May 6, 2025 • 37 mins
The younger generation is leaning right, but why? Don’t just teach your kids what to reject but what they should love too. The definition of communism. Terrible democrat singing at these paid for protests. Stopping gain of function research. Were we developing bioweapons in China? Evil Goldilocks. Trying to pass Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’.
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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 Tuesday. We're gonna talk about young Americans going to
the right. What's going on with that? Democrats have a
nightmare on their hands. We are going to dig into
this gain of function research though at some point in time,
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as soon as I get done talking about young people
going to the right, we're gonna do this gain of
function stuff. Emails. Elon Musk thinks we need to become
multi planet people. All that and so much more on
the world famous Jesse Kelly Show this hour. But this
is from the Populous Times. It says young Americans are
going red and they're refusing to look back. Data from
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Yale polling found that young people were swinging significantly to
the right, with voters aged eighteen to twenty one leaning
Republican by eleven point seven points. Let's stop for a
second and let's acknowledge when something is new and improved.
For all of my life, it has been just the
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accepted thing in politics that young people, but the majority
of them, not all that young people are on the left.
They vote left. It's been so traditional, so accepted that
the right has actually accepted Winston Churchill's worst quote is
worst quote by a mile. I despise it. Well, if
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you're under thirty and not a liberal, you have no heart.
If you're over thirty and not a conservative, you have
no brain. It's very witty. I understand why we like it,
but I've always hated it because it almost sounds like
we're just supposed to accept that young people are dumb.
They're not dumb. They know what they're taught. They're taught
in school to be leftists. If they wake up and
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grow up, they'll move to the right. Anyway, we're not
going to focus on the quote. But young people don't
have to be on the left. That's a lie. It's
a complete lie. They know what they're talking. Like I
just said, So what is happening now, Because what's happening
now is different, as I said, than anything I've ever known.
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And it's not only men. Yeah, men, it's bad, not bad,
it's good. Men. It's a lot men are going hardcore,
hardcore to the right, but young women, some of them
are coming along too. Well. Let me tell you what's happening,
and it can be good. Look on the aggregate. It's
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a lot better, but it also it can be dangerous
if we don't manage it properly, or if we don't
manage it is probably not the right word guide it properly.
Here's what's happened. It's not that young people are coming
around to a more right wing philosophy. It's not necessarily that.
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What's happening is they are rejecting communism, they are rejecting
the modern Democrat Party, and they are reacting to the
modern Democrat Party by simply saying no, no more of that. No,
that's gross. No, that's miserable. No, that's insane. Let me
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expand on that just a little bit. If you are
trying to do the best you can to take off
your partisanship, I know it's hard for me. I'm a
very partisan person. But try to set that aside and
look at the political parties today. If you are a
young person, a young man, or a young woman, look
at how miserable the Communists are at all times. They're
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always protesting, they're always screening. Everything has to be gay,
everything has to be feminist, everything has to every single
thing is weird and gross and angry and bitter and
miserable and young people today, remember they remember who really
led the charge on destroying their lives when it came
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to COVID. Democrats loved COVID restrictions, loved them, pushed them everywhere.
So what you're seeing is not necessarily young people embracing
being on the right or conservative or libertarian or anti communists.
They are rejecting everything that has to do with the
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Democrat Party. Now, all that's good, right now, I'm not
complaining about that. All that is good. But I think
about this when I hear my sons and I hear
them talk, and I hear them speak with their friends. Now,
you can't imagine the hatred their friends have for Democrats,
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the things that come out of their mouths. And these
are not Republican boys, right wing boys. I guess they
are considered right wingers. But they're not sitting there lovingly
espousing free markets or the Constitution or things like that.
They're not talking about those things. They are mocking, insulting,
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and trashing everything that has to do with leftism. They
are disgusted by it, they're mortified by it, and they're
speaking out against it. This is wonderful. My only point
in having this talk is we have to help them
understand what they're for, not just what they're against. It's
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good to be against communism, it's good to reject all
this degeneracy and filth. It's good. I'm not complaining that.
None of this is a complaint. This is a caution.
This is a word of caution. I talked to my son, James.
He's my oldest, he's my political kid. Both of them
are a little into it. James's way into it. When
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I walk in the door. He wants to know what's
the news of the day, what's the controversy. That's my
political kid. He knows what he hates. He's starting to
understand what he loves because I have been starting to
press him on the why, Dad, I don't like this?
Why Dad, I really like this guy? Why Dad, I
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heard Trump is doing this. I love it good? Why? Why? Why?
I want to encourage you to do that with your son,
your daughter as they work their way through this, help
them understand the why we want people to move to
the right, not just as a reaction to the evil
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of the left. That's my point in all this. It's
fine if that they react and come our way, but
We want them to understand why freedom is important. Why
it's important that man is free, that man is not
forced into things by the government or otherwise. It's important,
and they need to understand the why right now. They don't.
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Right now. It's a complete rejection of the evils of
the left, and that'll last us for a while, but
it is not enough understand the why. All right now,
let's talk about this. This is an ugly you know what,
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before we get to the gain of function thing, Let's
make fun of Democrats really fast. Then we'll come to
the gain of function thing. David Hogg, the DNC vice chair,
he's not backing away. You see. The communists elevated him
to this important position of power, and then he threatened
a primary them, and then they threatened him with his job.
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But he didn't back off off after he was threatened
with his job. I only brought this up because I
want you to enjoy the pain of the left right
now as they have created these Frankenstein monsters, these young communists,
they're all across the party, some of them, some of
them are.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
Get the irs to help them as they go and
seek these people. You know why, because they've been working
and they've been doing the jobs. Then now they want
to roll back child labor protections and make sure that
poor children are the ones that are doing those jobs,
because now we're going to have those vacancies, if we're
going to have jobs left at all, as we continue
to endure the grind of this failed experiment around this
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Tara for.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
Oh, we'd be lucky enough to have a GOP based
enough to repeal child labor laws. But setting that aside,
they're electing them, they're appointing them to positions of power,
but they're not getting into these positions of power and
moderating the way the elites want them to. Elite want
them to moderate. They're getting into these important positions of
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power and they're acting like what they are, little revolutionary savages.
