January 31, 2025 • 36 mins
The difference between the elite commie scum and the street commie scum is the street commies believe in it. American’s are tired of being dumped on by our politicians. Showing your true colors. The Banquet. How can we stop China from buying US farmland?
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. Kit is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. On
a magnificent day, a Friday. The deportations have commenced, so
have the trade wars. And we have all kinds of
stuff coming up this hour. Some dudes cutting off his brother.
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We're gonna talk about China, Taco Bell, miracle whip, all that, JB.
Pritzker and so much more coming up on the world
famous Jesse Kelly Show. I did see a Keem Jeffries
get out and he's talking about fighting in the streets.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
We are gonna fight it legislatively. We're gonna fight it
in the courts. We're gonna fight it in the streets.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
He's getting a lot of crap for that today. We're
gonna fight it in the streets. We're gonna fight in
the streets. It's talking about Trump's agenda. We're gonna fight
it legislative, We're gonna fight it in the court, We're
gonna fight it in the streets. But always remember communism,
it's a revolutionary religion, revolutionary uh revolution without end. It's
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very I think it was Lenin. That was Lenin. I
believe revolution without end may have been now I think
it was Lenin. The revolution can never stop for the communist,
so street activism it's just what he does and it's
the only language his base understands. This comes back to
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what we were talking about at the end of last
hour about how Democrats are down now and they won't
be down forever. They will recover, they'll figure out a
way to patch things backs up, but they're down now
and they might be down for a while because they
have trained them to speak, talk, and act like people
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who are nutballs, complete nutballs. And it really does come
down to having trained themselves like that DNC forum I
played you where they are all who thinks Kamala Harris
lost because she's misogynistic or because America's misogynistic and racist,
And every single one of them raised their hands. Well,
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if your goal, and it has to be your goal,
if you're the major party, if you're the Democrat Party,
if your goal is Middle America outreach, I'm talking about Pennsylvania,
I'm talking about Michigan, I'm talking about Wisconsin. If your
goal is to close the Republican gap in those areas well,
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that stuff's not going to sell there. The only place
that stuff sells. America's racist to California, New York City,
the coastal, in the Oregon, Seattle. That's the These are
the only places where that kind of crazy political talk
will sell and will get you promoted if you're in
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the Democrat Party. But you don't need to win Oregon,
if you're a Democrat, you don't need to win California.
You don't need to win New York. You've already won
all those places. If you want to rise to national
power again, you have to win Pennsylvania. You have to
win Michigan, you have to win Wisconsin. And that stuff
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simply won't work in stories like this, it's being rejected.
There's no room.
Speaker 3 (03:36):
Lachlan. Mayor Mark Mason is making his stance clear. He says,
in the past year, his village of thirty four hundred
people has doubled. No vacancy sign is up an influx
of three thousand African migrants, many of them asylum seekers,
packing into a community barely more than a mile wide.
Many of the Martinians are unable to work and thus
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not paying taxes.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
They're not working. The majority of them are not working. Yes,
a small Ohio town of three thousand people, and they
brought in three thousand Africans and headed them welfare checks.
That kind of insane, nakedly destructive policy making is exactly
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why the Democrat Party is on the outs, and the
problem is they can't change it yet. Hey, whistling, Pete Jesse,
please use my name. I'm really concerned about China. If
you figure even two percent of illegal aliens or Chinese
military age males, that is one heck of a landing
already made. The Chinese most likely don't want them sent home,
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and if pushed hard, we'll be willing to say it's
time to invade. What are your thoughts? No, listen, remember
this about China. They are our number one geopolitical threat
by a mile. Remember Russia. Nothing you can dismiss Russia
because any country that has that many nuclear weapons can't
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be dismissed. But Russia's economy is roughly the size of
the Texas economy. Russia has something like Chris, look this
one up, but I think it has like one hundred
and forty million people. I'm not dismissive of one hundred
and forty million people, but that's half our size. Their
economy is a I'm right about that. I'm right about that, man,
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I'm smart. Anyway, their economy is a tiny fraction of ours.
China's coming close to matching our economy. But when it
comes to China invading, China has no intention of invading here,
and they shouldn't invade here. The setup China has right
now from the Chinese perspective, the setup they have right
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now is we fund them taking over their hemisphere because
they we buy so much stuff from them. That's why
they're actually freaking out about this ten percent tariff Trump
is going to bring down on them tomorrow. We fund
and fuel the Chinese economy. However, militarily, this is the situation.
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We probably cannot go over there and fight them and win.
I know that's hard to hear for patriotic Americans like you,
but that's probably true. We probably can't go fight them
over there and win, But they also can't come here
and fight and win. That's the way the militaries have
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been set up. Their military has been set up to
stop us from crossing the ocean, to stop them from
doing all the various things they want to do, take
Taiwan and whatnot. But yeah, Jewish producer Christians brought up
the supply lines. These are the nerdy things. They don't
make movies about. So stuff. People don't really realize the
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supply lines in World War two to supply by the
war effort in the Pacific. They honestly, there should be
an entire nerd museum just for what it took to
supply that many troops, that many sailors, with all the bombs, bullets, fuel,
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everything they need, everything they needed over that far of
a stretch. Think about if maybe you're not a logistics expert.
I'm assuming you're not. I most definitely am not. But
think about think about this you're having and this is
this is not accurate, Okay, I'm just this the hypothetical.
You are making toilet paper in Detroit, Michigan. You're making
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artillery shells down in Biloxi, Mississippi. You're making critical medical
supplies in Charlotte, North Carolina. And not only are you
making these things for the war effort, you have to
pull these things from the factory in Charlotte, in Biloxi,
in Detroit, where they are being made. You have to
get them across the United States of America and get
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them onto a ship, a ship that then has to
traverse the largest ocean on the planet, be fueled as
it traverses that ocean, and arrive at its destination. And
not only that, there is a schedule, there is a
time frame on all this because these supplies you're bringing
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over there are not to ensure that the Walmart on
sidepan is stocked. If those supplies don't get where they're going,
our troops die, they starve to death, they can't wipe
their butts, they don't have the medical supplies they need,
they'll run out of bullets. And this was done in
a multi year effort across the largest ocean on the planet.
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What we did logistically during World War Two is staggering.
