June 4, 2026 • 36 mins
Conservatives are winning the culture war. Why are these companies fighting so hard for H1B labor? The creepiness of identical twins. Too much patriotism for California. Ice makers are life changing.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on an amazing, fantastic Thursday. Remember if you
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iHeart Spotify iTunes. All Right, So I'm back to this email,
Die writes in an email, very heartfelt, says, why does
Trump keep stepping in to save terrorists? To see pro terrorists?
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Why won't he let his reel wipe out Hamas? Why
won't he let his real wripe wipe out Hespalo? Okay,
So I'm coming back to something, and I know it
may not be something you want to hear, because when
you talk about things like terrorist organization and these countries
that want to commit genocide and things like that, you
know what kind of sounds lame when you bring up
guess prices. Sometimes if you feel passionate about that issue,
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that sounds lame. What I'm trying to explain to you
is that Donald Trump, as the President of the United
States of America, he would understand something, and he would
understand it clearly. He probably got it anyway, but he
would have advisors that explain this to him. One hundred
and fifty dollars a barrel oil is not just you
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paying too much at the pump getting angry. Maybe you're
going to vote Democrat in November or something dumb like that.
That is probably an American recession. Our economy dive bombs
into a recession and an American recession. Remember it's such
a global economy now that when we have a depression,
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everyone has a depression. When we have a recession, everyone
has a recession. Now we we're the largest, most powerful,
richest country on the planet. Let's say we go into
a recession. If it's bad here, it's catastrophic in other
parts of the globe. Famine, civil war, one hundred and
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fifty dollars a barrel oil, Do not dismiss it as well.
I compare a little more to pump. That is not
what it means. The global commodity that powers the planet,
if it becomes unaffordable for various countries around the planet,
will kill people, lots of them, lots of them. I
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am not saying that to say Trump is one hundred
percent right or a hundred percent wrong. I'm not taking
a position on it. But if you look at this
hamas Hezbela stuff and you say to yourself, well, why
are you holding back? Israel has Balot sucks and Hammas sucks.
They do suck, freaking evil bunch of dirt balgie hotties.
They do suck. Donald Trump, as the president, has to
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consider more than just Hamas, more than just Hesbellah. He
has been desperately ouss obvious. He's desperate. I told people
a long time ago he was desperate. He has been
desperately seeking out a deal here so he can pack
up and leave. Because he has to have the strait
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of horror moves open so shipping can go through it unmolested.
He has to have it. He also, and I hate
that this is the case. He also cannot afford to
bomb out all the oil facilities and Iran because it
takes them off the global market forever, I want to
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say forever, for a very very long time. These solutions
that people are selling you on, why does he does
bomb this and blow this up and boot it. They
don't understand at all what they're actually saying, and Donald
Trump does. That's why he said he came out today.
He stive about the seasfire thing because people are mad.
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But why are you still calling a ceasefirey Ron's launching drones. Uh,
pretty much the way it is. It's a different part
of the world, you know.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
I'd say that part of the world sees fires when
you're shooting in a more moderate manner.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
One that's very very funny and very very true. And
two look headline Israel and Lebanon agreed it would cease fire.
Donald Trump in a vacuum doesn't want Israel to stop
blowing up Hezbollah in a vacuum. That's not what he wants.
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It's not Donald Trump in a vacuum doesn't want Israel
to stop blowing up Hamas in a vacuum. That's not
what he wants. But Donald Trump can't operate in a
vacuum because he's the president of the United States of America.
He has to consider the larger implications of absolutely everything.
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And in Trump's mind, the larger implications are I need
a deal. I need to get out of this mess
I walked us into. That's how he thinks. You can
disagree with that way of thinking, and I get it.
There's nothing that brings out more passion in people than
this thing. I'll show up tomorrow to granted a million asks.
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Doctor Jesse emails Jesse kellyshow dot com and I'll show
up to a bunch of people who feel so strongly
about this on all sides of it. I don't care
what if they get a nuke. No Jesse, screw Israel,
those dirty Jews. I'll show up to all kinds of
emails all across the spectrum tomorrow, and that's fine. You
email me whatever you one. I couldn't possibly care less.
That's fine. You can have your say. But that's how
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Trump sees it, all right, Want some good news? This
is from the Daily Wire. Conservatives are winning the war
against LGBT ideology. A major pull shows. I'm not going
to go into nerdy details. Who gives a crap about that.
Let me just tell you that this rainbow filth that
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spread everywhere all the time, and it eventually reads such
a peak that it's on Sesame Street and it's in
your sports team, and I know all that stuff still exists.
It only got to that level because the right allowed it.
Because the right decided I don't want to be called
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a big head. I don't want to make anyone feel bad.
I want to be inclusive, I want to be tolerant.
I want to be that. It only reached the level
it reached because we never engaged. Then they pushed too far,
as communists always do, and soon you can't walk into
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target without seeing chest binders for your teenage daughter. Then
COVID happened, and you find out your kid's third grade
math teacher is a dirty lesbian Communist who tells him
America sucks. And then you realized, wait a minute, I
have to step in. Now that we're stepping in, will
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win in the end. Now, let's save a baby's life.
I know that abortion is never in the news anymore,
and there are some things that we get used to,
terrible things that we get used to as a society
that we've just come to accept because they're so common.
And that's abortion. We've come to accept that every day
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women are killing their babies. I just saw a post
on social media this morning. I believe he was a filmmaker.
A guy came out and just announced publicly that he
and his wife just aborted their baby. Just get put
along post up about it. It was one of the most heartbreaking,
horrible things I've ever seen. Preborn is out there saving
lives every day. When you forget about it, and I
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forget about it. I go through the days, I don't
think about abortion. Preborn is there every single day giving
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We'll be back. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Thursday. And don't forget. You can email the
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show you love, your hate, your death threats, but most
importantly you're ask doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before I get to twins, because
I have a real bone to pick with them. I
want to get to this all right. The economy, ever
since the nineteen sixties, the American economy, as we've talked
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about many many times before, has been slowly but surely
been taken away from America and Americans and handed to
cheap foreigners. It just has those factories that dried up,
dried up. Is it's not necessarily accurate. They went to China,
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they got sent overseas that that plant that used to
really hold your town up. Oh, it still exists now
it's in Bangladesh. That was done to the American people.