And I think it's fantastic. I think it's the funniest
thing in the world, watching the nutballs these people have nurtured,
watching them be destroyed by it. I love it. Jesse,
you always talk about this, he said or she said,
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what's the definition of communism? But I never understood the
definition or hear you talk about that, possibly because I
can't listen all the time. I looked it up, but
I was hoping you could explain it, since you're so
good at this explaining things. Communism, overall, it's just a
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way for evil people to get more power, right, That's
really what everything is. In the end, Evil people with
the willingness to do so, are going to do horrible
things to get power. But more specifically, communism is a
little different, a little unique, and that is it is
a religion of the malcontent. If you are an angry, miserable,
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malcontented person at whatever, maybe it's men, the climate, women
and black people, white people, whatever. If you are angry bitter,
not just angry bitter, then you will find a home
in the Democrat Party. You will find a home in communism,
and they will find they will tell you, they will
promise you, in fact, that they will hurt the people
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you're angry at if you just give them power. It's
an exchange. You give them power, and in exchange, they
will use that power to hurt the people you hate.
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at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Uh. The Libs are out
in New Jersey and they're upset about the deportations. Remember
they're not really upset. All this is just paid for
love shame e e s you know, all this is
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paid for and organized, right, don't don't think we've never
gotten this. For years and years and years, we've looked
at these people and we've thought, are they just crazy?
Kind of? Some of them are crazy, Many of them
are crazy and bored. Some of them are crazy, bored
and broke. And in the United States of America you
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can make a living being a full time communist street animal.
You can't. They'll pay you to go out there, they'll
pay you to make the signs, they'll pay you to
sing the stupid songs and do the stupid chance. But
what floors me but kills me, is none of these
people seem to care that they look and sound so stupid. Remember, hey, Chris,
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dig this up if you can find it. Remember Francis Collins.
The name Francis Collins, you know the name. He was
the head of NIH National Institute of Health during COVID.
He was that evil, freaking, blood sucking monster. Fauci got
all the hate and deserves every ounce of the hate.
Francis Collins deserves as much or more than Fauci does.
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Remember when Francis Collins shows up at this the Commy
protest in DC and sang, do you remember this?
Speaker 3 (13:49):
We're joined together by this noble dream.
Speaker 4 (13:54):
We got that, so it's just all the good people.
Speaker 3 (13:56):
But the second line part of this family, and the
last line, we're joined together by this noble dream.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
Do that with me.
Speaker 3 (14:04):
This is a song for all the good people.
Speaker 1 (14:09):
Look, good people, turn it off, turn it off, My can't. Francis,
did you practice that in front of the mirror or anybody?
Did anybody? Did you run that by anybody? Anybody at all. Look,
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we tell our kids when they have a presentation in school,
I have to give up and give us science presentation
or whatever. We tell them, why don't you do it
in front of us first, just one or two times,
work out the kinks. We'll just iron out the wrinkles
of the whole thing, and it'll work out so much
better for you. But these people, they just don't care.
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They are communists, cult herd animals, and they just don't
care at all. Dear Jesse, the jerk doctor, that's not
what I am, the jerk doctor. I have an old
college buddy who's now chief of staff for a Republican congressman.
Whenever we hang out, his phone rings constantly, but the
conversations are almost never about big national issues. The calls
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are usually from local donors about their pet projects. Compound
that across four hundred and thirty five representatives, and that's
how we get thousand page budget bills in two trillion
dollar deficits. I have witnessed this. Excuse me, I have
witnessed this in Washington, d C. And I have witnessed
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this from congressman after congressman after congressman, these people and
and their staffers around them. I rarely, rarely see patriotic conversations.
What's best for the country, Hey, we should do this,
It's better for the country. I always here, well, what
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can we get in this bill? What can we get
this past? How's your reelection campaign coming? Have you checked
the polls? What are your poll numbers looking like? Are
you raising money? Are you this? Are you that it?
I'm not sure there's a solution for that. Any solution
I come up with or you come up with, and
it has a bunch of holes in it. Your solution
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lots of shouldn't put words in your mouth. Your solution
is probably something like term limits. That's why we need
term limits. But you just heard the guy. It's the
chiefs of staff. They're just as bad as everybody else.
Maybe term limits is a solution. Me, I have the
solution everyone gets mad about. So I'll just say it again.
So we're getting more hate mail. I think that they
should get huge pay raises. I mean it every member
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of Congress, and a bigger staff budget as well. No,
it's not because I want to pay them more to
be scumbags. I think paying these guys one hundred and
sixty five thousand dollars a year, it's a lot of money.
It's more money than most people make. I fully acknowledge that.
But in Washington, d C. That's poverty wages. You can't
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make one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars a year
and own a home in DC, if it's your second home,
you can't do that. It be like do it trying
it in New York City. It's not even that much money.
It's just not what Chris Chris said. How much should
they make, I don't know, call it a million bucks,
million bucks a year. See, everyone's got everyone to get mad.
Chris is mad. Chris is losing his mind right now.
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I think maybe you'd well, you probably want to combine
the two things. A million a year, one term, two terms.
I think you would get elite people with. I think
you would get smarter people with sharper ideas. Cap them
one or two terms. You don't get to make a
living here forever. Show up, do one or two things.
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What is that? That's basically one bill. You're showing up.
You're not carving out your next reelection campaign or whatever.
Show up, makes unbelievable money, You invest it right, you
won't have to work again. Show up, make some great money,
be gone with you. I don't know, there's probably not
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about getting reelected, and they hand out our own money
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.
Let's talk about something because it's kind of in the news.
Here you see gain of function research. And the reason
gain of function research is in the news is Donald
Trump just signed this executive order. This is the announce
on some mean he's in the Oval office. He's doing
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hear it was?