It's amazing that we were able to pull that off
as a country. China is aware of that. Very very
difficult for a nation to project large amounts of power
far from home. That's something that's very difficult. Historically, it's
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very difficult. Alexander the Great, even you know, the undefeated
Alexander the Great, even with all his conquests, he starts out,
he has to reconquer Greece. Kind of his dad dies,
he has to reconquer Greece, and then he takes this
huge invasion for us, and he has to go over
and he has to conquer the Persian Empire, the biggest,
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most powerful, richest empire on the planet. But then he
keeps going and going and going, and finally Afghanistan, all
this stuff. Finally it's just too far from home. And
it's not that he's lost. He didn't lose, but eventually
even the troops under him said, man, I'm hungry, dude.
It's hot in India, it's visible here. The food is
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not good, but we got to go. It's hard to
project significant power across a globe. China can't come here
and do that. There's not going to be a Chinese invasion,
nor do they want it. They want us to keep
buying their stuff, but sadly we probably can't do that
to them either. It is what it is. All right,
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Speaker 2 (11:34):
Day the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday,
and ask doctor Jesse Friday. Getting back to the questions
here in a moment. First, let's listen to Tom Holman
talking about gunfighting with the cartels here. They have taken
gunfire and it's gonna get worse Sean because President Trump's
going to steal that border.
Speaker 3 (11:58):
He's gonna put the cartels out of business.
Speaker 1 (12:00):
And I use that clip as the impetus to talk
about this email about JB. Pritzker. Dear machine gun, Kelly,
you played a clip of Pritzker saying you have to
go through me to get illegals. They got me thinking, one,
of course you have to go through him, it's impossible
to go around him. And two do you think these
dumb comedies actually might try to get arrested when interfering
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with Ice as a PR stunt. No, I don't think
they'll take it that far. Remember the elites, remember, always
remember the two different divisions of communism. There have always
been and will always be two different types of communists.
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There are elite communists scum, and there are street communists scum.
Elite communists scum being you know, elected officials, CEOs, these types, Well,
the elites, they don't actually believe. Most of them, don't
act shoually believe any of the COMMI godly book they
sell to their low IQ minions. They just understand what
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I mean, what is communism after all? What is it's?
What is its purpose? After all? It's to help people
gain power. That's why the people who push it, the
people who lead the revolutions, that's why they're doing it.
They're not about the workers or fairness or anything. It's
always just about power. It's always just about money and power.
Elites like the Bill Gates is of the world that
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you know, pick your Democrat of the world. They don't
believe any of them climate change crap or any of that.
They don't believe in opening up the border into their home,
or they don't care about any of that stuff at all.
They're not sitting around whining about the plight of the Guatemalans.
They don't give a crap about any of that. They
understand that there are large quantities of really, really stupid
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people who can be sold the sick religion of communism,
and so they will use the stupidness of that many
people to get money and power for themselves. Useful idiots
or whatever word you want to put on it. That's
what it is. That's one division. The elite communists come.
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And now let's talk about the second division. The street
communists come. They do believe you're liberal, Am Peggy. When
she walks in with her save the Planet t shirt,
she really does believe she does. She's a moron, that's
part of the reason she believes that, but she does
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believe it. She genuinely believes it makes her a good
person to open up the borders of her country to
rapists and murderers. I know that's a sick, twisted logic
that you can't you can't understand. He probably shouldn't even
try to understand, but you should know that she does
believe it. Well, as far as getting arrested goes, that's
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for the streets. The elites don't get their hands dirty.
The elites don't even believe in any of this stuff
or care about any of this stuff. Instead, I mean,
I'll use that talk as the impetus to play this.
So Keem Jefferies' clip, we are.
Speaker 2 (15:06):
Gonna fight it legislatively, we are gonna fight it in
the courts, and we're gonna fight it in the streets.
Speaker 1 (15:15):
The Kame Jefferies isn't going to the streets. You think
he's going to the streets. You think Keem Jefferies is
gonna get out there gluing his butt to the highway
to save the planet. Oh, that's what the morons and
who follow him will have to do. The keem Jeffries
sees himself as a king, as a ruler, and he
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wants even more power for himself. So he'll stand up
and he'll say we're taking it to the streets, and
then you're crazy, demonic liberal aunt Peggy will go glue
her butt to the freeway and she'll get arrested. But
became Jefferies is never actually going to get arrested. Remember
that little fruitcake who runs Denver. What's his name, Mike Johnston,
the mayor of Denver, He came out right away and
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tried to do the same thing too. If Trump, if
Trump's wanted once all these illegals, then here I'll get
arrested to stop him. And then trum Trump's people came
out and said, oh, okay, yeah, we are absolutely going
to arrest any elected official who commits the crime of
stopping us from arresting illegals. And the next day Mike
Johnston came out and said, well, I mean we're gonna
work with ice. I mean, don't get wrong, We're gonna
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work with ice. The elites aren't in this to get arrested.
The elites are in this for power and money. They
don't care about communism. Only your stupid liberal aunt Peggy
cares about communism. Hey, Jesse, I had emergency liver transplant
surgery almost a year ago. My older brother thought that
was a good time to sue me for half the
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value of my deceased parents home because I was using
it to recover from my surgery. He cost me over
twenty grand and lawyer fees in counting when the case
finalized in a few weeks. As far as I'm concerned,
I don't have a brother anymore. Am I overreacting? Said
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he'd love to hear my input. He says, his name
is John. Look, the way I handle these things is
not what I would claim to be the right way.
It's just the way I handle things. It's the way
the Kellys handle things for me. If you are there
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for me when I am down, I am yours for life.
I will never ever forget it. I will always be
there when when everyone else runs out on me, when
I'm down, when I lose my job and I get
a DUI, when I have a surgery, when I'm getting
a pick your divorce, pick your horrible thing that people
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go through in life. If you're there for me, we're
boys forever. On the flip side of that, if you
come for me when I'm down, pile on me, comment
on Facebook, ragging on me to friends and family. If
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in any way you try to take advantage of me
or pile on me when I'm down, I will never
ever forget it. I will never let it go, and
we are done forever forever. I'll tell you what I
actually have a little example of this next fighting for
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your freedom every.
Speaker 2 (18:30):
Day the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Remember,
if you've missed any part of the show, you can
download the whole thing on Iheartspotify, iTunes. You can send
us an email Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So
guy was talking about his brother and cutting off his
brother and all these other things. So I'll just tell
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you here's a little example of me. I will not
abide by family or friends arguing with me or chirping
at me publicly. It's a huge thing that I despise
about our society now, where people will go to social media,
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and they'll complain about their spouse, their brother, their buddy,
they'll whatever. They'll actually argue with legitimate arguments in public.
