September 23, 2025 • 37 mins
They must lie to protect their revolution. The ‘risk’ of the Rear Admiral. The Democrat party is hurting but they are not dying. Remember to do the blocking and tackling of politics. Why are we going back to the moon? They didn’t take the rainbow by accident.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a Tuesday. We're about to finish making fun of Dome.
That's always a really good time. We are going to
get to emails. We'll dive into once again how communists
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lie about everything at all times. All that and so
much more coming up in the final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show. Now Dome's doing her book tour. We
just laid all that out. But this is the little
bit I wanted to talk about. People are so afraid
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of offending others, and in this hyper political climate, people
can't speak true truth. They're too afraid to speak truth.
What if they get offended? What if they complain? What
if they yell? What if they do this? What if
they do that. Here's something everybody knows in politics. Demographically,
the black community in the United States of America has well.
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I don't want to boil it down to two things,
but there politically are two things everybody knows about the
black community in America. They're going to vote Democrat the
majority of the time, although that number is dwindling for Democrats.
Black men especially are drifting towards Republicanism. But that's another
thing entirely. But you can if you're a Democrat, you
can kind of bank on getting the majority of the
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Black vote. And everybody knows homosexuality is not popular in
the black community. To put it mildly, they may vote Democrat,
but that's not a thing they like at all culturally.
That is something that is rejected and rejected loudly in
the black community. I need to remind you of the
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funniest and greatest political stunt of all time. The gay
mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Budhajetge, decides he's going
to throw his teeny tiny hat in the ring and
try to become the Democrat nominee for president. Remember, you
can't become the Democrat nominee for president without the Black vote.
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Black people are thirteen percent of the American population. But
in critical swing states you have to win to be
the Democrat nominee. They are a juggernaut, an absolute juggernaut.
If you want to be the Democrat nominee for president,
you have to win the Black vote. This is, by
the way, not to get two sidetracked. Here a huge
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reason why Democrats, especially ones with presidential aspirations, will say
some of the most ridiculous, over the top, frankly completely
racist things about white people when they're running. Like remember
everyone remembers Joe Biden telling a room full of black
people that Republicans were going to put them and I
quote back in chains. Why would you say that. It's
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not just because Joe Biden's an idiot and a loser.
You have to win over the black community. Do you
become the nominee? Okay, we got that. People to Jed's
runs for president. He's not getting any traction in the
black community because he's gay. That's why he's gay. Liberal
white women they're all down for the gay stuff. The
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black community is not. So he does and you can
look at this, there's video of it, pictures of it
all over the internet. He does black outreach. Now, black
outreach for Democrats is always ham fisted, it's always over
the top, it always looks terrible. There's no way around that.
People remember Hillary Clinton telling black people she carries hot
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sauce in her purse. Joe Biden famously told the story
of almost getting in a razor blade fight with the
black gangs. The name cornpop. All these just crazy, stupid,
over the top, ridiculous lies. Pete boodaj Edge went the
other way and chose to drink a forty out of
a brown paper bag with some black dudes. Surprise, surprise,
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that didn't get him any traction in the black community.
Soon you had to give up your dreams of being president,
and he had to accept the role of Transportation secretary. Okay,
I know that sucks, right, and things didn't work out.
Now that brings us to next time. Joe Biden decides
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it was decided for Joe Biden that he couldn't run again.
Dome is handed the nomination because Democrats are a bunch
of crooks. Kamala Harris is on her book tour. She's
sitting down with Rachel Maddow. Now, everything I just told
you about the black community and their feelings about homosexuality
and all that stuff, all those things things everyone knows.
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Republicans know what, Democrats know it, White people know what
Black people know what Mexicans know it that it's a
thing everyone knows. This is how she tried to say
what I just said without saying it, And this is
why I despise politicians. So freaking much. They can't ever
just say things. And I should note before I play
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it what you're about to hear. This is part of
the reason Donald Trump is so popular, because even when
he says things that offend you or you hate, it's
at least authentic, and he's willing to say them. Listen
to this hilarious.
Speaker 2 (05:37):
Exchange to say that he couldn't be on the ticket
effectively because he was gay. It's hard to hear.
Speaker 3 (05:41):
No, No, that's not what I said that. That's that he
couldn't be on the ticket because he is gay. My point,
as I write in the book, is that it should
be a black woman running for president of the United States,
and as a vice presidential running mate a gay man,
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with the steaks being so high.
Speaker 1 (06:05):
It made me.
Speaker 3 (06:06):
Very sad, but I also realized it would be a
real risk. We had such a short period of time.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4 (06:14):
I'm gonna start it over again, because she tries to
every qualifier in the world to try to say what
she wants to say, but can't say it. First of all,
as a black woman already, she's trying to put up
the shield.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
The shield that's worked for her forever. I'm a black woman,
you can't say anything against me. So she has to
toss that out there. But then she has to try
to throw in all these words where she's saying, I
couldn't do it because he's gay. Well, it's just as
a black woman and the risk factor, it's just so
magnificent watching these liars try to do this stuff. I'm
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starting it again. I can't help but I enjoy it.
Say that, Yeah, good point, Chris. What does she mean
by risk? You say you didn't that he the fact
that he was gay is not the reason you didn't
hire him, But then you go on to say there's risk.
What what risk are we talking about?
Speaker 2 (07:08):
Don't to say that he couldn't be on the ticket effectively.
Speaker 1 (07:11):
Maybe it's monkey pucks to say.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
That he couldn't be on the ticket effectively because he
was gay. It's hard to hear.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
No, No, that's not what I said that that's that
he couldn't be on the ticket because he is gay.
My point, as I write in the book, is that
to be a black woman running for president of the
United States, and as a vice presidential running mate a
gay man, with the stakes being so high, it made
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me very sad. But I also realized it.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
We forgot that part. Hey, it made her sad.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
You're real risk. We had such a short period of
time and the stakes were so high.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
It was too risky. The stakes were so high. I'm
a black. I felt bad, but that was totally because
he's gay. I just so I've missed her, and then
you hear stuff like that and you really understand more.
Speaker 5 (08:14):
Polling micro let's take a look at her net favorble
ratings nationwide. You know, back in October of twenty twenty four,
she was at minus five points, not exactly great, but
pretty close to the zero mark, right, pretty close to even.
But now down under she goes. She's at minus thirteen points.
