July 17, 2024 • 37 mins
Why would a lone wolf shooter need encrypted comms? More assassination attempt details are not making The System sound good at all. Jack Posobiec and what commies do the world over and what they are trying to do here. Representative Eli Crane. Catching up on emails. Why doesn’t the Biden admin hold their people accountable.
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a Wednesday, and it's time to discuss what just happened
with the Senate because there was a closed door briefing
with the Secret Service to Senate the FBI. Before we
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get to that, just give me a quick second. There
are a couple headlines, a few that we're going to
read really quickly before we do that chilling photo of
would be Trump shooter and I'm not gonna say his
name taken by a sniper nearly an hour before the
attempted assassination. Okay, so a sniper took a picture of
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him an hour before the assassination. Next headline, Shooter told
the boss he needed the day off before the assassination, ampt. Okay,
not the end of the world, but understand how things
are adding up. Trump Rally shooter's parents called the police
on the day of the events that they were worried
about them. Okay, Oh so, still at least they were
worried and did something. Okay, there's that officer reported man
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at Trump Trump Rally with a range finder thirty minutes
before the attempt at assassination. They had him out there
with a range finder and it was reported Secret Service
director says they're solely responsible. May Orkis is blocking the
Secret Service Director from testifying. Okay, those are the headlines
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I'm going to play for you. This is Tom Knights.
He's with Butler Pa. He's going to outline a couple
of things for you, and then I'll hit you with
the latest breaking news. That is man, I'm still digesting it.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
Did in fact see an individual on the roof with
a weapon, He.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
Saw a shooter he did?
Speaker 3 (02:02):
What did your officers do?
Speaker 2 (02:04):
So our officers in the area started to converge on
the building, but I understanding as they did a full
perimeter walk of the building, weren't able to see up
on the roof. Two of the officers went to what
appeared to be the lowest point from ground to roof.
One of the officers actually boosted the second officer up
high enough for him to grab hold.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Of the roof.
Speaker 2 (02:23):
When he was able to pull his head up over
the roof, he did, in fact see an individual on
the roof with a weapon. He saw a shooter he did,
and what did the shooter do? Turned towards him, had
the barrel of his weapon pointed at the officer at
that point.
Speaker 3 (02:38):
The officers hanging on to the side of the roof.
Speaker 2 (02:41):
Yes, strictly defensive movement for him to lower his head.
Duck lost his own grip right fell approximately feet.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
To the ground. It's a steep drop.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
It's a good drop.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
Did he get hurt? He did?
Speaker 3 (02:54):
In that moment.
Speaker 4 (02:55):
Did they realize there's a threat right now to the
former president?
Speaker 2 (02:58):
They did so, both the boost officer and the officer
that fell, we're both on the radio indicating that there
was an individual on the roof that did in fact
have a weapon.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
Who did they radio?
Speaker 2 (03:09):
So there was a blanket tactical channel. Everyone, everyone that
was on that tackle channel heard it.
Speaker 4 (03:16):
Yes, how much time between that radio communication and the
gun being fired at the former president?
Speaker 2 (03:23):
That I don't I don't have that information.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Okay, now, you know, I was going to have Chris
do the journalist Jesse thing because it's breaking news. But Chris, don't,
don't bother. This story is getting darker and more mysterious.
The Senate just had a briefing FBI Secret Service, the works.
There are a few things that came out of it.
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The shooter visited the rally site a few days in
advance to scope it out. Okay, that's not out of
the norm. You would expect that very clearly a man
who's planning, though, this is not some random wing night
who woke up that morning and decided to do it.
He was planning. Sixty two minutes elapsed between the time
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the shooter was photographed after being suspicious when he fired
the shots. Twenty minutes elapsed between the time he was
spotted by the snipers and when he fired the shots.
The snipers spotted him twenty minutes before he fired. Okay,
and that isn't at all the worst part of this
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here it is. FBI Director Ray said there's no known
foreign nexus, but no established motive as of now. Why
because the shooter used encrypted calms and had little to
(04:52):
know social media presence. The shooter had encrypted comms, you know,
you know, we had encrypted audio in the Marines. Let's
just leave it that way. Radios and such. You know,
(05:13):
marine bases are locked down, the secure they're guarded, and
the armory where we keep all of our weapons is
extra guarded. It's you know, a citadel within the Marine
Corps base. But then there's a special armory within the
armory for encrypted stuff. Encrypted stuff is really, really, really
(05:36):
big deal. We have a twenty year old man with
no social media presence at all, none, that alone has
red flags going off everywhere for me. But why would
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he have encrypted comms at all period? Who provided him
with those? And why would he have encrypted comms if
he was acting alone? You know, you ever heard of
a burner phone? A burner phone. It's a phone you
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can buy Walmart somewhere like that with cash. You see
it in the spy movies all the time. It's why
I know about a burner phone. A burner phone. You
buy it, it's not traced back to you, it's not
tied to you financially. You buy it and you call
and you make your spy deels or drug deals or
whatever you're doing on a burner phone. I don't know,
I don't have one, and then you throw it away.
You know, it's probably a little bit of a red
(06:39):
flag if you ever catch your spouse with a burner phone,
because the only reason to have a burner phone is
if you're communicating with somebody you shouldn't be communicating with someone.
Please give me a plausible explanation. Why a twenty year
old who doesn't have a Facebook or Twitter page has
(07:03):
encrypted comms? Any anybody, anyone at all. Look, I'm not
I'm not making any conclusions. I don't know that I
ever will, because who do you trust to get real
information from? All I can do is tell you new
(07:25):
news whenever we get new news. When I get inside information,
I tell you when I have inside information. This is
not inside, this is public. You'll you'll hear this everywhere
by tomorrow, this will be all over the radio everywhere
you go. But look, normally, and in the wake of
something like this, obviously theories, conspiracy theories, if we want
(07:47):
to call them that, they will run wild. They'll they'll
run absolutely wild. They go all over the place. What
about this? What about that it was a CIA, it
was the Russians, it was That's that's the norm Normally,
they'll run wild. But what happens is the conspiracy theories
in the wake of something like this tend to die out.
They slowly but surely fade away. And the reason that
(08:11):
is is once facts are revealed, once new information is
run down and exposed, a lot of the theories, the
conspiracy theories don't really hold water anymore. They kind of
just sound nutty, and you sound like a fruitcake when
you say it. Well, in this situation, the more we learn,
(08:34):
the worse it gets in this particular situation. And it
may still be look remember, it may still be alone,
young man. I don't know, you don't know, but in
this particular situation, if you are one of the people
who believes and I'm not sure, I don't believe this,
so maybe I'm pointing fingers at me. If you're one
of the people who believes this is just one twenty
year old wingnut who acted all by himself. If you're
(08:57):
one of the people who believe that, you who are
actually the one who looks worse and worse and less
credible and less credible and less credible as more and
more facts come out. I would like to know we're
a twenty year old without social media learn to use detonators.
(09:19):
I'd like to know where he learned to use a
range finder shoot. I'd like to know where he learned
to scout ahead. I'd like to know why he has
encrypted comms but no Facebook page. These are all things
i'd like to know, and I'm sure you'd like to
know as well. In fact, we're gonna ask Jack Pisovac's
gonna join us in a moment. I'm gonna ask Jack
(09:41):
Pisobic about this. I'm interested in his perspective on a
couple of these things. Before we get to Jack, I
know that it gets weirder and weirder and weirder, and
somehow the angst around this whole thing continues to go
up the further we get away from it. That's terrible,
it's awful, it's wrong. So sleep may be hard to
(10:02):
come by. That's why we have my pillow. That's why
my pillow was there. My pillow was there for days
like today when you can't sleep and you're thinking, oh
my gosh, it's a conspiracy. Was Theeronians for two?
