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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a Monday. Chris, Please tell me Malice
did not pick this song. He did this on purpose?
Why is he like this? Why is he like this?
Joining me?
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Now?
Speaker 1 (00:26):
He hasn't joined us in quite some time, so I
guess we need to rehash this whole thing. My friend
Michael Malice joins me now, one of the He hides
it behind some biting humor. One of the more brilliant
people on the right, I would say, really really has
some sharp ideas, but gosh, his music is so freaking embarrassing. Michael,
tell people who you are again, really quickly.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
I'm the podcaster who's smarter and better than you. The
author of the White Chill on my show is called
You're Welcome.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
His show is extremely entertaining, called You're Welcome. Okay, Michael.
First of all, the Trump administration so far, I've been
screaming today, which is abnormals. I've been very, very pleased,
but screaming today about things like leaking national security information
and people whine, they say, what was an accident? It
(01:17):
was an accident. Well, some things are too important. You
don't get to have accidents. My kid who's five gets
to have an accident back when he was five. When
you were part of the administration, you don't get to
leak information to a communist reporter.
Speaker 2 (01:29):
Yeah, that's fair, But I think you have to put
things into context when I mean, even like Babe Ruth
was only patting what like three hundred like at his best,
you know. I mean, so I think you and I
both agree, and everyone listening to this agrees. This is
the first president in our lifetimes, if possibly ever, who
has over delivered on his campaign per Nothing has ever
happened before, where things that weren't even on the table,
(01:51):
as you and I discussed when you were on my show,
are actually happening. So and this is not the only
floppy thing. They fired some people and they had to
rehire them, and the corporate press made a lot of
hash out about that. But I mean, there's going to
be some misses. I agree with you in the broader context.
But think about how many times corporate like national security
(02:12):
secrets were leaked on purpose in prior administrations, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Yeah, By the way, I was thinking about the left
today and how the disarrayed Democrats were in which we're
all enjoying that now because it couldn't happen to a
nicer group of people. And I'm convinced that once Joe
Biden took over and the rabbit animals and there were
no leashes anymore because Biden wasn't strong enough to do that,
(02:36):
that they thought they had convinced themselves that they had
total power and they didn't have to ask anymore. They
didn't have to convince anybody anymore. They just did the
same thing communists always do. They just went to force.
And now that's all they know. They don't know how
to convince, so they don't even know how to try.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
I think it's something even different than that, which is
they are in a movie of their own making. And
they thought Trump was the head of vampire who you know,
flicted all these horrors in America. And once you defeat
the head vampire, you know, drive out of the w office.
It's a rat, and you know, we could just do
what we want. We've reached like the Holy Land. And
so this last election really threw them for a loop
(03:14):
because everyone, I think, or not everyone, but a lot
of people at least had the narrative. Okay, maybe she's
going to get the popular vote. What he's going to
get like forty eight forty eight, you know, I mean,
he's just gonna win blectoral college. I don't think the
popular vote majority was really on the table for most pundits,
certainly not in the Democratic aisle. So now there really
don't know what to do with themselves. And this is
what the Republicans had to do in two thousand and nine.
(03:36):
Remember Obama comes in with super majorities. It's like, okay,
do you swing to the center and try to reclaim
background or do you double down, you know, on your
conservative principles and try to speak to the base. It
was a time that's come to Jesus moment and they
basically show us both and didn't work out for them
for quite some time until Trump came in. And that's
what they're facing right now.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
Are they totally totally strewed? And I say this in
this way. Obviously they'll come back at some point in time,
that's the way the world works. But it seems like
their most reasonable, if we have to use that horrible word,
their most reasonable voices are all old just simply aged wise.
You know, Nancy Pelosi sits there hammered with their denches
falling out. Chuck Schumer's more hunched over than he ever
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was before. The people who are trying to try to
keep the cats inside the fence, they're all ninety five
years old and pooping and diapers. And that doesn't mean
there are going to be good things in the future
if AOC is running.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
It was there one candidate I donated money to in
twenty twenty two, and he is not old, and he
will be the saved Democratic Party.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
To who he is?
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Who your fellow sasquatch? John Fetterman, Oh gosh, John Fetterman
understands how to speak to moderates and suburban white women,
and those are the swing voters that determine elections. If
the Democratic Party had listened to him in twenty twenty four,
they wouldn't had the blowout that they did in the
Electoral College.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Yes, I'm listening to him now. Every time he opens
his OPHI a stupid mouth. He gets screamed at by
all these people. He's not he doesn't have any power.
Speaker 2 (05:09):
In twenty fifteen, every time Trump opened his mouth, he
got screamed up by everyone in the Republican Party. Remember,
and then he broke them. So there's lots of smart
people in the Democratic leadership who only want to maintain power,
and enough of them are going to start listening to
him that things are going to start moving in that direction.
And there's also going to be plenty of people who
think it's gonna be the Bernie Standers approach. You know,
we got to go full socialism and full as you
(05:31):
and I discussed, like let's go back to the COVID ways.
So that's going to be this big kind of butting
of heads going forward. They drove away. It was really funny,
as the corporate press, Democrats always talk about nonpartisanship. By partisanship,
they alienated Joe Manchin and Christen Cinema, like the two
Democrats who knew how to like go center and be bipartisan.
They drave them out of the party. They built this
grave of they're in right now.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Yes, but didn't you just by accident, by the way,
speaking with Michael Malice, the brilliant Michael Malice host of
You're Welcome, didn't you just make my point for me?
They're going to run him out of the party. He's
going to try to be moderate about this, and moderate
about that, and he's going to be primaried by some
maoist Waco in Pennsylvania who will then move on to
lose the Senate.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
See, it's easy to drive people out of the party
when you have the majority. When you're in defense, you
start kind of going over your notes. Smart people do
so again. You and I both know that the Democratic
establishment there's lots of brilliant evil people there, and enough
of them are going to start checking notes.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Michael, would you ever visit North Korea? Jewish producer Chris
wants to visit in there Korea? Hold on, what what?
Speaker 3 (06:38):
Then?
Speaker 2 (06:39):
Do you like it? Why are you not even on
the show? I wrote a book about it. What are
you talking about? Why?
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Yes, That's why I'm asking me that what happened?
Speaker 2 (06:46):
What do you mean what happened? I was there in
twenty twelve, lovely, Please have ever been? It's like the
new Milan, You mean, the biggest person the whole country?
Speaker 1 (06:52):
Literally, Well tell people your story.
Speaker 2 (06:58):
Well they can. I read it, wrote about it for
Reason magazine twelve years ago. It's not legal now if
he wanted to go in twenty twenty five as a
US citizens forbidden. I think they're closed. Altars and at all.
In fact, they think open it recently for a little
window that they shut it down again, so it's not
on the table anymore.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Michael, Where is Trump going to go in four years?
Meaning where does the party go? Trump's gone? Is it?