Now that's the stuff we sent overseas. Let's talk about
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here here in the United States of America. There has
been something happening for a very long time, and we
can just be very open and honest about it because
it's one hundred percent true. And both parties, for various reasons,
often differing reasons, both parties have participated in it. And
here's how it works. You get somebody from we'll call
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it China, because I just read a story about this
today from China. You get somebody from China, guy from China,
and he somehow rises to be CEO of a company
here in the United States of America. Well, he's not
just here, not just here to make it rich. You see,
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he through his training and upbringing and everything else, feels
that he has a duty to other people in China.
So how does this work. Well, he goes to his
company and he says, hey, you five thousand Americans, you're
all fired. And then he goes to the federal government,
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and he says, oh, man, wouldn't you look at that.
I am sure, I am sure of few thousand employees.
I need some h one bs. I'm really really looking
for some people from China. And soon it started out
as the CEO. Five years later you look at the
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whole chart of all the leadership in the country, and
they're all named too, because they're all Chinese. Because he
took over a company and turned the company into an
ethnic racket dedicated to his countrymen. He fired the Americans
and gave it to his countrymen, people from India. This
happens a lot in the United States of America a lot.
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And there's all kinds of documentation on it. And if
any of this offends you, remember you can write it,
you can email it, and I still won't give a
crap because it's true and it is something that is
actually promoted by the Indian government. So before you send
me your winy email, go look it up. And that's something.
It's this turn American companies into an ethnic cracket, take
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it over, Fire the Americans. H one beast from India.
The h one beast from India not only come here
visa work attempt to bring families over here. And then
of course what's in it for the Indian government. They're
sending money back home remittances is a big deal. This
is not just India and China, by the way, those
are two of the biggest offenders. But this is happening
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across the United States of America. Did you know there's
like one family that owns seventy percent of the hotels
in the country. You know their last name is in Johnson. Okay,
So we're not going to get off on that for now.
Now what's the political angle here? You know that politics
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it runs on money. Don't bother with this naive child
like way of thinking. I mean gonna get the Maniana politics,
That's not possible. It has always been part of politics
in the Mongol society. It was part of politics, room,
you name it. Money is part of it, the exchange
of gifts. You got a campaign. It costs money to
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run a campaign. Politicians want to raise money, lots of it.
Political causes want to raise money. Some of this ethnic racket.
These people in these ethnic rackets, they understand that it's
really important. They don't get crossways with American politicians, so
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they write large checks not just the Democrats. Sorry, they
write large checks to Republicans as well, and they'll they'll
sit back and they'll they'll let hey, yeah, nogat going
on a rant about illegals, that's all fine. Yeah, yeah,
talk about trendy arragua on the campaign treo. No, no, no, no, no,
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that's does fine. Yeah, go get them Trump, Go get
them Trump, Go get them. Republican whoever you are, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
get those illegals out of here. Oh whoa, whoa, whoa
h one bes uh, hands off, sir. Remember Remember I
raised you five hundred thousand dollars for your campaign. Remember
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I own every seven eleven in this area. I'm worth
two hundred million dollars. I can fund your future campaigns.
I don't want to hear anymore h one B visa
talk out of you. And therefore, every time we start
to make some headway on things like this, it seems
like two steps forward in one step back. Donald Trump
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understands everything I just said is true. He's talked about
it before, but he's talked about it in different ways.
Sometimes it'll come out and say it's not good, and
then sometimes it'll come out and say, well, Americans don't
have the talent. Well, what's happening there? Well, what's happening
there is he steps up on stage and he says,
this H one B thing where we're firing Americans and
hauling in a bunch of people from China, that doesn't
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work anymore. And the second he walks off the stage,
he looks at his phone and he has twenty five
text messages from his billionaire buddies explaining to him why
H one bs are the greatest thing in the world,
and all these Americans are too stupid and lazy anyway.
And so then he comes out the next day and
sits down and says, well, Americans don't even have the talent.
Donald Trump, And one of the good steps, it's a
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nice step, but a good step, Donald Trump floated something
one hundred thousand dollars H one B visa fee. Because
let's be clear about the H one B stuff. It's
not only ethnic racket that's really the main driver behind it,
but a lot of it is also it's giving business
leaders what they really kind of want if they don't
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have any morality. They want slave labor. Everybody historically wants
slave labor. Why it doesn't cost a thing. And guess what,
you don't have to hear him whining about overtime. I
can't do these hours. I can't. The commute's too bad. No, no, no, no, no.
You're a slave, sit there in code. Slave. These companies
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when they sponsor the H one B visa guy, they
get more than just control of him sitting at the desk.
They essentially own him. And if he doesn't want to
be owned, then he has to go back to India,
so he has to sit there and take it. Companies
want slave labor. So Trump said, hey, look, you're you're
you're firing Americans, then you're paying these foreigners pennies on
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the dollar. So we're going to put into place one
hundred thousand dollars H one B visa fee. You want
to start hiring all these all these eight you want
all these H one b's. Fine, you stroke me a
check for one hundred thousand dollars. Trying to balance the
fiscal scales. Right, Maybe it doesn't look as good on
the bottom line headline from Bloomberg Homelands Mullen that would
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be Mark Wayne Mullen signals flexibility on one hundred thousand
dollars H one B visa fees. I'm not saying we're done.
He signaled flexibility. I'm not saying it's the end of
the world. I'm genuinely not saying that. I just wanted
to lay out what the racket was, and I also
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really wanted to clarify why it's so so difficult and
it's going to be difficult to get changes in this policy.
We have decades now where that's how business has been
done in this country, and we're going to have to
get off that drug. The drug of foreign labor is
killing us. We have to get ourselves off that drug,
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no question about it. But as you know, well hopefully
you don't know, but as you probably know, it can
be dangerous and painful to get off of drugs. It's
going to be a tough slog. Nevertheless, America is for Americans, period.
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you miss any of it, that doesn't change the fact
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we have to talk about something that is a crisis,
potential crisis, and that is the creepiness of identical twins. What, Chris,
I need to get this off my chest. Okay, we
had a set of identical twins in my high school.
Not going to tell you their names. All right, they
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were good dudes. Sounds good, right. They dressed the same,
they played the same sports, they they did everything the same.
