June 2, 2025 • 37 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. Hit The Jesse Kelly Show.
Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday. Remember,
we're gonna do Medal of Honor Monday. Here in just
a moment, we'll get to some other emails. All kinds
of stuff still to come. Remember, I'm out of here
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after this today. We're gonna have guest hosts. I know
you're mad right now, don't I know you're mad. Don't
yell at me. Okay, that's not my choice. I'm not
going on vacation. I got to go do some suit
things for a couple of days. But I'll be back
on Monday. All right. If you miss me while I'm gone,
you can email me Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Not that I'm gonna read it till I get back,
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but you can email me. What Chris, I want to
be honest with people anyway. It's Medal of Honor Monday.
Start a hour two on a Monday, and so we
are going to honor a hero. In fact, we're going
to honor two of them. As a matter of fact.
First I wanted to do this. Somebody emailed this in
He emailed in an obituary for a Vincent Dandreo. The
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guy is he passed away at ninety five. He was
ninety ninety five years old. He was a Purple Heart recipient,
and he was a POW in Korea, combat veteran POW
and he just passed away. And on top of honoring
mister Vincent Dandreo, we are going to read the Medal
of Honor citation for a beast. And I actually I'm
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trying to. I'm sorry. I've been racking my brains to
try to remember the book I've read about this guy
in a book. I read about this guy in a book.
It was not a book about him, but it was
a book about the Korean War, and I remembered it
like it was yesterday. The second I saw his name,
I said, oh, I remember him. Lieutenant Colonel Faith Don
Carlos Faith, Junior is the guy's name. He was born
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in Washington, Indiana. And his medal of Honor citation is
it's a good one anyway, without further ado here it
is right, hey, honoring those who went above and beyond.
It's Medal of Honor Monday, Lieutenant Colonel Faith Commanding, first Battalion,
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Distinguished himself conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity in action above
and beyond the call of duty in the area of
chosen reservoir. Obviously this is Korea. When the enemy launched
a fanatical attack against his battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Faith unhesitatingly
exposed himself to heavy enemy fire as he moved about
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directing the action. When the enemy penetrated positions, Lieutenant Coeronal
Faith personally led counterattacks to restore the position. During an
attack by his battalion to effect a junction with another
US unit, Lieutenant Colonel Faith reconnoitered and reconnoitered the route
four and personally directed the first elements of his command
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across the ice covered reservoir, and then directed the movement
of his vehicles, which were loaded with wounded I'll tell
you about this story in a moment until all of
his command had passed through enemy fire. Having completed this,
he crossed the reservoir himself. Assuming command of the force
his unit had joined. He was given the mission of
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attacking to join friendly elements to the south. Lieutenant Colonel Faith,
although physically exhausted in the bitter cold, organized and launched
an attack which was soon stopped by enemy fire. He
ran forward under enemy small arms and automatic weapons fire,
got his men on their feet, and personally led the
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fire attack as it blasted its way through the enemy ring.
As they came to a hairpin curve, enemy fire from
a roadblock ahead pinned the column down. Lieutenant Colonel Faith
organized a group of men and directed their attack on
the enemy positions on the right flank. He then placed
himself at the head of another group of men. Jesus Guy,
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in the face of direct enemy fire, led an attack
on the enemy roadblock, firing his pistol and throwing grenades.
When he reached a position approximately thirty yards from the roadblock,
he was mortally wounded, but continued to direct the attack
until the roadblock was overrun. Throughout the five days of action,
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Lieutenant Colonel Faith gave no thought to his safety and
did not spare himself. His presence each time in positions
of great danger was an inspiration to his men. Also,
the damage he personally inflicted from his firing position at
the head of his men was of material assistance. On
several occasions. Lieutenant Colonel Face outstanding gallantry a noble self
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sacrifice above and beyond the call of duty, reflect the
highest honor on him that are in keeping with the
highest traditions of the US Army. He died from his
wounds three days after this, So both of them will
get taps today. So you've heard me talk about Korea
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many times before, and you already know the situation. Our guys,
they got up into the frozen hellscape of Chosen Reservoir,
big gigantic reservoir up there, and we're talking temperatures of
seventy below with the windshield. That's the kind of temperature
we're talking about here. Guys used to have to pee
on their weapons to warm them up so they could
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shoot them. Like it was. It was bad, really really bad.
Guys are losing their hands, they're they're at their feet there.
If you see a Korean war veteran, he will oftentimes
have a messed up looking nose. No, would be really
weird looking or missing fingers or hands. It's because they
all got frozen off, right. So when we got surrounded
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at Chosen Reservoir, that's when the Chinese finally surrounded all
the American troops. Remember that we have troops all around
the reservoir and there's not. It's not as if there's
some chain linking them all together. You see, you may
have a unit on the east side of the reservoir,
you've got a unit on the north side of the reservoir.
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You got a unit on the west side. But they're
just trying to grab hilltops. When the Chinese surrounded and
began attacking, they started cutting off our units from each other.
And that is the end of your life. If you
are a unit whatever, it doesn't matter what era. You
need a lifeline of some kind. You need a lifeline
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that provides things like water, food, medical, ammunition. When you
get surrounded, when you get cut off, it's you will die.
At some point in time, you will die. Well, we
had all these Chinese units around this. Chinese units were
breaking the chain, essentially getting between us and each other.
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And so the effort to get all the American troops
back down to the south part of the southern part
of the reservoir so they could then push south and
get out with their lives. That effort to gather all
the American troops there was a large effort, and a
lot of people died trying to get those units linked up.
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To get those units with each other, and you were
having to fight through waves of attacks and roadblocks. And look,
there were incidents over there. I mean, you don't read
about this a lot. You don't think about Korean War
this way. They mentioned the trucks there. We had our
wounded laid up in trucks, big five ton trucks, and
we'd be stacking them on each other, and our trucks
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if they got stopped. The trucks were always getting shot.
Keep in mind, the drivers of the trucks were always
getting shot, so the trucks were always stopping or going
into ditches. So imagine you're sitting there with a severe wound.
