May 1, 2024 • 38 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. Kit is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Tuesday. Have so much to get to this hour. Yes,
I'll finally talk about these protests again that are ongoing,
and I'll scoff at that a little bit. Democrats are
running cover for Mike Johnson one point five trillion dollars
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welfare bill essentially is coming down emails. All that, so
much more coming up this hour on the world famous
Jesse Kelly Show. But let's go back to something we've
been talking about a lot. It's been a steady theme
on the show for the past few days because it's
been bothering me a lot. And it's something we've talked
about before. How the culture only moves left because of
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the right, because of the weakness and failure of the right.
When the communists decide they want to use a specific language,
the right will adopt the language. You can see it
all over the place. Now, how many how many congressmen,
senators call the migrants now just overnight, just immediately adopting
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the language of the left. The right will hold itself
back when there's an actual backlash against communist excess, the
right will immediately step in and hall monitor the situation
over and over and over again, and the right will constantly,
constantly talk about what they want us talking about. And
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let's pause on that for a moment, because this is
going to come back to the campuses and what's going
on right now. But you ever got in a fight
with your spouse, husband, wife. I can't, I can't speak
for everybody, but I will say, as dudes, you will
run into this with your woman when you fight with her.
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On occasion. You probably have run into this in your life.
I'm assuming it's a technique, and it's a brilliant one.
Let's say you get in an argument. Let's say my
wife bought a dress. I wouldn't care if she bought
a dress. But let's say she went out and decided
to get new landscaping, you know, spend a fortune on
landscaping something like that. Didn't even tell me, she'd never
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do something like that. But hypothetically, she goes out and
she spends five thousand dollars on landscaping. Didn't even talk,
we didn't even talk about it. Just dropped five grand
on landscape. And so I come home and Honie what
the five thousand dollars? What are you talking about? We
were saving? What are you doing? And immediately boomed the
fight is off. I'm upset about the landscaping. She did it.
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At some point during the conversation, I get a little
bit heated, and I end up saying, so I call
her irresponsible or no, I drop, You're just like something
your mother would do. You know how much women love
that when you compare them to their mother, Just like
something your mother would do. And then she shifts the conversation.
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She shifts the argument, why would you say that? That's
so mean? Are you trying to hurt me? Do you
hate my mom? Why would you say something? And I
spend the next twenty minutes talking about my comment about
her mother. Now, we were we were just discussing the
issue at hand. We were discussing the five thousand dollars.
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We were discussing the landscaping. That is what matters. And
she is one hundred percent at fault in that situation.
It's your fault. You got the landscaping. I'm winning the argument.
I'm in the right here. You're wrong with a snap
of her fingers, I'm arguing I didn't mean to call
you your mom. No, I haven't done that before. What
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I'm sorry. I stepped out a line there soon by
the end, I'm apologizing. How did that happen? She changed
the subject. She took my eyes, my focus off of
the tangible issues at hand, and instead they're resting on
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the things she wants to talk about because she looks
better there. Let's talk about the latest news of the day.
There's a hostage situation at Columbia and the protests are
boiling over and they're saying terrible things to anybody who's
Jewish there, and they're blocking them from going to class.
And it's a really ugly situation here. But it's a
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really ugly situation at Columbia, law at Columbia, at NYU,
at Berkeley. Let me ask you something, because I'm not
saying that's good. You don't want to ever have a
situation where there's violence on campus and don't go here,
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you and Okay, that stuff's really ugly. But setting aside
the emotions of that, let me ask you something. If
you say, that's a big deal, it's a really big deal,
because I've had a lot of people say that to
me today. This is a big deal, Jesse. What's happening
is a big deal? Okay, all right, you've heard of Kandahar.
You know where Kandahar is. It's in Afghanistan, Kandahar. You know,
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religions outside of Islam are pretty much banned in Afghanistan.
All the Jews are dead, all the Christians are dead.
It's just that's how the Taliban operate. So if I
wrap up this radio show right now, hey, Chris Michael,
we're done for the night, and stop feeling it. I'm
hopping on a plane. I run home and I grab
a Bible. I headed the airport and I fly over
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to Kandahar, and I walk down main street in Kandahar,
spreading the good news of Jesus, reading my Bible, and
I get violently attacked by a mob. They probably arrest me,
torture me, and kill me. Is that bad? No question
about it. That's bad. That's bad. It's intolerant, it's evil,
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it's wrong. It's bad. But is it a big deal?
Would you call that a big deal? If you're being honest,
you wouldn't. Why wouldn't you? Because it's Kandahar. It's an
evil place. It's not a tolerant place. It's an evil place.
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Evil things happen there. So while it's bad that I
just got tortured and killed for reading my Bible in
the streets of Kandahar, it's bad. It's not good, it's
nothing to celebrate. What it is not is a big deal.
Guess what happens in the gorilla enclosure. Gorillas fighting poop
in there. So if you jump into it and a
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gorilla grabs you and twists your head off like the
top of a soda bottle, it's bad. It's wrong. I'm
sorry about your head. I'm sorry you have to get
buried in a closed casket. But what it is not
is a big deal because bad things happen in the
gorilla enclosure. Columbia is evil. America's elite universities are evil
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communist training camps, teaching the next generation gender rations of
Americans to despise this country, to fight against it with
everything they have. The big deal going on in the
country right now is not ugly protests at university campuses.
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That is not even close to being the big you
that's going on right now in the United States of America.
Evil things are happening in evil places. Breaking news, Wow,
I can't believe it. It's journalist Jesse. There's just no
one better. We love Jesse. He's the best. Yessie, Please
kiss my baby. YESI Jesse, Jesse Jessey. Yes, I have
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breaking news tonight here on the Jesse Kelly Show. It's
breaking right now tonight in Yemen. There will be violent
crime tonight. If you go to the South side of Chicago.
I'm just getting this word now, just confirming it, mister producer.
If you go to the South side of Chicago, you
might be shot or stabbed because it's a violent place
and breaking news. America's universities are bad places. Don't go there, Jesse.
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It's bad. Maybe your location's bad. Had this argument with
a friend of mine earlier. I won't give out his name.
I didn't ask him beforehand. He was a Jewish guy
because he disagrees with me on this. He said, no, Jesse.
I'm glad the House of Representatives is focusing on this today.
I mean, this was Mike Johnson earlier. Today.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
We desperately need the country needs clear moral authority. We
need the President of the United States to speak to
the issue and say this is wrong. What's happening on
college campuses right now is wrong. It is Unamerican, It
is not who we are. The President seems unable or
unwilling to do that. The Vice president the same thing.
