June 2, 2025 • 37 mins
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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 wonderful Monday. And that's it for me this week. Sorry,
I must go off into the night and I'll be
back a Monday from now. Chris, how much are you
gonna miss me? A lot? I can tell it's a
(00:32):
lot you're making that You're making that face. It seems
like you're excited that I'm leaving, but I know deep
down you're covering things up. I'll miss you too, buddy,
I'll miss you too anyway, So we're gonna do a
big email round up. This hour makes fun of some
more Democrats. I don't know which direction really the final
hour is gonna go, but let's dig into it. Jesse.
(00:54):
I agree with your unease about Democrats having nothing to
lose in a candidate such as you describe. No name
came to your mind. What described fits Gavin Newsom you
mentioned him in the past. Is Gavin Newsom the DEM's
cure for what ails them? Okay, so I mentioned on
Friday in case you don't know what he's talking about,
(01:16):
maybe it's Thursday. But last week I'm looking at how
down the Democrat Party is. And it's not only that
they're down. Parties come up, parties go down. It's justuecos
it's not just that they're down. They're down. Their own
base hates them. They appear to be directionless, and they appear,
(01:39):
at least at the moment, to be embracing all the
reasons they're down, doubling down, tripling down on all this stuff.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
The one of what I think. I think it's a
waste of money.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Maybe these guys should spend their money on teaching men
to not be such sexist.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Maybe that's it.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
And so what I said was that they're so down
and that things look so blieved for Democrats that it
actually makes me a little bit nervous, because whenever you
hit bottom as a political party, normally someone will rise.
The party will come back, and someone will rise. And
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I said, I believe it has to be a man.
I do not believe it can be a woman. And
I said that not because of my own sexism. I
said that because Democrats have lost men and no woman
is going to be able to get them back. It's
going to have to come from a male. It will
have to come from a male. Of some kind what
Chris What Chris said? What if she's really hot? That
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wouldn't work. Really really hot women have a hard enough
time making it in the Republican Party because of natural
female jealousy and the Democrat Party where they all look
like a Volkswagen. That's not going to work. It just
won't work at all. The jealousy would be overwhelming. A
really hot woman will not work. A woman will not work. Old, young, hot, ugly,
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doesn't matter what it is. I believe it's going to
be a dude, and that he'll be a dude, maybe
a veteran something like that. He'll be a dude who
can speak to men in a genuine way. Not that
Hammy attempts at pandering like Tim Walls, pretending like he
knows how to load slugs into a shotgun. It's not
going to be that. To be a real dude who's
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who probably ignores the cultural stuff, kind of sets down
all that stuff. He's going to be someone smart enough
to know that the tranny stuff is a loser electorally
and knows how to speak to men. Now, you brought
up Gavin Newsom, and so I'll tell you before what
I've heard and what I know about Newsom, the goods
and the bads. Here's what it is. One. I know
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this courtesy of my buddy John Phillips. He does a
radio show out of California. He knows, he knows everything
about California politics. Newsome not only hangs out with Republicans
in his personal life. Newsome watches not MSNBC and not CNN.
Newsom watches right leaning channels to learn how to speak
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in a way that doesn't turn off right leaning people.
That's how cunning this freaking snake is. So. Newsom also
has another little feather in his cap. If we're talking
national ambitions, Newsom is a prolific fundraiser. If you are
a governor of California, you can raise a lot of
money because there's a truckloads of money in California. It
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costs a fortune to run for governor of California unless
you self funded it, which he didn't. He has the ability,
He has the rolodex of a bunch of people who
will write large checks to him. That is something to
be feared. Always fear the guy who can raise a
bunch of money, no question about that. On the negative side, though,
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I know that there are things. Look, I can only
tell you from a dude's perspective. I'm not a woman,
so I can only tell you from a dude's perspective.
That's not the kind of man's man I'm talking about,
because he doesn't come off like a man's man. He
comes off really like a slimy, sleezy politician. That's really
how he comes off, at least to me. He comes
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off with the slick back hair and that he looks
like a sleezy, slime ball politician. If you had to
go into a lab and create, hey computer create for
me a slimy politician, Gavin Newsom would probably be what
it would produce. So and look, that hurts him. It
really does hurt. If you come off as too slick,
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it hurts also. California is going to hurt him. It's not.
Let me clarify, Democrats have California. Democrats will win California
when it comes from running for president. Democrats will win
California for a very very very long time, and maybe
not forever, but for a long time. They're going to
win California. So they don't need to win over Californians.
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They're going to have California. They need to win Michigan,
they need to win Pennsylvania, they need to win Wisconsin.
I mean, they've lost Ohio for what appears to be
for good. Florida's gone courtesy of Ronda Santis, So they're
losing the swing states. They've got to get Pennsylvania, Michigan,
in Wisconsin. Is Gavin Newsom walking into Scranton, Pennsylvania and
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winning those people over. He seems pretty California to me.
Seems very very California to me. Now, the other negative
thing about Newsom. I realized there's a lot of negative
things we could say about Newsom, but California is in
a really terrible financial spot. They are, they're in a
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terrible I don't know exactly how to describe it like this, optically,
they're in a terrible spot. Let me explain. California has
become It's been so much mismanaged by Democrats for so long,
They've trashed paradise for so long that California has become
the thing you really cannot be. They've become a punchline.
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Remember uh, we talked a little bit earlier in the
show about the training stuff. Here's a good example of
this you know what really truly doomed bud Light. After
they did they rolled out that training advertising the bud
Light stuff. It wasn't necessarily your outrage or my outrage.
You're always involved, You're always putting your money where your
morals are. You're a given. What doomed bud Light was
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they became the gay beer. Meaning amongst my friends, you know,
I don't hang out with political people. They're not political people.
Amongst my friends, we would show up, or we'd be
on a group text or something like that, and inevitably
somebody would make the you're gonna be the bud Light guy. Oh,
I bet Tim's bringing bud Light. It became a punchline
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that exceeded political circles to where bud Light became if
you want to if you're a dude, you want to
get mocked by your boys, Bye bud Light. That's powerful.
That went beyond right wing politics. That's extremely powerful. When
you become a punchline, when your brand becomes a punchline,
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that's death and right now. Leading with hey, I lead California.
I'm the governor of California. You would think, because it's
the richest, most powerful state, you would think that'd be
quite a feather in your camp. Even in California. California
has become in a lot of ways a punchline, this
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left wing area where they took this beautiful paradise and
all you dirty communists destroyed it. That's not just how
I talk. That's how people across the country, including in California.
That's how they talk about California. It's not as a
California Wow. It's always ha, he's probably from Californian. To
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this day, you go up to Montana, you'll see bumper stickers,
keep Montana beautiful. Put a Californian on the bus. My parents' neighbors.
When I went up there last time, I went up
there to see my folks. My parents' neighbors, again, we
weren't having a political discussion. They were pointing out a
guy in the neighborhood who was weird. They didn't like him.