Speaker 5 (10:15):
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Speaker 1 (10:16):
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Speaker 3 (10:58):
Back fighting for your read him every day the Jesse
Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Thanks for bringing us
back with that one, Chris. We need some more cow
bell on, but we're gonna have to settle for Jack Posobic,
the author world famous author of a new anti communist
book which I love. I've already told you about it,
Unhuman Jack. Before we get to your book and all
the insanity surrounding everything, I've made the decision a few
(11:27):
hours to go to be a sunglasses inside God.
Speaker 6 (11:30):
Yeah, so I was.
Speaker 7 (11:31):
I was kind of like looking at you because I
came by earlier and I was here yesterday. I didn't
see the sunglasses, so I was not here for the
change of command until before your transition.
Speaker 6 (11:44):
And so Jesse, you have to know what all does.
Speaker 7 (11:47):
The new Jesse Kelly provide, including the sunglasses.
Speaker 1 (11:51):
Well, you may be intimidated by the bright lights, and
here Jack, I'm not because I have sunglasses on. Oh yeah,
of course I'm not sure if your vision's twenty twenty mine,
really it's really not anymore. And so these are prescription
if we're being honest, yeahscription and everything. But I don't
need them to read your book. I'll tell you that much.
I can read boom. How about that?
Speaker 6 (12:13):
When I tell you that that's not bad, is not bad?
Speaker 2 (12:15):
No.
Speaker 1 (12:16):
And in all we talk a lot about divisions on
the right, and that's fine. That the divisions are fine,
arguments fine. Some here thing we have to be what
is this?
Speaker 6 (12:25):
What is this?
Speaker 1 (12:25):
Oh? Oh, most beholi a ross left the sentence.
Speaker 6 (12:29):
These are the tiniest.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
One thing we have to be is anti communists. We
must be anti communists because unless we defeat these people,
nothing else matters. That's the reason we have to be
anti communists. So wherever you fall, you have to be
an anti communist. Tell me about the book, tell me
about the well, vile, freaking, disgusting history of these wells.
Speaker 7 (12:46):
And it's and it's amazing and and and and you
know you you know as well as I that it's
it goes to their history, but it goes to their
their their present, and it's it is predictive as well,
because so when we wrote the thing, we have Steve
bad and wrote the foreword. Well, we didn't know when
we were writing at the Steve when the book came out,
the Steve Bannon would be a political prisoner behind bars
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right now that whenever I want to email him, I've
got to go through like the DOJ encryptid Merrick Garland
booking over my shoulder app to go through this thing.
Then we didn't know that, Oh, by the way, one
week after the book comes out that one of these
psychopaths is going to take a shot at President Trump.
But at the same time, when you read about the
history of Spain nineteen thirty four or Russia nineteen seventeen,
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all of a sudden, a lot of very interesting things
seem to happen. The assassination of national leaders who are
seen as against the revolution, the locking up of the opposition,
the criminalization of every other political party. In fact, all
of these things are the exact same TTPs that you
would find tactics, techniques, and procedures in every single other
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communist revolution or even the French Revolution, which is essentially
a pre Marxist communist revolution proto communist revolution. If you well,
it is always the same gender. Because at the end
of the day, people have to understand this. They do
not care about equality, they don't care about justice, they
don't care about oh, equal for the races and genders.
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It's not about any.
Speaker 6 (14:15):
Of that stuff.
Speaker 7 (14:16):
It is about the fact that they view you as
being in the way of this current moment, this life,
whatever we're in, and their utopia. And they're only just
a few genocides away, a few more mass killings away
from just getting it.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
Right, Jack, can you explain you and I've actually had
this discussion before a little bit, but can you explain, Like,
we had a revolution here, we had an American revolution,
and obviously there was war and that was fighting. There
was death, but there wasn't assassinations and all this horrible
stuff that didn't That's not what happened during our revolution.
Yet it seems to happen everywhere communists are found. Why
(14:56):
are they so okay with it? Why is it just
it's just you just build it in the second you
get dirty commies, violence and death follow.
Speaker 7 (15:05):
Why so it's it's quite simple, that that communists are
essentially driven not they'll they'll tell you, you know, it's they
have the sign in front of their houses. You know,
hate has no home here, and refugees welcome.
Speaker 6 (15:19):
We in this house.
Speaker 7 (15:19):
We believe in science, right, you know that those are
the tautologies that they claim to believe.
Speaker 6 (15:24):
It.
Speaker 7 (15:24):
I'm not saying everyone who has that sign is a communist,
but you know, probably it's it's it's probably a good heuristic.
Speaker 6 (15:29):
It's it's it's a check. You know, it's a check.
It's a red flag, and they love their red flags.
Speaker 7 (15:34):
And so what it is is they're not driven by
love or equality. They're driven by hatred. And particularly this
type of hatred is envy. So they're driven by envy,
they're driven by greed.
Speaker 6 (15:46):
They're there.
Speaker 7 (15:47):
They are the people who will say, you know, they're
living in a town. It's like, say you have a town,
and in this town there's there's you know, there's a
bad side of town, there's a good side of town,
and then there's like the really good side of town.
The gate we're talking the gated community, the house on
the hill, right, Well, these are the people who are
usually actually living in the good part of town. This
is something interesting. It's not the bad part of town.
Every time it's got a bad part of town, it
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is what it is. But they live in the good
part of town, and they look over at the nice
gated part of town, the house on the hill, and
they say, you know what, what if instead of working
hard and bettering our lot and doing well for our families,
what if we just went in and killed all those
people and took all their stuff and said that, you know,
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they exploited us, and used that as a way of justification.
And what if we went to that bad part of
town and recruited a bunch of people and said, hey,
you know, the only reason this part of town is
bad is because that guy up in the hill is
exploiting this.
Speaker 6 (16:40):
I said, what what do you mean, Yeah, yeah, it's
his fault.
Speaker 7 (16:44):
So let's go in and let's kill him and his family,
and let's rape his daughters, and let's rape his wife,
and let's make him watch as we do it. And
if you think I'm being hyperbolic, by the way, I
have a whole book full of citations. They read Russia
where this is exactly what they do, and they loose
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these these wild, feral dogs from from those parts of town.
And then in some instances they will line you up
against the wall and shoot you in the head. And
if that doesn't work, the beadets come out in the basement,
and it doesn't matter if your children, doesn't matter at all.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
And so that is the envy that is essentially out there.
Speaker 7 (17:27):
And by the way, what they do is afterwards, they
don't share the spoils in with the folks from the
bad part of town.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
No.
Speaker 6 (17:33):
Afterwards, what they do is, well, they take the house.
Speaker 7 (17:36):
And then they start running things, and of course they
run the town into the ground that's conting.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
And then kill everyone who helped them out from the
bad part of town, which is pretty much the norm
around the hear, okay, Jack, his book is unhuman. I
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Speaker 1 (19:08):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Auto Wednesday, do not
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Jesse kellyshow dot com. Well Obviously, we talk about a
lot of things on the show, politics and life and
culture and whatnot. But every now and then we like
to give back here on the show by helping out
(19:29):
the less fortunate. So I thought it would be good
to have a Navy guy on right now joining me now,
Congressman Eli Crane of Arizona Navy CEO. Of course. But
still in the end, could you not find the marine corpbrit.
Speaker 4 (19:43):
I mean, you're so philanthropic, Jesse, It's unbelievable, man. You know,
actually you know my story, man. I grew up in
you Ma, Arizona, where we had a marine base, and
I wanted to be a marine because you guys have.
And then I learned about this teams that I was like.
It was like you know when you figure figure out
you go from playing JV to varsity, Like how much
(20:06):
how much.
Speaker 3 (20:06):
Faster the guys are, how much harder they hit? That's
exactly what it was like.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
Okay, I really do I really want to know, And
I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to
know the first time you came out of the water.