Argue with your buddy, argue with your wife, your husband,
with your whatever. That's fine, it's healthy. Privately, it's not
a spectator sport so everybody on the sidelines can watch
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and cheer you on. That's really really gross privately. So
remember back during the primary, it wasn't much of a
primary because Trump was winning the whole time. But during
the primary, I was a DeSantis guy, and about half
my friends were DeSantis. Half my friends were Trump. And
like I told you, everyone's just gonna come back together,
just like they did when it was over anyway. But
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I never cared. I never told you who to vote for.
I never cared anyway. I didn't care if one of
my friends or family members went the other way and
I had them all split. Half of my family was
Trump half or to say, but it didn't matter whatever.
These are all the patriots. I don't care anyway. One
of my friends in politics, no, I'm not going to
give you his name. And when I say friend, I
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don't mean like we've texted once, we've been to dinner.
Several times, We've been to each other's homes, she's spent
He's hung out with me and my wife like we
are friends friends. Was a hardcore, hardcore Trump guy. Again,
no issue with that whatsoever. I had said something critical
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that I didn't like. I forget what I said exactly
about Trump that I didn't like, and instead of shooting
me a text instead of calling me would have been fine.
Could have called me and called me every name of
the book. I wouldn't have cared. Chose to publicly. It
was on Twitter. Publicly just crucified me for it, and
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a bunch of people saw it. But what are you
gonna do? What are you gonna do? I didn't do
anything except immediately blocked him on social media, blocked his
cell phone number, blocked his email address. Will never ever
speak to him ever again. Even if he came to
me and said, hey man, I didn't like it that
we thought. Even if maybe I forgave him and he said,
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hey man, will you forgive me for that? I would,
if he asked for that, I would. He would still never, ever, ever, ever, ever,
in a million years be my friend again. For this reason.
He's proven he's the type of person who wants to
argue with me or will come at me in public.
You've proven that once. That's who you are. If you
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run out on somebody when they're down, you're a bad person.
And I'll never forget it. I'll never let it go.
So there, there's that, before we get back to politics.
Just wanted to divulge this little bit of personal information.
I got a wonderful text during the break from AUB wonderful,
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wonderful texts. She said, I have some good news and
bad news. Now before I get to the text. Tonight,
there was something on the Kelly family schedule something most
parents listening to the sound of my voice will be
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quite familiar with. You See, Luke just finished swim season.
He's a swimmer. My youngest son's a swimmer. It's a
freaking fish. The season ended. But when season ends, when
seasons end, and this applies to more than that, it
applies to choir, to cub scouts, that whatever Chris, you
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will experience this whenever the season is over. For some reason,
someone decided that everybody had to get together one last
time for some public banquet of some kind. You always
go to Applebee's or something like that where they set
out a couple of mozzarella sticks and then you have
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to watch Aiden, Jaden and Braiden get the most Improved
Player award and it I'm not gonna lie, I'm not
gonna sugarcoat it. For you young parents or people who are
aspiring to be parents, it's brutal, brutal, and almost always
it's on a Friday or Saturday night. So the sports
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season finally ends, you're finally free for like one weekend.
You finally don't have any obligations, no more kids to
drive around, no more I might sleep in tomorrow, I
really might. I don't know. I don't know what I'll
do with this newfound freedom. But you have this one
little bit of freedom. It's like it's like you've been
in prison for fifty years and finally they're letting you out.
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It's your day to get out, and you're walking towards
the prison gates, and you're going past this gate and
that gate and that gate, and you get to the
final gate. You can taste the fresh air. You can
actually put your face through the bars and you can
smell the fresh air. But that's when they announced, sorry,
not quite yet, you're gonna have to spend the night
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right there, one more day before the gate is finally
opened and you can be free. And that's where I
am right now, That's where I've been all day long,
knowing that the end of this day there's no freedom coming.
It's banquet time. I just got a text from ob
during the break and she said, very well, i'll read
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it to your verbatim verbatim, Jesse, I've got good news
and bad news, and so I texted back what and
she said, the bad news is Luke is sick. The
good news news is you don't have to go to
the banquet tonight, to which I replied, of course, well
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what's the bad news? And then her response was not
that nice either way. A great day in the Kelly household.
I'm so freaking excited, dear Manyo speccanios Kelly. Since you wablah,
I'm sure you appreciate the compliment. I was curious what
your strategy would be for attacking rhinos in primaries. There
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are at least ten senators I could name out the
top of my head who've earned a primary challenger, but
going after all of them seems like spreading our resources
too thin. How do we get voters nationwide to coalesce
around defeating two to three senators? Okay, let's talk about
this concept of how do we get voters nationwide because
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there's only so much money to go around, how do
we get voters nationwide to just focus on, Hey, we're
going to take out James Langford in twenty twenty eight
in a primary. We're going to take out John Cornyn
in twenty twenty six in a primary. How do we
get the entire country to coalesce around that and care?
And my answer to this is probably going to frustrate you.
I bet you won't like it that much, but creating
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national interest and national momentum is beyond your control. And
what's more, it's beyond mind too. Maybe you just said
to yourself, well, yeah, you could do it. You've got
a radio show. No no, no, no no no no no. I
don't do I control you. You're not controlled by me.
Hopefully you enjoyed the show, hopefully made your day a
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little bit better. But if I came on here and
told you something kooky and quacky, you would reject it.
And you should think for yourself. Creating momentum is not
something most of the time you can plan out where do.
We don't want to spend our money here, We have
to spend our money there. We need people to get
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excited about that. You are one hundred percent right. We
must take out a GOP senator in a primary. We
don't even have to get ten of them. We have
to get one or two that'll get the rest of
them too scared to betray us. However, I don't know
what race that's going to be. As I've told you before,
it's going to have to be a rhino senator who's
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tossed a couple of really bad votes that people can
get angry about. That would be John Cornyn. But more
than that, he's going to need one significant challenger who
has name id, not ten challengers, and Bob from Omaha's running. No, no, no,
no no for the United States Senate. That won't work.
Bob from Omaha needs to be the only one running.
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He has to be already known in the state, and
he has to raise ten to fifteen million dollars period.
