July 28, 2025 • 39 mins
The political tightrope Democrats have to walk to signal to their base but not creep Norm out. Democrats hanging their hat on a political loser. They brought all manner of demons into the country to destroy it. Julie Kelly on the committed communists in our government. Medal of Honor: Richard McCool Jr
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Monday. And here's what we have on tap
for this hour. Medal of Honor Monday, of course, is
coming up in a couple of minutes. We're gonna get
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to some emails here. I want to address this illegal
immigration thing because someone gave some testimony on it. I'm
gonna play. We'll touch on a couple other brief items,
but we all know we're waiting to get to the history,
which is an hour from now. So we have Medal
of Honor Monday this hour. Julie Kelly's gonna break down
some of the Russian collusion hoax stuff. This hour. We
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have illegal immigration testimony. This hour. I'm gonna hopefully squeeze
in some emails, but I don't want to make promises
I can't keep. And then the last hour the show
gets driven off the rails and its History night as
we talk about the Kamakazis. But for now, it's time
to do Medal of Honor Monday, like we do every
single Monday at this time. The start of hour two
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belongs to the heroes, the guys who earned a medal
of honor, they give them a citation. They write up
what they did. Sometimes it's long and descriptive. Sometimes it's
short and garbage, and I have to expand on it.
But they write down what they did. We pause on
everything on Mondays start of hour two and we just
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lay it out. We just lay out what they did.
We read it. This is not unique to me. I
didn't do any of these things. I'm not one of
these guys. You can do. This is what I'm saying.
In your home with your kids, with the sports team
you coach, with a class you teach, you can talk
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about Hey, Rows and we should. People don't know these names.
Now it's gonna sound like I'm doing a tease for
the history that's coming up in an hour from now.
And I guess in a way, i am. But I
need to explain something and I may not even get
to this portion of the Kama Kazi history for today,
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but this is an important part to understand about the
citation I'm about to read. The citation is for Richard
Miles McCool junior. He was in the Navy World War
Two in the Pacific. But you would never get what
I'm about to explain from his citations, so I need
to explain it. The grand finale of Japanese kama Kazi
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activity in World War two was during the Battle of Okinawa.
That's where our story's gonna end. It won't begin there.
We might not even get to that tonight. But just
know the big final battle was Okinawa. That's when they
were rowing all their planes at us. It was a nightmare.
They killed thousands and one of the strategies, really the
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strategy we used to try to stop them was they
were known as picket stations. Okay, picket stations. So what
does that mean? Picture Okinawa? Just make it a circle.
That's fine, doesn't matter. The shape of the island doesn't matter.
Fifteen stations essentially areas of a few ships, three four ships,
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fifteen of them were set up on a huge ring
outside of Okinawa. Why their job these few ships. There
weren't a ton of them, these few ships per station.
Their job was to catch the Kamikazes coming in so
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they could relay the information to the bigger fleet. That
was their job. They served a critical role. They did
that job well. They saved lots of lives. They also
died in droves because you are there. You're there to
serve as the warning system. Hey got some Kamakazi's coming,
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Get some planes in the air, get ready, but there
was nobody in the air to protect them. For the
most part, the guys at the picket stations died in
droves due to Kamakazi attacks. And this citation takes place
outside of Okinawa. Mister Richard Miles McCool, Junior was in
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command of a ship at one of those picket stations.
And here's what he did. Hey honoring those who went
above and beyond its Medal of Honor Monday for conspicuous
gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life, above
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and beyond the call of duty as commanding officer of
the uss LCS one twenty two during operations against enemy
Japanese forces in the Ryuku Chain tenth and eleventh of
June nineteen forty five. Sharply vigilant during hostile air raids
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against Allied ships on radar picket duty off Okinawa on
the tenth of June, Lieutenant McCool aided materially in evacuating
all survivors from a sinking destroyer, which had sustained mortal
damage under the devastating attacks. When his own craft was
attacked simultaneously by two of the enemy's suicide squadron early
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on the evening of the eleventh of June, he instantly
hurled the full power of his gun batteries against a
plunging aircraft, shooting down the first and damaging the second
before it crashed his station in the conning tower and
engulfed the immediate area in a mass of flames. Although
suffering from shrapnel wounds and painful burns, he rallied his
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concussion shock troops and initiated vigorous firefighting measures, and then
proceeded to rescue several of the trapped in a blazing compartment,
subsequently carrying one man to safety despite the excruciating pain
of additional severe burns. Unmindful of all personal danger, he
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continued his efforts without respite until aid from other ships.
Until aid arrived from other ships and he was evacuated.
By his staunch leadership, capable direction, and indomitable determination throughout
the crisis, Lieutenant McCool saved the lives of many who
otherwise might have perished, and contributed materially to the saving
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of his ship for further combat service. His valiant spirit
of self sacrifice in the face of extreme peril sustains
and enhances the highest traditions of US Naval service. Now,
you and me, we're going to dig into a lot
of calm and causey stuff at the start of the next hour,
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So I won't go into all of it, but just
this particular instance first, when our ships were hurt wounded.
It's just awesome to read the stories about how every
other ship in the area would rally to its side immediately, immediately,
everyone in it together. They would pull up beside it
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and they'd be spraying it down to put out fires.
They're pulling people out of the water, and they're doing this.
This is what was happening with with Commander McCool. Here,
Lieutenant McCool, I guess he achieved captain and some poet
and call him captain. Captain McCool he's helping pull the
survivors out of the water while at the same time
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you're still under attack. The enemy doesn't stop just because
some ship is burning, some ship is going down. The
enemy knows the second he sees the smoke. It was
always the smoke was to tell. When he sees the smoke,
he knows there's a ship wounded, they're in trouble. The
smoke is like turning on a light at night and
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the moths just come to the flame. Any one of
these pilots, whether they became a Kazi or otherwise, when
they see an American ship in the water pouring smoke
out of it, they recognize an opportunity to sink one,
and they all dive at it. So not only are
you there helping and pulling people out, you have to
be aware you are now a target because you're by
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them and they're diving on you. And they started diving
on him. Where the plane nails his ship, by the
grace of God, and this happened, I don't know that,
I would say often. I've read a bunch about it
during my extensive research for this show Tonight. The bomb
the plane up, but the bomb itself. Sometimes it would
go off in the ship. Other times, just God looking
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out for you that day, it would go through it
and then blow up, travel all the way out the
bottom or out the side. That's what happened here. It
blows up McCool when he wakes up. He's alone and burnt,
and they said he had shrapped the wounds. He's still
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to the day he died. I think he died in
two thousand and eight. He's buried at the cemetery Annapolis,
by the way, the Naval Academy. He died with a
piece of his own bone. They think it was his bone,
but a piece of someone's bone stuck in his liver
that they could never remove that. He wakes up, dazed,
beyond belief, burnt, shrapnel all over his body, and then
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proceeds and we'll go into this more, probably next hour,
if I can get to all of it today. He
then proceeds to fight a raging inferno while dragging men
out of burning areas. Everything's hot. Carries a guy out,
and you know, the most amazing, well not the most
amazing part, but one of the most amazing parts of
this story. He didn't remember any of it. He was
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so concussed, so messed up from that explosion that when
people started telling him stories, dude, you're a hero. You're
a hero. You're a hero, He's like, I'm not sure
about that. I don't remember any of that. I don't
remember any of that, but everyone who was there kept
telling the same story. Hey, this mcgool guy's a freaking beast.