Chuck Schumer, who is the highest ranking Jewish official in
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the history of the United States, is not speaking to
this issue. And that is why we feel a direct
obligation to do that. The Congress has a rule. We
went to Columbia University on Wednesday. We faced that hostile
crowd to speak clearly, with clarity and conviction and consistency
about this issue.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
I haven't seen Mike this subset since he thought he
was going to have to cut money out of the
federal budget. Is it wrong, that's wrong. Campuses are evil.
Evil things happen on evil place. I'm sorry that Aiden,
Jaden and Braden cannot attend NYU in safety and comfort.
You shouldn't be sending Aiden Jaden and Braiden to NYU
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haw about Jesse. This, this shouldn't happen to Jews. No
Jews were assaulted in my neighborhood today. None. My neighbor
Ben walks his dog in his underwear half the time.
Totally say we joke about it. It's hilarious. He was
never assaulted, No one told him to go back to Jerusalem,
no one spit on him, no one barred him from
attending anything. In fact, there's not a single Jewish person
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in my area who experienced anything at all unpleasant today.
Why because I don't live in a gorilla enclosure. That's
why if I, however, happened to step on to Columbia's campus,
I would understand that I just stepped into Polepot's Cambodia,
and I would anticipate bad things happening to me and
to anyone else who thought like me. No, it's not
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the biggest deal going on in the country. It's not
even close, and yet it dominates every single news story headline. Well,
I should not even headline. This is from Bill Malugin.
He does great work. Internal DHS data reveals forty five
plus US cities that hundreds of thousands of migrants have
flown into via the Biden Administration's CCHNV mass parole program.
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The President of the United States of America is gathering
up illegals en mass and filling up United States of
American cities with them, destroying this country as he sits there,
and today the GOP's worried about antisubmatrism at Columbia. My
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word talk about never keeping the big stories front and center. Yeah,
I'm telling you what. These people all right, We're gonna
get to some emails. I add enough of this before
we get to those. Let's get to this. Let's get
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You can email the show, and you should Jesse at
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again again. I hear things like this all the time now,
all the time when I talk to normal people, not
people who are in media, not people who are in
Republican politics or Democrat politics. These things are happening across
the country right now. Only everyone I've.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Talked to recently, it's just like, yeah, haha, I can't
really afford groceries, and I guess I just have to
cut it down to two meals a day, and groceries
are little too much.
Speaker 1 (13:38):
Got to see, like how long you get my food?
To ask me? That's not it. Why are we casually
being like, yeah, we can't afford groceries, can't afford groceries.
Mike Johnson was in Sense today filled with rage about what, well,
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not your groceries.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
We desperately need The country needs clear moral authority. We
need the President of the United States to speak to No.
Speaker 1 (14:07):
We need food, Mike. We need to be able to
afford food. You keep signing every spending bill, so now
every American can't afford to eat. Mike, oh oh, I forgot.
Oklahoma's governor, Kevin's Stitt boy, he got in on it too.
He's out there. You're worried about your grocery bill, He's
on it. The numbers of people who disagree with me
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and you is staggering.
Speaker 3 (14:32):
Does it make you.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
Down on the future generation of leaders in our country?
Speaker 3 (14:37):
You know, I mean listen, well, Number one, I don't
think it's going to be the majority. I think it's
a very small minority that are super vocal. They need
to be held accountable. Man, I would kick them out
of the universities. This is unbelievable. This is hate speech.
The Jewish community. Just everybody that's for right and wrong
should be absolutely opposed to this.
Speaker 1 (15:00):
Everybody that's for right shouldn't be on that campus anymore
because they're already evil. Now that we've covered that it's
bad to hate people for being Jewish, could we maybe
tackle the issues that every American outside of Columbia's campus
is going through. Every American, every one of them. And
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you know, it is wild to watch the selective GOP outrage.
They're selectively outraged depending on what. I don't know what
I remember, like it was yesterday, speaking of Mike Johnson
when Saint George Floyd died. And do I need to
remind every single person listening that what I'm about to
say right here is not an opinion. It's not Republican, Democrat, right,
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left or middle. The two things I'm about to state
are facts that cannot be argued by anybody. George Floyd
did not die at the hands of a police officer.
He died of a drug overdose. That's even according to
the medical examiner himself. Argue with it. And Derek Chauvin,
the racist cop who attacked George Floyd for the color
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of his skin, worked with black cops the entirety of
his career, and after combing through every minute of his life,
they couldn't come up with one racist thing he ever
said or did. George Floyd's dead because of a drug overdose.
Derek Chauvin's in prison, and it's not because he's a
racist at all. And yet in the wake of that,
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Mike Johnson once again filled without rage, adopting their language,
adopting their rhetoric.
Speaker 3 (16:34):
What did you feel when you watch the video of
George Floyd being killed?
Speaker 2 (16:40):
I was outraged. I don't think anyone can view the
video and objectively come to any other conclusion but that
it was an act of murder. And I felt that initially,
as everyone did. It's so disturbing, and you know, the
underlying issues beneath that or something that the country is
now struggling with, and I think it's something we have
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to look at very soberly and with a lot of empathy,
and I'm glad to see that's happening around the You
know what it's taught me is we now have four
other children of our own, and my oldest son, Jack,
ironically this year, is fourteen, and I've thought often through
all these ordeals over the last couple of weeks about
the difference in the experiences between my two fourteen year
old sons, Michael being a black American and Jack being
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white Caucasian. They have different challenges. My son Jack has.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
An easier couldn't wait once again to run to the cameras,
that's time to have a talk. I was outraged. There
was very clearly murder. I watched the video. My oldest
son has had the black experience, not my white boy.
Though anti Semitism on Columbia, we're virtually one hundred percent
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of the staff hate. You hate everybody. It's not just
Jewish people. They hit us all. They hate America. Mike
Johnson again and run into the camera. But hey, you're
eating two meals a day, you're driving uper on Saturday,
trying to make ends meet. Oh you were looking for
a GOP speech on that. I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, Ukraine's
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out there. Sorry, we didn't have time for that. Didn't
have time to deal with that for you. Ah all right,
get to some emails before I get to that. Let
me get to this. Speaking of money, let's talk about
twenty five dollars does not go near as far as
it used to go. I hate to do back in
my day thing, but like five years ago, what Chris,
Like five years ago you could get five Little Caesars
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pizzas for twenty five dollars. Did you know that they
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I've got on animoly side on Mean says, yes, he Kelly,
you're listening to the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the
Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. About to get to
some emails before we get to everything else. Democrats protecting
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Mike Johnson, of course, and so much more. I can't
believe you've never been on an airboat, Chris. I would,
I shouldn't say I can't believe you've never been on
an airboat, being it's how I've been on one twice,
but I last time, remember we went to Florida when
that girl drove off the road, the girl who drove
off the road when she was coming at us in
the wrong lane. We were leaving an airboat tour, and
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it was, of course the most Florida thing in the world.