That's what it takes to run for Senate, probably bare minimum,
unless you probably do it less than that in like
Wyoming or something like that. But in a cheaper media market,
and what that race is going to be. Who that's
going to be, I don't know. I'm salivating at the
thought of taking out John Cornyn in our primary, especially
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now that we think Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General,
might be the guy running against him next year. Ken
Paxon is well known. He would be able to raise
good money. If he was alone, he would probably win,
or at least he'd have a good shot at it.
But I can't just pick one, and you can't either.
Nobody has that power. Even Donald Trump himself, the most
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powerful Republican in the country. He doesn't have the power
to say, look, that's our race. That's the one. Now
he would help or hurt, depending on which side he took,
But that's that's how it goes. I'm sorry, Jesse, I'm
not too happy with the way Oh no, she says,
I'm not too happy with the way Kelly is talking
too about fellow coworkers. You do a commercial about better
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employees through whatever agency that'd be ZIP Recruiter, and I
find that a bit offensive when you continual talk down
That's not how you say that toward Chris. He evidently
does a good job keeping you on the air, So
why would you be so negative toward him and go
as far as say you should contact them so you
could like replace Chris. I'm reading this verbatim not a
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good message in my opinion. As a listener, consider a
fresh attitude toward the folks you deal with. Well, Listen,
not only do you need zip recruiter, not only do
I need it so I can replace people like Chris.
Whoever this lady works for, her employer needs it too.
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You can't have some wing nut like this working in
your company, and zip recruiter is here to help you
replace this weapons grade moron. You see the greatest employees
out there, they're already on ZipRecruiter. There's not a lag time.
Four out of five people employers who sign up for
zip recruiter get a good candidate the first day. They're
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all waiting there for you so you can replace morons
like this. That's why ZipRecruiter exists to take you to
the next level to shed the dead weight to Chris. Wait,
if you will so allow that to be the impetus
for you to go to ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse
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ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse. We'll be back the Jesse
Kelly Show on air and online at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, A
wonderful Friday. Quick addendum here before I get back to
the political talk. Remember I told you I was getting
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those texts from Mob about the banquet and all this
other stuff. Well, I may have messed up because IB
had a haircut appointment today and she chopped off some inches.
Now she didn't go look, she didn't go full lesbian
or anything like that. It's nothing like that. It's still
long hair. But she chopped off a lot of it.
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And then she texted me a picture of the hair
and I just didn't respond because because I haven't what
Chris was. Can you stop me before I dig any deeper. No,
I'm just explaining what happened, Chris. What is your problem?
It'll be fine. So she texted me this picture of
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her haircut, and I looked at it, but there was
a lot else going on. I mean, we're doing an
award winning radio show here that's never actually won any awards,
but we're doing an award winning radio show here. So
I have a lot going on. I didn't have time
to study the picture or whatnot. I just kind of
ignored it. And then she texts and she says, are
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you just ignoring my hair? Or do you hate it?
And so I texted back in extremely honest response. I said,
and I quote, I just need to see it in person,
That's all I said. Now I'm getting first, I got
a wow, that was all she said. And now I'm
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getting texts like this whatever. At least I have hair
which is not very nice at all. So that's the
level of viciousness I'm dealing with over here. Dear Jesse,
I watch your show on the First TV Daily. I
agree with you one hundred percent about your political views
and about BUCkies. That being said, your love of Miracle
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Whip has me questioning my continued commitment to watching your show. Dude,
if you don't like the tang and zip of Miracle Whip,
you need to get your taste Budge checked. Jesse, is
there anything that can be done presidentially or congressionally about
the US land that China has been allowed to purchase
with regard to national security? So on and so forth? Says thanks.
(32:43):
His name is Dave Okay, So Chip Roy actually has
a bill about this exact same issue, about China buying
up all the land, and that obviously is not good.
That's not what we want for our country. It's not
safe at all. Have a geopolitical foe who's announced their
intention to supplant you as number one to just allow
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them to buy up all kinds of land, and they're
buying up farmland close to military bases, and it's very, very,
very bad. At the same time, I am not I'm
not one hundred percent confident a law can solve the problem.
And here's what I mean. When you have a country
as large as China, a country that can throw that
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much money around, well, it allows them to find patsies
if you will. It allows them. I mean, how many
different times have we talked about the left wing funding
network in this country and how it works. You'll have
a for profit business run by some billionaire commi, but
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then that for profit business will start ten nonprofit offshoots
that are funded through the for profit business. But because
they're non profit offshoots, they don't have to necessarily disclose
all their political stuff. You remember how the Biden family
did it. Remember when we were studying the Biden family
corruption and the House of Representatives was uncovering all these LLC's, like,
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why do you have to have why do you have
fifteen LLC's. Well, there's only one reason you would have
that many companies, and so you can hide what you're doing.
You're moving illicit funds from this company to that one,
of this one and that one, and this is subject
to that. So my point being with all this is
I want something done about what China's doing here. I
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am not positive. I'm not confident that Congress passing a
law about it will do anything. And I'm not I
hate to even say this, I'm not confident that Congress
would be willing to pass an anti China law. Do
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you see this headline from today, This from Unusual Wales Breaking.
Former senior advisor for the Federal Reserve, John Harold Rogers
has been arrested on charges he conspired to steal federal
trade secrets for the benefit of the People's Republic of China.
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Former senior advisor for the Federal Reserve. Now these are
just allegations right now, obviously, but what if the former
senior advisor to the Federal Reserve was selling secrets to
the Chai cooms. My point is how deep does the
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Chinese infiltration into this country go? Well, think about what
we know. We know about the op, the honeypot op
they ran against Eric Swallwell with Fang Fang and that
Chinese dime that was apparently getting around with every California
politician she can find. What else do we know? Well,
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let me ask you this, who was running the alleged
high end brothel in the DC area that had politicians
and tech guys in military commanders as the clientele. We
don't know who was actually running it, and we don't
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know who was collecting all the information on those people.
How many people who sit in the House of Representatives
or the Senate, how many of them are allowed to
vote against China? Scary but true, Taco Bell's not scary.
Throwing illegals into Gitmo isn't scary. We'll probably talk about
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both next
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. Kit is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show. On
a magnificent day, a Friday. The deportations have commenced, so
have the trade wars. And we have all kinds of
stuff coming up this hour. Some dudes cutting off his brother.