He's yanking people out. They finally, Truman was the one
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who gave it to him. Truman gave him the Medal
of Honor, and he to the day he died. I
didn't really remember doing any of it. Wild, right, It's
almost as wild as not giving your dog rough greens.
I couldn't imagine. What what, Chris, Why would you do that?
That's wild. It's wild that we give our dogs only
dog food and we pretend like there's nutrition in it.
(10:57):
It's because they lied to us. Of course, they slap
a big label on the front of the dog food,
don't they. What's in your dog's dog food? Is it
the beef blend? Ah? This is the lamb and rice
that Muffy loves. That's all. I oh, I'm sure there
was some of that in there in the beginning, but
they cooked it all out. Let me ask you, if
there was actually lamb in your dog's food, how long
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do you think that lamb would last on the shelf
in the pet store. Not very huh. They killed all
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Speaker 2 (12:06):
Jesse Kelly returns next.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
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history thing because there's a lot to go in. There's
a lot of background. If it is, download the podcast,
listen at your leisure and remember, Julie Kelly is gonna
join us about ten minutes from now talk about this
Russian hoak stuff. She has some bombshells dropping on that.
(12:57):
Lisa Monico is one of these ugly I mean, it's
tags who's been tearing through our country for a while,
and Julie Kelly is all over it now. I was
talking at the end of last hour about how if
you have a dirty city. You know how America's cities
are dirty and they're crime ridden, that's on purpose. There
are countries all over the world that have cities that
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are not dangerous and not dirty. We Americans, we are
so used to that we think that's just the city.
Oh yeah, because someone got murdered last night, that's just
New York, n That's a choice. It's a choice that
has been made. And that also goes as I mentioned
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at the end of last hour, for an open border,
it is not difficult in the modern world to secure
your border to stop illegals from coming into your country.
It's not difficult at all. Deporting people is more difficult,
but that can be done too. But securing your border
is not difficult. So if you have a country that
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has an open border like we did for four years,
it's not an accident. It's on purpose. It's not an accident.
It's on purpose. Democrats got elected in twenty twenty and
opened the border on purpose. Don't you dare let them
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get away with whoops, we didn't know, we made mistakes. Nope,
they filled up your country with rapists and murderers on purpose.
And remember this, we all hate slavery, at least I
hope you do. I've always hated it. It just blows
me away. Hell, that's the common theme throughout history. Human
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beings own other human beings. We hate it. I hate it,
You hate it. Okay, we all hate it. We got
that the largest slave trade in human history was done
on purpose by Democrats across your southern border during Joe
Biden's four years. Now, maybe you thought I was overstating
(15:08):
that I'm going to play something for you. This is
a former Border Patrol agent, JJ Carroll was his name.
He was testifying in front of Congress. And maybe you've
questioned it in the past. When I say that voting
for Democrats in this modern era is an act of evil,
I believe it is an evil act. Okay, listen to this.
Speaker 3 (15:31):
I state without reservation that the United States federal government
is the world's largest child sex trafficking organization in modern history.
The probability that thousands of these UACs are being raped
at this very moment is one hundred percent. Chairman Higgins,
Ranking Member Korea, Chairman Bishop, ranking Member Ivy, and the
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members of the subcommittee, I appreciate the opportunity to speak
about the evil of child trafficking cause by the open
border policies under President Joe Biden in his administration. I
served in the United States bordb Patrol for twenty four
years until I retired as a deputy patrol agent charge
in San Diego Sector. I worked under five presidential administrations
and only one president secured the border. President Donald Trump.
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Border patrol agents went from working and being supported by
the greatest order president and American history to the worst
President Joe Biden. My last year in the Borderatrol was
Joe Biden's first year in office. On his first day
in office, I watched in disbelief as ninety four executive
orders cascaded down from Washington, d C, obliterating every immigration
policy that had been provided the most secure border in
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America's history. Border patrol agents were forced to carry out
unconstitutional orders that violated every law in the Immigration Nationality Act.
President Biden, through Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Maiorchis,
created policy out of thin air, ignored federal immigration law,
and facilitated the largest mass invasion into America that the
world has ever seen. The United States of America will
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have spent hundreds of billions of dollars in four years
to fund the needs of over fifty million illegal aliens
that populate our nation. Between one and six and one
and seven residents in America is an illegal alien, America
has suffered the greatest demographic shift in modern history. After
serving in the United States por Patrol for twenty four years,
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spending a year researching and writing a best selling book
and titled Invaded, The Intentional Destruction of American Immigration System,
and filming two documentaries, I state with complete certainty that Biden, Harris,
and myorc is intentionally, strategically and purposely weaponized illegal immigration
and used it as a tool to fundamentally transform America.
Inside this invasion, the unspoken evil of child trafficking, and
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more specifically, child sex trafficking has flourished. At the end
of this current administration, the number of children trafficked will
have grown to over five hundred and fifty thousand unaccompanied alien.
Speaker 1 (17:59):
Democrats did that on purpose. They brought these people into
your country on purpose. They facilitated the child sex trade
on purpose. This was not accidental. Voting for Democrats in
this modern era is an act of evil because Democrats
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are evil. I hate slavery. Really, do you vote Democrat?
Speaker 3 (18:27):
No?
Speaker 1 (18:27):
You don't? You support it? All right, let's get to
Julie Kelly and her latest on the Russian hoax stuff.
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has some amazing things dropping right now. Julie, how could
you be so foolish?
Speaker 4 (20:22):
I don't know. Caught me off guard. It never stood.
I should have said something from Ozzy rip Azzi, but
I didn't, and that's what I got, and so that's
what I deserve. It's like you and your bad food takes.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
So you know what. We'll get back to that in
a minute, Julie. Because I only have the best food takes.
You just focus on the reaping you just did for
the sewing you did. But before we get to that,
I want you to tell me who Lisa Monica is.
I've never heard of her.
Speaker 4 (20:54):
So Lisa Monico, I believe is one of the unknown, key,
really instrumental Russiagate perpetrators. And not only was she deeply
involved with working with her predecessor, John Brennan, who is
National Security Advisor for Barack Obama and then excuse me,
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Homeland Security Advisor for Obama that John Brennan had held
that position before. She working with John Brennan, Jim Clapper,
and Jim Comey in the summer of twenty sixteen to
concoct the Russia election interference hopes. So, of course, she
leaves the White House in January of twenty seventeen. She
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becomes a CNN National Security Analyst, where she takes that
position to continue beating up on Donald Trump for four years.