I'm looking at a headline here, identical twin doctors return
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to lead the hometown hospital er. And this is supposed
to be what's something I celebrate? So you both had
to go to medical school. I bet you money, you
know what. I don't even have to look. I guarantee
they went to the same medical school. And I'll tell
you what. I'll take it a step further. I bet
you they had the room together. I bet you. I
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bet you they've done every single thing together. They probably
pay together at this point in time. And now it's
not like one could go to this school and get
his medical degree and then maybe go over to this
hospital or I'm going to be a pediatrician and then
the other ones. All no, no, I'm going to be
an oncology or a brain surgeon or something that. No, no, no, no,
no no. It has to be the same specialty. It
has to be the same town, it has to be
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the same hospital. Why does everything have to be the same.
What Chris Chris said, think about the pranks you could pull. Yeah,
I got it. You see, I understand they look the
same so you can fool people. I understand. I got that.
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Are we finally ready to admit this is some sort
of a genetic aberration here? What Chris, we can have
on its conversations? They are always I've seen girls like this,
same way, identical twin girls. Boys. They always have to
do everything the same, dress, the same look, the same talk,
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the same go to the same school. Everything that's same.
But what why why? I don't know, But I find
it creepy and I had to get that off my chest.
What I don't know. If you're aware of the situation,
the guy says, Jesse was talking about how flying American
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flags is now putting people in danger Southern. Well, this
Vietnam veteran was beaten to death because of flying flags
and supporting the president. I heard about this story out
of California. Guy had a Trump themed home. You know,
it was all trumped out and apparently got confronted about
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it from what I understand, and beaten to death about it.
And it's just heartbreaking. It's terrible. But we have to
understand that that is how communists think now. That is
how democrats think. Now. Democrats believe that violence is a
necessary part of politics. That is how they think. That's
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how they operate. It's a necessary part of politics. It's
how they talk when they get together. I wish someone
would kill him. I hope he'd die. Why can't someone
just kill him? I wish the assassin had hit. And
they talk about it so often and so casually that
now it doesn't take long until you find someone who's
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broken down enough that he'll go act on all the
things Democrats talk about all the time. Democrats talk about
it all the time. They are comfortable with violence. Mao
famously said, all political power comes from the barrel of
a gun. It's just not something that's bad to them.
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It's a necessary thing. It's how they think. I wish
it wasn't this way. But you have to understand if
you are around Democrats, you need to be on your guard.
You do if you go to some sort of a
political rally for the right, so a conservative rally, at
Trump rally, whatever it is, wherever you are. And I'm
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not saying don't go. I want you to go. Go
be around other like minded people, Go make friends, Go
form a community. I want you to go, you need
to go with a certain level of awareness. You need
to be aware that there is quite possibly a counter
protest or, at least one one counter protester who looks
at you and thinks you're a Nazi and thinks you
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deserve to die or be hurt very severely. That Breibart
article I talked about a long time ago. I mean,
my goodness, it's the short version. Now. In Trump's first
four years, there were three hundred and ninety five cases
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nationwide of Trump supporters being assaulted or murdered by Democrats
across the country. Wee one hundred and ninety five, not five.
Three hundred and ninety. That's all the time. That's more
than one a day. That's how they think about politics.
Chris just said one nearly every three days. Chris, there's
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three hundred and sixty five days a year. It is
four years. I did say that, didn't I dang it,
dang it. That sucks. Well, this is why I had
to drop algebra a community CA. That's exactly why anti
ice protesters who stormed Minnesota church service with Don Lemon
won't face state charges. Because, of course, when you're a
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communist a street animal. The understanding is quite clear. You
commit the crimes, you get out there, and you take
it into account your risk tolerance.
Speaker 3 (25:22):
We might call this getting strike ready. I think of
it as getting us strike ready or street ready. And
part of that is understanding our own strength, and as
we develop that strength, being able to assess our risk tolerance,
because we know that risk tolerance increases as the severity
of the situation increases and as our own understanding of
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what's happening increases. So overall, the more we understand what's effective,
what the risks are, and who's ready to participate.
Speaker 1 (25:52):
But who would go out and do that if you're
just going to be thrown into prison? All right, So
you want me to go out there's some pro lifers
on the street corner. Do you want me to go
throw some things at them, maybe even take a stick
and beat one of them? All right? But man, I
don't want to. I don't want to go to prison
for ten years. Food sucks. I'm gonna get beat up
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in there. Well, that's where the elite communists step in.
They provide the legal protection for the street animals. Let
me again remind you that the attorney General of the
United States of America, the top law enforcement officer in
the country under Joe Biden, announced that he couldn't find
the people who were fire bombing pregnancy centers because, and
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I quote, well, they're doing it at night and they
were wearing masks. There's nothing else we can do. Elite
communists provide protection for street communists to do their thing.
They work together, Jesse. My wife bought brought up ice
makers today, and I thought of your show. We don't
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have ice in this house. The fridge is in the
fridge in base housing doesn't have a built in ice maker.
Every time we use ice cube trays, the cubes flavor
our beverages in a bad way, so we go without.
Today my wife was drinking water and said it would
be nice to cool our drinks with ice from an
ice maker. I immediately thought of your stories about ice maker
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and ice makers and them being a status symbol. These
words have never been more true. Go out and get
your wife an ice maker. I'm telling you, I wasn't
just doing a bit. I have ice water all day
when I am home, nice cold ice all day, and
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I know what it's like with the trays because I
actually have the trays as well, and you're right, they
get a funky there's a funky Chris, what is that
funky taste? I don't know what it is. And there's
there's gotta be something terrible for you in there, some
kind of chemical process or something. There'll be some science
nerd who will email in and let us know. But
they do. I mean, I'm an ice ice cube tray man,
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but they have a funky taste. An ice maker turns
out freezing cold goodness all day. One more segment, Get
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final segment of The
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we shall return tomorrow to do it all over again
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These senators on the way out the door, when these
gopers finally decide they're going to retire, they finally let
us know what they've been thinking about us all along.
Speaker 4 (28:52):
This weaponization fund. Are you if this does not get
added to the bill, could you support passage?
Speaker 1 (29:00):
I'm not gonna.
Speaker 5 (29:00):
I'm not gonna about to get off.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
I vouted to get on it.