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We're gonna talk about China, Taco Bell, miracle whip, all that, JB.
Pritzker and so much more coming up on the world
famous Jesse Kelly Show. I did see a Keem Jeffries
get out and he's talking about fighting in the streets.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
We are gonna fight it legislatively. We're gonna fight it
in the courts. We're gonna fight it in the streets.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
He's getting a lot of crap for that today. We're
gonna fight it in the streets. We're gonna fight in
the streets. It's talking about Trump's agenda. We're gonna fight
it legislative, We're gonna fight it in the court, We're
gonna fight it in the streets. But always remember communism,
it's a revolutionary religion, revolutionary uh revolution without end. It's
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very I think it was Lenin. That was Lenin. I
believe revolution without end may have been now I think
it was Lenin. The revolution can never stop for the communist,
so street activism it's just what he does and it's
the only language his base understands. This comes back to
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what we were talking about at the end of last
hour about how Democrats are down now and they won't
be down forever. They will recover, they'll figure out a
way to patch things backs up, but they're down now
and they might be down for a while because they
have trained them to speak, talk, and act like people
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who are nutballs, complete nutballs. And it really does come
down to having trained themselves like that DNC forum I
played you where they are all who thinks Kamala Harris
lost because she's misogynistic or because America's misogynistic and racist,
And every single one of them raised their hands. Well,
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if your goal, and it has to be your goal,
if you're the major party, if you're the Democrat Party,
if your goal is Middle America outreach, I'm talking about Pennsylvania,
I'm talking about Michigan, I'm talking about Wisconsin. If your
goal is to close the Republican gap in those areas well,
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that stuff's not going to sell there. The only place
that stuff sells. America's racist to California, New York City,
the coastal, in the Oregon, Seattle. That's the These are
the only places where that kind of crazy political talk
will sell and will get you promoted if you're in
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the Democrat Party. But you don't need to win Oregon,
if you're a Democrat, you don't need to win California.
You don't need to win New York. You've already won
all those places. If you want to rise to national
power again, you have to win Pennsylvania. You have to
win Michigan, you have to win Wisconsin. And that stuff
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simply won't work in stories like this, it's being rejected.
There's no room.
Speaker 3 (03:36):
Lachlan. Mayor Mark Mason is making his stance clear. He says,
in the past year, his village of thirty four hundred
people has doubled. No vacancy sign is up an influx
of three thousand African migrants, many of them asylum seekers,
packing into a community barely more than a mile wide.
Many of the Martinians are unable to work and thus
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not paying taxes.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
They're not working. The majority of them are not working. Yes,
a small Ohio town of three thousand people, and they
brought in three thousand Africans and headed them welfare checks.
That kind of insane, nakedly destructive policy making is exactly
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why the Democrat Party is on the outs, and the
problem is they can't change it yet. Hey, whistling, Pete Jesse,
please use my name. I'm really concerned about China. If
you figure even two percent of illegal aliens or Chinese
military age males, that is one heck of a landing
already made. The Chinese most likely don't want them sent home,
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and if pushed hard, we'll be willing to say it's
time to invade. What are your thoughts? No, listen, remember
this about China. They are our number one geopolitical threat
by a mile. Remember Russia. Nothing you can dismiss Russia
because any country that has that many nuclear weapons can't
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be dismissed. But Russia's economy is roughly the size of
the Texas economy. Russia has something like Chris, look this
one up, but I think it has like one hundred
and forty million people. I'm not dismissive of one hundred
and forty million people, but that's half our size. Their
economy is a I'm right about that. I'm right about that, man,
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I'm smart. Anyway, their economy is a tiny fraction of ours.
China's coming close to matching our economy. But when it
comes to China invading, China has no intention of invading here,
and they shouldn't invade here. The setup China has right
now from the Chinese perspective, the setup they have right
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now is we fund them taking over their hemisphere because
they we buy so much stuff from them. That's why
they're actually freaking out about this ten percent tariff Trump
is going to bring down on them tomorrow. We fund
and fuel the Chinese economy. However, militarily, this is the situation.
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We probably cannot go over there and fight them and win.
I know that's hard to hear for patriotic Americans like you,
but that's probably true. We probably can't go fight them
over there and win, But they also can't come here
and fight and win. That's the way the militaries have
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been set up. Their military has been set up to
stop us from crossing the ocean, to stop them from
doing all the various things they want to do, take
Taiwan and whatnot. But yeah, Jewish producer Christians brought up
the supply lines. These are the nerdy things. They don't
make movies about. So stuff. People don't really realize the
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supply lines in World War two to supply by the
war effort in the Pacific. They honestly, there should be
an entire nerd museum just for what it took to
supply that many troops, that many sailors, with all the bombs, bullets, fuel,
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everything they need, everything they needed over that far of
a stretch. Think about if maybe you're not a logistics expert.
I'm assuming you're not. I most definitely am not. But
think about think about this you're having and this is
this is not accurate, Okay, I'm just this the hypothetical.
You are making toilet paper in Detroit, Michigan. You're making
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artillery shells down in Biloxi, Mississippi. You're making critical medical
supplies in Charlotte, North Carolina. And not only are you
making these things for the war effort, you have to
pull these things from the factory in Charlotte, in Biloxi,
in Detroit, where they are being made. You have to
get them across the United States of America and get
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them onto a ship, a ship that then has to
traverse the largest ocean on the planet, be fueled as
it traverses that ocean, and arrive at its destination. And
not only that, there is a schedule, there is a
time frame on all this because these supplies you're bringing
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over there are not to ensure that the Walmart on
sidepan is stocked. If those supplies don't get where they're going,
our troops die, they starve to death, they can't wipe
their butts, they don't have the medical supplies they need,
they'll run out of bullets. And this was done in
a multi year effort across the largest ocean on the planet.
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What we did logistically during World War Two is staggering.
It's amazing that we were able to pull that off
as a country. China is aware of that. Very very
difficult for a nation to project large amounts of power
far from home. That's something that's very difficult. Historically, it's
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very difficult. Alexander the Great, even you know, the undefeated
Alexander the Great, even with all his conquests, he starts out,
he has to reconquer Greece. Kind of his dad dies,
he has to reconquer Greece, and then he takes this
huge invasion for us, and he has to go over
and he has to conquer the Persian Empire, the biggest,
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most powerful, richest empire on the planet. But then he
keeps going and going and going, and finally Afghanistan, all
this stuff. Finally it's just too far from home. And
it's not that he's lost. He didn't lose, but eventually
even the troops under him said, man, I'm hungry, dude.