Then Joe Biden appoints her Deputy Attorney General, the number
two basically running the day to day Biden doj under
Mary Garland, who is mostly the figurehead. She immediately turns
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her sites once again to Donald Trump, investigating him for
both the events of January sixth and allegedly hoarding classify
documents at mar A Lago, resulting in the two unprecedented
criminal federal indictments against the President. So, if there's one
common thread, Jessie, between Russiagate in twenty sixteen going all
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the weight through the end of twenty twenty four, including
Special Council Jacks, that the one person who pops up
consistently is Lisa Monico.
Speaker 1 (22:30):
Okay, Julie, what do we know about her? As far
as i'm this person sounds like a committed communist who's
been worming her way through the government, using government power
against their political opponents for years. What's her background? What
do we know?
Speaker 4 (22:47):
Well, that's a good question, as I put in my
piece today, and this is part one of a two
part series into Lisamonico and how she I believe she
probably is going to be part of this what they
call Grand conspiracy investigation underway at DOJ and FBI. So,
but what I write about today is her background and
then everything that she did in the Obama White House,
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but her government service, her government goes back to the
nineteen nineties where She was a top staffer to then
Senator Joe Biden's Senate Judiciary Committee. She then was part
of the en Run task Force with one of our
favorite people, Andrew Weissman. So she was on that task
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force to try to destroy companies and come up with
new laws related to that scandal. And then I think
most interestingly, she was chief of staff to then FBI
Director Robert Muller, was we all know then was appointed
Special Council to investigate the non existent Trump Russia election
pollusion hoax, who was appointed in May of twenty seventeen.
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So and of course taking with him Manco's buddy Andrew Weissman,
who really ran the Secial Counsel's office for two years,
coming up empty handed on evidence of Trump Russia election collusion, damaging,
destroying many lives in the process. But yeah, so Lisa
Monico's her roots are very deep and very wide in Washington,
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d C.
Speaker 1 (24:19):
Speaking with Julie Kelly declassified is her substack. She's dropping
some big ones out there. Julie, you have a excellent sources,
no question about that. What do we know or at
least what do we think so far about how seriously
the DOJ is taking this all. My little birdies are
telling me they're taking it very seriously, and who might
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go down. I know Barack Obama isn't going to prison,
much as I might want that. I understand all that
who's going to burn for this?
Speaker 4 (24:49):
Julie, you are correct. So anyone who thinks that Barack
Obama is going to be charged, he won't and certainly
going to prison on some sort of conviction. Not only
only never be go to trial and be convicted, but
the Supreme Courts and unity ruling last year and even
the president's President Trump just mentioned this protects Barack Obama
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from being criminally indicted four things that he did while
he was in the White House. So anyone who thinks
that this is going to end up with Barack Obama
and hand costs, please disabuse yourself of that vision. However,
it does appear both the DJSBI and the CIA. We
saw John Ratcliffe talking about this again over the weekend,
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focusing on former CIA director John Brennan who manufactured that
January twenty seventeen what they call the ICA Intelligence Community Assessment,
claiming that the Kremlin was trying to help Donald Trump
win and defeat Hillary Clinton. No evidence of that, as
we know thanks to your disclosures by DNA Director of
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Nashal Intelligence Director Telsea Gambert. Also, like Jim Comey, that's
going to be a tough one. But I think with
you heard reckless and former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin
Una say over the weekend, is if this is indeed
a conspiracy and they can take say what would be
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the last act of the conspiracy. Of course, conspiracies can
go on for years. It certainly did in this case
the lawfare against President Trump. If that last act is
within the past five years, then I think all of
the conspiracy perps can face conspiracy charges such as conspiracy
to defraud the United States, conspiracy to obstruct certain other
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conspiracy accounts, maybe even seditious conspiracy, so that appears to
be on some of the statutes or charges that this
DJ and SDI are looking at it. I don't think
you're going to have top officials Jessie go out and
say these sort of things in the public and release
dougments with more coming this week, just to end up
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empty handed and frustrate the base once again, with no
one being held accountable for what happened to the president.
And those around.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
Him seditious conspiracy. Wow, Julie, I'm not a lawyer, but
I feel like that. I feel like that charge has
come up several times in recent years, hasn't it? Where
have I heard that before? I'm trying. I'm having a
hard time placing it.
Speaker 4 (27:27):
Yes, well, Jesse, let me help you jog your memory.
This was seditious conspiracy is a post civil war statue,
and the Biden DOJ, along with Lisa Monaco, dusted that
off and used that seditious conspiracy statue that is tantamount
to treason that has historically only been used against foreign
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terrorists like the Blind Sheep. The BOJ charged the blind
Sheep that wrote First World Trade Center bomber and his
associates with seditious conspiracy. That's usually what that statute is
reserved for. Not the case when it came to the
January sixth prosecution, the Biden DOJ indicting at least two
dozen j sixers with that felony punishable by up to
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life in prison, and successfully convicting many of them for
doing nothing more than engaging in a political protest at
a government building on a Wednesday afternoon. So if this
can apply to people like Enrique A Tario and the
Proud Boys and the oath Keepers, which is what that
statue was used against members of those two groups, then
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it certainly can be applied to these top purpose that
we're all discussing now. So we'll see if they're going
to be using that. I'm actually working on a piece now,
hopefully we'll be out next week that demonstrates how we
can apply the Biden DOJ's use of the seditious conspiracy
in these cases as well.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
Julie, what's your problem with my food takes?
Speaker 4 (29:01):
Okay? How can you not like souer kraut?
Speaker 1 (29:05):
Well, Julie, I've never once looked at a bowl of
spaghetti and thought someone should vomit in this. That's why.
And that's what sauer kraut smells like, and that's what
it tastes like. It's disgusting. My parents used to cook
it and I would have to go outside all day
long to escape the horrible odor. How could you like
something like that?
Speaker 4 (29:24):
I love sauer kraut, and of course any cabbage derivative
is very good for you. I'm going to send you
some recipes that I developed for my cooking class. With
Sauer Kraut and you are going to love it. No,
the house does not smell good. You are correct, but
it's good for your insights. And I'm still waiting for
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your assessment of the frozen deep dish Cubbo pizza that
I sent you a few years ago. Still that changed
your mind.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
I think we should probably remain friends. So going to
hold my review back on that Chicago pizza review. It's
just I don't understand. I don't understand how anyone could
call that pizza. Julie Kelly, everybody, her substack is declassified.
Go subscribe to it. Julie Kelly did send me a
deep dish Chicago pizza because I was dogging on it.
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Garbage at complete garbage. Christ you came imagine garbage. But look,
I had my chalk that day, so I got through it.
I was strong enough, full of enough energy to wade
through the mountain of goop and whatever you call that pizza.
But I was only I only had that much testosterone
(30:38):
because I've been taking natural herbal supplements from Chop for
over three years. You want to be man enough to
tackle with Chicago pizza. That's gross. Takes a lot of effort.