Is it loud? They are. They are loud, but it's
not brutally loud. Remember most of the sounds behind you. Yeah,
so they're loud. You're not gonna sit and talk. But
it was the most Florida thing you've ever seen. We're
back in the mangroves, right, We're in this all this
brackish water, and every guy had camo shorts on cut off.
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They were camo pants at one point cut off. Almost
all of them were drinking beer at the time before
they got onto the boat. And you could tell every
one of these guys like you could drop him out
of a helicopter back in the swamps, then come back
in a month and he'd have a mansion built with
running water. You knew these guys grew up there. And
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I was thinking we would be kind of cruising through
the mangroves, you know, checking out some gators and stuff
like that. No no, no, no, no, no, no no no.
They open up these airboats and you you are flying down. Chris,
remind me, I have a video on my phone. I've
got to show you that I took on the thing,
flying down this thing, and it's awesome. It's absolutely it's
really really cool. It highly recommend, highly recommend. We'll get
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We'll get Premiere to pay for it or something. Chris,
you don't have to worry about that. Trust Beyond that.
You gotta go. You gotta try, Jesse. As much as
I'm sad that the Gnome killed her dog, Christy Nome,
what I objectify to most was her stupidity for putting
the incident into her book. To me, this demonstrates her
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lack of awareness and political savvy for not anticipating that
this would not sit well with voters. When you're writing
your autobiography, there's no rule that says it has to
become a tell all. I will still vote for Nome if,
by some miracle she survives this, but I really wonder
if she is equipped to handle being vice president. Okay,
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that's a very that's a fair criticism. If you're Christinome
and you put down a hunting dog, why did you
have to write it in the book? However? And I can't. Again,
it's going to sound like I'm Christino. I'm not. I'm
really not defending her. We're just having a talk about
you and me and our relationship with politicians, celebrities, professional athletes.
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Let me ask you something. Do you want to know
the truth about things? You would probably say yes. Right,
you're probably saying yes, you want to know the truth. Right,
you want to know the truth. Okay, that's good, that's good.
Do you want to know when it comes to politicians
or movie stars or like I said, professional athletes. Do
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you want behind the scenes info? You want the real scoop?
You do, don't you? But I know you do? Maybe
not you individual, but you see how many services there
are out there. Subscribe to become an insider, get behind
the scenes stuff all that. People love that stuff, and
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people love to say, tell me the truth. I'm tired
of all the lies. I'm tired. Just tell me the truth.
Tell me the truth, tell me the truth. Well, and again,
I don't like Christinomes, so I'm not defending her. But
she told the truth. She gave a true story about
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a hunting dog that was attacking the neighbors livestock twenty
years ago. She told the truth in her books. She
gave you the inside info, the behind the scenes look
at her and her life and how she's lived. She
gave you the truth. She gave you the inside info.
And if the rumors are to be believed, and I've
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heard this from sources, I trust she cost herself any
chance at being vice president of the UN the United
States of America. I'm being told that Trump has dropped
her over this issue like a hot potato because it
got so unpopular with so many people. Trump's not going
to take on unpopularity. It would be stupid. So Trump said,
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a right, Well, she's off the list. And you understand
that being vice president historically has been really the best
path to become president, that or being a governor. So Christy, No,
the ambitious politician, very likely cost herself the vice presidency
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and maybe the presidency of the United States of America.
And what was her mortal sin? She told the truth
and she gave you the inside scoop. You see what
I mean. We lie to ourselves about wanting the in
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side scoop. This is why I don't This is why
I don't sign up for insider Info. This is why
I don't want to see the behind the scenes footage.
You want to know why I don't want to see
the behind the scenes footage because I understand that humble
basketball player we all love to watch play what day
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of basketball players play well virtually every day. We all
love to watch him shoot oops, and he seems like
such a such a good dude. And look at him
hugging his wife. They look like such a close family,
Oh his kids. I don't want to see behind the
scenes three hours later when he's snorting a pound of
cocaine with a bunch of strippers. I don't want to know.
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I don't want to know, and I know that's what
life looks like. I want the behind the scenes. Really,
do you want to know that ten that dime you
watch on Fox News? Do you want to find out
she's actually a five when she gets away from the
makeup in the lighting? Do you really want to know?
You want to know? We lie all the time to
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ourselves about wanting the truth. And there's a million different
versions of this saying. This is the saying. I actually
think I'm getting this version from Game of Thrones, of
all places, and it's not an original thought, right, there's
a million different versions of this saying that people claim
to hunger for the truth, but seldom like the taste
when it's served up. We always say these politicians lie
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too much. They lie. They're always lying out there. Look
at these politicians, they lie and lying about this and
lying about that. But then one on at moment and
we toss them to the wolves. Aah, she's out. Someone
tell me the truth. What's that You killed your dog
twenty years ago? You anti christ? I'd never vote for you,
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so you don't want the truth, see what I mean? Anyway,
here's a show. How many times do you have to
prove we can't be trusted? Pennsylvania? I have a message
for you. Send me to Congresses.
Speaker 3 (27:06):
Are you ready to choose freedom of her democracy?
Speaker 1 (27:09):
Four more years? Oh? Yeah, that's the president of the
United States of America. All right, more emails, Oracle. I
love all the history on your show. You made an
analogy the other day to the French Revolution, and I'd
(27:30):
love to hear some more about the parallels to today.
Looking forward to hearing you discuss. And don't warn us.
We'll stay with you while you're going somewhere. You know what,
that's not very nice. You know my point I was
making about the French Revolution and I'm not going to
get into the history of it tonight either. My point
was this, it was a horrible affair, nothing to celebrate,
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and there was so much murder and a lot of
the elites in society did die. My point was that
all these things these people are doing now that they're
totally getting away with. Now. I understand they're getting away
with all of it, the spending, the rubbing everything in
your face, they're getting away with all of it. What
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they can't see, what they very clearly don't see, is
the simmering anger and resentment that is bubbling inside of
Americans now. And God forbid we ever do run into
a situation where we have civil unrest. And I just
actually talked to Peter Schiff yesterday, that economist, and he
thinks we will. So you know what, I'll go. I'll
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go into the details a little bit more on that.