That's an eight point drop since the general election. Among
the overall electorate, she is not well liked at this
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particular point. The American people, they don't want this, they
don't want her. And get this, she's thirty seven points
underwater with independence. If you can't win independence, you can't
win the election. And the bottom line is with those
in the center elector at those who are the most
up for grabs, she is way way way underwater.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
She is definitely swim with the fishes. I maintain my
prediction that I had before. I think Dome sits out
the twenty twenty eight election. Everyone thinks she's gonna run again.
And don't get me wrong, she is a moron and
she's very ambitious. But I think she probably understands two things. One,
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she is not old when it's certainly not old when
it comes to politics in America. I think she's sixty.
She's sixty, close to it, sixty sixty one. That's not
old at all. It's not old period. But in politics
in America, it's not old. She's not old. She has time.
And she also understands she has one more shot, one
more shot. Gavin Newsome, JB. Pritzker, these two appear to
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be the leaders in the clubhouse right now, trying to
make it all about them. I think she knows there's
probably no room for her this time. I could see
her sitting this out, spending this time trying to be
the good little Democrat, build up your fundraising base, and
trying to write it out. And yeah, that's a good point, Chris.
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Right now, the Trump administration, not just with you and me,
The Trump administration is popular for a president at this
point in time, he's actually quite popular. She's looking at Jdvan,
She's looking at Marco Rubio. The assassination only helped our
approval numbers. It didn't help Democrats. It hurt them badly.
Think maybe she's reading the tea leaves. My prediction is
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she sits it out. My prediction is this as well.
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I make that prediction because four out of five employers do.
That's not just from me. I didn't pull that out
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candidate the first day. How's that possible when you've been
struggling to find someone for weeks, for months, I can't
find the right one. Well, they narrow it down for you.
I know when you po job, there are gonna be
all kinds of people who want your job. But you
don't have time. There's not enough hours in the day.
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You rub a business to run. There aren't enough hours
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We'll do some emails. Next, get the Cure for Rhinos.
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Speaker 1 (12:22):
Jesse. We've spent days memorializing Charlie Kirk, and rightly so.
He was a man to be honored greatly. We've seen
an awakening in America. However, if we don't get off
our religious butts and get to the polls in twenty
twenty six, all this will be to no avail. Please
start encouraging conservative Republicans not to just think the Democrat
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Party is dying because they will not give up. We
must be strong in the polls in twenty twenty six.
But this is something we talk about often, and we're
going to be talking about it a lot leading up
to the midterms. This is something we will always do
on this show. Turn your anger into action, turn your
sadness into action, your resolve into action. And I am
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not dismissive of social media and the power of it.
Social media is very, very powerful because the most powerful
people in the world think it's powerful. Donald Trump, when
he trashed Pam Bondi the other day, publicly did so,
and he said it's because of responses on his social
media account. The most powerful people in the world can
hear your voice and do hear your voice, So it
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is powerful. However, that post on Facebook doesn't win elections.
It can help. It can help shape the culture, change
the culture. It can help. I'm not saying stop doing it,
not saying get off Instagram or whatever to to your
political activism there. But that's not the tackling and blocking
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that actually wins elections. When is your next election.
Speaker 7 (14:00):
Is it?
Speaker 1 (14:01):
Don't say the mid terms because that might not be
it for a lot of people. I would probably argue
most people, that's not the next thing you get to
vote on in your area. There are probably props, maybe
school board elections, maybe local this, local that, and you
know who knows about them the Communist in your area
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because it's their religion. They are on the Secretary of
State's website not only jotting down every position available, every
vote coming up, they are disseminating that information to all
of their friends with instructions on what to do and
who to vote for. Are you the Communist doesn't have
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some unique access to elections that you don't have. The
Communist just wants it. That's why they've been able to
take so much power in a country where they should
never have any power at all. They want it. We
have to want it to get on your Secretary of
State's website and don't just find out when the next
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election is five friends, ten friends, shoot him a text,
talk about it this weekend, talk about it tonight. Bring
it up in Bible study. When you're watching a football game,
bring it up when you're with neighbors, when you're at
a uth sports event. Hey see, we got a school
board election. You'll find by the way that the normies
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in your life appreciate it more than they hate it.
Maybe you've been hesitant. You don't want to be that
annoying political person. I'm not sure, but you'll find people
are interested. Hey, there's a school board election this Saturday.
This guy Bill, he's running. He's really great, and this
other lady's a nutball. We got to get out this
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Saturday and vote for Bill. You'll find people, Oh, I
didn't know what time this Saturday. Be that person, Be
that person, dear turn I'm a dictator. I'm not a dictator.
I've gone with your vote most of the time. I
have appreciated the Holy Grail Tournament of tournaments. It has
lived up to any March madness I can remember. With
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that being said, it's been a rough couple of weeks.
I can really go for a tiny fingers history show.
Are we're going to be graced with one soon? All right?
So I have all right, I'll just bare my soul
for you here. I've actually been feeling the same thing.
In the wake of all this heaviness and assassinations and
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everything else, I've been kind of wanting to break out
of it and do a history show for you, But
I have been feeling the heaviness just like you have. Right,
I'm just a flesh and blood person's like you are.
Although I can read a menu better than you can.
But we don't have to get into that. I'm just
a flesh and blood person better than you are. And
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you know what I've been struggling with for a couple
of weeks now, finding a history topic that I'm super into,
even ones that I've been traditionally into. I'm just kind
of listless, I guess when it comes to it, not
a terrible thing, listless, But I have found two that
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I'm considering. Not saying I'm doing it, but I say
the next one's probably going to be one of these two.
Either the Siege of Malta. We've had a lot of
requests for the Siege of Malta, or the Rhodesian Bush War.
People who are old enough will vaguely remember the Rhodesian
Bush War. You know, Zimbabwe used to be Rhodesia and
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that they fought this terrible what Chris, What Chris said,
do Malta. Maybe I will do Malta. Maybe I'll do
all right, Jewish producer, Chris, you can thank him. He
has officially pushed me on the air. I will do
you a history episode on the Siege of Malta. I
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don't know how long it will take me. I know
a bit about it. I don't know how long it'll
take me to get ready. But that's the direction I'm going,
and I'm gonna give you one, Okay. I'm also gonna
give you this little tidbit. Gold hit another record. How
many times have you heard me come on the radio
and say gold hit another record? It keeps hitting records
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and you keep sitting it out. Get some gold or
silver in your retirement. It is an unstable world out
there right now. Get some precious metals as part of
your retirement as a retirement fortification plan. That's what it does.