Go get some natural herbal supplements. Go get a male
vitality stack from Chalk Ladies, get a female vitality stack
for yourself. And I'm warning everybody right now, we're gonna
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be talking Kama Kazi's in like fifteen minutes from now,
at the top of the hour. Chris is at the
top of the at the top of the hour, we're
gonna be talking comic cazes. You better have your energy
up for that. It's about to get spicy and good.
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Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Monday, ten minutes away from history time, about to
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do the history of the Kama Kazi's on The Jesse
Kelly Show. But well, I guess the Koma Kazies weren't
actually part of the show. But either way, you understand
what I'm saying. We're gonna do the Kamakazi history. But
let's wrap up a few things before we get to that. Member,
you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also,
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I am I'm fascinated. Maybe it's just because I'm a
political nerd like you. I'm already fascinated with the twenty
twenty eight presidential race. And I'm really fascinated by Democrats
and how they handle things. And when I say things,
I mean everyone hates Democrats right now. They keep finding
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new and impressive lows for their approval rating in the country.
Just everyone's mad at them. Everyone hates them. So if
you're a Democrat who wants to win back the White House,
which that's every Democrat, you're going to start having to
sift through the why. And they are well aware, well
aware of something you and I've talked about many times before.
(32:51):
The tranny stuff is a political loser. It's not only
evil and sick and wrong and crazy all the other
words you put on it, just pure politics wise, it's
a loser. It's a horrible thing for a political party
to try to sell to the American people because it
doesn't even look right. Everyone knows a dude can't become
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a woman. Everyone knows a woman can't become a dude.
It just looks bad. But here's the problem. Money politics,
lots and lots of politics is about money. Money is
necessary in politics. You have to have it. You have
to pay staff, you have to pay commercials. You have
(33:35):
to buy this, you have to buy that. Raising money
in politics. You may not like it. I may not
like it. It's super important. When I ran for Congress twice,
I hated it. I hated asking people for their money.
It felt mucci, felt gross and wrong. But I wasn't wealthy.
I couldn't fund it myself. I just stand up and
I need your money. That's what I need. Money's important
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international LGBQ demon money is gigantic. There are huge, huge,
wealthy benefactors, and they will demand some sort of strict
adherence to that demonic garbage. They just will. They're going
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to demand you bend the knee. So how do you
how do you walk that tightrope if you're a Democrat,
for instance, if you're the rear Admiral Pete boodhjeg. As
soon as you hop off your bike that may or
may not have a bike seat on it, and you
go do an interview. How do you let the LGBTQ
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demon mob know you're on their side while also trying
to let Middle America know, Hey, I really don't want
your daughter to have the crap kicked out of her.
On the basketball court, you are about to hear a
lot of what I'm about to play. They're trying to
thread that needle just right like they so often do,
(35:07):
trying to signal to the animals we're with you will
burn everything down, while also trying to tell Norman Norma,
I'm not a weirdo, I'm not a freak. You know
what it really reminds me of. In fact, pull this up, Chris.
It reminds me of that Gavin Newsom answer on the
exact same subject that he did on The Sean Ryan
(35:28):
Show a couple weeks ago. It's almost an identical answer.
Listen to this. You're going to hear a lot of
this over the next few years.
Speaker 5 (35:36):
When President Trump says something like no boys and girls' sports,
which is a phrase that they use, it sounds like
you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 2 (35:42):
I think that chess is different from weightlifting, and weightlifting
is different from volleyball and middle school is different from
the Olympics. So that's exactly why I think that we
shouldn't be grand standing on this as politicians. We should
be empowering communities and organizations, schools to make the right decisions.
Speaker 1 (36:04):
Just that was what twenty five seconds. Listen to all
those buzzwords without saying a single thing. Put yourself in
the mind of some deranged, demonic super freak, and you
you're an evil nutbag, and you want to tell your
kindergarten class that's the only reason you became a teacher.
You want to tell them all to switch their gender.
(36:27):
Do you think he's speaking to you? Yeah.
Speaker 5 (36:30):
When President Trump says something like no boys and girls sports,
which is a phrase that they use, it sounds like
you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 2 (36:36):
I think that chess is different from weightlifting, and weightlifting
is different from volleyball, and you know, middle school is
different from the Olympics. So that's exactly why I think
that we shouldn't be grand standing on this as politicians.
We should be empowering communities and organizations and schools to
make the right decisions.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
Stop grand standing, start empowering community. If you're some deranged
freak kindergarten teacher. You could convince yourself he's on your side.
But what if you're a normy Democrat. Maybe you're an
old school union guy, you hate Republicans, You've always voted
a Democrat, but gosh, this tranny ugliness see on your side.
Speaker 5 (37:18):
When President Trump says something like no boys and girls sports,
which is a phrase that they use, it sounds like
you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 2 (37:24):
I think that chess is different from weightlifting.
Speaker 1 (37:28):
Sounds very similar to what Gavin Newsom said on The
Sean Ryan Show a couple of weeks ago. What about
for your values? I mean, is eight years old too young?
Speaker 6 (37:37):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (37:37):
I mean, look, I.
Speaker 6 (37:40):
Now that I have a nine year old just became nine.
Come on, man, I get it. So those are legit.
You know, it's interesting, just the issue of age.
Speaker 1 (37:52):
I haven't.
Speaker 6 (37:54):
I'm as I and there's someone that's been so focused on.
Speaker 1 (38:00):
Quality broadly.
Speaker 6 (38:02):
LGBT writes, particular gay marriage. The transisue for me is
also novel. It's it's over the last few years. I'm
trying to understand as much as anyone else, whole pronoun thing,
try and understand all.
Speaker 1 (38:16):
Of that three years we're going to have to listen
to this tightrope walking. Now, let me talk to you
before we do history about finding that next great employee.
Summer is here, businesses are hiring. It's business hiring season.
Where will you go to find that employee you need?
(38:39):
You're going to take an ad in the paper. Look,
have fun with that. You know, threw a sign on
the door we're hiring. Let me ask you something, honestly,
when's the last time you found a great employee doing that?
It's the year twenty twenty five. Even old crotchety Jesse
knows that zip recruiter is the only way. They're right
there online. Do it online, or out of five employers
(39:01):
find somebody good on the first day. The employee you're
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Slash jesse. Let you get one. Start an account for
free ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse. Let's get away from
(39:24):
this and do some history next time.
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Monday. And here's what we have on tap
for this hour. Medal of Honor Monday, of course, is
coming up in a couple of minutes. We're gonna get
(00:31):
to some emails here. I want to address this illegal
immigration thing because someone gave some testimony on it. I'm
gonna play. We'll touch on a couple other brief items,
but we all know we're waiting to get to the history,
which is an hour from now. So we have Medal
of Honor Monday this hour. Julie Kelly's gonna break down
some of the Russian collusion hoax stuff. This hour. We
(00:52):
have illegal immigration testimony. This hour. I'm gonna hopefully squeeze
in some emails, but I don't want to make promises
I can't keep. And then the last hour the show
gets driven off the rails and its History night as
we talk about the Kamakazis. But for now, it's time
to do Medal of Honor Monday, like we do every
single Monday at this time. The start of hour two
(01:17):
belongs to the heroes, the guys who earned a medal
of honor, they give them a citation. They write up
what they did. Sometimes it's long and descriptive. Sometimes it's
short and garbage, and I have to expand on it.