You've got a guy underneath you, a guy on top
of you. You're freezing. The driver just got shot. And
if they get ahold of our caravans, and they did
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get a hold of our caravans, they would, if not
shoot all of our guys, which they did the guys
in the beds of the truck, they'd light some of
them on fire and burn them to death. So you're
sitting there, stacked up like cordwood in the back. You
hear them going through torching the trucks. Korea, man, I'm
telling you it is called the Forgotten War, and it
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is the forgotten war. People skip right past it. You
go from WW two to Vietnam, and I understand the
reasons why I get it. Some things just get overshadowed
by other things. Vietnam was more controversial, World War Two
was way bigger, and so Korea people kind of skip
past it. If you know somebody who's he's a Korean
War veteran, a friend, a family member, something like that,
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ask him about it, or in the very least, if
you don't feel like doing that, maybe he doesn't want
to talk about it. Thank him for it. And those
guys are getting old. Remember, just like the World War
two veterans, we don't have that many Korean War veterans left.
If I may make a suggestion, you see one in
the grocery store, if you are financially able to do so,
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maybe buy his groceries as long as he doesn't have
a grocery cart for or something like that, or maybe
you can afford that, you know what I mean, Maybe
say thank you. You see one eating in a diner,
but I'm a cup of coffee, some eggs. Just a suggestion.
Those Korean War guys are no joke. All right, I
want to talk about the someone wants to talk to Ei.
We're gonna talk a bit about communists and language, the
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government itself, Republicans being feckless. But let's talk just a
little bit more about those veterans I mentioned the Vietnam War.
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It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday.
Remember if you miss me while I'm gone, you can
download the show iHeart Spotify iTunes. Jesse. For the administration
that shoved DEI down our throats for four years, should
Biden in his eligible administration be guarded by nothing but
DEI hires. Well, look, I'll set aside the specific point
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for this. The people who have pushed Communism into every
single part of this society, all this cultural Marxism, they always, always,
always thought they were going to be exempt from the
consequences of it is. It is a common strain throughout communism.
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They just want to destroy and destroy this, and destroy that,
and destroy this and destroy that. They themselves want everything
to be nice. Remember that story I told you about
the East Germans when there was East Germany, Communist East
Germany and West German. In East Germany, there were a
lot of restrictions, very very closely monitored, horrible communist society.
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It was miserable. Everyone hated it, but the communist leaders
they didn't want to live the way everyone else lived,
with crappy houses and crappy TVs and crappy stuff and
everything sucks. They didn't want to have to live like that.
That was for you. So the leaders built for themselves
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an entire town, a secluded forest town with unbelievable amounts
of security, that had everything. If you've been teleported into there,
you'd think you were in an American suburb. They had
at a restaurant, movie theater, everybody had a nice little
house around there. Because they didn't want to have to
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live underneath all their policies. That's for you. Remember the
mentality I talk about all the time, that they see
themselves as kings queens. This idea that all human beings
are equal in the eyes of God is a ridiculous
idea to the communist. He believes he should rule. He
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believes he should have all the authority, and he should rule,
and he should as a ruler, as a king, he
he should have access to nice things. The peasants historically
don't get access to all the things the king has.
The king is sitting in a castle with all of
his friends, eating a gigantic chicken that they just slow
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roasted with all kinds of seasonings and the finest wines.
The peasants are starving. Maybe you'll toss them some bread,
and the king doesn't see anything wrong with that. Of course,
it's not equal. You're not equal to him. That's exactly
how communists see themselves. Remember during COVID, remember we talked
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about it so many times. They're handing out rules for you.
You don't do this, and don't get with your family,
and don't travel and don't do this. And every day,
every day we would wake up and there'd be a
new Democrat politician who was flying to Florida no mask
on big family reunion right after they told you not
to do it. Well, they were showing you. I told
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you then. It's not that they were getting caught. They
know everyone has a cell phone camera now, they know
there's a million Internet sleuths out there that track travel
and everything else. It's not that they were getting caught.
They wanted you to know. Well, yeah, these rules, they're
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for you, they're not for me. But here's the problem.
Back to the guy's point about the DEI hires and
things like that. Oh oh, one more COVID point. Remember
this story. We brought it up on the show. I
forget who broke it. So I'm sorry. I'm sure I
gave you credit at the time, but I forget it
now doing this off the top of my head. Remember
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when we found out they were flying private jets, all
the elites of the world during COVID, all the ones
lecturing you about getting the vax, get the vas get
the vax, get the vax. And remember when we found
out the elites were flying private jets and insisting on
unvaccinated pilots and co pilots because of all the strokes
and heart attacks people were having with the vac. You
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remember that, don't you, Chris. While they were telling you
you had to get the vaccine to save the planet,
behind the scenes they were demanding unvaccinated pilots because they
didn't want their planes to go into the side of
a mountain. These are the kind of people we're dealing
with here. Anyway. They always convinced themselves that there won't
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ever be consequences for them the king. And the king
always does that, doesn't he. Historically the dictator, the king,
whoever is in charge, he always looks around at his
palace and his bodyguards and his fleet of ours, and
he always thinks to himself, I'm untouchable. No harm will
ever come to me. Look at me. The harm may
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come to others. But I'm not concerned about that. But
that's not how it works, you see, because destroying institutions, well,
that comes with equal opportunity victims. You think you can
fire all the white air traffic controllers and it'll never
be your plane running into another one in the sky.
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Are you sure about that? Are you sure you can
tell all the white men they need not apply at
the Secret Service? And you're sure that diversity hire is
going to jump in front of a bullet for you.
That's not how it works. Communists, in the end, always
have to live under the same miserable system they put
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on everybody else, and they pay two again. As my
buddy Phil says, the only great thing about Commoneanism is
all the communists Communism as guild. All right, let's move on.
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Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. I remember
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So we've been discussing a lot lies and the world
of lies that communists build for their followers and build
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for themselves. And as we discussed many times before. They
don't share your moral values. As uncomfortable as you are
with telling a lie, you'll do it, but you kind
of I feel icky only when it's necessary. That's how
they are with the truth. Their lies are what they're
supposed to do, supposed to say. It's the truth that
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I mean. I guess if we really have to. So
Guy sends in the cemi, I want to read a
couple of emails. I'm gonna play something for you, Jesse.
I enjoy following you on X and agree with most
everything you say. Asked if I'd ever read a book
you can trust communists to be communists.
Speaker 3 (20:26):
I have not.
