon and eggs. Act that.
You know what I did the day before, I actually
ordered for delivery my breakfast tacos to the house, and
(21:30):
they delivered breakfast tacos to me to the house, breakfast
tacos covered in cheese tortillas. It was incredibly easy. Now,
what if I wanted to change? What if I decided, Hey,
I'm too fat, I'm too unhealthy, what I'm going to
start eating better? Is that just a decision I make
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at meal time? Well? No, if I want to start
eating like abb eats, and I do not, I want
to be clear about that. But if I want to
start eating like a eats, well then I'm going to
have to dedicate the time of dedicates to making that happen.
It's going to involve two hours in the kitchen with
produced and the chopping and the fresh dis and the
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making that. But that no more delivery of breakfast tacos. No no, no, no, no,
no no no. You go to the kitchen and you
prep and that I'm not willing to do. Why don't
we actually have cuts? And more specifically, why don't the
people want cuts? Well, the people want to lose weight,
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but they also want the breakfast tacos, and they don't
want to lose weight bad enough to give up the
breakfast tacos. Everyone knows the debt's too high, the depth
SIT's too high, everyone knows it will end the country.
Our interest on our debt is far larger than most GDPs.
It's just crazy. And the numbers are getting worse, they're
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growing exponentially. And none of this is my opinion. These
are all facts yet everybody, And I'm not even going
to lay blame at one person's feet, because really it's
the American people as a whole, the politicians, the bureaucrats,
and the American voter. They don't really want cuts. Oh,
(23:17):
they want the debt to go down, But can't we
have the debt go down without cutting anything I like?
And you see that's not how it works. You can't
lose weight and get breakfast tacos delivered every day. You
have to change your entire lifestyle, how you live. It's
(23:39):
a fact. You can't reduce the debt. You can't get
real spending cuts without giving up some things Republicans right
now are dead set on, and I kid you, not
protecting Medicaid, a gigantic government entitlement program that shouldn't even exist.
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So every single Tom Dick and Harry Republican, every one
of them, from Trump on down. Trump, every senator, every
House member, every governor of every Republican top to bottom
will scream until they're blue in the face about how
they want to balance the budget and debts are too high,
and where they're going to get things under control, and
yet a gigantic government entitlement program can't be touched. You're
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telling me you want to lose weight while you're ordering
the breakfast tacos. That's why it doesn't go down. The
American people don't want it to go down. They say
they want it to go down. But no politician ever
loses his election for spending too much money. You can
lose your election because it's a waveyear and you're on
the bad end of it. You can lose your election
(24:47):
because of corruption you got busted with a suitcase full
of cash under the drawer. You can lose your election
for a variety of different controversies out there. But one
thing even Republicans know is you do do not lose
your election for spending too much taxpayer money. The taxpayer
wants you to spend their money. The taxpayer demands it,
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and don't tell me they don't. Because I look at
the voting records, and you don't lose your seat in
a primary for voting for big spending bills. You don't.
It doesn't happen. The American people want the federal government
to hand out presents and goodies. And I'm not even
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killing the American people because that is something that is old,
that is as old as mankind himself. Mankind. For some reason,
I don't get it, mankind loves it when the king
rides through the town square throwing out loads of red
to the masses. They love it. They cheer, they pour
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their adoration on him. Never mind the fact they were
taxed for that bread, never mind the fact that the
government stole your money first to then steal a bunch
of it and then make a bunch of bread, which
probably sucked. And then they drove through and threw you
your own money back. If the people freaking love it,
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do you want to know how you get re elected
in Congress? Not everywhere, not everywhere, but in most districts
blue and red. You know how you get reelected? Bring
some of that cheddar back home. You you think it's
fighting for values, ah, You get re elected by bringing
(26:34):
some of that cheddar cheese back home. Hey, I'm Congressman
Jesse Kelly. I've been here six years now and i'd
like you to give me another six years. Here I
am standing in front of the Jesse Kelly Memorial Airport.
We got a brand new parking lot, great runway. We
even put a Chick fil A in there. In that
(26:55):
last Congressional bill, I made sure one hundred million dollars
was carved out for you and the Jesse Kelly Memorial Airport.
So if you enjoy flying the friendly skies out of
the Jesse Kelly Airport, I'm asking for your vote again
for Congress. And the American people don't say no. The
American people say yeah, I love you Jose Airport baby,
(27:19):
and then they go to their neighbors that night and say, man,
I can't believe the debt. Wow, inflation's out of control.
Someone should cut spending. That's why, and that's why I
get angry and frustrated. That's why we'll touch on the
Thomas Massey thing and the Navy corruption. Then we're moving
off that because the whole subject angers me to no end.
(27:42):
Before we do that, you might want to find other
ways to cuts. You know, some some bills out of
your life. Cell phone bill is a good place to start.
Good time to reduce costs. And you pay too much
money for your Verizon AT and T and T Mobile.
These companies put a freaking store every hundred feet, and
(28:05):
you were the one who pays for all that overhead
get you pay way too much just so AT and
T can have a store on every corner. With pure Talk,
they went out and hired Americans who speak English when
you call them, That's who you'll talk to all by phone,
all by mail. And right now they're giving out American
(28:26):
made flags, Allegiance flags, American flags to a thousand veterans.
That's what they're doing for the patriotic holidays. That's the
kind of thing Pure Talk does while your cell phone
company funds Black Lives Matter line gives back to veterans.