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I forget what he had done something in the neighborhood
they didn't like, and I remember it. The guy. They
immediately said, well, he's from California. What do you expect.
That's death in politics. If Gavin Newsom can't run on
California because the brand of California has been tainted, ruined
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by Democrats. Of course, then what can he run on?
You're not going to run on being a dude's dude.
But like I said, he's gonna raise a bunch of money.
He's gonna get in and I could see him winning
by default him or I already told you, I'm worried
about Pritzker, governor of Illinois, big old fat guy too.
So he's more relatable. What Chris it was being nice?
(10:05):
I meant he was relatable. It was nice. Anyway, Pritzker
a lot of money. He's run. He could try to
sell that Middle America thing. Even I realized that's that's
not really what he is, but he could try to
sell that thing. Anyway. Let's let's go on with some
other things, shall we. Let's talk about fireman Hollywood. Let's
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talk about putting your money where your morals are. Before
we talk about any of those things, Let's talk about
saving your memories forever. Think about that more now than
I ever did before. I want to preserve certain things,
things from my folks. I remember when we were up
there for my dad's funeral and we had to go
(10:48):
through uh, you know, we had to come up with
some kind of a montage, a photo montage that were
going to play at the funeral. And I remember the
box box. It was a huge, huge, heavy ten boxes
that you might be moving of hardcover pictures and we
had to sort through it all, and I remember thinking, go,
it would be nice if this was on a phone.
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Legacy Box will digitize all those hard pictures in your
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They'll digitize that, get your hard copy stuff digitized. It's
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I want these memories and I want them on my phone.
I want to look at them whatever I want, and
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We'll be back The Jesse Kelly Show. It's still real
(11:56):
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So before I get back to the emails, I just
have to say, uh, this is in a couple months.
It's not today, but in a couple months. Bob has
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to go on a road trip with the boys. They're
going back to Ohio. It doesn't matter, but going on
a road trip with the boys, and I'm working, so
I can't go. The kids today in front of ob
acted excited, not excited for the road trip, excited because
I wasn't going. And I said, wait, why don't you
(12:40):
want me going? And Luke tells me right up to
my face, he said, because you're always yelling at everybody
to hurry up, and you're always rushing everybody, and we
can't ever stop and enjoy any sight seeing or any
stuff like that. For one, that's completely out of line.
I always, yeah, it is, Chris, you I always. I
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build in a ten minute stop every three hours so
everybody can grab what Why are you laughing, Chris, Yes,
at a gas station, that's where you stop. Everybody can pee,
grab a snack. If there's like a subway or an
Arby's or something in there, grab a sandwich. Ten minutes
is plenty of time. To stretch your legs and then
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we get back on the road. The joy is not
being on the road. The joy is getting there, getting there,
And you know what, I'm not being appreciated. I'm the
one who gets us there in record time every single time.
And by the way, don't think it was just Luke.
James backed him up and then ob piled on and
confirmed it. Nobody wants me on their road trips. That's hurtful.
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That is hurtful. And guess what else, there's some grumbling
in the Cali household about my listening habits on the
road because I prefer history podcasts and stuff like that. Chris, Well,
I can do that, Chris. No, the family doesn't have
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to be asleep for that. They can stay awake and
they can learn about things they can and there's it's
perfectly interesting. It's very interesting. It is interesting, Chris, And
they act like it's boring and that they want to
listen to music. Totally hurtful, Jesse. I'm sick of Hollywood.
Every day a good actor feels the need to share
their COMMI political views that frankly, no one gives a
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crap about. I have a list of actors and actresses,
I'll never say to pee in the movie, or never
pay to see again, say to pee that didn't make sense.
Please just shut up and run for op once. Say. Look,
people in the arts, music and film and stuff like
that are just the way their minds work. They are
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naturally going to incline to the left anyway. Obviously it's
not universal, but they're going to incline to the left anyway.
So there's that. But a lot of these actors and
actresses who run their mouths about politics all the time,
they'll do that because it's job security. Remember systems, our
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corrupt system that I call the system. It demands a
proof of your loyalty, and not only once in a while,
it pays. It pays to prove to the system you
are loyal to the system. Why do you think Stephen Colbert,
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that late night host who's not funny, it's just not funny,
it's not entertaining. Why do you think he's still on TV?
You know how much money those guys make. I guarantee
he makes more than ten million dollars a year. Guarantee
he makes more than ten million dollars a year. More
than ten million dollars a year for what is it?
A one hour show on late at night and the
(15:58):
ratings aren't good and you're paying him ten million dollars
a year? What accounts for that? Don't you remember Stephen
Colbert doing a song and dance musical about taking the
COVID vaccine. Stephen Colbert will take his opening monologue and
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make it a ten minute long anti Donald Trump screed.
Stephen Colbert knows in place of funny, he had better
prove to the system he is a loyal foot soldier
of the revolution. The Oh you have it, Chris, go ahead.
Speaker 3 (16:36):
Yeah, vaccine one of one of the most cringe worthy
things I've ever seen on television.
Speaker 1 (16:57):
Who thought that was a good idea? Who would willingly
perform that on television? A man, Chris looked it up.
A man who makes fifteen million dollars a year but
isn't funny and doesn't have ratings. If you're that, you
better be a loyal communist foot soldier. Like I told
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you about your job, make sure your talent out weighs
your baggage. If you're in a sales office and you're
number one in the sales office, guess what you can
show up late every now and then you can't. You
can leave early, take off on a Friday, you can
have you can have more liberties. Why is your number
one in sales? If you're at the bottom, not making
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your quota every month, you better be in the office
before everybody, making a pot of coffee for the boss,
and you better be there over time, because your talent
doesn't outweigh your baggage. Communists work in the exact same way,
exact same way, and a lot of these actors and
actresses that do this stuff run their mouths about that stuff.
They're trying to get the next paid gig. Now I
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have to address something before I get back to a
couple more emails and things like that. I have told
you about the wireless cooking thermometer of the IQ Sense,
and I have encouraged you to use it. I've said
the chicken, steak, brisket, pull pork, whatever you were making, stove, grill, whatever.
(18:23):
I have said repeatedly, whatever you're making, use the IQ
Sense and it will come out perfectly, because then your
phone will tell you when it's done. I have run
up against something that I was not anticipating. I have
found something that I do not want you using it for.
And this is courtesy of Jewish producer Chris, who informed
(18:43):
me that he used his this weekend on meat loaf. Listen,
I'm sure it was done perfectly. Don't you ever taint
the IQ sense again by sticking it in something as
disgust as meatloaf. Chris. So I'm asking you two things. One,
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go get an IQ sense. You'll love yourself for it,
make your life better. Two, Promise me you will never
use it on meatloaf. You're better than that. It's better
than that, and it deserves better than that. Go to
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save you fifteen percent. Chefiq dot com promo code Jesse.