I don't want to just toss that bomb out there
without without without following up on it. So I'll follow
up on that civil unresting I just said. But if
that day ever comes, and ioba never does, all these
politicians wave in your Ukraine flag while people starve, you
gopers trying to pass damned stee bills, Just know that
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people will remember, they will, they will remember. All right,
let's talk about this civil unresting before we get to
Democrats protecting Mike Johnson, before we get to more emails,
before we get to that. I want to get to this.
I want to get to your dog, my dog. See,
I haven't killed my dog. I love mine. Stop. I
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had to make a joke anyway. I love my dog,
you love yours. And no, my dog is not going
to be used for hunting. He would probably be terrible
with that. He just has used to protect the house
and then love on everybody. And that's about what he's
good for. And I hope he does that for a
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com slash Jesse, We'll be back. This is a Jesse
Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday.
We're gonna get to so many other things to remember.
If you missed any part of the show, you can
download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Don't forget
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to subscribe on iTunes. Now, before I get to this
civil unresting that Peter Schiff and I were talking about yesterday,
I do have to get to this one, Jesse. Today
is my second son's sixteenth birthday, and we homeschooled our
four awesome kids. Today is Joey's sixteenth birthday. Happy birthday, Joey.
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And this this isn't for you, Joey, This is for
your mom. Yyy yay yuy. I am be so funny,
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Speaker 3 (31:17):
The Fritto Buntito.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
You must not up.
Speaker 2 (31:21):
Munch munch a bunch of Britos.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
Okay, so let's deal with the civil unrestling. I didn't
mean to just throw that bomb out there and then
follow up with anything else. So I was talking to
Peter Schiff Peter Schiff, in case you don't know who
he is. He's one of these economic brain types. He's
the one who called the two thousand and eight recession.
He called it ahead of the time. He told everyone,
he said, we're about to have one, and we're about
to have what I'm telling you, it's coming right now,
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and then boom and happens. So we got famous for
that really really sharp financial guy. And I was talking
to him about all the money. Remember there's a one
point five trillion dollar farm bill coming soon.
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Now.
Speaker 1 (31:58):
They call it a farm bill because everyone loves farms
and farmers. It's just a big welfare bill. That's exactly
what it is. All these farm bills, that's what they are.
They're big welfare bills. Anyway, one point five trillion. These
people they're not They're not slowing down on anything, nothing, nothing.
They act like everything is fine. And I'm telling you
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the crisis is here now. There's no more doomsday in
the future. Thing. Now, what you're seeing happen with grocery prices,
with the costs in your life, this isn't a blip.
This is the beginning. You are in the beginning. As
I have been warning about for the longest time. So
I was talking to Peter Schiff about it and he said, Jesse,
(32:41):
I think we're gonna have civil unrest. And I said, wow, no,
hold on, what are you talking about civil unrest? And
he said, Okay, we'll walk through this with me. And
I'm paraphrasing, but this is what he said. Next year,
Next year, twenty twenty five, the interest on the debt
will be two trillion, two trillion dollars. That will be
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the largest line item in the budget. All right, Remember Medicare,
social Security, Medicaid. These are things that are not negotiable.
Because all politicians are cowards. They just love to hand
things out. They never love to take anything back. They
decided to make those things essentially cemented into the budget.
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That's what those things are.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
Now.
Speaker 1 (33:25):
They're in the budget permanently. No one can vote up
or down. So those things are permanent. But the things
that aren't permanent are now growing to the point where
they are going to begin to smash the dollar. And
they're going to smash the dollar in this way when
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we stop being able to afford the interest on the debt.
They're going to do two things guaranteed. They are going
to find a way to raise your taxes massively. They're
going to look at the American people and they're gonna
look at you like a gigantic piggy bank. They need
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to take a hamm or too to try to bail
them out of a jam. They're not gonna want to
cut off the goodies they hand out, so they'll try
to They'll try to jack up taxation. But even that
can only be jacked up so far before people either
a rebel or C or A or C, A or
B stop paying. People will stop paying historically, you know that.
(34:29):
So you have to deal with that portion of it.
The other portion is they begin to monetize the debt,
meaning Okay, we owe all this money, we don't have
the money. Let's just let's just print the money. We'll
just print some more. But the problem with that is money.
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The dollar specifically has been the world's reserve currency forever
because the dollar, the American dollar, has always been thought
of as being impenetrable, reliable. It may go up a
little here or there, but America, Americans, they would never
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just destroy the value of it. So when one country
trades with another country, they trade in the dollar. And
because they trade in the dollar. That's why we're allowed
to spend a penny more than we take in. But
when they stop trading on the dollar, and they will
stop trading on the dollar, if we start continue destroying
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the value of the dollar, then what's going to have
to happen back home? No ifs ands buts doesn't matter
whether you rely on it, whether you love this, whether
you hate this is the country's going to enter a
fiscal crisis where interest rates, on top of everything else,
(35:58):
must get jacked up in order to stop hyperinflation from
ending the country. And then then the cuts start. People
get mad when I talk about cutting this and cutting
that out of the government, but understand that I'm trying
to save the country, not trying to hurt you. When
(36:21):
I talk about how we need cuts in the military,
people get mad because people love the military. I love
the military. No, no cuts. I'm trying to save it.
I'm trying to save what's left. In fact, if the
people who ran this country loved it, they would be
meeting right now to figure out how to save what's left.
(36:42):
But let's just fast forward through all that, because they're
very clearly not going to It's obvious by now, another
one point five trillion dollars coming. It's obvious they're not
going to stop or slow down until we are crushed. Well,
what happens in just the big cities will set every
other part of it aside. Have you spent much time
(37:05):
in big cities? You know? I love New York, I
love La Frankly, I love Chicago, I just don't get
there as much Seattle, Miami. I love big cities. How
many people in big cities rely on government checks? What
kind of neighborhoods are those? How do you think they'll
react when the check stop coming? You're seeing what's coming?
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This is a Jesse Kelly Show. Kit is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a Tuesday. Have so much to get to this hour. Yes,
I'll finally talk about these protests again that are ongoing,
and I'll scoff at that a little bit. Democrats are
running cover for Mike Johnson one point five trillion dollars
(00:34):
welfare bill essentially is coming down emails. All that, so
much more coming up this hour on the world famous
Jesse Kelly Show. But let's go back to something we've
been talking about a lot. It's been a steady theme
on the show for the past few days because it's
been bothering me a lot. And it's something we've talked
about before. How the culture only moves left because of
(00:59):
the right, because of the weakness and failure of the right.