Speaker 1 (20:26):
By the way, I know you talk about the lying
liars and the Democratic Party. I read that book in
nineteen seventy two, and now I still remember things from
that book. Just curious because you're talking about all the lying,
hurtful things they've said and done. Okay, so pause on
that for a moment. I'm going to read this, Jesse.
I'm from Orgon. I live in a mostly read county.
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Recently an old friend moved back from our state, saying
she missed organ but was surprised at how politically extreme
it was there. It's farmers and vets, nobody throwing bricks
through windows, nobody firebombing TESLA stations like in Portland. My
question is, how does the communists see the everyman as
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politically extreme? Okay? For my part, I saw the people
were reasonable and fair. Okay. So obviously he's talking about
rural Oregon where it is. It's going to be a
bunch of vets and farmers and outdoorsmen, and it's going
to be a very normal, very safe place, probably crime free.
But the town comedy comes back and says she can't
believe how extreme it is there. I'm going to play
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something for you. His name is David Brooks. He's talking
about Elon Musk. Listen to this.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
How many people have died because of what Doge did
at USAID And USAID was a very ill managed company organization.
That's true. But according to the Boston University folks, so
far fifty five thousand adults have died of AIDS in
the four months since Trump was elected. Six thousand children
are dead because of what a Doge did. That's just
pepfar the HIV. You add them all up, that's three
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hundred thousand dead and we're four months in. Now you
accumulate that over four years the number of dead grows
very high. Thereic mass murderers in the world. Polpot mautsee
tongue Stalin. We don't have anybody on the list for America,
and I don't think it's the same as committing the
kind of genocide they did. But by taking away that
agency and being at least semi responsible for the deaths
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of probably by the end of this hundreds of thousands
of millions of people, that's Elon muskl legacy.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
One, those numbers aren't accurate. Two, removing corrupt foreign aid
doesn't kill people like that. But three, setting aside the
absurdity of what he just said, why would you say
something like that when it's so insane and it's so wrong.
Why would you say something like that? Well, here's why.
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The communist part of the reason he knows he has
to lie and tell lies just like that, just like
what you just heard, huge lies, over the top lies.
The reason he does that is similar to let me
think about this, it's similar to a football coach getting
up in front of his team and giving some fire
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in brimstone speech before the game. I heard those guys
insult your mother and they all said she's aghlaite. It's
similar to that, what is he doing? What's the football
coach doing? He's getting the football team revved up to
go play better than they would normally play because of
a new level of motivation, a renewed level of motivation.
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You got him revvd up for one reason, and now
you're after Have you ever see Braveheart when they drop
all their shields and they moon the other side and
they start screaming and yelling like nutjobs? Why getting the
troops revved up to fight better, fight harder than they
would Why? Why would you say something so insane like
Elon Musk is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of
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thousands of people, just like Pole pot Well. The accuracy
of it doesn't matter. What does matter is your liberal
aunt Peggy is so stupid and drugged out she believes that.
And what it does is it gives her a level
of motivation and commitment that is hard to match because
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she not only feels like the good guy, she not
only feels like the good guy fighting against the ultimate evil.
She thinks the world will end if she doesn't succeed. Therefore,
any and all rules are cast aside because the situation
is so dire, she must succeed. Why in the world,
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why do you think we've had so much communist violence recently?
What do you think that is? Well, the crazies are
sitting at home and they're listening to their political leaders
in the media. People speak, and they're talking about how
many people are going to die, and Donald Trump's the
end of the world, and this and that. All it
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takes is one mentally ill dude to snap and grab
some Molotov cocktails and go down and start trying to
cook people. It only takes one and someone dies. And
that's exactly why they tell the lies. They tell back
to the communist who moved back to a red area
and said it was politically extreme. The communist is trained
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and has trained himself to react as if it is
the end of the world whenever anything, anything differs from
the way he's been trained to think. Mamber I explained
this to you that the communist is a herd animal,
a herd animal, and he believes staying in the herd
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even if the entire herd is charging towards a cliff.
The communists believe that real, true safety is only found
in the herd. Therefore, if something strays from the herd,
it's not just that you should go get it, you
potentially should go kill it. Why it straying from the herd,
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in the mind of the communists, risks the safety of
the entire herd. So if you have a herd animal
that doesn't want to be part of the herd anymore,
you better kill it otherwise it'll hurt everybody. Remember how
they reacted during COVID. Remember the percentage of American Democrats
that wanted your children taken from you if you weren't vaccinated,
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just turned into monsters, devils over the overnight. Herd animals
act like that. So back to the small town you're communist,
you move back there, and when you see an American flag,
you know how much communists hate that. Probably a church,
maybe even a maga hat. Well for you, that's nothing,
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but for this person who's used to living in a herd.
So if you live in Portland, if you live in
San Francisco, if you live I'm talking about the city
center where it's all blue, if you live in one
of these environments for any length of time, every single
thing you see and read conforms to your worldview, and
then you stray from that. It does feel extreme. You
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could drive through any part of rural America, we'll make
it about rural organ and see white picket fences and
pickup trucks in American flags and families and things like that,
and you would think, wow, this is nice. Maybe you
wouldn't even like it. Maybe you're a city person, city guys,
city girl, that's fine, but you think, all it looks
pleasant here. But to the communist who drives through and
sees that, they see enemies, they see people who have
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left the herd. All these people have left the herd.
It's so extreme flah, and they're trained to overreact, that's
part of their training. So when Elon Musk is finding
government corruption and he's cutting off this crupt and cutting
off that corruption, you don't make some sort of legitimate
argument about the money that was being sent out or
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was for state department purposes. No no, no, no, that's not
good enough. That's not going to motivate liberal ant pagy
to go through a Molotov cocktail on somebody. But stuff
like this does.
Speaker 2 (28:15):
How many people have died because of what Doge did
at USAID and USAID was a very ill managed company organization.
That's true, But according to the Boston University folks, so
far fifty five thousand adults have died of AIDS in
the four months since Trump was elected. Six thousand children
are dead because of what a doge did. That's just
pep far the agent.