(19:27):
We'll be back the Jesse Kelly Show. It's still real
to me, Dammit the Terns stacks. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic Monday. You can email us
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse. Not that you
need to be told, but you were right. Your advice
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of moving to a red area is spot on. We
moved one county over from a blue slash dem city
and absolutely loved it. Occasionally, going back is depressing because
You don't see the decay on a daily basis, but
over time it's quite noticeable. I recommend to everyone, Yeah,
on that decay. That is one of the reasons. You know,
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that's one of the reasons. Actually, I don't like to
travel as much as I used to. Part of that's
just because I'm old and mean. Now that's the way
it goes. Don't agree with me when I say that stuff, Chris.
The other part of it is I get sad when
I visit the places that I have loved so much.
New York City is one that stands out because you
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know how much I adored New York City. Love uwr
New York City. I just adore it. I just adore it.
I always have. But I go once every six months,
maybe once every year. It's always for work. There's always
some work thing. It brings you to New York City.
It's noticeable every time you go back, a little dirtier,
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a little smellier, more homeless, more. It's noticeable. What Chris
is the food still good, Chris, It's unbelievable. New York
City food's unbelieving. San Diego is another one, flipping the
entire coasts. Man, I love San Diego, Southern California in general.
I've had so much fun in northern California. A man,
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they took the most, They took the coolest city in
the country, and they wrecked at Denver. Exact same thing Denver.
My buddy, you know, I've told you before. We used
to go down to Denver because there was nothing in Montana.
So if you wanted to see a big concert or
something like that, or fly out of someplace cheaper, you
had to drive down to Denvers. We were always in Denver.
I was in Denver all the time. My buddy, when
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we graduated high school went off to college. When I
was failing, he went off to college, has this great
career in sales. Not our v sales, but he has
his great career in sales. And because we had had
so much fun in Denver and he had fallen in
love with Denver, he moved back to Denver, met his
wife there, married her. Of course, have a couple baby girls.
And this is like a Denver freak, Denver fan. He
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loves him from Denver, and he moved back to Montana
last year. Last year or the year before moved back
to Montana. I finally had a chance to sit down
and have a beer with him when I was up
in Montana for my dad's funeral and the stories he
were telling me, he said, Jesse, you don't understand. It's
not even the same town. The final straw of him
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moving was he was in the suburbs the second time.
The second time he had his car stolen from his
own driveway. Thieves pulled up to his house in suburbia.
Professionals got out, in out and drove away with his car.
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And one time, I think it was did he tell me?
I think he had his daughter in the back and
ended up she was fine. She ended up being fine,
But he said, I can't live like this. Dude. Denver.
If you had never been to Denver back in the day,
you can't imagine. You can't imagine. Salt Lake's another one
of these places. Salt Lake's great, what was great? And
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last time I went, just Rainbow Pride, filth everywhere. Man,
it's noticeable. But a vote for Democrats is a vote
to destroy whatever position of power you're putting them in.
So if you're voting for Democrats for your city, your
city will rot and die. If you're voting it for
your state. Your state will rot and die. If you're
voting Democrats for your country, your country will rot and die.
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The modern Democrat Party are evil communist destroyers and they're
trying to remember they're trying to it's not an accident.
They have a purpose to destroy. Let me play you
this for you. This is the Wilkenberg at Pennsylvania, the
Wilkinburg mayor. He's protecting illegals from deporte.
Speaker 2 (23:46):
Everyone here is you know, we're family with Wilkesburg and
we just want to protect each other. We have ordinances
that protect everyone, no matter what part of life you're from.
What do you say to people who say you shouldn't
be here legally? I mean, that's how this country started.
You got to start, you know. It's about getting that
path to being a resident. And I feel like we
need to help the evil destroyers.
Speaker 1 (24:09):
Elected Democrats will destroy everything they touch, no matter how
great it is, no matter how beautiful it is. Jesse
just saw a couple of YouTube videos where cats are
being rescued by firemen, one from a tree. If Fred
managed to climb to the top of a tree or
the top of a foam poole, would you expect the
fire department to get him down to the ground, or
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would you take it upon yourself to get him down. Well,
I don't have to think about your what if scenario, buddy,
because Fred is risk averse. If you will, I've already
expressed my frustration with you before that our water dog
half poodle, half golden retriever. Those are both fantastic water dogs.
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Our water dog is afraid of the water. My mom's
dogs came over. She's got a couple of yellow labs.
My mom's dogs. No, we weren't there. And then we
went to a neighbor's house. Neighbor's house has a pool.
Told you this doesn't care if dogs get in the pool.
Once dogs in the pool, kids are in the pool.
Dogs are in the pool. My mom's dogs immediately leaping
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off the side into the pool to swim and play
with the kids. Fred stood on the side of the pool,
whining and barking the entire time because he couldn't bring
himself to go in. You know how embarrassing that is
in front of other people. Fred climbing things. Fred will
not leave the house. He will not run out the
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front door or run out the garage. You know, like
dogs do if they see one. Fred won't do it
because he's worried about getting yelled at. Fred doesn't climb
things or get into trouble. Fred just he's so embarrassing. Jesse,
how come you say the word member when you're asking
the audience a question? But use the word remember when
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making a statement? Example, remember when and I remember when?
I don't know, I didn't remember, I didn't know I
did that. You're the one who listens to me. Look,
I have to be honest with you. I'm uneducated. You
have to understand how uneducated I am. I don't have
much formal education at all. You know, I'm white trash.
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I come from a construction family. If you're looking for
some sort of eloquent wordsmith, who's gonna use a bunch
of five dollar words from the thesaurus, You have come
to the wrong place, my friend, and I mean the
very wrong place. Dear, six million dollar tongue, six million
dollars tongue, that'd be nice. I think I think all
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of us are done with this BS about men and
women's sports. Look, that's where you're wrong. The general public
is done. The right is so done. It's finally getting
louder and louder about it. But Democrats are not done.
They are not even close to being done. They haven't
walked away from it at all. They have embraced it.
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And I don't know if they can get out of it.
I don't know how they can get out. They have
embraced the tranny stuff all the way. They've gone into
it all the way, and like I said before, I
think it is the worst political decision I've ever seen
a major political party make in my entire life. I
can't believe they did it because it's a such a
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minuscule portion of the population. It doesn't move the meter
numbers wise, and b it grosses out normies. It's not
just people on the right. People on the right, people
like you, the hyper informed. You're going to get angry,
justifiably angry about all kinds of things that Normanies don't
know about and don't really care about. It doesn't move
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the meta for them at all, just doesn't. They don't care,
they don't pay enough attention. They're just kind of sauntering
through life. But the stuff that the Normies or that
the Normanies love, that's the stuff that wins or loses
you elections. You take a normal person, a non political person.
My neighbor actually, for example, he has three daughters. They're athletes.