Speaker 4 (20:02):
It first relates to gain of function research. Gain of
function research is a type of biomedical research where pathogens
are adulterated viruses are adulterated to make them more potent
or to change the way that they function. Many people
believe that gain of function research was one of the
key causes of the COVID pandemic that struck us in
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the last decade. What this executive order does, first of all,
it provides powerful new tools to enforce the ban on
federal funding for gain of function research abroad. It also
strengthens other oversight mechanisms related.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
I know this is boring, Stay with me for a second,
because Trump is going to say something, and I want
you to hear not only what he says, but how
he says to that.
Speaker 4 (20:48):
Issue and creates an overarching strategy to ensure that biomedical
research in general is being conducted safely and in a
way that ultimately protects human health more.
Speaker 1 (21:00):
It's a big deal. It could have been that we
wouldn't have had the problem we.
Speaker 4 (21:03):
Had a lot of people say that if we had
this done.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
Earlier, Thank you. It could have been that we wouldn't
have had the problem we had if we had this
done earlier. Our FK Junior went on Fox talked about it.
Speaker 3 (21:22):
And after the anthrax attacks, Anthony Fauci began essentially restarted
the arms race and the bioweapons of arms race, and
did it under the pretension of developing vaccines because of
the same science that you developed bioweapons and vaccines. In
twenty fourteen, three of his bugs escaped, and three hundred
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scientists wrote letters to President Obama asked him to shut
down Anthony Fauci. President Obama declared aimreiturim, but instead of
shutting down his experiments, he moved them offshore, mainly to
the Wuhan Lab. And now you know the principal institutions
are the CIA, the FBI, the State Department, Department of
Energy all say that it is most likely that those
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experiments resulted in the COVID nineteen pandemic.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
In beginning in twenty nineteen. Let's talk about biological weapons,
shall we? A bit of an ugly topic, and it's
a topic that is more for the movies, isn't it
for an apocalyptic book you happen to be reading. We
don't know that much about them, and we don't know
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all that much about how they've been used, because they've
been used in weird ways and ineffective ways. You may
have heard this story before the Black Plague, you know
that thing that pretty much wiped out half of Europe.
How did it spread so much? Well, we'll never know exactly.
One very commonly held belief is the Mongols were laying
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siege to a European city. The Mongols themselves came down
with the plague. Well, Mongols, being the enterprising souls they are.
I don't know that there's ever been a people as
a depth at taking lives than the Mongols. The Mongols
started loading up the bodies that had the plague on them,
throwing them on a catapult and chucking them into the city.
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Soon the city has the plague. The plague spreads throughout
Europe the plague, so that's biological weapons. The Japanese did this.
I shouldn't just single out of the Japanese. I feel
like they always get picked on because of my obsession
with World War II in the Pacific. But have you
ever heard of Unit seven thirty one. I wouldn't recommend
doing any light reading on it right before bed, but
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Unit seven thirty one was a Japanese unit. They set
up shop in a very remote area in China, and
the purpose of Unit seven thirty one was experimentation, a
lot of different kinds of experimentation. I should point out
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some of the fermentation was just kind of run of
the mill horror things where they would freeze your arm
and do a solid block of ice and then hit
it with the baseball bats. See how hard it was
to break? Yeah, stuff like that. But some of it
involved diseases, biological warfare. Dropping a disease, we'll call it
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a virus, dropping a virus of some kind, getting it
into a population through the air, the water supply something,
and finding out how you kill a lot of people
with that. But that, of course leads us to this,
how do you make sure it stays there? How do
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you make sure that biological weapon you just dropped in
wherever you dropped it? Where's a place we hate? Canada?
Let's say no seriously, but let's use Canada for an example.
What if we went to war with Canada and we
came up with a biological weapon, a nasty little virus.
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What if we dropped it on Calgary? How do we
ensure it doesn't come back here? Well, biological weapons are
the reason gain of function research exists at all. And
this is in all my time. I was actually talking
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to Jeffrey Tucker today, really really sharp guy. He's the
head of the Brownstone Institute. He kind of echoed this
sentiment that, in all my time of dealing with all
these government secrets and government programs and things like that,
maybe the most secretive issue that I can't ever seem
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to get solid information on is what are we doing
in regards to biological weapons? Did you hear I'm gonna
play what what RFK said again. Here listen to what
he talked about back in twenty fourteen. Fauci gets busted
with his stuff, and after getting busted, he doesn't get arrested,
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of course, because he's in the government. Instead, he takes
this whole program and sends it to China, and.
Speaker 3 (26:18):
After the anthrax attacks it Anthony Fauci began essentially restarted
the arms race and the bioweapons of arms race, and
did it under the pretension of developing vaccines because of
the same science that you developed bioweapons and vaccines. In
twenty fourteen, three of his bugs escaped and three hundred
(26:39):
scientists wrote letters to President Obama asked him to shut
down Anthony Fauci. President Obama declared a moratorium, but instead
of shutting down his experiments, he moved them offshore, mainly
to the Wuhan lab. And now you know the principal
institutions are government, the CIA, the FBI, the State Department's
Apartment of Energy, all say.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
That it is how many biological weapons do you believe
we are in possession of? Are we developing biological weapons
under the supervision of the Chinese? If we are developing
biological weapons? And is there another way to view gain
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a function research? That's the whole idea. You take a virus,
you make it worse because the enemy might make it worse,
and you're trying to figure out how to treat that
worse virus. Are we doing that inside of communist China?
Communist China who we are currently involved in a trade
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war with? And is that the reason we weren't allowed
to have the honest information about COVID because we, in
conjunction with the Chinese, developed a virus and that virus
came back home, got out of the l and came
back home. Look, we're not going to find the answer
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to these questions because the answers are all hidden from us,
which is what drives me crazy about this entire topic.
It's a very secretive thing no government on Earth wants
to talk about. But we hear the United States of
America have biological weapons. China does, Israel does. There are
European countries that do. We developed them, We researched them.
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What's actually out there? Isn't that kind of creepy to
think about? That was really kind of the whole point
of the talk. Isn't that creepy when you think about it, Chris?