Where do we go? Is are we lost? Normally, when
you have a figure like Trump who everyone rests their
eyes on for a long time. Look, they can be beneficial,
they can move your party, your country the way you
(07:40):
want them to go. But when they leave, oftentimes people
are left looking around days like what do we do? Now?
Do you see that? For us?
Speaker 2 (07:48):
I do a lots of Obviously it's ten in the midterms,
and I think I'm sure you agree with this. Jd
Vance is doing everything he needs to do to be
the Air Apprentice. He is really following suit, knowing his place, yes,
ma'am and so on and so forth, and yet you know,
singing the Trump songs, so he's really positioning himself. I
(08:08):
think very very well. And i'd also here's a prediction
that I think you'll agree with as well, Jesse. We
don't know what's gonna happen if Trump and Elon start
butting heads, because there's are two giant egos that are
certain points of a matter of time.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
In my opinion, I actually have thought the exact same thing.
I think I said something about that publicly a few
months ago. I think Elon's going to get frustrated with
the pace of everything. He's obviously used to being lord
high commander in what every room, whatever room he walks into,
So is Trump. Those two types don't generally mix all
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that well.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
And yeah, and a certain point he's gonna make, it's
gonna he might just get bored. So I mean, I
don't know how it's gonna look, but that's something that
could easily, you know, put a monkey wrench at the
whole situation.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
Michael, thank you, brother, I appreciate it.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
I always a pleasure.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
Jesse Taker, Yeah, it's been a concern that I've had
for a while. But you don't want to create a
problem where there's no problem yet. But remember we had
that the reporting came out that there was a big
blow up, and it was a report that no one denied,
so we can't even do the media lied about it
where Elon and Rubio they had a big dust up.
(09:20):
Why Elon tried to can a bunch of people with
the State Department. Rubio, who's obviously a Secretary of State,
he's the head of the State Department. Rubio essentially stepped
in and said, wait a minute, I'm the one who's
going to fire people from the State Department. You don't
get to fire people in the State Department, to which Elon,
which a guy like that would operate in this way,
(09:43):
would say, well, you're screwing it up. Maybe you should
move faster. That's why it asked to be me and Rubio,
United States Senator now Secretary of the State. I mean,
he's not some little child who's going to be pushed around.
He goes back. From what I understand, it got loud
in there. Now, that's not the end of the world.
It's it's a business meeting, a strategy meeting, and especially dudes,
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when they get in a meeting like that, they're gonna
be disagreements. It's gonna be yelling, it's gonna be argument.
So that's fine, in fact, it's beneficial, right, But it
also shows that Elon, a guy like that who just
he immediately sees a problem figures out how to solve it.
You you there, you there, you there, you there, immediately
boom boom boom. A guy like that, I worry about
him getting frustrated. Hey, even if he quits tomorrow, we've
(10:29):
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the Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
(12:03):
on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. You can email the show
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also kind of loving
what I heard today out of Pambondi. Credit where it's due.
I've been calling for it, We've talked about it a
million times. Resignations, firings is not enough. Government people have
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to go to prison. Pambondi today sounded like a lady
head in that.
Speaker 4 (12:28):
One y far as the We're hearing a lot about fraud,
waste and abuse, a lot of waste and abuse, but
there is a tremendous amount of fraud and Elon. Thank
you for your partnership, thank you for your team. You
have uncovered so much fraud in our government, and we
will prosecute you. We have an intern or task force
now working with every agency sitting here at this table,
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and if you've committed fraud, we're coming after you.
Speaker 1 (12:53):
Look I'm going to try not to get my hopes up.
You know, I try not to. I'm trying not to
get your hopes up. A task force right now inside
every department, so you know what that means. DOJ has
somebody sitting right by Elon and his group of computer nerds.
And as you know, if anyone's gonna be able to
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find that stuff, it's gonna be Elon Musk obviously. That's
how he's uncovered so much. So already, as they go
down line by line by line and they find out
this is bad, and this is bad, and this is bad.
Oh wait, this is fraud, they're gonna start traveling down
that road. Okay, well, if this line item it got
paid out to, who did it get paid out to?
(13:35):
Who cash that check? Whose bank account is that? Look
financial crimes. The beauty of it is there's oftentimes a
paper trail that you cannot cover up if the DOJ
is there and they're actually going to start prosecuting these people.
Do you understand how wonderful that could be for your country?
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And it's not about you or me getting our revenge
for them blowing up money. That's a nice side benefit
if you are look we could take take your pick,
doo or Doge says, Irs. Modernization program is fifteen billion
dollars over budget and thirty years overdue. Okay, so that
story makes you angry. It makes me angry. But let's
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just and this is a hypothetical. I don't know this,
but let's say they dig into this. Fifteen billion dollars
over budget is quite a bit over budget, thirty years overdue. Look,
there are delays and then there's missing it by three decades.
I was thirteen when this program started and it still
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hasn't finished. So let's say they dig in and they
start to find, and they will that some of this
money seems to have disappeared. If you will, you trace
it to a certain line, and then it just kind
of falls off cliff. Well, you know what that means?
Someone stole it, someone pocketed it. If the DOJ is
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going to be sitting right there looking over somebody's shoulder
and they're going to say, okay, well that's a crime.
We think there may be a crime here. What if
this is just a what if Chris write this one down?
You never know, what if a couple of years from now,
what if we're looking at even twenty thirty forty fifty
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people attached to the government, either people who ran NGOs
or government people themselves facing felony charges for what they've
done with our money. You know how much that will
do to preserve the length of the United States of America.
Because let's say the worst thing happens and JD. Vance
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loses in twenty twenty eight and Gavin Newsom's the president
of the United States, of course the communists will immediately
start to try and do everything they'd been doing. But
you're telling me those arrests aren't going to resonate throughout
the communist movement in this country. You're telling me the
next government guy at the IRS, Pentagon wherever, who gets
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tempted to get his fingers a little bit sticky, isn't
going to look at prison sentences and say, hey man,
that's not worth it. I'm not going to jail. No,
I'm not doing that. It's what can save us. And
I know, look, I know it's just talk right now,
So I don't want to get your hopes up or
my hopes up. People in politics, all of them Republican
and Democrat, they overpromise and underdeliver. To put it mildly.
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Maybe this won't come with any indictments, or maybe we'll
get you one. They'll pick the worst one, make an
example of him and call it a day. But what
if it does And Pam Bondi's been around politics long
enough to know you keep putting stuff like this out here,
people are going to demand handcuffs.
Speaker 4 (16:53):
As far as the You're hearing a lot about fraud,
waste and abuse, a lot of waste and abuse, but
there is a tremendous amount of fraud and Elon. Thank
you for your partnership, thank you for your team. You
have uncovered so much fraud in our government, and we
will prosecute you. We have an intern or task force
now working with every agency sitting here at this table,
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and if you've committed fraud, we're coming after you.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
Okay, Jesse, let's do some emails. Didn't Ganghis Khan solve
it by exterminating his problems. This is about my rant
last Friday about how it's very difficult to kill your
way out of a problem, how you should be nonviolent
and you shouldn't want to hurt people, not because you're
a pacifist or I'm a pacifist or not because there's
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no place for violence. Ever, I've never said that, because
it's very hard to kill your way out of a problem.