When the communists decide they want to use a specific language,
the right will adopt the language. You can see it
all over the place. Now, how many how many congressmen,
senators call the migrants now just overnight, just immediately adopting
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the language of the left. The right will hold itself
back when there's an actual backlash against communist excess, the
right will immediately step in and hall monitor the situation
over and over and over again, and the right will constantly,
constantly talk about what they want us talking about. And
(01:47):
let's pause on that for a moment, because this is
going to come back to the campuses and what's going
on right now. But you ever got in a fight
with your spouse, husband, wife. I can't, I can't speak
for everybody, but I will say, as dudes, you will
run into this with your woman when you fight with her.
(02:10):
On occasion. You probably have run into this in your life.
I'm assuming it's a technique, and it's a brilliant one.
Let's say you get in an argument. Let's say my
wife bought a dress. I wouldn't care if she bought
a dress. But let's say she went out and decided
to get new landscaping, you know, spend a fortune on
landscaping something like that. Didn't even tell me, she'd never
(02:32):
do something like that. But hypothetically, she goes out and
she spends five thousand dollars on landscaping. Didn't even talk,
we didn't even talk about it. Just dropped five grand
on landscape. And so I come home and Honie what
the five thousand dollars? What are you talking about? We
were saving? What are you doing? And immediately boomed the
fight is off. I'm upset about the landscaping. She did it.
(02:56):
At some point during the conversation, I get a little
bit heated, and I end up saying, so I call
her irresponsible or no, I drop, You're just like something
your mother would do. You know how much women love
that when you compare them to their mother, Just like
something your mother would do. And then she shifts the conversation.
(03:20):
She shifts the argument, why would you say that? That's
so mean? Are you trying to hurt me? Do you
hate my mom? Why would you say something? And I
spend the next twenty minutes talking about my comment about
her mother. Now, we were we were just discussing the
issue at hand. We were discussing the five thousand dollars.
(03:41):
We were discussing the landscaping. That is what matters. And
she is one hundred percent at fault in that situation.
It's your fault. You got the landscaping. I'm winning the argument.
I'm in the right here. You're wrong with a snap
of her fingers, I'm arguing I didn't mean to call
you your mom. No, I haven't done that before. What
(04:03):
I'm sorry. I stepped out a line there soon by
the end, I'm apologizing. How did that happen? She changed
the subject. She took my eyes, my focus off of
the tangible issues at hand, and instead they're resting on
(04:26):
the things she wants to talk about because she looks
better there. Let's talk about the latest news of the day.
There's a hostage situation at Columbia and the protests are
boiling over and they're saying terrible things to anybody who's
Jewish there, and they're blocking them from going to class.
And it's a really ugly situation here. But it's a
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really ugly situation at Columbia, law at Columbia, at NYU,
at Berkeley. Let me ask you something, because I'm not
saying that's good. You don't want to ever have a
situation where there's violence on campus and don't go here,
(05:10):
you and Okay, that stuff's really ugly. But setting aside
the emotions of that, let me ask you something. If
you say, that's a big deal, it's a really big deal,
because I've had a lot of people say that to
me today. This is a big deal, Jesse. What's happening
is a big deal? Okay, all right, you've heard of Kandahar.
You know where Kandahar is. It's in Afghanistan, Kandahar. You know,
(05:35):
religions outside of Islam are pretty much banned in Afghanistan.
All the Jews are dead, all the Christians are dead.
It's just that's how the Taliban operate. So if I
wrap up this radio show right now, hey, Chris Michael,
we're done for the night, and stop feeling it. I'm
hopping on a plane. I run home and I grab
a Bible. I headed the airport and I fly over
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to Kandahar, and I walk down main street in Kandahar,
spreading the good news of Jesus, reading my Bible, and
I get violently attacked by a mob. They probably arrest me,
torture me, and kill me. Is that bad? No question
about it. That's bad. That's bad. It's intolerant, it's evil,
(06:19):
it's wrong. It's bad. But is it a big deal?
Would you call that a big deal? If you're being honest,
you wouldn't. Why wouldn't you? Because it's Kandahar. It's an
evil place. It's not a tolerant place. It's an evil place.
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Evil things happen there. So while it's bad that I
just got tortured and killed for reading my Bible in
the streets of Kandahar, it's bad. It's not good, it's
nothing to celebrate. What it is not is a big deal.
Guess what happens in the gorilla enclosure. Gorillas fighting poop
in there. So if you jump into it and a
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gorilla grabs you and twists your head off like the
top of a soda bottle, it's bad. It's wrong. I'm
sorry about your head. I'm sorry you have to get
buried in a closed casket. But what it is not
is a big deal because bad things happen in the
gorilla enclosure. Columbia is evil. America's elite universities are evil
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communist training camps, teaching the next generation gender rations of
Americans to despise this country, to fight against it with
everything they have. The big deal going on in the
country right now is not ugly protests at university campuses.
(07:57):
That is not even close to being the big you
that's going on right now in the United States of America.
Evil things are happening in evil places. Breaking news, Wow,
I can't believe it. It's journalist Jesse. There's just no
one better. We love Jesse. He's the best. Yessie, Please
kiss my baby. YESI Jesse, Jesse Jessey. Yes, I have
(08:23):
breaking news tonight here on the Jesse Kelly Show. It's
breaking right now tonight in Yemen. There will be violent
crime tonight. If you go to the South side of Chicago.
I'm just getting this word now, just confirming it, mister producer.
If you go to the South side of Chicago, you
might be shot or stabbed because it's a violent place
and breaking news. America's universities are bad places. Don't go there, Jesse.
(08:49):
It's bad. Maybe your location's bad. Had this argument with
a friend of mine earlier. I won't give out his name.
I didn't ask him beforehand. He was a Jewish guy
because he disagrees with me on this. He said, no, Jesse.
I'm glad the House of Representatives is focusing on this today.
I mean, this was Mike Johnson earlier. Today.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
We desperately need the country needs clear moral authority. We
need the President of the United States to speak to
the issue and say this is wrong. What's happening on
college campuses right now is wrong. It is Unamerican, It
is not who we are. The President seems unable or
unwilling to do that. The Vice president the same thing.
Chuck Schumer, who is the highest ranking Jewish official in
(09:30):
the history of the United States, is not speaking to
this issue. And that is why we feel a direct
obligation to do that. The Congress has a rule. We
went to Columbia University on Wednesday. We faced that hostile
crowd to speak clearly, with clarity and conviction and consistency
about this issue.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
I haven't seen Mike this subset since he thought he
was going to have to cut money out of the
federal budget. Is it wrong, that's wrong. Campuses are evil.
Evil things happen on evil place. I'm sorry that Aiden,
Jaden and Braden cannot attend NYU in safety and comfort.