I'm sure it was in training a million times before
you ever had to do in combat. But the first
time you came out of the water like one of
those dudes in the movies, weapon up and you come
out of the option, Please tell me that was the
coolest freaking thing in the world. Or were you just
(20:31):
so beat tired by that point.
Speaker 4 (20:33):
You didn't care you are, but it is, it is,
And it's with a rubber gun we called a shape.
Speaker 3 (20:38):
You guys had them too, but uh.
Speaker 4 (20:39):
And one of the coolest things, Jesse, is the first
time you do it, you know that many of your
buddies are in an office behind a desk somewhere, and
you're like, yes, this is this is what I've worked
so hard for. You know, I can't cause it takes
a long time in our training before they even give
you a shape, Like they won't even let you near
a rubber gun until you've proven that you have the
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physical and mental fortitude to take a serious beat down, right,
And so that's even a privilege right there.
Speaker 3 (21:07):
And so once you start to get to do stuff
like that.
Speaker 4 (21:09):
And then you move into you know, small unit tactics, weapons,
you know, explosives, et cetera, it's just like it's like.
Speaker 3 (21:17):
A mind blowing for a young man.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
Gosh, that's so cool. All right, I'm not getting office.
I'm sure we can probably talk about other stuff. But
everyone knows about Buds. And now I don't mean they
know about Buds until you've been through it, which I have.
Not you don't know about it. But everyone's seeing the
movies and they've read the books and they get all that.
But what a lot of people don't know is the
training that comes after Buds. The training. It's not like
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you graduate Buds and you drop right to the teams, right,
what is that? Because I read a fascinating book. I
think it was called the Finishing School. I believe it
was kind of forget what the book was called. I
read a fascinating book on that once, and I never know.
You know when you're when you're when you're on the
outside looking in like me, you think, wow, you get
the tried and put on and there you're off to
the seals. But that's not out worse.
Speaker 4 (21:58):
It's funny because even going before the finishing School, which
is called SQT Seal Qualification Training. I look at a
guy like you, Jesse, and what are you six six
six seven six? You're like six six, I'm six to eight.
Don't short me, but you would have got crushed in
seal training because there's nobody else your size, and everything's
done by heightline, right, All the boat crew seven man
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teams are done by heightline. So the next closest guy
to you probably would have been maybe six ' three.
Like I was always in boat crew one at the
end of hell week, once a bunch of guys get
weeded out, I'm six to one.
Speaker 3 (22:32):
You're six ' eight.
Speaker 4 (22:33):
So what that would have meant was is when we're
running with those rubber boats on your on our heads,
with about forty pounds each on top two hundred pound boat,
you distribute it, it's close to about thirty five forty
pounds on each guy's head, just smacking up and down.
You would have had to run with your neck craned
all the way to the side.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
We had one guy in my class, I'll just say his.
Speaker 4 (22:54):
Name was Gabe and he was a professional baseball player
before he got bounced out of the Major League. And uh,
he was six six and he had to run with
his head crane and the to the side with that
boat on his head.
Speaker 3 (23:06):
And the instructors were screaming at him to get get
your head up yeah, get.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
Your head up.
Speaker 4 (23:12):
And I felt so bad for the guy because like
I was the next tallest guy at six to one.
There's no way you could have it would have broke
his neck and so but they didn't care, and so
you would have got you would have probably you probably
would have broke your neck.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I wouldn't have been it. We did log pt and
the Marines from time to time, and I always got
the shaft in that because the next two or three
guys behind me, I was the tallest all in front.
The log was not on their shoulders because I was
so much taller than them. It couldn't slope down enough
to get to them. So on that seal stuff, I
just I could have never done it. Okay, I'm gonna
I'm gonna transition.
Speaker 3 (23:41):
Can say that again. You could have never done it.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
You know what it would have probably what'd your log
look like?
Speaker 3 (23:47):
Was it like a baseball bat?
Speaker 4 (23:50):
Unbelievable if you guys didn't even use real telephone?
Speaker 1 (23:53):
All right, speaking of training, Okay, Eli, we we all
saw we all remember Saturday. We've all talked about it
a tom but we had this latest thing that just
came out. Christopher Ray tells the Senate behind closed doors,
this twenty year old young man. He was there days
ahead of time scouting. Okay, so it doesn't take a
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super genius to figure out you need to go scout
your target. But still that shows some level of sophistication.
He has no social media page, okay. And now, according
to Christopher Ray, this is just a report that just
came out, but he had encryptid colms. Eli. I'm not
taking anything and running with it in some wild theory,
(24:35):
but at this point in time, I don't know what
to believe. Brother in The more I learn, the weirder
it gets, and the worse it looks. How am I
supposed to as an American not as a radio host
or of course is super important the United States Marine?
How am I supposed to digest this?
Speaker 3 (24:52):
No, I'm in the same spot, Jesse.
Speaker 4 (24:53):
You know, I've been talking to guys recently that have
intimate knowledge as well or did have intimate knowledge of
what went down on Saturday. And also some of the
investigations you know, moving forward and and and what I'm
hearing from the ground is the same thing. The more
I learn, the crazier this entire thing gets, you know,
and like like you said encrypted comms.
Speaker 3 (25:16):
You know, that's one thing.
Speaker 4 (25:17):
But I'm talking to individuals that are telling me one
of the scariest things that they that they know about is,
you know, just the explosives this guy had on him
and some of the trans One of the transmitters that
he had in his pocket was a twelfth channel transmitter.
Speaker 1 (25:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (25:34):
So this guy, yeah, so this guy, And it's it
doesn't add up, Jesse, because you know you you were
a marine. You know, I went through into the Navy
then gone on and did some training myself as a
twenty year old kid. You don't get you don't learn
about it. Advanced explosives just like that, especially when the
FBI and others are saying you don't have an Internet
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or social media footprint, right, And so all I'm saying
is is that this federal government has given the American
people and you and me plenty of reasons to doubt
almost everything they say. And so I think the American
people and the people who listen to your show should
continue to be skeptical but also cautious at the same time,
(26:18):
you know, because I think there is a lot of
misinformation flying around that I've read online already. And so
I think we need to be cautious, but we also
need to be skeptical. And you know that we need
to continue to follow this and stay on it like
like a dog on a bone.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
Not that I'm well, obviously I am worried about you.
Not that I'm worried about you as much as I
am some other people who don't know how to take
care of themselves. But look, you're a family man, right,
You're Have you reassessed things? Have you adjusted things? I mean,
we are in an environment now, brother, we're I think
there are a lot of crazy people out there and
violent people and even Navy seals aren't bulletproof. Have you
(26:55):
absolutely what do you? How do you handle this as
because you're a politician now? Is my just you hate
to call yourself that?
Speaker 4 (27:01):
Yeah, you know, I'm getting to the point where I
probably need to start stepping that that up. I haven't
had any real close calls, any anything that's really scared or.
Speaker 3 (27:12):
Alarmed me yet.
Speaker 4 (27:13):
And uh, you know, it's like you for those of
us that have gone into you know, dangerous environment. You know,
I think some people have it better than others, But
your spidy senses are you know, a real thing and
anybody that's been in really tight, hairy situations. I've had
several times where things got really bad, really fast. And
(27:35):
you know, not every time, but many times, my spidy
senses kicked me out, you know, tuned me into, hey,
something bad's about to happen, and so I try and
trust my instinct. I try to be careful, I you know,
but at the same time, you are onto something, and
you know, I think many of us are starting to
look at our security footprint and you know, you know
(27:57):
how how much and where we go and who we
should have around.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
Us, no doubt about it. He is Congressman Eli Crane,
one of the very best ones we have, even though
he was Navy and Eli appreciate you, my brother.
Speaker 3 (28:09):
That's a low bar. One of the best ones we have.
Speaker 4 (28:12):
It's a pretty it's a pretty pathetic group, to be honest.
Speaker 3 (28:15):
Well, it's like the tallest midget.