It's almost impossible to kill your way out of a problem.
And you mentioned I'm glad you actually mentioned it, because
that's a great example Genghis Khan, who was more total
in his killing than Ganghis Khan. If you didn't submit
as a city, he'll kill y'all, who kill your cat,
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kill your dog? He did it. Did the Mongols end
up having a peaceful existence? Ever? Never never worked out
that way. Oh, that particular city may not give you
any more problems, but there's always problems come in your way,
no matter how ruthless you are. Okay, I want to
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talk just for a minute about some pretty pervasive racism
that goes on in the country and it has to
be addressed. Hang on, Jesse Kelly, it is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. Okay. So let's
discuss something here, something that is not extremely well known,
(18:42):
something we should probably to yet another history episode on
at some point in time. But you know about Mao's
Cultural Revolution in China. You know that it's a bunch
of students, high school and college students weaponized against the
old political guard that Mao was angry against, angry ad,
i should say, and he deployed them like a domestic
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army to go around torturing and beating to death all
of his political opponents. It's also what he used to
destroy Chinese history so he could rewrite history, just like
every communist does. Most people know those things. What a
lot of people do not understand is how often racial
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grievances have been used in the history of communist activism.
We like to look back at communism in the Soviet
Union or China or whatnot, and we kind of we
almost make it simpler than today's communism. Oh well, today
we have the Black Lives Matter stuff, and it's different
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than what was taking place in the Soviet Union. No no, no,
no, no no no. There are all kinds of different ethnicities
inside a Chinese just we use blanket Chinese ethnicity as
just one thing, but there's all of different groups and subgroups,
just like you're in America, just like anywhere, because everybody
can trace their lineage back to this tribe or region,
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and there's all kinds of different subgroups and one of
the most effective ways communists will turn a group tyrannical, violent,
and evil against another group is they will find a
group that really represents the power center they want to destroy,
and they'll make it racial, and they'll declare open war
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on that racial group, and they'll convince everyone else that
you could do whatever you want to that racial group,
and there's no problem, because that's the Those are the
bad guys, those are the evil one, They're the ones responsible.
Those are the bad guys, And that you must understand. Yes,
there's a greater, greater purpose for American communism. It's to
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destroy everything. But that is a central part of American
communism with the hatred of white people that they have
gotten ingrained in the minds of so many people of
every color in this country, including white people themselves. There
they have built it in that just having white skin
is evil and bad. You're an oppressor, you're a colonizer.
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In fact, if you're white, you can't even experience racism.
Now you can respond, men cannot be racist to white women.
Speaker 3 (21:23):
Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1 (21:24):
Sorry, that makes no sense.
Speaker 2 (21:25):
Sorry, black women cannot be racist to white women.
Speaker 1 (21:29):
Do you not understand that you don't have intellection. Oh yes,
they can to understand that. Oh yes, she's saying it
and she means it. You see this open naked anti
white racism, anti male bias that is DEI. It's not
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just about your punishing white people. It's also about punishing men.
Most of the DEI people people rewarded with de I
jobs are actually women. We'd generally try to make it
about black people this or something like that, and there's
obviously a lot of that, but most of it's about women.
It anyway, what is all of it, All of it
is the communist, the American communist, the Western communist. You
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see this in places like Ireland, America everywhere, deciding that
white people in general, those are they're going to put
up the biggest fight against what we're doing. So what
we'll do is we'll simply put into law anti white things.
In fact, we'll brag about all the anti white things
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we're doing. Remember every single ad you've ever seen, every email,
every commercial, every single thing you've seen with a company
bragging about diversity, is a company bragging about anti white racism.
Realize that it was not white people they were talking about.
Definitely anti white males. That is a company bragging that
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they are against anti white males. About it. They feel
totally comfortable saying it publicly. We are focusing on diversity.
What's that mean. Oh well, we're gonna make sure we
don't hire any white men. That's what it means. You
want to hear something jaw dropping. This is from a
Jacob Savage. He wrote this for Compact magazine. This is
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about the world of literature, which I don't expect you
to care about literature. Maybe you do, maybe you don't.
But listen to this systemic racism. That's the real, true evil.
One person being racist against another is a thing. Whatever,
avoid them when you have it built in systemically. That's awful. Quote.
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This is from Jacob Savage. Over the course of the
two tens, the literary pipeline for white men was effectively
shut down. Between two thousand and one and twoy and eleven,
six white men won the New York Public Libraries Young
Lions Prize for Debut Fiction. Okay, so you got that.
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From two two thousand and one to twenty eleven, six
to won it. Since twenty twenty, not a single white
man has even been nominated. Of the twenty five total nominations.
The past decade has seen seventy finalists for the Center
for Fiction's First Novel Prize, with again not a single
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straight white American millennial male. Of the fourteen millennial finalists
for the National Book Award during the exact same time period,
zero are white men. The Wallace Stegner Fellowship at Stanford,
a launching pad for young writers, currently has zero white
male fiction and poetry fellows. Of the twenty five fiction
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fellows since twenty twenty, just one was a white man.
Perhaps most astonishingly, not a single white American man born
after nineteen eighty four has published a work of literary
fiction in The New Yorker. At least twenty four and
probably closer to thirty younger millennials have been published in total.
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Do I need to read that to you again?
Speaker 2 (25:16):
Now?
Speaker 1 (25:16):
Again? It's literature. Maybe you are a writer and that
hits close to home. Maybe you're not. It's not about literature.
That's about the institutions of the United States of America
deciding that white people are evil, that white men are evil,
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and they deserve whatever comes their way. So you can
eliminate them, segregate them, oppress them. You can treat them
like second class citizens. In fact, you should. What is
happening today in the United States of America to white
males is every bit as sick, evil and wrong as
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what was happening to black people in the nineteen fifties
and sixties. In this country, we look back in horror,
and we look at we see things like whites only
for a restaurant, and we are justifiably angry about such things.
That's freaking horrible. The skin color matters. You can't go
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eat a piece of cherry pie. That matters. That angers us.
And yet we read things like this and it doesn't
bad an eye in this country. Now it's a huge deal,
and it is playing a huge role in the simmering
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anger which you can feel in young men across this country.
They feel disenfranchised, They feel as if they can't get in.
You know what, go look at how many college scholarships
are available for young white men out there. You know,
if you've seen how expensive colleges, it's staggering. I remember
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years ago when I was this is over twenty years ago,
when I was lamely looking at colleges to get into
and trying to find how to pay for it. I
remember the binder I got from my school, and I remember, Wow,
we were middle class by this point in time. I
didn't qualify for a single one of them. Not one.