Pick up your phone, dial pound two five zero and
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say Jesse Kelly pound two five zero, Say Jesse Kelly,
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word on the spending thing is this, and then I'm
moving on because I've already I've already talked about it
at length, and we have to listen to Marco Rubio
beating up on other senators. I can't believe Rubio now.
Final thing on this first, Yes, you can stop emailing.
I heard what Trump said about Thomas Massey. Thomas Massey's
the Kentucky congressman who he's not going to vote for it.
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He said, it's too much spending, it's two wasteful. Trump
said that I'm a fiscal halt.
Speaker 7 (29:37):
I'm a bigger fiscal hal There's nobody like me, more
deficite than Biden because we have to fix the country.
He did that.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
Thomas Massey is correct and saying that this is no I.
Speaker 7 (29:50):
Don't think Thomas Massey understands government. I think he's a
brand stander. Frankly, hell probably, but we don't even talk
to Hi much. I think he should be voted out
of office.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
Well, Thomas Massey says this is Biden levels of spending,
and it is. That's not debatable. That's math. I don't
care about your arguments on it. That's math. We've talked already.
Trump wants it because he put the things his campaign promises.
He put him in there. He wants him in there,
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and so whatever else, whatever other garbage is attached to it,
he wants that in there because he wants it passed.
He wants a legislative agenda that matches his campaign promises.
I get it. I totally get it. But it's a
big bill, and it's really bad. It's really really corrupt
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and bad. But I get it. I do. And look,
I mean, we talk about things. I brought it up before,
about things like a trillion dollars for the American military,
A trillion dollars. You see this story. Retired four star
admiral he was the number two man in the United
States Navy, found guilty of bribery for accepting a five
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hundred thousand dollars a year job in exchange for a
lucrative navy contract. The American Pentagon cannot pass an audit
because of the vast amounts of or wealth theft. I
should say wealth theft and corruption inside of the building,
and we're about to handle atrurllion dollars. It doesn't work
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that way. But back to what we said. If you
want to know why, I don't know why I waste
my breath on it. You don't lose by spending too
much money. You lose sometimes by not spending too much money. Anyway,
let's move on. Let's talk about some emails. Jesse, you
said we need a reformed Democrat Party. We rejected the
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party as it is now. With new Democrats trying to
pull the party even further left, that will be a
nail in the coffin for the country to dissolve them completely. Look,
I have said that I believe the Democrat Party is
in They're in a level of trouble that is very,
very difficult to come out of. And there is a
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chance that a new party emerges. Maybe not, but there's
a chance. And it's the inability to lie. Joe Biden's
four years it was Democrats unchained. Democrats unchained because he
just sat in the corner drooling on himself. The communists
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around him got to do whatever they wanted. It didn't
matter what it was. Open up the border. Sure, hey,
let's send the doj after our enemies. Sounds good. There
was nothing they wouldn't do. And for four years they
were completely high on their own supply. You could tell
they were. They just loved it. They loved every minute
of it. We can do whatever we want, no one
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will hold us back. Just go crazy, kill everyone. Fah,
but we don't live in the Soviet Union. We live
in a Union States of America, where we still have elections,
where we have social media. The American people watched for
four years while these people acted like complete savages. In
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America said no, And even now they're out there having
to try to clean up Joe Biden's poopy diapers.
Speaker 3 (33:20):
It seems to me entirely inappropriate that at this moment
in time, when President Biden is dealing with a serious,
an aggressive form of cancer, there are Republicans who are
peddling conspiracy theories and want us to look backward at
a time when they actually are taking healthcare away.
Speaker 1 (33:43):
Those talking points, those lies are not landing anymore. The
segment of the population that is absorbing and believing those
lies is shrinking more and more and more. And if
you look at it demographically, for who who's buying it,
the shrinkage is going to continue. And when I say that,
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I mean it's older people. Not all older people, obviously,
but demographically, the older you get, the likelier you are
to believe what's in the mainstream news. It's just that's
out of habit because older people are used to turning
on the news and listening to the news, watching the news.
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But that portion of the population is always getting smaller,
isn't it. The younger you are in America, think how
wild this is. The younger you are in America, the
greater the chances are you will see through mediaize. My
son's friends aren't even political. These are fourteen year olds,
fifteen year olds, sixteen year olds, and they don't even
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necessarily have solid political philosophies. It's not that. It's not
that they're coming in the house talking about capitalism. It's
not that. But you know what they do know they
know the news is longe, that's a lie. They'll talk
about it. They know democrats are evil, democrats are lying,
and the news is lying. Now, I'm not saying they
came in chanting Donald Trump's name or something like that.
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Some do, some don't. It's not that, but they know, well,
that's a lie. Well, that guy's lying. Piercing through all
the lies, the system of lies that communists have created
for the longest time. Jesse, with the way things have
been going this week in the federal government. Would you
consider accepting the White House's offer to do some interviews
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there and ask hard hitting questions that actually matter since
apparently no one else will. No, I don't want to
go to the White House. I don't have any desire
at all. I hate Washington, DC, and no, I don't
want to go back and mingle with any of those people.
I like right here, normal America. I like where I live.
Why you roll your eyes, Chris, you want to go
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back there so bad? Why I know you've never been.
You don't want to go? There's nothing there. It's not
even the National Mall. It's fine. I'll tell you what.
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