It raises the floor so if the bubble goes pop,
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you don't lose it all. Get some physical gold or
silver in your hands. Gold Co. They have an A
plus rating from the Better Business Bureau for a reason.
They even give out a free copy of their twenty
twenty five gold and Silver kit. At least get that
and read up on it. At least get that part
of it. Eight five five, eight one seven Gold or
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Go to Jesse Likesgold dot com. All right, all right,
you know how communists lie about everything all the time.
We have another great example of this in a moment.
Hang on, Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Tuesday. All right, let's dig into this right
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away here. As we have discussed many times, the communist
is a revolutionary. A democrat is a revolutionary, whether he's
in the media or a librarian, or a politician or
a street animal. They are fighting a revolution to bring
the country to its needs. They are not going to
advertise that, but that's that's the goal. And so couple things.
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They will do anything to protect the revolution, anything, And
one of the things they do, one of the main
things things they do, is lie. They are adamant about lying,
not even just tiny little shading of the truth, not bias, huge, big,
bold lies. You lie as hard as you can, as
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often as you can, because the truth of communism is
always horrific. They have to lie. And in the wake
of the assassination and with what's going on with Antifa,
the communists is sensing the revolution is in danger, and
of course he's right, Communist revolution is very unpopular right now.
So maybe maybe you've seen this tactic because people are
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now speaking out boldly against all the left wing violence
in this country that's been going on for years and
years and years. The violence is coming from one side.
There's a reason that it's only Republican politicians who have
to stand behind bullet proof class when they give speeches.
Now the bullets are coming from one side. Communists are violent.
Communists believe violence is a necessary part of the revolution.
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They're totally okay with it. But again, you can't advertise that.
If you're a Democrat, politician or a scumbag media communist,
you can't come out and say, well, I mean, I'm
okay with violence, we should use it. That doesn't work.
You have to lie. There's an article from The Federalist.
I'm not going to get into too much of it,
but the headline is the quote study you're citing about
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right wing violence is full of fake data. Communists know
they're violent, they know you are not. They also know
that harms the revolution if that word gets out. So
there's something called the Prosecution Project. The founder and executive
director of this Prosecution Project is a guy named Michael Lodenthal.
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Don't worry about his name, It doesn't matter. Michael Lodenthal's
his name though. He is an open anarchist and ANTIFA
related researcher at the University of Cincinnati. He puts out
a list of crimes. What do you think he included
in the crimes? What do you think he didn't include
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against the crimes? You ever heard of John Reardon. He's
a guy who made anti Semitic threats against a synagogue
and the Israeli consulate. John Rearden, You've never heard of him?
Doesn't matter. But they classified him as a right winger.
Why is he a maga hat wearing guy? No, because
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he's quote identity focused. He's a guy who hates Jews,
and so they put him down as a guy who
commits right wing violence. You know what didn't get included
in these studies. There's another, the Cato Institute, of course,
because they're the biggest bunch of controlled opposition losers in
the world. The Cato Institute put out something else too similar.
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You know what, His criteria excluded left wingers, the two
assassination attempts of Donald Trump. The study your liberal and
Peggy is going to cite when she comes in to
watch football this Sunday and tells you that right wingers
are just as violent or more violent. Is full of
fake data because communists lie about everything at all times,
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constantly creating a world of make believe in order to
protect the revolution. Speaking of protecting the revolution and speaking
of violence, Antifa the terror cells, the communist terror cells
that have been operating in America for a very very
very long time. You know what they do. They murder,
they've vandalized, they do all the horrible street animal things
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that Democrats want them to do. And that's actually the
point of this. Remember, democrats want this to happen. The
reason you did not see widespread condemnation of Charlie Kirk's
assassination is because Democrats view it as a good thing.
They want you to be afraid for your welfare. They
want Republican politicians afraid for their welfare. They like their
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street animals. Consider it. Think of communist street animals like bodyguards.
It's useful. You cross me, you might get hurt. You
cross me, you might get hurt. They like them. For instance,
Chuck Todd, you see Donald Trump recently, i think it
was yesterday, designated Antifa as a terrorist organization, which of
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course it is, but antifa is really beneficial for Democrats.
Chuck Todd came out after this and said, this.
Speaker 7 (24:40):
Where they're going to try to create a new classification
for anybody on the left who opposes Trump, iss so
a member of anela and on terrorists like this is coming.
I don't think there's any depth the problem, Like I
don't even know what antifa is.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
I know, I don't even know what antifa is. Which
is interesting because back in twenty seventeen, Chuck Todd interviewed this.
Speaker 7 (25:06):
Man, Mark Bray. You are writing this book and Antifa,
the Anti Fascist Handbook. Explain this movement and its roots.
Mark Bray is a Dartmouth professor who is studying the
antifa anti fascist movement. Antifa is a far left political
movement that argues it's necessary to confront hate groups, sometimes
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with force.
Speaker 1 (25:28):
Professor huh, So, Chuck Todd does know what antifa is.
But if he knows what it is, why would.
Speaker 7 (25:38):
You say this where they're going to try to create
a new classification for anybody on the left who opposes Trump,
as so a member of antifa and on terrorists like
this is coming. I don't think there's any depth the
problem like, I don't even know what Antifa is.
Speaker 1 (25:54):
Let's skip past the all the dissembling, shall we. Chuck
ta knows what Antifa is, and Chuck Todd and the
communists like Antifa. Antifa is a useful tool for them,
because violence is a useful tool for the communist and
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he've uws it as a necessary tool. They've all written
about it, all the long established communists have written about
how violence is necessary, violence is necessary. We have to
have violence to push the revolution forward. Antifa commits those
acts of violence. Elite communists like Chuck Todd get to
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wash their hands of it. Now that Antifa is in
trouble being designated a terrorist organization, Chuck Todd has to
come out and act like it's some nameless, faceless group
and very confusing. He doesn't even really know what it is.
Chuck Todd is lying. The truth is Chuck Todd knows
exactly what it is. He knows exactly what they do,
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he knows why they do it, and he wants them
to do it. It's so hard for good people to
understand that when democrats see your shop, get a brick
thrown through the window, a molotov cocktail chucked inside of
it and you getting your face bashed off the concrete.
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They like it. They look at that and they think
to themselves, well, that's how the revolution has to go.
We can't burn down the country without people getting hurt.
There are going to be people hurt. They're going to
be people murdered. They're going to be shops damaged and vandalized.