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He was an athlete, his mom was an athlete. They're
all athletes, and the three daughters are all athletes, all
of it, volleyball, everything. He is not political, has never
cared about what I do or politics. Is just not
that kind of guy. He's a sports guy. I heard
him go eightpe on Democrats a little while ago because
of the thought of one of his girls, who works
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so hard getting beat up by a dude on the field.
Democrats turn that guy into a Republican just by embrace
and the craziness. Democrats turned him into a Republican. Anyway,
one more segment then we're out of here. Hang on, mistos,
catch up Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse
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Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a Monday, and our final one of the week. I'm sorry,
I gotta leave you, but you can send me an
email while I'm gone Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
Jesse excluding you and doctor Jill. Are doctors really just
expensive drug dealers? At this point, Radio and TV are
flooded with big pharma ads marketing to the public. Why. Okay,
(29:26):
so there's a lot. There's a lot to this, a
lot to this, and there are a lot of doctors
and hospital administrators and nurses who listen to the show
who can explain this in more detail. But let me
explain something first. Doctors oftentimes, oftentimes are not wonderful business people.
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They're wonderful doctors. You know, you think of a doctor
and maybe you just think he's smart and good at everything.
That's oftentimes not the case at all. So I know doctors.
I knew one back in Tucson. He's a doctor, good doctor,
wanted to start his own practice, but hired a business
(30:08):
manager to handle the business aspect of the medical office
because he knew he was better being a doctor and
he wasn't going to be able to be a good businessman. Okay,
So that let me get that out of the way first,
and that leads me to this. Doctors, no matter what
they are, are just like you and I. They like money,
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They need money. They want to feed their family, they
want to send their kids to college. They want to
have air conditioning, you know, they want to take a
flight somewhere to the beach that they the same simple
things that we all like, that we all strive for
the medical profession. And I'm not trying to defend every
doctor here, but the medical profession has made it financially
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beneficial to hand out rules. That's the way the profession
has gone through a combination of ridiculous legislation, Obamacare, insurance companies,
other things. The doctor is financially incentivized to hear your problems.
He'll be facing away from you now while he's staring
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at the computer entering a bunch of things into the machine.
He has to do that now, courtesy of idiot politicians.
And then when it's done, click click click, click click click.
Oh great, you came in for a running nose and
a little rash on your butt. Here's nineteen prescriptions you
can take for the rest of your life. They may
liquefy your liver and you'll die at forty five, but
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either way, that rash should clean up in about a week.
That's what medicine has become. And it's awful. It's absolutely terrible.
I hate it. Jesse. Why do Republican Oh, by the way,
one more word on that. You know The worst part
about this is, as always, it's always sold every one
of these new reforms, where we're gonna do this with
healthcare and do that healthcare. It's always sold as something
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that's going to help poor people or old people or
sick people. Every single time. No, no, no, no, it'll
help your elderly mom. Well, this will help people on
food stamps. Oh, it'll help people who are already sick.
And the truth is every single new regulation, every single
new thing, has done one thing. It is guaranteed that
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the premiere healthcare will only be for rich people. Premier healthcare,
quality healthcare will be concierge medicine outside of insurance, sometimes
outside of America. You know what kind of a big
industry that is. No, I've never done it, but I
know of it, and I've heard of it, and I've
read professional athletes and Hollywood actors and things like that.
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You want some kind of special super treatment or something
like that. You don't try to haggle with United Healthcare
or whatever here in America. As you're going back and
forth with the local hospital, you hop on a private
jet and you fly over to some special place in
Germany where this private clinic does it well. The poor
people don't get to do that. Old people retired, sitting
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at home, don't get to do that. Every single new regulation,
new law, knew this, knew that all of it only
helps the rich people. The rich people will have the
only access to the good care everyone else's carol suck.
That's why I try to avoid the doctor. That's why
you should try to get your dog to avoid the vet,
because they do the same thing. And you know how
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to keep your dog out of the vet. Told you
before rough greens. I view rough greens as a money saver,
not something that costs money. A money saveror you sprinkle
it on your dog's food, or male Greens for your cat.
It's vitamins and minerals and omega oils and probiotics, it's everything.
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You sprinkle it on the food, your dog's healthier healthy.
You'll see it. You don't have to take my word
for it. You will see it. You'll smell it, and
his breath. This energy level, the difference is amazing. If
fixed thread's digestive problems, you see the difference in it.
And you're not at the vet every other week. When's
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the last time you had to take your animal to
the vet. Was that a cheap experience? You can't believe
what they cost. Go to Roughgreens dot com slash Jesse
and get yourself a free jumpstart trial bag, or you
can call them eight three three three three my dog?
All right, all right, Jesse. Why do Republicans seem to
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be giving up on the midterms? Democrats seem to be
lost in disarray. Why do we think they will take
the House so easily? I don't know that i'd say
giving up, But there's a couple things that are all
that were always up against the sitting president after he's elected,
generally loses a bunch of seats in the House of
the midterms. That's one of those rules in politics that
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seems to happen every single time. The reasons behind that,
or the other side is extra motivated every day you're
waking up. You're a democ ah, Trump's the end of
the world for Republicans. Get complacent, Hey we got our
guy in there. Hey Trump will working out. I'm sure
it'll be fine. And you don't always get done all
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the things you were promising on the campaign trail, and
people who are excited and vote for a purpose when
they don't see those things, they lose motivation. Well, I'll
tell you, and I'm not defending it, but just emails
I get. I've had many emails from people who tell
me Jesse Republicans aren't even they're not even going to
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pass these doze cuts. You watch and Pam BONDI won't
arrest anybody. I think I'm done with politics, man, I
don't think I'm voting at all. I get those comments
emails all the time when people don't get the results
they fought for, they worked for, they voted for. When
they don't get those results, does more than just fail
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that one particular issue. You demoralize your own voting base
and people just kind of walk away. Sucks. But it's true.
And now here's a headline, but you know the thing
headlines we didn't get to. State Department will counter CCP
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exploitation of US research amid efforts to revoke student visas.
Spokesperson says the State Department is being trimmed down massively
under Marco Rubio, getting much leaner and much meaner. Instead
of being just a little Cammie Haven, Marco Rubio's reforming
things over there. I've really been impressed so far. I
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think it's doing an awesome job. DOJ drops the hammer
on Blue state after noticing something fishy with the voter list.
It's funny how often this seems to happen in blue states.
Blue states keep finding people who shouldn't be on the
voter rules. I wonder how and why that happens. I'm
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sure it's just a mistake. Walmart hit with civil penalties
after shipping toy gun to a liberal city. Gosh, these places,
the blue areas, are just becoming more and more uninhabitable
by the day. All Right, I'm at a time and
you and me, we're not going to talk again for
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a week. I will miss you. I know you're going
to miss me. I know Chris really is going to
miss me. I'll see you next Monday. That's all.