Speaker 5 (29:03):
But the goal will potentially get an amendment done or
supporting some other members amendment.
Speaker 4 (29:07):
So why is this so important to get this to
get the to target the weaponization from here when there
is because the President has kept this option open.
Speaker 5 (29:16):
Well, even the AJA has said that it's done. So
I don't know why we just don't codify it. So
Democrats are not raising the speculation that had come back
at some.
Speaker 1 (29:24):
Point Weaponization fund probably had a whole host of ethical
problems in there. But I can't help. I can't help.
But remember when the United States Senate, the GOP Senate,
they found out that the FBI had abused their privacy.
Remember that we found out the FBI was tracking their
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location things like that, And then how quickly did we
get a bill that allowed them to sue and get
paid for that? It was like immediate. But not for you,
of course, you're just one of the peasants. You don't
get anything. Oh, by the way, speaking of just ruining
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everything on the way out the door, here he was
because Donald Trump picked don or don Todd Plant. Why
can I talk Todd Blanche is his name, the acting
attorney general. Trump likes the job he's doing, said hey,
we want you to be the actual attorney general. And
Tom Tillis has a problem.
Speaker 4 (30:22):
Do you support Todd Blanche's attorney general.
Speaker 5 (30:24):
We're looking at it. I haven't made a decision yet
that the key for Todd or anybody going through judiary
committee has been pretty tight. On January the sixth, they
better not have said for one minute that the people
that beat up police officers like these right down here,
we're righteous people. You come even close to saying that
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you don't have a chair of getting my vote in.
Speaker 1 (30:50):
Tom Tillis doesn't care about January sixth. Tom Tillis is
well aware of the truth of what happened on January sixth,
the same way you are. Tom Tillis has hated you
and hated Trump for his entire political career. Because he
wanted to keep getting elected in North Carolina, he had
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to fake it. And powerful men hate having to fake it.
They just want to come out. They want to have
the authority to come out and tell you just how
bad they think you suck. And you see this every
time one of these rhino swamp losers like Tom Tillis
announces he's going to retire, or when they lose a
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primary like Cassidy or Cornyn, then the real guy, the
guy who's been there all along, Then he finally comes
out because he doesn't need your support anymore, he doesn't
need your vote, and he can he can finally stop
pretending to give a crap about you. I have to
play this again from Grandma Vodkast.
Speaker 2 (31:53):
Last time I asked you about January sixth, why you
turn the National Guard away? On January sixth, you told
me to shut up and that I was repeat Republican talks.
Speaker 6 (32:00):
Shut up again, because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 1 (32:08):
You know, if you're Nancy Pelosi, look you've got to
be what is she one hundred and fifty? Why don't
just let it fly? I don't know what my state
of mind is going to be if I ever reached
Nancy Pelosi's age with that. I think we all know
that's not happening. But if that day were to ever
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come and I felt like just letting one fly, why
not just let it fly? Why hold back?
Speaker 2 (32:36):
Last time I asked you about January sixth, why you
turn the National Guard away? On January sixth, you told
me to shut up, and that I was repeating Republican talks.
Speaker 6 (32:44):
Shut up again, because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 1 (32:49):
And I think just made myself choke. And I think
I think as I listened to that again, I think
I figured out what happened. I don't think she held back.
Remember remember when Nancy Pelosi the camera kept cutting to
her during State of the Union things, and she kept
doing really weird things with her mouth. Remember she kind
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of moving her mouth around a little bit. Remember that.
I think Nancy Pelosi has some dentures. They kind of
go their own way every now. On that right, I
think Nancy Pelosi was trying to drop the F bomb
out the Bombay doors, and I think the dentures stepped in.
(33:34):
Listen again, Chris, listen close, turn this up. If you can,
Everybody lean in. This is important. I think the dentures
stopped the F bomb.
Speaker 2 (33:42):
Last time I asked you about January sixth, why you
turn the National Guard away? On January sixth, you told
me to shut up and that I was repeating Republicans.
Speaker 6 (33:49):
Talking, shut up again because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 1 (33:54):
I think the dentures stopped it. I think maybe the dents,
the dentures Nancy's dnch. They censored her, and now.
Speaker 6 (34:02):
Here's a headline, why go you know, you know the.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
Thing headlines we didn't get to. Young people are turning
against AI. Oh gee, I can't imagine why? Might be
the jobs market. New York Democrats mark Pride month by
erasing mother and father from the state legislation. There are
no more, no more guardrails left on a blue state.
(34:27):
It is all gas, no breaks, baby, get out if
you can. Moderate Abigail Spamberger taps Soros Tide activist who
says she's self conscious about her whiteness to serve on
the Virginia Criminal Justice Board while she certainly sounds like
somebody who's gonna dole out justice impartially. The Democrat Party's
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love of trashing white people continues here. Continues here, Senator
Ruben Diego.
Speaker 7 (34:54):
One of the things that, for example, we did on
our campaign we ran in twenty twenty four is we
did a lot of very men oriented, specifically men oriented
events to try to talk to them, to actually show
that hey, we actually care.
Speaker 1 (35:06):
Right.
Speaker 7 (35:06):
We had boxing matches, we had rodeos. I went to
a LOWD rider show as it went to pinstriping which
is God's a lot of white people here, A lot.
Speaker 1 (35:15):
Of white people here. Data center build out is falling
way behind schedule. Communities are really pushing back hard against
these data centers. The outcry has been extremely loud. I'll
be interested to see whether or not this continues, or
whether there's a pullback of some kind. SPLC paid KKK
(35:36):
members who wanted out to stay with the racist group.
I'm sorry I had to read the headline one more time.
It just makes me laugh beyond belief that the SPLC
was actually buying cross burning supplies. What specific supplies are
we talking about here? It can't be that much, right,
It's got to be some gasoline and a couple two
(35:58):
by fours or something. I don't know. I haven't burned
to crossing years kidding. We'll be back tomorrow for ask
doctor Jesse Friday. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show on an amazing, fantastic Thursday. Remember if you
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iHeart Spotify iTunes. All Right, So I'm back to this email,
Die writes in an email, very heartfelt, says, why does
Trump keep stepping in to save terrorists? To see pro terrorists?