But they write down what they did. We pause on
everything on Mondays start of hour two and we just
(01:38):
lay it out. We just lay out what they did.
We read it. This is not unique to me. I
didn't do any of these things. I'm not one of
these guys. You can do. This is what I'm saying.
In your home with your kids, with the sports team
you coach, with a class you teach, you can talk
(01:59):
about Hey, Rows and we should. People don't know these names.
Now it's gonna sound like I'm doing a tease for
the history that's coming up in an hour from now.
And I guess in a way, i am. But I
need to explain something and I may not even get
to this portion of the Kama Kazi history for today,
(02:21):
but this is an important part to understand about the
citation I'm about to read. The citation is for Richard
Miles McCool junior. He was in the Navy World War
Two in the Pacific. But you would never get what
I'm about to explain from his citations, so I need
to explain it. The grand finale of Japanese kama Kazi
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activity in World War two was during the Battle of Okinawa.
That's where our story's gonna end. It won't begin there.
We might not even get to that tonight. But just
know the big final battle was Okinawa. That's when they
were rowing all their planes at us. It was a nightmare.
They killed thousands and one of the strategies, really the
(03:06):
strategy we used to try to stop them was they
were known as picket stations. Okay, picket stations. So what
does that mean? Picture Okinawa? Just make it a circle.
That's fine, doesn't matter. The shape of the island doesn't matter.
Fifteen stations essentially areas of a few ships, three four ships,
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fifteen of them were set up on a huge ring
outside of Okinawa. Why their job these few ships. There
weren't a ton of them, these few ships per station.
Their job was to catch the Kamikazes coming in so
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they could relay the information to the bigger fleet. That
was their job. They served a critical role. They did
that job well. They saved lots of lives. They also
died in droves because you are there. You're there to
serve as the warning system. Hey got some Kamakazi's coming,
(04:14):
Get some planes in the air, get ready, but there
was nobody in the air to protect them. For the
most part, the guys at the picket stations died in
droves due to Kamakazi attacks. And this citation takes place
outside of Okinawa. Mister Richard Miles McCool, Junior was in
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command of a ship at one of those picket stations.
And here's what he did. Hey honoring those who went
above and beyond its Medal of Honor Monday for conspicuous
gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life, above
(05:02):
and beyond the call of duty as commanding officer of
the uss LCS one twenty two during operations against enemy
Japanese forces in the Ryuku Chain tenth and eleventh of
June nineteen forty five. Sharply vigilant during hostile air raids
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against Allied ships on radar picket duty off Okinawa on
the tenth of June, Lieutenant McCool aided materially in evacuating
all survivors from a sinking destroyer, which had sustained mortal
damage under the devastating attacks. When his own craft was
attacked simultaneously by two of the enemy's suicide squadron early
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on the evening of the eleventh of June, he instantly
hurled the full power of his gun batteries against a
plunging aircraft, shooting down the first and damaging the second
before it crashed his station in the conning tower and
engulfed the immediate area in a mass of flames. Although
suffering from shrapnel wounds and painful burns, he rallied his
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concussion shock troops and initiated vigorous firefighting measures, and then
proceeded to rescue several of the trapped in a blazing compartment,
subsequently carrying one man to safety despite the excruciating pain
of additional severe burns. Unmindful of all personal danger, he
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continued his efforts without respite until aid from other ships.
Until aid arrived from other ships and he was evacuated.
By his staunch leadership, capable direction, and indomitable determination throughout
the crisis, Lieutenant McCool saved the lives of many who
otherwise might have perished, and contributed materially to the saving
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of his ship for further combat service. His valiant spirit
of self sacrifice in the face of extreme peril sustains
and enhances the highest traditions of US Naval service. Now,
you and me, we're going to dig into a lot
of calm and causey stuff at the start of the next hour,
(07:19):
So I won't go into all of it, but just
this particular instance first, when our ships were hurt wounded.
It's just awesome to read the stories about how every
other ship in the area would rally to its side immediately, immediately,
everyone in it together. They would pull up beside it
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and they'd be spraying it down to put out fires.
They're pulling people out of the water, and they're doing this.
This is what was happening with with Commander McCool. Here,
Lieutenant McCool, I guess he achieved captain and some poet
and call him captain. Captain McCool he's helping pull the
survivors out of the water while at the same time
(08:00):
you're still under attack. The enemy doesn't stop just because
some ship is burning, some ship is going down. The
enemy knows the second he sees the smoke. It was
always the smoke was to tell. When he sees the smoke,
he knows there's a ship wounded, they're in trouble. The
smoke is like turning on a light at night and
(08:21):
the moths just come to the flame. Any one of
these pilots, whether they became a Kazi or otherwise, when
they see an American ship in the water pouring smoke
out of it, they recognize an opportunity to sink one,
and they all dive at it. So not only are
you there helping and pulling people out, you have to
be aware you are now a target because you're by
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them and they're diving on you. And they started diving
on him. Where the plane nails his ship, by the
grace of God, and this happened, I don't know that,
I would say often. I've read a bunch about it
during my extensive research for this show Tonight. The bomb
the plane up, but the bomb itself. Sometimes it would
go off in the ship. Other times, just God looking
(09:08):
out for you that day, it would go through it
and then blow up, travel all the way out the
bottom or out the side. That's what happened here. It
blows up McCool when he wakes up. He's alone and burnt,
and they said he had shrapped the wounds. He's still
(09:29):
to the day he died. I think he died in
two thousand and eight. He's buried at the cemetery Annapolis,
by the way, the Naval Academy. He died with a
piece of his own bone. They think it was his bone,
but a piece of someone's bone stuck in his liver
that they could never remove that. He wakes up, dazed,
beyond belief, burnt, shrapnel all over his body, and then
(09:54):
proceeds and we'll go into this more, probably next hour,
if I can get to all of it today. He
then proceeds to fight a raging inferno while dragging men
out of burning areas. Everything's hot. Carries a guy out,
and you know, the most amazing, well not the most
amazing part, but one of the most amazing parts of
this story. He didn't remember any of it. He was
(10:16):
so concussed, so messed up from that explosion that when
people started telling him stories, dude, you're a hero. You're
a hero. You're a hero, He's like, I'm not sure
about that. I don't remember any of that. I don't
remember any of that, but everyone who was there kept
telling the same story. Hey, this mcgool guy's a freaking beast.
He's yanking people out. They finally, Truman was the one
(10:37):
who gave it to him. Truman gave him the Medal
of Honor, and he to the day he died. I
didn't really remember doing any of it. Wild, right, It's
almost as wild as not giving your dog rough greens.
I couldn't imagine. What what, Chris, Why would you do that?