Speaker 1 (28:34):
Why does Elon Musk need personal security that rivals, and
if some are to be believed, surpasses the president of
the United States of America. Why does he get that
many death threats a day? Because guys like David Brooks
tell liberal aunt Paega that Elon Musk is killing people
by the hundreds of thousands, and liberal ant Pegy thinks
grabbing a gun and killing him might just be the
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greater good. That's why I lectured you at the beginning
of the show to protect yourself, because these people are
all over the country and they're not gonna stop committing
acts of violence. They're inherently violent people anyway. I mean,
after all, what kind of people could kill sixty five
million babies and not wake up one day and say, wow,
maybe we're wrong. Even if you're somebody who's middle of
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. Member,
you can leave us a voicemail. I'm kidding, No, you
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Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's check in on
the Democrat, shall we. This is the DNC Vice chair
Malcolm Kenyatta Anyway, one.
Speaker 4 (30:46):
Of the reason I was really excited to talk about
talk to you is that I think you're one of
our party's best messengers in the way that you take
issues that can and r complex to people weren't thinking
about politics every single day.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
You know who Malcolm was talking to that training member
of Congress. One of the best messengers I just for
a party that is losing men and losing Middle America.
It blows me away. They can't see how much the
training issue hurts them. You can show them all the
poll numbers in the world. They won't back off it.
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I mean, you see this story.
Speaker 5 (31:25):
A biological male athlete took home first place, obviously, of course,
to everyone's not surprised at all in two women's events
at last weekend's California High School Track and Field Championships,
yet another instance of not only the biological male sweeping
all the medals, as always sweeping the podium, sweeping the gold,
but of blue states openly defined President Trump's order to
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keep biological men out of women's athletics.
Speaker 1 (31:51):
We'll set aside the poor young ladies. I mean, imagine,
imagine what an accomplishment it is to make state in California,
who makes date and track You show up in state
and get beaten by a dude. But setting all that aside,
just focusing on it politically, Democrats are so trapped in
a prison of their own making that nobody will speak
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out against that. And it's an eighty twenty issue. The
public hates it, absolutely hates it, is mortified by it.
But they've become just that. It's the party of freaks,
it's the party of the far left, it's the party
of violence. And when they're not doing that, it's still
all about Trump. I mean, did you hear Walts?
Speaker 3 (32:36):
Is because I called Donald Trump I wanna be dictator?
Speaker 1 (32:39):
It's because he is. It's because he is.
Speaker 3 (32:42):
Oh, the governor's being mean, and the governor's speaking out
on that. Well, maybe it's time for us to be
a little meaner. Maybe it's time for us to be
a little more fierce. We have to ferociously push back
on this or this.
Speaker 5 (32:58):
Once we get to the majority, which I'm ho in
praying we get too next cycle, that allows me to
start to open up and do the things that would
look like in impeachment.
Speaker 4 (33:07):
Let's say you were elected to ranking member and the
Democrats take the House and you become chair of that committee,
would you pursue impeachment? I would absolutely at least do
an inquiry.
Speaker 1 (33:17):
Absolutely, they've become the party of get Trump and trainingsm No.
I can't imagine why it's not catching on, Jesse. I
agree with you on all the losers and all the
bloated corrupt government. This is about the slowness of the
government arrests. But I also think a lot of why
there's nothing going on is because feckless Republicans are making
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every effort to let the statue of limitations run out
on their powerful friends in the swamp. Well, we should
never lose sight of that. And let's be honest, there's
always going to be there are going to be different
reasons for slowness. I never told you that the lack
of government arrests was fine. What I said was, I'm
not going to come to a final judgment on Hey,
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they're never coming for a little while. I realize they
may take time. I get that. And if we're having
the same conversation a year from now, then Pambondi's a
failure period and a story. If we're having the same
conversation a year from now, Pambondi's a failure. If the
FBI whistleblowers are not wearing FBI badges a year from now,
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then cash Betel's a failure. Period end of story, not negotiable.
There are things we're going to be able to tell
after a long enough period of time. I just don't
know that we're there yet. I'm not making excuses for anybody.
I guess. I guess I'm hoping because I keep hearing things.
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I keep hearing just wait, we have great things coming.
Just wait, we have great things coming. I keep hearing things.
So I guess, as of right now, I'm choosing to
hope that they are taking the time to get their
ducks in a row before they start throwing handcuffs on
the corrupt people inside of our government. It's not that
I'm telling you that's coming. I'm not telling you that's coming.
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That is not me making a prediction. That is me
venting my soul to you telling you I'm trying to
be hopeful right now, and that we don't know whether
they're a success or a failure yet. What they still
absolutely need, they still need to hear from you all
the time that you want more, faster, more faster, go go, go,
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go go. They need to hear that. They need to
feel pressure from you. We want more, We demand a rests.
We demand that they need to hear that from you
big time. Hey, so ceopathic meat slicer. What were your
favorite toys to play with as a kid, unless you
had to play with rocks and random scraps of wood,
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like Jewish producer Chris Okay, So I'll tell you something,
and maybe this explains. Maybe this explains why I ended
up on the radio. I played with g I Joe's.
I was a huge military kid when I wasn't out
in the woods with toy guns, you know, cowboys and
Indians and fake machine guns and stuff like that. If
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it was an inside day, inside time, I had GI Joe's.
Only I didn't do what normal kids do with the
g I Joe's, whereas you're putting them in tanks and
you're setting up these big battles and things like that.
You want to hear how weird I was as a kid.
I could sit there with one Gi Joe, just one
wee little ones the length of your finger, and I
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could imagine it in my mind. I would just sit
and play with just the one Guy and everything else
I just created for myself. Now, granted I didn't have
any of the fancy aircraft carriers or any of that
other stuff, but I would just play out essentially entire
movies in my mind. Me in a chair, one Gi
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Joe Seecris, I told you I'm weird. I don't know
what's wrong with me. I don't know it. And even
back then, my parents would be all, what's wrong with you?
They knew, they knew that that was not a normal thing.
But that's my mind works weirdly. It's not good, it
doesn't work well, and my imagination it's weird. And I
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can just take nothing go and just go off into
the Netherland with my mind for a while and then
just never return. I don't have an explanation for it.
We only have one hour show left this week. I'm
gonna turn through as many of your emails as I
can in that hour. Next
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. Hit The Jesse Kelly Show.
Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday. Remember,
we're gonna do Medal of Honor Monday. Here in just
a moment, we'll get to some other emails. All kinds
of stuff still to come. Remember, I'm out of here
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after this today. We're gonna have guest hosts. I know
you're mad right now, don't I know you're mad. Don't
yell at me. Okay, that's not my choice. I'm not
going on vacation. I got to go do some suit
things for a couple of days. But I'll be back
on Monday. All right. If you miss me while I'm gone,
you can email me Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Not that I'm gonna read it till I get back,
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but you can email me. What Chris, I want to
be honest with people anyway. It's Medal of Honor Monday.
Start a hour two on a Monday, and so we
are going to honor a hero. In fact, we're going
to honor two of them. As a matter of fact.
First I wanted to do this. Somebody emailed this in
He emailed in an obituary for a Vincent Dandreo. The
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guy is he passed away at ninety five. He was
ninety ninety five years old. He was a Purple Heart recipient,
and he was a POW in Korea, combat veteran POW
and he just passed away. And on top of honoring
mister Vincent Dandreo, we are going to read the Medal
of Honor citation for a beast. And I actually I'm
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trying to. I'm sorry. I've been racking my brains to
try to remember the book I've read about this guy
in a book. I read about this guy in a book.
It was not a book about him, but it was
a book about the Korean War, and I remembered it
like it was yesterday. The second I saw his name,
I said, oh, I remember him. Lieutenant Colonel Faith Don
Carlos Faith, Junior is the guy's name. He was born
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in Washington, Indiana. And his medal of Honor citation is
it's a good one anyway, without further ado here it
is right, hey, honoring those who went above and beyond.
It's Medal of Honor Monday, Lieutenant Colonel Faith Commanding, first Battalion,
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Distinguished himself conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity in action above
and beyond the call of duty in the area of
chosen reservoir. Obviously this is Korea. When the enemy launched
a fanatical attack against his battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Faith unhesitatingly
exposed himself to heavy enemy fire as he moved about
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directing the action. When the enemy penetrated positions, Lieutenant Coeronal
Faith personally led counterattacks to restore the position. During an
attack by his battalion to effect a junction with another
US unit, Lieutenant Colonel Faith reconnoitered and reconnoitered the route
four and personally directed the first elements of his command
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across the ice covered reservoir, and then directed the movement
of his vehicles, which were loaded with wounded I'll tell
you about this story in a moment until all of
his command had passed through enemy fire. Having completed this,
he crossed the reservoir himself. Assuming command of the force
his unit had joined. He was given the mission of
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attacking to join friendly elements to the south. Lieutenant Colonel Faith,
although physically exhausted in the bitter cold, organized and launched
an attack which was soon stopped by enemy fire. He
ran forward under enemy small arms and automatic weapons fire,
got his men on their feet, and personally led the
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fire attack as it blasted its way through the enemy ring.
As they came to a hairpin curve, enemy fire from
a roadblock ahead pinned the column down. Lieutenant Colonel Faith
organized a group of men and directed their attack on
the enemy positions on the right flank. He then placed
himself at the head of another group of men. Jesus Guy,
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in the face of direct enemy fire, led an attack
on the enemy roadblock, firing his pistol and throwing grenades.
When he reached a position approximately thirty yards from the roadblock,
he was mortally wounded, but continued to direct the attack
until the roadblock was overrun. Throughout the five days of action,
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Lieutenant Colonel Faith gave no thought to his safety and
did not spare himself. His presence each time in positions
of great danger was an inspiration to his men. Also,
the damage he personally inflicted from his firing position at
the head of his men was of material assistance. On
several occasions. Lieutenant Colonel Face outstanding gallantry a noble self
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sacrifice above and beyond the call of duty, reflect the
highest honor on him that are in keeping with the
highest traditions of the US Army. He died from his
wounds three days after this, So both of them will
get taps today. So you've heard me talk about Korea
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many times before, and you already know the situation. Our guys,
they got up into the frozen hellscape of Chosen Reservoir,
big gigantic reservoir up there, and we're talking temperatures of
seventy below with the windshield. That's the kind of temperature
we're talking about here. Guys used to have to pee
on their weapons to warm them up so they could
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shoot them. Like it was. It was bad, really really bad.
Guys are losing their hands, they're they're at their feet there.
If you see a Korean war veteran, he will oftentimes
have a messed up looking nose. No, would be really
weird looking or missing fingers or hands. It's because they
all got frozen off, right. So when we got surrounded
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at Chosen Reservoir, that's when the Chinese finally surrounded all
the American troops. Remember that we have troops all around
the reservoir and there's not. It's not as if there's
some chain linking them all together. You see, you may
have a unit on the east side of the reservoir,
you've got a unit on the north side of the reservoir.
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You got a unit on the west side. But they're
just trying to grab hilltops. When the Chinese surrounded and
began attacking, they started cutting off our units from each other.
And that is the end of your life. If you
are a unit whatever, it doesn't matter what era. You
need a lifeline of some kind. You need a lifeline
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that provides things like water, food, medical, ammunition. When you
get surrounded, when you get cut off, it's you will die.
At some point in time, you will die. Well, we
had all these Chinese units around this. Chinese units were
breaking the chain, essentially getting between us and each other.
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And so the effort to get all the American troops
back down to the south part of the southern part
of the reservoir so they could then push south and
get out with their lives. That effort to gather all
the American troops there was a large effort, and a
lot of people died trying to get those units linked up.
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To get those units with each other, and you were
having to fight through waves of attacks and roadblocks. And look,
there were incidents over there. I mean, you don't read
about this a lot. You don't think about Korean War
this way. They mentioned the trucks there. We had our
wounded laid up in trucks, big five ton trucks, and
we'd be stacking them on each other, and our trucks
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if they got stopped. The trucks were always getting shot.
Keep in mind, the drivers of the trucks were always
getting shot, so the trucks were always stopping or going
into ditches. So imagine you're sitting there with a severe wound.
You've got a guy underneath you, a guy on top
of you. You're freezing. The driver just got shot. And
if they get ahold of our caravans, and they did
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get a hold of our caravans, they would, if not
shoot all of our guys, which they did the guys
in the beds of the truck, they'd light some of
them on fire and burn them to death. So you're
sitting there, stacked up like cordwood in the back. You
hear them going through torching the trucks. Korea, man, I'm
telling you it is called the Forgotten War, and it
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is the forgotten war. People skip right past it. You
go from WW two to Vietnam, and I understand the
reasons why I get it. Some things just get overshadowed
by other things. Vietnam was more controversial, World War Two
was way bigger, and so Korea people kind of skip
past it. If you know somebody who's he's a Korean
War veteran, a friend, a family member, something like that,
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ask him about it, or in the very least, if
you don't feel like doing that, maybe he doesn't want
to talk about it. Thank him for it. And those
guys are getting old. Remember, just like the World War
two veterans, we don't have that many Korean War veterans left.