Speaker 1 (28:17):
You know, you know you were thinking it, Oh, I
was thinking it. I was getting ready to say it, elike. Great, everybody,
Thank you so much, my brother. I appreciate you very
much as always. Yeah, guys, the man, there aren't very
many good ones, dude, that's that's one of the good ones.
You know what else is good? Your dog not dying.
(28:38):
I talk about rough greens all the time, and I
talk about it because, yes, it improved. It fixed Fred's
digestive issues. My poor dog had a problem after every meal.
My poor wife had a problem after every meal. But no,
my wife didn't have the problem. Fred had the problem whatever.
You know what I'm saying. And rough greens fixed that,
(29:00):
and I'm grateful for that. But I want him to
live a long time. You know, I've told you the
boys were out of town. The dog dogs, they just
become part of your family, don't they. They're just part
of your family. The boys are texting us every day, Hey,
hu's Fred? Fred? Okay, Fred doing okay? Checking in on
the dog because this is what the dog has done
to us. I want that dog to live as long
(29:22):
as possible. And that's why I pour roughgreens on his food,
because he doesn't get nutrition from his food. Your dog
doesn't get any nutrition from his dog food. Pour roughgreens
on your dog's foods. Your dog can live longer and healthier,
all right. Eight three three three three. My dog gets
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can go online Roughgreens dot com, slash Jesse We'll be back.
Speaker 3 (29:49):
Missed out?
Speaker 4 (29:51):
Catch up.
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Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. I have to get
to this just because it makes me laugh. I'm sorry.
I should probably talk about something serious, but it's been
a lot of serious and this makes me laugh. You remember, Chris,
if you don't mind pulled this up. I probably should
have talked to you about this during the break, But
you remember Joe Biden's story about corn pop and the
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razor fight and the and the do you do you
remember that whole story when Joe Biden was at the
public pool. I'm gonna have Chris played for you in
the second in case you forget. But Joe Biden speaking
in front of black people, Joe Biden pandering to black
people is the funniest politics I believe I have ever
(30:41):
seen or heard in my entire life. He just he's
such a liar and he's so shameless that remember this
was I'm just setting the stage because I know you
can't see it. We're on radio here. He's in a
black neighborhood, he's in a speech surrounded by black people
talking to other they're black people, and he decides to
(31:02):
tell this clearly and bell the story go ahead.
Speaker 8 (31:05):
Chris corn Pop was a bad dude and he ran
a bunch of bad boys and I did.
Speaker 5 (31:13):
And back in those days, you shot. Things have changed.
One of the things I had to use. If you
use palmate and your hair, you had to wear a
baby cat.
Speaker 8 (31:22):
And so he was up on the board, wouldn't listen me.
I said, hey, Esther, you off the board. I'll come
up and drag you off. Well, he came off and
he said, I'll meet you outside my car.
Speaker 5 (31:32):
This my car. There was a gate out here.
Speaker 8 (31:34):
I parked my car outside the gate and he said,
I'll be waiting for you.
Speaker 5 (31:39):
He was waiting to murder three guys and straight razors.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
Not a joke.
Speaker 5 (31:43):
And I walked up to my car and they had.
Speaker 9 (31:48):
I got it. Of course, he can't help it. He's
like the boys is calling them boys. You know, the
black people love that joke. That's ready to call some boys.
And he had to bring up the pommade. After all,
I know y'all have Jerry Curls.
Speaker 6 (32:01):
He just can't help himself.
Speaker 10 (32:03):
When he gets around black people, when he gets in
front of a black audience, it's just the funniest I've
ever heard.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Well, he did it again.
Speaker 10 (32:11):
I think it was speaking at the end OFACP and
he talking about us. Started talking about his friend Mouse
from The Projects, one of.
Speaker 8 (32:20):
My best friends used to when I was a lifeguard
the Projects.
Speaker 5 (32:24):
He was his name is, his nickname is mouth.
Speaker 10 (32:29):
Old Joe Biden and Mouse and corn Pop in the hood.
Speaker 6 (32:34):
They used to mix it up in.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
The Concrete Jungle all the time. Gosh, I can't stop.
I'm crying. Quit, don't do that to me, Joe Jesse.
As you're being whined and dined at the RNC and
having more guests than one show than you normally do
in a month, I can't help but giggle that. Almost
every one of your guests I've heard all have said, literally,
I wish I was watching the show live to see
(32:56):
you cringe each time. You know you can watch the show,
it's on the first team either simulcasting the whole thing,
you watch me do it anyway. I know you claim
guests are boring and that's why you don't have them,
but I think the real reason is you started a
campaign against the word literally and everyone says it and
now they look dumb on your show. You know, I
don't like it that you all constantly use my words
(33:18):
against me and make fun of me when you know
I'm doing stuff I don't like doing. It's wrong, it's wrong.
Would I do that to you? No, I would never.
I'm not that type of person, Jesse. Why doesn't Biden
hold any appointees accountable or get fired? Kim cheedle the
buck stocks with me, stops with me, goes before Congress Monday,
and has no intention of resigning. Well, we talked about
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this a little bit at length last night. Where once
you have an institution that's been corrupted, and it doesn't
have to be the government or secret service, let's make
it about something. Let's make it about something smaller. What's
one of the smaller in the HOA A homeowner's association.
You either have one, or you have had one in
(34:02):
the past, or you know someone who has a homeowner's association.
Oh the weeds are too long. Oh you gotta take
the trash out? You got, Okay, homeowner's association? Right, something
very very basic, for very local, very basic, also important
if you're thinking about getting involved locally anyway at HOA.
So in hoa is what it's a group of people.
(34:23):
You receive dues, You receive what are essentially taxes from
the people who live under the jurisdiction of the hoa,
and you take those taxes, and with those taxes you're
supposed to do certain things. The common areas are mode
and weed eat it, and Christmas decorations are put up
(34:44):
at Christmas time, the basic things, okay, basic things in
ho way would do. But if you're HOA because of
the negligence of the people, if the ho way slowly
but surely was taken over by people who only cared
about themselves, maybe some of them didn't even live in
(35:05):
the neighborhood. They only cared about power and money in themselves,
and they cared not at all for you, not at
all for anything else. Then what would happen over a
period of time is the Hoa would become corrupt. In fact,
your hoa might be corrupt. Have you looked into it anyway?
It would become corrupt. And because people don't study these things.
(35:27):
Let's say the HOA takes in ten thousand dollars a year,
maybe they spend seven on the mowing and the Christmas lights,
and then a little extra money goes into their pockets.
And this goes on for any length of time. Where
the HOA has become corrupt corrupted, well, what will inevitably happen,
(35:49):
As happens with any criminal institution, the top goal of
the corrupted HOA will over time be come only protecting
the HOA, not the Christmas lights, not the mowing of
the neighborhood, not you or your problems, or the weeds
or anything else. It just becomes protecting itself. That's what
(36:14):
you see now with virtually every government institution. We have
so completely broken that it only exists to protect itself.
And that's why you need to switch your cell phone
service to companies like Puretalk. Because corporations are corrupt and
evil too, and they've joined forces with this government to
push this filth on all of us. Stop funding it. Look,
(36:36):
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pound two five zero, say Jesse Kelly. Also tomorrow's asked
(37:19):
doctor Jesse Friday. I'm gonna hear from you. They don't
have to be political. Whatever your questions are, email them
in right now to Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com.
Chris will have them all printed for me. We're gonna
answer a boatload of them tomorrow. Don't know how many
guests we're gonna have on tomorrow. We're just gonna have
to wait and see how that all, Oh, how all
(37:39):
that works out. But Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com,
keep your chin up, smile, will do it again tomorrow.