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And they view it as not even a necessary evil,
just a necessary thing. It's part of it. Granted, in
the end, as with every communist revolution, as soon as
they're done taking total power, they'll take all the street
animals out and shoot them and throw them in ditches.
Mal did with the Red Guard as soon as the
Communist Revolution the Cultural Revolution was over there just took
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them on the countryside and shot them all. But for
now they are necessary Chuck Todd, Joe Biden, all of them.
They know what Antifa is and they like them. They're
useful thugs, all right. Through a couple more emails before
we do headlines next. Jesse Kelly Vaccian. It is the
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Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday, almost called it a Friday.
Maybe I'm just in a Friday kind of a mood.
I'm a Friday person. Chris. Remember you can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So before I
do a couple emails, I know what I'm about to
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say is not going to be popular. I understand that.
But yessuh says it's on track to send astronauts to
the Moon in twenty twenty six. Why could somebody please
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explain to me? And I mean I need tangible things.
Why are we going to the moon? What is the point?
How does this in any way benefit me? Or you
are like what, Chris? What what if there's valuable minerals? Okay,
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so they're going up there to mine. No they're not, Chris, No,
they're not. They're not going up there to mine. They're
going to go up there and it's gonna be a
couple of photo ops and I garin freaking teu. It's
gonna be there's gonna be the biggest Dei Schmorgasbord in
the world of astronaut they can possibly find. Look, we
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have our first tranny on the moon, and guarantee it's
going to be something like that. I don't understand. Okay,
we did it once before. I got it. I understand that.
Big shout out to Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and
all the well done, well done, happy and proud. I
got it. Why do I care about the moon? I
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don't understand. You keep putting your head in your hands, Chris,
like I'm a bad person. No one can explain to
me why this is important. And when you get when
you start talking about this, people will freak out and
they'll start yelling you, like like stupid things like we
wouldn't have Velcrow. Okay, so all the billions of dollars
we sunk into NASA was for Velcrow. No one else
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would to come up with Velcro. Come on, what, Chris,
what It's a stepping stone before we go to Mars? Okay,
why do I want to go to Mars?
Speaker 6 (31:01):
No?
Speaker 1 (31:01):
I do know what's out there, Chris. A horrible environment
where human beings are not supposed to live. That's why
you can't breathe. That's why it's eight thousand degrees or
it's eight thousand degrees below zero, an environment that is
not made for human beings. Why do I care about Mars? Why?
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What you said neither was Antarctica, but I love the
Antarctic expeditions. Antarctica does have resources. That's one. Two. Antarctica
is part of the Earth. It's part of the planet
that God gave us. I don't give a crap about Mars.
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I don't care, and I don't care that much about
the Moon. I understand the moon serves functions. It's not
like I want the Moon to disappear or something like that.
I'm happy the moon is where it is. Thank you
Lord for the moon, much appreciated. I just don't know why.
What does this do for me?
Speaker 5 (32:00):
What is it?
Speaker 1 (32:01):
What does it do? It doesn't It's not a peak
to conquer, Chris. It's been conquered. It was conquered in
the sixties. But the peak has been conquered. Okay, I
got it. I don't know. I don't understand. Dear Oracle,
mcbronco listen. I love rainbows and I'm not ashamed of it.
When I was a kid, my favorite college football uniforms
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were the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. My question is, how do
we take back the rainbow from the LGBTQ Air Force
people who stole it from us. It's bs. You can't
just hijack a beautiful, natural occurring phenomenon and force people
to think about the meth Oh, I can't read that
part anyway. Well, I agree with you, and remember they
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didn't take the rainbow by accident. The rainbow, of course,
is what after God flooded the earth, killed everybody but
Noah and the boys. God said, hey, I'm never going
to do that again. This is a promise to you
that I'm never going to do that again. Boomy gives
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us rainbow. So it's part of the biblical tradition, Chris,
even with you people, it's part of the what it's
part of the biblical tradition. Did you think they took
it by accident? That's why they took it. Taking something wonderful,
a gift really and twisting it up, that's why they
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took it. I agree should take it back. I don't
have to give it up, absolutely not. You know what
you have to give up your pain. That's what you
have to give up. You don't have to live with
your pain. You don't. Relief factor is here to make
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(33:49):
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that you can't I Relief Factor before you give up
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Factor dot Com. All right, all right, Don Lemon didn't
enjoy that. Charlie Kirkman worri.
Speaker 8 (34:42):
That wasn't just about a man who died.
Speaker 1 (34:44):
This was about speaking orambos.
Speaker 8 (34:45):
That wasn't just about a man who died. This was
about a movement claiming divine permission to rule.
Speaker 1 (34:51):
Can I can I get a witness?
Speaker 8 (34:53):
It was a revival meeting wrapped in a memorial a
political rallied dress as church. What we saw in that
arena was not simply faith finding public expression. It was
religious nationalism on full display. That is the truth, That
is my truth. The language was unmistakable. Take the nation
back for God, restore America's covenant. This is a holy calling,
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That's what it sounded like. This is not the language
of democracy. This is the language of domination. And when
politicians wrap themselves in scripture, they are not calling us
to virtue. They are demanding submission.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Weird How Don Lemon was so threatened by all that.
Huh A bunch of people coming together, mourning together, singing songs.
Weird How he thought that was a big threat. And
now he's a headline. You know the thing, headlines. We
didn't get to left. This student group planned nerf gun
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event to shoot political figures. Yet young Democrats are violent,
some signs anti ice, anti ice bill banning federal law
enforcement from wearing masks. Yet this is Gavin Newsom running
for president. Gavin Newsom can't pass a state law banning
federal officers from wearing masks. This isn't going to do
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anything at all. This is Gavin Newsom trying to put
notches on the belt so he can be the Democrat
nominee Netherlands. Hungary pushed to designate Antifa as a terrorist organization. Yeah,
that organization, Chuck todd says, doesn't exist. Did you know
they're international? Quite international. Been hurting people for a very
long time. No clear path forward as government shut down looms. Gosh,
(36:40):
that's exciting stuff. At War department, shaving waivers are out
and clean and shaven faces in. You gotta feel bad
for the Italian women. NATO nations should shoot down Russian
aircraft breaching their airspace. That's according to Trump. The Russia
Ukraine thing doesn't appear to have ended in twenty four hours. Ah,
I am going to end the show right now because
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we have to come back tomorrow energized and ready to
continue our tournament and to have some more fun. That's all.