(00:32):
Why won't he let his reel wipe out Hamas? Why
won't he let his real wripe wipe out Hespalo? Okay,
So I'm coming back to something, and I know it
may not be something you want to hear, because when
you talk about things like terrorist organization and these countries
that want to commit genocide and things like that, you
know what kind of sounds lame when you bring up
guess prices. Sometimes if you feel passionate about that issue,
(00:56):
that sounds lame. What I'm trying to explain to you
is that Donald Trump, as the President of the United
States of America, he would understand something, and he would
understand it clearly. He probably got it anyway, but he
would have advisors that explain this to him. One hundred
and fifty dollars a barrel oil is not just you
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paying too much at the pump getting angry. Maybe you're
going to vote Democrat in November or something dumb like that.
That is probably an American recession. Our economy dive bombs
into a recession and an American recession. Remember it's such
a global economy now that when we have a depression,
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everyone has a depression. When we have a recession, everyone
has a recession. Now we we're the largest, most powerful,
richest country on the planet. Let's say we go into
a recession. If it's bad here, it's catastrophic in other
parts of the globe. Famine, civil war, one hundred and
(02:03):
fifty dollars a barrel oil, Do not dismiss it as well.
I compare a little more to pump. That is not
what it means. The global commodity that powers the planet,
if it becomes unaffordable for various countries around the planet,
will kill people, lots of them, lots of them. I
(02:27):
am not saying that to say Trump is one hundred
percent right or a hundred percent wrong. I'm not taking
a position on it. But if you look at this
hamas Hezbela stuff and you say to yourself, well, why
are you holding back? Israel has Balot sucks and Hammas sucks.
They do suck, freaking evil bunch of dirt balgie hotties.
They do suck. Donald Trump, as the president, has to
(02:52):
consider more than just Hamas, more than just Hesbellah. He
has been desperately ouss obvious. He's desperate. I told people
a long time ago he was desperate. He has been
desperately seeking out a deal here so he can pack
up and leave. Because he has to have the strait
(03:15):
of horror moves open so shipping can go through it unmolested.
He has to have it. He also, and I hate
that this is the case. He also cannot afford to
bomb out all the oil facilities and Iran because it
takes them off the global market forever, I want to
(03:36):
say forever, for a very very long time. These solutions
that people are selling you on, why does he does
bomb this and blow this up and boot it. They
don't understand at all what they're actually saying, and Donald
Trump does. That's why he said he came out today.
He stive about the seasfire thing because people are mad.
(03:58):
But why are you still calling a ceasefirey Ron's launching drones. Uh,
pretty much the way it is. It's a different part
of the world, you know.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
I'd say that part of the world sees fires when
you're shooting in a more moderate manner.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
One that's very very funny and very very true. And
two look headline Israel and Lebanon agreed it would cease fire.
Donald Trump in a vacuum doesn't want Israel to stop
blowing up Hezbollah in a vacuum. That's not what he wants.
(04:34):
It's not Donald Trump in a vacuum doesn't want Israel
to stop blowing up Hamas in a vacuum. That's not
what he wants. But Donald Trump can't operate in a
vacuum because he's the president of the United States of America.
He has to consider the larger implications of absolutely everything.
(04:57):
And in Trump's mind, the larger implications are I need
a deal. I need to get out of this mess
I walked us into. That's how he thinks. You can
disagree with that way of thinking, and I get it.
There's nothing that brings out more passion in people than
this thing. I'll show up tomorrow to granted a million asks.
(05:19):
Doctor Jesse emails Jesse kellyshow dot com and I'll show
up to a bunch of people who feel so strongly
about this on all sides of it. I don't care
what if they get a nuke. No Jesse, screw Israel,
those dirty Jews. I'll show up to all kinds of
emails all across the spectrum tomorrow, and that's fine. You
email me whatever you one. I couldn't possibly care less.
That's fine. You can have your say. But that's how
(05:41):
Trump sees it, all right, Want some good news? This
is from the Daily Wire. Conservatives are winning the war
against LGBT ideology. A major pull shows. I'm not going
to go into nerdy details. Who gives a crap about that.
Let me just tell you that this rainbow filth that
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spread everywhere all the time, and it eventually reads such
a peak that it's on Sesame Street and it's in
your sports team, and I know all that stuff still exists.
It only got to that level because the right allowed it.
Because the right decided I don't want to be called
(06:27):
a big head. I don't want to make anyone feel bad.
I want to be inclusive, I want to be tolerant.
I want to be that. It only reached the level
it reached because we never engaged. Then they pushed too far,
as communists always do, and soon you can't walk into
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target without seeing chest binders for your teenage daughter. Then
COVID happened, and you find out your kid's third grade
math teacher is a dirty lesbian Communist who tells him
America sucks. And then you realized, wait a minute, I
have to step in. Now that we're stepping in, will
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win in the end. Now, let's save a baby's life.
I know that abortion is never in the news anymore,
and there are some things that we get used to,
terrible things that we get used to as a society
that we've just come to accept because they're so common.
And that's abortion. We've come to accept that every day
(07:33):
women are killing their babies. I just saw a post
on social media this morning. I believe he was a filmmaker.
A guy came out and just announced publicly that he
and his wife just aborted their baby. Just get put
along post up about it. It was one of the most heartbreaking,
horrible things I've ever seen. Preborn is out there saving
lives every day. When you forget about it, and I
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think about abortion. Preborn is there every single day giving
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We'll be back. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Thursday. And don't forget. You can email the
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show you love, your hate, your death threats, but most
importantly you're ask doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before I get to twins, because
I have a real bone to pick with them. I
want to get to this all right. The economy, ever
since the nineteen sixties, the American economy, as we've talked
(09:04):
about many many times before, has been slowly but surely
been taken away from America and Americans and handed to
cheap foreigners. It just has those factories that dried up,
dried up. Is it's not necessarily accurate. They went to China,
(09:27):
they got sent overseas that that plant that used to
really hold your town up. Oh, it still exists now
it's in Bangladesh. That was done to the American people.