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Monday. And that's it for me this week. Sorry,
I must go off into the night and I'll be
back a Monday from now. Chris, how much are you
gonna miss me? A lot? I can tell it's a
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lot you're making that You're making that face. It seems
like you're excited that I'm leaving, but I know deep
down you're covering things up. I'll miss you too, buddy,
I'll miss you too anyway, So we're gonna do a
big email round up. This hour makes fun of some
more Democrats. I don't know which direction really the final
hour is gonna go, but let's dig into it. Jesse.
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I agree with your unease about Democrats having nothing to
lose in a candidate such as you describe. No name
came to your mind. What described fits Gavin Newsom you
mentioned him in the past. Is Gavin Newsom the DEM's
cure for what ails them? Okay, so I mentioned on
Friday in case you don't know what he's talking about,
(01:16):
maybe it's Thursday. But last week I'm looking at how
down the Democrat Party is. And it's not only that
they're down. Parties come up, parties go down. It's justuecos
it's not just that they're down. They're down. Their own
base hates them. They appear to be directionless, and they appear,
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at least at the moment, to be embracing all the
reasons they're down, doubling down, tripling down on all this stuff.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
The one of what I think. I think it's a
waste of money.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Maybe these guys should spend their money on teaching men
to not be such sexist.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Maybe that's it.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
And so what I said was that they're so down
and that things look so blieved for Democrats that it
actually makes me a little bit nervous, because whenever you
hit bottom as a political party, normally someone will rise.
The party will come back, and someone will rise. And
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I said, I believe it has to be a man.
I do not believe it can be a woman. And
I said that not because of my own sexism. I
said that because Democrats have lost men and no woman
is going to be able to get them back. It's
going to have to come from a male. It will
have to come from a male. Of some kind what
Chris What Chris said? What if she's really hot? That
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wouldn't work. Really really hot women have a hard enough
time making it in the Republican Party because of natural
female jealousy and the Democrat Party where they all look
like a Volkswagen. That's not going to work. It just
won't work at all. The jealousy would be overwhelming. A
really hot woman will not work. A woman will not work. Old, young, hot, ugly,
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doesn't matter what it is. I believe it's going to
be a dude, and that he'll be a dude, maybe
a veteran something like that. He'll be a dude who
can speak to men in a genuine way. Not that
Hammy attempts at pandering like Tim Walls, pretending like he
knows how to load slugs into a shotgun. It's not
going to be that. To be a real dude who's
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who probably ignores the cultural stuff, kind of sets down
all that stuff. He's going to be someone smart enough
to know that the tranny stuff is a loser electorally
and knows how to speak to men. Now, you brought
up Gavin Newsom, and so I'll tell you before what
I've heard and what I know about Newsom, the goods
and the bads. Here's what it is. One. I know
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this courtesy of my buddy John Phillips. He does a
radio show out of California. He knows, he knows everything
about California politics. Newsome not only hangs out with Republicans
in his personal life. Newsome watches not MSNBC and not CNN.
Newsom watches right leaning channels to learn how to speak
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in a way that doesn't turn off right leaning people.
That's how cunning this freaking snake is. So. Newsom also
has another little feather in his cap. If we're talking
national ambitions, Newsom is a prolific fundraiser. If you are
a governor of California, you can raise a lot of
money because there's a truckloads of money in California. It
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costs a fortune to run for governor of California unless
you self funded it, which he didn't. He has the ability,
He has the rolodex of a bunch of people who
will write large checks to him. That is something to
be feared. Always fear the guy who can raise a
bunch of money, no question about that. On the negative side, though,
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I know that there are things. Look, I can only
tell you from a dude's perspective. I'm not a woman,
so I can only tell you from a dude's perspective.
That's not the kind of man's man I'm talking about,
because he doesn't come off like a man's man. He
comes off really like a slimy, sleezy politician. That's really
how he comes off, at least to me. He comes
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off with the slick back hair and that he looks
like a sleezy, slime ball politician. If you had to
go into a lab and create, hey computer create for
me a slimy politician, Gavin Newsom would probably be what
it would produce. So and look, that hurts him. It
really does hurt. If you come off as too slick,
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it hurts also. California is going to hurt him. It's not.
Let me clarify, Democrats have California. Democrats will win California
when it comes from running for president. Democrats will win
California for a very very very long time, and maybe
not forever, but for a long time. They're going to
win California. So they don't need to win over Californians.
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They're going to have California. They need to win Michigan,
they need to win Pennsylvania, they need to win Wisconsin.
I mean, they've lost Ohio for what appears to be
for good. Florida's gone courtesy of Ronda Santis, So they're
losing the swing states. They've got to get Pennsylvania, Michigan,
in Wisconsin. Is Gavin Newsom walking into Scranton, Pennsylvania and
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winning those people over. He seems pretty California to me.
Seems very very California to me. Now, the other negative
thing about Newsom. I realized there's a lot of negative
things we could say about Newsom, but California is in
a really terrible financial spot. They are, they're in a
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terrible I don't know exactly how to describe it like this, optically,
they're in a terrible spot. Let me explain. California has
become It's been so much mismanaged by Democrats for so long,
They've trashed paradise for so long that California has become
the thing you really cannot be. They've become a punchline.
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Remember uh, we talked a little bit earlier in the
show about the training stuff. Here's a good example of
this you know what really truly doomed bud Light. After
they did they rolled out that training advertising the bud
Light stuff. It wasn't necessarily your outrage or my outrage.
You're always involved, You're always putting your money where your
morals are. You're a given. What doomed bud Light was
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they became the gay beer. Meaning amongst my friends, you know,
I don't hang out with political people. They're not political people.
Amongst my friends, we would show up, or we'd be
on a group text or something like that, and inevitably
somebody would make the you're gonna be the bud Light guy. Oh,
I bet Tim's bringing bud Light. It became a punchline
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that exceeded political circles to where bud Light became if
you want to if you're a dude, you want to
get mocked by your boys, Bye bud Light. That's powerful.
That went beyond right wing politics. That's extremely powerful. When
you become a punchline, when your brand becomes a punchline,
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that's death and right now. Leading with hey, I lead California.
I'm the governor of California. You would think, because it's
the richest, most powerful state, you would think that'd be
quite a feather in your camp. Even in California. California
has become in a lot of ways a punchline, this
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left wing area where they took this beautiful paradise and
all you dirty communists destroyed it. That's not just how
I talk. That's how people across the country, including in California.
That's how they talk about California. It's not as a
California Wow. It's always ha, he's probably from Californian. To
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this day, you go up to Montana, you'll see bumper stickers,
keep Montana beautiful. Put a Californian on the bus. My parents' neighbors.
When I went up there last time, I went up
there to see my folks. My parents' neighbors, again, we
weren't having a political discussion. They were pointing out a
guy in the neighborhood who was weird. They didn't like him.