That's wild. It's wild that we give our dogs only
dog food and we pretend like there's nutrition in it.
(10:57):
It's because they lied to us. Of course, they slap
a big label on the front of the dog food,
don't they. What's in your dog's dog food? Is it
the beef blend? Ah? This is the lamb and rice
that Muffy loves. That's all. I oh, I'm sure there
was some of that in there in the beginning, but
they cooked it all out. Let me ask you, if
there was actually lamb in your dog's food, how long
(11:21):
do you think that lamb would last on the shelf
in the pet store. Not very huh. They killed all
the lamb. It's all gone. We feed our dog's empty calories,
no nutrition every day, and we wonder why we lose
them all at ten years old. Start sprinkling Roughgreens on
(11:41):
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Speaker 2 (12:06):
Jesse Kelly returns next.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show and a wonderful, wonderful Monday.
Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com if you miss any part of it, or
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Just download the podcast. It's free. Anybody can do it.
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(12:36):
the podcast. It may end up being a two part
history thing because there's a lot to go in. There's
a lot of background. If it is, download the podcast,
listen at your leisure and remember, Julie Kelly is gonna
join us about ten minutes from now talk about this
Russian hoak stuff. She has some bombshells dropping on that.
(12:57):
Lisa Monico is one of these ugly I mean, it's
tags who's been tearing through our country for a while,
and Julie Kelly is all over it now. I was
talking at the end of last hour about how if
you have a dirty city. You know how America's cities
are dirty and they're crime ridden, that's on purpose. There
are countries all over the world that have cities that
(13:20):
are not dangerous and not dirty. We Americans, we are
so used to that we think that's just the city.
Oh yeah, because someone got murdered last night, that's just
New York, n That's a choice. It's a choice that
has been made. And that also goes as I mentioned
(13:40):
at the end of last hour, for an open border,
it is not difficult in the modern world to secure
your border to stop illegals from coming into your country.
It's not difficult at all. Deporting people is more difficult,
but that can be done too. But securing your border
is not difficult. So if you have a country that
(14:02):
has an open border like we did for four years,
it's not an accident. It's on purpose. It's not an accident.
It's on purpose. Democrats got elected in twenty twenty and
opened the border on purpose. Don't you dare let them
(14:23):
get away with whoops, we didn't know, we made mistakes. Nope,
they filled up your country with rapists and murderers on purpose.
And remember this, we all hate slavery, at least I
hope you do. I've always hated it. It just blows
me away. Hell, that's the common theme throughout history. Human
(14:46):
beings own other human beings. We hate it. I hate it,
You hate it. Okay, we all hate it. We got
that the largest slave trade in human history was done
on purpose by Democrats across your southern border during Joe
Biden's four years. Now, maybe you thought I was overstating
(15:08):
that I'm going to play something for you. This is
a former Border Patrol agent, JJ Carroll was his name.
He was testifying in front of Congress. And maybe you've
questioned it in the past. When I say that voting
for Democrats in this modern era is an act of evil,
I believe it is an evil act. Okay, listen to this.
Speaker 3 (15:31):
I state without reservation that the United States federal government
is the world's largest child sex trafficking organization in modern history.
The probability that thousands of these UACs are being raped
at this very moment is one hundred percent. Chairman Higgins,
Ranking Member Korea, Chairman Bishop, ranking Member Ivy, and the
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members of the subcommittee, I appreciate the opportunity to speak
about the evil of child trafficking cause by the open
border policies under President Joe Biden in his administration. I
served in the United States bordb Patrol for twenty four
years until I retired as a deputy patrol agent charge
in San Diego Sector. I worked under five presidential administrations
and only one president secured the border. President Donald Trump.
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Border patrol agents went from working and being supported by
the greatest order president and American history to the worst
President Joe Biden. My last year in the Borderatrol was
Joe Biden's first year in office. On his first day
in office, I watched in disbelief as ninety four executive
orders cascaded down from Washington, d C, obliterating every immigration
policy that had been provided the most secure border in
(16:39):
America's history. Border patrol agents were forced to carry out
unconstitutional orders that violated every law in the Immigration Nationality Act.
President Biden, through Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Maiorchis,
created policy out of thin air, ignored federal immigration law,
and facilitated the largest mass invasion into America that the
world has ever seen. The United States of America will
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have spent hundreds of billions of dollars in four years
to fund the needs of over fifty million illegal aliens
that populate our nation. Between one and six and one
and seven residents in America is an illegal alien, America
has suffered the greatest demographic shift in modern history. After
serving in the United States por Patrol for twenty four years,
(17:22):
spending a year researching and writing a best selling book
and titled Invaded, The Intentional Destruction of American Immigration System,
and filming two documentaries, I state with complete certainty that Biden, Harris,
and myorc is intentionally, strategically and purposely weaponized illegal immigration
and used it as a tool to fundamentally transform America.
Inside this invasion, the unspoken evil of child trafficking, and
(17:45):
more specifically, child sex trafficking has flourished. At the end
of this current administration, the number of children trafficked will
have grown to over five hundred and fifty thousand unaccompanied alien.
Speaker 1 (17:59):
Democrats did that on purpose. They brought these people into
your country on purpose. They facilitated the child sex trade
on purpose. This was not accidental. Voting for Democrats in
this modern era is an act of evil because Democrats
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are evil. I hate slavery. Really, do you vote Democrat?
Speaker 3 (18:27):
No?
Speaker 1 (18:27):
You don't? You support it? All right, let's get to
Julie Kelly and her latest on the Russian hoax stuff.
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fantastic Monday. And music that bad can only mean that
the Great Julie Kelly made the terrible mistake, which she
should know better. She didn't choose her intro music. Therefore
you get the worst song we can find on short notice.
Julie Kelly, go go subscribe to her substack declassified. She
(20:17):
has some amazing things dropping right now. Julie, how could
you be so foolish?
Speaker 4 (20:22):
I don't know. Caught me off guard. It never stood.
I should have said something from Ozzy rip Azzi, but
I didn't, and that's what I got, and so that's
what I deserve. It's like you and your bad food takes.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
So you know what. We'll get back to that in
a minute, Julie. Because I only have the best food takes.
You just focus on the reaping you just did for
the sewing you did. But before we get to that,
I want you to tell me who Lisa Monica is.
I've never heard of her.
Speaker 4 (20:54):
So Lisa Monico, I believe is one of the unknown, key,
really instrumental Russiagate perpetrators. And not only was she deeply
involved with working with her predecessor, John Brennan, who is
National Security Advisor for Barack Obama and then excuse me,
(21:17):
Homeland Security Advisor for Obama that John Brennan had held
that position before. She working with John Brennan, Jim Clapper,
and Jim Comey in the summer of twenty sixteen to
concoct the Russia election interference hopes. So, of course, she
leaves the White House in January of twenty seventeen. She
(21:37):
becomes a CNN National Security Analyst, where she takes that
position to continue beating up on Donald Trump for four years.