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That's wrong, and it's systemic across this country. Here it
is MGM Casino Marketing Director quote, not going to hire whites.
They just will come out and say it. Now, they
just come right out and say it. Amazing to me
what has happened, and amazing how many people will not
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speak out against it. Freaking evil man. It's wrong. And
if your company has look how diverse we are. That's
anti white racism. And you're bragging about it. All right,
speak up. It's some chalking you. So you'll speak up.
You'll be less afraid of all the all the ninnies
who I'm sure we're desperately writing down every word I
just said during that so they can complain. Go ahead
(28:05):
and complain, you freaking losers. You know what. In fact,
send your complaints to Chalk. Let me know how that
goes for you. The last time Chuck got a complaint,
which of course everyone gets complaints about me, Chalk emailed
them back and said, we've said worse than Jesse. I
love them. That's what happens when you take a male
vitality stack from Chalk and your tea levels, OHI right,
(28:27):
are high. You don't worry about whining communists trying to
cancel people. Do you want energy and focus? You want
to feel good all the time? Men or women, get
some natural herbal supplements in your body. Man, I love
Chalk so much, not just for their values, for how
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Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show. On
a wonderful Monday, we did Medal of Honor Monday, we
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add history. I got a little upset in the opening
of the show. If you missed any of that, you
can download it on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. You can send
us an email Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. I
will get to a couple of those emails here in
a couple minutes. I just wanted to do a couple
other things. I wanted to remind you everything you see
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when it comes to the support of American communism or
the anger at the right, it's all lies. Remember communism
is all based on lies. All the protests, all the rallies,
the people were paid. Remember that story. You didn't get
a lot of play. We talked about it on this
show where Kamala Harris. I believe it wasn't Pittsburgh. Don't
quote me on that, but I think I'm right. Kamala
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Harris went to Pittsburgh when she was running for president.
You don't how presidents or potential presidents though, all popping
a diner for some reason. A diner's a thing. People
look at a diner. People were sitting around having eggs,
having coffee. It looks like America. Everybody, all kinds of
people in a diner. Well, she shows up at a diner.
(30:13):
We all look at the video. There's Harris talking to
people in a diner. We find out later on they
kicked everyone out of the diner and bust in a
bunch of paid people to be that they were all actors.
They wouldn't anybody in that diner cared about Kamala Harris.
They ran them out and brought in people who did
AOC and Bernie Sanders, the two comedies, are touring the country.
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They did a tour and they said there were thirty
four thousand people at this location.
Speaker 3 (30:41):
Listen to this, you probably said to yourself. Are these
rallies organic or is somebody paying people to go to them?
Eighty four percent of the devices, which means the people
who owned them attended nine or more Commal Harris rallies
or Antifa, BLM, pro Hamas or pro Pealestinian and thirty
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one percent of them had attended over twenty. So it's
looking to me like the entire Democratic Party where their popularity,
at least for their congressional leaders as the lowest has
been in a long time. It looks to me they're
trying to create what looks like in artificial popularity by
simply paying people.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
That's Tony Seruga is his name. Now I don't know Tony.
He does data. He does incredible work with data. Here's
his written post. But this is his work, not mine.
So well, I want to make sure he gets credit
for it. They're talking about that, they're claiming there were
thirty four thousand people at this big rally. He says,
here we go again. There were twenty thousand, one hundred
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and eighty nine devices, still a large crowd, but not
even close to the thirty thousand quoted in the Denver newspaper,
nor the thirty four thousand quoted by Bernie Sanders and AOC.
This is the best part. Eighty four percent of the
devices present had attended nine or more of Kamala Harris's
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rallies Antifa, BLM, pro Hamas, pro Palestinian, thirty one percent
had attended over twenty of them. Okay, well that doesn't
make sense, does it. Eighty four percent of the people
with this rally go to rallies all the time. They
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fly all over the country to go to rallies. Now,
even if you're the most committed communists in the world,
that's kind of a lot. Why would you do that
for money? American communism, everything you see, the activism, the
anger that the everything, it's all paid for, all paid for. Yeah,
(32:54):
Chris just did the quick man, Thank you, Chris. So
that's three thousand people of the whole crowd. Three thousand
people didn't go to over nine rallies. Remember, thirty one
percent of them attended over twenty. Those are the real
those are the people who show up to work every
single day in the Democrat Party. As Lee's Elden lays
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out here, he's talking about the EPA. Yet another example
the endless frustration we have is not only is all
communist activism funded, large portions of it are funded with
our money. With these rallies, I wouldn't be surprised if
you went down that rabbit hole and found out which
group was paying who to beware if eventually you wouldn't
come back to your frigging wallace.
Speaker 5 (33:37):
They now cancel over twenty two billion dollars worth of contracts,
two billion dollars going to this NGO that Stacy Abrams
was tied to. They received only one hundred dollars in
twenty twenty three, and then the Biden administration gave them
two billion dollars. The director of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction
Fund saw his former employer get five billion dollars. There's
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twenty billion dollars went to just eight NGOs and they're
all pastors.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
Chris asked, does it matter? Does it matter? Well, did
you know that this is a thing in the restaurant
industry or I'm not as familiar I admit with the
club industry. I don't go clubbing, but did you know
that when a new one opens, oftentimes they will pay
people not only to fill up the restaurant for the
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first couple nights, they'll pay people to wait in line
because there's an illusion that it's popular, it's good. It's
of course it matters. They wouldn't still be doing it
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Speaker 5 (35:45):
A headline why you know you know the thing?
Speaker 1 (35:48):
Headlines We didn't get to AIDS pandemic risks resurging globally
amid US funding halt. According to the un don't mean
to be harsh to anybody, no matter where they happen
to live on the planet. But in the year twenty
twenty five, if you still need US funding to learn
how to avoid getting AIDS, you probably deserve AIDS. Columbia
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University agrees to Trump administration's pro safety demands as it
faces four hundred million dollar funding loss. Amazing that all
we needed to get some universities back in line was
somebody who actually wanted to get them back in line.
Now let's expand this to all communist activism on American campuses.
Oh speaking of which, Boston University celebrating trans Day of
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Visibility by performing Tarrek Cart readings. As if these people
could get any weirder that's one. Two. Why do we
need a trans day of visibility? You trany'es listing. I'm
sorry to burst your bubble, buddy. Everybody can see you.
Everybody knows everyone ag Pambondi unleashed. Trump targets legal war
against his agenda. I hope she is unleashed. I hope
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I will see this legal war. I keep hearing it's coming.
I'm ready for it to get here. IRS may help
track down illegal aliens for deportation. Well that's ridiculous. Everyone
knows the IRS is only used to attack people on
the right. God forbid, we actually use it to enforce
immigration law. All right, that's all
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a Monday. Chris, Please tell me Malice
did not pick this song. He did this on purpose?
Why is he like this? Why is he like this?
Joining me?
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Now?