If I may make a suggestion, you see one in
the grocery store, if you are financially able to do so,
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maybe buy his groceries as long as he doesn't have
a grocery cart for or something like that, or maybe
you can afford that, you know what I mean, Maybe
say thank you. You see one eating in a diner,
but I'm a cup of coffee, some eggs. Just a suggestion.
Those Korean War guys are no joke. All right, I
want to talk about the someone wants to talk to Ei.
We're gonna talk a bit about communists and language, the
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government itself, Republicans being feckless. But let's talk just a
little bit more about those veterans I mentioned the Vietnam War.
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It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday.
Remember if you miss me while I'm gone, you can
download the show iHeart Spotify iTunes. Jesse. For the administration
that shoved DEI down our throats for four years, should
Biden in his eligible administration be guarded by nothing but
DEI hires. Well, look, I'll set aside the specific point
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for this. The people who have pushed Communism into every
single part of this society, all this cultural Marxism, they always, always,
always thought they were going to be exempt from the
consequences of it is. It is a common strain throughout communism.
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They just want to destroy and destroy this, and destroy that,
and destroy this and destroy that. They themselves want everything
to be nice. Remember that story I told you about
the East Germans when there was East Germany, Communist East
Germany and West German. In East Germany, there were a
lot of restrictions, very very closely monitored, horrible communist society.
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It was miserable. Everyone hated it, but the communist leaders
they didn't want to live the way everyone else lived,
with crappy houses and crappy TVs and crappy stuff and
everything sucks. They didn't want to have to live like that.
That was for you. So the leaders built for themselves
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an entire town, a secluded forest town with unbelievable amounts
of security, that had everything. If you've been teleported into there,
you'd think you were in an American suburb. They had
at a restaurant, movie theater, everybody had a nice little
house around there. Because they didn't want to have to
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live underneath all their policies. That's for you. Remember the
mentality I talk about all the time, that they see
themselves as kings queens. This idea that all human beings
are equal in the eyes of God is a ridiculous
idea to the communist. He believes he should rule. He
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believes he should have all the authority, and he should rule,
and he should as a ruler, as a king, he
he should have access to nice things. The peasants historically
don't get access to all the things the king has.
The king is sitting in a castle with all of
his friends, eating a gigantic chicken that they just slow
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roasted with all kinds of seasonings and the finest wines.
The peasants are starving. Maybe you'll toss them some bread,
and the king doesn't see anything wrong with that. Of course,
it's not equal. You're not equal to him. That's exactly
how communists see themselves. Remember during COVID, remember we talked
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about it so many times. They're handing out rules for you.
You don't do this, and don't get with your family,
and don't travel and don't do this. And every day,
every day we would wake up and there'd be a
new Democrat politician who was flying to Florida no mask
on big family reunion right after they told you not
to do it. Well, they were showing you. I told
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you then. It's not that they were getting caught. They
know everyone has a cell phone camera now, they know
there's a million Internet sleuths out there that track travel
and everything else. It's not that they were getting caught.
They wanted you to know. Well, yeah, these rules, they're
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for you, they're not for me. But here's the problem.
Back to the guy's point about the DEI hires and
things like that. Oh oh, one more COVID point. Remember
this story. We brought it up on the show. I
forget who broke it. So I'm sorry. I'm sure I
gave you credit at the time, but I forget it
now doing this off the top of my head. Remember
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when we found out they were flying private jets, all
the elites of the world during COVID, all the ones
lecturing you about getting the vax, get the vas get
the vax, get the vax. And remember when we found
out the elites were flying private jets and insisting on
unvaccinated pilots and co pilots because of all the strokes
and heart attacks people were having with the vac. You
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remember that, don't you, Chris. While they were telling you
you had to get the vaccine to save the planet,
behind the scenes they were demanding unvaccinated pilots because they
didn't want their planes to go into the side of
a mountain. These are the kind of people we're dealing
with here. Anyway. They always convinced themselves that there won't
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ever be consequences for them the king. And the king
always does that, doesn't he. Historically the dictator, the king,
whoever is in charge, he always looks around at his
palace and his bodyguards and his fleet of ours, and
he always thinks to himself, I'm untouchable. No harm will
ever come to me. Look at me. The harm may
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come to others. But I'm not concerned about that. But
that's not how it works, you see, because destroying institutions, well,
that comes with equal opportunity victims. You think you can
fire all the white air traffic controllers and it'll never
be your plane running into another one in the sky.
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Are you sure about that? Are you sure you can
tell all the white men they need not apply at
the Secret Service? And you're sure that diversity hire is
going to jump in front of a bullet for you.
That's not how it works. Communists, in the end, always
have to live under the same miserable system they put
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on everybody else, and they pay two again. As my
buddy Phil says, the only great thing about Commoneanism is
all the communists Communism as guild. All right, let's move on.
Let's talk about the bloated government, effeckless Republicans. But I'm
going to touch on one more thing about the lies
of the Democrat Party. Before we touch on that, I
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So we've been discussing a lot lies and the world
of lies that communists build for their followers and build
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for themselves. And as we discussed many times before. They
don't share your moral values. As uncomfortable as you are
with telling a lie, you'll do it, but you kind
of I feel icky only when it's necessary. That's how
they are with the truth. Their lies are what they're
supposed to do, supposed to say. It's the truth that
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I mean. I guess if we really have to. So
Guy sends in the cemi, I want to read a
couple of emails. I'm gonna play something for you, Jesse.
I enjoy following you on X and agree with most
everything you say. Asked if I'd ever read a book
you can trust communists to be communists.
Speaker 3 (20:26):
I have not.
Speaker 1 (20:26):
By the way, I know you talk about the lying
liars and the Democratic Party. I read that book in
nineteen seventy two, and now I still remember things from
that book. Just curious because you're talking about all the lying,
hurtful things they've said and done. Okay, so pause on
that for a moment. I'm going to read this, Jesse.