Now that's the stuff we sent overseas. Let's talk about
(09:48):
here here in the United States of America. There has
been something happening for a very long time, and we
can just be very open and honest about it because
it's one hundred percent true. And both parties, for various reasons,
often differing reasons, both parties have participated in it. And
here's how it works. You get somebody from we'll call
(10:12):
it China, because I just read a story about this
today from China. You get somebody from China, guy from China,
and he somehow rises to be CEO of a company
here in the United States of America. Well, he's not
just here, not just here to make it rich. You see,
(10:33):
he through his training and upbringing and everything else, feels
that he has a duty to other people in China.
So how does this work. Well, he goes to his
company and he says, hey, you five thousand Americans, you're
all fired. And then he goes to the federal government,
(10:54):
and he says, oh, man, wouldn't you look at that.
I am sure, I am sure of few thousand employees.
I need some h one bs. I'm really really looking
for some people from China. And soon it started out
as the CEO. Five years later you look at the
(11:15):
whole chart of all the leadership in the country, and
they're all named too, because they're all Chinese. Because he
took over a company and turned the company into an
ethnic racket dedicated to his countrymen. He fired the Americans
and gave it to his countrymen, people from India. This
happens a lot in the United States of America a lot.
(11:38):
And there's all kinds of documentation on it. And if
any of this offends you, remember you can write it,
you can email it, and I still won't give a
crap because it's true and it is something that is
actually promoted by the Indian government. So before you send
me your winy email, go look it up. And that's something.
It's this turn American companies into an ethnic cracket, take
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it over, Fire the Americans. H one beast from India.
The h one beast from India not only come here
visa work attempt to bring families over here. And then
of course what's in it for the Indian government. They're
sending money back home remittances is a big deal. This
is not just India and China, by the way, those
are two of the biggest offenders. But this is happening
(12:22):
across the United States of America. Did you know there's
like one family that owns seventy percent of the hotels
in the country. You know their last name is in Johnson. Okay,
So we're not going to get off on that for now.
Now what's the political angle here? You know that politics
(12:45):
it runs on money. Don't bother with this naive child
like way of thinking. I mean gonna get the Maniana politics,
That's not possible. It has always been part of politics
in the Mongol society. It was part of politics, room,
you name it. Money is part of it, the exchange
of gifts. You got a campaign. It costs money to
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run a campaign. Politicians want to raise money, lots of it.
Political causes want to raise money. Some of this ethnic racket.
These people in these ethnic rackets, they understand that it's
really important. They don't get crossways with American politicians, so
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they write large checks not just the Democrats. Sorry, they
write large checks to Republicans as well, and they'll they'll
sit back and they'll they'll let hey, yeah, nogat going
on a rant about illegals, that's all fine. Yeah, yeah,
talk about trendy arragua on the campaign treo. No, no, no, no, no,
(13:53):
that's does fine. Yeah, go get them Trump, Go get
them Trump, Go get them. Republican whoever you are, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
get those illegals out of here. Oh whoa, whoa, whoa
h one bes uh, hands off, sir. Remember Remember I
raised you five hundred thousand dollars for your campaign. Remember
(14:13):
I own every seven eleven in this area. I'm worth
two hundred million dollars. I can fund your future campaigns.
I don't want to hear anymore h one B visa
talk out of you. And therefore, every time we start
to make some headway on things like this, it seems
like two steps forward in one step back. Donald Trump
(14:37):
understands everything I just said is true. He's talked about
it before, but he's talked about it in different ways.
Sometimes it'll come out and say it's not good, and
then sometimes it'll come out and say, well, Americans don't
have the talent. Well, what's happening there? Well, what's happening
there is he steps up on stage and he says,
this H one B thing where we're firing Americans and
hauling in a bunch of people from China, that doesn't
(14:59):
work anymore. And the second he walks off the stage,
he looks at his phone and he has twenty five
text messages from his billionaire buddies explaining to him why
H one bs are the greatest thing in the world,
and all these Americans are too stupid and lazy anyway.
And so then he comes out the next day and
sits down and says, well, Americans don't even have the talent.
Donald Trump, And one of the good steps, it's a
(15:24):
nice step, but a good step, Donald Trump floated something
one hundred thousand dollars H one B visa fee. Because
let's be clear about the H one B stuff. It's
not only ethnic racket that's really the main driver behind it,
but a lot of it is also it's giving business
leaders what they really kind of want if they don't
(15:46):
have any morality. They want slave labor. Everybody historically wants
slave labor. Why it doesn't cost a thing. And guess what,
you don't have to hear him whining about overtime. I
can't do these hours. I can't. The commute's too bad. No, no, no, no, no.
You're a slave, sit there in code. Slave. These companies
(16:08):
when they sponsor the H one B visa guy, they
get more than just control of him sitting at the desk.
They essentially own him. And if he doesn't want to
be owned, then he has to go back to India,
so he has to sit there and take it. Companies
want slave labor. So Trump said, hey, look, you're you're
you're firing Americans, then you're paying these foreigners pennies on
(16:31):
the dollar. So we're going to put into place one
hundred thousand dollars H one B visa fee. You want
to start hiring all these all these eight you want
all these H one b's. Fine, you stroke me a
check for one hundred thousand dollars. Trying to balance the
fiscal scales. Right, Maybe it doesn't look as good on
the bottom line headline from Bloomberg Homelands Mullen that would
(16:51):
be Mark Wayne Mullen signals flexibility on one hundred thousand
dollars H one B visa fees. I'm not saying we're done.
He signaled flexibility. I'm not saying it's the end of
the world. I'm genuinely not saying that. I just wanted
to lay out what the racket was, and I also
(17:13):
really wanted to clarify why it's so so difficult and
it's going to be difficult to get changes in this policy.
We have decades now where that's how business has been
done in this country, and we're going to have to
get off that drug. The drug of foreign labor is
killing us. We have to get ourselves off that drug,
(17:35):
no question about it. But as you know, well hopefully
you don't know, but as you probably know, it can
be dangerous and painful to get off of drugs. It's
going to be a tough slog. Nevertheless, America is for Americans, period.
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you miss any of it, that doesn't change the fact
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we have to talk about something that is a crisis,
potential crisis, and that is the creepiness of identical twins. What, Chris,
I need to get this off my chest. Okay, we
had a set of identical twins in my high school.
Not going to tell you their names. All right, they
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were good dudes. Sounds good, right. They dressed the same,
they played the same sports, they they did everything the same.