And remember, they're always trying to thread the needle because
they have viruses that are super deadly. If it's too deadly,
people die too fast, and they can't spread it to
enough people. So you want to deadly, just the right
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kind of deadly, like a in evil Goldilocks, if you will. Anyway,
let's get to some emails. Next, fighting for your freedom
every day the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. And yes, we'll dig into being multi planet
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people and Mike Pence getting awards and the Talibans handing
out goodies of our stuff. All that and more still
to come on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Let's
do some emails. First show. We we got to clear
out some room because Friday cometh. This guy the subject
to this one. All this lady said, Hungarian cheesebread, she said.
(29:32):
The Hungarian cheesebread is called langos. Langos yangos. She says
it loosely translates to Lindsey Graham. That doesn't stop. It
loosely translates to flamer, is what she said. In the
old days, the leftover bread dough was rolled flat and
baked in the oven with garlic, butter and cheese. Oh,
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sour cream was added to the bread occasionally, which it
shouldn't be. Nowadays, the bread is deep fried or pan
fried with cheese, butter and garlic. Oh my gosh, I'm
telling you, Chris, we gotta find a Hungarian restaurant you
can eat that. It's nothing not kosher about that at all.
I think they were So what what? What? Chris? How
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hard is it to make?
Speaker 2 (30:21):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (30:21):
I'm sure we can make it, but don't we want
some Hungarians to make it for us first? I feel
like the first, the first should be authentic, and then
we'll figure it out from there. Look, they're Hungarian. If
they can figure it out and we can figure it out.
What Chris I'm serious. If they can figure it out,
we can. It's not like there's what that wasn't insulting.
(30:42):
I don't know what you're talking about. Dear Jesse, Please
tell all the conservative talking heads to shut up. This
guy's mad. All they want to do is talk about
how the Democrats suck. Well, guess what Republicans do too.
They can't do for us. All they really care about
is getting reelected. They should give Trump a bit beautiful
bill yesterday. Sit instead of sitting around wringing their hands
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and worrying how they might be affected, do the right
thing for Once, says he's angry. I won't put it
in his terms, angry and fed up in Tennessee. Well,
I can actually feel your anger emanating off the page here.
I get that you're mad, but allow me to just
(31:26):
caution you with this little bit here. You said, in fact,
we're gonna make this about Chuck Grassley. You said you
want them to do something. Get off your butts and
give Trump his big beautiful bill. Okay, we've talked about
this before, about the desire the cry of do something.
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Someone do something is one of the most dangerous things
you can ever cry out and Historically, the worst disasters death, misery, famine.
The worst disasters oftentimes come after the people have been screaming,
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somebody do something, and then somebody does something and everything
gets screwed up. Remember COVID, we were treated all kinds
of Chinese propaganda. People falling over dead in the streets
and stuff like that. Our evil system told us we
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were all gonna die. The American people got afraid, They
got scared, and the American people started screaming, do something,
do something, someone do something. Ah well, they did something.
Trillions of dollars later, more loss of life and wealth
(32:56):
and happiness that I could possibly list. I'm not even
bringing up the vaccine injuries. All that was the result
of people screaming, somebody do something. You are angry at
the Republicans in DC. I am so. I am as well.
But part of your anger is why don't they get
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Trump his big beautiful bill. There's no big beautiful bill.
It doesn't exist, it can't possibly exist. That's how Trump
has branded the bill. But that's what Trump's doing. He's branding.
He's trying to sell it to the American people as
the big beautiful Bill. The United States Congress is too
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evil and corrupt to produce a big bill that is good.
It's not humanly possible. I get your frustration with Republicans
totally warranted, one hundred percent warranted. You're correct, But right now,
you know what they're arguing over. Who gets what in
this big, corrupt, evil piece of crap bill. That's what
(34:03):
they're arguing over. The Senate wants more money for this,
and the House wants more money for that. You know
what's not even being discussed right now, it's not even
being discussed. A spending cut. It's not even on the table.
The only thing they're even arguing over is how much
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of a spending increase we're going to do. Well, we're
gonna we're gonna decrease the amount of the increase, So
in a way, that's a spending cut. There's no actual
spending cuts none. It's not even on the table. But
the problem is the American people don't realize this, they
don't digest it, and so they'll scream out, there's something
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pass it. Why I don't want them to pass it?
Do you want? Do you want an increase in medicaid spending?
You knew that was part of the big beautiful bill too, right,
this bill is horrible. It's not just bad, it's horrible.
I get why they're all doing it though. It does
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take a lot of Trump Agenda items and it codifies
them into law, things like tax cuts. Last I heard,
the latest bill made the tax cuts permanent. And so
it's not like there's no good things in it, but
it's going to be a thousand pages with two pages
of good things and nine hundred and ninety eight pages
(35:31):
of more fraud and theft of your money than you
can possibly imagine. It's not beautiful because the United States Congress,
as it's currently constituted, it is not capable of creating
a big, beautiful bill. All these scumbags, cowards and liars
are capable of creating is something horrific, and it will
(35:54):
be horrific. It will be, And well, we kind of
have ourselves to for that. In a lot of ways,
we have ourselves to blame. Let's do some more emails. Hey, Jesse,
I've been in the education system for twenty five years
as a K through twelve teacher and college professor. I
resigned my tenured position a year ago after finally realizing
(36:15):
the rot was too deep. To repair. On Friday, you
described our education system as an indoctrination factory. Spot on.
I was with a small Jesuit university in Denver, Colorado.
My department chair once yelled down a hallway filled with students, quote,
we can't hire any more white people. A colleague and
(36:36):
I complained to human resources. Of course, nothing was done
to her. The rot is much more pervasive than people realize. Sadly,
I no longer recommend college for most young people. His
name is Charles. This is why Hillsdale College is the
place everybody wants to get into. This is why, and
(36:57):
most of us won't. I certainly never will, neither will
my sons. But we can all learn from Hillsdale. You
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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 Tuesday. We're gonna talk about young Americans going to
the right. What's going on with that? Democrats have a
nightmare on their hands. We are going to dig into
this gain of function research though at some point in time,
(00:34):
as soon as I get done talking about young people
going to the right, we're gonna do this gain of
function stuff. Emails. Elon Musk thinks we need to become
multi planet people. All that and so much more on
the world famous Jesse Kelly Show this hour. But this
is from the Populous Times. It says young Americans are
going red and they're refusing to look back. Data from
(00:56):
Yale polling found that young people were swinging significantly to
the right, with voters aged eighteen to twenty one leaning
Republican by eleven point seven points. Let's stop for a
second and let's acknowledge when something is new and improved.