I'm from Orgon. I live in a mostly read county.
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Recently an old friend moved back from our state, saying
she missed organ but was surprised at how politically extreme
it was there. It's farmers and vets, nobody throwing bricks
through windows, nobody firebombing TESLA stations like in Portland. My
question is, how does the communists see the everyman as
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politically extreme? Okay? For my part, I saw the people
were reasonable and fair. Okay. So obviously he's talking about
rural Oregon where it is. It's going to be a
bunch of vets and farmers and outdoorsmen, and it's going
to be a very normal, very safe place, probably crime free.
But the town comedy comes back and says she can't
believe how extreme it is there. I'm going to play
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something for you. His name is David Brooks. He's talking
about Elon Musk. Listen to this.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
How many people have died because of what Doge did
at USAID And USAID was a very ill managed company organization.
That's true. But according to the Boston University folks, so
far fifty five thousand adults have died of AIDS in
the four months since Trump was elected. Six thousand children
are dead because of what a Doge did. That's just
pepfar the HIV. You add them all up, that's three
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hundred thousand dead and we're four months in. Now you
accumulate that over four years the number of dead grows
very high. Thereic mass murderers in the world. Polpot mautsee
tongue Stalin. We don't have anybody on the list for America,
and I don't think it's the same as committing the
kind of genocide they did. But by taking away that
agency and being at least semi responsible for the deaths
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of probably by the end of this hundreds of thousands
of millions of people, that's Elon muskl legacy.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
One, those numbers aren't accurate. Two, removing corrupt foreign aid
doesn't kill people like that. But three, setting aside the
absurdity of what he just said, why would you say
something like that when it's so insane and it's so wrong.
Why would you say something like that? Well, here's why.
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The communist part of the reason he knows he has
to lie and tell lies just like that, just like
what you just heard, huge lies, over the top lies.
The reason he does that is similar to let me
think about this, it's similar to a football coach getting
up in front of his team and giving some fire
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in brimstone speech before the game. I heard those guys
insult your mother and they all said she's aghlaite. It's
similar to that, what is he doing? What's the football
coach doing? He's getting the football team revved up to
go play better than they would normally play because of
a new level of motivation, a renewed level of motivation.
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You got him revvd up for one reason, and now
you're after Have you ever see Braveheart when they drop
all their shields and they moon the other side and
they start screaming and yelling like nutjobs? Why getting the
troops revved up to fight better, fight harder than they
would Why? Why would you say something so insane like
Elon Musk is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of
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thousands of people, just like Pole pot Well. The accuracy
of it doesn't matter. What does matter is your liberal
aunt Peggy is so stupid and drugged out she believes that.
And what it does is it gives her a level
of motivation and commitment that is hard to match because
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she not only feels like the good guy, she not
only feels like the good guy fighting against the ultimate evil.
She thinks the world will end if she doesn't succeed. Therefore,
any and all rules are cast aside because the situation
is so dire, she must succeed. Why in the world,
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why do you think we've had so much communist violence recently?
What do you think that is? Well, the crazies are
sitting at home and they're listening to their political leaders
in the media. People speak, and they're talking about how
many people are going to die, and Donald Trump's the
end of the world, and this and that. All it
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takes is one mentally ill dude to snap and grab
some Molotov cocktails and go down and start trying to
cook people. It only takes one and someone dies. And
that's exactly why they tell the lies. They tell back
to the communist who moved back to a red area
and said it was politically extreme. The communist is trained
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and has trained himself to react as if it is
the end of the world whenever anything, anything differs from
the way he's been trained to think. Mamber I explained
this to you that the communist is a herd animal,
a herd animal, and he believes staying in the herd
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even if the entire herd is charging towards a cliff.
The communists believe that real, true safety is only found
in the herd. Therefore, if something strays from the herd,
it's not just that you should go get it, you
potentially should go kill it. Why it straying from the herd,
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in the mind of the communists, risks the safety of
the entire herd. So if you have a herd animal
that doesn't want to be part of the herd anymore,
you better kill it otherwise it'll hurt everybody. Remember how
they reacted during COVID. Remember the percentage of American Democrats
that wanted your children taken from you if you weren't vaccinated,
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just turned into monsters, devils over the overnight. Herd animals
act like that. So back to the small town you're communist,
you move back there, and when you see an American flag,
you know how much communists hate that. Probably a church,
maybe even a maga hat. Well for you, that's nothing,
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but for this person who's used to living in a herd.
So if you live in Portland, if you live in
San Francisco, if you live I'm talking about the city
center where it's all blue, if you live in one
of these environments for any length of time, every single
thing you see and read conforms to your worldview, and
then you stray from that. It does feel extreme. You
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could drive through any part of rural America, we'll make
it about rural organ and see white picket fences and
pickup trucks in American flags and families and things like that,
and you would think, wow, this is nice. Maybe you
wouldn't even like it. Maybe you're a city person, city guys,
city girl, that's fine, but you think, all it looks
pleasant here. But to the communist who drives through and
sees that, they see enemies, they see people who have
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left the herd. All these people have left the herd.
It's so extreme flah, and they're trained to overreact, that's
part of their training. So when Elon Musk is finding
government corruption and he's cutting off this crupt and cutting
off that corruption, you don't make some sort of legitimate
argument about the money that was being sent out or
(28:06):
was for state department purposes. No no, no, no, that's not
good enough. That's not going to motivate liberal ant pagy
to go through a Molotov cocktail on somebody. But stuff
like this does.
Speaker 2 (28:15):
How many people have died because of what Doge did
at USAID and USAID was a very ill managed company organization.
That's true, But according to the Boston University folks, so
far fifty five thousand adults have died of AIDS in
the four months since Trump was elected. Six thousand children
are dead because of what a doge did. That's just
pep far the agent.
Speaker 1 (28:34):
Why does Elon Musk need personal security that rivals, and
if some are to be believed, surpasses the president of
the United States of America. Why does he get that
many death threats a day? Because guys like David Brooks
tell liberal aunt Paega that Elon Musk is killing people
by the hundreds of thousands, and liberal ant Pegy thinks
grabbing a gun and killing him might just be the
(28:55):
greater good. That's why I lectured you at the beginning
of the show to protect yourself, because these people are
all over the country and they're not gonna stop committing
acts of violence. They're inherently violent people anyway. I mean,
after all, what kind of people could kill sixty five
million babies and not wake up one day and say, wow,
maybe we're wrong. Even if you're somebody who's middle of
(29:17):
the road, not as far to the right as I
am on abortion. Sixty five million kids? Isn't that so sad?