You shouldn't be sending Aiden Jaden and Braiden to NYU
(10:10):
haw about Jesse. This, this shouldn't happen to Jews. No
Jews were assaulted in my neighborhood today. None. My neighbor
Ben walks his dog in his underwear half the time.
Totally say we joke about it. It's hilarious. He was
never assaulted, No one told him to go back to Jerusalem,
no one spit on him, no one barred him from
attending anything. In fact, there's not a single Jewish person
(10:32):
in my area who experienced anything at all unpleasant today.
Why because I don't live in a gorilla enclosure. That's
why if I, however, happened to step on to Columbia's campus,
I would understand that I just stepped into Polepot's Cambodia,
and I would anticipate bad things happening to me and
to anyone else who thought like me. No, it's not
(10:56):
the biggest deal going on in the country. It's not
even close, and yet it dominates every single news story headline. Well,
I should not even headline. This is from Bill Malugin.
He does great work. Internal DHS data reveals forty five
plus US cities that hundreds of thousands of migrants have
flown into via the Biden Administration's CCHNV mass parole program.
(11:22):
The President of the United States of America is gathering
up illegals en mass and filling up United States of
American cities with them, destroying this country as he sits there,
and today the GOP's worried about antisubmatrism at Columbia. My
(11:43):
word talk about never keeping the big stories front and center. Yeah,
I'm telling you what. These people all right, We're gonna
get to some emails. I add enough of this before
we get to those. Let's get to this. Let's get
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You can email the show, and you should Jesse at
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again again. I hear things like this all the time now,
all the time when I talk to normal people, not
people who are in media, not people who are in
Republican politics or Democrat politics. These things are happening across
the country right now. Only everyone I've.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Talked to recently, it's just like, yeah, haha, I can't
really afford groceries, and I guess I just have to
cut it down to two meals a day, and groceries
are little too much.
Speaker 1 (13:38):
Got to see, like how long you get my food?
To ask me? That's not it. Why are we casually
being like, yeah, we can't afford groceries, can't afford groceries.
Mike Johnson was in Sense today filled with rage about what, well,
(13:59):
not your groceries.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
We desperately need The country needs clear moral authority. We
need the President of the United States to speak to No.
Speaker 1 (14:07):
We need food, Mike. We need to be able to
afford food. You keep signing every spending bill, so now
every American can't afford to eat. Mike, oh oh, I forgot.
Oklahoma's governor, Kevin's Stitt boy, he got in on it too.
He's out there. You're worried about your grocery bill, He's
on it. The numbers of people who disagree with me
(14:30):
and you is staggering.
Speaker 3 (14:32):
Does it make you.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
Down on the future generation of leaders in our country?
Speaker 3 (14:37):
You know, I mean listen, well, Number one, I don't
think it's going to be the majority. I think it's
a very small minority that are super vocal. They need
to be held accountable. Man, I would kick them out
of the universities. This is unbelievable. This is hate speech.
The Jewish community. Just everybody that's for right and wrong
should be absolutely opposed to this.
Speaker 1 (15:00):
Everybody that's for right shouldn't be on that campus anymore
because they're already evil. Now that we've covered that it's
bad to hate people for being Jewish, could we maybe
tackle the issues that every American outside of Columbia's campus
is going through. Every American, every one of them. And
(15:21):
you know, it is wild to watch the selective GOP outrage.
They're selectively outraged depending on what. I don't know what
I remember, like it was yesterday, speaking of Mike Johnson
when Saint George Floyd died. And do I need to
remind every single person listening that what I'm about to
say right here is not an opinion. It's not Republican, Democrat, right,
(15:43):
left or middle. The two things I'm about to state
are facts that cannot be argued by anybody. George Floyd
did not die at the hands of a police officer.
He died of a drug overdose. That's even according to
the medical examiner himself. Argue with it. And Derek Chauvin,
the racist cop who attacked George Floyd for the color
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of his skin, worked with black cops the entirety of
his career, and after combing through every minute of his life,
they couldn't come up with one racist thing he ever
said or did. George Floyd's dead because of a drug overdose.
Derek Chauvin's in prison, and it's not because he's a
racist at all. And yet in the wake of that,
(16:27):
Mike Johnson once again filled without rage, adopting their language,
adopting their rhetoric.
Speaker 3 (16:34):
What did you feel when you watch the video of
George Floyd being killed?
Speaker 2 (16:40):
I was outraged. I don't think anyone can view the
video and objectively come to any other conclusion but that
it was an act of murder. And I felt that initially,
as everyone did. It's so disturbing, and you know, the
underlying issues beneath that or something that the country is
now struggling with, and I think it's something we have
(17:01):
to look at very soberly and with a lot of empathy,
and I'm glad to see that's happening around the You
know what it's taught me is we now have four
other children of our own, and my oldest son, Jack,
ironically this year, is fourteen, and I've thought often through
all these ordeals over the last couple of weeks about
the difference in the experiences between my two fourteen year
old sons, Michael being a black American and Jack being
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white Caucasian. They have different challenges. My son Jack has.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
An easier couldn't wait once again to run to the cameras,
that's time to have a talk. I was outraged. There
was very clearly murder. I watched the video. My oldest
son has had the black experience, not my white boy.
Though anti Semitism on Columbia, we're virtually one hundred percent
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of the staff hate. You hate everybody. It's not just
Jewish people. They hit us all. They hate America. Mike
Johnson again and run into the camera. But hey, you're
eating two meals a day, you're driving uper on Saturday,
trying to make ends meet. Oh you were looking for
a GOP speech on that. I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, Ukraine's
(18:13):
out there. Sorry, we didn't have time for that. Didn't
have time to deal with that for you. Ah all right,
get to some emails before I get to that. Let
me get to this. Speaking of money, let's talk about
twenty five dollars does not go near as far as
it used to go. I hate to do back in
my day thing, but like five years ago, what Chris,
Like five years ago you could get five Little Caesars
(18:36):
pizzas for twenty five dollars. Did you know that they
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Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. About to get to
some emails before we get to everything else. Democrats protecting
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Mike Johnson, of course, and so much more. I can't
believe you've never been on an airboat, Chris. I would,
I shouldn't say I can't believe you've never been on
an airboat, being it's how I've been on one twice,
but I last time, remember we went to Florida when
that girl drove off the road, the girl who drove
off the road when she was coming at us in
the wrong lane. We were leaving an airboat tour, and
(20:07):
it was, of course the most Florida thing in the world.