For all of my life, it has been just the
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accepted thing in politics that young people, but the majority
of them, not all that young people are on the left.
They vote left. It's been so traditional, so accepted that
the right has actually accepted Winston Churchill's worst quote is
worst quote by a mile. I despise it. Well, if
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you're under thirty and not a liberal, you have no heart.
If you're over thirty and not a conservative, you have
no brain. It's very witty. I understand why we like it,
but I've always hated it because it almost sounds like
we're just supposed to accept that young people are dumb.
They're not dumb. They know what they're taught. They're taught
in school to be leftists. If they wake up and
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grow up, they'll move to the right. Anyway, we're not
going to focus on the quote. But young people don't
have to be on the left. That's a lie. It's
a complete lie. They know what they're talking. Like I
just said, So what is happening now, Because what's happening
now is different, as I said, than anything I've ever known.
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And it's not only men. Yeah, men, it's bad, not bad,
it's good. Men. It's a lot men are going hardcore,
hardcore to the right, but young women, some of them
are coming along too. Well. Let me tell you what's happening,
and it can be good. Look on the aggregate. It's
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a lot better, but it also it can be dangerous
if we don't manage it properly, or if we don't
manage it is probably not the right word guide it properly.
Here's what's happened. It's not that young people are coming
around to a more right wing philosophy. It's not necessarily that.
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What's happening is they are rejecting communism, they are rejecting
the modern Democrat Party, and they are reacting to the
modern Democrat Party by simply saying no, no more of that. No,
that's gross. No, that's miserable. No, that's insane. Let me
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expand on that just a little bit. If you are
trying to do the best you can to take off
your partisanship, I know it's hard for me. I'm a
very partisan person. But try to set that aside and
look at the political parties today. If you are a
young person, a young man, or a young woman, look
at how miserable the Communists are at all times. They're
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always protesting, they're always screening. Everything has to be gay,
everything has to be feminist, everything has to every single
thing is weird and gross and angry and bitter and
miserable and young people today, remember they remember who really
led the charge on destroying their lives when it came
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to COVID. Democrats loved COVID restrictions, loved them, pushed them everywhere.
So what you're seeing is not necessarily young people embracing
being on the right or conservative or libertarian or anti communists.
They are rejecting everything that has to do with the
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Democrat Party. Now, all that's good, right now, I'm not
complaining about that. All that is good. But I think
about this when I hear my sons and I hear
them talk, and I hear them speak with their friends. Now,
you can't imagine the hatred their friends have for Democrats,
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the things that come out of their mouths. And these
are not Republican boys, right wing boys. I guess they
are considered right wingers. But they're not sitting there lovingly
espousing free markets or the Constitution or things like that.
They're not talking about those things. They are mocking, insulting,
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and trashing everything that has to do with leftism. They
are disgusted by it, they're mortified by it, and they're
speaking out against it. This is wonderful. My only point
in having this talk is we have to help them
understand what they're for, not just what they're against. It's
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good to be against communism, it's good to reject all
this degeneracy and filth. It's good. I'm not complaining that.
None of this is a complaint. This is a caution.
This is a word of caution. I talked to my son, James.
He's my oldest, he's my political kid. Both of them
are a little into it. James's way into it. When
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I walk in the door. He wants to know what's
the news of the day, what's the controversy. That's my
political kid. He knows what he hates. He's starting to
understand what he loves because I have been starting to
press him on the why, Dad, I don't like this?
Why Dad, I really like this guy? Why Dad, I
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heard Trump is doing this. I love it good? Why? Why? Why?
I want to encourage you to do that with your son,
your daughter as they work their way through this, help
them understand the why we want people to move to
the right, not just as a reaction to the evil
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of the left. That's my point in all this. It's
fine if that they react and come our way, but
We want them to understand why freedom is important. Why
it's important that man is free, that man is not
forced into things by the government or otherwise. It's important,
and they need to understand the why right now. They don't.
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Right now. It's a complete rejection of the evils of
the left, and that'll last us for a while, but
it is not enough understand the why. All right now,
let's talk about this. This is an ugly you know what,
(07:35):
before we get to the gain of function thing, Let's
make fun of Democrats really fast. Then we'll come to
the gain of function thing. David Hogg, the DNC vice chair,
he's not backing away. You see. The communists elevated him
to this important position of power, and then he threatened
a primary them, and then they threatened him with his job.
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But he didn't back off off after he was threatened
with his job. I only brought this up because I
want you to enjoy the pain of the left right
now as they have created these Frankenstein monsters, these young communists,
they're all across the party, some of them, some of
them are.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
Get the irs to help them as they go and
seek these people. You know why, because they've been working
and they've been doing the jobs. Then now they want
to roll back child labor protections and make sure that
poor children are the ones that are doing those jobs,
because now we're going to have those vacancies, if we're
going to have jobs left at all, as we continue
to endure the grind of this failed experiment around this
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Tara for.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
Oh, we'd be lucky enough to have a GOP based
enough to repeal child labor laws. But setting that aside,
they're electing them, they're appointing them to positions of power,
but they're not getting into these positions of power and
moderating the way the elites want them to. Elite want
them to moderate. They're getting into these important positions of
(09:03):
power and they're acting like what they are, little revolutionary savages.