Speaker 1 (00:26):
He hasn't joined us in quite some time, so I
guess we need to rehash this whole thing. My friend
Michael Malice joins me now, one of the He hides
it behind some biting humor. One of the more brilliant
people on the right, I would say, really really has
some sharp ideas, but gosh, his music is so freaking embarrassing. Michael,
tell people who you are again, really quickly.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
I'm the podcaster who's smarter and better than you. The
author of the White Chill on my show is called
You're Welcome.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
His show is extremely entertaining, called You're Welcome. Okay, Michael.
First of all, the Trump administration so far, I've been
screaming today, which is abnormals. I've been very, very pleased,
but screaming today about things like leaking national security information
and people whine, they say, what was an accident? It
(01:17):
was an accident. Well, some things are too important. You
don't get to have accidents. My kid who's five gets
to have an accident back when he was five. When
you were part of the administration, you don't get to
leak information to a communist reporter.
Speaker 2 (01:29):
Yeah, that's fair, But I think you have to put
things into context when I mean, even like Babe Ruth
was only patting what like three hundred like at his best,
you know. I mean, so I think you and I
both agree, and everyone listening to this agrees. This is
the first president in our lifetimes, if possibly ever, who
has over delivered on his campaign per Nothing has ever
happened before, where things that weren't even on the table,
(01:51):
as you and I discussed when you were on my show,
are actually happening. So and this is not the only
floppy thing. They fired some people and they had to
rehire them, and the corporate press made a lot of
hash out about that. But I mean, there's going to
be some misses. I agree with you in the broader context.
But think about how many times corporate like national security
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secrets were leaked on purpose in prior administrations, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Yeah, By the way, I was thinking about the left
today and how the disarrayed Democrats were in which we're
all enjoying that now because it couldn't happen to a
nicer group of people. And I'm convinced that once Joe
Biden took over and the rabbit animals and there were
no leashes anymore because Biden wasn't strong enough to do that,
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that they thought they had convinced themselves that they had
total power and they didn't have to ask anymore. They
didn't have to convince anybody anymore. They just did the
same thing communists always do. They just went to force.
And now that's all they know. They don't know how
to convince, so they don't even know how to try.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
I think it's something even different than that, which is
they are in a movie of their own making. And
they thought Trump was the head of vampire who you know,
flicted all these horrors in America. And once you defeat
the head vampire, you know, drive out of the w office.
It's a rat, and you know, we could just do
what we want. We've reached like the Holy Land. And
so this last election really threw them for a loop
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because everyone, I think, or not everyone, but a lot
of people at least had the narrative. Okay, maybe she's
going to get the popular vote. What he's going to
get like forty eight forty eight, you know, I mean,
he's just gonna win blectoral college. I don't think the
popular vote majority was really on the table for most pundits,
certainly not in the Democratic aisle. So now there really
don't know what to do with themselves. And this is
what the Republicans had to do in two thousand and nine.
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Remember Obama comes in with super majorities. It's like, okay,
do you swing to the center and try to reclaim
background or do you double down, you know, on your
conservative principles and try to speak to the base. It
was a time that's come to Jesus moment and they
basically show us both and didn't work out for them
for quite some time until Trump came in. And that's
what they're facing right now.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
Are they totally totally strewed? And I say this in
this way. Obviously they'll come back at some point in time,
that's the way the world works. But it seems like
their most reasonable, if we have to use that horrible word,
their most reasonable voices are all old just simply aged wise.
You know, Nancy Pelosi sits there hammered with their denches
falling out. Chuck Schumer's more hunched over than he ever
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was before. The people who are trying to try to
keep the cats inside the fence, they're all ninety five
years old and pooping and diapers. And that doesn't mean
there are going to be good things in the future
if AOC is running.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
It was there one candidate I donated money to in
twenty twenty two, and he is not old, and he
will be the saved Democratic Party.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
To who he is?
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Who your fellow sasquatch? John Fetterman, Oh gosh, John Fetterman
understands how to speak to moderates and suburban white women,
and those are the swing voters that determine elections. If
the Democratic Party had listened to him in twenty twenty four,
they wouldn't had the blowout that they did in the
Electoral College.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Yes, I'm listening to him now. Every time he opens
his OPHI a stupid mouth. He gets screamed at by
all these people. He's not he doesn't have any power.
Speaker 2 (05:09):
In twenty fifteen, every time Trump opened his mouth, he
got screamed up by everyone in the Republican Party. Remember,
and then he broke them. So there's lots of smart
people in the Democratic leadership who only want to maintain power,
and enough of them are going to start listening to
him that things are going to start moving in that direction.
And there's also going to be plenty of people who
think it's gonna be the Bernie Standers approach. You know,
we got to go full socialism and full as you
(05:31):
and I discussed, like let's go back to the COVID ways.
So that's going to be this big kind of butting
of heads going forward. They drove away. It was really funny,
as the corporate press, Democrats always talk about nonpartisanship. By partisanship,
they alienated Joe Manchin and Christen Cinema, like the two
Democrats who knew how to like go center and be bipartisan.
They drave them out of the party. They built this
grave of they're in right now.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Yes, but didn't you just by accident, by the way,
speaking with Michael Malice, the brilliant Michael Malice host of
You're Welcome, didn't you just make my point for me?
They're going to run him out of the party. He's
going to try to be moderate about this, and moderate
about that, and he's going to be primaried by some
maoist Waco in Pennsylvania who will then move on to
lose the Senate.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
See, it's easy to drive people out of the party
when you have the majority. When you're in defense, you
start kind of going over your notes. Smart people do
so again. You and I both know that the Democratic
establishment there's lots of brilliant evil people there, and enough
of them are going to start checking notes.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Michael, would you ever visit North Korea? Jewish producer Chris
wants to visit in there Korea? Hold on, what what?
Speaker 3 (06:38):
Then?
Speaker 2 (06:39):
Do you like it? Why are you not even on
the show? I wrote a book about it. What are
you talking about? Why?
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Yes, That's why I'm asking me that what happened?
Speaker 2 (06:46):
What do you mean what happened? I was there in
twenty twelve, lovely, Please have ever been? It's like the
new Milan, You mean, the biggest person the whole country?
Speaker 1 (06:52):
Literally, Well tell people your story.
Speaker 2 (06:58):
Well they can. I read it, wrote about it for
Reason magazine twelve years ago. It's not legal now if
he wanted to go in twenty twenty five as a
US citizens forbidden. I think they're closed. Altars and at all.
In fact, they think open it recently for a little
window that they shut it down again, so it's not
on the table anymore.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Michael, Where is Trump going to go in four years?
Meaning where does the party go? Trump's gone? Is it?
Where do we go? Is are we lost? Normally, when
you have a figure like Trump who everyone rests their
eyes on for a long time. Look, they can be beneficial,
they can move your party, your country the way you
(07:40):
want them to go. But when they leave, oftentimes people
are left looking around days like what do we do? Now?
Do you see that? For us?