All right, that's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show, Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a Wednesday, and it's time to discuss what just happened
with the Senate because there was a closed door briefing
with the Secret Service to Senate the FBI. Before we
(00:32):
get to that, just give me a quick second. There
are a couple headlines, a few that we're going to
read really quickly before we do that chilling photo of
would be Trump shooter and I'm not gonna say his
name taken by a sniper nearly an hour before the
attempted assassination. Okay, so a sniper took a picture of
(00:53):
him an hour before the assassination. Next headline, Shooter told
the boss he needed the day off before the assassination, ampt. Okay,
not the end of the world, but understand how things
are adding up. Trump Rally shooter's parents called the police
on the day of the events that they were worried
about them. Okay, Oh so, still at least they were
worried and did something. Okay, there's that officer reported man
(01:17):
at Trump Trump Rally with a range finder thirty minutes
before the attempt at assassination. They had him out there
with a range finder and it was reported Secret Service
director says they're solely responsible. May Orkis is blocking the
Secret Service Director from testifying. Okay, those are the headlines
(01:41):
I'm going to play for you. This is Tom Knights.
He's with Butler Pa. He's going to outline a couple
of things for you, and then I'll hit you with
the latest breaking news. That is man, I'm still digesting it.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
Did in fact see an individual on the roof with
a weapon, He.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
Saw a shooter he did?
Speaker 3 (02:02):
What did your officers do?
Speaker 2 (02:04):
So our officers in the area started to converge on
the building, but I understanding as they did a full
perimeter walk of the building, weren't able to see up
on the roof. Two of the officers went to what
appeared to be the lowest point from ground to roof.
One of the officers actually boosted the second officer up
high enough for him to grab hold.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Of the roof.
Speaker 2 (02:23):
When he was able to pull his head up over
the roof, he did, in fact see an individual on
the roof with a weapon. He saw a shooter he did,
and what did the shooter do? Turned towards him, had
the barrel of his weapon pointed at the officer at
that point.
Speaker 3 (02:38):
The officers hanging on to the side of the roof.
Speaker 2 (02:41):
Yes, strictly defensive movement for him to lower his head.
Duck lost his own grip right fell approximately feet.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
To the ground. It's a steep drop.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
It's a good drop.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
Did he get hurt? He did?
Speaker 3 (02:54):
In that moment.
Speaker 4 (02:55):
Did they realize there's a threat right now to the
former president?
Speaker 2 (02:58):
They did so, both the boost officer and the officer
that fell, we're both on the radio indicating that there
was an individual on the roof that did in fact
have a weapon.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
Who did they radio?
Speaker 2 (03:09):
So there was a blanket tactical channel. Everyone, everyone that
was on that tackle channel heard it.
Speaker 4 (03:16):
Yes, how much time between that radio communication and the
gun being fired at the former president?
Speaker 2 (03:23):
That I don't I don't have that information.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Okay, now, you know, I was going to have Chris
do the journalist Jesse thing because it's breaking news. But Chris, don't,
don't bother. This story is getting darker and more mysterious.
The Senate just had a briefing FBI Secret Service, the works.
There are a few things that came out of it.
(03:48):
The shooter visited the rally site a few days in
advance to scope it out. Okay, that's not out of
the norm. You would expect that very clearly a man
who's planning, though, this is not some random wing night
who woke up that morning and decided to do it.
He was planning. Sixty two minutes elapsed between the time
(04:08):
the shooter was photographed after being suspicious when he fired
the shots. Twenty minutes elapsed between the time he was
spotted by the snipers and when he fired the shots.
The snipers spotted him twenty minutes before he fired. Okay,
and that isn't at all the worst part of this
(04:32):
here it is. FBI Director Ray said there's no known
foreign nexus, but no established motive as of now. Why
because the shooter used encrypted calms and had little to
(04:52):
know social media presence. The shooter had encrypted comms, you know,
you know, we had encrypted audio in the Marines. Let's
just leave it that way. Radios and such. You know,
(05:13):
marine bases are locked down, the secure they're guarded, and
the armory where we keep all of our weapons is
extra guarded. It's you know, a citadel within the Marine
Corps base. But then there's a special armory within the
armory for encrypted stuff. Encrypted stuff is really, really, really
(05:36):
big deal. We have a twenty year old man with
no social media presence at all, none, that alone has
red flags going off everywhere for me. But why would
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he have encrypted comms at all period? Who provided him
with those? And why would he have encrypted comms if
he was acting alone? You know, you ever heard of
a burner phone? A burner phone. It's a phone you
(06:17):
can buy Walmart somewhere like that with cash. You see
it in the spy movies all the time. It's why
I know about a burner phone. A burner phone. You
buy it, it's not traced back to you, it's not
tied to you financially. You buy it and you call
and you make your spy deels or drug deals or
whatever you're doing on a burner phone. I don't know,
I don't have one, and then you throw it away.
You know, it's probably a little bit of a red
(06:39):
flag if you ever catch your spouse with a burner phone,
because the only reason to have a burner phone is
if you're communicating with somebody you shouldn't be communicating with someone.
Please give me a plausible explanation. Why a twenty year
old who doesn't have a Facebook or Twitter page has
(07:03):
encrypted comms? Any anybody, anyone at all. Look, I'm not
I'm not making any conclusions. I don't know that I
ever will, because who do you trust to get real
information from? All I can do is tell you new
(07:25):
news whenever we get new news. When I get inside information,
I tell you when I have inside information. This is
not inside, this is public. You'll you'll hear this everywhere
by tomorrow, this will be all over the radio everywhere
you go. But look, normally, and in the wake of
something like this, obviously theories, conspiracy theories, if we want
(07:47):
to call them that, they will run wild. They'll they'll
run absolutely wild. They go all over the place. What
about this? What about that it was a CIA, it
was the Russians, it was That's that's the norm Normally,
they'll run wild. But what happens is the conspiracy theories
in the wake of something like this tend to die out.
They slowly but surely fade away. And the reason that
(08:11):
is is once facts are revealed, once new information is
run down and exposed, a lot of the theories, the
conspiracy theories don't really hold water anymore. They kind of
just sound nutty, and you sound like a fruitcake when
you say it. Well, in this situation, the more we learn,
(08:34):
the worse it gets in this particular situation. And it
may still be look remember, it may still be alone,
young man. I don't know, you don't know, but in
this particular situation, if you are one of the people
who believes and I'm not sure, I don't believe this,
so maybe I'm pointing fingers at me. If you're one
of the people who believes this is just one twenty
year old wingnut who acted all by himself. If you're
(08:57):
one of the people who believe that, you who are
actually the one who looks worse and worse and less
credible and less credible and less credible as more and
more facts come out. I would like to know we're
a twenty year old without social media learn to use detonators.
(09:19):
I'd like to know where he learned to use a
range finder shoot. I'd like to know where he learned
to scout ahead. I'd like to know why he has
encrypted comms but no Facebook page. These are all things
i'd like to know, and I'm sure you'd like to
know as well. In fact, we're gonna ask Jack Pisovac's
gonna join us in a moment. I'm gonna ask Jack
(09:41):
Pisobic about this. I'm interested in his perspective on a
couple of these things. Before we get to Jack, I
know that it gets weirder and weirder and weirder, and
somehow the angst around this whole thing continues to go
up the further we get away from it. That's terrible,
it's awful, it's wrong. So sleep may be hard to
(10:02):
come by. That's why we have my pillow. That's why
my pillow was there. My pillow was there for days
like today when you can't sleep and you're thinking, oh
my gosh, it's a conspiracy. Was Theeronians for two?
Speaker 5 (10:15):
Who did it?
Speaker 1 (10:16):
Well, Look, you can stress about that tonight, you can
stress about it tomorrow, But what you don't have to
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Speaker 3 (10:58):
Back fighting for your read him every day the Jesse
Kelly Show.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Thanks for bringing us
back with that one, Chris. We need some more cow
bell on, but we're gonna have to settle for Jack Posobic,
the author world famous author of a new anti communist
book which I love. I've already told you about it,
Unhuman Jack. Before we get to your book and all
the insanity surrounding everything, I've made the decision a few
(11:27):
hours to go to be a sunglasses inside God.