And I think it's fantastic. I think it's the funniest
thing in the world, watching the nutballs these people have nurtured,
watching them be destroyed by it. I love it. Jesse,
you always talk about this, he said or she said,
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what's the definition of communism? But I never understood the
definition or hear you talk about that, possibly because I
can't listen all the time. I looked it up, but
I was hoping you could explain it, since you're so
good at this explaining things. Communism, overall, it's just a
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way for evil people to get more power, right, That's
really what everything is. In the end, Evil people with
the willingness to do so, are going to do horrible
things to get power. But more specifically, communism is a
little different, a little unique, and that is it is
a religion of the malcontent. If you are an angry, miserable,
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malcontented person at whatever, maybe it's men, the climate, women
and black people, white people, whatever. If you are angry bitter,
not just angry bitter, then you will find a home
in the Democrat Party. You will find a home in communism,
and they will find they will tell you, they will
promise you, in fact, that they will hurt the people
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you're angry at if you just give them power. It's
an exchange. You give them power, and in exchange, they
will use that power to hurt the people you hate.
That's communism. By the way, have you sent in your
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(12:02):
at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Uh. The Libs are out
in New Jersey and they're upset about the deportations. Remember
they're not really upset. All this is just paid for
love shame e e s you know, all this is
(12:34):
paid for and organized, right, don't don't think we've never
gotten this. For years and years and years, we've looked
at these people and we've thought, are they just crazy?
Kind of? Some of them are crazy, Many of them
are crazy and bored. Some of them are crazy, bored
and broke. And in the United States of America you
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can make a living being a full time communist street animal.
You can't. They'll pay you to go out there, they'll
pay you to make the signs, they'll pay you to
sing the stupid songs and do the stupid chance. But
what floors me but kills me, is none of these
people seem to care that they look and sound so stupid. Remember, hey, Chris,
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dig this up if you can find it. Remember Francis Collins.
The name Francis Collins, you know the name. He was
the head of NIH National Institute of Health during COVID.
He was that evil, freaking, blood sucking monster. Fauci got
all the hate and deserves every ounce of the hate.
Francis Collins deserves as much or more than Fauci does.
(13:41):
Remember when Francis Collins shows up at this the Commy
protest in DC and sang, do you remember this?
Speaker 3 (13:49):
We're joined together by this noble dream.
Speaker 4 (13:54):
We got that, so it's just all the good people.
Speaker 3 (13:56):
But the second line part of this family, and the
last line, we're joined together by this noble dream.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
Do that with me.
Speaker 3 (14:04):
This is a song for all the good people.
Speaker 1 (14:09):
Look, good people, turn it off, turn it off, My can't. Francis,
did you practice that in front of the mirror or anybody?
Did anybody? Did you run that by anybody? Anybody at all. Look,
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we tell our kids when they have a presentation in school,
I have to give up and give us science presentation
or whatever. We tell them, why don't you do it
in front of us first, just one or two times,
work out the kinks. We'll just iron out the wrinkles
of the whole thing, and it'll work out so much
better for you. But these people, they just don't care.
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They are communists, cult herd animals, and they just don't
care at all. Dear Jesse, the jerk doctor, that's not
what I am, the jerk doctor. I have an old
college buddy who's now chief of staff for a Republican congressman.
Whenever we hang out, his phone rings constantly, but the
conversations are almost never about big national issues. The calls
(15:16):
are usually from local donors about their pet projects. Compound
that across four hundred and thirty five representatives, and that's
how we get thousand page budget bills in two trillion
dollar deficits. I have witnessed this. Excuse me, I have
witnessed this in Washington, d C. And I have witnessed
(15:39):
this from congressman after congressman after congressman, these people and
and their staffers around them. I rarely, rarely see patriotic conversations.
What's best for the country, Hey, we should do this,
It's better for the country. I always here, well, what
(16:01):
can we get in this bill? What can we get
this past? How's your reelection campaign coming? Have you checked
the polls? What are your poll numbers looking like? Are
you raising money? Are you this? Are you that it?
I'm not sure there's a solution for that. Any solution
I come up with or you come up with, and
it has a bunch of holes in it. Your solution
(16:23):
lots of shouldn't put words in your mouth. Your solution
is probably something like term limits. That's why we need
term limits. But you just heard the guy. It's the
chiefs of staff. They're just as bad as everybody else.
Maybe term limits is a solution. Me, I have the
solution everyone gets mad about. So I'll just say it again.
So we're getting more hate mail. I think that they
should get huge pay raises. I mean it every member
(16:47):
of Congress, and a bigger staff budget as well. No,
it's not because I want to pay them more to
be scumbags. I think paying these guys one hundred and
sixty five thousand dollars a year, it's a lot of money.
It's more money than most people make. I fully acknowledge that.
But in Washington, d C. That's poverty wages. You can't
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make one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars a year
and own a home in DC, if it's your second home,
you can't do that. It be like do it trying
it in New York City. It's not even that much money.
It's just not what Chris Chris said. How much should
they make, I don't know, call it a million bucks,
million bucks a year. See, everyone's got everyone to get mad.
Chris is mad. Chris is losing his mind right now.
(17:29):
I think maybe you'd well, you probably want to combine
the two things. A million a year, one term, two terms.
I think you would get elite people with. I think
you would get smarter people with sharper ideas. Cap them
one or two terms. You don't get to make a
living here forever. Show up, do one or two things.
(17:51):
What is that? That's basically one bill. You're showing up.
You're not carving out your next reelection campaign or whatever.
Show up, makes unbelievable money, You invest it right, you
won't have to work again. Show up, make some great money,
be gone with you. I don't know, there's probably not
a solution that. The truth is these people only care
about getting reelected, and they hand out our own money
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.
Let's talk about something because it's kind of in the news.
Here you see gain of function research. And the reason
gain of function research is in the news is Donald
Trump just signed this executive order. This is the announce
on some mean he's in the Oval office. He's doing
(20:02):
hear it was?
Speaker 4 (20:02):
It first relates to gain of function research. Gain of
function research is a type of biomedical research where pathogens
are adulterated viruses are adulterated to make them more potent
or to change the way that they function. Many people
believe that gain of function research was one of the
key causes of the COVID pandemic that struck us in
(20:25):
the last decade. What this executive order does, first of all,
it provides powerful new tools to enforce the ban on
federal funding for gain of function research abroad. It also
strengthens other oversight mechanisms related.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
I know this is boring, Stay with me for a second,
because Trump is going to say something, and I want
you to hear not only what he says, but how
he says to that.