Speaker 2 (07:48):
I do a lots of Obviously it's ten in the midterms,
and I think I'm sure you agree with this. Jd
Vance is doing everything he needs to do to be
the Air Apprentice. He is really following suit, knowing his place, yes,
ma'am and so on and so forth, and yet you know,
singing the Trump songs, so he's really positioning himself. I
(08:08):
think very very well. And i'd also here's a prediction
that I think you'll agree with as well, Jesse. We
don't know what's gonna happen if Trump and Elon start
butting heads, because there's are two giant egos that are
certain points of a matter of time.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
In my opinion, I actually have thought the exact same thing.
I think I said something about that publicly a few
months ago. I think Elon's going to get frustrated with
the pace of everything. He's obviously used to being lord
high commander in what every room, whatever room he walks into,
So is Trump. Those two types don't generally mix all
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that well.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
And yeah, and a certain point he's gonna make, it's
gonna he might just get bored. So I mean, I
don't know how it's gonna look, but that's something that
could easily, you know, put a monkey wrench at the
whole situation.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
Michael, thank you, brother, I appreciate it.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
I always a pleasure.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
Jesse Taker, Yeah, it's been a concern that I've had
for a while. But you don't want to create a
problem where there's no problem yet. But remember we had
that the reporting came out that there was a big
blow up, and it was a report that no one denied,
so we can't even do the media lied about it
where Elon and Rubio they had a big dust up.
(09:20):
Why Elon tried to can a bunch of people with
the State Department. Rubio, who's obviously a Secretary of State,
he's the head of the State Department. Rubio essentially stepped
in and said, wait a minute, I'm the one who's
going to fire people from the State Department. You don't
get to fire people in the State Department, to which Elon,
which a guy like that would operate in this way,
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would say, well, you're screwing it up. Maybe you should
move faster. That's why it asked to be me and Rubio,
United States Senator now Secretary of the State. I mean,
he's not some little child who's going to be pushed around.
He goes back. From what I understand, it got loud
in there. Now, that's not the end of the world.
It's it's a business meeting, a strategy meeting, and especially dudes,
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when they get in a meeting like that, they're gonna
be disagreements. It's gonna be yelling, it's gonna be argument.
So that's fine, in fact, it's beneficial, right, But it
also shows that Elon, a guy like that who just
he immediately sees a problem figures out how to solve it.
You you there, you there, you there, you there, immediately
boom boom boom. A guy like that, I worry about
him getting frustrated. Hey, even if he quits tomorrow, we've
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on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. You can email the show
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also kind of loving
what I heard today out of Pambondi. Credit where it's due.
I've been calling for it, We've talked about it a
million times. Resignations, firings is not enough. Government people have
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to go to prison. Pambondi today sounded like a lady
head in that.
Speaker 4 (12:28):
One y far as the We're hearing a lot about fraud,
waste and abuse, a lot of waste and abuse, but
there is a tremendous amount of fraud and Elon. Thank
you for your partnership, thank you for your team. You
have uncovered so much fraud in our government, and we
will prosecute you. We have an intern or task force
now working with every agency sitting here at this table,
(12:49):
and if you've committed fraud, we're coming after you.
Speaker 1 (12:53):
Look I'm going to try not to get my hopes up.
You know, I try not to. I'm trying not to
get your hopes up. A task force right now inside
every department, so you know what that means. DOJ has
somebody sitting right by Elon and his group of computer nerds.
And as you know, if anyone's gonna be able to
(13:14):
find that stuff, it's gonna be Elon Musk obviously. That's
how he's uncovered so much. So already, as they go
down line by line by line and they find out
this is bad, and this is bad, and this is bad.
Oh wait, this is fraud, they're gonna start traveling down
that road. Okay, well, if this line item it got
paid out to, who did it get paid out to?
(13:35):
Who cash that check? Whose bank account is that? Look
financial crimes. The beauty of it is there's oftentimes a
paper trail that you cannot cover up if the DOJ
is there and they're actually going to start prosecuting these people.
Do you understand how wonderful that could be for your country?
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And it's not about you or me getting our revenge
for them blowing up money. That's a nice side benefit
if you are look we could take take your pick,
doo or Doge says, Irs. Modernization program is fifteen billion
dollars over budget and thirty years overdue. Okay, so that
story makes you angry. It makes me angry. But let's
(14:19):
just and this is a hypothetical. I don't know this,
but let's say they dig into this. Fifteen billion dollars
over budget is quite a bit over budget, thirty years overdue. Look,
there are delays and then there's missing it by three decades.
I was thirteen when this program started and it still
(14:41):
hasn't finished. So let's say they dig in and they
start to find, and they will that some of this
money seems to have disappeared. If you will, you trace
it to a certain line, and then it just kind
of falls off cliff. Well, you know what that means?
Someone stole it, someone pocketed it. If the DOJ is
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going to be sitting right there looking over somebody's shoulder
and they're going to say, okay, well that's a crime.
We think there may be a crime here. What if
this is just a what if Chris write this one down?
You never know, what if a couple of years from now,
what if we're looking at even twenty thirty forty fifty
(15:27):
people attached to the government, either people who ran NGOs
or government people themselves facing felony charges for what they've
done with our money. You know how much that will
do to preserve the length of the United States of America.
Because let's say the worst thing happens and JD. Vance
(15:48):
loses in twenty twenty eight and Gavin Newsom's the president
of the United States, of course the communists will immediately
start to try and do everything they'd been doing. But
you're telling me those arrests aren't going to resonate throughout
the communist movement in this country. You're telling me the
next government guy at the IRS, Pentagon wherever, who gets
(16:11):
tempted to get his fingers a little bit sticky, isn't
going to look at prison sentences and say, hey man,
that's not worth it. I'm not going to jail. No,
I'm not doing that. It's what can save us. And
I know, look, I know it's just talk right now,
So I don't want to get your hopes up or
my hopes up. People in politics, all of them Republican
and Democrat, they overpromise and underdeliver. To put it mildly.
(16:35):
Maybe this won't come with any indictments, or maybe we'll
get you one. They'll pick the worst one, make an
example of him and call it a day. But what
if it does And Pam Bondi's been around politics long
enough to know you keep putting stuff like this out here,
people are going to demand handcuffs.
Speaker 4 (16:53):
As far as the You're hearing a lot about fraud,
waste and abuse, a lot of waste and abuse, but
there is a tremendous amount of fraud and Elon. Thank
you for your partnership, thank you for your team. You
have uncovered so much fraud in our government, and we
will prosecute you. We have an intern or task force
now working with every agency sitting here at this table,
(17:14):
and if you've committed fraud, we're coming after you.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
Okay, Jesse, let's do some emails. Didn't Ganghis Khan solve
it by exterminating his problems. This is about my rant
last Friday about how it's very difficult to kill your
way out of a problem, how you should be nonviolent
and you shouldn't want to hurt people, not because you're
a pacifist or I'm a pacifist or not because there's
(17:39):
no place for violence. Ever, I've never said that, because
it's very hard to kill your way out of a problem.