Speaker 6 (11:30):
Yeah, so I was.
Speaker 7 (11:31):
I was kind of like looking at you because I
came by earlier and I was here yesterday. I didn't
see the sunglasses, so I was not here for the
change of command until before your transition.
Speaker 6 (11:44):
And so Jesse, you have to know what all does.
Speaker 7 (11:47):
The new Jesse Kelly provide, including the sunglasses.
Speaker 1 (11:51):
Well, you may be intimidated by the bright lights, and
here Jack, I'm not because I have sunglasses on. Oh yeah,
of course I'm not sure if your vision's twenty twenty mine,
really it's really not anymore. And so these are prescription
if we're being honest, yeahscription and everything. But I don't
need them to read your book. I'll tell you that much.
I can read boom. How about that?
Speaker 6 (12:13):
When I tell you that that's not bad, is not bad?
Speaker 2 (12:15):
No.
Speaker 1 (12:16):
And in all we talk a lot about divisions on
the right, and that's fine. That the divisions are fine,
arguments fine. Some here thing we have to be what
is this?
Speaker 6 (12:25):
What is this?
Speaker 1 (12:25):
Oh? Oh, most beholi a ross left the sentence.
Speaker 6 (12:29):
These are the tiniest.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
One thing we have to be is anti communists. We
must be anti communists because unless we defeat these people,
nothing else matters. That's the reason we have to be
anti communists. So wherever you fall, you have to be
an anti communist. Tell me about the book, tell me
about the well, vile, freaking, disgusting history of these wells.
Speaker 7 (12:46):
And it's and it's amazing and and and and you
know you you know as well as I that it's
it goes to their history, but it goes to their
their their present, and it's it is predictive as well,
because so when we wrote the thing, we have Steve
bad and wrote the foreword. Well, we didn't know when
we were writing at the Steve when the book came out,
the Steve Bannon would be a political prisoner behind bars
(13:06):
right now that whenever I want to email him, I've
got to go through like the DOJ encryptid Merrick Garland
booking over my shoulder app to go through this thing.
Then we didn't know that, Oh, by the way, one
week after the book comes out that one of these
psychopaths is going to take a shot at President Trump.
But at the same time, when you read about the
history of Spain nineteen thirty four or Russia nineteen seventeen,
(13:31):
all of a sudden, a lot of very interesting things
seem to happen. The assassination of national leaders who are
seen as against the revolution, the locking up of the opposition,
the criminalization of every other political party. In fact, all
of these things are the exact same TTPs that you
would find tactics, techniques, and procedures in every single other
(13:52):
communist revolution or even the French Revolution, which is essentially
a pre Marxist communist revolution proto communist revolution. If you well,
it is always the same gender. Because at the end
of the day, people have to understand this. They do
not care about equality, they don't care about justice, they
don't care about oh, equal for the races and genders.
(14:14):
It's not about any.
Speaker 6 (14:15):
Of that stuff.
Speaker 7 (14:16):
It is about the fact that they view you as
being in the way of this current moment, this life,
whatever we're in, and their utopia. And they're only just
a few genocides away, a few more mass killings away
from just getting it.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
Right, Jack, can you explain you and I've actually had
this discussion before a little bit, but can you explain, Like,
we had a revolution here, we had an American revolution,
and obviously there was war and that was fighting. There
was death, but there wasn't assassinations and all this horrible
stuff that didn't That's not what happened during our revolution.
Yet it seems to happen everywhere communists are found. Why
(14:56):
are they so okay with it? Why is it just
it's just you just build it in the second you
get dirty commies, violence and death follow.
Speaker 7 (15:05):
Why so it's it's quite simple, that that communists are
essentially driven not they'll they'll tell you, you know, it's they
have the sign in front of their houses. You know,
hate has no home here, and refugees welcome.
Speaker 6 (15:19):
We in this house.
Speaker 7 (15:19):
We believe in science, right, you know that those are
the tautologies that they claim to believe.
Speaker 6 (15:24):
It.
Speaker 7 (15:24):
I'm not saying everyone who has that sign is a communist,
but you know, probably it's it's it's probably a good heuristic.
Speaker 6 (15:29):
It's it's it's a check. You know, it's a check.
It's a red flag, and they love their red flags.
Speaker 7 (15:34):
And so what it is is they're not driven by
love or equality. They're driven by hatred. And particularly this
type of hatred is envy. So they're driven by envy,
they're driven by greed.
Speaker 6 (15:46):
They're there.
Speaker 7 (15:47):
They are the people who will say, you know, they're
living in a town. It's like, say you have a town,
and in this town there's there's you know, there's a
bad side of town, there's a good side of town,
and then there's like the really good side of town.
The gate we're talking the gated community, the house on
the hill, right, Well, these are the people who are
usually actually living in the good part of town. This
is something interesting. It's not the bad part of town.
Every time it's got a bad part of town, it
(16:08):
is what it is. But they live in the good
part of town, and they look over at the nice
gated part of town, the house on the hill, and
they say, you know what, what if instead of working
hard and bettering our lot and doing well for our families,
what if we just went in and killed all those
people and took all their stuff and said that, you know,
(16:28):
they exploited us, and used that as a way of justification.
And what if we went to that bad part of
town and recruited a bunch of people and said, hey,
you know, the only reason this part of town is
bad is because that guy up in the hill is
exploiting this.
Speaker 6 (16:40):
I said, what what do you mean, Yeah, yeah, it's
his fault.
Speaker 7 (16:44):
So let's go in and let's kill him and his family,
and let's rape his daughters, and let's rape his wife,
and let's make him watch as we do it. And
if you think I'm being hyperbolic, by the way, I
have a whole book full of citations. They read Russia
where this is exactly what they do, and they loose
(17:05):
these these wild, feral dogs from from those parts of town.
And then in some instances they will line you up
against the wall and shoot you in the head. And
if that doesn't work, the beadets come out in the basement,
and it doesn't matter if your children, doesn't matter at all.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
And so that is the envy that is essentially out there.
Speaker 7 (17:27):
And by the way, what they do is afterwards, they
don't share the spoils in with the folks from the
bad part of town.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
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Speaker 6 (17:33):
Afterwards, what they do is, well, they take the house.
Speaker 7 (17:36):
And then they start running things, and of course they
run the town into the ground that's conting.
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And then kill everyone who helped them out from the
bad part of town, which is pretty much the norm
around the hear, okay, Jack, his book is unhuman. I
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Speaker 1 (19:08):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Auto Wednesday, do not
forget Tomorrow's and asks doctor Jesse Friday. You need to
get your questions emailed in right now to Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. Well Obviously, we talk about a
lot of things on the show, politics and life and
culture and whatnot. But every now and then we like
to give back here on the show by helping out
(19:29):
the less fortunate. So I thought it would be good
to have a Navy guy on right now joining me now,
Congressman Eli Crane of Arizona Navy CEO. Of course. But
still in the end, could you not find the marine corpbrit.
Speaker 4 (19:43):
I mean, you're so philanthropic, Jesse, It's unbelievable, man. You know,
actually you know my story, man. I grew up in
you Ma, Arizona, where we had a marine base, and
I wanted to be a marine because you guys have.
And then I learned about this teams that I was like.
It was like you know when you figure figure out
you go from playing JV to varsity, Like how much
(20:06):
how much.
Speaker 3 (20:06):
Faster the guys are, how much harder they hit? That's
exactly what it was like.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
Okay, I really do I really want to know, And
I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to
know the first time you came out of the water.
I'm sure it was in training a million times before
you ever had to do in combat. But the first
time you came out of the water like one of
those dudes in the movies, weapon up and you come
out of the option, Please tell me that was the
coolest freaking thing in the world. Or were you just
(20:31):
so beat tired by that point.