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I forget what he had done something in the neighborhood
they didn't like, and I remember it. The guy. They
immediately said, well, he's from California. What do you expect.
That's death in politics. If Gavin Newsom can't run on
California because the brand of California has been tainted, ruined
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by Democrats. Of course, then what can he run on?
You're not going to run on being a dude's dude.
But like I said, he's gonna raise a bunch of money.
He's gonna get in and I could see him winning
by default him or I already told you, I'm worried
about Pritzker, governor of Illinois, big old fat guy too.
So he's more relatable. What Chris it was being nice?
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I meant he was relatable. It was nice. Anyway, Pritzker
a lot of money. He's run. He could try to
sell that Middle America thing. Even I realized that's that's
not really what he is, but he could try to
sell that thing. Anyway. Let's let's go on with some
other things, shall we. Let's talk about fireman Hollywood. Let's
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talk about putting your money where your morals are. Before
we talk about any of those things, Let's talk about
saving your memories forever. Think about that more now than
I ever did before. I want to preserve certain things,
things from my folks. I remember when we were up
there for my dad's funeral and we had to go
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through uh, you know, we had to come up with
some kind of a montage, a photo montage that were
going to play at the funeral. And I remember the
box box. It was a huge, huge, heavy ten boxes
that you might be moving of hardcover pictures and we
had to sort through it all, and I remember thinking, go,
it would be nice if this was on a phone.
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They'll digitize that, get your hard copy stuff digitized. It's
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I want these memories and I want them on my phone.
I want to look at them whatever I want, and
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We'll be back The Jesse Kelly Show. It's still real
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to me, dammit. The Ternstacks is the Jesse Kelly Show
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of the show, you can download at iHeart Spotify iTunes.
So before I get back to the emails, I just
have to say, uh, this is in a couple months.
It's not today, but in a couple months. Bob has
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to go on a road trip with the boys. They're
going back to Ohio. It doesn't matter, but going on
a road trip with the boys, and I'm working, so
I can't go. The kids today in front of ob
acted excited, not excited for the road trip, excited because
I wasn't going. And I said, wait, why don't you
(12:40):
want me going? And Luke tells me right up to
my face, he said, because you're always yelling at everybody
to hurry up, and you're always rushing everybody, and we
can't ever stop and enjoy any sight seeing or any
stuff like that. For one, that's completely out of line.
I always, yeah, it is, Chris, you I always. I
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build in a ten minute stop every three hours so
everybody can grab what Why are you laughing, Chris, Yes,
at a gas station, that's where you stop. Everybody can pee,
grab a snack. If there's like a subway or an
Arby's or something in there, grab a sandwich. Ten minutes
is plenty of time. To stretch your legs and then
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we get back on the road. The joy is not
being on the road. The joy is getting there, getting there,
And you know what, I'm not being appreciated. I'm the
one who gets us there in record time every single time.
And by the way, don't think it was just Luke.
James backed him up and then ob piled on and
confirmed it. Nobody wants me on their road trips. That's hurtful.
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That is hurtful. And guess what else, there's some grumbling
in the Cali household about my listening habits on the
road because I prefer history podcasts and stuff like that. Chris, Well,
I can do that, Chris. No, the family doesn't have
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to be asleep for that. They can stay awake and
they can learn about things they can and there's it's
perfectly interesting. It's very interesting. It is interesting, Chris, And
they act like it's boring and that they want to
listen to music. Totally hurtful, Jesse. I'm sick of Hollywood.
Every day a good actor feels the need to share
their COMMI political views that frankly, no one gives a
(14:29):
crap about. I have a list of actors and actresses,
I'll never say to pee in the movie, or never
pay to see again, say to pee that didn't make sense.
Please just shut up and run for op once. Say. Look,
people in the arts, music and film and stuff like
that are just the way their minds work. They are
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naturally going to incline to the left anyway. Obviously it's
not universal, but they're going to incline to the left anyway.
So there's that. But a lot of these actors and
actresses who run their mouths about politics all the time,
they'll do that because it's job security. Remember systems, our
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corrupt system that I call the system. It demands a
proof of your loyalty, and not only once in a while,
it pays. It pays to prove to the system you
are loyal to the system. Why do you think Stephen Colbert,
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that late night host who's not funny, it's just not funny,
it's not entertaining. Why do you think he's still on TV?
You know how much money those guys make. I guarantee
he makes more than ten million dollars a year. Guarantee
he makes more than ten million dollars a year. More
than ten million dollars a year for what is it?
A one hour show on late at night and the
(15:58):
ratings aren't good and you're paying him ten million dollars
a year? What accounts for that? Don't you remember Stephen
Colbert doing a song and dance musical about taking the
COVID vaccine. Stephen Colbert will take his opening monologue and
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make it a ten minute long anti Donald Trump screed.
Stephen Colbert knows in place of funny, he had better
prove to the system he is a loyal foot soldier
of the revolution. The Oh you have it, Chris, go ahead.
Speaker 3 (16:36):
Yeah, vaccine one of one of the most cringe worthy
things I've ever seen on television.
Speaker 1 (16:57):
Who thought that was a good idea? Who would willingly
perform that on television? A man, Chris looked it up.
A man who makes fifteen million dollars a year but
isn't funny and doesn't have ratings. If you're that, you
better be a loyal communist foot soldier. Like I told
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you about your job, make sure your talent out weighs
your baggage. If you're in a sales office and you're
number one in the sales office, guess what you can
show up late every now and then you can't. You
can leave early, take off on a Friday, you can
have you can have more liberties. Why is your number
one in sales? If you're at the bottom, not making
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your quota every month, you better be in the office
before everybody, making a pot of coffee for the boss,
and you better be there over time, because your talent
doesn't outweigh your baggage. Communists work in the exact same way,
exact same way, and a lot of these actors and
actresses that do this stuff run their mouths about that stuff.
They're trying to get the next paid gig. Now I
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have to address something before I get back to a
couple more emails and things like that. I have told
you about the wireless cooking thermometer of the IQ Sense,
and I have encouraged you to use it. I've said
the chicken, steak, brisket, pull pork, whatever you were making, stove, grill, whatever.
(18:23):
I have said repeatedly, whatever you're making, use the IQ
Sense and it will come out perfectly, because then your
phone will tell you when it's done. I have run
up against something that I was not anticipating. I have
found something that I do not want you using it for.