It's almost impossible to kill your way out of a problem.
And you mentioned I'm glad you actually mentioned it, because
that's a great example Genghis Khan, who was more total
in his killing than Ganghis Khan. If you didn't submit
as a city, he'll kill y'all, who kill your cat,
(18:00):
kill your dog? He did it. Did the Mongols end
up having a peaceful existence? Ever? Never never worked out
that way. Oh, that particular city may not give you
any more problems, but there's always problems come in your way,
no matter how ruthless you are. Okay, I want to
(18:21):
talk just for a minute about some pretty pervasive racism
that goes on in the country and it has to
be addressed. Hang on, Jesse Kelly, it is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. Okay. So let's
discuss something here, something that is not extremely well known,
(18:42):
something we should probably to yet another history episode on
at some point in time. But you know about Mao's
Cultural Revolution in China. You know that it's a bunch
of students, high school and college students weaponized against the
old political guard that Mao was angry against, angry ad,
i should say, and he deployed them like a domestic
(19:04):
army to go around torturing and beating to death all
of his political opponents. It's also what he used to
destroy Chinese history so he could rewrite history, just like
every communist does. Most people know those things. What a
lot of people do not understand is how often racial
(19:26):
grievances have been used in the history of communist activism.
We like to look back at communism in the Soviet
Union or China or whatnot, and we kind of we
almost make it simpler than today's communism. Oh well, today
we have the Black Lives Matter stuff, and it's different
(19:46):
than what was taking place in the Soviet Union. No no, no,
no, no no no. There are all kinds of different ethnicities
inside a Chinese just we use blanket Chinese ethnicity as
just one thing, but there's all of different groups and subgroups,
just like you're in America, just like anywhere, because everybody
can trace their lineage back to this tribe or region,
(20:08):
and there's all kinds of different subgroups and one of
the most effective ways communists will turn a group tyrannical, violent,
and evil against another group is they will find a
group that really represents the power center they want to destroy,
and they'll make it racial, and they'll declare open war
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on that racial group, and they'll convince everyone else that
you could do whatever you want to that racial group,
and there's no problem, because that's the Those are the
bad guys, those are the evil one, They're the ones responsible.
Those are the bad guys, And that you must understand. Yes,
there's a greater, greater purpose for American communism. It's to
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destroy everything. But that is a central part of American
communism with the hatred of white people that they have
gotten ingrained in the minds of so many people of
every color in this country, including white people themselves. There
they have built it in that just having white skin
is evil and bad. You're an oppressor, you're a colonizer.
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In fact, if you're white, you can't even experience racism.
Now you can respond, men cannot be racist to white women.
Speaker 3 (21:23):
Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1 (21:24):
Sorry, that makes no sense.
Speaker 2 (21:25):
Sorry, black women cannot be racist to white women.
Speaker 1 (21:29):
Do you not understand that you don't have intellection. Oh yes,
they can to understand that. Oh yes, she's saying it
and she means it. You see this open naked anti
white racism, anti male bias that is DEI. It's not
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just about your punishing white people. It's also about punishing men.
Most of the DEI people people rewarded with de I
jobs are actually women. We'd generally try to make it
about black people this or something like that, and there's
obviously a lot of that, but most of it's about women.
It anyway, what is all of it, All of it
is the communist, the American communist, the Western communist. You
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see this in places like Ireland, America everywhere, deciding that
white people in general, those are they're going to put
up the biggest fight against what we're doing. So what
we'll do is we'll simply put into law anti white things.
In fact, we'll brag about all the anti white things
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we're doing. Remember every single ad you've ever seen, every email,
every commercial, every single thing you've seen with a company
bragging about diversity, is a company bragging about anti white racism.
Realize that it was not white people they were talking about.
Definitely anti white males. That is a company bragging that
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they are against anti white males. About it. They feel
totally comfortable saying it publicly. We are focusing on diversity.
What's that mean. Oh well, we're gonna make sure we
don't hire any white men. That's what it means. You
want to hear something jaw dropping. This is from a
Jacob Savage. He wrote this for Compact magazine. This is
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about the world of literature, which I don't expect you
to care about literature. Maybe you do, maybe you don't.
But listen to this systemic racism. That's the real, true evil.
One person being racist against another is a thing. Whatever,
avoid them when you have it built in systemically. That's awful. Quote.
(23:40):
This is from Jacob Savage. Over the course of the
two tens, the literary pipeline for white men was effectively
shut down. Between two thousand and one and twoy and eleven,
six white men won the New York Public Libraries Young
Lions Prize for Debut Fiction. Okay, so you got that.
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From two two thousand and one to twenty eleven, six
to won it. Since twenty twenty, not a single white
man has even been nominated. Of the twenty five total nominations.
The past decade has seen seventy finalists for the Center
for Fiction's First Novel Prize, with again not a single
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straight white American millennial male. Of the fourteen millennial finalists
for the National Book Award during the exact same time period,
zero are white men. The Wallace Stegner Fellowship at Stanford,
a launching pad for young writers, currently has zero white
male fiction and poetry fellows. Of the twenty five fiction
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fellows since twenty twenty, just one was a white man.
Perhaps most astonishingly, not a single white American man born
after nineteen eighty four has published a work of literary
fiction in The New Yorker. At least twenty four and
probably closer to thirty younger millennials have been published in total.
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Do I need to read that to you again?
Speaker 2 (25:16):
Now?
Speaker 1 (25:16):
Again? It's literature. Maybe you are a writer and that
hits close to home. Maybe you're not. It's not about literature.
That's about the institutions of the United States of America
deciding that white people are evil, that white men are evil,
(25:37):
and they deserve whatever comes their way. So you can
eliminate them, segregate them, oppress them. You can treat them
like second class citizens. In fact, you should. What is
happening today in the United States of America to white
males is every bit as sick, evil and wrong as
(25:59):
what was happening to black people in the nineteen fifties
and sixties. In this country, we look back in horror,
and we look at we see things like whites only
for a restaurant, and we are justifiably angry about such things.
That's freaking horrible. The skin color matters. You can't go
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eat a piece of cherry pie. That matters. That angers us.
And yet we read things like this and it doesn't
bad an eye in this country. Now it's a huge deal,
and it is playing a huge role in the simmering
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anger which you can feel in young men across this country.
They feel disenfranchised, They feel as if they can't get in.
You know what, go look at how many college scholarships
are available for young white men out there. You know,
if you've seen how expensive colleges, it's staggering. I remember
(27:00):
years ago when I was this is over twenty years ago,
when I was lamely looking at colleges to get into
and trying to find how to pay for it. I
remember the binder I got from my school, and I remember, Wow,
we were middle class by this point in time. I
didn't qualify for a single one of them. Not one.
(27:21):
That's wrong, and it's systemic across this country. Here it
is MGM Casino Marketing Director quote, not going to hire whites.