Speaker 4 (20:48):
Issue and creates an overarching strategy to ensure that biomedical
research in general is being conducted safely and in a
way that ultimately protects human health more.
Speaker 1 (21:00):
It's a big deal. It could have been that we
wouldn't have had the problem we.
Speaker 4 (21:03):
Had a lot of people say that if we had
this done.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
Earlier, Thank you. It could have been that we wouldn't
have had the problem we had if we had this
done earlier. Our FK Junior went on Fox talked about it.
Speaker 3 (21:22):
And after the anthrax attacks, Anthony Fauci began essentially restarted
the arms race and the bioweapons of arms race, and
did it under the pretension of developing vaccines because of
the same science that you developed bioweapons and vaccines. In
twenty fourteen, three of his bugs escaped, and three hundred
(21:42):
scientists wrote letters to President Obama asked him to shut
down Anthony Fauci. President Obama declared aimreiturim, but instead of
shutting down his experiments, he moved them offshore, mainly to
the Wuhan Lab. And now you know the principal institutions
are the CIA, the FBI, the State Department, Department of
Energy all say that it is most likely that those
(22:05):
experiments resulted in the COVID nineteen pandemic.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
In beginning in twenty nineteen. Let's talk about biological weapons,
shall we? A bit of an ugly topic, and it's
a topic that is more for the movies, isn't it
for an apocalyptic book you happen to be reading. We
don't know that much about them, and we don't know
(22:32):
all that much about how they've been used, because they've
been used in weird ways and ineffective ways. You may
have heard this story before the Black Plague, you know
that thing that pretty much wiped out half of Europe.
How did it spread so much? Well, we'll never know exactly.
One very commonly held belief is the Mongols were laying
(22:55):
siege to a European city. The Mongols themselves came down
with the plague. Well, Mongols, being the enterprising souls they are.
I don't know that there's ever been a people as
a depth at taking lives than the Mongols. The Mongols
started loading up the bodies that had the plague on them,
throwing them on a catapult and chucking them into the city.
(23:17):
Soon the city has the plague. The plague spreads throughout
Europe the plague, so that's biological weapons. The Japanese did this.
I shouldn't just single out of the Japanese. I feel
like they always get picked on because of my obsession
with World War II in the Pacific. But have you
ever heard of Unit seven thirty one. I wouldn't recommend
doing any light reading on it right before bed, but
(23:39):
Unit seven thirty one was a Japanese unit. They set
up shop in a very remote area in China, and
the purpose of Unit seven thirty one was experimentation, a
lot of different kinds of experimentation. I should point out
(23:59):
some of the fermentation was just kind of run of
the mill horror things where they would freeze your arm
and do a solid block of ice and then hit
it with the baseball bats. See how hard it was
to break? Yeah, stuff like that. But some of it
involved diseases, biological warfare. Dropping a disease, we'll call it
(24:21):
a virus, dropping a virus of some kind, getting it
into a population through the air, the water supply something,
and finding out how you kill a lot of people
with that. But that, of course leads us to this,
how do you make sure it stays there? How do
(24:45):
you make sure that biological weapon you just dropped in
wherever you dropped it? Where's a place we hate? Canada?
Let's say no seriously, but let's use Canada for an example.
What if we went to war with Canada and we
came up with a biological weapon, a nasty little virus.
(25:08):
What if we dropped it on Calgary? How do we
ensure it doesn't come back here? Well, biological weapons are
the reason gain of function research exists at all. And
this is in all my time. I was actually talking
(25:29):
to Jeffrey Tucker today, really really sharp guy. He's the
head of the Brownstone Institute. He kind of echoed this
sentiment that, in all my time of dealing with all
these government secrets and government programs and things like that,
maybe the most secretive issue that I can't ever seem
(25:50):
to get solid information on is what are we doing
in regards to biological weapons? Did you hear I'm gonna
play what what RFK said again. Here listen to what
he talked about back in twenty fourteen. Fauci gets busted
with his stuff, and after getting busted, he doesn't get arrested,
(26:12):
of course, because he's in the government. Instead, he takes
this whole program and sends it to China, and.
Speaker 3 (26:18):
After the anthrax attacks it Anthony Fauci began essentially restarted
the arms race and the bioweapons of arms race, and
did it under the pretension of developing vaccines because of
the same science that you developed bioweapons and vaccines. In
twenty fourteen, three of his bugs escaped and three hundred
(26:39):
scientists wrote letters to President Obama asked him to shut
down Anthony Fauci. President Obama declared a moratorium, but instead
of shutting down his experiments, he moved them offshore, mainly
to the Wuhan lab. And now you know the principal
institutions are government, the CIA, the FBI, the State Department's
Apartment of Energy, all say.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
That it is how many biological weapons do you believe
we are in possession of? Are we developing biological weapons
under the supervision of the Chinese? If we are developing
biological weapons? And is there another way to view gain
(27:20):
a function research? That's the whole idea. You take a virus,
you make it worse because the enemy might make it worse,
and you're trying to figure out how to treat that
worse virus. Are we doing that inside of communist China?
Communist China who we are currently involved in a trade
(27:42):
war with? And is that the reason we weren't allowed
to have the honest information about COVID because we, in
conjunction with the Chinese, developed a virus and that virus
came back home, got out of the l and came
back home. Look, we're not going to find the answer
(28:05):
to these questions because the answers are all hidden from us,
which is what drives me crazy about this entire topic.
It's a very secretive thing no government on Earth wants
to talk about. But we hear the United States of
America have biological weapons. China does, Israel does. There are
European countries that do. We developed them, We researched them.
(28:30):
What's actually out there? Isn't that kind of creepy to
think about? That was really kind of the whole point
of the talk. Isn't that creepy when you think about it, Chris?