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a Tuesday. We're about to finish making fun of Dome.
That's always a really good time. We are going to
get to emails. We'll dive into once again how communists
(00:32):
lie about everything at all times. All that and so
much more coming up in the final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show. Now Dome's doing her book tour. We
just laid all that out. But this is the little
bit I wanted to talk about. People are so afraid
(00:53):
of offending others, and in this hyper political climate, people
can't speak true truth. They're too afraid to speak truth.
What if they get offended? What if they complain? What
if they yell? What if they do this? What if
they do that. Here's something everybody knows in politics. Demographically,
the black community in the United States of America has well.
(01:18):
I don't want to boil it down to two things,
but there politically are two things everybody knows about the
black community in America. They're going to vote Democrat the
majority of the time, although that number is dwindling for Democrats.
Black men especially are drifting towards Republicanism. But that's another
thing entirely. But you can if you're a Democrat, you
can kind of bank on getting the majority of the
(01:40):
Black vote. And everybody knows homosexuality is not popular in
the black community. To put it mildly, they may vote Democrat,
but that's not a thing they like at all culturally.
That is something that is rejected and rejected loudly in
the black community. I need to remind you of the
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funniest and greatest political stunt of all time. The gay
mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Budhajetge, decides he's going
to throw his teeny tiny hat in the ring and
try to become the Democrat nominee for president. Remember, you
can't become the Democrat nominee for president without the Black vote.
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Black people are thirteen percent of the American population. But
in critical swing states you have to win to be
the Democrat nominee. They are a juggernaut, an absolute juggernaut.
If you want to be the Democrat nominee for president,
you have to win the Black vote. This is, by
the way, not to get two sidetracked. Here a huge
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reason why Democrats, especially ones with presidential aspirations, will say
some of the most ridiculous, over the top, frankly completely
racist things about white people when they're running. Like remember
everyone remembers Joe Biden telling a room full of black
people that Republicans were going to put them and I
quote back in chains. Why would you say that. It's
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not just because Joe Biden's an idiot and a loser.
You have to win over the black community. Do you
become the nominee? Okay, we got that. People to Jed's
runs for president. He's not getting any traction in the
black community because he's gay. That's why he's gay. Liberal
white women they're all down for the gay stuff. The
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black community is not. So he does and you can
look at this, there's video of it, pictures of it
all over the internet. He does black outreach. Now, black
outreach for Democrats is always ham fisted, it's always over
the top, it always looks terrible. There's no way around that.
People remember Hillary Clinton telling black people she carries hot
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sauce in her purse. Joe Biden famously told the story
of almost getting in a razor blade fight with the
black gangs. The name cornpop. All these just crazy, stupid,
over the top, ridiculous lies. Pete boodaj Edge went the
other way and chose to drink a forty out of
a brown paper bag with some black dudes. Surprise, surprise,
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that didn't get him any traction in the black community.
Soon you had to give up your dreams of being president,
and he had to accept the role of Transportation secretary. Okay,
I know that sucks, right, and things didn't work out.
Now that brings us to next time. Joe Biden decides
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it was decided for Joe Biden that he couldn't run again.
Dome is handed the nomination because Democrats are a bunch
of crooks. Kamala Harris is on her book tour. She's
sitting down with Rachel Maddow. Now, everything I just told
you about the black community and their feelings about homosexuality
and all that stuff, all those things things everyone knows.
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Republicans know what, Democrats know it, White people know what
Black people know what Mexicans know it that it's a
thing everyone knows. This is how she tried to say
what I just said without saying it, And this is
why I despise politicians. So freaking much. They can't ever
just say things. And I should note before I play
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it what you're about to hear. This is part of
the reason Donald Trump is so popular, because even when
he says things that offend you or you hate, it's
at least authentic, and he's willing to say them. Listen
to this hilarious.
Speaker 2 (05:37):
Exchange to say that he couldn't be on the ticket
effectively because he was gay. It's hard to hear.
Speaker 3 (05:41):
No, No, that's not what I said that. That's that he
couldn't be on the ticket because he is gay. My point,
as I write in the book, is that it should
be a black woman running for president of the United States,
and as a vice presidential running mate a gay man,
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with the steaks being so high.
Speaker 1 (06:05):
It made me.
Speaker 3 (06:06):
Very sad, but I also realized it would be a
real risk. We had such a short period of time.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4 (06:14):
I'm gonna start it over again, because she tries to
every qualifier in the world to try to say what
she wants to say, but can't say it. First of all,
as a black woman already, she's trying to put up
the shield.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
The shield that's worked for her forever. I'm a black woman,
you can't say anything against me. So she has to
toss that out there. But then she has to try
to throw in all these words where she's saying, I
couldn't do it because he's gay. Well, it's just as
a black woman and the risk factor, it's just so
magnificent watching these liars try to do this stuff. I'm
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starting it again. I can't help but I enjoy it.
Say that, Yeah, good point, Chris. What does she mean
by risk? You say you didn't that he the fact
that he was gay is not the reason you didn't
hire him, But then you go on to say there's risk.
What what risk are we talking about?
Speaker 2 (07:08):
Don't to say that he couldn't be on the ticket effectively.
Speaker 1 (07:11):
Maybe it's monkey pucks to say.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
That he couldn't be on the ticket effectively because he
was gay. It's hard to hear.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
No, No, that's not what I said that that's that
he couldn't be on the ticket because he is gay.
My point, as I write in the book, is that
to be a black woman running for president of the
United States, and as a vice presidential running mate a
gay man, with the stakes being so high, it made
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me very sad. But I also realized it.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
We forgot that part. Hey, it made her sad.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
You're real risk. We had such a short period of
time and the stakes were so high.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
It was too risky. The stakes were so high. I'm
a black. I felt bad, but that was totally because
he's gay. I just so I've missed her, and then
you hear stuff like that and you really understand more.
Speaker 5 (08:14):
Polling micro let's take a look at her net favorble
ratings nationwide. You know, back in October of twenty twenty four,
she was at minus five points, not exactly great, but
pretty close to the zero mark, right, pretty close to even.
But now down under she goes. She's at minus thirteen points.
That's an eight point drop since the general election. Among
the overall electorate, she is not well liked at this
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particular point. The American people, they don't want this, they
don't want her. And get this, she's thirty seven points
underwater with independence. If you can't win independence, you can't
win the election. And the bottom line is with those
in the center elector at those who are the most
up for grabs, she is way way way underwater.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
She is definitely swim with the fishes. I maintain my
prediction that I had before. I think Dome sits out
the twenty twenty eight election. Everyone thinks she's gonna run again.