It's hot in India, it's visible here. The food is
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not good, but we got to go. It's hard to
project significant power across a globe. China can't come here
and do that. There's not going to be a Chinese invasion,
nor do they want it. They want us to keep
buying their stuff, but sadly we probably can't do that
to them either. It is what it is. All right,
(10:13):
Let's talk about your brother, Taco Bell. JB. Pritzker of Illinois.
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to protect ourselves and our stuff, don't we. We lock
our front door at night. Hopefully your back door is
locked as well. We wear seat belts, we buy health insurance.
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But what do you do with that retirement money? You've
been busting your butt to earn your entire life. Have
you done anything to ensure that if that bubble pops,
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Speaker 2 (11:34):
Day the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday,
and ask doctor Jesse Friday. Getting back to the questions
here in a moment. First, let's listen to Tom Holman
talking about gunfighting with the cartels here. They have taken
gunfire and it's gonna get worse Sean because President Trump's
going to steal that border.
Speaker 3 (11:58):
He's gonna put the cartels out of business.
Speaker 1 (12:00):
And I use that clip as the impetus to talk
about this email about JB. Pritzker. Dear machine gun, Kelly,
you played a clip of Pritzker saying you have to
go through me to get illegals. They got me thinking, one,
of course you have to go through him, it's impossible
to go around him. And two do you think these
dumb comedies actually might try to get arrested when interfering
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with Ice as a PR stunt. No, I don't think
they'll take it that far. Remember the elites, remember, always
remember the two different divisions of communism. There have always
been and will always be two different types of communists.
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There are elite communists scum, and there are street communists scum.
Elite communists scum being you know, elected officials, CEOs, these types, Well,
the elites, they don't actually believe. Most of them, don't
act shoually believe any of the COMMI godly book they
sell to their low IQ minions. They just understand what
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I mean, what is communism after all? What is it's?
What is its purpose? After all? It's to help people
gain power. That's why the people who push it, the
people who lead the revolutions, that's why they're doing it.
They're not about the workers or fairness or anything. It's
always just about power. It's always just about money and power.
Elites like the Bill Gates is of the world that
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you know, pick your Democrat of the world. They don't
believe any of them climate change crap or any of that.
They don't believe in opening up the border into their home,
or they don't care about any of that stuff at all.
They're not sitting around whining about the plight of the Guatemalans.
They don't give a crap about any of that. They
understand that there are large quantities of really, really stupid
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people who can be sold the sick religion of communism,
and so they will use the stupidness of that many
people to get money and power for themselves. Useful idiots
or whatever word you want to put on it. That's
what it is. That's one division. The elite communists come.
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And now let's talk about the second division. The street
communists come. They do believe you're liberal, Am Peggy. When
she walks in with her save the Planet t shirt,
she really does believe she does. She's a moron, that's
part of the reason she believes that, but she does
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believe it. She genuinely believes it makes her a good
person to open up the borders of her country to
rapists and murderers. I know that's a sick, twisted logic
that you can't you can't understand. He probably shouldn't even
try to understand, but you should know that she does
believe it. Well, as far as getting arrested goes, that's
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for the streets. The elites don't get their hands dirty.
The elites don't even believe in any of this stuff
or care about any of this stuff. Instead, I mean,
I'll use that talk as the impetus to play this.
So Keem Jefferies' clip, we are.
Speaker 2 (15:06):
Gonna fight it legislatively, we are gonna fight it in
the courts, and we're gonna fight it in the streets.
Speaker 1 (15:15):
The Kame Jefferies isn't going to the streets. You think
he's going to the streets. You think Keem Jefferies is
gonna get out there gluing his butt to the highway
to save the planet. Oh, that's what the morons and
who follow him will have to do. The keem Jeffries
sees himself as a king, as a ruler, and he
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wants even more power for himself. So he'll stand up
and he'll say we're taking it to the streets, and
then you're crazy, demonic liberal aunt Peggy will go glue
her butt to the freeway and she'll get arrested. But
became Jefferies is never actually going to get arrested. Remember
that little fruitcake who runs Denver. What's his name, Mike Johnston,
the mayor of Denver, He came out right away and
(15:57):
tried to do the same thing too. If Trump, if
Trump's wanted once all these illegals, then here I'll get
arrested to stop him. And then trum Trump's people came
out and said, oh, okay, yeah, we are absolutely going
to arrest any elected official who commits the crime of
stopping us from arresting illegals. And the next day Mike
Johnston came out and said, well, I mean we're gonna
work with ice. I mean, don't get wrong, We're gonna
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work with ice. The elites aren't in this to get arrested.
The elites are in this for power and money. They
don't care about communism. Only your stupid liberal aunt Peggy
cares about communism. Hey, Jesse, I had emergency liver transplant
surgery almost a year ago. My older brother thought that
was a good time to sue me for half the
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value of my deceased parents home because I was using
it to recover from my surgery. He cost me over
twenty grand and lawyer fees in counting when the case
finalized in a few weeks. As far as I'm concerned,
I don't have a brother anymore. Am I overreacting? Said
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he'd love to hear my input. He says, his name
is John. Look, the way I handle these things is
not what I would claim to be the right way.
It's just the way I handle things. It's the way
the Kellys handle things for me. If you are there
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for me when I am down, I am yours for life.
I will never ever forget it. I will always be
there when when everyone else runs out on me, when
I'm down, when I lose my job and I get
a DUI, when I have a surgery, when I'm getting
a pick your divorce, pick your horrible thing that people
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go through in life. If you're there for me, we're
boys forever. On the flip side of that, if you
come for me when I'm down, pile on me, comment
on Facebook, ragging on me to friends and family. If
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in any way you try to take advantage of me
or pile on me when I'm down, I will never
ever forget it. I will never let it go, and
we are done forever forever. I'll tell you what I
actually have a little example of this next fighting for
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your freedom every.
Speaker 2 (18:30):
Day the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Remember,
if you've missed any part of the show, you can
download the whole thing on Iheartspotify, iTunes. You can send
us an email Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So
guy was talking about his brother and cutting off his
brother and all these other things. So I'll just tell
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you here's a little example of me. I will not
abide by family or friends arguing with me or chirping
at me publicly. It's a huge thing that I despise
about our society now, where people will go to social media,
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and they'll complain about their spouse, their brother, their buddy,
they'll whatever. They'll actually argue with legitimate arguments in public.