Then Joe Biden appoints her Deputy Attorney General, the number
two basically running the day to day Biden doj under
Mary Garland, who is mostly the figurehead. She immediately turns
(21:58):
her sites once again to Donald Trump, investigating him for
both the events of January sixth and allegedly hoarding classify
documents at mar A Lago, resulting in the two unprecedented
criminal federal indictments against the President. So, if there's one
common thread, Jessie, between Russiagate in twenty sixteen going all
(22:19):
the weight through the end of twenty twenty four, including
Special Council Jacks, that the one person who pops up
consistently is Lisa Monico.
Speaker 1 (22:30):
Okay, Julie, what do we know about her? As far
as i'm this person sounds like a committed communist who's
been worming her way through the government, using government power
against their political opponents for years. What's her background? What
do we know?
Speaker 4 (22:47):
Well, that's a good question, as I put in my
piece today, and this is part one of a two
part series into Lisamonico and how she I believe she
probably is going to be part of this what they
call Grand conspiracy investigation underway at DOJ and FBI. So,
but what I write about today is her background and
then everything that she did in the Obama White House,
(23:10):
but her government service, her government goes back to the
nineteen nineties where She was a top staffer to then
Senator Joe Biden's Senate Judiciary Committee. She then was part
of the en Run task Force with one of our
favorite people, Andrew Weissman. So she was on that task
(23:30):
force to try to destroy companies and come up with
new laws related to that scandal. And then I think
most interestingly, she was chief of staff to then FBI
Director Robert Muller, was we all know then was appointed
Special Council to investigate the non existent Trump Russia election
pollusion hoax, who was appointed in May of twenty seventeen.
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So and of course taking with him Manco's buddy Andrew Weissman,
who really ran the Secial Counsel's office for two years,
coming up empty handed on evidence of Trump Russia election collusion, damaging,
destroying many lives in the process. But yeah, so Lisa
Monico's her roots are very deep and very wide in Washington,
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d C.
Speaker 1 (24:19):
Speaking with Julie Kelly declassified is her substack. She's dropping
some big ones out there. Julie, you have a excellent sources,
no question about that. What do we know or at
least what do we think so far about how seriously
the DOJ is taking this all. My little birdies are
telling me they're taking it very seriously, and who might
(24:41):
go down. I know Barack Obama isn't going to prison,
much as I might want that. I understand all that
who's going to burn for this?
Speaker 4 (24:49):
Julie, you are correct. So anyone who thinks that Barack
Obama is going to be charged, he won't and certainly
going to prison on some sort of conviction. Not only
only never be go to trial and be convicted, but
the Supreme Courts and unity ruling last year and even
the president's President Trump just mentioned this protects Barack Obama
(25:13):
from being criminally indicted four things that he did while
he was in the White House. So anyone who thinks
that this is going to end up with Barack Obama
and hand costs, please disabuse yourself of that vision. However,
it does appear both the DJSBI and the CIA. We
saw John Ratcliffe talking about this again over the weekend,
(25:34):
focusing on former CIA director John Brennan who manufactured that
January twenty seventeen what they call the ICA Intelligence Community Assessment,
claiming that the Kremlin was trying to help Donald Trump
win and defeat Hillary Clinton. No evidence of that, as
we know thanks to your disclosures by DNA Director of
(25:56):
Nashal Intelligence Director Telsea Gambert. Also, like Jim Comey, that's
going to be a tough one. But I think with
you heard reckless and former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin
Una say over the weekend, is if this is indeed
a conspiracy and they can take say what would be
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the last act of the conspiracy. Of course, conspiracies can
go on for years. It certainly did in this case
the lawfare against President Trump. If that last act is
within the past five years, then I think all of
the conspiracy perps can face conspiracy charges such as conspiracy
to defraud the United States, conspiracy to obstruct certain other
(26:41):
conspiracy accounts, maybe even seditious conspiracy, so that appears to
be on some of the statutes or charges that this
DJ and SDI are looking at it. I don't think
you're going to have top officials Jessie go out and
say these sort of things in the public and release
dougments with more coming this week, just to end up
(27:05):
empty handed and frustrate the base once again, with no
one being held accountable for what happened to the president.
And those around.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
Him seditious conspiracy. Wow, Julie, I'm not a lawyer, but
I feel like that. I feel like that charge has
come up several times in recent years, hasn't it? Where
have I heard that before? I'm trying. I'm having a
hard time placing it.
Speaker 4 (27:27):
Yes, well, Jesse, let me help you jog your memory.
This was seditious conspiracy is a post civil war statue,
and the Biden DOJ, along with Lisa Monaco, dusted that
off and used that seditious conspiracy statue that is tantamount
to treason that has historically only been used against foreign
(27:51):
terrorists like the Blind Sheep. The BOJ charged the blind
Sheep that wrote First World Trade Center bomber and his
associates with seditious conspiracy. That's usually what that statute is
reserved for. Not the case when it came to the
January sixth prosecution, the Biden DOJ indicting at least two
dozen j sixers with that felony punishable by up to
(28:16):
life in prison, and successfully convicting many of them for
doing nothing more than engaging in a political protest at
a government building on a Wednesday afternoon. So if this
can apply to people like Enrique A Tario and the
Proud Boys and the oath Keepers, which is what that
statue was used against members of those two groups, then
(28:39):
it certainly can be applied to these top purpose that
we're all discussing now. So we'll see if they're going
to be using that. I'm actually working on a piece now,
hopefully we'll be out next week that demonstrates how we
can apply the Biden DOJ's use of the seditious conspiracy
in these cases as well.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
Julie, what's your problem with my food takes?
Speaker 4 (29:01):
Okay? How can you not like souer kraut?
Speaker 1 (29:05):
Well, Julie, I've never once looked at a bowl of
spaghetti and thought someone should vomit in this. That's why.
And that's what sauer kraut smells like, and that's what
it tastes like. It's disgusting. My parents used to cook
it and I would have to go outside all day
long to escape the horrible odor. How could you like
something like that?
Speaker 4 (29:24):
I love sauer kraut, and of course any cabbage derivative
is very good for you. I'm going to send you
some recipes that I developed for my cooking class. With
Sauer Kraut and you are going to love it. No,
the house does not smell good. You are correct, but
it's good for your insights. And I'm still waiting for
(29:49):
your assessment of the frozen deep dish Cubbo pizza that
I sent you a few years ago. Still that changed
your mind.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
I think we should probably remain friends. So going to
hold my review back on that Chicago pizza review. It's
just I don't understand. I don't understand how anyone could
call that pizza. Julie Kelly, everybody, her substack is declassified.
Go subscribe to it. Julie Kelly did send me a
deep dish Chicago pizza because I was dogging on it.
(30:18):
Garbage at complete garbage. Christ you came imagine garbage. But look,
I had my chalk that day, so I got through it.
I was strong enough, full of enough energy to wade
through the mountain of goop and whatever you call that pizza.