And don't get me wrong, she is a moron and
she's very ambitious. But I think she probably understands two things. One,
(09:15):
she is not old when it's certainly not old when
it comes to politics in America. I think she's sixty.
She's sixty, close to it, sixty sixty one. That's not
old at all. It's not old period. But in politics
in America, it's not old. She's not old. She has time.
And she also understands she has one more shot, one
more shot. Gavin Newsome, JB. Pritzker, these two appear to
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be the leaders in the clubhouse right now, trying to
make it all about them. I think she knows there's
probably no room for her this time. I could see
her sitting this out, spending this time trying to be
the good little Democrat, build up your fundraising base, and
trying to write it out. And yeah, that's a good point, Chris.
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Right now, the Trump administration, not just with you and me,
The Trump administration is popular for a president at this
point in time, he's actually quite popular. She's looking at Jdvan,
She's looking at Marco Rubio. The assassination only helped our
approval numbers. It didn't help Democrats. It hurt them badly.
Think maybe she's reading the tea leaves. My prediction is
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she sits it out. My prediction is this as well.
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I make that prediction because four out of five employers do.
That's not just from me. I didn't pull that out
of thin air. Four out of five find a quality
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candidate the first day. How's that possible when you've been
struggling to find someone for weeks, for months, I can't
find the right one. Well, they narrow it down for you.
I know when you po job, there are gonna be
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You rub a business to run. There aren't enough hours
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Speaker 1 (12:22):
Jesse. We've spent days memorializing Charlie Kirk, and rightly so.
He was a man to be honored greatly. We've seen
an awakening in America. However, if we don't get off
our religious butts and get to the polls in twenty
twenty six, all this will be to no avail. Please
start encouraging conservative Republicans not to just think the Democrat
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Party is dying because they will not give up. We
must be strong in the polls in twenty twenty six.
But this is something we talk about often, and we're
going to be talking about it a lot leading up
to the midterms. This is something we will always do
on this show. Turn your anger into action, turn your
sadness into action, your resolve into action. And I am
(13:07):
not dismissive of social media and the power of it.
Social media is very, very powerful because the most powerful
people in the world think it's powerful. Donald Trump, when
he trashed Pam Bondi the other day, publicly did so,
and he said it's because of responses on his social
media account. The most powerful people in the world can
hear your voice and do hear your voice, So it
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is powerful. However, that post on Facebook doesn't win elections.
It can help. It can help shape the culture, change
the culture. It can help. I'm not saying stop doing it,
not saying get off Instagram or whatever to to your
political activism there. But that's not the tackling and blocking
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that actually wins elections. When is your next election.
Speaker 7 (14:00):
Is it?
Speaker 1 (14:01):
Don't say the mid terms because that might not be
it for a lot of people. I would probably argue
most people, that's not the next thing you get to
vote on in your area. There are probably props, maybe
school board elections, maybe local this, local that, and you
know who knows about them the Communist in your area
(14:25):
because it's their religion. They are on the Secretary of
State's website not only jotting down every position available, every
vote coming up, they are disseminating that information to all
of their friends with instructions on what to do and
who to vote for. Are you the Communist doesn't have
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some unique access to elections that you don't have. The
Communist just wants it. That's why they've been able to
take so much power in a country where they should
never have any power at all. They want it. We
have to want it to get on your Secretary of
State's website and don't just find out when the next
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election is five friends, ten friends, shoot him a text,
talk about it this weekend, talk about it tonight. Bring
it up in Bible study. When you're watching a football game,
bring it up when you're with neighbors, when you're at
a uth sports event. Hey see, we got a school
board election. You'll find by the way that the normies
(15:29):
in your life appreciate it more than they hate it.
Maybe you've been hesitant. You don't want to be that
annoying political person. I'm not sure, but you'll find people
are interested. Hey, there's a school board election this Saturday.
This guy Bill, he's running. He's really great, and this
other lady's a nutball. We got to get out this
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Saturday and vote for Bill. You'll find people, Oh, I
didn't know what time this Saturday. Be that person, Be
that person, dear turn I'm a dictator. I'm not a dictator.
I've gone with your vote most of the time. I
have appreciated the Holy Grail Tournament of tournaments. It has
lived up to any March madness I can remember. With
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that being said, it's been a rough couple of weeks.
I can really go for a tiny fingers history show.
Are we're going to be graced with one soon? All right?
So I have all right, I'll just bare my soul
for you here. I've actually been feeling the same thing.
In the wake of all this heaviness and assassinations and
(16:35):
everything else, I've been kind of wanting to break out
of it and do a history show for you, But
I have been feeling the heaviness just like you have. Right,
I'm just a flesh and blood person's like you are.
Although I can read a menu better than you can.
But we don't have to get into that. I'm just
a flesh and blood person better than you are. And
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you know what I've been struggling with for a couple
of weeks now, finding a history topic that I'm super into,
even ones that I've been traditionally into. I'm just kind
of listless, I guess when it comes to it, not
a terrible thing, listless, But I have found two that
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I'm considering. Not saying I'm doing it, but I say
the next one's probably going to be one of these two.
Either the Siege of Malta. We've had a lot of
requests for the Siege of Malta, or the Rhodesian Bush War.
People who are old enough will vaguely remember the Rhodesian
Bush War. You know, Zimbabwe used to be Rhodesia and
(17:38):
that they fought this terrible what Chris, What Chris said,
do Malta. Maybe I will do Malta. Maybe I'll do
all right, Jewish producer, Chris, you can thank him. He
has officially pushed me on the air. I will do
you a history episode on the Siege of Malta. I
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don't know how long it will take me. I know
a bit about it. I don't know how long it'll
take me to get ready. But that's the direction I'm going,
and I'm gonna give you one, Okay. I'm also gonna
give you this little tidbit. Gold hit another record. How
many times have you heard me come on the radio
and say gold hit another record? It keeps hitting records
(18:19):
and you keep sitting it out. Get some gold or
silver in your retirement. It is an unstable world out
there right now. Get some precious metals as part of
your retirement as a retirement fortification plan. That's what it does.
It raises the floor so if the bubble goes pop,
(18:43):
you don't lose it all. Get some physical gold or
silver in your hands. Gold Co. They have an A
plus rating from the Better Business Bureau for a reason.