Argue with your buddy, argue with your wife, your husband,
with your whatever. That's fine, it's healthy. Privately, it's not
a spectator sport so everybody on the sidelines can watch
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and cheer you on. That's really really gross privately. So
remember back during the primary, it wasn't much of a
primary because Trump was winning the whole time. But during
the primary, I was a DeSantis guy, and about half
my friends were DeSantis. Half my friends were Trump. And
like I told you, everyone's just gonna come back together,
just like they did when it was over anyway. But
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I never cared. I never told you who to vote for.
I never cared anyway. I didn't care if one of
my friends or family members went the other way and
I had them all split. Half of my family was
Trump half or to say, but it didn't matter whatever.
These are all the patriots. I don't care anyway. One
of my friends in politics, no, I'm not going to
give you his name. And when I say friend, I
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don't mean like we've texted once, we've been to dinner.
Several times, We've been to each other's homes, she's spent
He's hung out with me and my wife like we
are friends friends. Was a hardcore, hardcore Trump guy. Again,
no issue with that whatsoever. I had said something critical
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that I didn't like. I forget what I said exactly
about Trump that I didn't like, and instead of shooting
me a text instead of calling me would have been fine.
Could have called me and called me every name of
the book. I wouldn't have cared. Chose to publicly. It
was on Twitter. Publicly just crucified me for it, and
(21:08):
a bunch of people saw it. But what are you
gonna do? What are you gonna do? I didn't do
anything except immediately blocked him on social media, blocked his
cell phone number, blocked his email address. Will never ever
speak to him ever again. Even if he came to
me and said, hey man, I didn't like it that
we thought. Even if maybe I forgave him and he said,
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hey man, will you forgive me for that? I would,
if he asked for that, I would. He would still never, ever, ever, ever, ever,
in a million years be my friend again. For this reason.
He's proven he's the type of person who wants to
argue with me or will come at me in public.
You've proven that once. That's who you are. If you
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run out on somebody when they're down, you're a bad person.
And I'll never forget it. I'll never let it go.
So there, there's that, before we get back to politics.
Just wanted to divulge this little bit of personal information.
I got a wonderful text during the break from AUB wonderful,
(22:11):
wonderful texts. She said, I have some good news and
bad news. Now before I get to the text. Tonight,
there was something on the Kelly family schedule something most
parents listening to the sound of my voice will be
(22:31):
quite familiar with. You See, Luke just finished swim season.
He's a swimmer. My youngest son's a swimmer. It's a
freaking fish. The season ended. But when season ends, when
seasons end, and this applies to more than that, it
applies to choir, to cub scouts, that whatever Chris, you
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will experience this whenever the season is over. For some reason,
someone decided that everybody had to get together one last
time for some public banquet of some kind. You always
go to Applebee's or something like that where they set
out a couple of mozzarella sticks and then you have
(23:12):
to watch Aiden, Jaden and Braiden get the most Improved
Player award and it I'm not gonna lie, I'm not
gonna sugarcoat it. For you young parents or people who are
aspiring to be parents, it's brutal, brutal, and almost always
it's on a Friday or Saturday night. So the sports
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season finally ends, you're finally free for like one weekend.
You finally don't have any obligations, no more kids to
drive around, no more I might sleep in tomorrow, I
really might. I don't know. I don't know what I'll
do with this newfound freedom. But you have this one
little bit of freedom. It's like it's like you've been
in prison for fifty years and finally they're letting you out.
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It's your day to get out, and you're walking towards
the prison gates, and you're going past this gate and
that gate and that gate, and you get to the
final gate. You can taste the fresh air. You can
actually put your face through the bars and you can
smell the fresh air. But that's when they announced, sorry,
not quite yet, you're gonna have to spend the night
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right there, one more day before the gate is finally
opened and you can be free. And that's where I
am right now, That's where I've been all day long,
knowing that the end of this day there's no freedom coming.
It's banquet time. I just got a text from ob
during the break and she said, very well, i'll read
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it to your verbatim verbatim, Jesse, I've got good news
and bad news, and so I texted back what and
she said, the bad news is Luke is sick. The
good news news is you don't have to go to
the banquet tonight, to which I replied, of course, well
(25:05):
what's the bad news? And then her response was not
that nice either way. A great day in the Kelly household.
I'm so freaking excited, dear Manyo speccanios Kelly. Since you wablah,
I'm sure you appreciate the compliment. I was curious what
your strategy would be for attacking rhinos in primaries. There
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are at least ten senators I could name out the
top of my head who've earned a primary challenger, but
going after all of them seems like spreading our resources
too thin. How do we get voters nationwide to coalesce
around defeating two to three senators? Okay, let's talk about
this concept of how do we get voters nationwide because
(25:47):
there's only so much money to go around, how do
we get voters nationwide to just focus on, Hey, we're
going to take out James Langford in twenty twenty eight
in a primary. We're going to take out John Cornyn
in twenty twenty six in a primary. How do we
get the entire country to coalesce around that and care?
And my answer to this is probably going to frustrate you.
I bet you won't like it that much, but creating
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national interest and national momentum is beyond your control. And
what's more, it's beyond mind too. Maybe you just said
to yourself, well, yeah, you could do it. You've got
a radio show. No no, no, no no no no no. I
don't do I control you. You're not controlled by me.
Hopefully you enjoyed the show, hopefully made your day a
(26:32):
little bit better. But if I came on here and
told you something kooky and quacky, you would reject it.
And you should think for yourself. Creating momentum is not
something most of the time you can plan out where do.
We don't want to spend our money here, We have
to spend our money there. We need people to get
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excited about that. You are one hundred percent right. We
must take out a GOP senator in a primary. We
don't even have to get ten of them. We have
to get one or two that'll get the rest of
them too scared to betray us. However, I don't know
what race that's going to be. As I've told you before,
it's going to have to be a rhino senator who's
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tossed a couple of really bad votes that people can
get angry about. That would be John Cornyn. But more
than that, he's going to need one significant challenger who
has name id, not ten challengers, and Bob from Omaha's running. No, no, no,
no no for the United States Senate. That won't work.
Bob from Omaha needs to be the only one running.