Is it loud? They are. They are loud, but it's
not brutally loud. Remember most of the sounds behind you. Yeah,
so they're loud. You're not gonna sit and talk. But
it was the most Florida thing you've ever seen. We're
back in the mangroves, right, We're in this all this
brackish water, and every guy had camo shorts on cut off.
(20:29):
They were camo pants at one point cut off. Almost
all of them were drinking beer at the time before
they got onto the boat. And you could tell every
one of these guys like you could drop him out
of a helicopter back in the swamps, then come back
in a month and he'd have a mansion built with
running water. You knew these guys grew up there. And
(20:50):
I was thinking we would be kind of cruising through
the mangroves, you know, checking out some gators and stuff
like that. No no, no, no, no, no, no no no.
They open up these airboats and you you are flying down. Chris,
remind me, I have a video on my phone. I've
got to show you that I took on the thing,
flying down this thing, and it's awesome. It's absolutely it's
really really cool. It highly recommend, highly recommend. We'll get
(21:14):
We'll get Premiere to pay for it or something. Chris,
you don't have to worry about that. Trust Beyond that.
You gotta go. You gotta try, Jesse. As much as
I'm sad that the Gnome killed her dog, Christy Nome,
what I objectify to most was her stupidity for putting
the incident into her book. To me, this demonstrates her
(21:35):
lack of awareness and political savvy for not anticipating that
this would not sit well with voters. When you're writing
your autobiography, there's no rule that says it has to
become a tell all. I will still vote for Nome if,
by some miracle she survives this, but I really wonder
if she is equipped to handle being vice president. Okay,
(21:58):
that's a very that's a fair criticism. If you're Christinome
and you put down a hunting dog, why did you
have to write it in the book? However? And I can't. Again,
it's going to sound like I'm Christino. I'm not. I'm
really not defending her. We're just having a talk about
you and me and our relationship with politicians, celebrities, professional athletes.
(22:25):
Let me ask you something. Do you want to know
the truth about things? You would probably say yes. Right,
you're probably saying yes, you want to know the truth. Right,
you want to know the truth. Okay, that's good, that's good.
Do you want to know when it comes to politicians
or movie stars or like I said, professional athletes. Do
(22:49):
you want behind the scenes info? You want the real scoop?
You do, don't you? But I know you do? Maybe
not you individual, but you see how many services there
are out there. Subscribe to become an insider, get behind
the scenes stuff all that. People love that stuff, and
(23:10):
people love to say, tell me the truth. I'm tired
of all the lies. I'm tired. Just tell me the truth.
Tell me the truth, tell me the truth. Well, and again,
I don't like Christinomes, so I'm not defending her. But
she told the truth. She gave a true story about
(23:32):
a hunting dog that was attacking the neighbors livestock twenty
years ago. She told the truth in her books. She
gave you the inside info, the behind the scenes look
at her and her life and how she's lived. She
gave you the truth. She gave you the inside info.
And if the rumors are to be believed, and I've
(23:53):
heard this from sources, I trust she cost herself any
chance at being vice president of the UN the United
States of America. I'm being told that Trump has dropped
her over this issue like a hot potato because it
got so unpopular with so many people. Trump's not going
to take on unpopularity. It would be stupid. So Trump said,
(24:13):
a right, Well, she's off the list. And you understand
that being vice president historically has been really the best
path to become president, that or being a governor. So Christy, No,
the ambitious politician, very likely cost herself the vice presidency
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and maybe the presidency of the United States of America.
And what was her mortal sin? She told the truth
and she gave you the inside scoop. You see what
I mean. We lie to ourselves about wanting the in
(25:00):
side scoop. This is why I don't This is why
I don't sign up for insider Info. This is why
I don't want to see the behind the scenes footage.
You want to know why I don't want to see
the behind the scenes footage because I understand that humble
basketball player we all love to watch play what day
(25:20):
of basketball players play well virtually every day. We all
love to watch him shoot oops, and he seems like
such a such a good dude. And look at him
hugging his wife. They look like such a close family,
Oh his kids. I don't want to see behind the
scenes three hours later when he's snorting a pound of
cocaine with a bunch of strippers. I don't want to know.
(25:41):
I don't want to know, and I know that's what
life looks like. I want the behind the scenes. Really,
do you want to know that ten that dime you
watch on Fox News? Do you want to find out
she's actually a five when she gets away from the
makeup in the lighting? Do you really want to know?
You want to know? We lie all the time to
(26:04):
ourselves about wanting the truth. And there's a million different
versions of this saying. This is the saying. I actually
think I'm getting this version from Game of Thrones, of
all places, and it's not an original thought, right, there's
a million different versions of this saying that people claim
to hunger for the truth, but seldom like the taste
when it's served up. We always say these politicians lie
(26:27):
too much. They lie. They're always lying out there. Look
at these politicians, they lie and lying about this and
lying about that. But then one on at moment and
we toss them to the wolves. Aah, she's out. Someone
tell me the truth. What's that You killed your dog
twenty years ago? You anti christ? I'd never vote for you,
(26:49):
so you don't want the truth, see what I mean? Anyway,
here's a show. How many times do you have to
prove we can't be trusted? Pennsylvania? I have a message
for you. Send me to Congresses.
Speaker 3 (27:06):
Are you ready to choose freedom of her democracy?
Speaker 1 (27:09):
Four more years? Oh? Yeah, that's the president of the
United States of America. All right, more emails, Oracle. I
love all the history on your show. You made an
analogy the other day to the French Revolution, and I'd
(27:30):
love to hear some more about the parallels to today.
Looking forward to hearing you discuss. And don't warn us.
We'll stay with you while you're going somewhere. You know what,
that's not very nice. You know my point I was
making about the French Revolution and I'm not going to
get into the history of it tonight either. My point
was this, it was a horrible affair, nothing to celebrate,
(27:53):
and there was so much murder and a lot of
the elites in society did die. My point was that
all these things these people are doing now that they're
totally getting away with. Now. I understand they're getting away
with all of it, the spending, the rubbing everything in
your face, they're getting away with all of it. What
(28:13):
they can't see, what they very clearly don't see, is
the simmering anger and resentment that is bubbling inside of
Americans now. And God forbid we ever do run into
a situation where we have civil unrest. And I just
actually talked to Peter Schiff yesterday, that economist, and he
thinks we will. So you know what, I'll go. I'll
(28:35):
go into the details a little bit more on that.
I don't want to just toss that bomb out there
without without without following up on it. So I'll follow
up on that civil unresting I just said. But if
that day ever comes, and ioba never does, all these
politicians wave in your Ukraine flag while people starve, you
gopers trying to pass damned stee bills, Just know that
(28:58):
people will remember, they will, they will remember. All right,
let's talk about this civil unresting before we get to
Democrats protecting Mike Johnson, before we get to more emails,
before we get to that. I want to get to this.