They even give out a free copy of their twenty
twenty five gold and Silver kit. At least get that
and read up on it. At least get that part
of it. Eight five five, eight one seven Gold or
(19:07):
Go to Jesse Likesgold dot com. All right, all right,
you know how communists lie about everything all the time.
We have another great example of this in a moment.
Hang on, Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Tuesday. All right, let's dig into this right
(19:28):
away here. As we have discussed many times, the communist
is a revolutionary. A democrat is a revolutionary, whether he's
in the media or a librarian, or a politician or
a street animal. They are fighting a revolution to bring
the country to its needs. They are not going to
advertise that, but that's that's the goal. And so couple things.
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They will do anything to protect the revolution, anything, And
one of the things they do, one of the main
things things they do, is lie. They are adamant about lying,
not even just tiny little shading of the truth, not bias, huge, big,
bold lies. You lie as hard as you can, as
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often as you can, because the truth of communism is
always horrific. They have to lie. And in the wake
of the assassination and with what's going on with Antifa,
the communists is sensing the revolution is in danger, and
of course he's right, Communist revolution is very unpopular right now.
So maybe maybe you've seen this tactic because people are
(20:38):
now speaking out boldly against all the left wing violence
in this country that's been going on for years and
years and years. The violence is coming from one side.
There's a reason that it's only Republican politicians who have
to stand behind bullet proof class when they give speeches.
Now the bullets are coming from one side. Communists are violent.
Communists believe violence is a necessary part of the revolution.
(21:01):
They're totally okay with it. But again, you can't advertise that.
If you're a Democrat, politician or a scumbag media communist,
you can't come out and say, well, I mean, I'm
okay with violence, we should use it. That doesn't work.
You have to lie. There's an article from The Federalist.
I'm not going to get into too much of it,
but the headline is the quote study you're citing about
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right wing violence is full of fake data. Communists know
they're violent, they know you are not. They also know
that harms the revolution if that word gets out. So
there's something called the Prosecution Project. The founder and executive
director of this Prosecution Project is a guy named Michael Lodenthal.
(21:49):
Don't worry about his name, It doesn't matter. Michael Lodenthal's
his name though. He is an open anarchist and ANTIFA
related researcher at the University of Cincinnati. He puts out
a list of crimes. What do you think he included
in the crimes? What do you think he didn't include
(22:12):
against the crimes? You ever heard of John Reardon. He's
a guy who made anti Semitic threats against a synagogue
and the Israeli consulate. John Rearden, You've never heard of him?
Doesn't matter. But they classified him as a right winger.
Why is he a maga hat wearing guy? No, because
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he's quote identity focused. He's a guy who hates Jews,
and so they put him down as a guy who
commits right wing violence. You know what didn't get included
in these studies. There's another, the Cato Institute, of course,
because they're the biggest bunch of controlled opposition losers in
the world. The Cato Institute put out something else too similar.
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You know what, His criteria excluded left wingers, the two
assassination attempts of Donald Trump. The study your liberal and
Peggy is going to cite when she comes in to
watch football this Sunday and tells you that right wingers
are just as violent or more violent. Is full of
fake data because communists lie about everything at all times,
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constantly creating a world of make believe in order to
protect the revolution. Speaking of protecting the revolution and speaking
of violence, Antifa the terror cells, the communist terror cells
that have been operating in America for a very very
very long time. You know what they do. They murder,
they've vandalized, they do all the horrible street animal things
(23:43):
that Democrats want them to do. And that's actually the
point of this. Remember, democrats want this to happen. The
reason you did not see widespread condemnation of Charlie Kirk's
assassination is because Democrats view it as a good thing.
They want you to be afraid for your welfare. They
want Republican politicians afraid for their welfare. They like their
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street animals. Consider it. Think of communist street animals like bodyguards.
It's useful. You cross me, you might get hurt. You
cross me, you might get hurt. They like them. For instance,
Chuck Todd, you see Donald Trump recently, i think it
was yesterday, designated Antifa as a terrorist organization, which of
(24:29):
course it is, but antifa is really beneficial for Democrats.
Chuck Todd came out after this and said, this.
Speaker 7 (24:40):
Where they're going to try to create a new classification
for anybody on the left who opposes Trump, iss so
a member of anela and on terrorists like this is coming.
I don't think there's any depth the problem, Like I
don't even know what antifa is.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
I know, I don't even know what antifa is. Which
is interesting because back in twenty seventeen, Chuck Todd interviewed this.
Speaker 7 (25:06):
Man, Mark Bray. You are writing this book and Antifa,
the Anti Fascist Handbook. Explain this movement and its roots.
Mark Bray is a Dartmouth professor who is studying the
antifa anti fascist movement. Antifa is a far left political
movement that argues it's necessary to confront hate groups, sometimes
(25:27):
with force.
Speaker 1 (25:28):
Professor huh, So, Chuck Todd does know what antifa is.
But if he knows what it is, why would.
Speaker 7 (25:38):
You say this where they're going to try to create
a new classification for anybody on the left who opposes Trump,
as so a member of antifa and on terrorists like
this is coming. I don't think there's any depth the
problem like, I don't even know what Antifa is.
Speaker 1 (25:54):
Let's skip past the all the dissembling, shall we. Chuck
ta knows what Antifa is, and Chuck Todd and the
communists like Antifa. Antifa is a useful tool for them,
because violence is a useful tool for the communist and
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he've uws it as a necessary tool. They've all written
about it, all the long established communists have written about
how violence is necessary, violence is necessary. We have to
have violence to push the revolution forward. Antifa commits those
acts of violence. Elite communists like Chuck Todd get to
(26:37):
wash their hands of it. Now that Antifa is in
trouble being designated a terrorist organization, Chuck Todd has to
come out and act like it's some nameless, faceless group
and very confusing. He doesn't even really know what it is.
Chuck Todd is lying. The truth is Chuck Todd knows
exactly what it is. He knows exactly what they do,
(27:00):
he knows why they do it, and he wants them
to do it. It's so hard for good people to
understand that when democrats see your shop, get a brick
thrown through the window, a molotov cocktail chucked inside of
it and you getting your face bashed off the concrete.
(27:20):
They like it. They look at that and they think
to themselves, well, that's how the revolution has to go.
We can't burn down the country without people getting hurt.
There are going to be people hurt. They're going to
be people murdered. They're going to be shops damaged and vandalized.