Speaker 4 (20:33):
You didn't care you are, but it is, it is,
And it's with a rubber gun we called a shape.
Speaker 3 (20:38):
You guys had them too, but uh.
Speaker 4 (20:39):
And one of the coolest things, Jesse, is the first
time you do it, you know that many of your
buddies are in an office behind a desk somewhere, and
you're like, yes, this is this is what I've worked
so hard for. You know, I can't cause it takes
a long time in our training before they even give
you a shape, Like they won't even let you near
a rubber gun until you've proven that you have the
(21:00):
physical and mental fortitude to take a serious beat down, right,
And so that's even a privilege right there.
Speaker 3 (21:07):
And so once you start to get to do stuff
like that.
Speaker 4 (21:09):
And then you move into you know, small unit tactics, weapons,
you know, explosives, et cetera, it's just like it's like.
Speaker 3 (21:17):
A mind blowing for a young man.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
Gosh, that's so cool. All right, I'm not getting office.
I'm sure we can probably talk about other stuff. But
everyone knows about Buds. And now I don't mean they
know about Buds until you've been through it, which I have.
Not you don't know about it. But everyone's seeing the
movies and they've read the books and they get all that.
But what a lot of people don't know is the
training that comes after Buds. The training. It's not like
(21:39):
you graduate Buds and you drop right to the teams, right,
what is that? Because I read a fascinating book. I
think it was called the Finishing School. I believe it
was kind of forget what the book was called. I
read a fascinating book on that once, and I never know.
You know when you're when you're when you're on the
outside looking in like me, you think, wow, you get
the tried and put on and there you're off to
the seals. But that's not out worse.
Speaker 4 (21:58):
It's funny because even going before the finishing School, which
is called SQT Seal Qualification Training. I look at a
guy like you, Jesse, and what are you six six
six seven six? You're like six six, I'm six to eight.
Don't short me, but you would have got crushed in
seal training because there's nobody else your size, and everything's
done by heightline, right, All the boat crew seven man
(22:21):
teams are done by heightline. So the next closest guy
to you probably would have been maybe six ' three.
Like I was always in boat crew one at the
end of hell week, once a bunch of guys get
weeded out, I'm six to one.
Speaker 3 (22:32):
You're six ' eight.
Speaker 4 (22:33):
So what that would have meant was is when we're
running with those rubber boats on your on our heads,
with about forty pounds each on top two hundred pound boat,
you distribute it, it's close to about thirty five forty
pounds on each guy's head, just smacking up and down.
You would have had to run with your neck craned
all the way to the side.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
We had one guy in my class, I'll just say his.
Speaker 4 (22:54):
Name was Gabe and he was a professional baseball player
before he got bounced out of the Major League. And uh,
he was six six and he had to run with
his head crane and the to the side with that
boat on his head.
Speaker 3 (23:06):
And the instructors were screaming at him to get get
your head up yeah, get.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
Your head up.
Speaker 4 (23:12):
And I felt so bad for the guy because like
I was the next tallest guy at six to one.
There's no way you could have it would have broke
his neck and so but they didn't care, and so
you would have got you would have probably you probably
would have broke your neck.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I wouldn't have been it. We did log pt and
the Marines from time to time, and I always got
the shaft in that because the next two or three
guys behind me, I was the tallest all in front.
The log was not on their shoulders because I was
so much taller than them. It couldn't slope down enough
to get to them. So on that seal stuff, I
just I could have never done it. Okay, I'm gonna
I'm gonna transition.
Speaker 3 (23:41):
Can say that again. You could have never done it.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
You know what it would have probably what'd your log
look like?
Speaker 3 (23:47):
Was it like a baseball bat?
Speaker 4 (23:50):
Unbelievable if you guys didn't even use real telephone?
Speaker 1 (23:53):
All right, speaking of training, Okay, Eli, we we all
saw we all remember Saturday. We've all talked about it
a tom but we had this latest thing that just
came out. Christopher Ray tells the Senate behind closed doors,
this twenty year old young man. He was there days
ahead of time scouting. Okay, so it doesn't take a
(24:13):
super genius to figure out you need to go scout
your target. But still that shows some level of sophistication.
He has no social media page, okay. And now, according
to Christopher Ray, this is just a report that just
came out, but he had encryptid colms. Eli. I'm not
taking anything and running with it in some wild theory,
(24:35):
but at this point in time, I don't know what
to believe. Brother in The more I learn, the weirder
it gets, and the worse it looks. How am I
supposed to as an American not as a radio host
or of course is super important the United States Marine?
How am I supposed to digest this?
Speaker 3 (24:52):
No, I'm in the same spot, Jesse.
Speaker 4 (24:53):
You know, I've been talking to guys recently that have
intimate knowledge as well or did have intimate knowledge of
what went down on Saturday. And also some of the
investigations you know, moving forward and and and what I'm
hearing from the ground is the same thing. The more
I learn, the crazier this entire thing gets, you know,
and like like you said encrypted comms.
Speaker 3 (25:16):
You know, that's one thing.
Speaker 4 (25:17):
But I'm talking to individuals that are telling me one
of the scariest things that they that they know about is,
you know, just the explosives this guy had on him
and some of the trans One of the transmitters that
he had in his pocket was a twelfth channel transmitter.
Speaker 1 (25:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (25:34):
So this guy, yeah, so this guy, And it's it
doesn't add up, Jesse, because you know you you were
a marine. You know, I went through into the Navy
then gone on and did some training myself as a
twenty year old kid. You don't get you don't learn
about it. Advanced explosives just like that, especially when the
FBI and others are saying you don't have an Internet
(25:56):
or social media footprint, right, And so all I'm saying
is is that this federal government has given the American
people and you and me plenty of reasons to doubt
almost everything they say. And so I think the American
people and the people who listen to your show should
continue to be skeptical but also cautious at the same time,
(26:18):
you know, because I think there is a lot of
misinformation flying around that I've read online already. And so
I think we need to be cautious, but we also
need to be skeptical. And you know that we need
to continue to follow this and stay on it like
like a dog on a bone.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
Not that I'm well, obviously I am worried about you.
Not that I'm worried about you as much as I
am some other people who don't know how to take
care of themselves. But look, you're a family man, right,
You're Have you reassessed things? Have you adjusted things? I mean,
we are in an environment now, brother, we're I think
there are a lot of crazy people out there and
violent people and even Navy seals aren't bulletproof. Have you
(26:55):
absolutely what do you? How do you handle this as
because you're a politician now? Is my just you hate
to call yourself that?
Speaker 4 (27:01):
Yeah, you know, I'm getting to the point where I
probably need to start stepping that that up. I haven't
had any real close calls, any anything that's really scared or.
Speaker 3 (27:12):
Alarmed me yet.
Speaker 4 (27:13):
And uh, you know, it's like you for those of
us that have gone into you know, dangerous environment. You know,
I think some people have it better than others, But
your spidy senses are you know, a real thing and
anybody that's been in really tight, hairy situations. I've had
several times where things got really bad, really fast. And
(27:35):
you know, not every time, but many times, my spidy
senses kicked me out, you know, tuned me into, hey,
something bad's about to happen, and so I try and
trust my instinct. I try to be careful, I you know,
but at the same time, you are onto something, and
you know, I think many of us are starting to
look at our security footprint and you know, you know
(27:57):
how how much and where we go and who we
should have around.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
Us, no doubt about it. He is Congressman Eli Crane,
one of the very best ones we have, even though
he was Navy and Eli appreciate you, my brother.
Speaker 3 (28:09):
That's a low bar. One of the best ones we have.
Speaker 4 (28:12):
It's a pretty it's a pretty pathetic group, to be honest.
Speaker 3 (28:15):
Well, it's like the tallest midget.