And this is courtesy of Jewish producer Chris, who informed
(18:43):
me that he used his this weekend on meat loaf. Listen,
I'm sure it was done perfectly. Don't you ever taint
the IQ sense again by sticking it in something as
disgust as meatloaf. Chris. So I'm asking you two things. One,
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go get an IQ sense. You'll love yourself for it,
make your life better. Two, Promise me you will never
use it on meatloaf. You're better than that. It's better
than that, and it deserves better than that. Go to
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We'll be back the Jesse Kelly Show. It's still real
to me, Dammit the Terns stacks. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on a fantastic Monday. You can email us
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse. Not that you
need to be told, but you were right. Your advice
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of moving to a red area is spot on. We
moved one county over from a blue slash dem city
and absolutely loved it. Occasionally, going back is depressing because
You don't see the decay on a daily basis, but
over time it's quite noticeable. I recommend to everyone, Yeah,
on that decay. That is one of the reasons. You know,
(20:09):
that's one of the reasons. Actually, I don't like to
travel as much as I used to. Part of that's
just because I'm old and mean. Now that's the way
it goes. Don't agree with me when I say that stuff, Chris.
The other part of it is I get sad when
I visit the places that I have loved so much.
New York City is one that stands out because you
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know how much I adored New York City. Love uwr
New York City. I just adore it. I just adore it.
I always have. But I go once every six months,
maybe once every year. It's always for work. There's always
some work thing. It brings you to New York City.
It's noticeable every time you go back, a little dirtier,
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a little smellier, more homeless, more. It's noticeable. What Chris
is the food still good, Chris, It's unbelievable. New York
City food's unbelieving. San Diego is another one, flipping the
entire coasts. Man, I love San Diego, Southern California in general.
I've had so much fun in northern California. A man,
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they took the most, They took the coolest city in
the country, and they wrecked at Denver. Exact same thing Denver.
My buddy, you know, I've told you before. We used
to go down to Denver because there was nothing in Montana.
So if you wanted to see a big concert or
something like that, or fly out of someplace cheaper, you
had to drive down to Denvers. We were always in Denver.
I was in Denver all the time. My buddy, when
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we graduated high school went off to college. When I
was failing, he went off to college, has this great
career in sales. Not our v sales, but he has
his great career in sales. And because we had had
so much fun in Denver and he had fallen in
love with Denver, he moved back to Denver, met his
wife there, married her. Of course, have a couple baby girls.
And this is like a Denver freak, Denver fan. He
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loves him from Denver, and he moved back to Montana
last year. Last year or the year before moved back
to Montana. I finally had a chance to sit down
and have a beer with him when I was up
in Montana for my dad's funeral and the stories he
were telling me, he said, Jesse, you don't understand. It's
not even the same town. The final straw of him
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moving was he was in the suburbs the second time.
The second time he had his car stolen from his
own driveway. Thieves pulled up to his house in suburbia.
Professionals got out, in out and drove away with his car.
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And one time, I think it was did he tell me?
I think he had his daughter in the back and
ended up she was fine. She ended up being fine,
But he said, I can't live like this. Dude. Denver.
If you had never been to Denver back in the day,
you can't imagine. You can't imagine. Salt Lake's another one
of these places. Salt Lake's great, what was great? And
(23:00):
last time I went, just Rainbow Pride, filth everywhere. Man,
it's noticeable. But a vote for Democrats is a vote
to destroy whatever position of power you're putting them in.
So if you're voting for Democrats for your city, your
city will rot and die. If you're voting it for
your state. Your state will rot and die. If you're
voting Democrats for your country, your country will rot and die.
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The modern Democrat Party are evil communist destroyers and they're
trying to remember they're trying to it's not an accident.
They have a purpose to destroy. Let me play you
this for you. This is the Wilkenberg at Pennsylvania, the
Wilkinburg mayor. He's protecting illegals from deporte.
Speaker 2 (23:46):
Everyone here is you know, we're family with Wilkesburg and
we just want to protect each other. We have ordinances
that protect everyone, no matter what part of life you're from.
What do you say to people who say you shouldn't
be here legally? I mean, that's how this country started.
You got to start, you know. It's about getting that
path to being a resident. And I feel like we
need to help the evil destroyers.
Speaker 1 (24:09):
Elected Democrats will destroy everything they touch, no matter how
great it is, no matter how beautiful it is. Jesse
just saw a couple of YouTube videos where cats are
being rescued by firemen, one from a tree. If Fred
managed to climb to the top of a tree or
the top of a foam poole, would you expect the
fire department to get him down to the ground, or
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would you take it upon yourself to get him down. Well,
I don't have to think about your what if scenario, buddy,
because Fred is risk averse. If you will, I've already
expressed my frustration with you before that our water dog
half poodle, half golden retriever. Those are both fantastic water dogs.
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Our water dog is afraid of the water. My mom's
dogs came over. She's got a couple of yellow labs.
My mom's dogs. No, we weren't there. And then we
went to a neighbor's house. Neighbor's house has a pool.
Told you this doesn't care if dogs get in the pool.
Once dogs in the pool, kids are in the pool.
Dogs are in the pool. My mom's dogs immediately leaping
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off the side into the pool to swim and play
with the kids. Fred stood on the side of the pool,
whining and barking the entire time because he couldn't bring
himself to go in. You know how embarrassing that is
in front of other people. Fred climbing things. Fred will
not leave the house. He will not run out the
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front door or run out the garage. You know, like
dogs do if they see one. Fred won't do it
because he's worried about getting yelled at. Fred doesn't climb
things or get into trouble. Fred just he's so embarrassing. Jesse,
how come you say the word member when you're asking
the audience a question? But use the word remember when
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making a statement? Example, remember when and I remember when?
I don't know, I didn't remember, I didn't know I
did that. You're the one who listens to me. Look,
I have to be honest with you. I'm uneducated. You
have to understand how uneducated I am. I don't have
much formal education at all. You know, I'm white trash.
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I come from a construction family. If you're looking for
some sort of eloquent wordsmith, who's gonna use a bunch
of five dollar words from the thesaurus, You have come
to the wrong place, my friend, and I mean the
very wrong place. Dear, six million dollar tongue, six million
dollars tongue, that'd be nice. I think I think all
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of us are done with this BS about men and
women's sports. Look, that's where you're wrong. The general public
is done. The right is so done. It's finally getting
louder and louder about it. But Democrats are not done.
They are not even close to being done. They haven't
walked away from it at all. They have embraced it.
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And I don't know if they can get out of it.
I don't know how they can get out. They have
embraced the tranny stuff all the way. They've gone into
it all the way, and like I said before, I
think it is the worst political decision I've ever seen
a major political party make in my entire life. I
can't believe they did it because it's a such a
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minuscule portion of the population. It doesn't move the meter
numbers wise, and b it grosses out normies. It's not
just people on the right. People on the right, people
like you, the hyper informed. You're going to get angry,
justifiably angry about all kinds of things that Normanies don't
know about and don't really care about. It doesn't move
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the meta for them at all, just doesn't. They don't care,
they don't pay enough attention. They're just kind of sauntering
through life. But the stuff that the Normies or that
the Normanies love, that's the stuff that wins or loses
you elections. You take a normal person, a non political person.
My neighbor actually, for example, he has three daughters. They're athletes.