(27:42):
And they view it as not even a necessary evil,
just a necessary thing. It's part of it. Granted, in
the end, as with every communist revolution, as soon as
they're done taking total power, they'll take all the street
animals out and shoot them and throw them in ditches.
Mal did with the Red Guard as soon as the
Communist Revolution the Cultural Revolution was over there just took
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them on the countryside and shot them all. But for
now they are necessary Chuck Todd, Joe Biden, all of them.
They know what Antifa is and they like them. They're
useful thugs, all right. Through a couple more emails before
we do headlines next. Jesse Kelly Vaccian. It is the
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Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show
on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday, almost called it a Friday.
Maybe I'm just in a Friday kind of a mood.
I'm a Friday person. Chris. Remember you can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So before I
do a couple emails, I know what I'm about to
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say is not going to be popular. I understand that.
But yessuh says it's on track to send astronauts to
the Moon in twenty twenty six. Why could somebody please
(29:15):
explain to me? And I mean I need tangible things.
Why are we going to the moon? What is the point?
How does this in any way benefit me? Or you
are like what, Chris? What what if there's valuable minerals? Okay,
(29:40):
so they're going up there to mine. No they're not, Chris, No,
they're not. They're not going up there to mine. They're
going to go up there and it's gonna be a
couple of photo ops and I garin freaking teu. It's
gonna be there's gonna be the biggest Dei Schmorgasbord in
the world of astronaut they can possibly find. Look, we
(30:01):
have our first tranny on the moon, and guarantee it's
going to be something like that. I don't understand. Okay,
we did it once before. I got it. I understand that.
Big shout out to Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and
all the well done, well done, happy and proud. I
got it. Why do I care about the moon? I
(30:25):
don't understand. You keep putting your head in your hands, Chris,
like I'm a bad person. No one can explain to
me why this is important. And when you get when
you start talking about this, people will freak out and
they'll start yelling you, like like stupid things like we
wouldn't have Velcrow. Okay, so all the billions of dollars
we sunk into NASA was for Velcrow. No one else
(30:47):
would to come up with Velcro. Come on, what, Chris,
what It's a stepping stone before we go to Mars? Okay,
why do I want to go to Mars?
Speaker 6 (31:01):
No?
Speaker 1 (31:01):
I do know what's out there, Chris. A horrible environment
where human beings are not supposed to live. That's why
you can't breathe. That's why it's eight thousand degrees or
it's eight thousand degrees below zero, an environment that is
not made for human beings. Why do I care about Mars? Why?
(31:22):
What you said neither was Antarctica, but I love the
Antarctic expeditions. Antarctica does have resources. That's one. Two. Antarctica
is part of the Earth. It's part of the planet
that God gave us. I don't give a crap about Mars.
(31:44):
I don't care, and I don't care that much about
the Moon. I understand the moon serves functions. It's not
like I want the Moon to disappear or something like that.
I'm happy the moon is where it is. Thank you
Lord for the moon, much appreciated. I just don't know why.
What does this do for me?
Speaker 5 (32:00):
What is it?
Speaker 1 (32:01):
What does it do? It doesn't It's not a peak
to conquer, Chris. It's been conquered. It was conquered in
the sixties. But the peak has been conquered. Okay, I
got it. I don't know. I don't understand. Dear Oracle,
mcbronco listen. I love rainbows and I'm not ashamed of it.
When I was a kid, my favorite college football uniforms
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were the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. My question is, how do
we take back the rainbow from the LGBTQ Air Force
people who stole it from us. It's bs. You can't
just hijack a beautiful, natural occurring phenomenon and force people
to think about the meth Oh, I can't read that
part anyway. Well, I agree with you, and remember they
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didn't take the rainbow by accident. The rainbow, of course,
is what after God flooded the earth, killed everybody but
Noah and the boys. God said, hey, I'm never going
to do that again. This is a promise to you
that I'm never going to do that again. Boomy gives
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us rainbow. So it's part of the biblical tradition, Chris,
even with you people, it's part of the what it's
part of the biblical tradition. Did you think they took
it by accident? That's why they took it. Taking something wonderful,
a gift really and twisting it up, that's why they
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took it. I agree should take it back. I don't
have to give it up, absolutely not. You know what
you have to give up your pain. That's what you
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Factor dot Com. All right, all right, Don Lemon didn't
enjoy that. Charlie Kirkman worri.
Speaker 8 (34:42):
That wasn't just about a man who died.
Speaker 1 (34:44):
This was about speaking orambos.
Speaker 8 (34:45):
That wasn't just about a man who died. This was
about a movement claiming divine permission to rule.
Speaker 1 (34:51):
Can I can I get a witness?
Speaker 8 (34:53):
It was a revival meeting wrapped in a memorial a
political rallied dress as church. What we saw in that
arena was not simply faith finding public expression. It was
religious nationalism on full display. That is the truth, That
is my truth. The language was unmistakable. Take the nation
back for God, restore America's covenant. This is a holy calling,
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That's what it sounded like. This is not the language
of democracy. This is the language of domination. And when
politicians wrap themselves in scripture, they are not calling us
to virtue. They are demanding submission.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Weird How Don Lemon was so threatened by all that.
Huh A bunch of people coming together, mourning together, singing songs.
Weird How he thought that was a big threat. And
now he's a headline. You know the thing, headlines. We
didn't get to left. This student group planned nerf gun
(35:55):
event to shoot political figures. Yet young Democrats are violent,
some signs anti ice, anti ice bill banning federal law
enforcement from wearing masks. Yet this is Gavin Newsom running
for president. Gavin Newsom can't pass a state law banning
federal officers from wearing masks. This isn't going to do
(36:16):
anything at all. This is Gavin Newsom trying to put
notches on the belt so he can be the Democrat
nominee Netherlands. Hungary pushed to designate Antifa as a terrorist organization. Yeah,
that organization, Chuck todd says, doesn't exist. Did you know
they're international? Quite international. Been hurting people for a very
long time. No clear path forward as government shut down looms. Gosh,
(36:40):
that's exciting stuff. At War department, shaving waivers are out
and clean and shaven faces in. You gotta feel bad
for the Italian women. NATO nations should shoot down Russian
aircraft breaching their airspace. That's according to Trump. The Russia
Ukraine thing doesn't appear to have ended in twenty four hours. Ah,
I am going to end the show right now because
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we have to come back tomorrow energized and ready to
continue our tournament and to have some more fun. That's all.
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Jesse Kelly
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