Speaker 1 (28:17):
You know, you know you were thinking it, Oh, I
was thinking it. I was getting ready to say it, elike. Great, everybody,
Thank you so much, my brother. I appreciate you very
much as always. Yeah, guys, the man, there aren't very
many good ones, dude, that's that's one of the good ones.
You know what else is good? Your dog not dying.
(28:38):
I talk about rough greens all the time, and I
talk about it because, yes, it improved. It fixed Fred's
digestive issues. My poor dog had a problem after every meal.
My poor wife had a problem after every meal. But no,
my wife didn't have the problem. Fred had the problem whatever.
You know what I'm saying. And rough greens fixed that,
(29:00):
and I'm grateful for that. But I want him to
live a long time. You know, I've told you the
boys were out of town. The dog dogs, they just
become part of your family, don't they. They're just part
of your family. The boys are texting us every day, Hey,
hu's Fred? Fred? Okay, Fred doing okay? Checking in on
the dog because this is what the dog has done
to us. I want that dog to live as long
(29:22):
as possible. And that's why I pour roughgreens on his food,
because he doesn't get nutrition from his food. Your dog
doesn't get any nutrition from his dog food. Pour roughgreens
on your dog's foods. Your dog can live longer and healthier,
all right. Eight three three three three. My dog gets
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can go online Roughgreens dot com, slash Jesse We'll be back.
Speaker 3 (29:49):
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Speaker 1 (29:56):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. I have to get
to this just because it makes me laugh. I'm sorry.
I should probably talk about something serious, but it's been
a lot of serious and this makes me laugh. You remember, Chris,
if you don't mind pulled this up. I probably should
have talked to you about this during the break, But
you remember Joe Biden's story about corn pop and the
(30:20):
razor fight and the and the do you do you
remember that whole story when Joe Biden was at the
public pool. I'm gonna have Chris played for you in
the second in case you forget. But Joe Biden speaking
in front of black people, Joe Biden pandering to black
people is the funniest politics I believe I have ever
(30:41):
seen or heard in my entire life. He just he's
such a liar and he's so shameless that remember this
was I'm just setting the stage because I know you
can't see it. We're on radio here. He's in a
black neighborhood, he's in a speech surrounded by black people
talking to other they're black people, and he decides to
(31:02):
tell this clearly and bell the story go ahead.
Speaker 8 (31:05):
Chris corn Pop was a bad dude and he ran
a bunch of bad boys and I did.
Speaker 5 (31:13):
And back in those days, you shot. Things have changed.
One of the things I had to use. If you
use palmate and your hair, you had to wear a
baby cat.
Speaker 8 (31:22):
And so he was up on the board, wouldn't listen me.
I said, hey, Esther, you off the board. I'll come
up and drag you off. Well, he came off and
he said, I'll meet you outside my car.
Speaker 5 (31:32):
This my car. There was a gate out here.
Speaker 8 (31:34):
I parked my car outside the gate and he said,
I'll be waiting for you.
Speaker 5 (31:39):
He was waiting to murder three guys and straight razors.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
Not a joke.
Speaker 5 (31:43):
And I walked up to my car and they had.
Speaker 9 (31:48):
I got it. Of course, he can't help it. He's
like the boys is calling them boys. You know, the
black people love that joke. That's ready to call some boys.
And he had to bring up the pommade. After all,
I know y'all have Jerry Curls.
Speaker 6 (32:01):
He just can't help himself.
Speaker 10 (32:03):
When he gets around black people, when he gets in
front of a black audience, it's just the funniest I've
ever heard.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Well, he did it again.
Speaker 10 (32:11):
I think it was speaking at the end OFACP and
he talking about us. Started talking about his friend Mouse
from The Projects, one of.
Speaker 8 (32:20):
My best friends used to when I was a lifeguard
the Projects.
Speaker 5 (32:24):
He was his name is, his nickname is mouth.
Speaker 10 (32:29):
Old Joe Biden and Mouse and corn Pop in the hood.
Speaker 6 (32:34):
They used to mix it up in.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
The Concrete Jungle all the time. Gosh, I can't stop.
I'm crying. Quit, don't do that to me, Joe Jesse.
As you're being whined and dined at the RNC and
having more guests than one show than you normally do
in a month, I can't help but giggle that. Almost
every one of your guests I've heard all have said, literally,
I wish I was watching the show live to see
(32:56):
you cringe each time. You know you can watch the show,
it's on the first team either simulcasting the whole thing,
you watch me do it anyway. I know you claim
guests are boring and that's why you don't have them,
but I think the real reason is you started a
campaign against the word literally and everyone says it and
now they look dumb on your show. You know, I
don't like it that you all constantly use my words
(33:18):
against me and make fun of me when you know
I'm doing stuff I don't like doing. It's wrong, it's wrong.
Would I do that to you? No, I would never.
I'm not that type of person, Jesse. Why doesn't Biden
hold any appointees accountable or get fired? Kim cheedle the
buck stocks with me, stops with me, goes before Congress Monday,
and has no intention of resigning. Well, we talked about
(33:39):
this a little bit at length last night. Where once
you have an institution that's been corrupted, and it doesn't
have to be the government or secret service, let's make
it about something. Let's make it about something smaller. What's
one of the smaller in the HOA A homeowner's association.
You either have one, or you have had one in
(34:02):
the past, or you know someone who has a homeowner's association.
Oh the weeds are too long. Oh you gotta take
the trash out? You got, Okay, homeowner's association? Right, something
very very basic, for very local, very basic, also important
if you're thinking about getting involved locally anyway at HOA.
So in hoa is what it's a group of people.
(34:23):
You receive dues, You receive what are essentially taxes from
the people who live under the jurisdiction of the hoa,
and you take those taxes, and with those taxes you're
supposed to do certain things. The common areas are mode
and weed eat it, and Christmas decorations are put up
(34:44):
at Christmas time, the basic things, okay, basic things in
ho way would do. But if you're HOA because of
the negligence of the people, if the ho way slowly
but surely was taken over by people who only cared
about themselves, maybe some of them didn't even live in
(35:05):
the neighborhood. They only cared about power and money in themselves,
and they cared not at all for you, not at
all for anything else. Then what would happen over a
period of time is the Hoa would become corrupt. In fact,
your hoa might be corrupt. Have you looked into it anyway?
It would become corrupt. And because people don't study these things.
(35:27):
Let's say the HOA takes in ten thousand dollars a year,
maybe they spend seven on the mowing and the Christmas lights,
and then a little extra money goes into their pockets.
And this goes on for any length of time. Where
the HOA has become corrupt corrupted, well, what will inevitably happen,
(35:49):
As happens with any criminal institution, the top goal of
the corrupted HOA will over time be come only protecting
the HOA, not the Christmas lights, not the mowing of
the neighborhood, not you or your problems, or the weeds
or anything else. It just becomes protecting itself. That's what
(36:14):
you see now with virtually every government institution. We have
so completely broken that it only exists to protect itself.
And that's why you need to switch your cell phone
service to companies like Puretalk. Because corporations are corrupt and
evil too, and they've joined forces with this government to
push this filth on all of us. Stop funding it. Look,
(36:36):
you can't stop paying taxes, but you can stop paying Verizon,
you can stop paying AT and T. You can stop
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They love the country, they brag about the country. They
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pound two five zero, say Jesse Kelly. Also tomorrow's asked
(37:19):
doctor Jesse Friday. I'm gonna hear from you. They don't
have to be political. Whatever your questions are, email them
in right now to Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com.
Chris will have them all printed for me. We're gonna
answer a boatload of them tomorrow. Don't know how many
guests we're gonna have on tomorrow. We're just gonna have
to wait and see how that all, Oh, how all
(37:39):
that works out. But Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com,
keep your chin up, smile, will do it again tomorrow.
All right, that's all
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