They just will come out and say it. Now, they
just come right out and say it. Amazing to me
what has happened, and amazing how many people will not
(27:42):
speak out against it. Freaking evil man. It's wrong. And
if your company has look how diverse we are. That's
anti white racism. And you're bragging about it. All right,
speak up. It's some chalking you. So you'll speak up.
You'll be less afraid of all the all the ninnies
who I'm sure we're desperately writing down every word I
just said during that so they can complain. Go ahead
(28:05):
and complain, you freaking losers. You know what. In fact,
send your complaints to Chalk. Let me know how that
goes for you. The last time Chuck got a complaint,
which of course everyone gets complaints about me, Chalk emailed
them back and said, we've said worse than Jesse. I
love them. That's what happens when you take a male
vitality stack from Chalk and your tea levels, OHI right,
(28:27):
are high. You don't worry about whining communists trying to
cancel people. Do you want energy and focus? You want
to feel good all the time? Men or women, get
some natural herbal supplements in your body. Man, I love
Chalk so much, not just for their values, for how
I get to feel all day every day now. C
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Wee days the Jesse Kelly Show. It is The Jesse
Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show. On
a wonderful Monday, we did Medal of Honor Monday, we
(29:10):
add history. I got a little upset in the opening
of the show. If you missed any of that, you
can download it on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. You can send
us an email Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. I
will get to a couple of those emails here in
a couple minutes. I just wanted to do a couple
other things. I wanted to remind you everything you see
(29:32):
when it comes to the support of American communism or
the anger at the right, it's all lies. Remember communism
is all based on lies. All the protests, all the rallies,
the people were paid. Remember that story. You didn't get
a lot of play. We talked about it on this
show where Kamala Harris. I believe it wasn't Pittsburgh. Don't
quote me on that, but I think I'm right. Kamala
(29:52):
Harris went to Pittsburgh when she was running for president.
You don't how presidents or potential presidents though, all popping
a diner for some reason. A diner's a thing. People
look at a diner. People were sitting around having eggs,
having coffee. It looks like America. Everybody, all kinds of
people in a diner. Well, she shows up at a diner.
(30:13):
We all look at the video. There's Harris talking to
people in a diner. We find out later on they
kicked everyone out of the diner and bust in a
bunch of paid people to be that they were all actors.
They wouldn't anybody in that diner cared about Kamala Harris.
They ran them out and brought in people who did
AOC and Bernie Sanders, the two comedies, are touring the country.
(30:34):
They did a tour and they said there were thirty
four thousand people at this location.
Speaker 3 (30:41):
Listen to this, you probably said to yourself. Are these
rallies organic or is somebody paying people to go to them?
Eighty four percent of the devices, which means the people
who owned them attended nine or more Commal Harris rallies
or Antifa, BLM, pro Hamas or pro Pealestinian and thirty
(31:02):
one percent of them had attended over twenty. So it's
looking to me like the entire Democratic Party where their popularity,
at least for their congressional leaders as the lowest has
been in a long time. It looks to me they're
trying to create what looks like in artificial popularity by
simply paying people.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
That's Tony Seruga is his name. Now I don't know Tony.
He does data. He does incredible work with data. Here's
his written post. But this is his work, not mine.
So well, I want to make sure he gets credit
for it. They're talking about that, they're claiming there were
thirty four thousand people at this big rally. He says,
here we go again. There were twenty thousand, one hundred
(31:45):
and eighty nine devices, still a large crowd, but not
even close to the thirty thousand quoted in the Denver newspaper,
nor the thirty four thousand quoted by Bernie Sanders and AOC.
This is the best part. Eighty four percent of the
devices present had attended nine or more of Kamala Harris's
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rallies Antifa, BLM, pro Hamas, pro Palestinian, thirty one percent
had attended over twenty of them. Okay, well that doesn't
make sense, does it. Eighty four percent of the people
with this rally go to rallies all the time. They
(32:29):
fly all over the country to go to rallies. Now,
even if you're the most committed communists in the world,
that's kind of a lot. Why would you do that
for money? American communism, everything you see, the activism, the
anger that the everything, it's all paid for, all paid for. Yeah,
(32:54):
Chris just did the quick man, Thank you, Chris. So
that's three thousand people of the whole crowd. Three thousand
people didn't go to over nine rallies. Remember, thirty one
percent of them attended over twenty. Those are the real
those are the people who show up to work every
single day in the Democrat Party. As Lee's Elden lays
(33:16):
out here, he's talking about the EPA. Yet another example
the endless frustration we have is not only is all
communist activism funded, large portions of it are funded with
our money. With these rallies, I wouldn't be surprised if
you went down that rabbit hole and found out which
group was paying who to beware if eventually you wouldn't
come back to your frigging wallace.
Speaker 5 (33:37):
They now cancel over twenty two billion dollars worth of contracts,
two billion dollars going to this NGO that Stacy Abrams
was tied to. They received only one hundred dollars in
twenty twenty three, and then the Biden administration gave them
two billion dollars. The director of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction
Fund saw his former employer get five billion dollars. There's
(34:00):
twenty billion dollars went to just eight NGOs and they're
all pastors.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
Chris asked, does it matter? Does it matter? Well, did
you know that this is a thing in the restaurant
industry or I'm not as familiar I admit with the
club industry. I don't go clubbing, but did you know
that when a new one opens, oftentimes they will pay
people not only to fill up the restaurant for the
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first couple nights, they'll pay people to wait in line
because there's an illusion that it's popular, it's good. It's
of course it matters. They wouldn't still be doing it
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going to be like when freakin' Fred goes. That's why
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Speaker 5 (35:45):
A headline why you know you know the thing?
Speaker 1 (35:48):
Headlines We didn't get to AIDS pandemic risks resurging globally
amid US funding halt. According to the un don't mean
to be harsh to anybody, no matter where they happen
to live on the planet. But in the year twenty
twenty five, if you still need US funding to learn
how to avoid getting AIDS, you probably deserve AIDS. Columbia
(36:12):
University agrees to Trump administration's pro safety demands as it
faces four hundred million dollar funding loss. Amazing that all
we needed to get some universities back in line was
somebody who actually wanted to get them back in line.
Now let's expand this to all communist activism on American campuses.
Oh speaking of which, Boston University celebrating trans Day of
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Visibility by performing Tarrek Cart readings. As if these people
could get any weirder that's one. Two. Why do we
need a trans day of visibility? You trany'es listing. I'm
sorry to burst your bubble, buddy. Everybody can see you.
Everybody knows everyone ag Pambondi unleashed. Trump targets legal war
against his agenda. I hope she is unleashed. I hope
(36:58):
I will see this legal war. I keep hearing it's coming.
I'm ready for it to get here. IRS may help
track down illegal aliens for deportation. Well that's ridiculous. Everyone
knows the IRS is only used to attack people on
the right. God forbid, we actually use it to enforce
immigration law. All right, that's all
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