I want to get to your dog, my dog. See,
I haven't killed my dog. I love mine. Stop. I
(29:20):
had to make a joke anyway. I love my dog,
you love yours. And no, my dog is not going
to be used for hunting. He would probably be terrible
with that. He just has used to protect the house
and then love on everybody. And that's about what he's
good for. And I hope he does that for a
very long time. We pour rough Greens on his food
to ensure he'll be able to do that for a
(29:42):
very long time. Pour rough Greens on your dog's food.
Your dog needs nutrition. He needs it. He has to
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com slash Jesse, We'll be back. This is a Jesse
Kelly show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday.
We're gonna get to so many other things to remember.
If you missed any part of the show, you can
download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Don't forget
(30:27):
to subscribe on iTunes. Now, before I get to this
civil unresting that Peter Schiff and I were talking about yesterday,
I do have to get to this one, Jesse. Today
is my second son's sixteenth birthday, and we homeschooled our
four awesome kids. Today is Joey's sixteenth birthday. Happy birthday, Joey.
(30:48):
And this this isn't for you, Joey, This is for
your mom. Yyy yay yuy. I am be so funny,
don't heck.
Speaker 2 (31:00):
I like Printo stornchips.
Speaker 1 (31:01):
I love him. I do I want Printo scornchips.
Speaker 2 (31:05):
I'll get them from you.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
I yi yai yi oh ymb Fritto Buntito.
Speaker 2 (31:13):
Give me Britto scornchips and I'll be your friend.
Speaker 3 (31:17):
The Fritto Buntito.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
You must not up.
Speaker 2 (31:21):
Munch munch a bunch of Britos.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
Okay, so let's deal with the civil unrestling. I didn't
mean to just throw that bomb out there and then
follow up with anything else. So I was talking to
Peter Schiff Peter Schiff, in case you don't know who
he is. He's one of these economic brain types. He's
the one who called the two thousand and eight recession.
He called it ahead of the time. He told everyone,
he said, we're about to have one, and we're about
to have what I'm telling you, it's coming right now,
(31:44):
and then boom and happens. So we got famous for
that really really sharp financial guy. And I was talking
to him about all the money. Remember there's a one
point five trillion dollar farm bill coming soon.
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Now.
Speaker 1 (31:58):
They call it a farm bill because everyone loves farms
and farmers. It's just a big welfare bill. That's exactly
what it is. All these farm bills, that's what they are.
They're big welfare bills. Anyway, one point five trillion. These
people they're not They're not slowing down on anything, nothing, nothing.
They act like everything is fine. And I'm telling you
(32:19):
the crisis is here now. There's no more doomsday in
the future. Thing. Now, what you're seeing happen with grocery prices,
with the costs in your life, this isn't a blip.
This is the beginning. You are in the beginning. As
I have been warning about for the longest time. So
I was talking to Peter Schiff about it and he said, Jesse,
(32:41):
I think we're gonna have civil unrest. And I said, wow, no,
hold on, what are you talking about civil unrest? And
he said, Okay, we'll walk through this with me. And
I'm paraphrasing, but this is what he said. Next year,
Next year, twenty twenty five, the interest on the debt
will be two trillion, two trillion dollars. That will be
(33:02):
the largest line item in the budget. All right, Remember Medicare,
social Security, Medicaid. These are things that are not negotiable.
Because all politicians are cowards. They just love to hand
things out. They never love to take anything back. They
decided to make those things essentially cemented into the budget.
(33:23):
That's what those things are.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
Now.
Speaker 1 (33:25):
They're in the budget permanently. No one can vote up
or down. So those things are permanent. But the things
that aren't permanent are now growing to the point where
they are going to begin to smash the dollar. And
they're going to smash the dollar in this way when
(33:45):
we stop being able to afford the interest on the debt.
They're going to do two things guaranteed. They are going
to find a way to raise your taxes massively. They're
going to look at the American people and they're gonna
look at you like a gigantic piggy bank. They need
(34:07):
to take a hamm or too to try to bail
them out of a jam. They're not gonna want to
cut off the goodies they hand out, so they'll try
to They'll try to jack up taxation. But even that
can only be jacked up so far before people either
a rebel or C or A or C, A or
B stop paying. People will stop paying historically, you know that.
(34:29):
So you have to deal with that portion of it.
The other portion is they begin to monetize the debt,
meaning Okay, we owe all this money, we don't have
the money. Let's just let's just print the money. We'll
just print some more. But the problem with that is money.
(34:50):
The dollar specifically has been the world's reserve currency forever
because the dollar, the American dollar, has always been thought
of as being impenetrable, reliable. It may go up a
little here or there, but America, Americans, they would never
(35:11):
just destroy the value of it. So when one country
trades with another country, they trade in the dollar. And
because they trade in the dollar. That's why we're allowed
to spend a penny more than we take in. But
when they stop trading on the dollar, and they will
stop trading on the dollar, if we start continue destroying
(35:36):
the value of the dollar, then what's going to have
to happen back home? No ifs ands buts doesn't matter
whether you rely on it, whether you love this, whether
you hate this is the country's going to enter a
fiscal crisis where interest rates, on top of everything else,
(35:58):
must get jacked up in order to stop hyperinflation from
ending the country. And then then the cuts start. People
get mad when I talk about cutting this and cutting
that out of the government, but understand that I'm trying
to save the country, not trying to hurt you. When
(36:21):
I talk about how we need cuts in the military,
people get mad because people love the military. I love
the military. No, no cuts. I'm trying to save it.
I'm trying to save what's left. In fact, if the
people who ran this country loved it, they would be
meeting right now to figure out how to save what's left.
(36:42):
But let's just fast forward through all that, because they're
very clearly not going to It's obvious by now, another
one point five trillion dollars coming. It's obvious they're not
going to stop or slow down until we are crushed. Well,
what happens in just the big cities will set every
other part of it aside. Have you spent much time
(37:05):
in big cities? You know? I love New York, I
love La Frankly, I love Chicago, I just don't get
there as much Seattle, Miami. I love big cities. How
many people in big cities rely on government checks? What
kind of neighborhoods are those? How do you think they'll
react when the check stop coming? You're seeing what's coming?
(37:30):
All right, whatever, Let's talk about this Mike Johnson stuff
and many other things in a moment. Before we get
to that, Let's get to preborn, something wonderful. I love
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at college campus is, oh, how are things over in
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they're dying because we have poisoned this culture to convince
women that it's just a clump of sales, just a problem.
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