But I was only I only had that much testosterone
(30:38):
because I've been taking natural herbal supplements from Chop for
over three years. You want to be man enough to
tackle with Chicago pizza. That's gross. Takes a lot of effort.
Go get some natural herbal supplements. Go get a male
vitality stack from Chalk Ladies, get a female vitality stack
for yourself. And I'm warning everybody right now, we're gonna
(31:00):
be talking Kama Kazi's in like fifteen minutes from now,
at the top of the hour. Chris is at the
top of the at the top of the hour, we're
gonna be talking comic cazes. You better have your energy
up for that. It's about to get spicy and good.
Go get a Chalk subscription now, and your life is
about to change for the better. Ce hoq dot com
(31:23):
slash Jesse, Chalk dot com slash Jesse, or you can
call her text them five zero Chalk three thousand. We'll
be back fighting for your freedom every day. The Jesse
Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
wonderful Monday, ten minutes away from history time, about to
(31:48):
do the history of the Kama Kazi's on The Jesse
Kelly Show. But well, I guess the Koma Kazies weren't
actually part of the show. But either way, you understand
what I'm saying. We're gonna do the Kamakazi history. But
let's wrap up a few things before we get to that. Member,
you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also,
(32:09):
I am I'm fascinated. Maybe it's just because I'm a
political nerd like you. I'm already fascinated with the twenty
twenty eight presidential race. And I'm really fascinated by Democrats
and how they handle things. And when I say things,
I mean everyone hates Democrats right now. They keep finding
(32:30):
new and impressive lows for their approval rating in the country.
Just everyone's mad at them. Everyone hates them. So if
you're a Democrat who wants to win back the White House,
which that's every Democrat, you're going to start having to
sift through the why. And they are well aware, well
aware of something you and I've talked about many times before.
(32:51):
The tranny stuff is a political loser. It's not only
evil and sick and wrong and crazy all the other
words you put on it, just pure politics wise, it's
a loser. It's a horrible thing for a political party
to try to sell to the American people because it
doesn't even look right. Everyone knows a dude can't become
(33:13):
a woman. Everyone knows a woman can't become a dude.
It just looks bad. But here's the problem. Money politics,
lots and lots of politics is about money. Money is
necessary in politics. You have to have it. You have
to pay staff, you have to pay commercials. You have
(33:35):
to buy this, you have to buy that. Raising money
in politics. You may not like it. I may not
like it. It's super important. When I ran for Congress twice,
I hated it. I hated asking people for their money.
It felt mucci, felt gross and wrong. But I wasn't wealthy.
I couldn't fund it myself. I just stand up and
I need your money. That's what I need. Money's important
(33:58):
international LGBQ demon money is gigantic. There are huge, huge,
wealthy benefactors, and they will demand some sort of strict
adherence to that demonic garbage. They just will. They're going
(34:20):
to demand you bend the knee. So how do you
how do you walk that tightrope if you're a Democrat,
for instance, if you're the rear Admiral Pete boodhjeg. As
soon as you hop off your bike that may or
may not have a bike seat on it, and you
go do an interview. How do you let the LGBTQ
(34:42):
demon mob know you're on their side while also trying
to let Middle America know, Hey, I really don't want
your daughter to have the crap kicked out of her.
On the basketball court, you are about to hear a
lot of what I'm about to play. They're trying to
thread that needle just right like they so often do,
(35:07):
trying to signal to the animals we're with you will
burn everything down, while also trying to tell Norman Norma,
I'm not a weirdo, I'm not a freak. You know
what it really reminds me of. In fact, pull this up, Chris.
It reminds me of that Gavin Newsom answer on the
exact same subject that he did on The Sean Ryan
(35:28):
Show a couple weeks ago. It's almost an identical answer.
Listen to this. You're going to hear a lot of
this over the next few years.
Speaker 5 (35:36):
When President Trump says something like no boys and girls' sports,
which is a phrase that they use, it sounds like
you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 2 (35:42):
I think that chess is different from weightlifting, and weightlifting
is different from volleyball and middle school is different from
the Olympics. So that's exactly why I think that we
shouldn't be grand standing on this as politicians. We should
be empowering communities and organizations, schools to make the right decisions.
Speaker 1 (36:04):
Just that was what twenty five seconds. Listen to all
those buzzwords without saying a single thing. Put yourself in
the mind of some deranged, demonic super freak, and you
you're an evil nutbag, and you want to tell your
kindergarten class that's the only reason you became a teacher.
You want to tell them all to switch their gender.
(36:27):
Do you think he's speaking to you? Yeah.
Speaker 5 (36:30):
When President Trump says something like no boys and girls sports,
which is a phrase that they use, it sounds like
you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 2 (36:36):
I think that chess is different from weightlifting, and weightlifting
is different from volleyball, and you know, middle school is
different from the Olympics. So that's exactly why I think
that we shouldn't be grand standing on this as politicians.
We should be empowering communities and organizations and schools to
make the right decisions.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
Stop grand standing, start empowering community. If you're some deranged
freak kindergarten teacher. You could convince yourself he's on your side.
But what if you're a normy Democrat. Maybe you're an
old school union guy, you hate Republicans, You've always voted
a Democrat, but gosh, this tranny ugliness see on your side.
Speaker 5 (37:18):
When President Trump says something like no boys and girls sports,
which is a phrase that they use, it sounds like
you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 2 (37:24):
I think that chess is different from weightlifting.
Speaker 1 (37:28):
Sounds very similar to what Gavin Newsom said on The
Sean Ryan Show a couple of weeks ago. What about
for your values? I mean, is eight years old too young?
Speaker 6 (37:37):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (37:37):
I mean, look, I.
Speaker 6 (37:40):
Now that I have a nine year old just became nine.
Come on, man, I get it. So those are legit.
You know, it's interesting, just the issue of age.
Speaker 1 (37:52):
I haven't.
Speaker 6 (37:54):
I'm as I and there's someone that's been so focused on.
Speaker 1 (38:00):
Quality broadly.
Speaker 6 (38:02):
LGBT writes, particular gay marriage. The transisue for me is
also novel. It's it's over the last few years. I'm
trying to understand as much as anyone else, whole pronoun thing,
try and understand all.
Speaker 1 (38:16):
Of that three years we're going to have to listen
to this tightrope walking. Now, let me talk to you
before we do history about finding that next great employee.
Summer is here, businesses are hiring. It's business hiring season.
Where will you go to find that employee you need?
(38:39):
You're going to take an ad in the paper. Look,
have fun with that. You know, threw a sign on
the door we're hiring. Let me ask you something, honestly,
when's the last time you found a great employee doing that?
It's the year twenty twenty five. Even old crotchety Jesse
knows that zip recruiter is the only way. They're right
there online. Do it online, or out of five employers
(39:01):
find somebody good on the first day. The employee you're
looking for is already a zip recruiter, just waiting for
you to start your account for free ZipRecruiter dot com.
Slash jesse. Let you get one. Start an account for
free ZipRecruiter dot com slash Jesse. Let's get away from
(39:24):
this and do some history next time.
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