That is so sad. It's why I speak to you
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The gift of ultrasound is the greatest weapon we've ever
(29:41):
had in the fight for life. It's better than laws. Better,
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(30:25):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. Member,
you can leave us a voicemail. I'm kidding, No, you
can't do that anymore. You can send us an email
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's check in on
the Democrat, shall we. This is the DNC Vice chair
Malcolm Kenyatta Anyway, one.
Speaker 4 (30:46):
Of the reason I was really excited to talk about
talk to you is that I think you're one of
our party's best messengers in the way that you take
issues that can and r complex to people weren't thinking
about politics every single day.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
You know who Malcolm was talking to that training member
of Congress. One of the best messengers I just for
a party that is losing men and losing Middle America.
It blows me away. They can't see how much the
training issue hurts them. You can show them all the
poll numbers in the world. They won't back off it.
(31:23):
I mean, you see this story.
Speaker 5 (31:25):
A biological male athlete took home first place, obviously, of course,
to everyone's not surprised at all in two women's events
at last weekend's California High School Track and Field Championships,
yet another instance of not only the biological male sweeping
all the medals, as always sweeping the podium, sweeping the gold,
but of blue states openly defined President Trump's order to
(31:46):
keep biological men out of women's athletics.
Speaker 1 (31:51):
We'll set aside the poor young ladies. I mean, imagine,
imagine what an accomplishment it is to make state in California,
who makes date and track You show up in state
and get beaten by a dude. But setting all that aside,
just focusing on it politically, Democrats are so trapped in
a prison of their own making that nobody will speak
(32:13):
out against that. And it's an eighty twenty issue. The
public hates it, absolutely hates it, is mortified by it.
But they've become just that. It's the party of freaks,
it's the party of the far left, it's the party
of violence. And when they're not doing that, it's still
all about Trump. I mean, did you hear Walts?
Speaker 3 (32:36):
Is because I called Donald Trump I wanna be dictator?
Speaker 1 (32:39):
It's because he is. It's because he is.
Speaker 3 (32:42):
Oh, the governor's being mean, and the governor's speaking out
on that. Well, maybe it's time for us to be
a little meaner. Maybe it's time for us to be
a little more fierce. We have to ferociously push back
on this or this.
Speaker 5 (32:58):
Once we get to the majority, which I'm ho in
praying we get too next cycle, that allows me to
start to open up and do the things that would
look like in impeachment.
Speaker 4 (33:07):
Let's say you were elected to ranking member and the
Democrats take the House and you become chair of that committee,
would you pursue impeachment? I would absolutely at least do
an inquiry.
Speaker 1 (33:17):
Absolutely, they've become the party of get Trump and trainingsm No.
I can't imagine why it's not catching on, Jesse. I
agree with you on all the losers and all the
bloated corrupt government. This is about the slowness of the
government arrests. But I also think a lot of why
there's nothing going on is because feckless Republicans are making
(33:39):
every effort to let the statue of limitations run out
on their powerful friends in the swamp. Well, we should
never lose sight of that. And let's be honest, there's
always going to be there are going to be different
reasons for slowness. I never told you that the lack
of government arrests was fine. What I said was, I'm
not going to come to a final judgment on Hey,
(34:02):
they're never coming for a little while. I realize they
may take time. I get that. And if we're having
the same conversation a year from now, then Pambondi's a
failure period and a story. If we're having the same
conversation a year from now, Pambondi's a failure. If the
FBI whistleblowers are not wearing FBI badges a year from now,
(34:23):
then cash Betel's a failure. Period end of story, not negotiable.
There are things we're going to be able to tell
after a long enough period of time. I just don't
know that we're there yet. I'm not making excuses for anybody.
I guess. I guess I'm hoping because I keep hearing things.
(34:44):
I keep hearing just wait, we have great things coming.
Just wait, we have great things coming. I keep hearing things.
So I guess, as of right now, I'm choosing to
hope that they are taking the time to get their
ducks in a row before they start throwing handcuffs on
the corrupt people inside of our government. It's not that
I'm telling you that's coming. I'm not telling you that's coming.
(35:05):
That is not me making a prediction. That is me
venting my soul to you telling you I'm trying to
be hopeful right now, and that we don't know whether
they're a success or a failure yet. What they still
absolutely need, they still need to hear from you all
the time that you want more, faster, more faster, go go, go,
(35:28):
go go. They need to hear that. They need to
feel pressure from you. We want more, We demand a rests.
We demand that they need to hear that from you
big time. Hey, so ceopathic meat slicer. What were your
favorite toys to play with as a kid, unless you
had to play with rocks and random scraps of wood,
(35:48):
like Jewish producer Chris Okay, So I'll tell you something,
and maybe this explains. Maybe this explains why I ended
up on the radio. I played with g I Joe's.
I was a huge military kid when I wasn't out
in the woods with toy guns, you know, cowboys and
Indians and fake machine guns and stuff like that. If
(36:09):
it was an inside day, inside time, I had GI Joe's.
Only I didn't do what normal kids do with the
g I Joe's, whereas you're putting them in tanks and
you're setting up these big battles and things like that.
You want to hear how weird I was as a kid.
I could sit there with one Gi Joe, just one
wee little ones the length of your finger, and I
(36:31):
could imagine it in my mind. I would just sit
and play with just the one Guy and everything else
I just created for myself. Now, granted I didn't have
any of the fancy aircraft carriers or any of that
other stuff, but I would just play out essentially entire
movies in my mind. Me in a chair, one Gi
(36:53):
Joe Seecris, I told you I'm weird. I don't know
what's wrong with me. I don't know it. And even
back then, my parents would be all, what's wrong with you?
They knew, they knew that that was not a normal thing.
But that's my mind works weirdly. It's not good, it
doesn't work well, and my imagination it's weird. And I
(37:15):
can just take nothing go and just go off into
the Netherland with my mind for a while and then
just never return. I don't have an explanation for it.
We only have one hour show left this week. I'm
gonna turn through as many of your emails as I
can in that hour. Next
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