I'm looking at a headline here, identical twin doctors return
(20:05):
to lead the hometown hospital er. And this is supposed
to be what's something I celebrate? So you both had
to go to medical school. I bet you money, you
know what. I don't even have to look. I guarantee
they went to the same medical school. And I'll tell
you what. I'll take it a step further. I bet
you they had the room together. I bet you. I
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bet you they've done every single thing together. They probably
pay together at this point in time. And now it's
not like one could go to this school and get
his medical degree and then maybe go over to this
hospital or I'm going to be a pediatrician and then
the other ones. All no, no, I'm going to be
an oncology or a brain surgeon or something that. No, no, no, no,
no no. It has to be the same specialty. It
has to be the same town, it has to be
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the same hospital. Why does everything have to be the same.
What Chris Chris said, think about the pranks you could pull. Yeah,
I got it. You see, I understand they look the
same so you can fool people. I understand. I got that.
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Are we finally ready to admit this is some sort
of a genetic aberration here? What Chris, we can have
on its conversations? They are always I've seen girls like this,
same way, identical twin girls. Boys. They always have to
do everything the same, dress, the same look, the same talk,
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the same go to the same school. Everything that's same.
But what why why? I don't know, But I find
it creepy and I had to get that off my chest.
What I don't know. If you're aware of the situation,
the guy says, Jesse was talking about how flying American
(21:52):
flags is now putting people in danger Southern. Well, this
Vietnam veteran was beaten to death because of flying flags
and supporting the president. I heard about this story out
of California. Guy had a Trump themed home. You know,
it was all trumped out and apparently got confronted about
(22:14):
it from what I understand, and beaten to death about it.
And it's just heartbreaking. It's terrible. But we have to
understand that that is how communists think now. That is
how democrats think. Now. Democrats believe that violence is a
necessary part of politics. That is how they think. That's
(22:37):
how they operate. It's a necessary part of politics. It's
how they talk when they get together. I wish someone
would kill him. I hope he'd die. Why can't someone
just kill him? I wish the assassin had hit. And
they talk about it so often and so casually that
now it doesn't take long until you find someone who's
(22:59):
broken down enough that he'll go act on all the
things Democrats talk about all the time. Democrats talk about
it all the time. They are comfortable with violence. Mao
famously said, all political power comes from the barrel of
a gun. It's just not something that's bad to them.
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It's a necessary thing. It's how they think. I wish
it wasn't this way. But you have to understand if
you are around Democrats, you need to be on your guard.
You do if you go to some sort of a
political rally for the right, so a conservative rally, at
Trump rally, whatever it is, wherever you are. And I'm
(23:44):
not saying don't go. I want you to go. Go
be around other like minded people, Go make friends, Go
form a community. I want you to go, you need
to go with a certain level of awareness. You need
to be aware that there is quite possibly a counter
protest or, at least one one counter protester who looks
at you and thinks you're a Nazi and thinks you
(24:04):
deserve to die or be hurt very severely. That Breibart
article I talked about a long time ago. I mean,
my goodness, it's the short version. Now. In Trump's first
four years, there were three hundred and ninety five cases
(24:25):
nationwide of Trump supporters being assaulted or murdered by Democrats
across the country. Wee one hundred and ninety five, not five.
Three hundred and ninety. That's all the time. That's more
than one a day. That's how they think about politics.
Chris just said one nearly every three days. Chris, there's
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three hundred and sixty five days a year. It is
four years. I did say that, didn't I dang it,
dang it. That sucks. Well, this is why I had
to drop algebra a community CA. That's exactly why anti
ice protesters who stormed Minnesota church service with Don Lemon
won't face state charges. Because, of course, when you're a
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communist a street animal. The understanding is quite clear. You
commit the crimes, you get out there, and you take
it into account your risk tolerance.
Speaker 3 (25:22):
We might call this getting strike ready. I think of
it as getting us strike ready or street ready. And
part of that is understanding our own strength, and as
we develop that strength, being able to assess our risk tolerance,
because we know that risk tolerance increases as the severity
of the situation increases and as our own understanding of
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what's happening increases. So overall, the more we understand what's effective,
what the risks are, and who's ready to participate.
Speaker 1 (25:52):
But who would go out and do that if you're
just going to be thrown into prison? All right, So
you want me to go out there's some pro lifers
on the street corner. Do you want me to go
throw some things at them, maybe even take a stick
and beat one of them? All right? But man, I
don't want to. I don't want to go to prison
for ten years. Food sucks. I'm gonna get beat up
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in there. Well, that's where the elite communists step in.
They provide the legal protection for the street animals. Let
me again remind you that the attorney General of the
United States of America, the top law enforcement officer in
the country under Joe Biden, announced that he couldn't find
the people who were fire bombing pregnancy centers because, and
(26:38):
I quote, well, they're doing it at night and they
were wearing masks. There's nothing else we can do. Elite
communists provide protection for street communists to do their thing.
They work together, Jesse. My wife bought brought up ice
makers today, and I thought of your show. We don't
(27:00):
have ice in this house. The fridge is in the
fridge in base housing doesn't have a built in ice maker.
Every time we use ice cube trays, the cubes flavor
our beverages in a bad way, so we go without.
Today my wife was drinking water and said it would
be nice to cool our drinks with ice from an
ice maker. I immediately thought of your stories about ice maker
(27:22):
and ice makers and them being a status symbol. These
words have never been more true. Go out and get
your wife an ice maker. I'm telling you, I wasn't
just doing a bit. I have ice water all day
when I am home, nice cold ice all day, and
(27:47):
I know what it's like with the trays because I
actually have the trays as well, and you're right, they
get a funky there's a funky Chris, what is that
funky taste? I don't know what it is. And there's
there's gotta be something terrible for you in there, some
kind of chemical process or something. There'll be some science
nerd who will email in and let us know. But
they do. I mean, I'm an ice ice cube tray man,
(28:08):
but they have a funky taste. An ice maker turns
out freezing cold goodness all day. One more segment, Get
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It is the Jesse Kelly Show, final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. But as you know,
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we shall return tomorrow to do it all over again
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These senators on the way out the door, when these
gopers finally decide they're going to retire, they finally let
us know what they've been thinking about us all along.
Speaker 4 (28:52):
This weaponization fund. Are you if this does not get
added to the bill, could you support passage?