And remember, they're always trying to thread the needle because
they have viruses that are super deadly. If it's too deadly,
people die too fast, and they can't spread it to
enough people. So you want to deadly, just the right
(28:50):
kind of deadly, like a in evil Goldilocks, if you will. Anyway,
let's get to some emails. Next, fighting for your freedom
every day the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. And yes, we'll dig into being multi planet
(29:10):
people and Mike Pence getting awards and the Talibans handing
out goodies of our stuff. All that and more still
to come on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Let's
do some emails. First show. We we got to clear
out some room because Friday cometh. This guy the subject
to this one. All this lady said, Hungarian cheesebread, she said.
(29:32):
The Hungarian cheesebread is called langos. Langos yangos. She says
it loosely translates to Lindsey Graham. That doesn't stop. It
loosely translates to flamer, is what she said. In the
old days, the leftover bread dough was rolled flat and
baked in the oven with garlic, butter and cheese. Oh,
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sour cream was added to the bread occasionally, which it
shouldn't be. Nowadays, the bread is deep fried or pan
fried with cheese, butter and garlic. Oh my gosh, I'm
telling you, Chris, we gotta find a Hungarian restaurant you
can eat that. It's nothing not kosher about that at all.
I think they were So what what? What? Chris? How
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hard is it to make?
Speaker 2 (30:21):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (30:21):
I'm sure we can make it, but don't we want
some Hungarians to make it for us first? I feel
like the first, the first should be authentic, and then
we'll figure it out from there. Look, they're Hungarian. If
they can figure it out and we can figure it out.
What Chris I'm serious. If they can figure it out,
we can. It's not like there's what that wasn't insulting.
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I don't know what you're talking about. Dear Jesse, Please
tell all the conservative talking heads to shut up. This
guy's mad. All they want to do is talk about
how the Democrats suck. Well, guess what Republicans do too.
They can't do for us. All they really care about
is getting reelected. They should give Trump a bit beautiful
bill yesterday. Sit instead of sitting around wringing their hands
(31:04):
and worrying how they might be affected, do the right
thing for Once, says he's angry. I won't put it
in his terms, angry and fed up in Tennessee. Well,
I can actually feel your anger emanating off the page here.
I get that you're mad, but allow me to just
(31:26):
caution you with this little bit here. You said, in fact,
we're gonna make this about Chuck Grassley. You said you
want them to do something. Get off your butts and
give Trump his big beautiful bill. Okay, we've talked about
this before, about the desire the cry of do something.
(31:52):
Someone do something is one of the most dangerous things
you can ever cry out and Historically, the worst disasters death, misery, famine.
The worst disasters oftentimes come after the people have been screaming,
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somebody do something, and then somebody does something and everything
gets screwed up. Remember COVID, we were treated all kinds
of Chinese propaganda. People falling over dead in the streets
and stuff like that. Our evil system told us we
(32:35):
were all gonna die. The American people got afraid, They
got scared, and the American people started screaming, do something,
do something, someone do something. Ah well, they did something.
Trillions of dollars later, more loss of life and wealth
(32:56):
and happiness that I could possibly list. I'm not even
bringing up the vaccine injuries. All that was the result
of people screaming, somebody do something. You are angry at
the Republicans in DC. I am so. I am as well.
But part of your anger is why don't they get
(33:18):
Trump his big beautiful bill. There's no big beautiful bill.
It doesn't exist, it can't possibly exist. That's how Trump
has branded the bill. But that's what Trump's doing. He's branding.
He's trying to sell it to the American people as
the big beautiful Bill. The United States Congress is too
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evil and corrupt to produce a big bill that is good.
It's not humanly possible. I get your frustration with Republicans
totally warranted, one hundred percent warranted. You're correct, But right now,
you know what they're arguing over. Who gets what in
this big, corrupt, evil piece of crap bill. That's what
(34:03):
they're arguing over. The Senate wants more money for this,
and the House wants more money for that. You know
what's not even being discussed right now, it's not even
being discussed. A spending cut. It's not even on the table.
The only thing they're even arguing over is how much
(34:25):
of a spending increase we're going to do. Well, we're
gonna we're gonna decrease the amount of the increase, So
in a way, that's a spending cut. There's no actual
spending cuts none. It's not even on the table. But
the problem is the American people don't realize this, they
don't digest it, and so they'll scream out, there's something
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pass it. Why I don't want them to pass it?
Do you want? Do you want an increase in medicaid spending?
You knew that was part of the big beautiful bill too, right,
this bill is horrible. It's not just bad, it's horrible.
I get why they're all doing it though. It does
(35:11):
take a lot of Trump Agenda items and it codifies
them into law, things like tax cuts. Last I heard,
the latest bill made the tax cuts permanent. And so
it's not like there's no good things in it, but
it's going to be a thousand pages with two pages
of good things and nine hundred and ninety eight pages
(35:31):
of more fraud and theft of your money than you
can possibly imagine. It's not beautiful because the United States Congress,
as it's currently constituted, it is not capable of creating
a big, beautiful bill. All these scumbags, cowards and liars
are capable of creating is something horrific, and it will
(35:54):
be horrific. It will be, And well, we kind of
have ourselves to for that. In a lot of ways,
we have ourselves to blame. Let's do some more emails. Hey, Jesse,
I've been in the education system for twenty five years
as a K through twelve teacher and college professor. I
resigned my tenured position a year ago after finally realizing
(36:15):
the rot was too deep. To repair. On Friday, you
described our education system as an indoctrination factory. Spot on.
I was with a small Jesuit university in Denver, Colorado.
My department chair once yelled down a hallway filled with students, quote,
we can't hire any more white people. A colleague and
(36:36):
I complained to human resources. Of course, nothing was done
to her. The rot is much more pervasive than people realize. Sadly,
I no longer recommend college for most young people. His
name is Charles. This is why Hillsdale College is the
place everybody wants to get into. This is why, and
(36:57):
most of us won't. I certainly never will, neither will
my sons. But we can all learn from Hillsdale. You
don't have to step on campus. Hillsdale's offering more than
forty online courses for free. There's no cost. When you
go to Hillsdale dot edu slash jesse. You your child
(37:18):
can get a real education at no cost from the university.
We all want to send them to Hillsdale dot edu
slash jesse. We'll be back
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Jesse Kelly
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