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He has to be already known in the state, and
he has to raise ten to fifteen million dollars period.
That's what it takes to run for Senate, probably bare minimum,
unless you probably do it less than that in like
Wyoming or something like that. But in a cheaper media market,
and what that race is going to be. Who that's
going to be, I don't know. I'm salivating at the
thought of taking out John Cornyn in our primary, especially
(28:00):
now that we think Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General,
might be the guy running against him next year. Ken
Paxon is well known. He would be able to raise
good money. If he was alone, he would probably win,
or at least he'd have a good shot at it.
But I can't just pick one, and you can't either.
Nobody has that power. Even Donald Trump himself, the most
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powerful Republican in the country. He doesn't have the power
to say, look, that's our race. That's the one. Now
he would help or hurt, depending on which side he took,
But that's that's how it goes. I'm sorry, Jesse, I'm
not too happy with the way Oh no, she says,
I'm not too happy with the way Kelly is talking
too about fellow coworkers. You do a commercial about better
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employees through whatever agency that'd be ZIP Recruiter, and I
find that a bit offensive when you continual talk down
That's not how you say that toward Chris. He evidently
does a good job keeping you on the air, So
why would you be so negative toward him and go
as far as say you should contact them so you
could like replace Chris. I'm reading this verbatim not a
(29:05):
good message in my opinion. As a listener, consider a
fresh attitude toward the folks you deal with. Well, Listen,
not only do you need zip recruiter, not only do
I need it so I can replace people like Chris.
Whoever this lady works for, her employer needs it too.
(29:27):
You can't have some wing nut like this working in
your company, and zip recruiter is here to help you
replace this weapons grade moron. You see the greatest employees
out there, they're already on ZipRecruiter. There's not a lag time.
Four out of five people employers who sign up for
zip recruiter get a good candidate the first day. They're
(29:48):
all waiting there for you so you can replace morons
like this. That's why ZipRecruiter exists to take you to
the next level to shed the dead weight to Chris. Wait,
if you will so allow that to be the impetus
for you to go to ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse
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ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse. We'll be back the Jesse
Kelly Show on air and online at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday, A
wonderful Friday. Quick addendum here before I get back to
the political talk. Remember I told you I was getting
(30:31):
those texts from Mob about the banquet and all this
other stuff. Well, I may have messed up because IB
had a haircut appointment today and she chopped off some inches.
Now she didn't go look, she didn't go full lesbian
or anything like that. It's nothing like that. It's still
long hair. But she chopped off a lot of it.
(30:55):
And then she texted me a picture of the hair
and I just didn't respond because because I haven't what
Chris was. Can you stop me before I dig any deeper. No,
I'm just explaining what happened, Chris. What is your problem?
It'll be fine. So she texted me this picture of
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her haircut, and I looked at it, but there was
a lot else going on. I mean, we're doing an
award winning radio show here that's never actually won any awards,
but we're doing an award winning radio show here. So
I have a lot going on. I didn't have time
to study the picture or whatnot. I just kind of
ignored it. And then she texts and she says, are
(31:41):
you just ignoring my hair? Or do you hate it?
And so I texted back in extremely honest response. I said,
and I quote, I just need to see it in person,
That's all I said. Now I'm getting first, I got
a wow, that was all she said. And now I'm
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getting texts like this whatever. At least I have hair
which is not very nice at all. So that's the
level of viciousness I'm dealing with over here. Dear Jesse,
I watch your show on the First TV Daily. I
agree with you one hundred percent about your political views
and about BUCkies. That being said, your love of Miracle
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Whip has me questioning my continued commitment to watching your show. Dude,
if you don't like the tang and zip of Miracle Whip,
you need to get your taste Budge checked. Jesse, is
there anything that can be done presidentially or congressionally about
the US land that China has been allowed to purchase
with regard to national security? So on and so forth? Says thanks.
(32:43):
His name is Dave Okay, So Chip Roy actually has
a bill about this exact same issue, about China buying
up all the land, and that obviously is not good.
That's not what we want for our country. It's not
safe at all. Have a geopolitical foe who's announced their
intention to supplant you as number one to just allow
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them to buy up all kinds of land, and they're
buying up farmland close to military bases, and it's very, very,
very bad. At the same time, I am not I'm
not one hundred percent confident a law can solve the problem.
And here's what I mean. When you have a country
as large as China, a country that can throw that
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much money around, well, it allows them to find patsies
if you will. It allows them. I mean, how many
different times have we talked about the left wing funding
network in this country and how it works. You'll have
a for profit business run by some billionaire commi, but
(33:50):
then that for profit business will start ten nonprofit offshoots
that are funded through the for profit business. But because
they're non profit offshoots, they don't have to necessarily disclose
all their political stuff. You remember how the Biden family
did it. Remember when we were studying the Biden family
corruption and the House of Representatives was uncovering all these LLC's, like,
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why do you have to have why do you have
fifteen LLC's. Well, there's only one reason you would have
that many companies, and so you can hide what you're doing.
You're moving illicit funds from this company to that one,
of this one and that one, and this is subject
to that. So my point being with all this is
I want something done about what China's doing here. I
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am not positive. I'm not confident that Congress passing a
law about it will do anything. And I'm not I
hate to even say this, I'm not confident that Congress
would be willing to pass an anti China law. Do
(34:56):
you see this headline from today, This from Unusual Wales Breaking.
Former senior advisor for the Federal Reserve, John Harold Rogers
has been arrested on charges he conspired to steal federal
trade secrets for the benefit of the People's Republic of China.
(35:19):
Former senior advisor for the Federal Reserve. Now these are
just allegations right now, obviously, but what if the former
senior advisor to the Federal Reserve was selling secrets to
the Chai cooms. My point is how deep does the
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Chinese infiltration into this country go? Well, think about what
we know. We know about the op, the honeypot op
they ran against Eric Swallwell with Fang Fang and that
Chinese dime that was apparently getting around with every California
politician she can find. What else do we know? Well,
(36:01):
let me ask you this, who was running the alleged
high end brothel in the DC area that had politicians
and tech guys in military commanders as the clientele. We
don't know who was actually running it, and we don't
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know who was collecting all the information on those people.
How many people who sit in the House of Representatives
or the Senate, how many of them are allowed to
vote against China? Scary but true, Taco Bell's not scary.
Throwing illegals into Gitmo isn't scary. We'll probably talk about
(36:44):
both next
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