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He was an athlete, his mom was an athlete. They're
all athletes, and the three daughters are all athletes, all
of it, volleyball, everything. He is not political, has never
cared about what I do or politics. Is just not
that kind of guy. He's a sports guy. I heard
him go eightpe on Democrats a little while ago because
of the thought of one of his girls, who works
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so hard getting beat up by a dude on the field.
Democrats turn that guy into a Republican just by embrace
and the craziness. Democrats turned him into a Republican. Anyway,
one more segment then we're out of here. Hang on, mistos,
catch up Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse
(29:02):
Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a Monday, and our final one of the week. I'm sorry,
I gotta leave you, but you can send me an
email while I'm gone Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
Jesse excluding you and doctor Jill. Are doctors really just
expensive drug dealers? At this point, Radio and TV are
flooded with big pharma ads marketing to the public. Why. Okay,
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so there's a lot. There's a lot to this, a
lot to this, and there are a lot of doctors
and hospital administrators and nurses who listen to the show
who can explain this in more detail. But let me
explain something first. Doctors oftentimes, oftentimes are not wonderful business people.
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They're wonderful doctors. You know, you think of a doctor
and maybe you just think he's smart and good at everything.
That's oftentimes not the case at all. So I know doctors.
I knew one back in Tucson. He's a doctor, good doctor,
wanted to start his own practice, but hired a business
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manager to handle the business aspect of the medical office
because he knew he was better being a doctor and
he wasn't going to be able to be a good businessman. Okay,
So that let me get that out of the way first,
and that leads me to this. Doctors, no matter what
they are, are just like you and I. They like money,
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They need money. They want to feed their family, they
want to send their kids to college. They want to
have air conditioning, you know, they want to take a
flight somewhere to the beach that they the same simple
things that we all like, that we all strive for
the medical profession. And I'm not trying to defend every
doctor here, but the medical profession has made it financially
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beneficial to hand out rules. That's the way the profession
has gone through a combination of ridiculous legislation, Obamacare, insurance companies,
other things. The doctor is financially incentivized to hear your problems.
He'll be facing away from you now while he's staring
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at the computer entering a bunch of things into the machine.
He has to do that now, courtesy of idiot politicians.
And then when it's done, click click click, click click click.
Oh great, you came in for a running nose and
a little rash on your butt. Here's nineteen prescriptions you
can take for the rest of your life. They may
liquefy your liver and you'll die at forty five, but
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either way, that rash should clean up in about a week.
That's what medicine has become. And it's awful. It's absolutely terrible.
I hate it. Jesse. Why do Republican Oh, by the way,
one more word on that. You know The worst part
about this is, as always, it's always sold every one
of these new reforms, where we're gonna do this with
healthcare and do that healthcare. It's always sold as something
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that's going to help poor people or old people or
sick people. Every single time. No, no, no, no, it'll
help your elderly mom. Well, this will help people on
food stamps. Oh, it'll help people who are already sick.
And the truth is every single new regulation, every single
new thing, has done one thing. It is guaranteed that
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the premiere healthcare will only be for rich people. Premier healthcare,
quality healthcare will be concierge medicine outside of insurance, sometimes
outside of America. You know what kind of a big
industry that is. No, I've never done it, but I
know of it, and I've heard of it, and I've
read professional athletes and Hollywood actors and things like that.
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You want some kind of special super treatment or something
like that. You don't try to haggle with United Healthcare
or whatever here in America. As you're going back and
forth with the local hospital, you hop on a private
jet and you fly over to some special place in
Germany where this private clinic does it well. The poor
people don't get to do that. Old people retired, sitting
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at home, don't get to do that. Every single new regulation,
new law, knew this, knew that all of it only
helps the rich people. The rich people will have the
only access to the good care everyone else's carol suck.
That's why I try to avoid the doctor. That's why
you should try to get your dog to avoid the vet,
because they do the same thing. And you know how
(33:27):
to keep your dog out of the vet. Told you
before rough greens. I view rough greens as a money saver,
not something that costs money. A money saveror you sprinkle
it on your dog's food, or male Greens for your cat.
It's vitamins and minerals and omega oils and probiotics, it's everything.
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You sprinkle it on the food, your dog's healthier healthy.
You'll see it. You don't have to take my word
for it. You will see it. You'll smell it, and
his breath. This energy level, the difference is amazing. If
fixed thread's digestive problems, you see the difference in it.
And you're not at the vet every other week. When's
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the last time you had to take your animal to
the vet. Was that a cheap experience? You can't believe
what they cost. Go to Roughgreens dot com slash Jesse
and get yourself a free jumpstart trial bag, or you
can call them eight three three three three my dog?
All right, all right, Jesse. Why do Republicans seem to
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be giving up on the midterms? Democrats seem to be
lost in disarray. Why do we think they will take
the House so easily? I don't know that i'd say
giving up, But there's a couple things that are all
that were always up against the sitting president after he's elected,
generally loses a bunch of seats in the House of
the midterms. That's one of those rules in politics that
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seems to happen every single time. The reasons behind that,
or the other side is extra motivated every day you're
waking up. You're a democ ah, Trump's the end of
the world for Republicans. Get complacent, Hey we got our
guy in there. Hey Trump will working out. I'm sure
it'll be fine. And you don't always get done all
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the things you were promising on the campaign trail, and
people who are excited and vote for a purpose when
they don't see those things, they lose motivation. Well, I'll
tell you, and I'm not defending it, but just emails
I get. I've had many emails from people who tell
me Jesse Republicans aren't even they're not even going to
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pass these doze cuts. You watch and Pam BONDI won't
arrest anybody. I think I'm done with politics, man, I
don't think I'm voting at all. I get those comments
emails all the time when people don't get the results
they fought for, they worked for, they voted for. When
they don't get those results, does more than just fail
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that one particular issue. You demoralize your own voting base
and people just kind of walk away. Sucks. But it's true.
And now here's a headline, but you know the thing
headlines we didn't get to. State Department will counter CCP
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exploitation of US research amid efforts to revoke student visas.
Spokesperson says the State Department is being trimmed down massively
under Marco Rubio, getting much leaner and much meaner. Instead
of being just a little Cammie Haven, Marco Rubio's reforming
things over there. I've really been impressed so far. I
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think it's doing an awesome job. DOJ drops the hammer
on Blue state after noticing something fishy with the voter list.
It's funny how often this seems to happen in blue states.
Blue states keep finding people who shouldn't be on the
voter rules. I wonder how and why that happens. I'm
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sure it's just a mistake. Walmart hit with civil penalties
after shipping toy gun to a liberal city. Gosh, these places,
the blue areas, are just becoming more and more uninhabitable
by the day. All Right, I'm at a time and
you and me, we're not going to talk again for
(37:26):
a week. I will miss you. I know you're going
to miss me. I know Chris really is going to
miss me. I'll see you next Monday. That's all.
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Jesse Kelly
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