Speaker 1 (29:00):
I'm not gonna.
Speaker 5 (29:00):
I'm not gonna about to get off.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
I vouted to get on it.
Speaker 5 (29:03):
But the goal will potentially get an amendment done or
supporting some other members amendment.
Speaker 4 (29:07):
So why is this so important to get this to
get the to target the weaponization from here when there
is because the President has kept this option open.
Speaker 5 (29:16):
Well, even the AJA has said that it's done. So
I don't know why we just don't codify it. So
Democrats are not raising the speculation that had come back
at some.
Speaker 1 (29:24):
Point Weaponization fund probably had a whole host of ethical
problems in there. But I can't help. I can't help.
But remember when the United States Senate, the GOP Senate,
they found out that the FBI had abused their privacy.
Remember that we found out the FBI was tracking their
(29:45):
location things like that, And then how quickly did we
get a bill that allowed them to sue and get
paid for that? It was like immediate. But not for you,
of course, you're just one of the peasants. You don't
get anything. Oh, by the way, speaking of just ruining
(30:06):
everything on the way out the door, here he was
because Donald Trump picked don or don Todd Plant. Why
can I talk Todd Blanche is his name, the acting
attorney general. Trump likes the job he's doing, said hey,
we want you to be the actual attorney general. And
Tom Tillis has a problem.
Speaker 4 (30:22):
Do you support Todd Blanche's attorney general.
Speaker 5 (30:24):
We're looking at it. I haven't made a decision yet
that the key for Todd or anybody going through judiary
committee has been pretty tight. On January the sixth, they
better not have said for one minute that the people
that beat up police officers like these right down here,
we're righteous people. You come even close to saying that
(30:45):
you don't have a chair of getting my vote in.
Speaker 1 (30:50):
Tom Tillis doesn't care about January sixth. Tom Tillis is
well aware of the truth of what happened on January sixth,
the same way you are. Tom Tillis has hated you
and hated Trump for his entire political career. Because he
wanted to keep getting elected in North Carolina, he had
(31:12):
to fake it. And powerful men hate having to fake it.
They just want to come out. They want to have
the authority to come out and tell you just how
bad they think you suck. And you see this every
time one of these rhino swamp losers like Tom Tillis
announces he's going to retire, or when they lose a
(31:32):
primary like Cassidy or Cornyn, then the real guy, the
guy who's been there all along, Then he finally comes
out because he doesn't need your support anymore, he doesn't
need your vote, and he can he can finally stop
pretending to give a crap about you. I have to
play this again from Grandma Vodkast.
Speaker 2 (31:53):
Last time I asked you about January sixth, why you
turn the National Guard away? On January sixth, you told
me to shut up and that I was repeat Republican talks.
Speaker 6 (32:00):
Shut up again, because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 1 (32:08):
You know, if you're Nancy Pelosi, look you've got to
be what is she one hundred and fifty? Why don't
just let it fly? I don't know what my state
of mind is going to be if I ever reached
Nancy Pelosi's age with that. I think we all know
that's not happening. But if that day were to ever
(32:30):
come and I felt like just letting one fly, why
not just let it fly? Why hold back?
Speaker 2 (32:36):
Last time I asked you about January sixth, why you
turn the National Guard away? On January sixth, you told
me to shut up, and that I was repeating Republican talks.
Speaker 6 (32:44):
Shut up again, because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 1 (32:49):
And I think just made myself choke. And I think
I think as I listened to that again, I think
I figured out what happened. I don't think she held back.
Remember remember when Nancy Pelosi the camera kept cutting to
her during State of the Union things, and she kept
doing really weird things with her mouth. Remember she kind
(33:12):
of moving her mouth around a little bit. Remember that.
I think Nancy Pelosi has some dentures. They kind of
go their own way every now. On that right, I
think Nancy Pelosi was trying to drop the F bomb
out the Bombay doors, and I think the dentures stepped in.
(33:34):
Listen again, Chris, listen close, turn this up. If you can,
Everybody lean in. This is important. I think the dentures
stopped the F bomb.
Speaker 2 (33:42):
Last time I asked you about January sixth, why you
turn the National Guard away? On January sixth, you told
me to shut up and that I was repeating Republicans.
Speaker 6 (33:49):
Talking, shut up again because you are speaking lies.
Speaker 1 (33:54):
I think the dentures stopped it. I think maybe the dents,
the dentures Nancy's dnch. They censored her, and now.
Speaker 6 (34:02):
Here's a headline, why go you know, you know the.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
Thing headlines we didn't get to. Young people are turning
against AI. Oh gee, I can't imagine why? Might be
the jobs market. New York Democrats mark Pride month by
erasing mother and father from the state legislation. There are
no more, no more guardrails left on a blue state.
(34:27):
It is all gas, no breaks, baby, get out if
you can. Moderate Abigail Spamberger taps Soros Tide activist who
says she's self conscious about her whiteness to serve on
the Virginia Criminal Justice Board while she certainly sounds like
somebody who's gonna dole out justice impartially. The Democrat Party's
(34:49):
love of trashing white people continues here. Continues here, Senator
Ruben Diego.
Speaker 7 (34:54):
One of the things that, for example, we did on
our campaign we ran in twenty twenty four is we
did a lot of very men oriented, specifically men oriented
events to try to talk to them, to actually show
that hey, we actually care.
Speaker 1 (35:06):
Right.
Speaker 7 (35:06):
We had boxing matches, we had rodeos. I went to
a LOWD rider show as it went to pinstriping which
is God's a lot of white people here, A lot.
Speaker 1 (35:15):
Of white people here. Data center build out is falling
way behind schedule. Communities are really pushing back hard against
these data centers. The outcry has been extremely loud. I'll
be interested to see whether or not this continues, or
whether there's a pullback of some kind. SPLC paid KKK
(35:36):
members who wanted out to stay with the racist group.
I'm sorry I had to read the headline one more time.
It just makes me laugh beyond belief that the SPLC
was actually buying cross burning supplies. What specific supplies are
we talking about here? It can't be that much, right,
It's got to be some gasoline and a couple two
(35:58):
by fours or something. I don't know. I haven't burned
to crossing years kidding. We'll be back tomorrow for ask
doctor Jesse Friday. That's all
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